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T H E
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor­
mation of Our headers.
Maker's ft rat automobile allow waa
ball) Li a! week
‘I he Muriim f o u n t y Potato U row era’
Baaiiclatluli held Ila annual meeting at
baleln
'I lie 4Dli convention of Oragoll alula
gruiiK« la to be held May It to lit, 1917,
at Aatoriu
There wtll be no Immediate call
for a apedal aeuuion ol Ilia leglala
tine to i onalder wur uieamirea
■ the hall
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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST
N E W
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fmiii 1*' tu 15 poundtt of «#•«•«! t«» th«*
arr«.
I.ikr* any othrr «ultivatril rrt»p rorn
•
e
d«*mari«ÌM good r ulti v ntion un it trmU f«»
ahi th* grovtfh. T h « firn! rtilt 1 vafion
Th»* Mil»» i*i»ul»It*« oil** t»» |»ru*t*rv*' a
giv rn th«* rrop in uHually *Jr»*p uh fhr
lu r ^ rr » (iiu u lity o f th •• < r<»)» for ft*«*«l
f rt*«!«r 1 «»ot h wliicli urt* arar th«* «urfai-r
1 1»i»it in (itmuililp in ¡my otli«*r m iy .
havt* u o t «Itjvtdoprd A h th** «*.0rn plani«
Hy ilo • mo' o f il»»* mio ti N»j»‘»* 1 .1»*i»t f**«*»i
d«.*vriop thr rultivatiun «huuhi he«--oinr
m ay I»»* |»r«»YÍ<l«*(i iliro iig b o u t ibi* o n tira
halh/wn tini« pr«*v «*nf mg thr in jury uf
y i'u r,
thr root «yMti'in« o f thr platlf«. Jf thr
Niliqft* in il»** I m ' n I lim i «b»*ai»»*Nt forni
ro«»l Hy*f«'ii»H arr in.jurr«J throogli «J»*«*p
Ili V*l»l*’ ll tO |»IOYÌl|f* Il Nllt'l* ti li* li t IV im J
ruJtivation thr fot»«J «upplv wii| h** r«*
• lu rin g tin* w in te r.
«lu«*«*«l nhiih wiII in funi influrm*«* thr
S ilu r i* kri*|#N d a ir y « h w n , !»#••*f r a f f io
yi«*l«l. Thr rrop «boiild not !»♦• mitivaf«*«l
:iii»l n | h *«|» in a t l i r ì f f i i ’ r i'o m J ítio ii th a n
to«» lati* 111 th«* m «*: in «» ii a« it t»*nd h to pr«*
a liy <rtb«*r f «*•*«lm « h irin g fin * v \in ti* r .
vrnt Mafurity. <4rn«*rally aft«*r ta«««*l
Tilt* Ninni* i i «' m * i i ^ i * <lt*volto! to NÍlu|(n !
ing thr rulf»vatiou «hould <ra«r amj in
a i II Nii|»|»«Mt mori* « fo rk to tli ••ut*r*» tinnì
many riiNrn #*vi*n hrfo rr thi»,
any o tlir r rroj».
A grrat «Irai o f a n i i r t y wiin fr lt hy
Hilngt* li a N a l»4*fM*fii'ial or toni»' lik<*
tali ny la«t yt*ar Irrraunr thr rrop in h «< iii «'
• • f f r r t ll|»oll tb<* «ll|{f*NVÌv«* or^aiiN of
iflNtanc« - wiim frontrd hrforr it rotihl hr
-•toi’ k um l nì i in il lu f i * n flit* m ilk flo w .
«ilord. H»» far thr wrif«*r «Jor« not kliow
rin* billig» NVitfrni m ain ta i n« n o ì | ft *r
«*t a «ing!»* ifiHtamr ri porti*«! in th** «taf«*
t i li f y am i I m *I|» n to hull»! up m u down
\vh«*rr fin* «iljig»* Mpoilt'd on m-eount o f
nim I n .
immatui 1 tv «,f thr rorn. On fin* otbrr
H ilu jfi’ rio pN , hu i l l : im ro rn am i rlo v o r,
handr th«»««* that Harrifi««**! fin* froHtiug
ra n hi* liftr%r*ti*«l h i vv«*t w r a t lir r wilt*«
o f th«* t u t u to gain mafurity ar«* not
ro n d i tiom t ai»* Niirli th a t ofli»T rr»»pH
roiiiplaiinng hy any furari*, hnt «ay thry
ro u ld not In* liarvt*Hti*d w if lim it noiim * 1
havt* mori- nutrimrnt in th«* foto 1. Th«*
I oni ».
Tin* fin *t rrui» o f r l o v r r ra n In*
fa«'t ol tli«* mattrr i« that it i« oft»*n
hu \ i*»l in t hi« in u iim T .
aiiviHahh* t<» Narriifr«* th«* fronting of
r»»«| Htoii'd uh NÍIiigt* in « i I on in I«» nn
th«* rorn t«# gain oiaturity.
It rn«*nn«
i * x priiMi \ i* than w lii'ii Nt or»*»! in l»nrnji,
a awrrtrr ami h**ttrr k«*«*ping «ilag«* and
I»»*« aun«' a ton o f NÍIa| 4 »* r«*t|iiirt*N I«* nh 1
I«* hn wtitrr *'onf«*nt. Whrrr rorn ih ina*
(hau «»li«’ h a lf fh«* h |» uc «* r«'<|iiir»*d hy h ay. |
tur««! timiigh In for«* tl»«' f r o n t thr f<*«*«l
Tin* \ alii** o f tli«* rro|> j»r»*N«*rv»**l hy
ri»nt(*iif v*k i 11 h«* !tigh«*r p«*r a oro.
•i«iii}4 a Nil»» i* ah«»uf 40 j»«*r »***iit gr«*at«*r
Ih«* va lui* *»f «ilag** i« g«*m*rally r**«-
than « lii'ii h ar\«'«t*'d in f h r umiul wfty.
ogiii/.mj un mutrntial t<» profitahlr li\«*
T h . r.* ih I«* n . h want«* in fK»»ling N Ílligr
Nt«»«*k pr<>«liirtion ov«*r thr «'«»untrv. To
than h i f«'i*<liu }4 th«* rr»»|> in an y oth«*r 1
pnnlurr th«* rrop pr«»fitahly* though a
form .
largrr yi«*l«l in «*H«rntial and i f go<»<!
'rin* «ilo fiirfii»bi*N a f»*«*«l »»f u n ifo rm
WH*fb«»«lN ar« unti ! in thr riiltnr»* t»f th<*
i|u a lify th a t ih a I w a y N n»*ar at hand and
riop NÌlagr nill h«*rom«* on«* o f th«* m oni
a v tiila h lt* ut any film * «luring tin* y e a r.
proti tu hi«* «ropH f or th** f u r i n o m o f Lari«*
A rr*»p ra n I»«* harv«*Nt»*«f iin Nilag«*
rotint v.
ADVANTAGES OF A SILO
AND SILAGE
‘I lie aleum bi homier Julianna Hull tli,
tlie lair.' >1 vcaael constructed on t'ooa
buv. wua launched ul North Demi
B
SU C T IO N -PE E D
The coldeal March In 37 yeara, waa
B
r.. |>.irjtnr g r i t n i l l h * e r r a n t a l l t h r
the luonlli Joal cloned, according to ttie
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I hm #. A »»y «»litrr I c u r »lo r w ill |«aw»
c irm ii wlu*n l i t « Mprrtl iilacketi«. Y«*«»
report from the weallier bureau.
* T * 4ii ( alw.iyi» I u m Dt r x .o tlv I lie ritftt
»p rr il
N o »»lie t 41». IL*•* iltl!*• »nnlhlr,
'I lie lieml Water, Light St Power
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fclM-rtl Hull, .dor to |.o u|M-r«f lliiilt 4tuf.
rompuuy will begin at once ou the
'I lie Sut tMili Ir ril r L h ii « t Iran, ! « • ! o f
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»lo w , ill it! tlrliv r i * e v r il f f r .im Cupac-
election of an addition lo Ila plant
ély in« i« a « u « with Il»r
C oin r ui
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Mío1 I* t o i liow >mi liuw it work i,
Leonard Haiby. 23 yearn old. waa
electrocuted lu the new generating
pIn i i t of the Hawley Pulp Si Paper
Company at Oregon <11 y.
T h e Oregon niuio Federation ot
Women a tiuhn will nlurt u fund tuiiue
dlately thiit nhull he known an "the
Oregon Keilerutlon llonpltal fund."
'I he Kugeue chamber of commerce
bun taken up the plan of cultivation
rh«*:i|M*r thnn in an y oth»*r fo rm .
of all city lota to aid Ilia nation lu
tSilag»* in flu* 4‘h»*H|>«*Nt b u lk y f»*«*«l w r
time of war by keeping down the coat
has«*.
It r»»HtM 1** nh than h a lf um m urh
SILAGE A NECESSITY
of living
aH a hay »‘ r<»|».
Preliminary aiepa are being taken
Hilagi* r«**lu«»*N th«* r«»Nt o f |ir»»<luril.g
lu Douglaa county to vote ou a county h ii f t r r fa t «»n tin* d a iry fa rm mor«* than
tty N . S. Robb, County Agricultural
bond teaue for roud Improvement. Thu t|ny oth«T «*r«»|».
Agent
Many farmers an- perhaps debating
lotul amount of the Ini te ban been
the qurMinn as to whether they are g o
f i l e d al ».<¿0.000
ing to build a silo this season or wait.
Several
uf
ttie
farmera
o
f
the
Gold
POINTS OF A GOOD SILO
X ^ v u v iV C c / / ^ T~for?.r',iz
The time fur planting the crop for si
l l lll dlatrlct have been nhlpplng lu
/ . -
1 - • ■' ' '
* __ * carloada o f beet pulp from the Utah
luge will soon be here und on this ur
Th«* wall« o f a goo«l nil«» iiiuat h«* air count one should plan now for a silo
Orcgou Sugar fin lory at Grauta Pana
and the corn crop to fill It.
tight.
to feed their Block.
The use of silage for dairy and beef
a p e o R i . Y r r .D HORHr.
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ini*'
«ilo
hi
u
H
t
hr
«lerp.
T
h
r
«lr«*prr
thr
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'I he Kona county court, ban arraug
cattle
und sheep is liecoming more es­
it lh i l t d is c re d it on Ila o w n e r, Im l Ilia ad for an appropriation of IL'o.uoo an hi ! o thr inorr prrNNiirr, whirl, will raun«*
sential every year on aecouut o f the pre­
f li «• «liage to park h«*tt«*r.
•i Mr Her g els •I*1' m i n i o f Ib u d ea l lie
purl of the fund for constructing an
vailing high prices of feeds, Silnge is
euuae econom y IU fe e d in g H ie liorae
Th r «.lo Nhoiild h«* rouit«! and htivr '
arm
or)
lu
.Marshfield
lor
the
coant
the
cheapest feed for these elusses of
u ffe r.la 11a w o rk in g c a p a c ity aa w a ll aa
Hin«Hith prrp«*mliralar wall«.
stock ami when fed to them results in
ita ap p e a ra n c e
I f y o u r lioiae k ir k a ou artillery i utupany.
'I').«* Hilo nhoulil havr at rung walla.
eheupetting the cost of production.
Hubjecta of lufereat to livestock
In * fe i'il you ra n r o r r e r t i* by b u y in g
Thr out ward pr«*aaurr at thr haar of a
y o u r f r a il h are, na you g r t I ha beat growera will be couatderei! ul the
Practical dairymen who use silage
«ilo in .‘(.TO p «» i i i i «I h per N«|uarr foot.
■ |im lit y fu r th e Ira a t o u tla y
Kurin cm,
say that the silo enables them to pro­
fourth annual meeting of the Tattle
'lh«' gi/.r o f tile ail«» ahouhl he auitrtl
e o n lra r.lo ra a n il horao u w n rra g e n e ra lly
ami Horae llalnern unninlallou tu be to tin* a III « Ml lit o f 1 i V «*a t or k k«*pt oil thr duce butter fat at frqin 5 to s cents a
know I hut our f ra il ia u I w ay a n |> to tha
pound less.
Stockmen consider that
held at l.u Grande on April 24 and farm.
.(S u d a n i
beef rattle ran be produced at from »1
The «il«« «hoiild havt* a g«»«»«! roof.
Xu.
to 4L5<l a hundred cheaper where silage
I nr only go«»«! material«.
T h e ('lilted States department ot
is fed as a part o f the ration.
nu*
ail«»
ahouhl
ht*
piarmi
on
a
good
labor, with headquarters at Wanhtug
Several farmers in Lane county dur
Th ia will add to
toll. H P . w ill hold Da second annual («‘incut foundation.
ing the past year have also used silage
ita
lift*.
CltUeunhlp convention at Portland fm
successfully ns a part ration for brood
H I ' R A I N 8 A N I ) 8T R A I N 8 H K L I K V K D
Thr door* ahoiild hr ron v en ient ly ar*
three or lour days this coming Sum
sows. This is a practice that is not
rang«*«l.
generally recommended though, on ac­
HI« »un *» I .iiiim«*nt <|MÌ«kly tnk«** f )•«- nier.
count of the milkiness of the silage.
’I lie ne*t annual conference fot
|«n• «i utit t»f AtriiitiM, n p rn irtb ru ì««*« nini
In many sections of the country si­
Oregon of the United Evangelical
fili mi li ■»' li* n«ir«*fh'NN. A ili'un, rlt*nr li
GROWING CORN FOR
lage is fed to sheep and the owners con­
«Iin«I ••uniiy m |»|»1 i«*<la it «|iii«*kIv j»«• n** church wtll be held lu Portland, he
SILAGE
sider it to be an A No. 1 feed for taking
fritti*« %
% iVItotit rullimi}*
Hlniiu 'n l.ini
ginning March 21*. 191* accord lug to
sheep through the winter at a low cost.
un ni «hi»*« nut «fìnti fin* «kin or ring; fli«* action taken by the conference while
All these facts serve to emphasize the
|M»r«*i lik<* niMNNy |.lu**t» r« or oiufm<*nta. lu aeaHliili ul Suleiu
Hy N. S. R.d.b, County Agricultural
importance of this feed on the farms as
l'or rii ronii* i li •* il ni n t h * i»*l»*« and |)liin«, :
A new ' honor lodge' at the atute
Agent.
a means o f cheapening the cost e f pro­
unirti lginf >* « » • 11 nud 1 «i ti 11
» hnvr fin« ! penitentiary haa perfected orgaulta
Corn is the best crop to grow for si- duction. The silo is now considered a
wrll kiMiwn rrno'ily linndv.
l ’or thr
thin
T h e lodge haa It no member* Isge 111 this vicinity. Kaeh year more necessity for economical livestock pro
|»niun of j*ri|» nnd t'ollow ni}» al rt*nti«Hi«
amt la organized to promote heltei stoekmen unit dairymen renli/e this duct ion amt dairying. The number of
work, Il i » ì m * n «|ti»«*k rrlirf. Af ri11 dui}» :
feeling between llie prlaouera and the stntement and ns a result each succeed­ silos at present in the United States is
141 ■»fi, Wr.
m
ing year finds a larger corn acreage in estimated at nearly 600,000. Wisconsin,
prlaou udmlutei ration
'I lie uuuther of employers subject l.ane county being used for silage. The the banner dairy state, alone has 50.000.
to Die workmen a compeiihalloii law culture uf corn is possible in any sec­ Many hesitate about building a silo and
during the aeeolid year a operation tion uf the enmity that is free from look at such as an added expense. The
-uiumer frosts. The factors that really fact is that a silo is one of the best pay­
uf the law wua ti&94 aceordlug lo the
Tli« City Triuiafer
influence the successful culture o f the ing investments oji the farm.
All Kind« o f
auuiiul report of the atute iudnalrlal
1 crop are the seed, the time o f planting
The people that have had the most
accident cotnmlealon.
and the methods o f culture.
experience in the feeding o f silage are
I
A sal at lug the farmera of the elate
This year there will lie a scarcity o ' the ones that are the most enthusiastic
lu the production of larger and bet
good seed for planting and whnt seed advocates o f it. The saying o f a suc­
ter eropa of fiber flux, will be a branch
I'tlUio M oving a Specialty
there is that is available is selling for cessful dairyman that he would as soon
of the work taken up by (tie eaten a high price. This should not prevent try to farm without a barn as without
WOOD A N D C O A L
■Ion servic e of the Orcgou Agrlcul one though from obtaining the best a s i l o is expressive o f the importance
I 'hollo f.f. •
O ffic e A t Eagle Cigar Store
tu cal college llila month.
seed he i-an as it pays in the long run. these men place upon the silo and the
'the industrial accident ciitninlaalou The yield is greatly influenced by the feeding of silnge.
The silo is essential to the dairymen
received reports of 277 accidents dur stnnd and to obtain a good stand the
C L E A R Y O U R S K I N I N S P R IN G .
lug llie week between .March 2 and best seed is necessary. Where the yield of this county because it will cheapen
is influenced so directly one can afford the cost o f production of livestock and
Spring liouae clanning manna denning April 5 Inclusive. One of the a< i Idenla
dairy products on the farm. Where the
to pay for good seed.
reported
was
fulal.
the
victim
being
inai.la uml oulnbla. Doll |>.m|>lv akin ia
A well prepared seed bed is one of number o f silos is so large as in this
no Hflarmitlh o f winter inactivity. Flush Joseph Pruucia. uf Paker. u railroad
the
important features in obtaining a eouiitry every farmer should plan for
your inleatinaa with
tinbl Iniutiva uml employe.
aueh a building on his farm nnd thus
With war clouds threatening the large yield o f silage. Land should be
rlcnn out the neeumillatail wnatea eaav
make a step Towards obtaining larger
plowed
and
well
worked
into
a
fine
to tnke, they <lo not gripe. Dr. King'.. continuance of athletics lu the coast
profits from the farm.
tilth
before
planting.
There
is
no
crop
New l.ifa I'illa will elenr your rnmplrx
colleges later in the spring, the (J. A.
that
responds
so
well
to
the
application
•mi uml brighten your aye
T ry Dr. C. rduy carnival of April 21 stands
E N L I S T M E N T S TOR WAR PER IO D
Kin g'a New l.ifa I'illa tonight uml us the ouly major tract gveut o l ttie o f barnyard manure as the corn plant
does.
The
fe
rtility
o
f
the
soil
should
throw o f f tha sluggish winter nliall. At season which la sure to be held ou
lie kept up by means o f m inting the Secretary B aker Announces Provision
'(Vtiggiala, 25a.
the coast this year.
corn crop with clover or the frequent
for W ar Time Limit.
In co o p e ra tio n with similar depart­ application o f liarnynrd manure to th>*
ments ull o v e r the country, the exten­ field. Where manure is applied to the
Washington. April 12.— All men en­
sion services of the O. A. (\ ha* corn field the increased returns will
listing in the regular army or the
announced that a vigorous campaign more than pay for the e ffo r t. E v i ­
national guard in the present emer­
will he started Immediately for the dence o f this is seen ill corn fields
gency were assured in an announce­
where old stack botttvms have been
Cottage Grove Trunnfer
purpose of Increasing I he food pre
ment by Heeretn^v Baker toduy that
turned under.
When the crop is two
parrdneaa o f Ute country.
they would be kept in tluvservioe only
Th ere were 50 fires lu 31 towns thirds developed the patch where the for the period o f the war.
The ac­
old stack bottom stood is often from
during the mouth of March, according
tion followed a conference between the
• re to one and one h ■ 11 feet tall • • than
secretary and the President.
to figures issued by Insurance Cum-
the rest o f the field. This shows the
In e ffe c t this places on a war time
mlssloner H arvey W ells
T h e totul
value o f manure to the rrop.
volunteer basis all o f the men enlisted
losses amounted
to »75.145
The
P lano Moving
In growing corn either for silnge or since the state o f war was declared.
largest loss for the month wua a » 10,-
Auto Dray Por Quirk • • l i v e r y
seed one should plnnt early ; one day in It makes available a total o f 517,868
Ooo building In Portland
the spring is worth two in the fnll in places in the enlisted grades o f the
OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
'I lie people of Oregon are to be ask­ the maturing o f the crop. Mntiy g r o w ­
two services to men who wish to servo
ed to subject to the referendum two ers delay the planting till late in May
Phone 72
for the war only.
uf the school measures enacted by and as a result they are bothered with
Mr. Baker emphasized the fact that
the
last
legislature the
leuchers' lute maturing corn.
Growers in the this action was contemplated when the
H E A L S K I N E R U P T IO N S
tenure hill and Ihe lull shortening the county plant hs early as A pril 15. This administration bill was framed anil was
l*ninfili eczema ia more nativa in terms of school directors front 5 to .may not be possible this season, how­ in no way to be construed as n com­
Referendum petitions have ever. It seems that the desirable date promise plan, reached as n result o f op­
a|>ring whan tha liloml ia over henta.I, 3 years.
for the planting o f corn is between the position to the draft feature o f the bill.
the burning, itehing torture ia unlicur- been prepared.
Hearings on the bill continued be­
tibia, raliava it nt once uml haul Ilia
A statement Issued liy Ihe Industrial middle o f April and the middle o f May,
fore the house military committee to­
eruption* with Dr. Hnbann’a Kczemn accident commission says that there depending somewhat upon the season.
Corn for silage is generally planted day nnd will be concluded Saturday.
flmtment. Tina antiseptic remeily ia was a decrease of H4 per cent In the
promptly e ffe e t iv a in nil akin troubles. number of personal Injury rases where a little «tick er thnn is corn for seed. The government leaders hope to have
Dimple*, blnekhends, nana, tettar, ring the relation of em ployer and employe Home o f the largest silnge yields have consideration under way in the house
been obtained by planting in rows 42 next week.
worm, scaly blotahy akin, all ran pomi t> existed, heard
before
the Oregon
inches apart and planting the seed in
Under the law, the full enlistment,
Dr. Ilobnon 'u Kczemn Ointment, (let it
supreme court In ItMtf. from the num­
the rows !> to 10 inches npnrt. This requirement o f six years in the national
toiluy ut your druggists, 50c. gunrnnteeil.
ber In 1914
T h e total number o f method gives the largest yield o f any
guard and seven years in the regular
cases, however, decreased but 10.4 o f ihe rotes o f plnnting. It also requires service, must be signed by all men
T h e re 'a nlm ont n o tlih ig n l i t t l e w a n t
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more seed, thr amount required being taken into either service. The pending
ad. w o n 't do fo r you .
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Blackmore & McFarland
Hauling & Draying Done
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L. L. Harrel
Draying of all Kinds
The above is a picture ol the hollow tile type of silo such as
have Iteeit erected on the farms of X. W. White and J. A.
I’owell on Coast Fork, and for which S. L. Godard is airent.
This picture was taken on the farm of Harold Stephens, at
Ainitv.
Build Hollow
Tile Silos
The advantages of hollow tile
silos over wood silos are many.
There are no hoops to tighten and
loosen, no guy w ires in the way, no
leaning over, no unequal shrinkage
and has a lot of other features no
other silo has. Silage made in a
hollow tile silo is equally as good as
that made in any other type <of silo.
Your silo need cause you no
worry from w ind, rain or fire. It is
built to last.
The initial cost of the hollow' tile
silo is a little greater than that of a
wood silo but your expense ends
w ith the first cost.
They are guaranteed as no other
silo is. The terms of sale arc easy.
Any size from 10 feet in diameter
up as high as you w ant them.
Remember the prices of hollow
tile silos are for the completed
'structure.
Don’t let anybody sell you a silo
until you have investigated this type.
For any information concerning
this silo, see the man who builds
them. Thank you.
S. L. G O D A R D
C o ttage G ro v e , O re .
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Advertising pays— in The Sentinel.
bill provides specifieally fur duration
o f the war enlistment contracts, but
this cannot be applied until congress
nets. T o meet the immediate situation,
Secretary Baker has directed that re­
Sixth and H oyt Streets
cruiting officers assure men accepted
N eat Depots - Portland, Oregon
during the emergency that the contracts
will not be enforced against them, but Fireproof, N e w ly Decorated. Rate*, 75
cents to » 2.00.
that they will be honorably discharged
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L. W. HIMKH, Mgr.
at the close o f the war.
“Motel H oyt”