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Newspaper Page Textt 1 e Page Six Sitting Tight r - .. i i . INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE WINTER WHEAT CHOP SHOWS ADVANCE D Yield Expected to Be Nine Per Cent Greater Than in 1920. 0.,.l, rmu muM poses Trip to Oregon Agricultural ON LIVESTOCK ALLURING, college, fir'st prize; u seSnd?S third; $8, fourth, and $5, fifth. Portland Prizes numbering- 120 A silver lovine- eim hn hoar. amounting to $1906 in cash valu will ! fered be awarded to livestock club members i S,wine exhibiting winning animals at the by the Oregon Duroc-Jersey Breeders' association for the j champion Duroc-Jersey pig. A fold- On, Sfafo c..t. i'" ,caL rutKei camera W111 eo to the -,-- - . oeineiuuer, ac- owner of grand champion over all, cording to announcement by L. J. ! provided the champion is a Duroc Allen, state livestock club leader at! Jersey. The prize is offered hv th- tne Oregon Agricultural .college. Twenty-seven trips to the college boys' and girls' isummer session of two weeks with all expenses constitute first prizes. The Oregon Duroc-Jersey Breeders' association and National Duroc-Jersey Record association have con tributed $50 each for prizes for hogs of the Duroc breed. The be as follows: Division 1, sow with litter Trip to the O. A. C. summer session, first prize; $15 cash, second; $12 cash, third; $9.50, fourth, and $6.50, fifth. Division 2, hoes for national JJuroc-Jersey Bulletin. The National Duroc-Jersey Record will give an engraved sold watch tn the paid j owner of grand champion over all if J.1 A . . - mar winner is a Duroc-Jersey. Poland-China entries will win a and $4, respectively, the amount of fered by the state fair board. The three firsts one for each division- consisting of trips to Oregon Agri cultural college, will be given for the Berkshires. Chester Whites in the contest must be registered with the Chester White fiecords association before the day shown in order to be eligible for prizes offered by that organization. The association has offered $50 and the Oregon Chester. Whit- Swim Breeders' association $25. makine- un a list of awards exactly the same as (the one for Berkshires. Competition is announced in all Washing.!. - T" wl,,,,,r W'rf crop win forwt t 8.000,000 buahola ,.., fi. est limited a month ium. UiJ total' -wilm'tlnt. MK C23.2S7.000 bushels by thu department of iigricullure.. AcrotiKf abandoned during uio . . ..t iii.i tor was less Hum t 1" ' ' " v total nrea planU-d at autumn, coin- rod with mi average iitmudonnieiu of It nor cent during mo i.'i years. The crop this your lt umwi i" cent lawr than last year acreage to ho harvested la 1 more than last your. The area to be harvested Is about 1.8S4.000 acres or 4 G per coin less than the tic re a go planted last autumn and !HS,000 acres or 2 5 per cent more than the acreage harvested hint year. The May first condition is Indicative of a yield of approximately mi sliels an acre. assuming averaxe vurl ations to prevail throughout the re nuilmler of tin- season. This would indicate a total produc tion 8.9 ner cent mon than in l:0, 1117 per cent loss than In I'.'lii, and 11.4 per cent more than lit U'lS. DUILT THE FIRST SKYSCRAPER Whltelaw Rtd' Structure That Housed the Trlbunt Wil tht Wonder of Ita Day. w hile tho ! 5 per cent The skyscraper was utulrMiitnpil of until Whltohiw Hold laid thu corner xtone of tho TrllMiim h lifitf in The rioreiitliie t'Miiipiinllw ttmt li Hum lifted Into the nlr IV' hla contumpo- vtluil u im fur llii'iil LTt'iitur unllMilllllll itimi llii-lr iloni'i'iuluiila Iiiivm received from MiHiImttiiii a tnlleat tow ..r-u V.il ilt'.'I'M till (llM tlH hailed It ulth iiKtuiiMiioeiit, lllllf liu- iik'ltilni; the fiiiinliliihlM atnicturia It ftpicsliiiilo" ed, The hkyllne It bnlt wna t lint of an oxseiilliilly Hat, low lylnif city. In Ilold'n eyoi New Yotk wnn not thru preclM-ly tioniitirul. So mny Ju'le from tho liotiructliuia he (tent to Clr elice Cook In INTO, with H reijuext for n Hi ih uof un hitoi'tiirnl iirtlcUm, "Wlmt ! w ant," lu wrote, "In flrt a rrlup mil toilal on t!o prevnllliitf lin k of nrehl tectmal tiisie In Nmv Vork. thu drinry mlli'd of hrowKtmie front., tli Worth lessticiii of tirmv htlone n n lnatorliit for I nl I tl I it if, the tui'Ntnwttlt.a jtlveii ua by our wfiilthlest iio'il," Then nrtlcle iiftt-r tirtlcln wan to ! wrttten, dlii'iixiliij lh iU'tlol) gf itr chltectiire In our l itli'H ueiieriilly, hut particularly In .New York, 'J im "frljjlif fill exaniilo" win lu hit fiiirliMtjp dl lorled, ami ini(,;j;i'!liiin wi-re to b niade - l iuiii "Tin Life tf Whlleluw Itcltl." by ItoynM'orthisox. iday. MfflV la ON His DRFA -t u Mlf ... MliiO.. . Alway. a J'm. To Put It ur,t i b " .rlptlvt iKJI't I ........ . . . !.. ".. r "'"I'vur,,-, "Mt wIOmIv f..n... "'m Mllf, 1 '-I rend l.y ' ii Un-nt iiittiitit.fn ,,"7 .,,,., '"Hlit. aa it very )INV " ynra t 'VI11 " ""'"Ui w-t.m. akin ,, ,;ftfu7'b'!i POLISH INSURGENTS TAKE TOWN OF KOZEL : HONOR CLAIMED FOR BOSTON First Public School In United State I Said to Have Qen n That City. Imvv nil I,,.,.,, .,. "V. a? J". Will, WITH , J... hy Sln,,,,,,!,. It , hriivo hi., i . UlHh .1 ., motor. It,. .. ' fti, H,rjr t'll. . .... iwi IS lid I li'HlInt win, .., .. . ""r, HI..I ITI...II... Vl i I in-nim( Itlt'er" I I. ..I .. ' i imr a si,... .. Kiirl..r..ll l hpa ttpj simitar list of prizes, financed bvibreeds of sheen. A trin to the ft- contributions of $50 each from the n Agricultural summer session will iNanonai Poland Ch na RPenrfl ..r, the Oregon PolandChina, Swine Breeders' association. Swine World will give a kodak to the owner of grand champion over all provided the winner is a Poland Chinq. xne American Berkshire associa to Oregon Agricultural COllep-P. firat- Sin 0.0 ...... , . " ' . B1VC S4 fmh ' tn' ana!tne Ilst ot Prizes for winners with - xor oreeaing pur- ntth prizes will be only $10, $8, be the first prize in each of the three divisions. The entries which take second, third, fourth and fifth in each division will win $10. S8. $6. and S4 in order. The first division will of one or more lambs or one or more ewes and lambs that ; owns and has, cared for in club work. uon will give $50 toward making up lne secord will consist of one or more market lambs intended for breeding purposes. The Oregon Jersey Cattle club of- J ii , i iers tne tnree first prizes and the others are given by the state fair board. The Oreeon club will also give $74 in prizes, mak ing the same awards for tha w. divisions in that breed. AM' m si fa Oppeln, Upper Silesia. Insurgent Polish forces liave crossed tho Oder and captured the town of Kozel after hard fighting. The population in fleeing lu panic. The French control officer took refuge In the Kozel burrackg and the Poles opened fire on him there, ne- cording to interallied commission re ports. Numerous casualties are reported to have occurred ut the Krandrzln rail way station, when the Poles drove out the Germans after three day' con tinuous fiphting. i ... 1 1 ... . ... Ionian iroops declare that they have ; yi.otii f.,r mil lost severely in the righting with i int: (h.-- rollsh insurKents and appear to ho Kreatly incensed. They are declared to have shown unkindn.-ss towu.nl Polish prison.., who generally have been handed ov.-r to the Italians by their German can tors. It It prohiihlo tlmt the Im-kIiiiiii( of tin' Aliii-rlrnu piililli- Hihi'i Wn III Mansarliusi-tti, Ju jiVW tin M'oiilu of l.iMtun iisH.-nihlil In ion ti tuft! litif . rt- itii'Mcf I'liili'inoii 1'urnnMit to hecutni M-li,M,iiiiisti-r ami vote) him .TO nerea of Inml In jmrt pity f..r hU nervlr.. The m-Ihh.I I,-j;tin (y Puniioiit lntir l.i"'iune th.. liustoi, l,i,( t'loio ami hiti had coiitlJiiiiiua ej!.triici to (tut pn-M-nt tlin.v otht-r nettl,-ui..iti f,,. Iou.mI l!i.stotr exBinphi nml within tho nxt ten Venra collltnoll r,M,U were estiihll!,l,r, n nil tho ,,.w lUw- land Nettli-Mienix ju k;j7 K. , ernl iviiiri of MiiKHiii-hiiHef I orih'riii I '-very l.ttn trnMiii,' fnuitl ! oi point II teneliiT, H lomi' u'i-p W'eri i ! pal.! hy tin- pnn-nm of (!,,, ihllilrt-n lie tllle,l ,,r ,y j)n,l1(lJ, t, Ken. nil. At the kiiiim- time lowimhlt I hiivlii' l(Ml fainllli-f. vvi'ri- ret) ritri-1 to MIIHIsJi a LTnli,.r hi-Ihu.I I.. ' till- tlW fltlllllUll rmled of ncIkhiU liil.l the foiindatl.in of lt,. puMlo mhool Hsteiii h, (Jie l'iijr,.r Stnl.-n. Thri yearn Inter n similar nw una pawil In ('..iineii.-ut, hut Itho.li Mnn1 llill'le in. .,,( ,0 furIi, m.i(M1 ostein until IT'.HI. Queen Liked Her Ale Strong. The City of London Hrewerv corn- pany, whose premises are offered for salo, claim to he the onlv hrewerv i the city of .London existincr from ti-.o time of Queen El izn belli, anil It is quite possible that the nueen ocenutm. ally sampled their brew. Elizabeth u u specialist m ale. She liked it strong, as witness the plaintive note her host, the earl of Leicester, sent to Lord Burleigh: "There Is not one drop of good drink for her here. We were fain to send tn To.wi.,,. - '...4'.,, ..1IU Kenihvorth and divers other places where ale was: her own heer u-iw u strong that there was no man able to an nu it." Here is an unparalleled spectacle a sight never to be forgotten one of nature's most stupendous wonders. The Grand Canyon is about 250 miles long with a width at the top varying from 5 to 12 miles. At some places it descends to a depth of a mile below the plateau surface. Its best ef fect, as revealed by extreme depth and brilliancy of coloring, is from a point opposite the Kalbab Plateau about 65 miles northwest of Flagstafif, Ari zona. Motor roads lead to the Grand Can yon through Ashfork, Williams and Flagstafif, Arizona and all the way you can get "Red Crown," the all reflnery gasoline. You'll be glad if you make your Grand Canyon trip a "Red Crown" trip. Look for the "Red Crown" sign on service stations and garages. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) G$c Gasoline Testing Material in Cloth. Mixtures, of cotton and wool' mn be tested by raveling a bit of cloth find burning two of the threads, one running with 'the selvage, the other crosswise to it. The cotton thread burns quickly with a flame and smells like wood; wool chars slowly without a flame and smells like burning hair. Shoddy, or renianufactured wont i! often, used with wool. This can be detected by raveling out a bit of the material, when short broken fibers may be seen. In general, a woolen material which has cotton In It will become more wrinkled when wot ti, -i (-CAll an-wooi goods. SECOND TRIAL FOR ALBERS Confession of Error Does not Acquit, Says Solicitor General. Washiimton. The .- or m-nrv Albers, a native ,r (ierrnany, convlrt ed in Portland n- i , . . . '"i oik violated the espionage act, ,hh ,. bl,(.n through the r,, e,u co,,fes.si of ,Tro entered In the supreme (.ourl hy ,h government, Solicitor i;,n,n, Kri(.r son declared n a Htot,.m,.Iif, ,,, been "merely remands to the diMriet court tor a new trial." The supreme court order.,) .,,i 'T The Kovernmemv a(-i Ion, Mr. I-Ylerson explained, taken because the diHtrlot attorney-' ..u miners introduced against him certain ments he whh alleKe( to huv. In 1914 and 11)15, or before the SJIiitnii n.. .uo cmereu tne war. In two circuit eason th ..,., eW-tb, H had ,,e MttZnZZ mission of such evidenen u trial nf,i, , OIU WUH 11 error, the statement S;li(j IH state 1 tnade 1,'nited reversible Only Outdoor Inauguration. The rillte.j Slnles, llllholIKh ltHCflt- "nl ts In more rlgor.iim emflt,. !(, tboH,. t ,.inv r,.,mMll.t ,H ( hnviiij; ( rivseo" liiiiiiturntioii. Hie first four I'res,..,l(s w.,.r n. Klir.ltl-.l Imloors . " moimik II l : "'" I't-slde,,!. JefTerHOII. (he ll,- ! !"a'iin,tl,,s took pi,. , WnNhlng- M"M 'I- II Ml l're,.., () 1 '" "ru h, out f ,..rMt ,.,,,. ,,, '''"t l-rtl.-o of ,. ,-mi.HoI 1,,.,-dum. of ,IUl"'te ;m , wio-ther he Hhouhl i '" Innturnte,) ir, . ,, (if ni.(i '"",!,"v,,s "r " - -" . hiui.l.er. Af 1 U''' " M,e IM,H,r llo.oe-nrn. by lio-k-i,i ,. ,,iitiior cen. 1M I. I '.,.,. H. (hey with A.nerlenn """ "f ')"iii..n-n,-v, permitting the f."""r" I""'"" the proredure .""tTlll-hle So,l,,f MllKllzM(, STOPPED ANGRY WIFE'SI Woman's Emul.tior, of th, Sfra. (I amriH fr lh, .1 uie oui-r y Hltb, " ui'-ioiin:;, otirt j ai. retni.n,l,ered u Impueirat -answ nncl ,u,I,,., tfi .....p uwee on Kroandf! biilldltig In whi.-h lhM, ff vnvur iow,..j ,,r ,(, tj.i:-. uit- nr. Junt then flu. tirnfirleiori r- terixl Hie ofTtep Mnd ri A -'"5l anw sira. u.'g mil iH.r ivih.. ymi .m ii li.iv hi-rik,.. koi rrieii nii.i i .. -na f0 icnra ilun-Kly inrncd In . lo a moment he tKena i0 ... IIURIIftlH). Then ,Mr. O. In'irfen "ililH'K Iiiliif.' MiC Mid. i- .... ----.. i rrniu belilml the n-rttu. I lu anery wi'e im,kt4 tiki IriK a j'linsi. in ie-r heatpd U; I irt belli vr II." , u.s;. I "I'll aliow yon" mild Mntj Ilk tTiiderella, i'.iih th mlihlng, hi- iri d on tl,e it New York 8uii. Whal Ii Art? T!i conciuRioi, .,, thnt ht Ei'iiluaea nr n n..!h, Acton r fonder of thlnlii, ; hard d it' luird ihiui any t.:r set of k;: 'J'he liiuiiiik'er, tn that I!.. BidK-ar to be ver." much tsSm Ihelr rttllber, hr ( tiiken to them by their I iivulral ?', The ni tor Ih tin i-:nme. sod tt: Her la the re- lillek to tenioni! that la what f ihx'nii't iiinke Ih Isn't fine acting. Haiti that tint inil It would he Jir innn to take n tni.ii1..il Mlfitfi Lis repairer nnd then i ihl tlmt hi- iMntiloy skill In :'e oix'mi what la nrt In 'n practlft nklll nccoiiiidl"bt. . nt. Jwo lenl. In the Form i. 'I. Tin peS s i rinlly Bar' actlns life iuWIc rt;- YU Often M '! floem't na i-nW! nlii-n astdi t iitit to H" Lenuth of r'or a !.,.. Haitian Charge, Declared Rot Wash,ngt0 obaracarC as rot the churcoa ,n.in i Haitian delegates In . , ret' ite House. " U,B , i.trirnunt ami congress patenting a.alnst Am clean occupation of Haiti, Secretary TV Hair Marked Casta. time the lei, ell, .. 1 " '.! inemhers of ,hi, royn Klin , . K' , l,ulr w sUn of hed!e,e ,, mfiorlly. "it the hair f riel 1,1... . . . iib 10 00- ,,r his right " Ihe throne. 'Ithstandmg (ll,,Ml) "'""Kile liked to -me nnim Iinld, Indl ni re h of HiieeoHHloii Ancient Zoological Gardens. Records show thut Kim? coyotl had zoological gardens in Tez cuco, Mexico, In the middle of flu. mr. cmrt f si si tit . .1 1 . . . lcuiuij , mm m tne next cen tury Cortez found aviaries and fish ponds at Iztapalapan, Montezuma 11 emperor of Mexico In the beginning of the Sixteenth century, had large col lections of animals In the gardens of his capital. Almost all of the modern zoological gardens date from comparatively re cent years, and contain large collec tions of fine animals, more suitably housed than at any time In the his tory of the world. Lualtanla Claims Ask Payment New York i,,.,,,. "yment- claimants for damage ' faster named a c . ; B ate department and th h. . , eign relations committee to ' fr d ate payments fr0m roc e a T'"" thesaleofGermnn Bh,.;TOCeeds fr01" in pob..,o of the a. n 'f;r'Jnf,H custodian. n Prlcrty fltCtH, wear IiIm lmlr of bis Hon, Chnrle elites tho uifi,. ,.t nffeet .."" "l enhilim V '."i.eror The- Ing mm ' . l""r """" "Ovaniv ( : -nsonH, Hanitnry and " w-compii.Hhnient. Mnnv o!!y!B f0- Baby. - I'M. , II I II lU m. "e ..Mil Hlldiil for is Great Help. "A new clerk in a nollep n greatly neipea Dy one thing," "What is that?" "The way prisoners underst cedure and routine." Lout UUU. iar-JournaL Inveatiaatlon of Wartim, Contracts. Washlngton.-Pr,::; : ..t""lt asked Attorney Cen """ instigate charts " o contracts and purchased Z T8 var departmoni ... !tS. made y the UU""K me war. 'ercentage of New York am Washington. - TLe f DPop' hite Population of New'v' born as announced hv 1 V ork nUy ' 1.989,216 or k a 1 "ms b'au -al Population, as 1 Per cent la 1910. 1 child,,.,, rZ S ' " ,"" 'j-,, ,.,,,,. " ('"sieimiin . bitter , 'y VV'0,,,l",l ' : ti' HiiH oi munmn .Ins P" '",tr",n- Vf hel' , , " 1 "Ih to hold """" 1 i"51''"' A --"II U M IUW1IIH. ..1 . ilnsl "ins tall i.,i.. touch level tin 111 b. from of ti, """""'""'a. stand n'n ta.l ,e wy- I'ut Dob "i nnd If 1 11 rlB Is oonmlot,. feet Wonderful Ncvadl Opit Thii mines of Humboldt com?- vnda, have prtMlui-eil e'1? imnl known tn - letice. 1 bluck opnl found ti -re am I" wuh thu hiruest ever discovered. p Inir 1't.IU trov out t, in j Idirnseologv, 2,.rir I. a rats. H 4 Inches long, li 1 S Inches w - o 1....1. . in ihlrklll livi'iugi! . j-n 110 11 -1 "i Is, In Khort. about half the - l,.Nl ordinary brick. At S s ....i,,.. 1.1 1... tlmn $15,U: .mile nvilltl I'1 ."" i. ...... i....-..u. the the oliit where It Is worth ' n gem fancier win pay highest nitlng ovr ohtnlu ' ..,..1 ...... fnr a pern in .'ll .lll II1UI. ' " n . kiiry. which wna esilnmtHl tow On the mime basis Ut-' Hie r I f250,IKK). the Nevada gem wucli. imld he Had Peculiar Idea of Tr ItnthPil In the wiirni woteri . ... .. ...i...nOi n( til. wuir Htrenm, me rnnmi - . Mi a. . or the compared with Unf.-ilr. AJ . "Thnf'c ""v-ntage. hae." aI"rt boy1 you "i'll ' leavo . .... around wh,.r t. u"n "vol' -H'bam Aui5n fl"d lylnir If Blr- (..I,,..., 1.. ,..... niDier tillin ... ...i-n in v.111111 - , Hlderlng the latitude, nnd there nverngo rnlnfal over the eni"' or 47 IncliKH nor iiuinnui nuM.m. 1 s. ,.va KM) Indies St e J --....in ... v.... -1 In spite of this, the H""' , " j; the greater part treelens. J-ol womiin then', Una ' , tlmt i' - rrhPV P"" hieak 0" nlteort1; CTleff tells of a lived nil hoi life coptlon of 0 tree except look like a cnbbnfi"?. more often than not a imus aspect or roci is' Ih, wuter, snnd 11ml nog, ,u ,a ll ....... , Inml IS Si! W CT Ull 1S1IIIKIH IIIIO toe Not Very Deep. ,. He (calllng)-Keiullng Voe you ? l J: She yes, I'm wndlng ttirout nyaon. jt you've Just got to the niiuu'e Brook." IJoston Transcript-. i-iiawiw!(.