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About The Twice-a week guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1910-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 26, 1911)
EIGHT TWICK-A WEEK GUARD, MON THURSDAY, JAN. 26, 1911. i 1 JUR0RSFDK1911 ARE CHOSEN z/. z with strength and <••»« they always please’ TWO HORS OVERALLS 1 "I I ing season's crops. The land lt<s south of Salem ami near the town of Turner. It is le\el and has just enough slojie for | drainage, the slope being ab< feet to the mile. 7 here ts not or obstruction of any kind and can be carried to every foot without the use of flumes. Projecl llchl Feasible. E. G. Hopson, sutler vising _ engi- of the United States reclam.i- t’on service, and his assistant weut over the ground and passed on the riparian - rights before the prooct by Hartman ft was undertaken Thom won. In an exhaustive report he declared the protect the finest to be found on the Pacific coast from the standpoint of feasibility, econo my. transportation, nearness to mar ket. fertility of soil and accuracy In delivery of water The acreage includes nearly seven miles of ground along county roads and it is intended to croaa-section the land so that eventually there will be 25 -rfli s of th • county roads, giving each tract road frontage Under Irrigation the soil will pro duce large crops of small fruits. vee- root crops of all kinds and alfalfa of whhh several crops can be raided la s season, This makes the land especially well adapted for dairying. (";:n 1 Now Keing Built. The intake from the North San- ’’am river is less than two miles from tb“ nearest laud to be irriga t- ed. The main canal is now under way and the constructor is under bond to complete the whole project by June 1. As a matter of fact, wat er will be on some of the land by May 15. the canal is of sufficient slxe to water 20,000 acres and the company is in a position to take over more acreafte as soon as it is ready to handle it. It may decide to sell the water to owners of surrounding land. When Hartman ft Thompson first broached the project it was intended to finance it oti a smaller scale, it b'ing thought $50.000 would handle w.'.e cnlargedit. About $70.000 was’ subscribed the first day. so the scope of the project was enlarged and the ■ • ■ fncrvssed to $100.000. Even this was over-subscribvd to the •. n: vf $2 4.090 and it was nects- -ary to refuse some subscriptions ■ : :ee oth -rs. Among the stockholders are T. B. ». i . Mills. i. John F. Stevens. j. P. O’Brien, W. W. Cotton. Dr E. 1ère . it. M. Tuttle, W. P. Olds. W B. Ayer. C. S. Jackson. B. *S. Jos- ri. D. C. H ary. Tom Richardson. F. I. Fuller. John H. E G. _. Hopson. .. Hartog and Hartman & Thompson. Mr. Hartog will handle the property and have direction of the sales de partment for Hartman ft Thompson. ks Herbs <■ *5 C r. are >. for •,l. »« V€ '*i I HI 4 t tliii. ni.il« I ■wo years» lv- d by actu <1 sure to taka Hood s Sarsaparilla I court, through Its attorney, L. M Travis, n suit against Arthur V. wild < > William Gulliford to iwver |481 7S. together with Interest at th« rate of six of goo'ls January », County Comm lsalon»*r llomphlll and A. N Striker drove to the Staf ford bridge across the Mohawk to day to inspect the damage recently done Io the structure bv high water They found the bridge in a very weak condition. and if a freshet should occur before the damage is repaired the structure would stnnd a good chance of being washed away, It will he necessary to drive about <5 piling to form an abut- nient to protect the structure Are Your TEETH Io Need of Attention? . Following Is a list of the circuit • -ao« •• , V -u 1 ’‘ »uhi fnrtn r court jurors who may w* called upon V I s called Sirsatahs- LXV* STRAUSS (D. CO 1S11 to serve on during the year . juries, the names having been select I I ed at the January term of the com- If they are, here is an excellent opportunity to have your mirsii nrrs' tourt: Dr. Joseph Schafer, of the I’nlver ■ dental work done by experienced practitioners. We do 1 Armitage- David Aline, farmer; slty of Oregon, who has published ’ 4 * Cutting 8. Calef, farmer; Frank B. CITY NEWS I Harlow, farmer; Charles W. Letscn. fa rm er. several books and papers on the ( nothing but high-class, up-to-date dentistry at moderate ♦ H. Coulter, Gtenada— Georg« earlier phases of Oregon history, has j farmer: William D Smith, gardner. K » farmer. just been Invited to contribute an ■ prices. .We have all the latest dental devices for perform Bailey—Aaron R. Ball, farmer: 'armer Ge arge Hasbrouck. (From Weduesdaj's Daily Guardi Hermann --Walton L. Mead, farm- article on Oregon for the new , Edward F. Bltnton. farmer; Charles Dr. George Wall was called to Cyclope»ll,i of American Government ing as near painless operations as is possible to do, and F. Bailey, farmer: Luman F. Smith, er: Andrew A. Glbson. farmer. . F. McClain. H«x.i '»ell- Chari Cottage Grove today to see Henry about to be Issued nt New York bv farmer; William Wills, farmer; Hill, farmer. Lincoln, an old resident there, who D Appleton and Co This work is the most modern and fully equipped dental offices in the George C. Widmer farmer: Frank L. farmer: James W. M . • • ’’ r’v'or • is quite ill from heart trouble, com- under th»* edltorshiti of Professor \ ■ • Marshall, farmer Irving—Edward A. Bond, farmer; plicated with ailments due to old C McLaughlin, of Chicago, and Pro state of Oregon. Dr. Kelsay, of Portland, will be associat Bitflton—Charles A. Swaggart. age. fesaov \ it i i . i rt of Harvard Nk farmer. Charley Ware, farmer; Jos Green Zumwalt. article will summarite th»* earlier ed with Dr. White. Dr. Kelsay makes a specially of arti eph M'hr, Jr., farmer. Henry F. Frisbee, farmer; Charles B. Shaff- Emerson E Koll. A letter was received at the First political history of the state nnd en Newman, retired. William S. Mor- ner. farmer; National bank yesterday from Vice- large upon the things that are char farmer; Frank W Miller, farmer: ficial teeth and orthodontia (consisting of irregular teeth tian. farmer. President S. R Eakin. who Is at l.a acteristic or new In th»> Oregon sys Blur Giver- John E Sims, farm Charles J. Hurd, farmer; Jeremiah I S. Gum. Grande, saying that he had not suf tem of government an no woperated of children). The health of the child as well as of the B. Hadlee, farmer; M. Day farmer: Mcses er. ( er: William fered from his asthma for ten days. farmer: John I. Hart, farm 4 D :;tar Sparks, hotel keeper. F. How ^action. North — Baxter amt he Intimated that he might be Mrs Allle Lyons today begin suit adult depends upon the teeth. Without good teeth you Civ-weil. North—Gecrge M Haw- home in two weks. but not to stay. ¿i In the circuit court against Oren ♦ Ity. farmer: Fred Hison. farmer; ard. engineer; David Strone, farmer: « cannot have good health. DO NOT NEGLECT YOUR Lyons for divorce on the ground of t Ripley F Scott, farmer: I.lneans E farmer; Charles A. Burgess, farmer; In the circuit court case of the cruel and Inhuman treatment They Taris. L.rmer; John F Holbrook, William S. Micheál, farmer; Chris <► Central Wisconsin Trust company were married In Eugene on June 1 ♦ TEETH. They are your best friend. All our work is fully ! farmer: Richard H. Newhall, farm Strome. farmer. vs. Walter 8. Hidden, to recover 1909 Mrs. Lyons alleges that be- ♦ ? f er Willis E. Holdridge, farmer. money, a demurrer was filed by the Jun tion. South — Soren Peterson, ginning three months after their ♦ guaranteed. We invite you to inspect our offices. We t Creswell. South —Charies 8. Howe, farmer; James Hayes, farmer; Clar defendant today on the ground that marriage her husband as often as ♦ I farmci- J -hn R. Scott. Ian? lord; ence Kocn. farmer; Benton W. Lin- ’ ■ ■ I •: ill the once a day would fall into a fit of cheerfully examine and estimate your work free of charge. « Frank Dtmereat. farmer: Robert E. • case, go. farmer; Thomas J. Kirk. farmer; Thompson & Hardy are at- passion, curse her and call her vile Dorsham, farmer; Falph Sheldon, Marion E. Smith. farmer; Wiliam torneys for the defendant. She also al- and Indecent names ' 4 farmer' Trncy S. Westcott, farmer; M. Pitney, farmer; Harry A Millett, ieg«“i that he struck her Ftnally. I J b- W Stone, farmer. C. C. Sturtevant, the Crow mer during the month of March. 1910, farmer: David E. McKee, farmer; Chechlre--Char!es K. Hall, farm- . c chant. who Is In Eugene today on I 'in: unable to stand such treat Charles Van Horn. farmer: John E. I e •- ”obe-t P. Allison, farmer; James .Murphey, farmer; Edward Bailey. one of his regular business trips, ment longer, she was compelled to . » D Cook, farmer. says snow was failing fast "hen he leave him and has since lived separ- .'armer. i > W Storment. C’ th Cre*k—John left home this morning Jasper—Jesse C. Wallace, farmer. Crow is nte ami apart from him Oreenwan farmer; John (•rrn'-r P n ter AshleV. Creek — Bartholomew considerable higher than Lake Eugene * Slattery J. are attorneys for the I and it often snows In that vicinity L/ y i plaintiff t W. Foun'a'n. farmer; Guy T. Lane, .»owning, farmer; Henry J. Cheno- fsr^-e*; Peno's Jioetis farmer. while It is raining in the valley. weth. farmer. Over Folly Theatre, bet. Eighth and Ninth on Willamette Covofe— J' h" J MeCut’oeh. far— i ane—Martin Johnson. farmer. Linn W Nesmith »hlle l< >1 Ing < > 1 er; * V. Knox, farmer: El- David Link, clerk of the local through a lot of old psners »h'eh Lea burg—-Samuel amuei J. Godard OFFICE HOURS: I i’, - fir—er: E-rmit ’• rmer; Dav,d H. Fountain, fa æer; camp of the Modern Woodmen of belonged to his grand-father J W. i Huff r-an. farmer: Wi’liatn S. Rcb- Bart x merica, today received a draft N’esml'h. 8 a. m. to 13 m. and 1 p. m to 0 p m. A. Feeiye. farmer. who was United State, < > (rom the head camp for $200" In senator from Oregon in th" early < » •rte f-rmer. Long Tom -William H. Maloy. North—Edgar farmer: Frank E. Makemson. farm- I C *(5r* Grov», favor of Mrs. Nettie Whitall, whose sixties, foil n<l some old certificates i • PHONE MAIN ’"Ir - ’’n-Tner; Wil Horn A. Cunning- er; GrBnvill J. Harvey. *ar husband, who was a member of the of stock In the Lake Superior Silver i > Lee fr-n- fgrmer: V.’!l _ C. Johnson. L. Cheshire, farmer; John H. Moff r. died just a month ago and • eid company, one made out to OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY BY APPOINTMENT carried that amount of insurance, General I’. S Grnnt and two others !tsn‘; ‘ Ibert J.-1V!l!ard. barber: ett, farmer; William Templeton, t-n Doak. t.-ro: r. This is a quick return. farmer. to Senator Nesmith, each for five ♦ Greve. E'St Wil’Hm B shares at the par value of $10<> Lest Valley— ■George I W. Kimball, 1 • r s ’ -ri r :• <*'. res’ egtjito- V""a n tt^ ^ate. farmer; Joseph Southern SawqiJI company, each. 1 Inn says he do«*s not think Mayo, farmer; 1 ♦ a i 1 >»• Ch'iter t . Church!' m cr Victor StrouJ. farmer; has begun suit in the dr- they have any value further than JUDGE THOMPSON James F. ♦ f. Warner cat ater: Cruxan, farmer; Robert A. Flick, ur: against M. Kitts to re- that the on»* made out to General 1 CO\ t rf r SAYS NO GRAFT AMONG ♦ In. farmer: J es J ¡armer; John F. Farker. farmer. 0 Hl nt '«nt.ill" d his -.".:■. ■ PERSONAL he rate of s per ccn' per an certificates were made out In 186 4 Jc Mabel—James ' Kinnun, farmer; ♦ ROAD SUPERVISORS I num from September 15. 190»;. on a Richard Hileman, tanner. « « ♦ ♦ f-nrer: promissory note. L. M. Travis is at 1 Gilbert Tyson, brother-in-law of KI t Murcola—Otis J. Circle, merchant; ♦ County Judge Hclmus W. ♦ LEGISLATIVE GRINDING AT torney for the plaintiff. nr.n z m*»r rehaut : rom the Hampton brothers, who’ haw George A. Brown, farmer; Charles ♦ Thompson, in speaklug of the ♦ .T-• — <>= 1 r ~ been very 111 at Cottage Grote Baxter, farmer; Charles Hill, farm STATE CAPITAL article in the morning paper ♦ ♦ II GrtKKO. <>f Cot The People's Warehouse, a cor Improving rapidly, according to re T udwig 1 er Edward Dupont, ho'el keeper; f eh*' ♦ of today, headed “County ♦ tt Ft;g«ne today. : Hemer; Mapleton—Rufus W. Johnson, Cleation of a high s.-hool fuud. into poratlon. today filed in the circuit ports received from there. I U. '-ir F. Vest h f «o wvr Road Work » dource of ♦ Mrs Sherman I F AA- ¿ai .... .. i.es.ey R bittaker, carpen wh’ch ail corporation licenses and hon 1 H Hxrtds inheritance taxes were to be divert ♦ (r »ni a trip north ♦ Graft." declared vmpliall<ul rr*v. farmer; William Woolard, ter: Stephen S. Thurman, farmer. I ed from the general fund and appor ♦ ♦ ly that the article does not at G F Parker, of Carner. was in Middle Fork—John A. Hills, ♦ all r< fle< t his sentiments, as Eugene over night, - G-.~rre W K rr. ferner. ;a. i.er; Robert B. Kelsay, farmer; tioned among county high schools of Thompson and Mahoney, ♦ ♦ the state, he has not been able to <lla- J * W II Walker, O n--rena—Jchn H. Kirk, farmer; Mound—Sylvester C. Lewis, farm wan In who supported the bill, changed * cover graft or dlshonesty ♦ the city over night I J hi A. Elliott. farmer; Sidner H. er; John Doster, farmer. a reconsid- their votes so ?s to move ♦ among the road supervisors ♦ « I Vr.iiebr. farmer. Mrs J C Horn, of Elmira w Mohawk—Almon Ji. Lapham, ♦ since he assumed the duties « In Eugene over night I' *n!:a—Fred E. Bangs, farmer; farmer; Lester H. Smith, farmer; eration of the measure. No Holidays More noil Better Poultry As Boon as he ♦ I day from the time they began to la; ♦ of his office W II K'ippang. of Florence Is In f ’ amb. farmer; Frank Deming. Marion F. Stafford, farmer; James Against the opposition of some of Portland. Or., Jan. 26.—The Ore (and our Barred Plymouth Rod i ♦ has time to prepare the nec- ♦ Eugene for a few days. Ä 4 farce it. McGee, farmer; .'braham Yar- F'»ee-e East No. 1.—Alph S. nell, farmer; Marion W. Davis, farm- the representatives from the inte gon Agricultural College experiment lay at five months) two Hundred and ♦ vMsary figures, lie promises to Mrs II C Hedrick, of Drain, vis f * rior counties of the state Neuner's station has published a bulletin on i ten (210) eggs apiece for the entire ♦ submit a statement showing « ited in Eugene over night Fi V’ 'ker, laborer; Robert McMurphey er. Ip-rlter; Cbarlae W. Starr, miller: Pleasant Hill-—-Squire Innis, farm bill, abolishing school holidays, pass the "Productive Qualities of Fowls.’ flock. Can a mongrel do better than * that the wages re«elve<l by « Hugh Hampton went to Loot Val C Fisher, real "state: Letter D. ar: Edwin C. Statler, real estate; ed the house today by a narrow mar It is a lectur»- delivered by Professor; that? Not an individual bird, but a ♦ the supervisors are not at all ♦ ley this afternoon on a visit Janies Dryden at the poultry section I whole flock? I think not. ♦ exorbitant. Judge Thomp- ♦ Te-'iwith. retired: Harry O. Cherry, Frank . Lemley, farmer; Francis M. gin. Ur George Wall Went to Cottag»* County Division of the graduate school of agriculture ; » druggists Robert E. Gross, foundry; .. .u .iarmer; Charles O. Boynton, Doesn't It look rather absurd that ♦ son has the utmost falth in « Grove on buaimnui this ufte-noon Creation of new counties is taken at the Iowa Agricultural College at if the poultryman can get from five ♦ the supervisors, lie believes ♦ (tta Kaufmann. Confectionery; tarmer; John B. Eiilott, tariuei, E. C C. latke Uke was a pnss<*ugcr for ! to fifteen dollars a si tting for eggs ♦ that non,- are guilty of graft ♦ Portland on th« noon train today, Ch - • « H. Hales, merchant; Edward ..eur> u. -Jxian, farmer; George P. out of the hands of the legislature Ames In July. 1910. and a new method of procedure is This bulletin seems to some of the ♦ from their good stock that they to and that each Is trying ♦ >’• cn merchant; Ca'oway W. Tal- Fraley, farmer. "Dad” Shaffer nrlved down from i -fTn. laborer; William J. Williams, Proctor, prescribed in a bill introduced today thinking poultry raisers to be con I would pay no attention to the laying ♦ serve the peopte to the best ♦ (’ottage Grove on th** noon train <o- Delbert .-.chi: dson trary to the latest and most tried by Representative Eggleston. ♦ of hability. qualit es of their flocks? On the V. ’r-'-l d p’er. ♦ farmer; William H. Cox, farmer; duv. The bill provides that when a pe ideas of the poultry world. ¡contrary, they give It more attention ♦ ♦ Eugene East No. 2.—Palmer Rum- suiU.ei E. i-Ogsden, farmer; James J W Hatfield arrived In the city tition of 50 per cent of the legal vot Taking it for granted that the poul than color, etc., for he who Is in the f'rd. farmer. A. 3!tn*notis. »V. While, farmer. from the south on the non train to- ers of the territory, proposed to con try raisers will be glad to hear the % ph.»?'.'-grt*nlier; C’emer.t S. Frank, re- i poultry business to stay is in it not VV^.ker, E. Sa naw —Robert day. I t *-d, Wll’latn J. Warnock mer- .¿rmer; Jjhu C. Wright, farmer; stitute the new county, has been ideas of a practical poultry raiser. ■ hope for the pleasure he finds In It I I Vaughan, of Walfervllle. was 1 ch n*: Howard I. Kn’ght. aeeount- Ole J. Kayser, farmer; Grant aweet filed with the secretary of state, the I have attempted to answer a few of blit for all the money he can make NEWS OF IRVING transacting business In Eugene over governor shall appoint three disin the statements in the bulletin. Not i out of it, for we all have to live, and er.t; Ed rar R. Mumme- jnerch’nt: farmer. a ND VICINITY night I’ nry W. Stewart, r a! estate; Ellis Elunlaw—Ardella H. Addison, terested residents of the territory, taking exceptions to Professor Dry ¡the majority of us have to make the II (’ Htatxor, a prominent citizen « V'tnltsri, carpenter a.mer; Hoy V. Foster, farmer: rcott ail of whom shall be taxpayers and den, or that he isn’t sincere in his 'poultry business pay or we couldn't of Pleasant lllll. waa In Eugen»* over The many friends Fucene. East No. 3.- Jesse W. F. Jacksen, (armer; Jamea W. a; L— f *^ne of them a surveyor and civil en statements, but he has not had quite ' keep in it. night. 1 gineer who shall make an investiga the experience that a practical raiser About a system of breeding poul Zumwalt are p leased to r. radi, tfmb-r brok . Charles E. Coy, farmer. J. E. WnllMck, of Harrisburg, was improving for he has had » I F -»-ell. wood sawyer; Charles E. try. The average poultry raiser does apringfield. East—William C. tion of the tefritory to be included and fancier has. transacting I>in»•»• In Eugene over Mr. I. O. Stockton has The American Standard of Perfec not need one, but does need good, in the new county. This committee £ 1 Michaels, farmer; Edward M. John- Myers, farme;-. night. » I, ’ son real estate: John W. Barringer, ¿p .ngfield West—Janies L. Clark, is required to file its detailed recom tion Is compiled by the best and the hard common sense and the »-tu-rgy been so slowly. S 8. Spencer Is quite III at his Mr. I. (>. Stockton I have sold their honi<> I bins? trover: Fred I C. Bean, mer- ap laiist; August Vitus, farmer; mendation with the secretary of oldest poultry raisers In the United to carry it out Instead of letting the on Pinirl street from pn«n- cb nt: Will'am Polders, merchant; .’bar es J. Allen, farmer John W ia- stat. If the committee reports ad States, who have bred poultry all, poor chickens run around in the mud nice little home to > a gentleman monla. versely on the creation of the coun their lives and made as much of a half fed, while he writes articles from Canada. They ' Fisher, will continue to Eugene, East t No. 4. — James D. enried- clerk; David O. r Mr« n. Anderson returned to i study of it as opr best historians, ge- about open-front colony houses with stop in Irving until th« I spring whm Junction City today after a visit In Rak"-, farmer; Charles W. Evans, painter; Jesse A. Seavey, hop > grow- ty. that will settle the question. ♦ If the report is favorable, how- ologists or mathematicians have of such and such neats, and dropping they will return to f -.rtrer; Irving L. Ragsdale, _ Win- er; Weiby Stevens, farmer; drafts- Michigan. tht*lr Eugene over. the governor is directed to or their partfc lar lines, and any one boards, and in the next breath says former home. throp Thompson, carpenter. i van; Cren Davis, carpenter. Mrs Walter Carroll cam«* up from der a special election unless a gen- who has common reasoning faculties the chicken is as well oft roosting in Spencer—James T. Inman, farm- Eugene West No. 1.—Clark P. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Adams have Junction City this afternoon on a will allow that one who has made an ! eral election will be held within six trees and torgettlng to say where the i Devereaux, real estate; Conrad My er; Henry Rehman, farmer; Frank purchased a small farm near the riv short visit. Guard Huston, months. In that event the question especial study of a subject knows poor tree-roosting hen will find her er and will plant the same in fruit. ers drayman; Amos Wilkins, stock- Holland, farmer; Mr. and Mrs. Howard French, of more about it than one who has not neat. No, the markets are not con shall be submitted at the general re n J: me« W Sever, hop dealer; farmer. Portland, ar«* In th»* city for a few Mrs. G. L. Day went to Eugene looks cerned about the Standard of Per Thurston — James F. Ruesell, election. Only voters residing with studied’ into It. It therefore days’ visit » I’cn-r A. Kvnrnr». r- r- ar; James V," Working, retired: Cerl D'‘T«f,eld. farmer; John M. Price, farmer; Ira in the territory will vote on the to the writer as though that is suffl fection, but just the same there never last Friday for a visit with relatives. H. >1 Dabrley, of Hood River. Is E. W. Zumwalt was a visitor to e .rpenter; James C. Iierris, lanndry- Gray, farmer; Ross Mathews, mer- question and the bill must receive cient for calling the Standard good has been a time, since we began rais transacting business In Eugene for a 3 Junction City, Saturday afternoon. 75 per cent of the total cast before without going Itno ft further. ing standard-bred poultry, when we chant. trif. few days Rov Withers Is visiting at Goshen If a "chicken is just chfrken, and could not get from 4 to 5 cents a Walton—James L Atkinson, farm the new county can be created.f Engsn-* West No. 2.—William J. Mrs Gi-orge Pierce returned to egrs just eggs," then cow is just pound more in the market for our for a few days, returning home Mon Cottage Good, Roads Win. Tuck, electrician: John E Martin, ar; George M. Kirk, farmer. Grove this afternoon after f laborer: John W. Pollock, janitor; Wallace—Daniel Beck, farmer: Under a running fire of opposi beef and butter just butter, while full-blooded chickens in Portland day. a visit here Peder Ophus. timber man; Allan W. William G. Massey, farmer; Thomas tion the Good Roads association bill every one who is familiar with th» than was being paid for common Alba Matteson of EiiP"no wns ♦ ho Mrs M C. Goodenow went to Irv won the preliminary skirmish in the subject knows that some breeds of mongrel chickens. Bond, farmer: George W. Leefer, J. Geer, farmer. guest of his sister Mrs. H. A. In ing on th»* noon train today for a Professor Dryden advises the farm wall over Sunday. Willamette—Clinton J. Hurd, legislature when it passed safely rattle make much better beef and earpen'er; Charles A. Brown, lath- few days’ visit farmer; Leonard H. Latham, real through the committee of the whois more of It than others, while Jersey er to go to the fancier for a rooster er. Mrs Drusilla Frisbee went to Ku- i In the senate this aftern<M»n. but at once in a while. Now, why does he butter is firm and sweet even in hot estate; James A. Higginbotham, ho E ’gene. West No. 3.—Harry H. gene Tuesday afternoon for a short The state of Oregon Is paying out * Hobbs, banker: Sidney Stickles, re tel man; Melvin C. Bond, merchant: the same time came out well riddled we*ther, while just common cow say that and then say that the fan vi-'» thousiinds of dollars annually to ex with amendments, some of themk makes oily, soft butter in compari does no good and his chickens cier Enoch C. Stuart, farmer; Thomas I. tired: William F. Proctor, retired; Walter Stafford wns a caller In perts trained In all phases of fruit making Important changes in the son and not much of It. are good for practically nothing? Frank A Tripp, timber dealer; Er Green, farmer growing, farming and housekeeping Irving one day last week. The requirements of a breed of The fancier is the man or woman « proposed act. Wendling — Grover C. Summer, nest R. Gilstrap, adv. agent; James In order that the people of the state Th o t "d'es Aid »n-'rlv of Ihn f Thronging the senate lobby throug- chickens are not alone "feathers, ” who has grit and backbone enough to farmer; Isaac E. Earnest, farmer. G. Pitts, painter: D«!os M. McCrady, may benefit by this Information Are n churnh " ’ wf vlth M'». n«n' ’ ''r raise chickens of the very best type out the afternoon a great delegation though one has to admit that any Zumwalt—George L. Diess, farm painter; John W. Hobbs, farmer. '"u getting jpmr share? If not. at *T* S • « Al iw e» nftnennoM T* o ft — e> „ $1 w, f , k $ „ he can and stick to it year after year, er; Fred J. Smith, farmer; Jerry of enthusiasts from Portland and thing which appeals to the eye will Eugene- West., No. 4—Andrew Ol tend the Farmers' Week Course lit ' ’ ro tn bn Rprvnd »n wMrb th Abel M. Gilbert, other points watched the proceedings be taken much better care of than through all manner of difficulties, son. farmer: Fred O. Davis, mer Beebe, farmer; the Agricultural College. February < nm Invltod In the 1.1 to 17 Inclusive. No fee. Hpeclnl chant; Charles N. Griswold, real es farmer; Andrew Baker, farmer; with keenest interest and frequent something that can lay no claim to working for better anil better results I ly applauded speeches with so much benuty, lint there are other qualifica regardless of all the skeptics and ''"'■nln«» tate: Elmer K. Wheeler, banker: James S. Mahon farmer. railroad rates. J2« 4 enthusiasm, continual reprimands tions. One breed of fowls Is adapt whatever they may say to hurt the Volney V. Hemenway, drug clerk; business. from the chair were requared. 'd to rustling for Its own living like James J. Wood, farmer. IRRIGATE LARGE Any one who goes Into the matter The bill under consideration to the range cattle, while another is I Fairmount—-William Heropy, mer day was that providing for a gtate better adapted to closer confinement without prejudice will find that pure chant; John L. Marsh, merchant; TRACT OF VALLEY highway board—senate bill 4 2—as ami requiring more care, but return bred poultry takes no more work, no James H. Calloway, farmer; Finis L. t FARMING LAND introduced by the senate considered ing more meat and eggs. better housing and no more feed Snodgrass, clerk; George M. Miller, the bill, section by section, after a I think if one reads the Standard than the common chicken, while they real estate; John B. Haley, farmer; Portland Company Will Uae strong fight had been put up against .¡n<l( rstandlngly he will find the dis are, instead of being weaklings, more Fredrick Ludford, merchant. If yoM have any the first section by Barrett of Uma qualifications not quite as stated In vigorous and thrifty, much better Fall Creek;—Ira D. Hyland, farm Waters of North San- tilla and Dfmlck*of Flgcktrnas. The th» lecture spoken of at the begin layers, and winter layers at that er; Ole J. Neet, farmer; Oscar Drury, tiam River first division arose over the crea- j ning i and will bring better prices in the of this article. farmer. tfon of a highway board, and for a Having had most experience with market any day than mongrels, and Florence—Eugene R. McCornack, l Barred Plymouth Rocks, I would there Is the fancier’s profit side. Portland, Jan. 24.—Negotatlons time It appeared as though the sen- the dairy; Frank T. Condon, farmer; . it has paid to breed up cows, hor- Irwin 0. Smith, merchant; Warner i wore closed yesterday by the Willam ate would split squarly on this pro- i say that If Professor Dryden will i _ his _________ Standards and his birds xei, sheep and hogs, so why not the | C. Waite, farmer; Albert M. Best.) ette Valley Irrigated Lands com posal and thus virtually kill the study pany, a syndicate formed by Hart whole intent and purpose of th« bill, purchased from us. which he admits chickens? And if it pays, why not I farmer. I bring them to the are the best layers he ever had. he stop this everlasting harping on ! Five Rivers—Walter Taylor, farm man ft Thompson, of Portland, for ♦515.2.5ft Sought for Var-ity. will find the shane requirements of a scrub chickens and all pull together the purchase of 4000 acres of Mari er. State Capitol, Salem, Or.. Jan 2 4 Barred Plymouth Rock female—a for the very best it is possible to The land Goshen — Frank M. Peebles, on county form lands farmer; George L. Beckwith, farmer; will be Irrigated from the North San- —Appropriations aggregating 8515,- long, deep body, broad breast, and get, as there is a vast market in Ore 1 258.92 for the University of Oregon wide between the legs; he would gon and the West for poultry pro Charles E. Winter, farmer; Rufus H. tfam river. 1 The land Is to he sold in 10 and for the ensuing biennial period are find this a typical layer, while a ducts and an Ideal climate to raise | Copenhaver, farmer; John L. Gil bert. farmer; Benjamin F. Eby, 20-acre tracts for the business of In asked In two hills introduced in the short body and narrow Is not a good them in. Yours for moer and better po*<- tensified farming Construction of house today by the I-ane county de). layer at all. Your Highest Price and Cath farmer. We sold a flock of pullets to a try. Gate Creek—Frank A. Pepiot,, Irrigation ditches Is already under egate. Are Ready for You year ago and — Mrs. G. 8. Murray, in Pacific way and water will be on all the land , neighbor a little over a farmer. 8UBACRIBE FOR TflF. GUARD I they have uveraged in a year to a Homestead. Glanfent—Richard G. Fowler. in time for the growing of the com- y r I t WHITE DENTAL PARLORS 5 « f ( i f I I | Robinson s Old Hide House has gone Hides, Tallow, Pelts or Rubber Chemical Works