I t I M S OF THE WEEK INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE OTITE Washington, D. C.—Andrew Car­ Los Angeles—The birth of a new negie, pressed hard by members of the sidereal system brought into the house committee inquiring into the Current Events of Interest Gathered mighty boundaries of space by forces so j United States Steel corporation, ad ' Brewery Association that human intelligence j mitted that he recommended the ap­ C A R N E G IE O N S T A N D . NEW U N IV E R S E IS M A K IN G . I Removal o f T a riff Wou'd Not European Products. Vast S dereal System Being Created By Unknown Force. T H O U S A N D S IN P R IZ E S N EW B ER G A °P L E M EN M E E T . O ffered Already fo r Children's Con­ John Hutson Heads Organization To Call Big Mass M eetirg. test Under Plan. , Bring I Beys Large Tracis and Begins Work. pointment of Philander C. Knox, the shrinks before the task of obtaining present secretary of state, as attor- even a minute conception of their in Corvallis — Thousands of dollars Newberg — At a meeting of apple ; ney-general in McKinley’s cabinet in have already been offered in prizes for growers to effect an organization John finity, is that whose giagntic throes | 1901, Mr. Knox having been one of the Planting Now Under W ay—Aim to Hutson was chosen chairman and J. the contests in corn growning, poultry General Return« of Important Events are enthralling a little group of world- * general counsellors for the Carnegie Avert Repetition of High scientists nightly watching in silence raising, manual training, and domes- W. Bairs, Jr., secretary, and the gen­ I Steel company after 1890, when the Presented In Condensed Form Prices o f 1911 C rop . eral situation in regard to the plant­ | tic science to be conducted among j Sberman anti-trust law was passed. on the summit of Mount Wilson. for Our Busy Reader«. Mr. Carnegie had repeatedly had Comparable only to the mighty fact b°y® an<* Kiris of the state by the ex­ ing, pruning, spraying and general declared before the committee that he tension department of the Oregon care of apple trees was discussed. of the creation itself and prodigious Agricultural ; never knew that the participation of Salem, Or.—Large Eastern brew- college. The fact was disclosed that most df Intense cold still envelops the Middle beyond the power of scientists to ex­ “ This new work will reach every his company in the steel c i r plate “ “ pool j 8 » n c r p s s i t v of securing comparatively j ms and other like pools m e was s i c unlawful, and ers, leeling . tne^ were West, the mercury is falling and no press, the spectacle unfolding itself school child in the state, since State those present were a foothold in Pacific Coast hopyards, of relief is in sight. before the great lens of the telescope Superintendent Alderman and the newcomers here, but they were a ll: Representative McGillicuddy, have pooled interests to gain control and they 1 Maine, sought to show that he had county superintendents have offered owners of apple orchards, The Port of Portland has decided to is one to dwarf the recorded achieve­ recomended to President McKinley the of heavy acreage in Oregon and Cali­ publish maps and plats of the entire ment of astronomy by its sheer magni­ their cooperation in the organizing expressed a determination to make appointment of Mr. Knox after Mr. fornia for their own benefit. This an­ and conducting the contests," said this valley the banner apple producing Columbia river basin. Knox, as counsel for the company, nouncement tude. Prof. R. D. Hetzel, director of exten­ was made in a statem ent Carnegie says he was for a long A thousand million times greater sion. “ The State fair association has section in the state. The total acre­ had left him in ignorance of the gov­ time in ignorance of the existence of than given out here by Theodore Eder, ernment statutes so many years. agreed to furnish $1,400 in cash prizes age represented was 296 acres, and the solar system, the vast plane­ the Sherman anti-trust law. tary field now majestically taking for the school exnibits and we already statements were made by several of Mr. Carnegie also told the commit­ general superintendent for E. Clemens John Day valley, Oregon, has more form from an immeasurable chaos of | have promises of prizes which will those present that others would heart- tee that he believed no protective tar Horst company, who is now in this than two feet of snow, with a temper- murky nebulae is to this tiny known run possibly, to nearly $2,000 and ily join in the organization as soon as iff was necessary on steel rails or steel city. It is planned by the brewers to products, with the exception of store of 14 degrees below zero. corner of the universe as the earth to ! many other interests which will doubt­ they bad an opportunity. less be glad to offer something have It was finally decided to hold a mass needles, which are not manufactured plant 1,300 acres of hops this year. point. The National Dressmakers' assoc) a needle's That its study, now being energeti- not yet been approached, so the prizes meeting of apple growers on Satur- in this country. He asserted that Half a million dollars has been ap­ ation voted to return to the natural cally pursued with the finest instru- offered for the exhibits at the state day, Januarv 27, at 2 p. m., and the congress need have no fear that fore­ propriated for the purpose and from waist line in women's garments. ments which the ingenuity of man has fair alone by the children will amount secretary was directed to invite ex ign rails would flood the United States 200 to 250 acres will be set to hops W. Morgan Shuster, recently re­ devised, will be fruitful of discoveries to thousands of dollars perienced apple orchardists of Hood if the tariff were removed. in Oregon fields. Appraisals have moved treasurer general of Persia to go far toward solving the riddles of “ There are also to be contests at the River and one or more from the state been completed. has left that country and is en route the universe, is the prediction of county and school industrial fairs universities to be present and address S H U S T E R LE A V E S PERSIA. “ Owing to the high price of hops of to Europe. astronomers. The chief figures in the throughout the state, and the commer the meeting. There were many in 1911 crop,” said Mr. Eder, “ about are Dr. Edward A. Fath and cial clubs will be asked to cooperate. teresting points brought out, as the Ex-Treasurer-General Says Persian the Taft and Roosevelt are practically research 25 large Eastern brewers, forming the Mount ; The work is also to be pushed by the Arnold Kohlschutter, of the result of experiences of those present the only candidates now left in the Wilson solar observatory. nucleus of the United States Brewers’ Commission Is Unfit. j Portland Commercial club and the in the cultivation of their orchards race for the Republican presidential One of the most remarkable photo­ Oregon development league. The association, approached E. C. Horst, It was suggested that prune growers Teheran—W. Morgan Shuster, the nomination. State Bankers' association will take be invited to join the association, but American recently removed as treas­ president of the E. Clemens Horst graphs ever made has just been pre­ Walla Walla valley fruitgrowers pared by Dr. Fath, with the aid of the up the work both locally and as a after some discussion on that line it urer-general of Persia, has started for company, with the idea of taking over considerable number of shares in will make a systematic effort to de­ huge reflector. The picture state-wide movement. Their commit­ was decided that it would be better to Europe, accompanied by his family a their termine what variety of apple is best shows 60-inch extensive hopgrowing interests tee on agricultural education, of which confine the membership to men who and Edward Bell, secretary of tbe a spiral nebulae apparently in suited to that valley. the act of crystalizing unnumbered Emery Olmstead is chairman, has are engaged in the apple industry American legation at Teheran. They on the Pacific Coast, with the special proviso that the money put up by the It is reported that Tacoma's mayor new suns, building like yeast in the agreed to raise at least $1,800 to help alone. will proceed by way of Battum, on the j Pruvlso at once used to plant at the movement. Black Sea, and Constantinople. Prior least rewers is about to resign, owing to the con nucleated haze. 1,300 e acres of new hops in the “ There will be, probably, at least tinual petty complaints of people who H O M E S E E K E R S ARE M IS L E D . F IN E G O A T C O U N T R Y . to bis departure, Mr. Shuster said: of 1912. 30 different branches in which con are not pleased with his administra “ After receiving an impolite and j spring “ The American appraisal company, tests will be held, including various Oregon Has 231,000, Says Professor incoherent tion. proposal to turn over my j Milwaukee, was selected to value lines, domestic science office, I notified the cabinet, on Jan-j of A Seattle suffragette slapped the Department Hears Settlers Have agricultural Withycombe. the old properties, which consist of art, manual training, and poultry uary 5, that the office would be trans- j face of a man who refused to sign her W rong Idea o f Tieton Prospects, and One feature of the work Dallas—"Oregon has 231,000 goats ferred to F. E. Cairns in 48 hours to j over 2,500 acres of hops located in petition for the recall of certain coun Washington, D. C.—Officials of the raising. practically every hopgrowing district which will have a permanent value is and to show conclusively that Oregon allow get out with my family j in cilmen, and in turn received a sound Interior department are apprehensive the fact that when the contests, such is a first class goat country we can before me the to roads Oregon and California. were blocked by j box on the ear. that owing to a misunderstanding, a as com growing, potato growing simply cite the fact that William Rid snow. No action was taken by the “ All of the $500,000 subscribed by A three-year-old boy at Huntley, bread making, and poultry raising die & Sons, of Polk county, recently cabinet, and I left Mr. Cairns in the brewers is being used to put in number of homeseekers now competitions, Mont., found a bottle of carbolic acid large are over the competitors sold 290 pounds of two-years’ growth new yards this spring. The acreage flocking to North Yakima will be and authorized him to transfer! to in a trunk while his mother was away greatly disappointed. Reports recent- I will be asked to file with the exten of mohair for $4 per pound,’’ said Dr, charge be planted is about as follows: the office to his successor. from home, and gave the baby, one ly received indicate that settlers are sion department of the college accur­ James Withycombe, director of the “ In my opinion the members of the [ “ Seven hundred acres at Del Paso, year old, a drink, and also took one preparing to form a line in front of ate and complete histories of the ex­ experiment station at the Oregon A g Persian commission are entirely unfit 200 acres at Wheatland, 150 acres at himself. Both chidlren were dying the land office in the hope of securing periments. In this way there will be ricultural college, in addressing the for the functions of treasury adminis­ Tehama, 100 acres at Consumme, when the mother returned. thousands of carefully prepared rec­ Dallas Goat Breeders’ association tration.” making a total of 1,150 acres in Cali­ farms on the recently completed Tie- ords from which some valuable in­ under the auspices of the Commercia fornia. James Rolph, Jr., the reform mayor ton irrigation project formation can be derived. The coun­ club. In addition, some 200 to 250 acres elect of San Francisco, has taken his The facts are briefly that about 50 ty A R M Y B IL L IS C R IT IC IS E D . superintendents of schools have “ It is highly commendable to the of virgin soil is to be planted in our farm units of government land will be agreed office. in the work, and one Dallas Commercial club that it has Oregon yards, where the Krebs broth­ for entry in 1912. These of them to has assist Russia demands that China recog­ available made the statem ent that promoted the agricultural industries General Wood Says Demoralization, ers and H. D. Landon now have three farms are 40 acres each, and contain nize the independence of outer Mon­ from 12 to 40 acres of irrigable land. there will be at least 4,000 exhibitors of the county, and particularly the Not Economy, Would Result. large donkey engines and over 200 golia. goat industry,” he continued. “ Such Washington, D. C.—The Hay bill, men at work clearing land for that About 35 of these will not be avail­ entered from bis county alone.’’ work by similar organizations has providing for reorganization of the I purpose Sheriff Harbinger, of New York, has able for general entry until the de­ been helpful in promoting agriculture army, now before the house, was at-1 “ The 1,150 acres to be planted in appointed three more women deputy partment has acted upon the cases of G E T S E X P E R IM E N T S T A T IO N . throughout the state. will all be irrigated and sheriffs. persons who claim preference rights, tacked in a statement by Major-Gen- j California “ Polk conuty stands first in the pro- eral will easily yield a ton an acre this and who, under the law, may have a Wood, chief of staff, sent to the O . A. C. Asked to Furnish Teacher Richard T. Crane, an Eastern mil­ dution of Angora goats, first in the bouse committee on military affairs, j coming year, because the ground has to file within 30 days after no­ fo r Klamath Falls Students. lionaire who severely criticized the right production of long-wool sheep, and which Mr. Hay is chairman. been fertilized and two-thirds of it is tice from the land office. The adjudi­ big universities, is dead. first in the production of high-class of General cation of these claims necessarily will Corvallis—The biggest project in Jersey Wood said that the measure bein£ Planted with nursery roots, cattle.” require some time, so that the general agricultural training for high school contained changes that would impair Tbe 200 or more acres at Independence Young Chinese of Portland held a public „ * o l i n n t J n tn l/1 / n . ’ . L » „.1 1 L . ! __________1 1 ____ students yet launched in Oregon has should yield fairly well, being all on will not have an opportunity to army efficiency seriously and demoral­ big meeting in celebration of the birth file on the remaining units for several just been announced by the Klamath virgin soil, leveled for irrigation. ize the service without resulting in Pou'try Show Prospects Good. of the new Chinese republic. months, and perhaps not in the pres­ Falls educators. “ Hop planting is already under way Oregon City—That Oregon City will real economies. W. E. Faught, principal of the have The senate passed a bill favoring an ent year. in California, over 350 acres having Changes proposed by the bill include a big poultry show February appropriation of $1,000,000, for a new By the usual public notice the sec­ Klamath county high school, and R. and 3 is positively assured. Among the consolidation of the general staff been set out and the entire 1,350 acres Dunbar, superintendent of the the attractive exhibits will be a colony with the adjutant-general’s and in­ will be planted before March 1. so postoffice building in Portland, Or. retary will fix the date and determine H. Klamath Falls city schools, have of of disposing of the un­ maximum results will be realized A sympathetic strike involving the method White Orpingtons spector-general's departments; a con­ i that _____ _ It | __ __________ is probable that asked Dean Cordley to find them the from three-day-old in 1912. The E. Clemens Horst com­ 800,000 railroad shopmen of the Har- entered units. solidation of the quartermaster’s de­ the poultry yards of J. H. Graw, some form of drawing will be provid- ] mo8t suitable man to take charge of of Bolton, and George DeBok's fam partment with the subsistence and pay pany will harvest over 3,000 bales of riman lines may be called within a ed for, giving everybody interested Ian aKficulturai experiment station to ous gobbler, which he says is the departm ents; the creation of an army hops in Oregon and California in 1912. week. be established on a tract of 86 acres largest in the state. The manage­ service corps and an extension of the A new drug has been discovered an equal chance. purchased by the county for the ment is building a special cage for enlistment period from three to five which can be injected hypodermically SAVA G E T E A C H E S S A V A N T S . just R A D IC A LS FO R CE C R IS IS . use of the students in the 70-room this bird. Cash premiums have been years. and takes effect instantly, which will high school there. The experiment: take the place of cocaine and similar T hird Primitive Man Is Added offered for the best of their class of Spanish Governmert Again T hreat­ t o it is proposed, will be carried out by the following varieties: White Ply­ drugs in surgical operations. H A V E IM M E N S E M ILE A G E . the students themselves under the di­ ened With Disruption. University Collection. rection of the expert sent them by the mouth Rocks, Barred Plymouth Rocks, PO RTLAND M AR K E TS . Madrid—The Spanish cabinet, of San Francisco — Ansicbamnana, who will have the cooperation White Wyandottes, Rhode Island Reds, A gg reg ate T ra ve l o f Alabama Elks which Jose Canalejas was premier, Wheat—Track prices: Kluestem, member of the Yuki tribe of the a | college, Brahmas, Cochins, Langshans, White W ill Be 5 4 0 ,0 0 0 M iles, and assistance of the college in plan­ resigned. The cabinet resigned 83«/H4c; club, 81c; red Russian, 80c; Round Valley reservation, has joined ning the work. Leghorns, Brown Leghorns, Black Portland — On the basis of the ag- has the result of a divergence of views valley. 81«i82c; forty-fold, 82c. Ishi and Tohhonhotam, the two sav­ This is, to my mind, the ideal plan Minorcas, Hamburgs, White Orping­ gregate mileage of the delegation of as with King Alfonso as to the advisa- Millstuffs — Bran. $23 per ton; ages, at the affiliated colleges museum for “ an tons, Games, Anconas, Bantams, Pig­ Elks from Birmingham, Alabama bility experiment station,” said Dean of commuting the death sen­ shorts, $25; middlings, $30; rolled at the University of California, and Cordley, who is enthusiastic over the eons, bronze turkeys. Pekin ducks, alone, who will be here for the tence of one of the rioters who mur- barley, $37«f.38. the three gave a program of hunting plans. “ For some years I have had Indian Runner ducks, Toulouse geese. lodge Oats—No. 1 white, $30.50 per ton. and love songs. Ansichamnana. whose such an arrangement of the work in One of the features of the approach­ national convention of the order next i dered a judge and who wounded sever­ Hay—No. 1 Eastern Oregon tim ­ American name is Ralph Moore, is mind, and have been hoping that some ing show will be the Angora cat and e ly - one delegate could be sent on a »1 court officers in the town of Cul- trip from the earth to the moon and l«ra, province of Calencia, last Sep- othy. $17ft£l8; No. 1 valley. $15(hl6; teaching his language to the pro­ one of the schools of the state would Belgian hare department. back, and two others around the tember. alfalfa, $1S«(14; clover, $12; grain, fessors during week days. take it up. I believe that this is the world. Birmingham will send 100 The strike at that time involved a 814. The public had its last opportunity proper way to teach agriculture in the Olcott's Suit is Failure. to the Grand Lodge conven- plot to assassinate General Weyler, Barley—Feed, $36»(37 per ton. to view the exhibit, which shows the schools, to have an actual farm on Selem—Secretary of State Olcott’s members Com New. whole, $33; cracked, methods of mummification and dispos­ which the students may work out the suit against State Printer Duniwav to tion. The distance is 2,700 miles, or and the king was compelled to suspend .400 miles for the round trip. That the constitutional guarantees. The $34; old, whole, $3*5; cracked, $34; al of the dead by ancient nations. problems relating to their own partic­ oust the state printing office from the means a total of 540.000 miles. The radicals seized upon the affair as a old. whole, $36; cracked, $37. The collection is to be removed to ular district. State capitol is practically a failure as trip to ^the moon and back would con- weapon to attack the government in Potatoes — Buying prices: Bur­ make room for a new exhibit that will far as the lower court is concerned. sume 476,000 and the two trips around the same way that they utilized the banks, 90c’a$1.15 per hundred. be on display two weeks hence. Beatty Road Will B enefit. Judge Kelly has sustained a demurrer the world another 52,000. Binning* refusal to reprieve Ferrer to bring Onions — Association price. $1.50 Cottage Grove That the proposed of the defense which will send Olcott ham lodge will probably have the about the downfall of the Maur cab- per sack. Pensions Cause Block. mad Walker to Cottage Grove into the Supreme court unless he de­ greatest total mileage of any organ- 'net- Vegetables — Artichokes, 90c per Washington, D. C.—Representative i on the from dot«n; cabbage, l|c per pound; gar­ east side of the Coast Fork, sires to drop the case. It is under- I '2at>°n in the order, lic, 8«! 10c; lettuce. $2.50«! 2.75 per Underwood. Democratic leader in the | known as the Beatty road, will mean staod that an appeal will be taken. Textile Mills to Close. crate; pumpkins. l« iljc per pound; house, is quoted as saying that no riv­ j 500 more families on the lard that Duniwav has won practically every Homestead Aid Proposed. Lawrence, Mass.—Although there sprouts, 7«i 8c; squash, l$»i l$e; tur­ er and harbor bill, and no public | will be given an inlet and outlet by point brought up in the lower court. Washington, D. C.—Senator Cham- nips, $1.25 per sack; rutabagas, building bill will pass at this session i way of the road, was told in resolu­ The case has not been tried on its berlain is preparing and will introduce was no repetition of the violent out­ breaks that marked the beginning of $1.25; carrots, $1.25; parsnips, $1.25; of congress if the Sherwood pension tions adopted by the Commercial club merits so far. I a bill for the relief of homesteaders, j tb® strike of textile operatives who beets, $1.60. bill becomes a law. There will be ap­ j and forwarded to the county court. differing from all measures now pend object to a decrease in their wages in- Nehalem Canneries Are Busy. Rutter — Oregon creamery butter, propriations only for those river and The resolution also said that it would solid pack, S8e; prints, extra; butter harbor projects now under continuing be a m atter of injustice to those now Nehalem -Both the canneries on the !"* in that it will provide that any cident to the curtailment by two houro fat, Ic less than solid pack prices. contract. If the house backs Under­ on the land not to give them a means river here are busy packing steelhead homesteader, after six months’ contin- of the working time under the new 54- residence on his land, may be hour law. mill agents and owners are Poultry — Hens. 15(