William Albers. CMC.
W. B. Dodson, o f Portland, were napiod
TH E
by Oovernor Wttbyeombe as members
• f a commission to Investigate cream
cry and dairying conditions in tbe
state. These men will act wttb Dairy
and Food Commissioner Mickle and
Principal Events of ttio Wssfc W. K. Newell.
I t With
W. K. Newell, of Portland, assistant
Briefly Sketched ft r In fe r
federal food administrator for Orngou,
.n a tio n ef Our Reader«.
w ill go to Washington, D. C., to
present at a conference of state ad­
The Crook and Deschutes count; ministrators to be held there January
agricultural council held a meeting in I apd I. He will represent W. B. Ayer,
state administrator, who but recently
Redmond.
returned from a similar session.
There are 11,254 children hutwe
Monmouth high school has the
the aces of 4 and N years In Mnltno
•
f
having raised more money |
■ a h ' county.
pita
for the Y. M. C. A. fond than any
Mrs. Rosalie MeMahan, 7t years eld.
other high school In the state,
died at Salem. She eroeesd the plains
la g to figures Just mads public by the
to Oregon In 1444
state
organisation. With an apportion­
The Douglas county oourt has ap­
ment
of $M the school rained MSI. er
propriated $50,000 to buy liberty bonds
IS4
per
cent e f the quota asked for.
to be held as a court-house fund.
Daring the past week IM industrial
■vary one o f the T1 residents ol
the town of Isee, In Qrant county, has accidents w ere reported to the qtate
Industrial accident commission:
Of
Joined the Red Cross, lt Is reported.
this
number
four
were
fatal,
Prank Wienert. a young nun, resi­
follows: Adolph Aspluad, Scappoose,
We have, therefore, madt
dent o f A!rile, was drowned la the
logging; Alfred Lslsel, Powers, log­
Laektamute while helping On a drive
arrangement with THE OREGON V I
ging;, Carl Everest, Portland, steel
e f loga.
HER whereby any fanner or fruitgrower,
works,
and M. Hansen, W estport saw­
who is one of oar regular subscriber* a n d who
As soon ,as the right o f way between
mill.
•
0 .
fa not now a subscriber to THE OREGON
Bend and Fort Rock can be secured
Oregon
will
promise
Chairman
FARMER, wffl he entitled to receive TBE
the Strahorn railroad will begin ec
Harley, of the United Staten shipping
OREGON FARMER in combination with
beard, that 150 wooden hulls can be
this f aper at tho eaam rate aa for tbtofffpto
Jason Machado, a pioneer merchant
completed in 1911 for government pur­
o f Coon county, la dead. Ho was
resident of Myrtle Point, where he had poses In yards alon^ the |Ftllamotte
This offer applies to a l those who remew « r
and Columbia rivers and those at Ore­
accumulated a large fortune^ ______
extend their subscriptioms aa well as to a l
gon
coast
ports.
On
a
basis
o
f
MOO
Petitions are being circulated In out
new subscribers. If yon are interested f a
tons, deadweight for each ship, that
lying parts of Lincoln county demand­
rectly or indirectly in Oregon
will mean 525,000 tons.
ing recall of County Judge M iller and
4* not miss this unusual
Captain
W.
A.
Arnold,
who
has
been
'Commissioners Hurt and Wakefield.
en d your order in now.
organizing the loggers and lumber
A barreling plant wUl be established
workers of Coos county, has visited all
la Albany In time to handle next year’s
THE OREGON FARMER fa1 tho
bat one logging camp In tbe county
crop of strawberries, loganberries, phe­
which ia devoting itself e
nomenal berries and other small fruits. and has signed approximately 1150
farming activities sad interests
By a vote of U 4 is favor to $1 members In the Loyal Legion o f Log­
. It has a U f organization gal
gers and Lumber Workers. All camps
against, the Central Oregon Irrigation
tiw news of importance to
returned practically 100 per cent ot
district was formed in Deschutes ooun
fruitgrowers, al
the employes as members.
ty at the election held oe the projeot
and it has th*
The state board of eugenics, which
Ceos county dairymen claim that
oomprises members o f the state board
more thoroughbred dairy stock has
o f health and superintendents of both
been purchased there In the Inst three
We a n
Insane asylums, warden of tbe peni­
years then in any ether section e f the
M
R
tentiary and superintendent of the in­
able to make tote
state..
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stitution fo r'fo e h le minded, has ap­
The second and third companies o f
i dabbing offer.
proved for sterilization several cases
the Oregon coast artillery were each
at the Oregon state hospital for thn
presented with a ’Christmas g ift o f a
THE OREGON FARM ER,3 Years ............... .........$3J O
insane and at thn state penitentiary.
phonograph by the girls’ honor guard,
NEWBERG GRAPHIC, I Ye a r................
$ L5 0
State Highway Raglaeer Nana has
of Eugene.
started assembling a force of a s s to
The federal government has seat
$35Q
resume work on the Svensen and Clat-
Mias A m Barrows ae its representa­
skanie job# on the lower Columbia
O f Special Ctahbfag Rate, both far......................$ L5 0
tive In food conservation work to Ore­
river
highway.
Ifr.
Nunn
ban
served
gon Agricultural college from Decem­
T h » nmasfaftle after U made po—ihU by » radical reduction
dice on the Warren CoanWuetlon
ber’S!; to January 9. im
i"r * ’*■*"
in (he subscription rale of the Oregon Fa
mpany of the termination at their
men from to targe army of solicitofs for i
Members of the Loyal Order o f
and in die militar i —tdA h — t
Mooae In Oregon w ill organise a state oeatraets on these Jobe because e f al­
leged discrepancies fa handling thn
field day association at the time o f
srk.
dedicating the new Meeee temple in
The Valley ft SUet* railway
Portland, January 2.
paay,
which has just completed it*
State Oame Warden Shoemaker has
Communication by Flap«.
Una
an
far as Valets, in the Bttets
Issued an order to dose commercial
Those who have read Cooper’s novel,
basin,
w
tll
begin
tbe
operation
of
rag-
fishing on Tsllteosn lake, an the South­
toe- Pitot,” w ill remember how the
alar passenger and freight trains on
ern Pacific railway, between the Ump­
American officer instructed his lady
January 1. Tbe road will operate be­
qua and Sluslaw rivers.
tore- to communicate with Mm by little
The state highway department has tween. independence and Valets, and
iga o f varied colors, (to p e r, with a
ill tap same of the richest agrtcat- novelist's freedom, made Ms charac­
prepared for submission to the gov­
ernment for approval a project for turml and timber lands to western ter apply a system whfirh had already
m extensively experimented with In
hard surfacing 21 miles o f the Pacific Oregon.
Hoad R iver valley produced eoty the British and French navies. For
highway In Marlon county from poet
about twe-tbfrda o f Its 1914 apple crap, after much experimenting combina-
rend funds.
tloas e f flags of various shapes aad
The heavy rainstorm o f the past according to a special apple report,
eotocs were gradually developed into
week did considerable damage In last Issued by the bureau at crop ea what we call a “ code'' today. Prob­
nates.
A
better
showing
to
the
rest
Lincoln county. Tw o bridges were
ably the most famous to g signal ever
damaged on the line o f the Corvallis of the state tends to make up tor tkin Sown was Nelson’s at- Trafalgar, bag
will
A Eastern railroad near lie iris en decrease, altkougk the state an a aheia tt required a great number o f combi an
will foil a little abort a f tost year,
ms o f flags (hoists, they are tech­
M ary's river.
you dry aa
A fter a long and ram srtaMy bril­ producing S50.SOO barrels, s r U I M » nically railed) to spelL out: “England
nothing
:ports that every m s wilt do tils
liant cursor as a minister e f the gos­ boxes, to 2917.
Oovernor
WTthyeomhe
lam an­ duty.”
else wilt
pel, ton e f dhich he spent an pastor
nounced
that
at
tbe
request
e
f
Mayor
e f the First Congregational ehareh, of
DEALERS EVERYWHERE
W omen In India N«ad.Education.
A. J. TOWER C O l------- BOSTON.
Portland; Dr. Lather f t Dyntt died st Hackett, e f Oregon City, and Sheriff
At a meeting of the Woman’s Indian
Wilson; o f Clackamas county, shoot
his home to that city.
Study association, Iffias Boyd, seers
Attorney General Brown has inform half o f the force o f special agsata the* tary In England for she Woman’s Uni­
ed th * state industrial accident com­ have been statfoaed to that eomaty to versity settlement Bombay, said that
mission that pension awards snags to watch tor troubles which might arise only one per cent o f Indian women
cittsoan e f Austrin-lfnagary are sue became of differences between paper could read.
She declared the grunt
pended daring the war on thn groand mill ^employers and employes w ill M need was for the Indian girls to toko
retained for a time at least.
np the profession of medicine.
It
at they are alien enemies,
Oregon students will visit and apeak had been stated by an authority that
f t D. Cueick, of Afoaay. state seas
tor from Lane and Lina eoaattoa, ana at nearly every high sehoel in the an Indian woman to child birth had
announced Ms candidacy for the re­ state daring the university Christmas less chance thnn a soldier on tho bat­
tlefield.
publican nomination tor state treasur­ holidays and encourage the pupils to
oontiaue
their
education
rather
than
er. Mr. Cualek la the first aspirant
Contradictory Evidence.
as Other*.
for t its office formally to declare his give- tt up at the end o f their high
“There Is one thing entions about
school
course.
AB
boys
under
the
candidacy.
the
minutes
of
a
meeting.”
Approximately 1M04 men are build­ draft age wfTI he urged to enter ed
"What is that»”
am
ing ships la Oregon, according to a lege and prepare tbemaetves for mare
“They are generally affaira et. ma­
efficient
service
when
they
are
called
nient."
report which has been compiled by
I t P. Bonham, United States Immi­ or needed.
The Pacific Telephone A T el egraph
gration Inspector in charge at Port­
company
hue filed with the public
land. for forwarding to the depart­
nervlee
eontmiseien
a proposal for the
CHASE A U N T O N
ment o f labor.
Discovering
that
the
Southern eetohtlchment of a new system o f long
GRAVEL
COMPANY
Pacific has ears in the firewood te rr­ distance rates In Oregon, the prepoe»d
ies with racks that wtll only hold from system to be established on the sene
AU kinds o f gravel fo r con­
eight to nine eorda o f weed, Pablie •r block basis, similar to the systems
Service Commissioner Buehtel wrote used by the telegraph and expram com
crete work, cement blocks,
the company asking that It Immediate­ pastes. It Is stated that, nader the
or
wood work furnished on
prspmal. If It Is accepted by tbe eon»
M M E BLACK 49
202 HOST
ly remedy tke situation.
short
notice.
Farmers living a oar Harrisburg bnvo mleeioa. a reduction will bo shown In
formed a en oper ative aaaoetatlea and M per cent of the rates, while about
Telephone W hite 85
propose to balld M-barrei mitt at that 2$ pot cent wtll remain the same and W . W . HOLLINGSWORTH
the
balance
will
show
increases.
otty. Plana for tbe structure bn vs
COM PANY
Reclamation directors of tho federal
been orders 4 drawn np and thn mill
E
S
T
A B L IS H E D 1900
wtll bn financed by a stock oompaay government have approved the reclam­
ation
of
the
lower
Klamath
Inks
marsh­
■xsKtaosxsxsgxx^ ^
of formers living In that section.
RELIABLE
Bank aid to boys and girls en forms lands by nsa of a gate Installed at the
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
who wish to Join “pig Hubs’* la being Southern Pacific company’s crossing
Lad y A ssistan t
arranged tor throughout tbe state by over Klamath strait. This marks the
Office Phono W h ite 26
L. q. Allen, leader e f pig Hub work. end of five years' effort devoted to
N ig h t Phono Black 94
Under the conditions arrangod by Mr. providing reclamation for a tract of
Allen tbe banks agree to load the chil­ 54.000 acres of tho moot fertile land
dren money for purchasing pigs er la this locality, lt to probable that
brood Tows at $ per cent Interest. 40.000 acres will he available for past­
I. W . H ILL
ifaj Safa» i Tpictilty
Only pure-bred stock may be raised by urage next year. Tbe gate already
le
laetailed.
An
effort
will
be
made
at
the club members. The children have
S. P. Tunberlake, Prop.
meetings apd demonstrations and are Washington to have the national bird
Office phone Black 100
organised through the aid af school reserve now on this laud removed to
Residence phone R ed 79
ground
unsuitable
tor
agriculturm
officials.
9
E60N NEWS NOTES
6ENERAÍJNTERES1
NEWBERG GRAPHIC
The Oregon Farmer
M hntaasnl Opportunity to Its Realen
The Gift That
Home
K n ow how youi boy live« in camp— how he train«— how he
pl»y*— what hie surrounding« are. Picturee w ill tell you these
facts better than words.
H e can send such pictures regularly if
you will give him an Ansco Vest-Pocket Camera.
Five models; twelve equipments; pictures, l % x
2)4 or 2 Vk
inches. Small, compact, never in
the way, always ready to use. Prices, $7.5>0 to $56.
* * ■
Ask us to show you their exclusive features.
PA R LO R PH A RM A CY
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m
M N » 35
L t
«VM-fKttfNs.1 <
Lone Fir Dairy
Pure Milk and Cream are conducive to good health.
This is the kind w e supply our customers.
Our D airy is frequently inspected by the State
Dairy and Food Commissioner and has been highly com*
mended by that official. G ive us a trial.
W* L Schuhtor
CSSCC
Phone Red 66
m.
PREPAYMENT PRIVILEGES
W e loan money on fin i c
Washington farms at lowest n
and no delay. W rite direct i
Give fall details in first letter.
N oted tape
W e r e f e * y o u fee a n y b a n k
DEVEREAUXSSS
T H E YOUNGSTERS
THILL HURRY HOM E
from
hare w ith the b ig
lo a f o f o u r
eojeying every bite. And. the more
they eat the better it w ill tie fo r them.
Our bread is a body builder in its best
form. Children thrive on it s s e o a »
other food.
N e w b e rg
B a k e ry
J. H . S H E R L O C K . Prop.
J. L. V A N B L A R IC O M
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
FISH BRAND
SLICKERS
Get «C
W e please the m oet particular. Phone us a grocery en ter and see
I f our prom pt service doesn't eurprlee you. W e w ant you r trade.
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SEASONABLE C U T FLOWERS— Plants in pots, cyclamens, !
(fine plants), cinerarias, primroses, ferns, fern dishes, gerani* *
utna, ca lk lilies (hardy flow ers), hydrangea, peonies. Roees ,
our specialty (strong plants). 4/>w prices.
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itMIIIIttl l l l l l l N II IIIIIW IIIIMIMMIIMHIIMM
mt We Miring SrnMi, $ 2 J i Se
BILL
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Phone Black 23
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