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Coming Farmers' Week At
tractions at O. A. C. Listed
Jloro people than over assembled
In Oregon to cotishlcr means of im
proving agricultural, homo making
nml related nffalrs nro expected to at
tend tho annual Farmers' and Con
fernnco Week at Corvnllls, January 3
to 8, Inclusive. There were moro
than 2200 In attendance at last year's
kcbbIoiib and the majority or thoso In
tend to return this Year and add as
many others to tholr delegations aa! stances a moro Inviting field In tho
unry li, to consider these questions
and how better to make the laws ef
fective and helpful to the farmer.
Methods or seed testing and selection
will bo discussed by tho conferees.
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Drainage Conference.
Dralnngo will be the subject of
another agronomic conferonco at O.
A. C. Farmers' Week. It has been
pointed out that there Is In somo In-
thoy can. Also tho conferonco Idea
lias beon strengthened by experience
and observation, so that tho coming
conferences have been materially en
larged both In scope and character.
Thero will bo about a score of sep
arate conferences held by "those on
gaged In special phases of Industry
or business In Oregon, which will call
drainago of somo of Oregon's wet
lands than In Irrigation of soma of Its
dry lands. A new drainago law has
been enacted as a result of tho or
ganization of a stato drainage asso-
glst at O. A. C., will discuss this
worm, Its work, how It Infests stored
prodifcts and how to prevent Infesta
tion during Farmers' Week and also
In tho regular Short Courso program
at tho College.
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Minister's Conference.
A conference of ministers and oth
er religious workers has been called
by Professor Ilessler to meet Janu
ary 4 and 5 at O. A. C. .Farmers'
Week. This conferonco developed
somo of tho most Interesting discus
sions of tho entire week Inst year and
still more Intense Interest Is expect
ed this. Hound-table talks, questions
and answers will deal with special
rural problems.
l'ork Products Show.
Good pork products, especially ham
and bacon, will bo exemplified in the
display of pork products at tho O. A.
.,. i, f...,.D itf ,... C. Farmers' Week, January 6. Prof.
,, '.' " w.r . TAru ,r;v-n.ri:!" Pork production on tho farm
moderate charges. ' As a farther re
duction of expenses all railway linos
In Oregon have granted a special
round-trip rate of ono-and-one-thlrd
fare, on 'the certificate plan.
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Oregon Invited.
Everything that can bo done to
give tho citizens of Oregon the benefit
of tho best and latest In progressive
business and Industry has Jieen done
for O. A. C. Farmers' Week Btudents,
and Invitations to take advantage of
Conference Week aro extended to all
who seek to keep abreast of the
times. For fuller Information ad
dress It. D. Hotzol, Director of Ex
tension, O. A. C, Corvallls, Oregon
cation most effectively will be fully
considered under the direction of tho
for about tlirnn for each day of the1 secretary, Professor W. U. Powom
week. Bacli conferonco will bo held j Reports of work and plans for ex
under tho supervision of tho College tending community drainago will al
specialist who lias tho subject In his I so bo mndo during tho session.
department work, and nt each ad-1
drosses will ho mada by somo of. tho
loading men nnd women of Oregon
r.ml of tho ontlro United Stoles, In
cluding Bovornl representatives of tho
United States Department of Agri
culture. A partial list of conferences
to dato follows:
Rural Credit Conference.
Thero will bo two conferences on
rural crodlts and organization at O.
A. 0. Fnrniors' Week, under tho di
rection of Dr. Hector Macpherson,
who was ones of tho American com
missioners appointed to Investigate
rural organization and credits In Eur
ope. Ho has Just returned from nn
Interesting national conferonco hold
nt Chicago In which legislation de
signed to roach to tho root of rural
needs was recommended. Ono cpn
foronco will be on marketing legisla
tion of other stntos, and one on rural
credit legislation of other slates. Tho
dnlos have beon set for Janunry 1
and fi. The subjects will bo dis
cussed by experts on rural betterment
and afterwards considered in round
table talks, questions and reports.
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Oregon Dairymen fomciir.
Tho Oregon Stato Dairymen will
convono nt O. A. C. Farmers' Week
on Janunry -I, nt which time also tho
Oregon (luernsoy llrcoders' Club will
meet. Tho llolsteln Breeders' Asso
ciation, tho Oregon Jersey Club nnd
tho Oregon Holstcln-Frolnlnn Club
will meet on tho same day. Tho Ore
gon Dairymen h Association win no
In session for three ilnys beginning
Janunry 'li. Whlio these conferences
aro being planned under tho direction
of Professor flraves, officers of tho
associations will presldo nt tho con
ferences. Noted cnttlo breeders of
national reputation will address tho
various conferences, and tho dairy
Public .tint bet Men to Meet.
A good many cities of Oregon hnvo
within the last year or so Installed
public markets for moro satisfactory
distribution of surplus truck and gar
den products to customers direct. A
conforonco of growers nnd market
innstcrs has been called to meet nt
O. A. C. In Farmers' Week Janunry
7, when tho progress anil discoveries
mndo along the lines of marketing
through tho public market will bo
brought out for tho benefit of nil con
cerned. County Agents .Meet.
Tho county agricultural agent con
ference nt O. A. C. Farmers' Weok
will bo ono of the llvest nnd most
productive sessions of tho Week. Ore
gon hns led tho western states In this
work and hns iccelved specific com
mendation at the hands of United
States officers ro-oporntlng, for Its
progressive policy In tills connection.
Theso men hnvo demonstrated tho
valuo of moro scientific agriculture
nnd will relate their experience nnd
tho lessons learned from It, ns well as
rccelvo holpful counsel from State
und nntlonal leaders. They will bo
In session during tho entire Week.
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V. H. Poultry Show nt (). A. C.
A poultry show In which will bo
shown tho I'nltod Stntos Government
educational poultry exhibit of the
Pnniiiua-Pnclllc Exposition, wilt bo
held every day of Fnrniors' Weok at
O. A. C. This exhibit was planned
by Professor James Drydcn nt tho In
vitation of tho Government and will
also bo used next year as a feature
of tho Pannnin Exhibit to bo held nt
the city of Patiamn beginning In Jan
uary and extending throughout the
ontlro year. Tho main fenturo Is a
mechanical demonstration of poultry
must depend qulto largely upon tho
degree of completeness with which
the plgls carcass Is turned Into tho
best food material which It Is capablo
of making. A demonstration of pork
cuts for economy nnd satisfaction
will bo demonstrated by Wm. Con
stnntlne'. the Alder Market man of
Portland.
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Illg Men to Speak.
Among tho speakers to attend tho
Conferonco Week aro Governor Jns.
Wlthyco'inbo, who Is nlwnvs at his
best in tho consideration of agricul
tural and soclnl interests. Others of
nntlonal repute nro A. J. Clover, ed
itor of Hoards Dalrymnn, E. C.
Schraeder, Holsteln breeder, nnd
many others, each a well known spe
cialist.
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College Recess Lengthened.
It Is ly extending tli-j holiday r-eo-ifl
through Farmers' Wosk nt 0. A.
C, that It Is possible to earn for tho
largo l.iimler of Oregon clthens llmt
will bo i resent nt theso oxor.ib'cs Ily
inouiH of Ihls vacation In regulnr
college vcrk tho Inrgo hal.s r.n.1 t,i
dent club houses will ho utilized In
giving good homo accommodations at
Farmers' Week Lecture.
Lectures on producing, hnndllng
and marketing fruit, and othor hor
ticultural products Will bo given by
tho Horticultural division In Farm
ers' Weok nt O. A. C. Janunry 3 to
8. Practical problems will be treated
In n practical and scientific way by
specialists In various lines of fruit,
truck nnd vegctnble production.
Thoro will also bo a sorics of lectures
on provalent plant diseases and In
sect pests of Oregon, by tho depart
ments of Plant Pathology and Ento
mology, and on overydny bacteriol
ogy, by tho Uactoriologlcol depart
ment. Meny Christina.
Strong nnd Well ns Ever.
Fred Smith, Green liny, Wis., says:
"Foley Kidney, Pills completely re
lieved mo of nil soreness and pain
In tho back and now I am strong nnd
well as over." Cold weather mnkes
aching Joints, soro muscles and Ir
regular blnddor action moro unbear
able. Foley Kidney PillB help the
kldnoys cllmlnnto paln-cnusing pois
ons. Sold Everywhere. Adv.
Merry Christmas.
Htty your groceries nt McCllncy's.
Adv.
Merry Christmas.
Itomcmbor, wo carry n full lino of
violin, banjo guitar, mandolin strings.
Day Music Company, Adv.
Merry Christmas.
For a good clean shave, a good
hair cut, facial massage or n chtno,
visit tho Metropolitan, on Oregon
street. Adv. tf
Buy More for Less
We have opened a big line of staples
in groceries and cano f fer j ou more for
less money. We have new and stan
dard lines of groceries carried by no
others In town. We will be glad to put
them up for your approval, We also
can quote you economy prices in shelf
hardware.
H. E. BAKER
Wall Street, Near Ohio
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conventions nro expected to bo among, Investigations In breeding, feeding
UILD NOW!
PILOT UL'TTB HOTEL.
WHEN IN BEND MAKE THIS HOTEL YOUR HOTEL. IN THE
HEAHT OF THE CITY. FOK COMFOIIT AND CONVEN
IENCE. FltEE AUTO DUS MEETS ALL TRAINS.
1 Headquarters for auto transportation to
nil Interior points. American
nnd European plans.
Kates leasonnhle. J. V. TAOOAHT, Proprietor.
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CENTRAL OREGON LINE
-THE SYSTEM THAT OFFERS
TRAVEL SERVICE PLUS
tho largest of tho week.
ItojH mid (ihls .lmlgv .Stock.
A boys' and girls' stock Judging
contest will bo held at tho College
Armory during O. A. C. Farmers
Week, under tho supervision of Pro
fossor W. A. Harr nnd L. J. Allen.
Tho former will conduct the contest
far dMlry riltle nnd the latter for
MWlnn Judging. About 100 hoys and
nnd management. A self-operating
moving picture machine with H2 films
shows breeding results ns secured by
tho Agricultural College poultry de
partment. Solf-artliig chart-display
machinery discloses scores of charts
and photographs of poultry produc
tion farts. Egg records nro shown by
automatic iirraiifenient. A model
bonne with hens feeding In the yards
illustrates tile action of trap nests.
h fw Rills Hiigsged In thin conti'st,; Aside from this BxpoHltlnn oxhlb't
iMt ytmr and ninny more uro expected
this.
OregSiii llulli'i' MakeiN to .Meet.
A conferMiicu of Orro i miner und
oIicoko umbers will bo held nt O. A.
0. FaiinerH' Weuk, under tho direc
tion of ProfoHHor Simpson on Jiiuunry
i mid 7. Hero will bo considered
muiiy plutHtM of handling dairy pro
iluetH In ibo most sanltury, ecouoin
lonl and profitable way. All butter
slid chnooo men having special prob
other poultry featifes will be sinned
on Poultry Days, January R and fi.
Tho three gientest Imlig flocks of
tho world that won the first three
places nt the Bvpoiltlou Iihto been
returned to tho College and will bn
on exhibition, Other g'nit In vers
will also be soon, nnd sneelnl prob
lems In marketing will bo given con
sideration. llouie Makers Convene.
The Homo Makers Conferences of
Joints to solve n.ny bring Ilium along ja A. c. Elmers' Week, will bo In
to tho conference where duo cousld
oration will bo given them.
(iimkI Itnnds Men to Meet,
Tho Good Itoads Conference of 0.
session during most all tho week
Two of the greatest oxpono'UB of pro
rjeeslvo homo management In the
uuuiitry will taVn lending imrts In the
wiirl, at Hil, linmi, iimlfaiN. Mlu
A. c. Funnel h Week, will sit .Imhu-J Aw Uavonhlir. of HiltUh Coluiiibla.
sry 8 Hi.d I. with Professor G. V.,Hlll M,M Anm , , oton.
Hkeltou In ehrrge. Having traveled rrt 1B exlM,r ,fCured for the oo
yr iiiuph of Oregon sud other part ,.,,. Vmm vuvevlt u nlxo plan
of lie In ted Stdes for the purpose ,,,, H l)rlH, of w.,,feroncM 0 81,.
of iHSiHtctluK the IK..I roads i.nd the JwU ,,,, t)llK,rtHHt , t10 eornwi
wethotis of their nonstructloi mid 1ni.Mt nr i.i. ,! fumiuv
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rimiiiivnniiiv. rruivMur cmeui;il IS
preps red to direct the consideration
of this must vital farm problem
atony flues of great profit to Oregon
mad oUlcers and thosw who appor
tion and dltect the expenditure of Oregon horwuueii
nwii iHuiiHj', "men uas grown suor
nioiisly In volume during the last few
yiMirs.
Potato Men to Meet.
Another great Industry, old yet
new In Its bettor phases, ilch will
he trwtted In eonfereuce at the O. A.
0. Farmer's Week, Is potato growing.
Met bods of seed selection and eul
turo that will secure maximum re
turns for given conditions or soil and
olluiate will Ue imported by practical
growers mid aualysetl by Prof. II) slop
and othsr potato experts. The date
of this meet Is Juuuary 0.
Puro Nevd (Hmfercnce,
Oregon's pure seed law has been
In operation now shout one year and
It will be Interesting to leant just
what offset It has bud lit sorurlug bet
ter seed with less adulteration tor
tio farmer's use. Profottsor Scudder,
who Is one of tho advisory o Ulcers of
the puro seed commission, hns onlleui
u guiifecnco of seed growers to meat
at 6. A. 0. on I'srinurs' Wyok, Jan.
Collm llmoo show.
The horsi show day nt O. A. C.
Farmers' Week with a big .evening
liorso-fiilr will be an attraotlon to
A number of lo
cal horsemen and owners of thor
oughbreds from Portland have an
nounced their Intontlou of making
entries In ono or moro of tho classos
nnd of taking part In tho evening
parade and show. Entries, care of
stock mid admission are free." Write
C. N. Kennedy for particulars.
The IriMmuhcrry and Priiuo Worm.
Dried fruits of nil kinds, nuts and
cereal products aro attacked and of
ten practically ruined for human
consumption by a small white worm
Tbls worm feeds on tbe stored goods,
waes u web over and through thorn
and leaves behind masses of ONcre
inettt and fru.es.
This serious pest attacks our d ed
prunes aud loganberries In storage
and at least occasionally boxes of
supposed oxtrn fancy product are
shipped oast Intostod with this pest.
The eventual effect of this practice
on tho future of our dried prune, and
loganberry business In the East Is
unpleasant to contemplate.
Profiwsor Lovott, netlng ctomolo
For a short time we will
sell residence lots well
located, city water and
lights and lumber with
which to build for
$110 CASH AND $J0
MONTHLY
Two Fine Trains East Daily
THE INLAND EMPIRE EXPRESS
THE NORTH RANK LIMITED
Portland to Spokane, St. Paul, Chicago, Donvor, Kansas City, St. Louis,
Through tickets sold from all Oregon Trunk points.
Tho fastest routo between tho
NORTHWEST AND CALIFORNIA
North Rank rail and 2C houro' ocean sail on tho mammoth steel liner,
"Northern Poclflc" (licensed for 800 passengers) sailing every four days
approximately botween San Francisco nnd Portland, via Flavcl-Astorla.
December sailings from Portland December 2, 7, 11, 10, 21, 25, 30.
SAME TIME AND RATE AS ALL RAIL
FARES INCLUDE MEALS AND RERTII
This means a considerable saving on California trips.
DIRECT CONNECTIONS AND THROUGH SERVICE TO PUCET SOUND'
AND IIRITISII COLUMHIA.
Call or wrlto for details of the lG-day cruises to Hawaiian Islands of
S.S. "OREAT NORTHERN" Decombor 10, January li, 25, and February U.
$130 round trip from San Francisco. Special fares from Northwest
It. II. CRO.IER, .1. T. HARDY, J. II. CORRETT,
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