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CITY SIDE WALKS
WILL BE RUSHED
REMONSTRANCES FEW
IN COUNCIL.
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I'ropprly Owner Wnut Concrete !n
fw7l if WimmI, In Clilu'f Com-
Ulnt nritH(it Iiirliicrntor
1m lUvomittcnded.
HEAVY REDUCTION
IN ASSESSMENTS
ASKED OF COUNTY
HKDMOND PHOPKIITY MAY I IK
('IIANOKI) FItO.M I.OT TO ACIIK
A(IK IIAHIH COUKT (Jit A NTH
HOAI) PHTITIO.V.
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(From Wednesday's Dally.)
Work will lm pushed wltliout do
lay hi tho construction of six mile
of sidewalks In lloml to Insure a
city mall ilollrory, It won decided.
lait night at Clio mnctliiR or tlio city
council. 1'rotcittft in u do against tho
aldownlka In n petition at tho mniit
lug irivleua. turn ml out to tin chief
ly because wood was ordered (intend
of cement, ami the couitiill decided
that any wishing to put In thn morn
permanent form of walk mljcht do
no. or thn many who signed tho rn
monstrance, only five appeared taut
night at tho hearing granted by tho
council.
or theso five. Karl Houston was
against walk because thuy would
hut oir roads across unoccupied
property, II. K Julio smiled co
mmit walks, declaring In addition
that many or tho pcnplo are uuablo
10 airora tlio expense nl present;
1 D. Wlest wanted cement, hut d
sired no. Improvement or tho kind
at- present; Barn Illakoly held out
for cement, and If. II DoArmond
wanted tho Improvements halted lie.
wjum man of thn property owners,
hriald, a're unablo to iliuul thn ex
pense. Thn council considered (tint tlio
number or remonstrances waa not
sufficient to warrant delaylnic thn
work.
Improvement Atlied,
Petitions asking thn ImproTemont
of aoctlpjuji of West Fifth street and
Ogden avenue, Including grading and
surfacing or Newport avenun from
tho river, cast to tho city limit, worn
presented.
A lotter from Htatn llealth Offi
cer Dr. I), N, Itobcrg. recommend
ing an nrdlnanco to provide for itcp.
tin tanks In all noctlpnr of thn city
not aorved by sowers. ,riv ha re
moval or retain acciiinuJatlotti, and
1ar Uin Installation of a gnrbagn In
ilnorator, waa road, and referred to
the health committee
From tho Wratorn Clay, Co., an
Invitation waa received. requesting
tho membera of (ho council to visit
the company's plant when It opona
Apjll 7. Another lottor from
(From Wednesday' Dally.)
That tho assessm! Taluatlon on
Melrose Park In Itedmnnd bo reducoil
from 20 a lot to f 20 an aero, alnce
It haa boon vncatod by thn city of
Itedmnnd, wan the burden of thn pe
tition proiontod to tho Denchutci
county court thla afternoon by W. I).
DilKRott, representing tho ownor of
tho property, Thomaa W. Maraha.
On tho advice of District Attorney
II. LI. DoArmond, tho mutter waa loft
undecided until tho adjournod term
or court on April 11, All membera
of tho court impressed themselves aa
favoring tho reduction.
Tho petition or A. II, Jaeger, J. J,
Hloilo and others, or Lower llrldao.
asking a county road (o open up an
outlet to tho Jaoicnr and Stono homo-
atendi, wa granted, and County Sur
veyor deorKu 8. Young and A. 0.
Myera and Frank McCaffory, of Red
mond, named aa vlowera.
Tho membera of tho court apent
tho morning In Inspecting tho road
Lto tho brickyard, which la up for Im
provement.
BEND TO HAVE
A NEW GARAGE
P. It. UltOOKH HTAKTH WOIHC O.V
HTitucium: m:ahi:i roit a
TKHM OF F1VK VKAItH V 'NIK
I1KM) flAHAOi: CO.
DEMONSTRATION CAR
IS COMING TO BEND
O. A. ('. nml O.-W. Join I'orcr In
Promotion of Poultry Italilnj;
nnd Doiiirolle Hclcncc
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
With tbo building already Ica'sod
to thn llend Oirow Co. for a term
of flvo years, preliminary work is
being milled on a two story garago
to be located Jual north of tho otd
Hint iiuttn Inn on Wall atreet.
Phillip It. Drooka la putting up tho
atruoturo.
Tho garago will haro a CO foot
front on Wall atreot and will bo 1H0
feot deep. Tho main floor, openlni;
off Wall atreet, will bo without poata,
tho roof being carried on a Smith
truss, to allow for a maximum stor
oko and nalca apace.
Tho baaomont, CO by 100 feet, wilt
open from tho ground level In tho
roar of the bulldlnc and will bo do
voted to tho repair and dead ator-
bko dopartment Tho coIIIiik will
bo 12 H fwt IiIkIi, and tho ontlro
baaemunt will bo furnished with up
to dato IIkIiIIiib and ventilation.
Stono In to bo uaed In tho founda-
tlona, nnd corrugated ateel for tho
upper atruoturo.
Mr. Urooka la uncertain at preaont
aa to what tho total cost will bo.
BILLY GEORGE
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lroPi ASK HOI
LOSES BATTLE issued by bam
MAN
HOJMKIW KAHIII' OUTIffl.NTH
lllVD MAX IX HIX ItOUXD OO
JIKAIU'AT" WILL HKKK TO JtK
VKItHK DIX'IHIOX.
Frfd Olonn, repreacnthiK Koqlor
Ilroa., of Denver, offered hla aorvfeer lieaday: Prluevlllo. 8 d. m.. Wodnca
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in IlOllllnr tlio -IIV In any wnv twiVlllV! llnilnintwl. "
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nlblQ in rcRrd to tho . propoaed
110,000 city rerundliiK bond laauo,
wlllch hla firm la to take over,
i ' NUon .tlnkra . ItrjMirt.
Action wua dofnrreJ on tho pro
poaiil of W. I). Ilaker and It. I.
Stewart to Improve Ilond atreota with
cruabed rock, provldliiR that thoy
bfl allowed tho uao or tho city nrunh
r, and offering 10 ceuta a yard fop
all rook not iibwI In city work.
Chief of Police Nixon, In hla
(Contluiiod on I'iiro C.)
(From Mnday'a Dally.)
That a co-oporallvo demnnatratlon
oar apeclallxlng In poultry and do
mestic aolouee, thn reault of Joint
otforta on tho part or thn OroRon
Agricultural college, and tho O.-W.
It. A N. will bo In Ilond on tho even
ing or Wednesday, April 11, was tbo
statement thla morning or Professor
0. C. Utnb, or O. A. (', and County
Agriculturalist Ulanehard. Profes
sor Lamb was in the city for tho first
of his series or lectures on poultry
given In Deschutes and Crook coun-
ties.
According to tho schedulo now
adopted, tho demonstration car will
bo horo for ono ntenlng only, arrlr
Ing horn at 7.36 o'clock nnd leaving
tho next morning. Professor Lamb
and A. O. B. ilouquot will bo In
charge or tho poultry department,
while MIrs Helen Cowglll and Miss
Anna Johnson will bo In chargo of
tho domestic science division.
Professor Lamb announced that
tho schedulo for tho remainder of his
lectures will remain uncharigod. aa
follows: Arnold school, S p. m..
Tuesday; ilond Gran go Hall, 8 p. m.,
Tuesday; Terrebonne. 5 p. m Wod
$80.00 A TON GIVEN
FOR HAY TO SAVE
STARVING SHEEP
Tw Day Trip for KiHlilcr, Over
II envy Itondx Iloont "out- Wool
Ileorrrx lint Mows l-'rtim Un.
(From Tuesday's Dally,)
Probably tho highest price ever
pad for hay In Central Oregon la be-'
Ing given by Dap Holslng, rancher on
the Mototlua river, who computes that
fodder which ho la havlnt; brought
from BUtera for'hla sheep Is costing
him 180 a load. Duo to tho bad
r r k
. Ily Ifarry Grayson,
POUTLAND, "April 4. (Special.)
Jllllr Qoorgo, of llend, proved
rather a disappointment hero last
night losing n six round decision to
Al. Hommors. Oeorgo waa nerhuna
handicapped by tho two mlnuto
rounds, and tho bis eight ounce
gloves used. Ho only lilt tho' Port
land boy about alx times during tho
tilt and only ono or theso blows
carried any steam.
Although Oeorgo was willing and
coming In always, ho waa mado to
look foolish at times by tho Improv
ing Bommcra, who hooked, Jabbi
and uppercul his way to a well earn
ed decision rondored by Iteforcc'Kd-
dlo O'Connell.
Tho rirst round round Oorgo seem-
Inly lost whllo squared oH In from
or Sommors. Al led with hla loft
hand a good many times, with George
swinging rrautlcally In an effort to
land. Hut when Sommors waa not
atandlng straight up In front of him
pocking away with his lrt glove, ho
was right closo to the "Heareat."
whoro tho latter could do no damage;.
It Is hardly necessary to describe
tho rest ol tho rounds, ror each waa
n repetition or tho first. Sommors
did not appear to cxtond himself at
any time, being content with Jab
bing, and hooking his way leisurely
to victory.
Georgo's managor. W, L. Doudlah.
said after the bout that It waa tho
poorest exhibition over put up by the
"llcarcat," and that he hopes to re
verse tho decision when Georgo bat
tles Sommora 10 rounds at Bend on
April 16. Thcro Taa qulfo a largo
dolsgatlon of -llend sportsmen at tho
ringsuio and all or them still have
faith In their champion. Most of
I'lltttT XATIOXAfj HAXK
1'AKHH HOOKLCT FOIt
DiHTitinuTio.v, uikuxo
Tt'HK OF HPUD.H.
1'KK-KltKK
CUI
(From Wednesdays Dally.)
"Potatoes In Central Oregon," la
the tltlo ot a booklet which has Just
been published by tlio First National
Hank o( Dend, to bo presented Ireo
to Its patrons and other persons In
terested In tho cultivation or po
tatoes. With tho foroword, "Tho Oppor
tunity Is Open for Us to Uecome tho
Potato Producing Center of tho
Northwest," tho booklet, tbo material
In which was prepared by R. A.
Ulanehard, agriculturalist for Des
chutes county, urges Investigation
and culturo or potatoes In thla lo
cality.
In sorao detail tho book treats of
potatoca with reference to "Kind to
riant," "Soil Preparation," "Cut
ting tho Seed," "Treating tho Seed,
"Htnrtlng, or Greening tho Seed,"
"Planting." "Cultivation." "Irrlga
Hon," "Harvesting," "Marketing,'
"Jim Selection," "General Re
marks.".
Copies may be obtained of this
booklet by going to tho First Na
tional Dank or writing for one.
TO GUARD GAME
BOOSTERS WILL URGE
STATE ACTION.
Itrport on Htrahorn Ilond Deferred
Again by Commercial Club Com-
mlttec Statu of Rcnhatn
Falls Project Kxplalncd.
PRINEVILLE ENTER
TAINS CLUB WORIEN
G.
ono or tho pre
condition ol the roads It Is Imbos
slblo to haul inoro than ono ton. on tho Dend people will return home
each rack. 'lrrtmn,iiti n. n . .-.
mu 1 ...-... ui, u. u, UOUSII1CBU,
tun iiruiuiiRiiiK oi wic wujior sea
son haa deplotcd Mr. Hclslng'a sup
ply ol hay, and bo has already; (ot
sheep valued at approximately $1000.
So hard pressed aro tho anlmalsfor
ioou mat inoy ciamocr out on logs
II. m.. Thurailnv
'fSmnlo, 8 p, m., Thursday.
CENTRAL OREGON HAY
GOES TO .TILLAMOOK ,,n,ornw,,on m Ul,B ,oli w
TO MAKE RECEPTION
COMMUNITY AFFAIR
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
Invitations ur bolnr sunt out for
tho rpcepUon to bo nven Saturday
auornnon at tno Pilot jiutto Inn by
Mrs. I'htlllp It. Ilrooka and Mrs. W.
C Illrdsall. Hvery effort has boon
made to mako tho iiffulr for tho on
tlro community, nnd tho manage
tiiHiit or the Inn nnnounced this morn
ing that If any omissions huvn bueu
mado In thn Invitation list, prompt
of Dend, rcforeed
Ilmlnarlcsj.
The onlrjhlngr that Portland fans
aro.onvIiieed of Is tbo fact that
Georgo Is" a strong, willing battler
who really bolonra In thn Inn,- At..
fixiviiuuiK inio mo nvor aim devour j innce class. Ills gamo. It was plain,,
moss growing on tho bark. It Is ro-ils to woar his oDnonont down iinii!
ported. ho can toDDlo him over with hi.
Hay brought a dlitanco bt 30 rollaa awlngs.
from tho Sisters country coats on an I .
averago ol ISO a ton, but with tho'
labor or loading and unloading, tak- FARMERS CO-OPERATE
pn wiw mo iwo nay irip involved,
ProgrfMiho Dalrjnicii of (irange Hall
DlMrlct Form Anmh-IuUoii.
and tho fact that u alx horso team
must bo usod ror each load, Mr. Hols
lng considers that $80 a ton Is not
an nxcnaalvn mat natlinntn
, Thoro aro a number or dairymen
KIT J, RARRIT RfiTTWTV.!,v,"': '" "' Qrango hall district
MVW,AJ Bouineasi or uond ho havo long
ion ino nocu or bettor dairy stock.
(From Wednesday's Dally,)
(Contributed.)
Tho Ladles' Annex club, or Prlne
vllle. gave a luncheon In honor of
the Federated club of Central Ore
gon. Saturday. March 31.
Tho clubs met at tbo Commercial
hall at 12,30. Largo delegations
were present from the Powell Butto
Sorosls. tho Juniper Literary club
aqd tho Women's Civic clubs of Red
mond, and tho TUIIcum club, of Tuni
sia. After registering, each vbiltlnr
Club woman was made tho especial
guesi or some ono or the Prlnevlllo
ciud women and waa escorted to tho
IUptlst church where the luncheon
was served in tho basemont. Tho
room was very,, prettily decorated
with the club colors, whjte. ror pur
ity or purpose, a'nd bltfB. for truth,
and yellow dairodlls. with Oregon
grape. After being seated at beauti
fully appointed tables, an eleennt
and delicious luncheon waa served.
A happy hour was spent with much
talking and laughter aa accomoanl-
mout to the discussion of good things
aerTcu.
About ISO wcro seated at tho ta
bles. Mrs. Collins Elkfns, us toast
mistress, was Indeed tho rlcht ono
In tho right place, inaVlns nvory
ono feel tho spirit that pervades
Prlnevlllo toward ,tho club move
ment and club women, giving a fore
tasto or tho pleasures" that will come
to tboso attend the Stato Federation
convention next October.
Mrs. Charles Shattuclc. of Annnr
club or Phlnevllle. waa called upon
ror tho rirst toast. Taklue as her
Buujoci, --roe Federation Spirit:
,- t'oiiht County Dairymen Wuiit Ono
k..
TIioumuimI Tdiin at Innt.
Durliip tlio last law weeks lho.lyi',,,n,M lo ,,0,,,,r V,nr of Autlu.
iiuuiiiyi brcui oi iiiauiooic couujy
urrnnged through, tlii) agent or Dos
chutes, .and Crook counties for tlio
purchasa of hIx carloads ot Contral
Oregon hay ror tho Tillamook dnlry
lueu. Thla hay took so woll with
tha dairymen of Tillamook that n
wlro wna rocolvod ror sovoral ad
illtloual cars that could not bo fill
mi foV Want or hay. Now crimes
a lottor rrom county Agent Jones,
of Tlllampnk, saying that his dnlry
mnn', wfnt to contract ror JOOQ or
mora tons of Crook and Dosclmiuu
county hay (or fall delivery,
Tho Tillamook dutrymuTi havo do
dldo'd thut If thoy cnu buy all tho
liny thoy need rrdm tho fnrmara nvor
hero that thoy will usu all tholr
laud ror pasture, groou crops nnd
ultimo, and thoy nro nnxlous to know
what can bo done In tho mattor ho
they may plan tholr cropping uys
tern undor tho now conditions.
It begins to look an If Central Oro
rou faiuors nro not going to havo
tp 'Worry about u mnrkot ror tholr
crops. ', Quality and quantity count
to (jotting lioforo tho
nnd that Is what
no rarniorH oi uicho two countios
appreclatml.
WILL KEEP BIRD DAY
J,udK Conn's daelslon was given' ',0"n v- J- 1'edorson, president;
a domurrer to tho orlglnnl com-,,, ," "" vice preauient, and II.
WJ.h L.comofl
kidftr markets
S vini-loarijiing t produco,
Imiii oji iftlny 'fl.
Pr Unltrd Trmui to Ih.'llrml IlulMIn)
NHW YORK, April 3. Tho kid.
dies and tho birds nro going to havo
u big day May 5. That Is tho day
many governors havo sot asldo as
Hlrd Day In tho schools. Just 137
youra ago thnt day was born John
Junius Audnbon, whoso namo now
moans bird protection.
TJioro nro 050.000 Amorlcan boys
and girls, hulpors qr tho Audobon so.
ulotlQs In protecting tho birds, wl
will take part In tho colnbratlon.
Thoy nro fulMlodgod mombora and
aro known no Juniors. lOnch chili)
paying a dlmo gets a mumborsrilp
badgo nnd bonutltully colored plo
turos of birds so thoy can rocognlzo
tholr roathared frlonils.
Tliousands of now youiiRBtora aro
nxpoctod to Join tho soolotlos botwouu
now and May 0. . Tuauhors aro or-
ganlxliiB thorn throughout the coun
try, simply by sending tholr nnrnos
to ailhort Pcnrsou, gouoral secre
tory, 107-1 Hroadwny, Now York.
Homo of tho governors nro tnklnir
nn Intorost In tho culQbratlou which
may lend to a Nntloun.1 Dlrd Day
In 1018,
With tbo aid of tho county acrieul.
T ho rabbit bounty law Initiated In (uraust, tiioso mon recently cot to.
Ijiko county last stimmor and favor-. Bethor and orgunlxod thomsolvoa into aho gave a kindly aa well na intr.
nbly voted nt tho general oloetlon In n oul association. In the future ' 0ting talk that will long be romora
Nqvombor hns boon knooked out by "oy will work togotbor through ""reu oy nor hearers.
a decision or Circuit Judge Conn, woir.noyr organization ror the im
nml nil Injunction Issuod against tha Proving o"f their dairy herds and the
payment or further bounties when Indications aro thnt It will bo onlv
tho bounty fund Is oxhaustod. The few yewra until dairying will ha subject "'What a Countv p.i;H,?
sum or 9S.CK.10 has already boon the leading reatun or the, cZ Cm Accompllsl"" X 1 1 waT
imld In bouutloa and $1.815.SC r,- ' ," that community. Inspiration lor now clubs Mre C
mains or the total levy. I l "e "'crs elected by the assocla-1 P. Uocker was nskod to tell "Why
we federated." which she did very
nbly, giving In a short pointed talk
the benotlt or federation. Mrs.
Drink, or tho 8humlna club, respond
ed, whon called upon ror a toast, with
a talk on "Cooperation." All will
prollt who had. the plcasuro of list
ening to It. "Tho Club Woman's
Place la Oregon." was tho subject
of tho subjoct of Mrs. J. H. Hasch,
Was asked to reannml w,ii.
she did In a very helpful and inter
esting manner.
Miss Ada Wylde. a teacher In the
p. O. H. S In a very witty manner
told us "How Club Work Helps tho
Teacher." Hor talk waa too short
for It waa vory Intorastinir
Mrs. Roberta, from Mm nwtmn.i
Juniper club, gave very eujoynblo
hiuvwiihb ;roin wmt ciud to the hos-
less eiuo.
All VlsltlllK club mnmliiim liin
ed to tholr homes with minds rorroah-
uu niui uononueu and honrts mado
happlor nnd llghtor rrom tho pleas,
uro accorded them by tholr eutor
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
That Central Oregon should havo
a gamo warden anoolnted from thn
territory in which ho will servo, aa
consequently familiar with tho con
ditions to be met, was the opinion oC
tho Dend Commercial club mombora
oxpressed at their weekly gathering;
this noon at the Pilot Butto Inn.
The matter was brought up on tbo
suggestion of Manager 11. J. Over
turf, and after a brief discussion, tho
club authorized Mr. Overturf lo wrlta
the Stato Fish and Gamo commis
sion, urging that a Central Oregon
man should bo appointed to the po
sition, In preference to an outside
man belnn nanied for" the place. Tho
appointment, which Is expected to bo
mado soon, will fill a vacancy which
has existed for abobt six months.
Ktrahora Report Deferred,
With several Important points still
to be settled, the committCo appoint
ed to report on the advisability ot
bonding the city for $100,000 to In
sure the commencement ot Strahorn
construction from Bend next summer,
was granted another week's Mmo be
fore making its final recommenda
tion In the matter-
The committee sent to Salem last
week tojboostjor Jhe opening of the
DenhamT FallxT'segregatlon, reported
through It. W. Sawyer that 9000
acres would bo recommended for set
tlement by the State Land board. It
-was advised that this land, which
"will be chiefly under the Arnold
ditch, Jjs nettled In small tracts when
thrown open, as assuring tho most
efficient development ot the country.
The committee also reported oa
tho publicity meeting ot the North
west Tourist asocwUon. .mentioning
that a request wqutd soon bo forth
coming; for Information on Dend to
bo used In connection with the ad
vertising campaign -which is to be
put on for the entire state.
Aid for Meet Asked,
City Superintendent F. Thordar-
son spoke on the Central Orccon
track and field meet, tennis tourna
ment, and declamation contest to bo
held here In May, He asked that.tbe
Commercial club aid financially In
the preparing-ot the grounds for the
meet, and was requested to bubraJt
figures at the next gathering of the
club to show how much would be
needed for this purpose.
FREE LABOR BUREiU
Furmers to Do Assisted In Finding
Farm Labor This Benson.
.iirs. Truosdale. of thn Pnwti
Ilutto Sorosls club, not bolng proa-
w..en!.drtunonBfrnrrn.rr?H" ,ab' " to be very scarce
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
In view of the probability that
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plaint, but the particular reason on i ""or801, aecretnry-treasuror. The
which ho based his decision Is not t lonrshlp with tho number or
atatod In tho iJikovlow paper, from , .," '" lnalr respective hords. Is aa
which tho above facta aro taken." It J01'?"11 ' J- I'odorson, 7; It. B.
Is understood thnt the dofondunts ' , J' C; K- A- Nclaon, 7; O. P.
In the case will tnko nu npponl to tlio l"ako1' -Oeorgo Krlokson, 7; Frank
tnln Biinrnnut nAiirl 1
stato supromo court.
BLASTING POSSESSES
FASCINATION FOR DOG
(From Tuesday' Da My)
Whllo minors under tho direction
of Jon Hook nro engaged In blustliiK
quhntltlos ot Btono In tho oxcavatlon
preliminary to tho construction or
the Dosohutes Investment Co. build
lug, tho most Interested ot tho spec
tators who gather to watch tho )p
oratloiiBls a small black, dog, owner
ship unknown. Ho Insists on bolng
an hand ror evory blast, ami Joalously
drlvos away all othor dogs.
As a shout goes up rrom tho work
men, wurnlug spectators ot an lm-
ponding blast, tho cnnlno guardian
jumps inio tno pit ami uarns truiuio-
UUy, uptll a dull report and tho up-
uoavat ot tno tog siiioki covering tno
dynamlto satlsfloB him that his task
is dono.
"Tho pup really thinks he's dono
It all." ono ot tho drill men remarked
today as ho wutqlinri th$i ilqg'a niitlcs.
"It makes him fool good, so wo lot 1
him go on kidding hlmsoU."
omay, a: n. Helgerson. C: O. n
Cardwoll, 8; II. c Ovorturf and C
M. Drngg.
Tho usHoolatlon Is now negotlat
Ing for a Iflgh class, pure bred, reg
ister of morlt, Ayrshire bull to head
tholr hords. Ily uniting tholr efforts
in tlifs way they aro ablo to seouro
a much bettor animal than if each
woro to work Indopoiiduntly of tho
others, uml tho cost to each member
or nn oxcQitont slro la vory nom,
luul.
inoso mon, along; with those or
ono op two othor association recent
ly orgnnlxod, probably do not roallxo
that thoy uro Initiating a movqmout
which bids rar to revolutionize tho
stock Industry or this section or tho
stato. That such is tho caso, how
ovor. can scarcoly bo doubted, sinco
tho good work thoy nro doing cannot
holp but Bprentl to othor dairy com
munities and to broodors or othor
lluoa or livestock. Our potato grow
ers' association Is putting Contral
Orogon on the map ror ronl potutoos
and It is up to tho stock broodors
'o flO tho.Bamo lor tholr Industry
and It looks aa if thoy nro going to
lo it. R. A. DLANCHARD.y
INSTRUCTORS GUESTS
AT EASTER BANQUET
t'From Wodnu8day's Dallv.)
Mrs. S. Mcintosh ontortalnod tho
women tonohors of tho Dend schools
last night at hor annual Rastor din
ner, given at hor mllllnory estab
lishment on Wall stroot. A fow oth
or Gudsts woro also presout, bring-1
nit mo totai numnor up to 30.
most ploasaut ovoulng was enjoyed
this season, igrangements have been
made by the sounty agriculturallat
for securing labor for the farmers Of
Crook and Deschutes counties, it
those who arc going to need help at
any time during the summer will
let us know as far ahead ot tholr
needs as possible we think that wo
will bo able to supply most of their
wants. Local help will be supplied,
so far as possible, and we would like
for all those, desiring work, but un
ablo to find It, to communicate with
this office. It Is woll to offor ref
erences as to ability and Integrity
lu applylpg tT positions, sinco most
farmers like to have some Informa
tion regarding tho mon they em
ploy.
In communicating with outsldo la
bor It la usually necessary to supply
Information as to wages, length ot
employment to bo given, whether or
not board mi A sleeping quarters aro
to bo furnished, numbor ot horaea
to bo handled and cows to bo "wWcd.
as well as ft general statement' of
tho general nature ot the work to bo
dono. In writing in for holp. It the
farmers will supply such Inforinatibn
as the above, their wants cun bo met
much more pvomptly than it the of
flee has to, writo for a second lotter
explaining these points.
If farmern and laborers continue
to use tha offlco as a cloarliiKdib'use
tor tholr wunta to tho oxtont'tliut
present indications lead us to ex
pect, there Is llttla reason wljy thl
new feature of tho countv niront u-nrk
should not Drove of much value t.i
iV I tho farming Interests of the two
counties. JR. A DLANCHAUD.