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some1. The goody
that's good for young
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The Flavor Lasts
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WRICLEVS
took for flit
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TO EMPHASIZE
STOCK SECTION
Tl?.MAI.O I'AIU IMMItU MVATIH
WITH O. .M. IM.I'.M.MKIt, 1'I.ANH
Toil COMINU' (' O l M V S I T Y
1JVI5NT, NAM KM rO.M.MITTKKM.
Mm !:, J Dunn and Mr. J. F.
I'urey
The premium list now linn fumlit
nvntlulilo ntuouutliiK to $C00, tho
$S0U appropriated by tliu county
court having beonnugmunted by u
'100 (louiitloit from tlio First No-
tloual Hank of Itond.
Kvun greutor emphasis will bu
laid on llio livestock section of tho
' Tuinalo fair than had formerly
m been planned, following tliu meeting
Thursday of tint fair hoard, with
O. M. l'lumiuor, general manager
of tho Pacific International Live
stock exposition. In u talk to
tho hoard Mr. Plummor omphnsliod
tliu benefit that Hiuallur fairs can bo
'"'to tho duvulopmunt of tho stock
iiuliiHtry and In acting hh feeders
for tho larKur slock hIiowh. Hu
agreed to provide Judges for tbo
Mock entries, and will endeavor to
Hucuro Frank Drown, president of
of tho Pacific International Live
nlock exposition, to act In this ca
pacity. Committees for tliu fair wuro ap
pointed by tho hoard an follows:
Livestock, John Mantli, Hay Corking
and It. A. Ward; poultry, F. V.
HwlHhur, Mm, H. 11, Footo and Mm.
!. II. Hatch; aKrlculturo, C. II.
HpauKh, A J. Hartur and F, N, Wal
. t lacu; IndiiHtrlal club work, Mm, It.
4s U, Fllcklngor, Mrs. C. II. SpuuBh,
ft. I PUTNAM SELLS
BUSINESS CORNER
Otio and a Hair J,oN at Corner of
Wall and Franklin Uouglii by
T. II. Foley and It. W. Hmvyer
Announcement wan inudo Monday
of tho purchano by T. IC. Foley
and It. W. Ruwyer of tho propurty
at. tliu comer of Wall and Franklin
HtruutM, 0. P. Putnam being tliu
grantor. Olio and a half lots aro
Included In tho purchaHo, Tliu Hullo
tin bulldliiK occupying tho roar por
tion along tlit alloy, and tliu build
Iiik contalulitK tho offices of tho
Iluiid Water, Light & Power com
puny u part of tliu front.
Four chnlra at your Borrice nt the
Metropolitan. No waiting. Adr.
What Busy Farmers Are Doing
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MISSOURI RANCHER
IN CENTRAL OREGON
ALFALFA CROP
NOW BEING CUT
NOIIMAL CHOP IH KKI'OItT I'ltOM
MOHT lAHTH OF COUNTY TON
AND QUAItTKIt I'KK A CI IK IH
(JKNKIML YIKLI).
Tlio farmom of this county and
Powell Unite, In Crook county aro
wcarliiK a hrlitor hiiiIIu than they
did a fow wuoIim ago, now that Ihoy
liavo ifottou tliu Hlcklfrt working In
tho alfalfa cutting. The warm
woHtbor of tho last few wookM, to
i;thur with tho rainfall, no matter
how light It may have been In spotx,
Iihh produced Ita olfoclH.
It Ih reported that tho (lrat cut
ting of alfalfa throughout tho coun
try tributary to Head, Ih about nor
mal. In the Tumalo dlntrlct tho
cutting In averaging around a ton
and a quarter per aero. It l report
that tho cutting on tho John Marsh
and ri'otor Jensen ranches Is run
ning somewhat better than the nvor
njco. Dan Hourlgan reports the crop
In tho Powell Hullo dlntrlct about
normal with the cutting running In
the average of one anil one-half
tons per acre. In the alfalfa dis
trict the crop production por aero
lit varying, but for the most part
It Is said to bo about normal. In
tho Cloverdaln sections conditions
aro reported as good.
A. PlrkiiliiK Him Fine Herd of
IteftMcfrd II foriN Wax
Owner of .Ardmore,
W. A. Pickering of Kansas City,
a well known middle states lumber
man, is In Central Oregon this
week. Although generally known as
a lumberman, Mr. Pickering Is one
of tho best known ranchers and
slockmeu of his state. Ho was the
owner of Ardmnro, which died re
cently. This purebred Hereford,
was til" blithest priced bull In the
United Hm( until his dalh. The
ranch of Mr. Plckarlng at Harreld
Kon, Missouri, contains more than
r000 acres on whlrti ho has 700
head of registered Hereford. lie
is aluo o a tier of Hepuater, VII, one
of tho fsmous bulls of Missouri.
Mr. Pickering Is a thorough be
liever HiHt tlio only way to ralflo
livestock Is to ralso purebreds, and
advises every rancher not to wasto
bin time with poor stock.
S. N. HILL HAS FINE
HERD OF HEREFORDS
Makes PurcliaM! of Heifers TIiIn
Week and Will liny Here-
ford Hull ThN Year.
H. N. Hill of Fort Itock. Is an
other of the converts of purebred
cattle. Mr. Hill Is becoming more
Interested every year In stocking
his ranch with tho best Here fords
he can procure. Tills year he has
1.1 registered cows nnd has In
structed It. A. Ward to keep on the
lookout for a purebred, reglstorcd
Hereford bull for his ranch uoar
Silver Uiko.
Mr. Hill Is among the ranchers
who has taken ndvantago of the
bottom lunds of Sliver Lake, haying
about 20 acres under cultivation.
This week ho purchased seven
purebred IToroford heifers from
(leorgo Mnyflold of La Pino.
Men anil Women Mow Up.
Nowadays many persons wrong
fully attribute backache, rheumatic
paint), sure, swollen aching Joints and
muscleH and that alwayH tired feel
ing to oncoming ago, whon tliu rent
cuiiHo Ih kidney trouble. Foley's Kid
ney Plllrt help tho kidneys throw out
of tliu blood tliu Impurities that cause
thCBo Hymptons. For salo every
where. Adv,
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EXPERTS AGREE
that Zerolenc holds
better compression, gives
perfect protection to the
moving parts, deposits
least carbon. There is a
consistency of Zerolene
scientifically refined to
meet exactly the needs
of your car. Get a Cor
rect Lubrication Chart
for your car.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
I'AitMKitH ni:i:i hi:i.i.
Fanners nro needing help and
calls are being sent throughout this
section In an effort to obtain farm
hands to handle tho hay crop. The
fanners aro paying from $3. CO to
14 per day and board.
CHAIU.IN HPAL'OH ICAIHKS
I, A .MHS WHICH Niri' 10 FACH
Charles Spaugh believes that the
raining of flock Iambs will pay, If
not experimented with in too large
n scale. This year Mr. Hpaugh
raised 10 head of flock Iambs. They
wore lambed January 27, produced
ubout four pounds of wool each, fed
and fattened to weigh about 100
pounds each, and netted Mr. Spaugh
this week, about 10 por hood. Tho
largest sheep of tho lot weighed
108 pounds.
HUSTON HAS KINK AI.KAU'A.
J. C Huhlon, whose ranch is
ubout olglnV miles cast of Iledmond
on tho Uedmoud-Prlncvlllo road, is
about tho proudest alfalfa furmer
In Deschutes county. Mr. Huston is
ono of the URcra of sulphur oh fer
tilizer. The first cutting on the
Huston ranch will he about two
tons per acre. Mr. Huston has bo
tweon 200 nnd 300 acres under
cultivation.
l'l.l'MMKK VISITS COUNTY.
O. M. Plummer. genorul manager
of the Paclric International Llvo
ntoc show of Portland, nnd It. A.
Waid or the First National Hank of
Hood, spent Friday on tho Tumalo
Irrigation project, in tho Itedmond
und Powell Hutte districts.
nmicKT catti.i: ahk kat.
Tho cattlo In tho Deschutes Na
tional forest, out in tho Suttle
lako district, nre looking flno. Sev
eral hundred head wero seen last
Saturday In tho vicinity of tho lako
where thoro Is plenty of water und
grass. Tho grass, reports stockmen
who liavo been minting catlo on tho
range, has been plentiful nil year.
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THE REGISTRAR, Orcein Actcultul Cdltgr Cor vail ji
$1(1 PRESENTED
FOR ROAD WORK
IHATOMITK CO.MPA.VV, ANXIOUS
TO INCKKAHK PHODUCTIO.V,
SIAKKS DONATION' TO I)K-
SCIIUTKS COUNTY COUIlT.
RABBIT PEST
KEE1Y FELT
RODENT INCREASE IS
UNCHECKED.
Ini-oadi of IUarktnlls Kupplemeiit
Late Frosts In Making Hay
Ciiip of Illgli Desert Prac
tically iv Failure.
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Wi 11. HPKCK, HPKCIAIi AOKNT BTANDAK1) OIL CO., 1IKND, OltE.
Hunchora on tho high desort will
bo lucky If thoy cut oven a half crop
of hay this year, not moroly bocauso
of tho lata frosts, but chlofly on ac
count of tho enormous number of
blacktall rabbits, which aro harvest
ing tho Holds boforo tho farmora
liavo an opportunity of gotting in
their ryo. A gllmpso of tho condi
tions which tho tow farmora remain
ing on tho high dry land boyond
Mllllcan aro having to faco may bo
gained by simply driving past tho
Holds, noting tho scant stand and
long-eared rodents which aro spread
In thousands whorovor any nttompt
at cultivation has boon inudo.
So tamo nro tbo blacktalls that
nutolats who returned this morning
from a wook-ond trip report killing
a numbor from thoh car, UBlng
uutomatlo pistols and rovolvors.
To a consldorablo oxtout, tho high
dosovt has rovortod to n Btook coun
try, but tho ranohora Avho nro run
ning stock ondoavor to ratso enough
hay to food tholr cattlo during, tho
wlntor montliB, Last wlntor, on tho
Drookliiigs ranch tho supply of food
was so short that tho cattlo were
left to shift for themselves until
well toward tho end of winter, and
wero In good condition when tho
range was opon. This year, how
over, feed will bo much scarcer,
and with tho high prices demaudod
oleowhero tho stock farmers aro fac
ing a gravo problem.
Ileruuso of tho comparatively fow
ranchers living on the vast acreage
of tho high desort, It is virtually Im
possible for thorn to tako ndoquato
stops toward eliminating tho pest,
nnd tho blacktall will continue to
cut what might bo a fair prollt un
less aid is Bocured from olsowhoru.
RYAN & CO. BUYS
WEST SIDE LAND
ISO Acres Aro Purchased From A.
V. Morrill Will Sub-Dlvldo
Tract In City Lots.
J. Ryan & company last weok
purchased 120 acres ot land lying
south and contiguous to Konwood
gardens on tho west side ot tho
river. This strip of land waa for
morly owned by A. I). Morrill ot
Oauton, Oregon. Tho deal was
cuusumatod oarly last weok whon
Mr. Morrill waa in tho sity. Tho
prlco paid for tho land, it la under
stood, was $3500.
It la tho Intontlon ot Mr. Ryan
to soon aubdivido this property in
to lots which will later bo placod
upon tho markot. Mr. Ityan has con
fldouco in tho futuro dovolopmont
of tho laud on tho west sldo of, tho
river.
Pally Thought.
WluU'S Bono and what's nns hoin
Bhould to past j;rlof. Shakespeare.
Preparations for operation on a
much larger scale by tho Western
Dlatomlte Co. on tho silicon beds
near Terrebonno was indicated Wed
nesday when tho county court re
ceived u 1000 check from tho com
pany and a request that tho money
bo used In the Immediate Improve
ment of tho Lower Drldgo to Terre
bonno road. Heavy hauling, Inci
dent to tho adoption of a program
of greatly increased production,
make necessary better transportation
facilities, tbo court was Informed.
Tho haul to Tcrrobonno is approxi
mately 11 miles.
Through the bond Issue voted on
June tho county court has avail
ablo 5000 for Improvement of tho
Lower llrldgo-Tcrrebonno road, and
in addition to tho $1000 already
given by the Westorn Dlatomlto ,Co
It Is Intimated that more may bo
forthcoming from tho samo sourco
it It Is needed to put tho road In
proper shape.
X-RAY PURCHASED
FOR NEW HOSPITAL
Probably onp of tho largest X-ray
machines in Eastern Oregon Is to
bo installed in tho hospital ot tho
Lumbermen's Hospital association,
according to J. D. Donovan, who
mado the purchaso while on his re
cent trip to Portland.
Mr. Donovan says that tho ma
chine Is ono of tho latest types and
capablo of doing tho most difficult
and dcllcato radiograph work.
Ho Was Almost Pnit Coin?.
"I suffered with kidney troublo for
three yearn," writes D. Bell, of St.
James City, Florida, "and for bIx
months I liavo been almost post going
I began taking Foley Kidney Pills.
and before I had used two bottles my
pains were all gone" Relievo Back
ache, rheumatic pains, stiff, swollen
joints and sore mlscles. For solo
everywhere. Adv.
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o farm in rush times-
How the hungry hired help and neighbors do
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