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Oregon fruit world-famous
for quality, beauty and de
licious flavor.
Fishing industry ranks high,
especially salmon, but it also
produces splendid sea fish, as
well as oysters, clams, crabs,
etc.
Furnishes finest wool in Amer
ica, and is a leading sheep
producer.
Large production of cattle and
hogs, having abundant native
forage.
Oregon flax equate that grown
in Ireland and Belgium.
Claimr highest yield of grains
and potatoer per acre.
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Grows 50", of the
in the United State
Has 283,302,578,000 board
measure feet of timber on pri
vate lands.
Has 190 835.531,000 board
measure feet of timber In na
tional forests and large quan
tity in national parks and
Indian lands.
Tremendoun industrial de
velopment possible through the
far that on- third of unde
veloped water power in the
Unit-d Sftr ir available In
Columbia River basin.
1iuz state tiust make
full preparations for
"back to land"
iioti:ment.
GET READY FOR THE WAR'S END
Oregon i- one "f Um vendor com-muiiiiii'-i
in iii.- galaxj "f r.H-iiic
tair. it w nit Mnptra in ItKelf.
Heretofore n lias been noted for ii
fraitM - it i t Oregon fruits ire worlil
famous tor quality, beauty nnd ili-n-
tmiM iiiivm- lint iiivirsiiii-ii farming
in rnjiiiiiy being mattered. Tito ell
rnaiir conditions are being nnderatoofl
nni tin- future -f Oregon is "in1 of
the iinsi promlelng.
.o one thinks i.r Oregon wlthonl
thiliKillk' f lis li-.ll iinliivtiy, Palpe-
i.illy tin' .sitliiiiiii Inilil-liy. hut In1
pon nt-ii furnlsbea splendid see Mall
jm well us oyetent, (Hume, crab, ete,
This state l- one of tne largei
(rou-i'is of -inip in the country,
s.nd Oregon wool i- recognised 01 ibe
tint-Kt produced in America, An abun
da in - hi' natlye forage cropa Iimh re
miti-d in M large paoduction f cuttle
nd bogs.
Flax a Profitable Crop.
Oregnii flax is another profitable
rrop, thi- producl being aqual to tlmt
xrown in Ireland and Belgium. Hops
la another of Ibe Important yields r
Oregon, and it is I'stlinnteil Unit Till
M.r ei'iit of the bopa liilst'il In tii
1,'nittsi Htatea is grown bare. Tha
IirJiH'tl ll. tit the html In imiiisiiiiI
nri Its state autltoritlea claim tlmt It
BMatoeaa the blgheal ieid f grains
nd Botstot i' i' Bare. Whether n
tint the exact flgurei wmiid aubatantl-
uto this i liilni. the mere furl thai pro
diM-IJnii In this statu In ho (rent as In
Mialje Hiirh n Claim plausible Insures
that hh land is among the richest,
QMbTbNM baa uncut Hnthar in mi ai
uoat unineiisuiiii'ii' amount, running
tiitri Oio iiiimii'ed'i of bJIUona of board
feet, Ix'th on private lands mid in mi
tiuiiiil foreats, national parka anil
Indian lands.
Water Power Means Much to 8tate.
One of the i m j- i Important fa
inr.wj f Oregon's future Ilea in that
ftut that tnare is available, though
iinOi'Vi'lopi'd, ii,iroliniilily one-third
of the total urate power of the
United Kinies to be found in the
Columbia River basin. This r,nt be
comes eapeclall) Important in vh
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rteul W llsort, utal stana sluni i h
taken to conserve and develop nnd
bfing Into use tha wnndui ful hi -i!..i
itif- of this ivnter power,
Million., of Acreo Available.
Mill:. m, of acres of bind that bnvn
never i vn the feel of the piovt are
waiting for i ho home seeker in the
great Kraplre 8tntea ..i n,,. Trans Mi
siiiiii West, anil in the states that
fare tin- Pacific tli'ean.
.Many of tin's.- acraa are in tha lry
farming aactiona, many of lham inn
ho brought under Irrigation dltchea,
In inlililloti to this "slid" land.
Ilicrtl ale many iieros in llieso States,
now cultivated in large I raits, which
uitti the ever westward plashing r
those who seek new lands aill, In the
iiil l.'U .Mars, hi' nit tip Into small. !
farms.
when the tremendous Irnged) of
the World now being enacted In 11 1
and suffering nj the fair flelds of
i i comes Anally to an and tha
longliig tor the open country in take
nn exi'ii greater bold upon the hearts
of mankind, 'then this great couutrj
In He- West Should In' In position to
respond to this longing, should lie
reatly to receive ihosa who will seek
its welcome,
Oregon must do Itx part. Kvory
Bgenc) in tin- stud' should be directed
to this I'H'i. in preparation for this
day every facility attoaJd he need to
ji iii iiniii i those who now are looking
for a new lioiin in the West, and
avi ' organisation that is working to
secure tin- upbuilding of the Weal
should he I'lii-oiiriiLi'il.
Union Pacific System On the Job.
Una of tin- runs) active organise
i ions i".niiiiiiy maintained for work
of thu character, an organiaatloa ad
iniiahi.v equipped with reaouroaa ami
lacked with it tborough knowledge
anil system, Is the Colonisation and
Industrial Bureau of the Union Pa-
i ille SyHtom.
This itiit'uiiu u under Um dtreetlou
of It. A. Smith, who has had liuinv
.M'ais' experianca in atieh work, "'
ii'iitl.v there tins heen Installed on tin
ground floor of Um headquarter i
building of the Union Paciflc Baliroad,
in Omaha, a most complete ami per
manent exhlhll of tin- agricultural,
horticultural nnd live stock Interests
"'.KT OSDROH IM) IT."
It Is a ttinieiitithle furl I hut thou
minds of otherwise kjooiI, loyal (-It i -
7.ens of this country iihh' narer out-
Krown that bOVlth Inellniitlon to wnnt
"deorge" to do It. They have not
rritllzed that hot It t hemsi-lvi's and
"QaoraNj" have grown to man's sta
ture and assumed man's obligations.
In fact we as a people have been
long mi nsiomi a to regard with mm
plseeney thst familiar quotation,
"That wttleh Is everybody's business
In nobody's business," until the very
thOttght has heroine a pint of Our
natures
Hut we are now lielnp; rudly arous-
id to the unpleasant fail tiwit
"George" Is bus) too busy to
Ill-' Obligations that wo fain
would hlrk i la has also a ta It t as I
thgt I in him
in iiiN in there a ra but two
i s lot i ir, a oit hi r to bravely
shoulder i I and march with
the i h.' responi I
hiilt . i.t in- 1 1 legated to t bt
Willi iiio other slackat
And what a worlil of hIiiiiih' and
dlsgraca 'an bs comprossod Into that
word "simkiT." with what contempt
we have niwiivs regarded tha balky
I horse, roaring ami piutiKihK ami fret
ting himself Into a lover Just to es
. up" the task of di'avlni: a loud, tho
liiirdi'ii ol Which would have Ihmii
I fur loss tiresome than his sill), oh
' nil llll 1 1' oliloi tlollH.
TbNl with some peoplo who i all
theinseivi's Reed Americana, The
I load they are usketl to uisuuie would
i not prove at all opprissivo If t.iki u
up riieerftiiiy ami carried patiently
and l.ravi-lv.
It Isn't only tha ! iinau spy, the
liriiiiaii sympathiser or even the pro
Oerrean American who la doing mo-.t
to Iok the wheals or the great tu
machine Tha Lteavteet drag to that
machine i tha man who whines for
Oeorge" do Ihe work that even
in own craven conscience tolls htm
he, hiniHcir, should do. Ha is not
only ma a In!'', lint Is a di-ad Weight
ii ' ai hi ' lent iiik undone tlmt
which his government had ever) rear
son In i'pet ho woulit do.
Reader if ynn are expecting
;, orxe' to do It. take another think.
"Oeorge" is busy - doatarntaly tiusy.
nnd Inn neither the time nor the In
clination to i.iki- up the hurdeti miii
have so shamefully cast down and
abandoned.
Is proving liy hli presmwe on the bat
tle front. Mtit tils one aupreme
HioiiKhf now Is to strike with the ut
most of his power for the safety and
siinelty of his home, and his .heart
should know no other ran'.
Keep the gloom at homo. If they
must exist, and Henil (lie sunshine to
the boys.
Lloyd George's attitude toward the
world Is very like that of our own
Tetldy Roosevelt. Life Is to htm a
sinii-sslon of Interesting adventures,
and tils list Is always ready for a
shy Into the ring.
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The Irish QtMstlOU Is always dls
litrlilng Ihe Kni'lfsh I'nrllmont. Just
now it takes tha form, "is tha stiti-
h mightier than tha -won!'.'"
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Tha Germans are i musli 1 1 ne.
Hon. We trust liny will injoy
.iii n hen ii pi rlia.
The 11,900,0(10 Increase to h rt
oelved by tha railroad employs will
coma in bandy to moot payments on I
their libort bonds, There may even
In- a surplus for thrift stamps. Rod
Cross and V. M. ('. A.
NAZAIIKNK i III i: II
llev, I. Miian Hrotii'h. Pastor
A cordial Invitation Is extern
to you to attend our kprvlres . 'I
hours of the service on the Hahh
are as follews:
Preaching at 1 1 A. M.
Hahlu-.lh Bchool at 10 A. M
Young Peoples' meeting at 6
P. M
Hong service at 7:30 P. M.
Preaching at 1:00 P. M.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7
P. M.
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HOLY l MII.Y fin lt It
catholic)
PllKMHYH:itl fHfltfll
W.sttin r. Hhlelds. Pastor.
Prenehing at 1 1 A. M. nb)eet,
"Chrtat, and the World at War."
Sunilay Si liool at 10 A. M.
I'riiyermcetlng every Thursday at
7: .'ill P .M.
No pniiililiiK ni'Xl Htinday evening
as the pastor prcmhes tit Crane, and
. .1 1 i - on ii i hi i in a ii kiii iu , ain'j,
Diamond ami Happy Yaiie
All are cordially invited to attend
the servloas bn .Sunday at 1 1 o'clock
r,ir Miller .1 0. um.
II i Mass at 10:30 O'cli k
. . !, lb: ill 7 O'l lOek.
I tm lol ' i' (hlldren fiat r-
. i' at a
it , rather Praneia, o. F. M
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CHiUfiTIA m ' i: socn iv
Servh'CH ;-! 11:K0 o'clock. Knl-
l it of taoaaoaf-Barmon next loads
"Adam And Fallen Man."
The Testimonial o'llng. Wedn v
day at 7: HO P. M
The reading mom In tho chur h
Edifice Is open on Tuesday and Frl
. iv fro n 'i. to 4 P. M.
Sunday School meets on Sunday
10 o'clock.
Pupils may bo admitted to it
I up to the asc of 20 years.
'1 he public is cordially Invited ta
'lie CI. n r.h Services and to tin
'; adlng Room.
WE CURE CRIPPLES
IMIVT i.mmim TI1K 1MJYK.
of tlie states which are Birred by th-t
Union Pacific fly atom, Nehreafcaa Kan
sas, Colorado, Wyoming. I'lnh. Idaho.
Waahlngton, Oregon. California and
Nevada. This elillilt. which was pre
pnrtsl ami Install, d Ihroiigh ru opera
Hon with the puhlie atilhorilli's In
each of these stat,., M in he main
tained ami kept constantly renewed
by The Union Pnclfir flystem as tha
foundation of tha srorh which it car
rlea on for ths pni noaa ol bi Ii
new settlers ami bomo-aeekera into
tin- Went.
Bureau Has No Land for S.ile.
'i ;' ' i i A Industli 'i nn-
"an IMS II In n, and It
Interest In tin bind bj Ihosa
who have ii. Is ih- building up ..f
Um territory which It serves. In
oilier w. ..is. ii- interest is tin. bring-
; iny torn : iy of the bind nnd those
who would make new homos upon the
land. lor lh. ii r.-nsini expert HKi-nts
r this iinrcaii inveetlgnte tborooghly
all land Dial s olT.-r.-d for Mala and
all land agents, These experts satisfy
themselves lhal Ihe land is suitable
for fnrmlng, that the climatic condU
lions are rltiltl and ihat tin- pile,. t
which it la offered is reaeonahle; next
they satisfs themaelvaa that the land
agent is honest ami reliable, There Is
no need to fool men In order to get
them to settle In the West the truth
is strong enough,
Ads Carried In Eastern Papers.
A cr extensive advertising caia
pulgn In Mm Baatern states, tho
Southern stales and the Stales ,,f ,
Ul i slppl Valley enables this Ba
rren to e,t i f, , WUl lllos(,
who wants facts aliont the West, and
as soon as its repreeentuUvea learn
what section of the country most ai-
peals to the prospect he Is Itn-iieil
over to ih,- trustworthy land agents
operating in that section.
Tliese land agents take up tin- wors
from there on i the records or the
Bureau show that tha work has i n
most successful
During the laal year tin- advertising
by ih" Union Pacific Ryutem reached
a circulation of mure than Ave million
readers n month Thi were r Ucd
nearly ten thousand Inquiries and
there are records of 8,483 carloads f
household goods moved Into and
through ihe various states listed
shove, during six months of this per
iod. This does not Include those who
came Into Hie West without shipping A
their household goods, mid there an
many who sell out all such property
hefdr nvlng, Neither does n in.
elude thoac n ho went orerland In so- j
toinohilc , ami Ih iCfl are iiiatiy i f
them, loo So II would seem lhal hi rg
i proof of tho pffectlveness of tha
plan woii, i d out by the Uuiou I'aaifie '
Rystem,
If you have any regard for the
hoys In Cranio, don't write gloomy
letters. Keen the rliiiuC out . , t vnur I
eorreapondaneo, ami lei it braatho
naught lint sunshine and cheer. If
douhlH assail you. keep them to oitr
self, and gtVO ihe seldli-r hoy letters
hreathlng opllmlsiil and confidence.
If fanill cares and worries hesel you, i
i
remember that his can is infinitely
greater than your own. Your har
den is a personal one. while on his
brave shoulders n-sis the cares of a
nation.
Bright, confidant letters from
home, bn at ' iv of hyre and ml i
In our au and In i ba i
it upholding it. win da i
to win this win- ...iy other
to- gloom ft ! ' idlngs and i
will irei) retard Ii aot
ii-feat m. Your hov should bSSU
none but r-',,d news from boms ug
les it is absolutely necessary. Not
that his line ami ilevotloit Is any less
than ol old. rather greater 'ii,,, m-
We Are Specialists
WE CURE CRIPPLES
We take thai broken down, crippled Car and re
store it to health and Htrentli ami iiHpfnliiPHH.
Tlti'Sf daVH vow just can't afford to lose flic ser
vice that votir ear should give, and which it will give
if von keep it in health.
If your Car lacks efficiency, is weak or faulty in
any action, bring it in and let ns give it the once
over.
We never fail to diagnose the ailment, and then we
apply the proper remedy to the seat of the trouble.
Let us help you to he In your Government by keeping
your car in PERFECT CONDITION.
Lee Thornlniig's Steam Vulcanising Plant is a
part of the equipment.
Universal Garage Co.
f
It costs no more bo
be sure you get
voiiinionev's wort It
Ask o r Crescent
t Innamon, Nut meg.
Pepper a n d o1 her
Hiiicee,
All grocers
sell
t Item.
Crescent
Better Spices
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N. imowN & SONS
Brown 's Satisfactory Store
QUALITY MERCHANDISE
Walk Over Shoes
Stetson Hats
Hums.
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Bon Ton Corsets
Oregon
e sarrj goods advartleed oa ihe "Munie rusiaala Psuao'
Farming for Profit!
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The year 1918, more than any previous year, mark's
the BTOgreMive farmer's harvest season from his soil. The
world is clamoring for his products.
If you would reach the top notch in production, you
hould provide your force with
The Latest and Rest In Labor-Saving
Machinery
We have the implements to easily DOUBLE your pro
ducing capacity.
Why be content with scant profit when you can have
the opportunity to eletn tip large one. and at the tame
time help your country in the hip drive?
Come In and See Our Splendid Line
Get Into the (lass of moderni and move on with the
procession. Von can't afford to be toft behind, hh you
will surely be if you cling to the old methods.
I. S. GEER & CO.
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