VAGH TWO
TH.K. TIMHH-HKRALD I V R N Hi ORDOON
ATTORNEY-GENERAL'S
OPINION DEFINITELY
SETTLES SEASONS
In an opinion rIvuii Ity Attorney
i one nil OoorRo M. Drown, to Mr. M
A. UIkith. DlHtrlet AUornuy for Hnr
mi)' county, tho hIiooUiir nornum for
ducks, ruoho anil otlior nileriuory
wntorfowl Iiiih boon dollitluily mulled
ConfUHlou Iiiih oxlHtod in tho nittulH
of ninny Htiootorn on account of n
ittrforotiro In tho feloril nnl Htnto
Hoaiionrt. Tho Htnto cannot tuRlnlnto
-within tho ciomoiI hoiihoii of tho foil
trnl rcRulntlonn, hut It can liiRlsliito
within tho onon roiihoii. Tho fodoriu
upon hlmibou Ih throe ami ono-hnlf
months, hut tho Htnto, It It euros to
may olnxo any portion or nil of thin
federal open Hunuou. Tho hIiooIIih;
KtuiHon, thoroforo, which tmtnt ho
observed hy hunterrt throughout Oro
Kon Ih as followa:
For Multnomah, Clatsop, Columbia
and Tillamook common, tho open
HOnnou hoRlun on October lot a ml
oIosom December 31hI. In nil other
routine of (la mo DlHtrlet No. 1,
which coiuprlooH that portion of Oro
kou lyliiR went of tho HUimnlt of tho
Canciiilo mouutuliiH tho nonnon oponn
on October lllth anil cIorch on Jan
uury lGth. In nil couutlcn of Oamo
District No. 2, which coinprlauH nil
that portion of OroKon lylttrc ennt of
tho RUintnlt of tho CohciuIoo, tho open
NOAHoti hORliifl on October lHt anil
ondri on Decomhor 31 at.
It had been hoped thnt tho federal
nod ntato InwH would conform, mid
rocommondntlonn to thin effect were
niado by tho Fish and Oamo Commln
nIoo, tho rod and gun clubn tlirouRh
out tho state, tho Oregon Sportnmen'.i
league and many Individual hunterrt
who had Riven much Htudy to tho
m-'iuwiih. Tho original draft of the
Ontuo Code Included a uniformity of
heaions, but tho poHltlon wan taken
hy tho flnmo commltteo of tho IorIb
laturc thnt tho federal regulations
wero uncoiiHtltutlounl and, therefore,
woyld bo luoporatlvo. Since tho leg
Ulnturu hnH ndjourned, two federal
nourtfl hnvo uphold tho federal rog
ulatlotiH, It wnn tho clear Intent of
the IcRlHlaturo tn Rive equal hunting
xoaHonri. Thin would hnvo been nc
oompllnhed had not tho federnl law
Intervened. Tho ntato law Ih oper
ative and will ho enforced In mo far
n It doe not conlllct with tho fodernl
Name of DeMille Signifies
Class In Silent Drama
Celebrated Artcrnft Producer Discusses Latest High Grade
Picture With AU-Stur Cast, "We Can't Havo
Everything" Taken From Rupert
Hughes' Novel
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UbUlL D. D1ILL& 6 VoCarrt ttav !WttrvUundM'
AtAorcaAmw
When the namo of Cecil II. I)n
Mllto In coupled with n production It
ItiHureH nbovo nil nrtlntry. Tho man
who produced "Joan tho Woman,"
"Tho Woman (lod KorRot "Tho
WhlHperliiK ChoriM." etc.. nenrcely
needs an Introduction to lllm pntroim.
And nt tho Liberty tomorrow li Ih
lateHt effort will bo shown.
that's modlot's ro.' Mlold,' cries
tho camerainnn, 'I've run out or tllm
hoy, Jimmy, why didn't you load
thin case.' Thou Just an everything
seems lovely the leadliiR woman, pos
sibly, finds nho ban left off the rlntr
Mho woro tho Inst tako yesterday,
Tho mnld Is In for n scolding, mnybo.
Then tho actress finds nho had the
1), Do Mlllo In ovliloncod lit ovory
nceiio, Tho Incidents thnt occur on
tho lllltnioro rooffitirdeii, In Hliorry'a
and In a film nt'idlo are most convlnc
hiRly portrnyed with a scenic iitvon
turn thnt In remnrknblo. It Ih nuld
to ho n picture well worth unyono'ii
time or inonoy.
Water is All That's
Needed, Says W. Y. King
County Tronsurer W, Y, King nnd
hhi nleco, Mlsn Colla llyrd, arrived .
home Holiday from n vlnlt to Yakima,
Washington, whoro they ntuyed with ,
Mr. Klng'n dnughtorn for a few dnyn
taking In Ihu Itoiniil Up nl I'eiulloton
on their return, Mr. King In n con
vort to Irrigation more decidedly
than over hIiico making thin trip. Ho
won ho nhw tnoro fruit go to waste
than would supply Harney county,
right along tho road mid In the or
chards In the vicinity of North Yak
ima. "The soil Is not nearly so good nn
w havo," Maya Mr. King, "hut tho
nocrot of the success of that territory
Ih water. They're rnlslug nil kinds
of fruit, alfalfa nnd clover on Handy
gravel noil thnt we would pnsn up,
simply hocutuo thny hnvo tho water
and know how to tino It. Wo can't
raise fruit to any great degree, but.
wo cnu raise tho alfalfa If wo wiM
hut control tho water nnd use It nt !
n time when noil and climate condi
tions nro right. Store tho water."
Inland Empire Realty Co.
A. A. TRAUGOTT, Proprietor
REAL ESTATE
Bought sold and exchanged
.
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WAItKANT CAM,,
Notice In hereby given thnt there
nro sufllclont funds on hand to pay
off all General Fund warrants Issued
nnd registered up to and Including
July 9, 1919. Interosl ceasca Sep
tember 27, 1919.
W. Y. KINO, County Treasurer,
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We'll do your Job l'rlnting.
It Is "We Can't Have Krerythlng," r,K r powder hag oil tho time.1
based upon Hupert Hutches famous
novel, while the photoplny wnn writ
ten hy Win. C. Do Mlllo, one of tho
greatest dramatists for tho statu
"Well, now wo can start -mid wo
do. Unit about llfty feet and the,
llghtn go out. Someone stepped on
tho wire. On ngnlu tho extras hnvo
or screen or the present dny. Cecil fallen nsleop. Thought It wni night '
Do Mlllo has given to the story color' off iiirnlii. WIial'n !, tm,ti.,r ..w?
law T 7 7 X"f rPlir,1ll,, ',1,f ,,0r,rnya of ;()h' ,,,u Ml,r "n" out to
hose wl hln which 1 uiSer mS h,K,,l "V11" l',c,ll,,u" Bm' withal , rhm.ge her shoes. I'ordltlo.U Who's
Too IJu ill wUhln iol '"-erful touch, i finesse thnt cm. that over thero-right In Hue with
uoil state w! nraroely ho overestimated. No ono camera? A coi if visitor from'
"uu BiaiU la, uflm al.lu I, l ...nihil t . - ... .
Plowing, Not Re
Seeding for Poor
Alfalfa Sods
HkowheeganT Wonder If they got
In thnt scone wo shot? Hey, (hero
what's that property men dolng7
Ho has spilled wnter nil over that
hundred dollar table cover we rented,;
It Is practically impossible to try to
raako an old alfalfa Held look like j There Is n piny within n piny In this
new by attempting to sow more seed I ill III nnd wlilli, tlin itffnrl tin luwiti
ftiier iiisKiiig or cultivating in the
fall. Thousands of dollars' worth of
heed are are annually wasted In un
who sees this picture. It Is said, will
leave the theatre without the convic
tion that they hnvo soon n mnster
piece of screen production. Tho cast
Is a notable one mid the offerlnn will
undoubtedly crcnto a sensation. I And so It goes.
"I'm hnvlng nil opportunity," sald "I'atlonco? Job whs a regular lid
Mr. Do Mlllo to nu Interviewer. "In; git compared to what the director
this new Artcrnft plcluro, 'We Cnn't must become If he wlshoi to got
Have Kvorythiug,' to depict some of, along. So use to kick nil In the
tho troubles tho motion picture dlroc- day'n work. All doing our hst, of
lor iiaH m rnco every day of his life.
course. Hut It will certnlnly look
funny on the screen."
Hupert Hughes, author of "Wo
made to stlmuliito a 'movie' coticera i rnn'i iinv. Hvnrvfhin.. wi.i..i. ..n
or mo seconil rale clnss thero Is n. I)n miii,, lflM nroilur.,.1 mr An. I
FtucGessful attempts to revive tho
waning htand of alfalfa. Specialists ngalnst.
M.c uuueu amies Department or
Agriculture recommend that fleldi on
nbe decline should be plowed up and
To-sooded.
Kvuu though tho seed germlnutes
successfully, the plants iiatui'e nt
practically no exaggeration in tlie'rnirt, M ue of America's must pop-
dllllcultlos tho director runs uij,,r novelhtn of contem(ir.ry life.
n I'll in Mt I .m . . . . ' . . .
Tills story denli with the orl.il otlto
I! Vnrill ItiL' Hnxtlii trmililn ll'a In lit Vnu' Vurl ninl will, lli.. i,,,lln,ii
the very air If a tempcrmoutal star I pit turn Industry. Tlu It.cldents nro
doesn't start it. something else will. I of a typo familiar enoug'i to I hone i
Perhaps It's the weather hut that , v 1. 1 read tho papers, hut havo boon
wo can't change Moro often It's the , wrven into one of tho hum' fanclii-
fault of someone having left some- ittliig narratives that t jiild he linai.
periods different I rum thoso of old rr aoiiiooMn Io Co tlci-lttiit d
mnk mud S 0,10 ,)f U, ,1,,WHt iMn r"',,0,", iw. wrote th, phoionlay
STilfu Z Meld h ?nntchy mid covere I ,U)I, nbout a XnAl- BvoryUoily from Mr. Hughes' novel i.u.l ho has
lhct . . .!' "remarkable piece of . work
autvlfloljlo tn nttomnt to nt-m-eil nti'imt ' uie poor oirecior-lie is i no nisi is a uoiniiio one. including
autiguuie u aueinpi io re-seeu exiepi .. .i ,,, ,ai..,, , mm,..,, if,.,i,u. uin .u i.n, m ..... m
... .i. ,1, ni . ,,1. &...- llttltltJ ,1 I, (ttlllllin, (4IIIJI ITAIlfl, .III-
by breaking up tho entire field mid
ogalu .lowing down with alfalfa.
It Is always questionable, according
to the specialists, to cultivate or disk
nn alfalfa Held Irrespective of Its age
uud condition, as carefully conducted
experiments hnvo shown that tho
only section In which It wnn profitable
to citltlvato tho alfalfa crop fn any
nay was In tho Irrigated belt of tho
Far West. Usually, unfavorable
rowultH attend whoro alfalfa Is disked
under eastern conditions, nlthough
in tho case of alfalfa fields which
havo beon badly infested with weeds,
It linn been tho practice of many
growem to disk after the alfalfa has
men cut, with tho disks sot noarly
titr&lght.
Tho best plan, vhero tho alfalfa
wod Is beginning to show tho ravages
of wear, is to plow up tho field mid
devoto It to Homo cultivated crop,
hucIi as corn, for ono or two years,
and then to re-seed to alfalfa nftor
praninn breaks in: 'There's n sun spot da Hawley, Sylvia llruamer. Thurston
wait till wu shift those ilirTusnrs.' IIhII, Tully Marshall, Theodore itoh
All right now, nays the director. erts and otlmrs. The skill of Cuull
the wed early enough In the fall so
that tho crop wilt establish a vigorous
root system uud produce sulllcleut
growth to weuther the winter suc
cessfully, Weekly News Letter.
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NUMBER 2
of Seven In This Issue, Not Count Ins
The Urwn Ribbon,' Which Also
Hys Utile.
A wldo awake visitor tho othor day
said It was wrong to look all tho
time at the hole In the doughnut.
Ho's right. When It was suggested
to him that It would not be right
preparing a proper sood bod, liming to invite pooplo to come to this coun-
tbo soil If necessary, properly Inoc- try and Invest under present conai
ulatin tbe Bood or soil, and sowing tlons whon It was shown that cultl-
vnllug tho dry sagebrush soil was not
profitable, this man said It was fool
ishness. "Don't Invito the fellow
who hasn't any inonoy to comu hero
uud toll him ho can mnko money on
n dry farm, hut tell tho fellow with
the 'dough' that you have n big
country that needs developing, where
ho can mnko his investment pay 100
por cont If ho will come and help
bring about tho dovoloptnont it
needs" Oot tho fellow with capital
In to help ua bring about Irrigation;
Invite the man with money to start
ontorprlses that will make him monoy
and at tho same tlmo start tho tldo
of prosperity moving mid developing
the resources of this big country.
That Is the thing to do Instead of
wulntlng, waiting, waiting, when our
children should be schooled In tho
game of business life and the neces
sity of going forward.
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