I I I H.-.turtliiy, July B, 11124 II 10 T I M K H II K II A h I) II U It N H , II A It W H Y O O N T V (I It l (, () f, PARK A KAMI l'OINTKUH (I'roin Department of liulUHtrlul ,1. uriinllsm Oregon Agricultural Cut lero.) Po.i-uild-otits hIIuro Ih recommend e.l us oiio of thu best Hllngo crops for the iiortlioru Oregon conat section. Tho avernBo ylclil at tho Astoria ox Itrlniont Htrttlou wan U.G3 tons tin in re. PoaH-and-oalK or pean-attd- bar It y liuvo great promise, In tho warm r south coaHt section .particularly vhoro corn doen not Rrow well. Tho batttH of ajl pig feeding In g-.iln corn, ground whout, or bar It -supplemented with a small per il ntago of a protein food such an i .nkago, fish meal, and skim milk, li estimating costn and rations tho Oregon experiment taton figures whole corn, ground wheat and i-Muml barloy as having onual value when properly supplemented. When calcium casolnnto Ih added i.- a sprondor in tho powder form to si rays containing bordeaux, llme Huifur or other fungicides, it nemo t.uics gums things up badly. When tri happens, tho O. A. 0. experiment tt.itlon suggests that tho sproador bo d-niplotoly dissolved iu wator before It -s added to tho spray tank. Killing tho weeds Is the principal tujoct of cultivating row crops such corn and potatoes, nays 0. U. Hys li'P of tho O .A. G. experiment atu- ', ticn, stneo weeds aro tho principal v mtors of moisture Cultivation, . tuy persons think, in chlofly to stir ii, th ground to glvo the roots a . .nc to spread and to hold mcls- iiiltlvntlon that go no dcopcr , neeeeeajrr to get the weed It l l Profvtenr Hyslop to bo moat ftful. Whon It booh much deep-' , than this It 'not only coats more j h my do ooualdornbje dnmago by - "giiig moist unrlh to tho eurfneo ' a by snipping off many of the feed , you.' jntejsd jNot fSSjx Tm Hank In was born in the liar- s room of a stable on Monroe 'r -t, in the heart of I ho Chicago v :ird. forty-nlno yearn aico. i 1 fathor, "Bull" Rankin, was n I . i-!;smlth, town bully, G.T-u:ul-on r"Mii;htor and n drunkard. His t.i-'har wns an outcast. Ho was ' ih1 In filth, disease and Igno- i- nml nt II became a "killer's . tiinl" tn tho sleor pons of tho ' Vyru-ds nccauso he didn't kill enough his los.i stabbed him 1 Tom win Uktn to a nearby j.ltal. Stubborn, brutnl of in- t, (Iii'l of mind, he wa nevcr- i "a toticliod l;'.ho nwvut ap- j of a vlsitlnj; social worker ui.o - hhi rslonco was 'uro- '" tr worker V'm " Tek'Weft 1 Arthur Brhbano CjaewRfFPtewu Our National Pride. Wonderful Baby Crop. Women With Black Nojm. 157 Pound Holstein Calf. You'vo heard of Knglnnd'a putrl otic exhibition, at Wembley, planned to loom tho llrltlsh Kniplro and 11 rou' HritlMh imtrlotlstu. The bent lttiMrInl exhibit shows a map of the wmld of glgantle slw, with the oceans, fcas awl bigger lakes made of real water. ItrltlHlicrM wnlUliw nround tljst M.ap nee till parts or lh earlirH wur fiice owned by them llghlcsl up by 1 -d lipids from liclinv. They sen ihiiUNuiidit of IJrltlHh shlH muting nln vx through Vi water 011 the great world's trade routes, Signs tell them ti..it (he HrltlHh Hag. (Hen over one 1'iaitcr of nil tho Intnl. on earth. When the visitor from Canada, i.stinlla. Koutli Africa, seen that 1..- siijh to blniHitlf I'lirliu-nfltlji In ti.. Ilrltlflh Kiiiplii! Ih a pretty good thing." . tud other iiutliiiiw liHudlii.' i'li mi I omul to give llo Hrl w i" IU for gnverilliU ill llll.v. Vim i-k tin- othftvdii.v 11 jitulcmcit ly Itrltlslu l.fili'C J'rlnio .MIulKlcr " i"i oaujd- IJiat'tliu whole army of 1 1 Itrli JetrHlhlllHl i Minllor thnn . nt- oy of floljiTiiii or Spain. That ins good iiuTiiug.iiiiciil. Tho vnuit Kvottilt Cottjill MlllH of 1 mrciico. AfflltimcliuseltM, ,Jmv ..cd "No deinHnd fiir'ioloi-cd eot.- 1 u'oihUi." Ami Hiitflaud Is Hlilllplitg ' i.r -n-ilH of colored ffl! loll nM trU'ouutry. '1'h" at ores . .. I 1. it t,Vu.!s ;1 Dior" viiiy , ji!..cd "Mudc In Vi j .!." 'uiisMit he 11 hiid idea to have i.indi.r 4iiu, m.j.1 iu every a natrlollii niflji elmwluir what 1 1 1 1 1 i- I ufU'ii NtaUM- fiiiiountM to. c djni'1 own oiuMiHitrlor of the. .ih'h 'iirfiiic. Hut ffl linvo got 1 f.- (f I CllllH Kll I 1" I'll.!"-, Ml ' I lug roots. I wnon a poinio or corn now nun u looiio ury layer or noil on top ami ih free from wauda, thuro In nothing to cultlvnto for. o. s MKItGUHY TAiiLiyf URTH MAUOOT Tho I to 1000 bichloride of mer cury solution for cabbaKo maggots may bo made In small quantities by dissolving one blchlorldo of mercury nittlneptlo tablet la ono pint of water I olght tablot nto ono gallon of wat er. This savofl tho trouble of weigh lug out tho powdcrod'form, and tho tablotfl dtnsolvo readily In either hot , or oold wator. Tho solution in ap j piled hy pouring through a narrow , spout, tube or funnol, onotigh to i molatuu tho ground wolt close about i tho roatH of tho nlants. As cnbhnr.u (uul olhor ,,,nnlfl mtnckod como up a small stream of the solution is poured over them. This Is repeated In 7 to 10 days till danger Is past Newly transplanted cabbage, kali or cauliflower Is first watered HUinolont ly and thou treated with tho solu tion. This plan takos lots material and is more effective. Ono hundred and twenty-flvo cam of stock, worth under ordinary con ditions about $22ri,000, arrived In l'ortlaud yesterday from ' cuutorii Oregon, Idaho and Montana, accord- Ing to stockmen Hint wore at tho Imperial. Largo quantities of slock aro coming In every wcok-ond, thoy said, largely bocauso of tho drouth conditions In all parts of III" stock - raUIng country and the pnpct for h feed shortage wIihm the sloek- men will bur 1o buy feed to kseii their cattle. Deeldes stool:, some of tho oattlomou aro Intorosted In tho oil prospbotH of Wyoming and env- oral of them reported yesterday (hut development Is about to start on project not bo fur from the Teepol to n farm in Monipvlier, Vermont, and ho was "taken in" ns n grwm farm hand bv h fsndlv named Tsy- lor. Hu rose b fore dawn uri.li worked until long after dusk nt u monthly stipend of 1U nnd keep, but Ills life wan made mellow nud soft nnd sweet by the kindly treat ment of the Taylors, especially Mm. Taylor. Encouraged to save, praised for his work, waUhed over nnd educated by tho farmer's wife, younc Ha'dtin irrew to manhood. Whou h wnu 3"i yonrs old ho had $1,200 in the bank. Purine thut year tho Taylors dled'of dlphlhcrin and tho small farm they had left to him lie sold for $2.fl00. With Jf.1,000 ho moved to Mui-llngU. Vl Kiwi m rt nn. uihi one ' icct nnd tw !! hilHlu ef preU lutel llxtiit ViMcrimu buiiMn,belugs. It mi .'ht I' mIU In some way 1 , 1 1 .iiHi-fcm In nqrli ,ih' 11 U' x ovii '-tmnir) If tu niiy gowla mat!.- ' 1 arc .' .-. .'Ill ttlTf. ' j I'.. X'xidk NUT i i t.. tuinltlncil Nl ' i 4I"mI 1 ' 'I .-. ! ' Jl! 11 HHt. -an ."i "" U 'I !i! 1'. A new i.nioiM, Juat trUul In llu- i.'i 1. Iiilcrrti OU. It Ik 11 whole inmur pku.. In llnelf. biiriiH oil, elm use '.')' ' ilcctrlclty. and runs ly I he electricity. A loy can learn lo nni It In ten mliiiiUw. It bus greet power, mid you ure told It um oiil leu lo llfteeii ceil I a worth of fuel per hour. That won't please coal mine owners. This nation baa many valuable crops running up Into the billions per year. Tho iiicmI valuable of all, although you couldn't sell It ror leu cents or oven give It away, Is the crop of babies. In the Fulled States last year, 1,iaW,(XMI brand new babies were lorn. Only 1)21,000 deaths occurred, leaving out Immigration, a popula tion Increase of 1)17,000. That la a great city added to the nation by the mil Ion's mothers. How fal Ibis country grows, oven with limited Immigration! Our population Is now more than Iiy.OOOMM), more than 7.000.000 In crease since tho rmiHiis of 11)20. TliafM good news, fur what we need IS uuothor 100,000,000 people to do work now neglected, mid to consume tho products or farpm and factories. In Ihiglaiid women aro beginning to take snuff, tired of claaicttes. That won't last, for siuirf uiitkcH tho niH-e I huh liixtcnd of pink 011 tho limbic. I'lnl; HinifT may bo in ventv'd. NcvcrthelesH, siiuff luklug won't endiiro. ' Hut it lllimtralcH tho fact that woimiii tlnil It illjlleiilt to lake Iholr bad habits as miSdonitely an men do. Their llitwiiso nervous systei'in 1 wrivn demand mow. inure, That's why tlfi-y sh uld never stint any thing yihnt can be done to excels, drinking, drugs, guiiibllug or gad ding. .More Ijiir '!uk 10 twenty million raimcrlliii" mi) other news Is the llrlh Iu I'aiinda or a calf weighing r,i pounds ut birth. The mother, or wnu wi. Is a llulstelii. The aver age weight 0 11 newborn cair is between eighty and ninety pouiids. If 'ai-tlliclal si bft Ion", could ralKo tlio average ' ' 1 "f calve i I'll'Myiritf" W. T. LESTER and COMPANY lttuic! i lands, city property, acreage ffl Investments. Exchanges r snccinSty. Your listing olf cited Real Estate. Farm and. Building Loans Insurance Agents Fr Tke ... Royal Together with other good board Fire Insurance Companies The Largest Fire Insurance Company In The World Phone 5R 2 Dome field, which has boon In tho limelight mo much recently. Among the stockman In town at tho Im perial yontorday were: Henry II Trowbrldgo, John Day: Hint 8pauldlng IlakeV; James V. Andor tion, Prairie City; II. 1 Swisher, Home. Or.; It. U Anderson, Slmlloy. Idaho; II. M. lluthi.rford, Malheur, Or.; W. C. Joiioh nud Fred Varhnas, (Irangnvlllo, Idnho.Orogonhiii. . o ' WOI'M) III-: TOO MANV KOItHH gel'vtlon of JI11 Muoolii Illghwity f thi ofilcUl route of travel for Kird Cur No. 10,000,000 on lt trip from New Vork to Hsu I'rsiiolsoo brlnus the world's most popular road tud the world's most popular our into ,11 rMMinw "I . ! PMSMPW ihibu VIT 0 V HAD LEY w in tho outskirts where he bcyon special izlne; in whlto nndlblaclc Leg horn bene nud eggs, five yearn Inter ho owned 1,500 tiich hem it, seven Jersey cows nnd a fow prlro winning hogt. He bud developed a butter, cheese and ogg trade nob only in Ilurlington but In Uot.n, thatnotU' hlm?10,000'. . iir yeara ii. when ho was (''), tvo he was ssid to lie woith l" "tnfl.(KM) tli'i r'l t mm mmL . "!Wrl Ulncbjofcnilj Old Hliiu 1'enlun U a wk-IsWc ridler. and favonihly kuevv us gVsal ntor teller. . . . On fe tlre occasloiiH he's hiire to attend, iiih) ccilalnly given 'em as good as thu) neiid. He'll jdcl. out the feller lliat'K glum as mi owl. and tell him 11 urn thai will Kit up a howl, There's man) a by-word that snaiWfrom his tongue the mliiiilt he sres yet his gice In' Is sprinig a humorous hit. calkl tated lo stir ye, fer Instance he'll ast, " If hot enough fcr cf" In the long, summer montlia, wheu she's heated an' dry, begin alii' we'll say, with the Fourth A July an' lasllu' well Into the ehaiik of the fall, old Hllaa ain't grouchy ner crabblsh at all. , . . He may sweat Ilko a 8ambo, or blister his nwk, but he'll keep all the neighlsira a-smllln' by n..v t It hot enouuh fer yet" he'll ast every mail, and use his J bundauuer the sumo as a fan. . , . Him Wcatherby sex, that thoy'll hear It In hell tho mliiiilt 81 1 lauds, but- we never can tell I A WOAAN'S FACE IS 'HR DRUGGIST'S FOITTUNC "niESE "DAYS S" ... 4& te-- "nfesssffi N , i Km& WK fc-lrf U iSSt '. & !J 11 cyK lLJ' ji iwve ' A'i svmi 1 .1111 lW mKtMTKUm . ?v!i I . V '. I ' tFJ f Insurance iv now and more lutlmnto iiHHOciatlou. Of cou mo, Ford errs have oped along over this great ribbon of gray st retelling from coast to const over since It was first laid out and It would bo lutorentliig to count tho Fords that will meet tho ten mil lionth car 011 Its Journey. Hut supposing tho other l),!liiU,ilUD Foidn wore suddenly to appear and oitdenvor to got pit the highway with car No. 10.000.000. Well, tliore'd bo n hurry cull for nil the trftfUc cop in tho country and Jum how tone i would tslio them to rl:'K about any eiublenro cf order no one could creu guess. Anyway, lt' giro thoin the cred it of doing a good job ni)d finally lin ing up ell tho 10.000,000 ours, six abreast .which would mnko a Hue 38 runt li Inches across. Then oven with the oars standing oud to end they would cover tho on Itro 8.2011 mlloM of the famous high way nnd there would be I. IB 1.020 ears entlrly out of tho pleturo, tin- ! low thu cuite woro not too tired to park thorn on either sldo of tho road w thoy eould sou I ho rest of the ! family 011 pnrado. KKMIGl-J VOUll TAXI2B, by dealing with homo concerns. Wo are Agcuifl for tho Union Savings and l Loan Association of Portland, Ore- ' noii. Pay your rent monoy towards owning YOUlt OWN IIO.MI5. wo will show you how lo own your tiwu homo, and make IIUHN'S A UKAI. HOMIi TOVN; W. T. Les ter & Company. " n-17 ... 1 . o PUAlHi: I'Olt HI-JAUTIIW OFSmiXJON' HXIMtlJHSKI) Tho stal of Oregon la dostlued to ho tho summer playground or tho na tion Iu the same linwauro that Cali fornia la It whiter playground, ac cording to Iho opinion of J. W. Ma lonoy. Ho formod his opinion In part on 11 tour of 10 days which was Just completed hy tho state game commission or which ho Is a member. Tho trip, which began nt Pendle ton, took the momhora of tho com- mliiHlon to Wallowa lake, linker, theuco down through Canyon City, An Unusual Study of President Coolidgc J'his portiuit study in piohle is from laU-rtt pnscH of the 1'ic.Uilent n; his ollice at Iho Whito 1Inuw Ho seldom, sits for piofilcs. ssssBsJsb,SBssH W 'PssMlm 'tsbbsH BtHttVtttBt& JtBT He leeaesBKilulit SfXteeeK...-!. . "..m.. t ."". HrWlHr.-t"1 .. IliiriiM, hakcvlew and up hy Uond and thou to l'ortlaud. On one of tho big honchcii of laud in LakovleW tho members of tho par ty saw a herd of nntolopo that con tained inoru than fi00 head of the niilmnbi of all agon, Tho antelope woro eomiiaratlvoly goutlo and the Hlght of Hitch a largo herd wan a very beautiful one, Judge Mnlouey said. Mil oh of tho range country In the intry in the or lite stti'e .nkrs which mown to go southern and central port Ih very drr, he found. Lnkrs nevn ii.vt'r hwrore ween known to go dry n hu miner now empty pot hnlm - Kot OrKon!nn o- WOltTII A TOOI' She "Itutli refused Freddie two weeks ego and ho Iim boon drink ing hotvlly over alnco." Cynic 'Tlia't'H tho trouble with Fred Jin never knows when to iilt ctjehnitlng." 0 " We will do your Job work. I Star of Stars Olga b'tirtiiin 17 of Cinrinnati. ' 14 tlie gn-ui "t girl. Mililcte iu I' Unto Sim in ili..in,.i. t 01 swimmui hocki-y. tciiiim, -l UfM-ikl. unl spnntH. rilo- .vi-. ior i'i.. dancing and i ' .1 ol lior col', ixipcr BHnlReeiBC ubhpv yi e Further Reductions In Our CLOSING OUT SALE Lunaburg, Dalton & Co. Mr. Home Owner You tlon'b know it all; I don't know it all, Tho other follow doesn't know it all; Rut togotlioi1 wo know a-hook-of-a lot. Let's Get e You toll mo what .you aro going to do in thu wa,y of building ami homo decorating tihiH spring 11ml I'll toll you soino things I know about that, and will mako .you prices Mint wilrmako .you sit up and take notice. . Get Me? I. S. Geer & Co. Company Burns, Oregon VVIWY'H PIIII.OH ' "My entrant for tho laziest man In tho world Is lilll HplvciiH, who ought a LI7.7.I0 so ho wouldn't have to flhake tho atdioH off hia cigar." ! j I More Fresh WATER mcano better licalth '"PH li Fniibnakt-Monc Home Wati-r Plant ii like n city wa- .ter y(em under your own con trol. It (icratci nutematic-ally. No adjiiiilng, not even a twitch to turn. It remit frch running water to any faucet anywhere. And more trwli water incani Ixiticrwnita-Jon bctlcrhcaltli. It's Automatic FAIRBANKS -MORSE HOME WATER PIANT Operate! from any electric light tockct or Lome ligliting plant circuit. Poinpjwatci from ciitctn, thallutv wtU, tpnng, fttcain or lake. Quiet tunning. PrcMiirc ni.lomatically main taxied. Hat sturdy galv-nnbcd tank. Dependable Fairbanks Morse Pump. Capacity 200 gallon per hour. Ask us for all the facts. Ill'llNS (JAHAOi: lluriik, Oregon rjrcrt Together wR " '3ilf 3H '-mMMiiadn, "'ntMOTsWIIWrptTO