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Tn t.nl maMnnttnl nml himlnnn dlftlrtctft nt Lflfflln. Ohio. UtQ
tornado nml flood was equally destructive, n theso first photojtrnphs
' m" Me stricken city show More thnn lxty wore killed 'r '
Kli ASP IMUtSOXAIi
I. d Hayes Iim .pent tlio prut
. . 1'ralrla City whoro hr
r. Mle lldn, who was on duly
i,. Klllenn-Whltu Chautauqua
r i
it n I
wont firm to Portland to tnko In the
roiiu fawttvm.1 nud the Mnaonlc grnnd
lodge dalnRa. later the Captain gulfK
tu ih-j annual reunion or ttio 0. A.
H. Uioy uWio vlelted Willi tholr dnunh-
tor. Mr.. W. C. McKlutiay m
upertnlendonL From ox- water. It ww tliulr InUiilloii upon
, it r me laisni vnui eiu m-
, fn.in ProIrlB to Hurtif, Mls
.i Kinral fnvoiMtt nud It do
t utlifnotory work In hr
ImtIrk to gut Imu'.t Juit In time ror
CkautanuuH. Uoth thtt old ptoplu
r uJoyl8 their tnul ;ood hcuttli.
utr. and Mrn. Sninnol HarrU ox-
lot to tnko tholr dojmrturo Moiutay
. i .. fur Unit nn wham Mr. llnrrls will ut
ltt..yrd ha. I.0...1 out In I 10 . Kjn. u ,,
,, id 11. CM.... Jn from Kin in-1 fj J J , t ,a0,
vr.,1 w.k. nKo and tutd 1.0 JJJ ' J Mffc Ulr.
., uu.,1 Iff 1.1. .U,otor ,0 R.t i(,I1 olhr roUUvc, To
fr-.m th. MWin for u tl.no r l,oow, mo.llnB f synod
".-..lUi wi ft. HiiK Ijlw. Tho 1X ,,, Htll, lh. !
- ,l. ursMrllml autinlilno ami " "' "" .,- .lMl nf ..1..
,, ir. work ,.. a hnnr,o Hoy- -"tor Vfc ' .nnjnln. rt of Jul,
.- h., HdvM Mod bk to hlH hoaltli- : iltt. Tliv i.ub.1
h,,t iay . rout to Kuo Mil. tloii trnvol tho
Pnolflc' highway to Culirortiin. 'inoir
rniito homo linn not boon dorinltoly
atlil.
Otorcu "Muck" ApploBiittt, on of
th Mwrul "irluwi" of AuplflKUtM
who iiliiNMnn! Ui Wlllnmoti vnl
loy In onrly duy. and ro a thlrk In
Uoiitflo. county n Ityrd. nr in Vir
ginia, bvu tl m.Mgr of till. rtrat
rrllflou. a plMMiit ourprliw by .how
Ins up In llurn. Iat Monday. !!
was necoiupniiled hy hie wlfo nrt
thwlr eon nml tluHr woro 011 routo to
WrIIowh wJut thoy will vllt with
n daughter. Tho Appleuaton urn
numorotiH In l)oiiKln county and
"Duck" Hvoh nt Vononlln, nenr
(JoorKO McOownu Tho wrltor counln
mnny ApplcKfttm ntnoiiB IIh ncqmlut
onccn nml frlonds during IiIh hcIiooI
dnyH nnd It was rofroHhlng to nHk
"Huck" (U0tloi.B a. to tho whorcn
. ItoutH nml hohnvlor of HiIh ono nml
1 thnt ono.
Crniio wnn vlnltcil by nnotlior flro
lnal Momluy nftornoon whon 0. M,
Koiitor'n big feciil luirp wim ooiiflumud.
It vnn n Inrgo wood ntruottiro nnd
Mr. KoHtor lout conKlddrnblo iim ho
had but $1200 Inmirunco bn tho
building.
Tho KohIoVii llvo nour but hnd golio
to n uulghbor'ii for noon lunch uml
nil Mra. Koiiter wiih driving bnck nho
unw 11 iiinu rldfi uwny from tho bnm
on horHolmck. Hlio wblntlod to him
hut bo did not utop, IncraiiHlug hlu
npood, 8I10 thought nothing of tho
limldout nfitl wont Into tho roiddoitco
nml lnld down but mooii dlnoovorcd
Hinnko. Tliu ontlro ntrucruro wiih
itblitKo whon tih got out nml wiih
coiiHiimoil In 11 nbort tlmo.
Tho old lluriiH (lurngo building of
fclioot Iron won hotwoon tho burning
building nml tho bunlnenH portion of
th olown on tho 0111U nnd thin pro
vontod tho flro from Hprondlng, oth
crwlno It Ih Hi.ld Iho ontlro town
mljllit linvn hmm In fliunrn. Ah It
was Hovornl othur bullillnga onughl
from flKliig omhom, tho Clny ltotol
ri-tchlng on flro rhroiidlfforuiit tlmoii.
V. H. Ilnrknoy hnd n enr nnd truck
houm-d oIoho by nnd Ihoso woro nv
moved to tho omit of tho Uoninnn
hotel but a flying brund ovon drop
pod ovor thnt dlstiuico nml hoi tho
tiruck on flro but IiCHtor nnd Jorf
riiwlflold dlHoovorcd It uml woro
nblo to oxtliigtilHh It with I'lrono ox
ti!iKUim."Bra;"TiinnTnifh tiwy.imrt quito
a fight.
Dr. Harry H. Htomi arrlvml homo
TtiMtlny ovon I tig nflur an auto tour
tlmt took lilm ovor n big territory.
Um wAiit nut )v wny of Hul.d ami
over thu MiUConxlu tmas to Mnmflotd.
Tl.ltwl nlong tho uooat u fnr aoutb
h. Unworn, on wo bxck ovor to Mod
ford. AiikUnd. ovr to Crntor Uk.
ICIninath, buck north to Hand nnd
ho)U. Ho uovared n large niiinuut
of country during hie abort tour ami
atatr h" aw miiio wondorful coun
try. Dr. Stone eay. tUo MeKvnxI la
a boHtitlftil drive but It not entlroly
onfpletfd therefore urtiue uii mlloit
of tho road through th Inva bed. aro
hard travollng. Ho rrporU Hih acen
ory over this routi a. uiugiilflfloul.
In fact he eaw muqh to Umpire hlx
ndmlrntlnu during iho U)ttr, luclud
log the famoiin "l.ndy of tho W001U"
In Ornirr Uk I'nrlc aUp tho plnnao
m that have uttnirtod much ntton-Hon.
- --a -
NKW OKHOUN
I ! iKiltoii. little- xon or Mr.
!iti lttra. had the mU-
11. 1., hav h horae fall with
. 1 Monday and wna ooneldor-
- ,. d but nut aerloufly hurt.
.. tak n ndvauLugo of tko
rid.- hnraohack atuee he
ii. ith th family from tholr
.. .. hoiiu- uml he In.laU
1 iik tJ'K .-any after aohool
ir In rlr to have more
- . .mMbeek riding nud to get
'n ttix outdoor.,
' gnee I'oluy. ono of tho un-
t.ai-boM of thin vicinity. Ih
v . rolled In tho Nntlonnl Klndor-
. nnd Klomontnry Colldgo of
t micngo, whero Mho Ih taking apodal
'.ork during tho auininor courao. It
1 an cxcIuhIvo school for young
ladleH nnd closoly aillllnted with tho
NorthwcHt Unlvrtmlty. Mlaa Koloy
Ih taking normal couruq but special
Ulng In primary work. 8ho also
lias oxcollont musical advnntngos in
this whool ns a part of the regulnr
work .
btAtion- HCl.LIVn.S'
I "TO THE LAST MAN"
c-apt nnd Mn. a. w. aowan arriv- laiier CrtyfM Thrilling Story
cd homo tho foro part of this week ,
from a visit to ouUiido pornte cover- jjfcrty. tonight and Sunday
lag a period of about a month. They ,
VALLEY VIEW HOSPITAL
Gradate Nurse In Charge
Lurgo, uiodorn Htono Htrnciuro with ovorj
equipment necoHfiary to euro for pationtH.
Now roucly for biiHinosH with now furnitiiro.
BURNS, OREGON
W m. F A R R E
NOTARY PUBLIC
FIRE INSURANCE, Standard Stock Companies
PRACTICE, before U. S, Land Office and bureaus
of the Deparlnent
RAL ESTATE; Will open real estate brohagc
office July 1st and handle city, acreage and
farm property
Your Business Solicited
Spring crop for unaturu 6ragou
tli' 4UI0 or a ruountly published
tSxparlnteut Station bulletin by l. K.
Jlepliomi. Itobort Witbyoomho itml
Obll Minttuck. Superluteuduntu ro
apeotlvely or Ilrnnuh lCxperimont ritn
done at Moro in fihormnu Co., Union
In Union Co.. and Duma in llarnoy
Ciuuiy. Tho bulletin given tho Kit
t Inforinallon on tho) rann oropM,
wheal, batloy, oala, ryo. Hold po.iM,
fl.ix. and iiotalooH, from both dlttrl
Imtlon and produotlou ataudpoluta.
It deccrlhae nud rucommemls tho var
iolic round bent adapted to Knntoru
Oregon for spring planting oh dnter
mlunil by KxpcrlmeutM nt thono
brnnoli Stntloun and by tho oxporl
ouco of rnruuirH. In a provioiiH bullo
tlu, No. 100, by I). 10. KtcphuiiH and
(1. It llyalop, tho growing or winter
wheal nftor ftillow Ih dlncuaaud In do
tall, will. dum:riptlon8 or bCHt math-
oils or handling aummer ftillow and
rocomiuoudatlouH on iiiohL profitable
varlotloa to grow. Either or both
thoso bullotli.H may bo obtalnod froo
by writing Iho Oregon Experiment
Station, Corvullls, or either of tho
Branch Stations nt Moro, Union or
Duma.
DUtrlbutloH nnd Aero Value of tho
OrcalH in Oretcon,
In bulletin 204 are given tho av
erage G-yeur yields In Oregon by
counties of winter wheat, nprlng
whont. barley and oatu together with
comporutlvo ylolda of those crops nnd
aero vnluos bnsod on pro-wnr prlcos,
1005-1914. Thoso prices woro ns
follews: whont 80 coots, oats 44
coats and burloy 58 conta per bushol,
Several Items of Intoreut and of
Imnortunco to Oregon farmers nro
brought out In tho figures allowing
nvorngo ylolds nnd values of theso
londlng crops. , Tho two oulstandlng
rooturos aro thomppnront ouporlorlty
of whiter wheat and bnrloy In ncro
yields and ncro vulucs ovor spring
whont and oatH. For tho atnto oh n
wholo burloy exceeded tho nvorngo
yields n pounds por ncro or winter
wheat, spring whont or onta, nl
tliough winter wheat, Iiocuuho of tho
slightly higher nvorngo prlco par
nouiiil. ranked first In vnluo. The
nvorngo yields, values and tho avor
ogo nerongo dovotod Jo thoso crops
for tho pnst flvo yonrs woro ub follows-:
Acrns lbs. por ViUuo
aoro ncro
Wiutur whont 884,400 1302 18.10
Hurley 74.311 1135 .17.34
Oats a8Jf,013 1037 14.20
rjplrug whont .2na,71 912 12.10
Tho nliovQ flgpoa ytronly euggont
tho doalnibllltyof u considerable ro-
udjiulmciit lit our farm crops pro
gram, Why do Orogon farmers plant
ho much nprlng wheat and oats whon
both theso crops aro Unti productive
and bring losu returns In dollars and '
conta than wlutor wliou. nud barley?
In acreage winter wheat runks first,
us It should, but bnrloy runks last,
though In yield per ncro It oxcoods
winter wheat nnd ranks next to win
ter wheat In vnluo por ncro. In Oro
gou thoro nro four Hiiioh ns mnny
iicrcs in oats as In barloy, although
tho n'-yoar nvorngo yield of barloy
exceeds that or oats nearly 400
pounds per ncru ami was worth $3.08
more nor ncro, ns nolunlly determin
ed by the ylotds obtnlncd-by Oregon
fnriiiors during tho past flvo yours
uml based 011 prc-wnr prlcoH. If tho
average form prlco for tho post flvo
yonrs or for the past ton years woro
used as 11 busls of comparison In
otimd of tho ton-yenr average pro
war price, barloy would exceod oiiIn
morti than ?n.00 per aero in vaiue.
HpiliiK Wlicut In Unstorn Oregon
Spring wheat Is tho second cereal
In Imparlance in tho counties or Oro
Bon cant or tho CubdihIoh. Accord
ing to figures given In Oregon Sta
tion Uullctln No. 204 tho nvorngo
acreage In spring wheat In the 18
counlloa of eastern Oregon Tor the
past rivo yearn was nearly 200,000,
or about one-third of tho total num
ber or acres In wlntor wheat . Al
though outranked In total nerongo
hint production by winter wheat In
Kustorn Oregon, moro spring whont
thnn wlntor wheat wns grown during
tlio past flvo years, In tho following
ceunties: linker, Crook, Donchutos,
(Irani, llurnoy, Hood ltlver, Jeffor
ton. Klamath. Lake, Malheur, Union,
I and Wallnwn. The big winter whont
producing coiintli'H r.ro Umatilla,
Sherman, Morrow. Wasco and Oll-
i tin id .
1 It. win counties, like Union, thu
1 number o( ncro dovotod to growing
spring wheat nud winter wnoui is
ttliatit oqunlly divided. This natur
ally rnleee the quoatlou an to Just
whero and under what condition.
lioulU eprlng whont be grown In
preference to wl.jter wheel? Tho
re.ultu of the oxperlmenU on the
branob Slutlnns nnd tho oxporleuoo
or rnrmere show thnt winter whont Is
r more produetlvo dry-lnnd crop to
grow nrtor 11 season of follow. When
grown on Irrigated lund. Kprlng
wheat In Kunterit Oregon generally
otiD'loldtt wlntor whont. When
urown nftor nuothur crop without an
i...uuiil.i.r fnllnu' nurlnd. KtirllU:
1 inn. v...n " -
J whont ulo la un productive on tho
' nVeragf us winter wheat.
1 HprliiK WlU'iit Varieties ftir HnMern
i Oregon
Hundreds of varlotloa of spring
grains havo boon tried on the ouslorn
1 OrK" Hrntich Stations In mi ut
; tempt to find a moro productive nml
1 uettor quality vurloty for this soo-
tlon. Hurliig Hie onny jnrs mmri
proved to be tho lending wheat In
th trial ni Morn ami at Hums.
Haiirt still ooulluuoM to lend as u
dry li ml whont nt Hums but at Moro,
Hard Federation uml Federation, two
nw Auiitnilliin whvute have out
yielded all other varieties. Under
irrUatlon at Hums nnd nlso under
ub-lrrlKittod comlllloua nt Union tho
l'Vidurntlou bns proved the highest
yielding spring variety.
In Oregon Station bulletin No. 204
is given a description of tho Federa
tion wheats .and 11 summary of tho
truly romnrkablo rosulta with thorn
nt tho Hrnnch Stations nud by farm
ers In custom Oregon. Thoso variet
ies aro spring wheats and nro not
rocommondod for tall planting. Mill
ing and baking rosulta show that
thoso two now whoat nro superior
to Ilnart or Dluestom for bread mak
ing. They aro rapidly replacing all
otho rsprlng varletlee In most coun
ties or ouwtflm Oregon, because limy
Iwo provo.i miperlor In actual farm
tc.tu as well 03 In outonslvo Experi
ment Illation trlal.1. Tho introduc
tion of thoso two wheats will In
oreaoH auro ylolds of nprlng wheat at
loust four bUBholii an ncro in lOusteru
Oregon. As coon as all luforlor var
iolic huvo boon BUpplnntcd by tho
Federation whouts, thin will menu
nl lenst nil extru 700,000 bushels or
whont nnnuully for tho formers of
ountorn Oregon with pructlcnlly no
added cost of production.
Hurley u Nelc'etcd Crop In Oregon
Tho growing or bnrloy In Oregon
should bo Increased according to 15x
norimniit Station llullolln No. 204
nn'd n corrospondlng reduction mndo
In Iho usual nerongo howu to spring
oats and spring whoat.
On tho three Hrnnch Experiment
Stutlonn in Enstorn Oregon spring
barley considerably outylolded nprlng
wheal ami outs. Statistics collected
in tim Hulled States Department or
Agriculture i.Iho show spring bnrloy
lo bo moro productlvo than olthor
iprlng wheat or oats In all counties
ol Oregon.
idvo stock men know that barley
Is a very nllraolory reed and can
generally bo substituted ror oats,
with profit, In n ration ror dairy
cowb or homos. Most eastern Ore
gon runners are nwnro or this and
nro growing much moro barley than
oats but western Oregon runners, ac
cording lo tho riguros quoted In UiIh
bulletin, havo uppurtmlly not yot
rmillxed the fact thnt barley, If giv
en tho nnmo ehnnco, will yield about
10 por cent moro grain than oats.
In tact tho actual rami yield of bar
ley In western Oregna has boon Just
10 por cfnt tnoro than that of oats
during tho iaL rtvo years. Barloy
too has ronalderubly less hull limit
nnts and la higher th.m cuts In dlgoa
tlble nutrients.
Hh.ihI on prs-wr nvorngo prlcos
(1005-UH4) the ncro vnluo or hur
ley In weaternOrogon wan $1.00
moro thnn thai or onta. Aro Oregon
r'ermoru losing about a hair million
dollar, annually by not nubstltutlng
barley ror part or tho prosont largo
ncrmges In oats and spring wheat?
In'HIntlnii Bulletin No. 201 rocom
mondatlon. aro mndo ns to tho host
vnrlotlfH or spring burloy to grow
In dlffproot sections In eastern Ore
gon both tar dry and Irrigated land,
as determined by long-time oxporl
ininilH on tho three Hrnnch Stations.
Marlout uml Peruvian hnvo been tho
Ket dry laud barleys. Under Irriga
tion Trobl has glvon highest yields.
Tlio Oat Crop in Oregon
OatH nro an Important crop In Ore
gon. According to riguros preuunt
od In Oregon Experiment Station
Uullotlu No. 204 Iho uverugo urea do
votod to this erop Is moro than 2S0,
O00 acres annually, or more than
three tlmus tho acreage sown to
Hiring barloy. The yield data ob
tained Iron, tanner, nud rrom ex
iterlmoutv conducted nt the Expnrl
meat Station Indicate thnt oats are
sot productlvo no bnrloy. Most
f lio oata In the ntato is grown In
weetorji Orogon. In Oregon counties
iiHt of tho Cnuondes considerably
moro barley Is sown than oats. In
1Mb section of Iho stnlo barley large
ly taken tho place of pats as ntock.
reed.
Oata la n tavorlto crop on Irrigated
land and results at Iho Bums Branch
Experiment Station nhow that oats
aro less Injured by numnier frosta on
tho high plateau or central Oregon
than hurley.
A very valuable oat has boon pro
duced In tho experiments "at tho
Moro Branch Station. This variety
has bnoii named Marklon. In addi
tion to being early mnturlng and a
high yleldor, It Is Immune to covered
litntit and never needs to bo treated.
It alsp ban proved to lie an especial
ly high yielding vurloty In tho l'al-
ouho section or Washington.
Field 1'ouri
ir oomo day eastern Oregon whoat
hind will need to grow n leguminous
crop to aid In restoring soil fortuity,
Hold peas will likely be tho crop
grown. Data on tho production of
flold peas presented In llullolln No.
204 or tho Oregon Experiment Sta
tion sbriw that thin crop has glvon
very satisfactory results at the throo
Branch Experiment Stations In
1 astern Oregon located at Moro, Un
ion and Hums. At Moro whoro tho
nvorngo rainfall Is less than 12
Inchos tho crop Is grown In cultivat
ed row.. At Union under moro fnv
orablo conditions tho peas aro sown
In drills llko wheat. At Burns on dry
land' tho Mold poa crop baa not prov
ed very nucccorul bocniiBO of Injury
by rod spiders. Undor Irrigation nt
Burns, however, flold peas produce
profitable ylolds.
Exiturl moots to dotarmlno the vnl
uo of thl. erop for panluro ror hogs
ami abeop havo been carried on at
the Stations with voiy sutlsfnclory
results. Feeding axporlmentn nt tho
t'l.lon Stnlloif show that pons havo iu
hi It bar fend value then tho grains.
In the expoHmenta at Moro tho best
varlotloa havo boon O'ltourkc. Limn
and Whlto Canada. At Union Whlto
Canada has glvon the host results.
At Burns under Irrigation the Kaiser
variety bn- proved to be tho highest
yleldor.
Com In Eastern Oregon
Oregon Exporlmont Station Bulle
tin No. 204 gives Information of In
iitrest to nil tanners In Oregon on
corn growing. According to this
bulletin Chore Is room ror considera
ble expansion In tho corn acroago In
this area especially In Iho warmer
hrlgulod sections of Morrow nnd
Umatllli rnuntloa. Federal Inspec
tion records show Hint anuuully moro
than 2.000 car loads of corn with n
vnluo of approximately n million nnd
i hair dollars havo been shipped In
to tho uorlliwenf rrom oa.torn states.
It I. believed that onctorn Orogon
formers -can woll afford to grow
enough eorn'iiot only to Mipply this
local domnml but also to furnish
necessary silngo for the steadily ln
crenalug number of dairy cows.-Mln-Waota
13 has becil found to bo tho
most aatlsf'tctory variety to grow In
lo experiment, on the Branch Ex
prrlmnnt Stations
Get The
Habit
and eat at the
CLUB
CAFE
ILevens Hotel Building
MciiIh at all hours and tho
menu includes everything
obtainable in the local mar-
kct.ln season
Special Sunday
Dinners
Quick courteous nvrvicc
LJUriinfi, mac a'kj
Registered and Grade
Jerseys
High Class Milk Tested
All T. B. Tested Fresh and
Soon to Freshen Cows Now
On Hand.
Increase your cream check
by making your dairy herd
high class.cows.
e
Willis Rounsevelle
Bums, Oregon
w W jJJs 9ftsft7 W r
fMil
! XbduAti
w. thf rausE of ra
Harry S. Stone
Chiropractor
LEVENS HOTEL
Office hour. 2 te 5 P. M.
Other hours by appointment
tll-.l . I ! ... I ..-.HI J
mmmm mmmm -'" "HM mmmmmmm wmmr- -
Best Yellow Pine Lumber
Rough and Dressed
WEIL'S YARD
At The New River Bridge
End of lane leading cast from Short's blacksmith
Shop.
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MCI llHM0 lC-
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