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The attorney geoetal ray« Sam
Garland can’ t be a «tate atoa lor
and a fiat» ctjtamíaaiootr al Iba
i tema lima aod it ia said ba will
lorego tba aommiaaiouerabip. The
U 54» a year
flab io tba water do not oaad bito
Advertising 2t» »o iota ao diacono j u badly at we poor bib will when
g s t f c . „ g l g alem
fax u s e or (pace ao charge «or co» |
R U R A L E N T E R P R IS E
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M r Piarca'a newipaper oppe*
uente are evidently obeying the
scripture injunction to Jove their
□emiev. They shed great Maiding
lean and goba of ink aa they point
out that everything he doea and
everything he doesn't do injure»
hit political proepeote.
JULY 22 21T29
E N T E R P R IS E
The Great Outdoors
W here Bread, Meat, Clothing, Health and V igorous Hum anity are Produced
philosophical
balance ;
Farmers’ Ills and
! maintain a high physical
Proposed Remedies 001 olherwi" p ° « lble ”
it
can
average
H o g g i n g D o t v n W l Items of Interest
Beans Is Favored
to Unn Rura|ists
Portland, Or.—Characterized as the
C O -O PE R A TIO N
begtaxiac at a bigger and better ef
Many Quack Nostrum« in (ort oa tha part of business men to Meeting a Hearty Reception Eight automobile loads of Linn
county paople want from Albany
Ib a Enterprise practical wbat ll
Sight In Union Is
get beht&d*the solution of agricoltoral
by Those Who Have
Wednesday to see tbe flax pulling
problems, the two-day regional con­
preaches. While it it more diffi-
Strength
Given Them Trial.
tuaebine operating on tha farm of
feree
ee
sailed
by
the
United
States
ault, because of their much greater
W illiam Riddles and tbr«a son* at
iodivldol number and diversity ol
Forty-two par cent of tha farmer» Chamber of Commerce, was cooclud
The Iowa Agricultural Experiment Monmouth, and they came hom«
feel that their flcarv lal difficult!«» are •0 here
association, Ames, lows, has soy beans enthusiastic over tha prospect, da.
product! aod iotareata, to make
The fanner of tbe past. It waa held, in small lots for trial purposes by
due to low prices of farm product^
d aring that any good wheat land
co-operation complete amoeg tba
In a wrestling match at San tha United State» Department of Agri has had to get along with very little , grower« Interested.
in this county will product a good
laruteri than among publiahera
real
assistance
from
business
inter­
culture
saya.
Seventeen
per
ceDt
at
It la a well recognized fact that soy crop of flax. Tha Riddleaea have
Francisco Friday Ira Dero of Salt
aod priot«ra, tba 77 eo-operatire Lake picked up Billy Edward» of tribute their condition to high coats foe ests The farmer of the future will beans particularly suited for one pur­ thia year's crop on 60 aoras «on.
farm labor, 10 per cent to high freight find all lines of business and industry pose such as seed production or hog­
marketing organization bow func­
Ranees City aod fluog him to tba ratea, 10 per «ent to high Interest ready to step in to the solution of ging down may not be so well adapted traded at a price that will yield
tioning among Oregon farmer» are ground with inch force aa toehake rates, 6 per cent to reckless expendi­ agricultural problems, it was predict­ to growing for hay or In com for all­ $70 an acre.
ture« during the boom period, and 4 ed.
age In that particular locality. The
In 1924 Oregon oontained 6000
evidence of the growth of the :be
building
and completely per cent to too much credit.
■pirlt which will in time aolve the
These were some of tbe methods, practice of growing toy beans In com of the 6500 acres of flax produced
disable him. That waa a Dero
Thia leaves 11 per cant among recommended by one or another of for bogging down has met a very in the United States. Aud there
worst of the fa rm in ’ ilia.
hearty reception by the majority of is o i better flax laud than some ia
nard fall.
shorn may be found those who the various speakers at the confer­
those who have given them a trial.
Whan tba praiaot publisher took
Linn county.
recogniae the real causes : Lack ence, by which farm interests will be
Pur« Beans for Seed.
Judah and Benjamin ara trying 4 agricultural sducatiou aod of
aharge of tba Enterprise it waa a
Riddles & Son» of Monmonth,
Other growers are particularly in­
tour-page paper, five column» to io regain their grip on Jerusalem »rgaoization for efficient selling.
Elimination of duplicating trade and terested In having good pure beans to who bought one of tbe Angora
Some people will be failures in agricultural survey« and availability of try for seed production purposes. The bucks at that Texaa auction for
tba page—twenty eolumna Now it and on tba 16th to the l&th of
«uy case, but a boy or girl who has Information for all.
association has a few one-bushel lota 9650, have 700 Angora», many of
next
month
tbe
other
tribes
are
contain» eight eix-column page»—
passed through O. A. C- ha» an
Closer contacts between bankers of hand-picked Manchu aoy beans, which produce fleecee 25 to 30
called
to
gather
in
Colorado
to
forty-eight calumna— and the col-
which they propose to let growers inches long, which sell for $15 a
improved chance and one who has and farmers.
umna ara longer. It containi throe diacu&a tbe grip they have on the won prize» in calf, pig or corn
Education of farmers along lines of have who want to get a atari of pure pound.
Mauchu beans to try for seed produc­
Juba ia not likely to lose money business and cost accounting.
or four ttmaa aa much reading reef of tba world.
tion. Tbe Manchu lota, either for seed
The Harrieburg cheese factory
m scrub »took or on cropa from
Steps toward greater production, or for hogging down, together with
rnattar aa it did than. The amount
ha» closed for the dry season.
better quality and standardization of bag and Inoculating material, will be
Fourtaen death» from beat in <aed poor and poorly managed.
af nawa of Halaay and near-by
1 he first girls* calf club in produet.
supplied for a fee of $3
Grain certification has been made
mony Califoroia Friday. Coma to
eommanitiat baa been doubled or
Financial aid by business and bank­
Oregon waa organized last March
Peking soy beans are a later, some­ In approximately 50 Wasco county
Oregon, ye tun-baked mortals, and
»y Mias Catharine Brown, teacher ing Interests for prizes at county fairs what ranker growing variety. They fields during the last week by E. R,
more.
live longer.
io
the Lea school, Coos county, and agricultural ebows.
stand up well, making them quite suit­ Jackman, crop specialist of Oregon
Thia ia not the remit of any in-
Rebuilding aa much aa possible the able for silage purposes. One-bushel Agricultural college, and C. W. Dalgh,
and now attending the 0 . A .C .
areaaa in baeiaei in Halaay, though
A ll recant reports from Eugene «ummer aahool. The six member» bend of Interest between residents of lots of these are available for that county agent.
tba paper ia aonatantly receiving ara eloquently ailant about that 4 tbe club ara from 10 to 14 years the city and residents of the rural sec­ purpose.
A decision was reached by the exe-i
Soy beans have also been grown for
naw aohaartptiana, for $1.60 a year oil well.
4 age and ara enthusiastic work­ tions.
hay the past few seasons. Peking soy cutlve committee of the Oregon Wool
er». Each girl own» a pure-bred
does not anywhere Dear pay the
beans lend themselves readily to that Growers' association to send two or
lalf. Plan» are being made for
In 1884 an “ evolution trial
coat of typeeetting, and aubacrip-
purpose. A few one-bushel lots of the three delegates to the conference of
Study
and
Recreation
in achievement day in August,
Peking will be supplied for thia pur­ livestock men in Salt Lake City
tiona are still being taken at 91 in oook plaoo in which Rev. Jam*-»
Combined at 0 . A. C. pose
One result of the boys’ and
Woodrow, a prolessor in the South
to those wishing to give them a August 24 and 25.
advance for a year, and will ba lor Carolina college and theological (¡rls’clube has been a considerable
Earning college credits while trial. A fee of $4 must necessarily
A disease that attacks winter wheat
another month or ao.
laminary, waa the defendant. H*- increase in the number of pure­ »Djoying camp life is the experi­ accompany the application for a bushel
has been discovered in several grain
Co-operation ia the key to the gave courses in general science as bred animal» in the state and ence of many persona this summer of Peking aoy beans. Thia covers the
consequently in the profit» of the at 0 . A. C. North Dakota, Wash- cost of the beans, bag, and Inoculation fields in Union county, and is expect­
improvement of the Katarpnaa. related to divine revelation. He
material.
ed to affect 30 per cent or more of the
waa convicted in tbe Presbyterian stockowner».
lagton, C alifornia and Oregon are
Dunfleld la Naw Variety.
Vrlsods In Halaay aod a corp» ol church aod hie license taken from
yield. It Is known as “take all” and
In 1850 68 of tach 100 person» represented at the student camp.
The Dunfleld soy bean la a new va­ has occurred in but three placet in
volunteer oorreepondenle in anr- him. Ib a decision was afterwards gainfully occupied in the United
The grove near Cauthorne hall riety of soy beans, giving much promise
reundiag eoaamunitiaa ara giving reversed and he was reitorad to State» were employed in agricul­ has been givau over to the summer as a seed producer and a profitable the United States. It has not affected
ture (if yon drop tha first syllable oarnpors. A visitor is impressed bean for hogging down In southern the Hard Federation and other spring
eplatidid co-operation in gathering tha ministry.
(Jom *• gainfully” you wil improve with the atmosphere of home life Iowa. The seed supply Is very lim­ wheats.
local nawa. Pubiiahera in Oregon
Contention that the agricultural in­
the sentence). Now the number and contentment as the women go ited, and will be gent to growers In
ca-oparata in having a page per
terests of Klamath county will be
two-pound
lots
so
long
as
the
supply
» 25 in 100, the working day is cheerfully about their home work,
weak of Oregpn and gtnaral newi Wa » A i —t
is a Combined mu:h shorter but each man cares baking a pie or mending a gar­ lasts. A fee of 50 cents should accom­ greatly benefited by the constructlo* !
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Treetm enfabch
pany the application to cover cost of of the Oregon Trunk line from Bend
edited and eat io type in Portland,
for three times as many acres as ment,
to Klantpth Falls was made by the
local and Internal, and has been success­
A modern, equipped laundry, seed, bag, Inoculation material and
once far all of them. Thia ia ful In the treatment o f Catarrh fot ovet the man of 1850 did, (and that
postage. All questions or applications Klamath irrigation district In a peti­
tyllable
ia
as
superfluous
now
as
hot
and
cold
water,
steam
tubs
ataraatypad and platee for printing forty yeers. Sold by all drugglM«.
for any of the different lots of soy tion to the Interstate commerce com­
.b en).
and electrical conveniences are beans should be sent to the Iowa Ag­
mission asking the right to Intervene
it a rt forwarded to tba Entarpriae F. ) . C H E N E Y &. C O „ T o led o , O U c
According to the above figures provided for tbe campers. Near ricultural
Experiment
association, on behalf of the northern lines la
and to other co-oparatora over the
more acres are cultivated per 100 tha camp is the 0 . A. C. dairy, Ames, Iowa.
their application for a certificate of
R E S TIG E , S k ill, coofi
atata. Than there ara four page»
□ habitant« uow than 75 years where m ilk butter and ice cream
public necessity.
ago.
And
we
all
kuow
that
the
may
be
bad.
dance
of
our
patient«
and
aat ia Chieago weakly and distrib­
Destroy Melon Louse
In what is considered one of th«
confidence in our ability as average person is more fully fea
uted in etereotypeto publiabara all
For the melon louse which Is a most Important derisions handed down
(or overfed) now than then.
small green or blackish plant louse, In the state, at least as far as the
rafractloaiita,
to g e th ri
THE MARKETS
aver tbo United State».
Than
Tbe farmers are raising more
spray with nicotine sulphate 1 to S0u
tnaluda tba aerial alary, Bunday with framea and mountings ol crops than tha country needs and
with cheap laundry soap added at the amount of money involved la concern­
Portland
eebool laiion, fairy tala, faahion national reputation, ia the magic tre underbidding each other to sell
rate of 4 pounds to 50 gallons of ed, came down when Circuit Judges
Wheat — Hard white, $1.46; soft
McMahan and Kelly of the Salem dis­
note«, kitchen binta and tnuob we use in attracting and holding hem, and selling organization white. $1.45; northern spring. $1.41; spray. The spray outfit must be pro­
vided with an angle near the tip of trict dissolved the Injunction against
among
them
is
hardly
known.
<>ur
patient».
other good reading and conatitute
hard winter. $1.4$; western white, the rod so that the spray can be made the public service commission, obtain­
** Optical goods of quality " is On the other hand producers cl $1.46; western red, $1.41.
pages 2, 3, 6 and 7 of tha Enter­
to reach the undersides of the leaves. ed by tbe Oregon-Washington Rail-»
what the farmer buys are ao tbor
Hay — Alfalfa. $18®19 ton; valley For the striped cucumber apply a road A Navigation company and other*
prise each weak. A further co­ our motto.
Highly organized that they tore»
timothy. $20® 21; eastern Oregon dust mixture of 1 pound calcium ar­ carriers of Oregon in which the com .
operative economy ia that then
bim to pay several times the cost
senate and 20 pounds gypsum or land mission was restrained from reducing ‘
timothy,
$23®24c.
I production. When accused of
pagea are printed and the sheets
plaster.
Butterfat—47c shippers' track.
rates 15 per cent on grain, grain pro
arryiug this extortion beyond
paeted together at law coat with
E ggs—Ranch. 27®30c.
ducts, potatoes, onions and straw.
legal limits they eheertully piead
Cheese—Prlc«s f. o. b. Tillamook;
up-to-date uiaahinary in
San
{u ilty , pay fines and assess cou-
Triplets. 27c; loaf. 28c per lb.
Francisco,
itimera some more to balanco fines
Cattle—Steers, medium. $7.25®8.OO.
and
court
cotta.
T h ai »kill and gtniua all over
Hogs — Medium to choice, $13 00®
City organizations hypocritically
tha United State» work together
14.26.
daim to be working for the farmer
Sheep—Lambs, medium to choice,
ta enable the Enterprise to give
in bringing settlers to Oregon by
$8 00@12.60.
Its reader» mere local and general
rundreda and thousands. Instead
they are increasing production and
nawa and mere uiiacellauaoua read­
Seattle.
thus lowering prices of what tha
ing than can ba found lu any
Wheat—Soft white. $1.47; western
Optouietris farmer must sell and the city
other weakly io tba county.
white, 91.47; hard winter, $1.48; west­
Manufacturing
Iwellar must buy. The farmer
ern red. $1.46; northern spring. $1.47; |
Aod it ia tha ooly one offered
Optician loea not resent thia.
Hia ia no
Big Bend bluestem. $1.50.
cow for 91 a year.
OREGON
A LB A N Y
log-in-the-manger
policy.
He
Hay—Alfalfa, $24; D. C , $28; tlm -!
gives tha right baud of fellowship
othy, $26; mixed bay, $24.
to the newcomer. But be is coti-
Butterfat—48c.
■idering organized marketing. In
(iives better results
Egga—Ranch. 34®39c.
'«me lines oo-operative bodies ship
Hogs—Prime. 814.26®14.65.
in bulk and only to points where
Cattle—Prime steers, $8 0008 25.
and at time« when there i» demand,
Cheese—Oregon fancy to retailers, *
and they ara making good.
29c per lb.; do standards, 26c; Wash­
Politician«, who want votes, are
ington fancy triplets. 25c.
offering quack remedies. Thev
propose cuts ia transportation
C A P IT A L A N D S U R P L U S $ 3 5 , 0 0 0
Spokans.
charges or changes in customs rates
Hags—Prime. $13 75013.85.
which might offer an occasional
C om m ercial and Savings accounts Solicited
Cattle—Prime steers, $8.00® 8.50.
farmer en* ugh net income increase
s e e
to buy an all-dav sucker for bis
In a number of Instances very In­
child, or they propose that the
jurious Insect pests have been tn a
government buy to stabilize tbe
mean sure controlled by Introduced
market, which perhaps would add parasites.
a
few
cents
to
tha
farm
price
of
s e e
•‘ P I .A T E S T H A T F I T ”
products and oertainly would pro­
The herd bnll should ran In pasture
Growns, bridge work and fillings
it wql vide a lot of job«, for which in the at least a pari of the summer. The
exercise will be a flue thing for him
pay you to gat my prices on vo'ir deutal work, end tb« farmer» must pay.
When the farmer« pull together and the succulent green grass will
Cusick bank build ng, Albany
Hay is worth just as much in storage as
and help themsalvea they will get "cool him out" and be a great relief
from the dry feed he has probably
relief.
you
might get fo r it in case of fire. T h î
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O f the cityward trend of popula been receiving for
• • •
kAmerit-ai1
Insurance company
lion Monday’« Portland Journal
Cultivation of corn and other row
I " "I ha.v y o u 85% <*t th<- * ash value in vase
aaya
crops. In excess ef that required to
“ There ia something else that control weeds and keep the surface
of loss by fire.
American farm« do betide» produce soil In a granular condition. Is not
may communicate with Knatgn Lae of tha Salvation Army at tha
food. They produce men. They necessary or advisable. Deep culti­
White Shield Houie, SuS Mayfair avenue. Portland, Oregon.
are the recruiting statioue for the vation prunes the roots of com plants
induatries ami the profession» th e and may decrease the yield, especial­
country, with a dominant farm ly If deep cultivation Is practiced late
life, can maiutain a moral and in the season.
H a ll’s C a ta r r h
P
E. C. Meade,
H. Albro,
WHEAT,
CORN,
OATS and W hole or «Ground
BARLEY
FISHER’S EGG PRODUCER
HALSEY STATE BANK
Halsey, Oregon
Dr. C. FICQ , Dentist
O. W . F R U M
A m e ric a n E a g le
Fire Insurance Co.
Any Girl in Trouble
C. P. STAFFORD, Agent
wisest girls keep out of trouble