HOM
KLRAL ENTERPRISE
A* IrxtopMdaBt—Net neu tral—ne»«
SPLITTIN G
HAIRS
The Great Outdoors
“ To whom does y our child
belong, to you or th e s ta te ? ”
D uring the cam paign fo r the
late lam ented O regon school
*1 a year in advance
was
Arrearages 12%c a montq law th e above question
W here Dread. Meat. Clothing, Health and Vigorous H um anity are Produced
A dverfleing, 20c an inch ; no dfscoun often propounded by its oppo
lo r tim e or apace ; no charge for com nents.
poet Mon or c laugcs.
As f a r its we recollect it W h y the Big Grain
another m onth the sales would ! cars of broccoli from 4000
Ui -Paid-for Para<rapba." 6c a 11 b «.
acres
was generally ad m itted th a t
have amounted to $40,000 or this year.
a4v«rtia»n< disguised >a oawa.
Certified Potatoes
the sta te has a u th o rity to de
•50,000
a
day,
and
in
another
few
Co-op.
cide upon a course of studv i
_ ____ Collapsed weens the preferred stock would ! Seven cruisers, headed by B. J
A re Profitabl
X REGRETTABLE FAILURE of which every norm al child re - as t. a*
have been a ll marketed [and funds Briggs, are surveying timber land in
is entitled to the benefit but
ts Marketing was Sound provided in tim e to meet the b ig ; the
Crabtree .«rti««
t i - « county
____
the Crabtree
eection - of r Ltnn
The failure of the Chicao Grain the court of last resort, when
but It Blundered in loan].
In the Interest of the Weyerhaeuser Grange Growth Greates
In Nebraska Nelson B . Updyke, company, It Is eald. There le consid
this legal
- Raising
- -
M arketing association was a m is »equired to sp lit
Capital
in Oregon... Weights
a big g ra in dealer, had been h am erable speculation as to the signifi
hair,
decided
th
a
t
it
is
option
fortune to the farmers of Arrerioa.
mering
the
co-operative
movement
al with th e p a re n t to choose
cance of the
and Measures
(F a rm Journal)
I t had hshdled wheat at the rat«
through hie paper, the Omaha
betw een instructors provided
Econom ically, the G rain M a r Bee, the most in flu e n tia l re p u b li
of 400,000,000 m illio n bushels i oy the sta te and those whom
More money was
spent
in
(State M a rke t Agent Spence)
year, had held the m arket more said p arents or som ebody else keting company was sound. From can newspaper in the state. M r. m in in g on the Comstock lode, in
F o r the th ird consecutive v.»
a s trio tly business standpoint it Updyke bought grain through his N evada, than a ll the m etal taken
steady than i t had ever been, and provides.
Oregon leads a ll states in , L
p«per, pttblished eveiy Weduetday,
»» wae. a. »M inuta
«.
d o ie M
S
s
*
I « » “
i l o f S J ",
own string of local elevators and out was w orth. Mince the begin
made actual profits of s m illio n am
sold in the te rm ina i) m arkets at a flin g of the o il in d u s try in 1859 organization of g ra n g e s -2 8 d n riD,
a h alf in e ig h t months fo r its aul
n relation to th e profit o f something lik e 11 500 profit in m any instances a twelve b illio n dollars have been the year. The to ta l number 0
at
th
e
beainn?nby
)
,?®.ques.
t
ion
P
°
°
.
wh'ch would h iv e been t u r n ’d
farm er stockholders, but the old
spent in d r illin g well«, w n ile o nly
1»
n ,'ig o f th is a r tic le . I back to the farm er-etoekholders at> speculative p ro fit— on tbe transac
llew granges io the U nited State.
tion.
I
f
tbe
farm
ers
sold
through
gam bling board of trade trium phs'
seven and u -b alf b illio n d o lia rs ’ " M
In A lb a n y re c e n tly th e ques- dividends. The m erging of four
147. R ig h t new Ponioni
w
orth
of
o
il
have
been
brought
to
their
own
company
these
profits
when the oonspany was unable t<
none w ere: “ M ay the pareni | la r8« 8 ° 'D(? concerns effected im would be returned to them in the tbe surfs« e. D u rin g the last few granges were organized, 4 {„
■ell enough stock q u ic k ly enougi
give th e child tobacco which | ' portant
sav‘.B8!? MW
han
dling . The
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MMSSIIg.
X Lie form of patronage dividends.
years d ry holes have cost operators Oregon. There are about 26C
to meet its deferred in itia l oblige- the sta te has forbidden it to com bining of th e ir fa c ilitie s gave
an average of about »90,000,000 a granges in the state.
tions.
year. I f farm labor were as w ell
n a v e ? ” and “ M ay th e child be the merger the greatest s trin g of
U uder the seed ce rtifica tio n law
THE MARKETS
Im m e d ia te ly after its collapse a <ent to c a rry tobacco to others export and te rm in a l elevators in
paid as m iners aod w ell d rille rs
Oregon is ju m p in g to the front as
the
w
orld,
w
ith
branch
offices
in
the crops would cost u n to ld b ill-
seat in the board sold fo r the despite a sta te b a n ? ”
a seed potato state and many
Portland
tons more than they bring.
The p arties paid fines in every consuming ceuntry.
highest price on record. Why?
Physically, euoh a rem arkable
Wheat—Big Bend bluestem, *1.66
farmers are raising inspected stock
these
instances
and
did
not
W h ile M r. Hoover is threaten
Because the old gam bling could I k
.
- - .o rg an izatio n could n ot but suo- hard white, »1.64; eoft white,
to be certified by O. A. C.
-a rry th e cases to h ig h e t jceed. I t was equipped to handle western white, »1.47; hard winter *1.48
an« in g , and Uncle Sam ia preparing,
resumed and the farmers forced t> eourts.
Nebraska h»s a law , practically
northern spring. ,1.46; western red to get out of the s o u l-to rtu rin g
I n P o I í / aw '
al
i a tremendous volume of business
contribute fortunes. The story <> ' m
o th p /
i a - t h e Otu e r d a y r nd actuallf did bandle more tha¿ *1.45.
clutches o f the B ritis h rubber tru st the same as O regon’s, for certified
the corporation is summarize!
h iiri b, Inn
tb a t b e r f b s lf of tbe caph grain transactions
Hay — Alfalfa, ,1 8 0 1 9 ton; vallej by ra isin g our ewn, the same «eed potatoes, b u t in addition it
elsewhere on this page.
«•(••iuS.t “ hRhd } ° h e r ’ k i , k d R H Chicago, doing a 200.006,000
timothy, »18020; eastern Oregoi remedy fo r a Japanese m onopoly las a union of seed growers under
I t w ill probably be long befote iccause “ it had
never been bushel business d u rin g its brief timothy, *210 22.
is proposed by the druggists, thus: rig id regulations. In a recent
ii?bt.
The sta te has put her I life. It sold a vast e xp o rt tonnage
The o il of m entua aryeusis, or dem onstration one grower planted
Butterfat—55c shippers’ track.
another effort on such a scale tc
Japanese
pepperm int, contains certified seed th a t yielded 257
•i an insane asylum
Eggs—Ranch.
41®50c.
in
com
petition
w
ith
the
entire
throw off the yoke. M r. Jardin.
A t L ittleton, CoL, a Dr. grain trade of the co uu try, whioh
n V
U' *•
1
,
Cheese—Prices f. o. b. Tillamook from 70 to 80 per cent o f m enthol,
and his successors w ill once in i blazer put his 23-year-old had a sta bilizing influence o h grain Triplets, 31c; loaf, 32c per lb.
and sometimes 90 per cent, and w hile the same va riety of unoerti.
w hile chide the robbers in a sever« la u g h te r to d eath and his at- prices everywhere.
Cattle—Steers, medium, »6.7508.15 the m arket price of th is Japanese bed seed, as sold in the local
A d m itte d ly , the farm ers must
Hogs—Medium to choice, *1150fi m enthol has ranged from $12 to m arkets, produced 191 bushels.
tone of voioe. Government de
orney, while claim ing th at
$20 a pound in the last two or A fte r the two field and one bin
»12.25.
'
m
arket
th
e
ir
grain
in
large
volume
jJazer
is
insane,
also
with
an
leotives w ill
win laurels (am
Sheep—Lambs, medium to choice three years. The wholesale price inspection have been made samples
PP^reBfly stra ig h t face up if ihey are to exert any influence
shekels, paid by the taxpayers)
in New Y o rk last w in te r was »18 are sent to Louisana to be grown
holds the doctor’s claim th at ui world markets. They must get *12.00013.00.
w orking up “ perfectly good” case-
to 18 25 a pound. The price usee iu tbe warm clim ate, where dis-
he girl h ad no soul and th ere together. I t i? essential th a t they
against the oil and coal trusts i f
to be from »2 to $6 a pound, b u t ease, if any, w ill q u ic k ly develop.
proper vehicle. The
S eattle.
ore the law s ag ain st rmu-ifX I n iave ? ,‘ the
be . P.roPer
‘ |G r ,ln M aiketingoom pany supplied
the country and the cement an« lid not apply.
Wheat—Soft white. »1.49; wester» the Japanese have a m onopoly on I t it does develop the grower is
tobacco trusts of this coast and
It is probabe th a t th e cnnr+u I * i Veblc,e'. -but they wer® not white, *1.48; western red. *1.45 th is k in d o f m enthol, to have run notified not to longer use the seed
W
'? dr,V0 “ • A g ric u ltu ra l northern spring, *1.46; Big Bend blue the price up. The cost of p rtd u c - but to get new seed ; otherwise be
the lik e , and, as heretofore, th< Mil dodge th e h a ir X i
’ 1
hair-splitting
n<dirics threw «and in to the hear stem, *1.56.
non in th is co u n try should not be w ill bo expelled from the associa
problem
h
ere
raised
and
in’
pub lio prosecutor (also paid b j
sed. a nd i n . d a
Hay—Alfalfa. *23; D. C„ ,28; tim over »1 to »2 a pound. Roots of tion. T h is costs money, but it
div' dinK “ between
*b* taxpayers) w ill fa il to convict. ould .nd
othy, »26; mixed hay. *24.
m entha arveusis can be obtained returns money.
Dangerous to Toll the Truth
oul and sp irit and betw een
More than fitly years ago tbi
from tbe departm ent of a g ric u ltu re
W ith the potato crop of the
Butter—Creamery, 50054c.
he joints and m arrow ,” send
W a sh in gton .”
The plan no sooner was an
Eggs—Select ranch. 5 6 0 58c.
present editor of the Enterprise
co u n try nearly harvested,
tbe
l a han«Se
.au y,Um and wash nocnctd than tbe board of trade
yield m ay now be judged quite
Hogs—Prime, *12.00012.50.
was a p rin te r in the office of an
sJ i ands o i. th e question.
closely, and the last estimate is 75
Cattle—Prime steers, *7.7508.25.
•re7 its lines of battle and massed
agricu ltu ra l paper whose editorial
1 he insanity theory has sav- »11 its forces for a show-down fig ht.
Cheese—Oregon fancy, 28c; Oregoi farm group is dissolved pr ecent o f n orm a l. Prices are
page carried the slogan : “ The
1 m any a red -h an d ed mur-
steadily advancing.
May 4 George M srcy released a standards 25c; Washington triplet
C h airm an Advises Coolidge Purposes
tim e is coming, and not far distant
ere r from the gallow s. The sensational statement covering the 28c.
W heat shipm ents to Portland
H ave Been Achieved.
when those who do the work ol
'e rm in a ls are the lowest fo r many
om m ercialized “e x p e rt” busi gyrations of wheat last w inte r and
Washington, D. C.—The president’* years. Farmers appear to
Spokane.
be
-pnng. He opeuly charged th a t
the world w ill rule in council anti
"p
agricultural conference has been de h oldin g fo r better prices.
Hogs—Prime mixed. »11.75012.00.
huge accum ulations of specu-
r various alleged
divide unto themselves the fr u it «f tames of fo
insanity and f i n e S i A ' otb , and the m isleading state-
finitely dissolved. The department oi
One of the most active and
Cattle—Prim« steers, »7.50 0 8.00.
th eir t o il. ’ ’ In some occupation«
agriculture said President Coolldg« efficient departm ents of the state
a '.e be?n draw n betw een the tneiits issued to the p ub lic, were
th a t division is now in effect, hut
had acted on the recommendation ol is the sealer of weight« and meas
ifferent varieties of this con responsible fo r the gmash in wheat
Robert D. Carey of Wyoming, chair ures, now under the state m arket
not in agriculture.
prices
in
M
arch
o
f
thia
year
and
en.ent alleged affliction. If
man of the conference.
agent. D u rin g the three m onihr
o w ,.th e courts require the consequent loss of m illio n s of
The conference was no longe» covered by tbe repart ju s t filed
'••osecutor to prove “ beyond a dollars to Am erican farm ers and
So successful was the state fair at
T H E W IN T E R STY LE S
,’rohable d o u b t” th a t the m ur the public, to the benefit of spec Salem this year that there is a cash necessary, Carey told the president 3832 scales were inspected, sealed,
because most of Its recommendation« adjusted or condemned ; 7270
le r e rs victim had a soul we ulators.
balance of »24.989.
had been put Into effect and -a satis weights iuspeeted and 7 con-
Fashions Yor the w inter of 1925
Mr. M arcy was called on the
>erc.eve a wide
lo o p h d e carpet by a special com m ittee and
To date 1495 carloads of pears and factory solution of farm problems" ap d mned ; 3022 liq u id measures
26 are more interesting and el
l a v » ? Whlch our industrious
374 cars of apples have been shipped peared In prospect.
inspected and 26 condemned ; 594
severely questioned. In effect he
tractive than ever, according t< •layers m ay escape the n ar
to eastern market by Medford packing
The recommendation of the confer ga-oline pumps inspected and 10
'c u la r loop th a t ought t 0P'be *as told th a t he had better not bouses.
inform ation from the style eeiiters
make another such statem ent i f he
ence. dealing with cooperative mar put out o f business ; and there
daced about th e ir necks
I f yog would learn more abuu
Teeta of sugar beets grown by 17 ketlng, which has not been acted upor were about «5 other inspections.
valued bis seat ou the board of
Marlon county farmers have proved by congress, has been taken up bj If a woed dealer g ’ vea short
them in detail read Ju lia Bottom
I trade.
Since th e league of nations
so satisfactory that the chambers of Secretary Jardine with leaders in th< measure a request to the depart,
ley's fashion departm ent in ever)
A
few
weeks
later
Em
anuel
X ’ S
' ed t h a t - *’ith o u ? a Sim
Rosenbaum came out w ith a state, commerce at Salem and Portland are movement, and they have assured hin ment w:JI b ring a deputy to tbe
issue o f the R ural Enterprise.
ban Lnv1*’ h 'S m ° re P ^ e r f u l ment s till more drastic, charging much interested In the pos.lblllty of of their assistance in efforts to im place in q u ic k tim e ; if a pou ltry
Those who have followed this
m? isnl
\ e r or« a nization, «hat now. under his very eyes, establishing refineries In that section prove conditions and In supportint buyer uses fa u lty scales tbe de-
department in the past have com. mi solationists are not using m anipulators were endeavoricc to
ship 2000 legislation.
p iT tm e u t w ill be hot after him on
be term “ Wilson leag u e” as comer the m arket on M ay rye and
to recognize In M rs. B ottom lej
request. E v e r y t h i n g
under
wei^hia and measures w ill be
a style a u th o rity and w riter on r q ue ntly as they did whs,, they corn.
Where M a rcy’s statement bad
inviStigated free o l charge.
modes whose advice can be de iim « 8 '» ? po,aible t0 cloud tb?
S T u e V i ’ fu? .hOr by
made a aensation, Rosenbaum’s
pended upon. N ot o nly js ,h ,
caused a veritable earthquake. M r
Fancy Oregon pears b ring $5 20
competent
from
her constant
Rosenbaum came very near to
a box at auction ia New Y o rk.
For
best
results
use
osing hie seat over Ibe episode
oontacts w ith these stylee ente»
His tr ia l was set fo r J u ly 15, but
but she also possesses th a t knaok
S15 0 0 n n n n
/ unners lost was dropped when it became
abandoned
of choosing in advance ju s t tboei H o ,000,000 and
things which she in s tin c tiv u ly
•nm low , o ff th e New Yor u io w n th a t the G ra in M arketing
.
J l
W in abaPe and colors made to blen
md New E ngland coast, in the company was about to dissolve.
knows w ill become popular.
In any am ount, from one gallon
a barrel
eallon t to
o a
l.ir w .i
.« J
not to blemish
aat
year.
They
began
to
get
Cause of the Collapse
tu rn to her departm ent in to
heir money back in Florida
Style
Beauty
Com fort
d a y ’s Enterprise. Aod remember,
Am erican a g ricu ltu re suffered a
m t now U n d e Sam has hit
Satisfaction and
Ihe R ig h t Pri
• 11 tbe m aterials she describes can them hard th ere and they are severe relapse when G ray Silver
president of the G ra in M arketing
be purchased from Halsey mer- osing more coin.
Gives
results
company, announced on July 8
obants and advertisers in thee«
' hat the pretentious plan of grain
columns.
Because A1 Sm ith and whis m arketing would fo rth w ith
ky won in New Je rse y and dissolved. The plan involved
The Oregon Voter believes th a t
New York th e y dream of re o u trig h t sale of a ll the phveioal
ths common people of Oregou are
pealing prohibition. D ream of properties of the Rosenbaum G rain
satisfied w ith the wide-opeo nom- it is ns n e a r to it as th ey will ■ompany, Rosenbaum Brothers.
A rm o u r
G rain
company
and
Inating p rim a ry , but i t woUtd O'» la
l)a v is -N o la n d -M e rril| company of
remove the reetrictions on ex
Kansas C ity to an organization of
T L H s i n g & TLSSING
penditures for p u b lic ity by osudj
farmers.
fistes. Ths financial department
lawyers
Tbe contract involved a pries
o f the Enteipriee holde no prejn
determ ined by Appraisal, and W.
Halsey and Rrownavllle
Optometri
ett Lanck of W ashington, one of
dios «gainst such expenditures,
_ _ _ _____ Oregon
the
best-known
economists
in
the
M* nuf’ ctn¿ x
b ut the e d ito ria l departm ent it of
co un try, set the value at *17 382 -
A LB A N Y
the opinion th a t in three days,
OREGOÍ
DELBER T STARR
088.
’
when everybody reads the newspa- 11 uneral Directsr and Licensed
I he vendor* advanced $4,000,-
000 ou which to operate for the
Embalmer
pers, enough p u b lic ity is g,yr n
first year. The crow ning error
B
ro
w
n
sville
,
Oregon
Hay is worth ju st as much in storave as
by them to every w orth-w hile
me e a rly ia June, when the
tsIlO
.
P.
S
t
a
p
p
o
b
b
,
Halsey,
candidate, and is surely as fa ir
you nught get for it in c a « o f
tocal and Internal, and has been «uccea
h itte r opposition o f the Illin o s
or D b l b b b t S t a b a R rew n tv ille
and im p a rtia l as paid propaganda
f
,h e
* * ov<
|z \m e r it an Ertale Lire Insurance comnan ■
A g ric u ltu ra l association pracipi-
forty years. Sold by «11 d r u a liti.
would be.
lated an agreement th a t the G rain
M l pay V«m 85% of the cash va| ue in
F- I. CHENEY &. C O , Toledo, Obi
Marketing company would stop
Colonel M itc h s lfa smug perse-
W R IG H T & C O .
"of loss by fire.
case
w ilin g its stock io Illin o is u n til
Funeral Directors
tu to r s adm it th a t no im pair
hearings before the
commerce
m ent of discipline has resulte«!
commission were completed.
" . L. W rig h t, H arrisburg
,f ro ™ Í ' 8 s l,c ak in g the tru th ,
Stock was beiug sold a t the rate
Mr®. S. C. B ram w ell, H aitey
b ut thby w an t him to stop it.
of about 10.000 a y a y when the
Laundrv w o t Tuesdays
Illia o is agreement wet made. In
Agency H u b Cleaning Works
Farm Paragraphs
An-Fo Sheen Din $The Prince,on Fran
FISHER’S EGG PRODUCER
A m e ric a n E a g le
F ire Insurance Co.
C. P. STAFFORD, Agent
E. C. Meade, o
H . Albro,
H a ll's C a ta r r l
M edicine
Modern
Barber Shoi
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