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An
Ia 2 v p « e d « n l—Not e s u l i s i —s e w *
paper. published sv eiy W eduesday,
bufi tu and Hi»
Reindeer in Portland
11*2«
The Great Outdoors
The Portland Journal mam I
tains an organization of young
people — the Journal Juniors
fi i» year in addante
W here Bread. Meat Clothing. Health and Vigorous Humanity are Produced
I — and pulls off stunts and en-1
A u s a r a g ri. IZ /^ c a lituoI<1
et I iiiin ie n
in te r -
- —
A d v e rtis in g , 2l-< an m eli ; no diacoun these future citizens.
Like the
for lim e u t space . no cb argc io r coni
Can Save Our
boy
Scout
this
lead
upw
ard. J
C a n O a C lS
nuaitiou or caaugys
instead
of
dow
nw
ard,
tow
ards
aa " P a ia -(u t P a ra s i apha.” 6c a Una
W heat C ro p of 1925 S how s
Own Nitrogen
« • a d v e rtis in g dlsguued sa s a n a
good citizenship and aw ay
of Strawberries
irom profligacy and crime.
L o w est A v e ra g e S ince 1904
The p ap er run- for the Young!
R j( W , | | C a r r y
linn farms o . k .
A Problem of the Ages is
people a Journal Junior de-
L,
,
4 ,, v
Yielding te Modern
Fresh Flavor All Year
A t I.o Angela», where people live p artm ent.’’
Research
Its* most spectacular stroke
to
Esternerà
1925
WHEAT
PRICES
AMD
RECEIPTS
on the glorious climate, they must
this w inter w^s th e introduc­
PRICE. PER¡VEEMY TREMO OF CASH WHEAT PRICES ANO RECEfRTt TOTAL
have milk with it. Henry Ford’:, tion and m aintenance for sev­
Nitrogen bas always been the
(P o rtla n d Oregonian.)
0USHEL J*# TriBHARApS MÎT ¿M*:J0t ; AUG ¡WpCTtMÔVIBtE}
synthetic fluid has not yet gome m l) eral weeks before C hristina
moet
expensive ingredient
in
One of the largest ice cream
the market, ao they keep cow ;. The . of a Santa Claus, with sleigh
Artificial fertilisers.
Though it
companies in the country, with
don’t raise calves, because paalurag; draw n by four reindeer, Ttieau
constitutes
four-fifths
of
the
paraded the streets of P o rt­ headquarters on the A tla n tic coast,
is too scarce. To keep up the »loci',
atmosphere
in
which
we
live,
we
land, visited the parks an.d has placed a contract for 12,<AM)
of milk producers they buy 2000
koew uo economical way to m ik e
public places, and the anim als, barrels of Oregon ami W ashington
mont...
it available as plant food. In the
which were very tam e, were frozen strawberries,-to be shipped
A couple of carloads of Linn cour
last h alf century it had becotnu
seen and petted by thousands across the conliueot from the pack
anowa that certain bacteria, if
T h i s contract involve.-
ty Jeraeys went there recently, for ,ol youngsters who are ready of 1920
present on the roots of certain
they want the best. Importing the.' to testify th a t “th e re is a S a n ta ten ears.of aliawbetties represent­
, legumes, wouiu capture nitrogen
ing a value of 075,000, according
C
la
u
s/’
for
they
have
seen
cows and the most of the fee 1
from air which entered the to il and
slim and his reindeer and to Gordon C Corbaley of Seattle,
therefor, milk coals more than her- sleigh.
surrender it for use by their host
who has just completed soother
plant
M an y a farm er, by taking
Probably they also buy a good deal
On one occasion the outfit swiug of the country in the interest
advantage
of this fact, has b uilt
o
f
northwest
food
products.
of canned milk down there, too. We visited* the eLate capital and
up productiveness on his land by
These will be provided by the
don’t know how many nor what va­ created
enthusiasm
th e re
berry growers ol Puget sound sod
! raisiug frequent crops of clover,
mong the little folks.
rieties of vitainiues there are in can
the W illam ette valley in Juue,
-jeans, vetch, peas or other legume
For
some
tim
e
before
S
anta
ned milk, for vitamines go unbrand
The fru it w ill be picked fret!
If his soil lacked the bacteria
m ade his ap p earan ce daily f.otn the field, all stems and other
required by the parti- ular legume
ed and we cannot round them up and
telegram s were published from
be grew be could get a culture
count them, but we do know that an envoy who had been dis­ foreign matter removed, and then
it w ill b-placed in new, paraffined,
, from his agricultural college or the
flesh milk is necessary for the best patched to the north pole to fir barrels. As each 20 pounds of
federal departm ent. Or be could
engage his services.
growth of children.
t-erries goes into the ba ire I it w ill
send his money to some advertis­
The anim als which partici tie covered with 10 pounds of gran­
Hurrah for the vitamines!
ilu r
ing concern and probably get
pated jn this dem onstration ulated sugar. When completed
bilked.
rah for the good, fresh milk! Hur­
have their hom e
betw een the barrel will contain 50 gallons,
For a long time n itrate of soda
rah for the cowl Hurrah fur our Christm ases on a farm
in or approxim ately 300 pounds, ol
from n a tu ra l deposits in C hili has
glean pastures and golden
gram A laska
rlrawberues ami IN ) pounds of
been the chief resource for com­
It is safe to say the Jo u rn al sugar. The latter is dissolved by
fields and milk prpducing vegetables!
mercial nitrogen for the fa rm . Of
-ate steel mills, coking plants and
Hurrah for the Lum county farm did not lose any s u b s c rib e s ibe juice of the berries, form ing a
heavy sirup th at pieserves Iht
or
popularity
by
the
enterprise
gas
companies have been producing
l»wmg t- ttniaverahie weetùer reoditnemj ta«; wuner wnicT,
and U n life-sustaining products!
S r Vos. «s. M'MiMtL««
S C A T T K K O U N S H O TS
Stanfield 1» for Longworth and
McNary an the next republican nu
t\ynal ticket
That would not be i
bad one, but who is for Stanfield on
any ticket?
it Lakes three years for aufoino
biles to kill un many Americana' a
lost their lives in tin* worltj war, bu
they are speeding up and may yet
accomplish the feat .hi a year.
If you want to raise a part of
those 80,000 barrels of strawberrie
for barreling this year, see .Htenfigi»
Hlos at Albany, plant the \- m e tic .
the harralers want, anil plant then
as early as possible. The earh
they are planted now th e.b etter wil
bo.this year’s yield.
An article on this page fioui ti-
Oregonian tells how our slrawberr;
bairelers convert 800 pounds of elea
berries and 150 pdunds of sugm
into 460 pounds of sweetonod fruit
with the full strawberry flavor, for
use at any tim e of year, Which com
mauds 20c a pound at wholesale Of"
course the labor of barreling, the np
paratua and the cold storage cos-
money, but the consuming public is
evidently willing to pay the "-'s’
T_J
‘ -ad*
W'e expect to see the <l«in«xrat.-.
.run W alter M 1‘iaice for another
term as governor
He has baeu
blamed for every evil that did o-
did not come Io the state during
llif term except (be piesent sum J.
poa epidemic, and perhaps lor
that.
W hat this cost the Journal w-
Jo not know, We understand iorn
astern papers have spent as mucl
is »100,000 on a n u jila r stunt
Eftoots o f Tobacco
(John Joseph Gaines, M
D .)
Cauoer, one of lb»- most dreaded
-unlit on», may In- aroused inti
ic tiv fty by etoesaive smoking
jiqar ^ (.th e H-jijiiiCli is aggravated
f not caused b t excessive Offs w ing;
if g fi blood pressure, paralysis,
'--rniiijable iti««.-ases of the heart,
.uilsisil nerves even insanity— an
flan attributed to tin w.les of my
ady Nicotine
Chewing tobacco drains
tin
.jliv a ry glands,
causes ‘ ‘ acic
indigestion’* and invites nlceratnn
if the stomach.
If you have sum
rfomach q uit chewing
The salivn
-4 a valuable corrective of a c id ity ’
tjid should not he wasted
bmok
lug poisons (he olfactory, cardisi
n d iesp ir,ito rr nerve.-
N icolim ,
.- u subt'e ding and will enter tb<
,y statu from any point of contact
A wet tobacco leaf, laid on th<
•urface of the body, exerts a pro­
found effect upon
the tier »►
obnealh. Some of our
uesfn
niitmeiils contain oil o f tohac- i
slid their use must be praclvcet
a 11li great caution.
Growth in our young people ii
iiitvrf-icd with and m en tality i
dulled very perceptibly ill youth
ml ciguret smokers. 'I he mat
ho does nut use tuhaceo in any
foi m is easier to relieve of ho
illness lhau the addict ; Ids aysleu
is clea n er, |u*> nervous svsleiu m in t
stabile, and he responds to treat
meiit more prom ptly. Any sort
( drug addiction cannot lie to-
strongly condemned, “ n oderat-
udulgi-uce
in any
aeducltvi
lung is so imponslble
H a ll's C a ta r r h
Medicine
In
olid and w ooly” days' lid your wpem ot Catarrh or D rain«
caussd by CacArrh.
tu a n t
town was kept '’ wide
A»
A*» —v- SC > mv >
opan ” in the interest of su.<«l|ed F. J. C H h N IY «1 CO.. Toiedc, Oh».
financial prosperity. Now ye pr-
waked to pledge fifteen years of
wide openness to tiie class of tax
Funeral Oirectar and Lkenaed
ahirking crooks that has caused
Embnlmar
such a stench in Florida that that
L A D Y A S S IS T A N T
•ta le is attempting a clean-up
Blownsville, Oregon
-D E L B E R T S T A R R
T h e ir are more candidates for
siominatiou as state school stipef-
intendent than aver before. One
of the latest is M 's Emma tirykpt
of Hdiahoro, for over four te a r-
county superintendent, president
of the alats aaaociatiun of county
school superintendents and maut
years a teacher. W hy not s
womsu as state superintendent
when moet of the teecheis are
women? M '». H rrg u t is 42 and
has a husband and four children
thiee to collage and oue io high
school.
W R IG H T & C O
Funeral Dàrectvra
M I W r-gbt, Harrisburg
Mrs.' J. f
R-am welf, Halsey
A
Modern
Barber Shop
Laandnr sent 1 wasda. -
\g e u. j llabCtean-H* Work-
ABE S PLACE
flavor and odor of the strawberry
Im m ediately after the barreling
the berries w ill be placed in cold
storage at a temperature just below
freezing.
Ibis purchase of slrawberrh s i-
an evidence of a large in d n itn
that bus developed in Oregon and
Washington in the last livo years
The production of barreled straw
berries in the two stales duiiog tin
coming year w ill probably exceed
80,000 barrels.
Alm ost as gieat a q uantity of
red aud black raspberries will L-
barreled for the same trade. A ‘ -<
several thousand Larrels of lig m
btrt-ie-, black beniey, sour chen es
md other fruits used in maiiufar -
l u r i n g . ______
it in the form of ammonia liquor
derived from by pruduats. A ll
enterprises are now likely to
put out of business by an
improved method of capturing the
nitrogen of the air. The following
w from an Associated Press letter
from Indianapolis winch we find
_ . 1 . ■>..
1»
° » * ugene
egis ei .
A “ uou“ c,,,“ u4’t h> the Gltixenx
“f
Wurth ui ttDiDiunia.uis-
tillin g apparatus and its replace.
meat w ith a 0250,(NX) am m onia
sulphate p la n t brought from Clar-
{en ce K irk , p resid en t, the story :
"‘ F ifteen y ars ago German
-dentists perfected tne
Hatter
process of fixing nitrogen.
M a n ’s
supply of nitrogen before that was
confined to n atu ral bads of sodium
and potassium
n itrate
found
almost exclusively in Chile.
“ The war torued Gurmany and
other nations to speed up their
work of fixing nitrogen.'
Tuun
camo the problem of a paacs-Ume
use fur the product of costly
equipment and it was discovered
that it could not only he mads into
a purer soim onia than the steel
and gas companies were m aking as
a by-product, but could be made
much moie cheaply.”
cause-1 a large ahaudoonteDt of winler sHstat arreage due u the wtater Mllllng
o f ne a rly ten million acre «r
„ 22b» per cen: w,
„ are» ewwc t® wbea! . the
a» tue
> < M only — rMT.Mti baskets w> n a m r ~ l te
exeepnoi
thw ia tke
heaviest abamh
m
a m aw r-rw c Tlse bua harvest averax«V
.*b b tbe loweet aveswae etuev 1MM Spring
romietag at ftrst. nAao taer beavUy thrattgfc tnjnry
per .-re wn. « r «own «0
ouxtww which t. fcS
bushel» below rhe W24 aver^x»-
fro® IStH s»na nssderate Fro® ■MOtkOQO to
660,000.001* busiiels a n
foe de®®tic «a®m®ptia& Experts up to the
en<l o f becember were nearly •*.»A«.--XA? , - e
a -" ti; remaining ex,mrtable
‘
i' ' t! 1
toi
o)mL.us*i, production total«! 193,-
maxing r tne smahe*' wheat crop since 1017
b‘ ‘ vi -- o f p
; .« • ,
proportn® to population, the smallest wheat
v eeew fs hebe'
“
w
*
as low as 0*.
- ♦>
Apel.
a world shortage wheat prices early In 1925 reached
•’
v - ,e r I: o—-am-- evident that toe apparent
tn- marxe: declined rapidly anil went
igricultu -
from" annuel certaio de- • Ta*‘a*>ie tor hand work that laborers
in this country refuse to do.
A >.)'K*.-***4,44-i "American stabilising
Portland
structioo.”
W )ieat"B lg Bend bluestem. bar
Hearings. Ijegur. nominally on a bill commission" would be created to pur
white, soft white and western whit. by Representative Box democrat. chase all farmers' surplus crops at a
01-68; Hard winter, northern spring Texas to bring the nations of this price fixed "before the planting sea
01.6»; weaieru red. >1.57.
hemisphere under quota restrictions | son" under terms of a bill lntrodue
May—A lia»*. »¡¡0fei»V 60 ton; valley brought oui not only opposition to this ed in the senate by Senator Norbeck.
tlinothy, >l#eil9.60; eastern Oregon and other similar proposed measures ! republican of South Dakota The sec
timothy. >22fr22.50
lust request*- from farmers for removal r,,tane» of agriculture, commerce and
->f many restrictions now in effect
I kthor would organise the proposed cor-
Hutlertat -42c shippers’ track
Eggs -Ranch. 28629c.
The beet sugar industry in parti- Purotiep
Cheese -Prices f. o b. Tillamook
cular faces extinction, witnesses said,
■ -
1 1 ■ «
Triplets. 31c; loaf. 32c per lb.
unless cheat) -miraci labor is made
“ N- w F ru it keeper’ ’ next Week.
Cattle- -Steers, good >8.5409.00
Hogs -JStedluw to choice. >12 jnfc
013.54?.
Hheep—Lambs, medium to choice
013014
THE MARKETS
Seattle
Wheat -Soft white. >1.85; wester*
Mie. >).64Vs; hard winter, nortberi
spring, >l.S0; western red. >1.59; Bi*
Bead bluestem. >1.83^
Hay—Alfalfa. >26; D. C., 088; tlm
othy. >20; mixed hay. >28.
Butter -Creamery, 43@48r
Rggs -Ranch. 33<,'35-
Hogs -Prime >13.60014.00
tattler Prime steers, tt-.sup
Cheeeo -Uregon fancy. 38c; Drego:>
standards 26c; Washington triple-,
23c.
gpokans
Hogs Prim. Mixed. 813.160D 26
Cattfr ->7.7608.26
f
f
j!
Buy SHEEP
S. Crippen, Hulsey
In q u ire at Bnterprige oft ce
Attractive prices are given on half-ton
lots or more of
IN T H B CIRCUIT COUR l of theSt«,.
of Oregon in and for the
County o' Linn
j' KERRS OR FISHER'S EGG PRODUCER
J
i»s
Molasses in barrel lots.
X
X
s O. w . FR U M |
Thrashing the
Sam e O ld Straw
Washington I* C A bill was in-,,
duced In the house by Representative
Heck.-ropMtUe.ti, Wisconsin tn provld.
for iii.<«rp.»rut*tg a l olled States ugr.
uultural cooperative marketing asso
elation
Ube Organisation would be without
capital stock and would be controlled
by the producers of crops The Ureas
key Would odvaace the association
tM'.OdC.ooo to be repaid within ten
years The aaauclatioc would dispose
X crops and otherwise aid the (arm
ere
.^eprooMUstlew of formers in Moe
mid-woetern and western suttee ap
peas-ng before the booae ininngtata.c
coinniitiee, urged g lessening of ro-
strtctiitM upoa the Importation of la
bor Puu. M o M oo and Canada to aave
WANTED
A m erican E ag le
Fire Insurance Co.
'I-1.\ 1.- worth just as much in storage as
H f t tig h f gnt for it m ease of fire. Tbs
rnpan. J
!'
'
’ the c;t«h valu-
asp|
•1
*¡1,
C. P. STAFFORD, Agent
, In the matter of the applies "I
tion of
) Seth S. Hsves Dante! J. Raves
I-rank Haves and fiertnido
Pentland to rogteier the title
to the followmg described land
to wit .
The east half of the south­
east quarter of section twelve 1 \ otlre
(12) in township fourteen '14)
south of range four (4) west of
the V 1. in met te meridian cen
taming AO acres, more or let«
situated is Linn county, stair
of Oregon
| Against Otis F NeaJ and all |
whom it may concern.
Defendants
To Otis f Neal and all whom it mar
concern, defendants
Take notice that on the 8U, dar of
liecemher !R2S Bn application was filed
Frank Hsves and Gertrude Pentland in
the cirenit eourt of the state ef Oregnn te
aeo for ^ma county, for laitse! registre
ti°L of the utle to the land above de-
■^«hed Now n n leii jrmj appea* •«
or be fort the btfc dar of Peb-ua-? 1^2a
•h‘T c»“* why such application
■ha. not be granted the tame will he
taken a. confeeaed and a decree will he
entered according te th ,
n, thf
• PPl.cat.en and yec will he forever
narked iron disputing the sam>
^ itn eM mr hand and the teal of
nary.
~
Seel
'T
K M RnMell
Uouaty Clerk and es-elficio
Clerk of the Circuit Coer! ef
rlh* S u u 01 Oregon for Llsn
Coouty
H ill Marks A McMahan.
F. O »ddre® A!hawt Oregon
Atternevs for Apn'.uaat