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so m ew h at a lig h tin g w ay on th#
tow n w h ere they have g ro w n u p.
T h ry th i^ k th a t f a r aw ay scen es
n ffk r h r o a d r r
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S o m etim es th ey do, fo r yo u n g
people y f a very
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c a se s, a y o u n g p e rso n
docs
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ju s t h im s e ir to th e ir p e r s o n ­
a litie s, an d w ay o f th in k in g .
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a
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y o u n g p e rs o n h a s in h is hom e
e n v iro n m en t h elp s to w ard «un-
S u b scrip tio n , 9 I.9 0 p e r y ea r.
re s* . T h e y o u n g m an s ta rtin g
A d vertising r a le s on ap p lica tio n . life in som e d is ta n t tow n m u st
p u s h ' h im s e lf e n tire ly .
In h is
Many succeed h u t few slay hom e tow n, h e ha« hack o f him
w h ate v er o f frie n d s h ip
and
succeeded. • •
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re p u ta tio n h a s been c re a te d by
th o se who w ent b efo re.
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g o in g m iles to keep fro m s e e ­
o f B eav erto n sh o u ld
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ing.
lo n g b efo re th -w in g it aw ay
an d s e ttlin g elsew h ere.
A m a n a b o u t tow n la quit*
often ab o u t read y
to
leave
MEW OREGON ROOK-
tow n.
LET TO RE OIVER FREE
"T w o m inds w ith h u t a sin g le
T h e »I rn*»spherc o f th e
4 •-
th o u g h t:" W e w o n d er w hich is light fill O reg o n C o u n try s id l e s
a t you fro m th e p ic tu re s an d
the dum bbell.
p a r a g ra p h s o f th e new h e a u ti.
O ue very excellent way
t O fu lly illu s tr a te d fo ld er “ O regon
get a c q u a in te d w ith a nice g irl O u td o o rs" Ju st o ff th e p r e s s o f
th e S o u th e rn P acific fo r free
is to m a rry her.
d is trib u tio n .
R u sh in g Iro u t s tre a m s, h igh
T h o se who nev er m a rry m ay
pack
m iss som e joy, but they avoid w ooded m o u n ta in lak es,
Ira ils an d c a v e rn s, s lr e tr h e s o f
a lo t o f tro u b le .
ro ek -h o u n d
h e a d la n d s.
w hite
Y our re p u ta tio n r u n s down s in d . c h a rm in g benches, w h is ­
in ab o u t th e s a m e | i r t t | R i i t> >n p e rin g fo re s ts an d ro a r in g r a t -
i r a e t s look o ut at von. an d th en ,
a* y o u r b ills ru n up.
o f c o u rse , th e re is th e p a n n r -
ia o f O a l e r L ake in co lo rs,
D rm plrd knees a re fine, h u t
th e a r u r e b lu e w a te r an d th e
th a t is n o exeuse fo r d i- i la y ­
p a in te d c liffs s ta n d in g o u t in
ing th em o ste n ta tio u sly .
•■harp relief.
O f c o u rse , th e re a re d e ta ils
T h e c r o s s w ord p u n ie
i s g iv in g in fo rm a tio n , ra te s , e tc ,
b rin g in g lo ts o f o b so le te w ords c o n c e rn in g h o tel an d eamiping
back in to com m on u sag e.
ac c o m m o d a tio n s at th e v a rio u s
r e s o r ts n m f a few b r ie f p a r a ­
It is called a w ave o f p r o s ­ g ra p h s o f tra v e l in fo rm a tio n .
p erity .
W aves, you know , a f ­ A lto g e th er th is new fo ld er is
fect only th o se a t th e top.
of in te re s t to every O reg o n ian
b ec au se o f th e in fo rm a tio n th a t
A w ise m an keeps h is nose it c o n ta in s .
to (lie g rin d sto n e , so he ca n
C opies o f th e fo ld er r a n be
tu rn it up to the bill c o lle c to rs. se cu red fro m an y S o u th e rn P a ­
cific A gent o r fro m th e G en eral
It’s a sad and d isa p p o in tin g P a s s e n g e r A gent o f th e S o u th ­
th in g , th is w orld. Nobody ev er ern P acific, S05 Yeon B u ilding
g e ts to be a s im p o rta n t as he P o rtla n d .
feels a t 16.
HOARSE VOICE
T h e tig h te s t guy we know is
W ife— How do y o u lik e my
tiie c h a p w ho ta k e s only s o f t
ew gow n? I t's th e la s t w ord
d rin k s to save llie w ea r an d te a r rom E u ro p e.
on h is go ld teeth.
H uhbic— W ell, fro m a p p e a r-
in ces th ey m u s t be dum b in
A m an who w as h is own law ­ 'h a t c o u n try .
y e r got o n e y e a r in th e p en i­
LIM ITED F U R U C IT Y
te n tia ry . He c o u ld n 't have been
a good law yer an y way you look
She— W hy w o n 't you let m<-
at it.
an n o u n ce o u r e n g a g e m e n t? You
keep sa y in g y o u 'll tell th e w orld
T he new p o sta l bill in c re a se s vou love me.
th e v a c a tio n is t's expense. He’ll
He— D arlin g , y o u know you
now have to pay tw o r e n ts on :trc all the w orld to me.
all h is “w ish you w ere h e re 1’
m essag e s.
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Review
S p eak in g o f sig n s, th e re 's a
good one oil a house in B oston
It re a d s : " T h is is T he H ouse
P aul R evere w ould have p assed , ,
Had he Come T h is W ay.”
W ill som ebody please give us
a w ord w ith fo u r le tte rs th a t
rh y m es vvi'.li h am , and w hich
e x p re sses (he th in g we w ant to
ay w hen we a re ta lk in g ab o u t
p o litic ia n s.
Eslelli* T a y lo r
probably
found J a c k I >cnip*ey p erfec tly
.‘ tu n n in g . T h a t's the w ay J e s s
W illa rd ,
G eorges
G arp en lier,
T om m y G ibbons and L uis A n­
gelo 1'irpo found him .
"It is easy to get m a rrie d
on $S00 a y e a r," w rite s a sob
s is te r .
Aye, aye, a s easy as
ro llin g o ff a log. T he tro u b le
w ill com e in try in g to live on
it a f te r you re a lly get hooked
tip.
PROM A PPL E SOAR
■.."Much d a m a g e is
ex p ected
from ap p le | ab an d p e a r scab
in w e ste rn O reg o n a s a r e s u lt
o f re c e n t. «■ Id r a in s w hich f a ­
v o r ra p id sp re a d o f th e scat!
fu n g t,” sa y s H. B. B a ras, p la n t
p a th o lo g ist o f th e s ta te e x p e r­
im en t s ta tio n . “ S p ecial p r e c a u ­
tio n m u st be ta k e n In p u ttin g
on th e calyx sp ra y in c o m m e r­
c ia l a re h a rd * lo in s u re a b s o ­
lu tely co m p lete co v e rin g o f th e
e n tire fo liag e a s w ell as
th e
y o u n g fru it, w ith th e sp ra y as
soon a s the p e ta ls h av e d ro p p ed .
L iq u id lim e - s u lf u r a* • •'«* r a te
o f tw o an d o n e - h a lf g a llo n s o f
w a te r sh o u ld he u se d except on
se n sitiv e -sk in n e d p e a rs
w hich
sh o u ld be sp ra y e d w ith BOBIP
n o p -e a u s tie s u lf u r s p ra y
or
d u ste d w ith d u s tin g s u lf u r w hen
th e a ir ts still.
T h e S p ray P ro g ra m fo r O re ­
gon O rc h ard s gives th e c o m ­
p lete sp ra y sch ed u le.
It
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at C o rv allis, u p o n re q u e st o f
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Gonatipation
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P ari* ha* an n o u n c ed th a t the
Women'* c lo th e s a re
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‘‘m a n n is h " th is se aso n .
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b e g in n in g to look a* if “ th*
old m a n " will he obliged
( o
s u r re n d e r nil h is rla im (o Ihe
fam ily (ro u se rs .
SMILE
A sm ile is q u ite a fu n n y th in g ;
II w inkle* up y o u r fare,
And w hen it’s gone .y o u nev er
find
Its s e c re t h iding place.
B u t fa r m ure w onderful it Is
T o see w h a t sm iles can do;
You sm ile a t one, he sm iles at.
you.
And so one sm ile m akes Iwo.
He sm ile s at som eone sin ce you
sm iled.
And th a t one th en sm iles b a rk
And lh a t one sm ile u n til, in
tru th .
You fail in keeping trac k .
Now, sine® a sm ile can do g rea t
good.
By ch eerin g h e a r ts o f Cars,
L e t's sm ile and sm ile, and not
fo rg e t.
T h a t sm iles go everyw here.
GRIMM
W a sh in g to n C o u n ty is s t a r l ­
in g h e r second y e a r o f re a l in ­
te re s t in G rim m A lfalfa g ro w ­
in g . Tw o h u n d re d an d tw en ty
fa rm e rs h av e pooled o rd e rs fo r
N o rth ern g ro w n G rim m seed an d
will p la n t 'ro m o n e fo u rth acre
p lo ts to a s m uch a s th ir tv a r r e s
" ic h .
An e n c o u ra g in g f e a tu re
o f th is in te re s t in a lfa lfa g ro w -
!« g is th a t th o s e w h o p la n te d
tr ia l p lo ts on e an d tw o y ear«
•ro a r e n o w p la n tin g se v e ra l
ac re s.
1 n st y e a r b ein g one o f th e
*r' v«t In th e h is to ry o f
th e
- o u n ty m ad e it som ew hat d iffi-
* n tt to gel a good s ta n d o f a l ­
falfa. b u t th o se fo rm e rs w ho
" re p a re d a lfa lf a la n d w ith
a
firm seed bed w ith a sh a llo w
co v e rin g o f lo o se so lt fo u n d
v ery litlle q lffie lu lly in se c u rin g
a fine ea le h o f G rim m a lfa lfa .
W h ile
a d d re s s in g
a
field
m e e tin g o f m en in te re s te d In
c lfh 'f a la st .Inly, S h erm an It« re
local g ro w er, s ta te d , " T h is
h a s been th e b est y e a r *o d a r 1
V fa lfa that I h av e «o.m in *»re-
j.on, p rovided th e so i' h :* h.»o.i
rro i» erly prepac».!. r a «in«i* fall
p* »wing an d th« n o o f lig h t
ti'la g e Im p le m en ts in !h " 's p rin r
to -oosen th e to p soil an d m a k e
a sh allo w soil c o v e rin g . rrh ls
m eth o d leaves th e g ro .in d solid
o r firm u n d e rn e a th . \ r e q u ire
•nent fo r „ good a lfa lfa seed
bed.”
In Mr. H vre’s s ta te m e n t we
find one o f the o u ts ta n d in g es_
o n lia ls for su c c e ssfu l c u ltu re
locally.
««rowers s c o u rin g Ihe
best
yields am t su c c e sse s are a p p ly ­
i n g g ro u n d lim e rock in v a r ­
ious a m o u n ts, fro n t 1000 > K
to 3001* p o u n d s p e r acre.. Not
all o f th* s u c c e ssfu l g ro w e rs
have u se d lim e, how ever.
Seeding is d o n e from April
( IM li to May I 5 lh an d w ith o u t a
n u rs e c ro p .
A few do
th e ir
s ed in g in la te May. T h e se a -
sn n , th è so il, am t w h eth er the
Slu'd is to he b ro a d c a ste d o r
d rille d
m ak es
a
d iffe ren ce .
T h o se w ho soc«1 la te as th e
la tte r p a rt o f May an d early
J u n e fo r th e m o st pa«M d rill
th e seed in w ith a h an d d rill
o r g ra in «trill w ith
a
g rass
s-«ster a tta c h m e n t
Good j u d g ­
m en t should he u sed ro g a rd tn g
I ih e d ep th to co v er the seed
w hen It is d rille d .
A h ig h q u a lity o f G rim m a l ­
fa lfa seed w ith a low p e rc e n ta g e
o f hard, seed s is co n sid ered on«'
o f Ihe m a jo r e s s e n tia ls f«*r a
su c c e ssfu l sta n d .
Seed n u 'e t-
in g th e se re q u ire m e n ts g e r m in ­
a te qu ick ly am i even s ta n d s a re
secure«! e a rly in Ihe g ro w in g
se a so n .
C om m on m ista k e s m ade a re :
P la n tin g a lfa lf a on lam i w ithout
a n a tu r a l deep d ra in a g e ; p la n t­
in g on p o o r o r w orn o u t so ils
w ith o u t f e r tilitin g : p la n tin g it
w ith n n u r s e c ro p : fa ilu re to
in o c u la te th e seed a t p la n tin g
tim e ; u se «>f p o o r seed o r o f th e
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