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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1916)
r.8. GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT NEW GOLD SEPARATOR ITEMS OF INTER EST TO DAIRY- MEN. 308 X YES IS A VOTE FOR YOUR CHILDREN MADE Department of Agriculture Give« Fig Machine That AA’orks by Water Pre-.- sue Demonstrate»! at Tacoma. ures for Oregon and Country. Edmond Croft of Tacoma, who is A summary of the September crop report for Oregon and for the United enjoying an outing at Agnees in Cur The ranks of this great in States, as compiled by the Depart ry county reports that a Vancouver, dustry are growing daily. ment of Agriculture is as follows: Wash , firm has been demonstrating Information of value to the (In each of the quotations the first a new black sand machine at the dairymen aids in the up build ■ figures are the preliminary estimates Croft hotel in Tacoma. The machine ing of the community. for September, while the last year’s is claimed to separate the gold from ONE NORMAL NOT INOUCH figures are the final estimates for the sand by a water pressure meth Oregon has but one Normal School This school that year ) od. and the inventors describe it as Excellent as Is the work is located at Monmouth Winter wheat—state, 12,4 89.000 working in this manner: of this school it is utterly unable to supply but a small part of the need for trained teacher* for the bushels; last year 16,200.000. U. S., “The sand from the beach or creek State. (Ry E L Potter, professor of Ani < irganizatioa for tlie Protêttion of 454,706.000 bushels, last year 655,- is put into the top of the machine Of more than 8 000 echool teachare In the public school* Dairy men and Small Cieain- of Oregon, but 13 par rent have bean trained for their 045,000 bushels. mal Husbandry, O. A. C., Corvallis.) and it is washed into a long glass profession of teaching in Normal School*. eries I« Formed. Spring wheat—state, 4,560,000 cylinder with another glass cylinder ft is a well established fact that our one Normal There are four leading breeds of bushels; last year. 3,825,000; U. S., inside of it, but at the top. Water School cannot supply the needs of th* entire state. beef cattle: Shorthorns. Hereford«. The Oregon Cooperative Dairy Ex- 156,000,000, last year 356,460,000. is applied at pressures varying with That is why we ask for your work and vote for the proposed Eastern Oregon Stale Normal 8chool at Aberdeen Angus and Galloway. The change is now completely organized Oats—State, 15,000,000 bushels, the size of the machine, The gold Pendleton. Oregon. Aberdeen Angus and the Galloways and ready for business. last year 16,060,000 bushels; U. S., having a specific gravity of IS, while GIVE EASTERN OREGON SQUARE DEAL ate good cattle but are not numerou- The exchange was organized to a(F" 1.230,000,000. last year 1,540,362,- sand in only 8, makes the gold set enough in Oregon to deserve mucli sist the Oregon dairymen to improve 000 bushels. E ght counties in the Willamette Valley have employed Tie to the bottom of the machine ring the past f ve year*. 203 teacher* who have gradu- attention in this article. The chief and standardize their butter and to ■d from the Monmouth Normal aa «garnet 39 Monmouth Barley—State. 4,660,000 bushels, through the water.. The sand being Normal School graduate* for the eight leading rountle* rivalry is between the Shorthorn and r arki-t their cream at a just profit, last year 4,68,000 bushels; U. S., of Eaatarn Oregon lighter, floats on top of the water Ouring the paat five year* the attendance of •tudentt the Hereford “Durham" is another and to place the butter in profitable 184,000,000, last year 237,009,000 and off through a discharge pipe from nine Willamette Valley count*« waa 977 student* name for the Shorttioia. The word markets in sufficient lots of uniform bushels. aa against 91 etudenta from nine of th* leading countie* on account of the water pressure.” of Eastern Oregon “Durham" is used very generally In •luality and pack to work an expan Potatoes—State, 7,030,000 bush- Owing to the crowded condition of our one Normal Coos county, hut it is practically nev Ulon of the Oregon butter Industry. els. last year 5,520,000 bushels; U. • t Monmouth and also the distance and expense of Purcbases Band of Sheep attending, students from I-astern Oregon are com »r used by the leading breeders or si . Reasons for its support are thus 8. 318,000,000 bushels, last year. Harvey B. Smith of Langlois, who pelled to go to neighboring states to secure their the big live stock shews, or in the stated by E. B. Fitts, extension spec- 237.103,000 bushels. has been looking up sheep purchases training as teachers. - agricultural papers. The Shorthorn | ialist at O. A. C. Hay—State, 1,970,000 tons, last as far south as Brookings, was in ONLY COSTS 4 CENTS PER $1,000 cattle are red. white or roan, and oc It Btands for better dairy products, year 1,870,000 tons; U. S. 86.200.- town during the week en route north. The annuel maintenance coat of th* proposed Stat* cassionally spotted, regardless of for the payment of cream on the bas 000, last year 85,225,000 tons. Normal School In Eaatern Oregon amount* to but one He has purchased about 500 head, strain or breeding. Full brothers is of qziallty, for economy of produc 2Mh of a mill or 4 rents on a thousand dollar* of taxable Apples—State 1,250,000 barrels, and will make a drive north front lerty. Isn't it worth thia tn have your children traineo and sisters may be one red, another tion and manufacture, and for equit last year 1.043,000 barrels; lT. 8. lecome useful and productive cltixenel here in a couple of weeks.—Gold white and another roan The Short able marketing. Insures perma 67,700,000 barrels, last year 76,000,- STRONG ENDORSEMENTS Beach Reporter. horns are slightly larger than the nency of the dairy Industry and 000 barrels. Among those who strongly endorse the establish Hereford», a little more full in the maintenance of prices. It affords Prices—(First price given is av ment of the proposed Eastern Oregon Normal School i hind quarters and a little better milk I protection to the individual creaiu- erage on Sept. 1 this year, and sec are Governor Wlthycombe, J H Ackerman. Preei dent of the Monmouth State Normal. W. J. Kerr. I ers. The Hereford*, on the other j eryman and the small country creain- ond average on Sept. 1 last year.) President of the Oregon Agricultural College; P I, DIAMOND i hand, are better rustlers, and fatten i eryman. And It enables Oregon to STATE: Wheat 112 and 86 cts per Campbell, President of the State University; Robert „o’ a little more readily on scanty fee<l profit by Its natural advantages of bushel: Corn 79 and 70; Oats 43 C. French, former President of the Weston Normal, and practically all of th» leading educators of the It is commonly said that the Short I climate and feed. and 37; Potatoes 80 and 49; Hay State. J A Churchill. Superintendent of Public In horn la the better for good feed and The officers are Ed. Carey, presi $9 80 and $8.40 per ton; Eggs 28 GO* •tructlon, voice* the sentiments of those who are the Hereford for poor feed and there dent; A. AV. Peters, seoretary; C. E. and 23 cts. per dozen. LADIES I most familiar with the need of more adequate Normal UNITED lak re.r lirxeatat for CHI-CHFSTER S A is considerable truth In this state Frevert, manager, and C. C. Colt, STATES: Wheat 131 and 95 cts per DIAMOND facilities when he say* BRAND PILLS in R ed andZA "Oregon1* graataat need for It* rural achoola la the G old metallic boxes. sealed with BlueiOJ ment. Where there Is plenty of market agent. teacher who he* had full preparation to do her work, bushel; Corn 83.6 and 77.3 cts. ; KIDOOn. Ribbon. Tin Ilia NO so OTBES. other BojnljoaA’/ Barol,,„W Such preparation can beat come through Normal School feed to get the steers fat and to win Forces active In the organization Oats 43.1 and 38.5; Potatoes 109 tyrvKfflat t>r«Kslat »4 •*« Mk axk for CRI-CUES.TER CBI-CUES.TER S * V training. DIAMOND brand PILLS, for t«renty.flve ter the cows in good shape tlie Short of the movement were the State and 50.0 cents; will aaelet in raising "I truat that the votere of the etate __ ___ _ year* regarded ■« Beet. Safest, Atwaya Reliable. Hay $10.40 and the standard of our achoola by eatabiishlng a Stat* Nor horns will probably be Just as Rood Grange, the Oregon dairymen’s asso- $10.80 per ton; Eggs 23.3 and 18.7 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS io central, the ' in mal School at Pendleton. The' location ‘ “ tereat of the peddle of Pendleton In educstlon moot excot in every way but a little larger and elation, Oregon Jersey Cattle club. cents per dozen; Cotton 14.6 and &V5 EVERYWHERE lent, end the large number of pupil* In the public achoola Cattle club, the so bring a little more money. If Oregon Holstein will give ample opportunity to etudenta to get the amount 8.5 cents per pound. of teaching practice required In a standard normal echool." the feed is not so good a larger per Dairy division. Extension service and All th«* above educator* insist that a Standard centage of the Shorthorn steers will Experiment station of the Agricul Normal S«h«»d must be located In a town of 500(1 llas a Pet Fox or more population and having enough grade pupils not he fat and will have to be held tural College, and the Sta’e Dairy Lake A. A. Henry, of Paisley, for teaching practice. over for another years and the cows ind Food Commissioners office. Fif county, who has been visiting his par Police and Detectives Are L'sing Lip VOTE RIGHT will be too thin at the beginning of teen creameries already belong to the ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Henry of Ban Reading in Place of the winter and will either not do well or exchange and this number will prob- don, for the past three weeks, was in By voting YES for No. 308 you will help to give to the ■chool children of Oregon the earn* advantagee enjoyed Dictagraph. will require extra feed ably be doubled within a year. children of our neighboring etatee. by th* school ................... ' town Friday on his way to Bridge Vote YtS for No 108 Ore- “It is working to improve The uniform ^nd distinctive color where he will visit friends for a few Thousands of deaf people are today Eastern Oregon State Normal School Committee of the Hereford* Is also an advant gon’s dairy products, to better their days. Mr. Henry had with him a pet throwing away all hearing devices age. The small size of the calves marketing, and get maximum re fox which he had obtained from a and enjoying all conversation. This By J. H. Gwinn, Secy., Pendleton, Ore. at birth saves the cows much trouble turns for the dairy farmer,” says forest ranger while in Klamath coun method is easily and quickly acquired in calving while the calves soon grow Professor Graves, “and every dairy ty two months ago. The fox, which thru our system. Absolutely the only to be as large as those of other man and every creameryman of the is about four months old, is a cross thing of its kind in the country. Our breeds. tale should boost for the success of between the red and gray fox and proposition is entirely original. We The differences outlined should en the exchange." was quite tame although it had not guarantee results, it will amaze you. The office of the exchange is 122 lost its instinctive dislike for dogs Cost is trifling. See what New In [ ly regain the use of his hand if no able the beef man to easily select the Injured by Auto Truck. and would retreat as far as its chain ternational Encyclopedia says on Lip breed he wants. Both are so nearly North Fifth St., Portland. A. H Davit of Harbor was in town serious complications set in.--Gold would permit when they came near. Reading. Hundreds of people with alike and both so good and so much Reporter I Reach this week with R. L. Battle and H. more profitable than the scrub that IHE SMALL FLOCK IN COOS CO. —Coquille Herald. normal hearing are taking up Lip C. House, who have been touring the Reading for the many additional Rock Creek Mines Not Favorable ♦ he breeder of either is going to be county with a heavy truck And piano, pleased with the results. Nev- benefits gained, You can understand (Ry E. L. Potter, professor of Ani The Gold Loach Reporter of y es soliciting orders Mr I »avis went *« the less, when it comes to a fine mal Husbandry, O. A. C., Corvallis.) what the actors are saying in mov- with the outfit yesterday afternoon, terday alate«: "Mrs Morris, who has ■(••lotion, we would recommend the ing pictures, You can understand and when in the vicinity of Corbin for months past been in the Lobster There are a lot of good opportun Hereford for all year around on grass what people are saying just as far creek mines, on Boulder creek, with met with a serious accident. While with no shelter, while we would rec ities for small flocks of sheep on the away as yon can see them. The eye walking alongside the machine and her son, George Ainsworth, came In ommend the Shorthorn where there dairy farms of Coos county, particu CITY'S RAILROAD. HEALTH. EDU understands beyond the range of assisting in pushing over a bad place. 1 from the bills last week, and Is stop was plenty of extra winter feed and larly on the dairy farms which have CATIONAL AND OTHER FACILI- hearing, Send no money, but men- Mr. Davis fell, his left hand being ping In town, Ainsworth has lately in addition to good cultivating land shelter. TIES ADAPT IT FOR SCHOOL tion this paper and state whether or caught and run over by one of the been working for J. R. Smith on his one or two hundred acre« of hills and SITE. not you are deaf. All particulars wheels of the heavy truck The baud properties on Rock creek, and has brush that is too rough for pasture will be sent you absolutely free and Benefits of Diainiv'e was badly mashed below the wrist, not very favorable reports to make Pendleton, Ore — Pendleton's claims for milk cows. Most of these lands Address, tlie end of the little Anger ground of the property or Smith's ability to Removing excess water In drainage are now devoted to raising the dairy for the establishment of a State Nor with no expense to you. off and some portions of the hand pay his men for work done. Pros enables crops to root more deenly. bred steers for which Coos county is mal School are based upon the unusual School of Lip Language, Kansas City, Mr30tf advantages offered for such an insti Missouri. badly split, Gne leg was also in pecta are far from rosy for mines producing a larger soil layer in already Infamous. In the outlying It is Ideally located with re Dr Rob- in that section at piescnt, and but which to store usable or capillary soil sections the varmints are too troub tution jtlred but not seriously. spect to railroad facilities and In the bins was called and went up Inst little work is being done." moisture. h causes tlie soil to he lesome tor sheep, but through a lar center of the country which it will night, an<l It took some thirty stttcli- come more mellow and pliable, It ger portion of the dairy sections serve Its health conditions are ex es to get the hand together again tax encourages aeration by emptying t he there is little trouble from this cellent. It has a bountiful supply of Fortunately no large bones wore Best Insured by Using Rexall next large porous spaces which are filled source. In such places we would clear, cold, pure mountain water. It offers a library of 12.000 volumes, broken, and Mr Davis will ultmate- with water, making room for soil certainly recommend that the dairy Tooth Paste— Guaranteed to which are added 3000 annually, aeration By drying soil out early in men knock the bull calves in the housed In a beautiful new building, to Please. ÎHS2ÂSS525S5HSE52525.’52S 25¿5 ¿525252525252525252525 the spring it makes the soil warmer head and put in a few sheep to eat erected at a cost of $40.000. The larg It firms the soil and lengthens the the grass on the hill sides. A flock eat athletic stadium in the Northwest, DETROIT’S IMPRESSIONS OF A MAN. Rexall Tooth Paste is m ant to crowing season so that the whole of sheep will pay a good profit and capable of accommodating 20.000 peo Governor Hughes’ vlalt to Detroit opened the preildentlal campaign pie. * natatorium. modern and equip please you. Every care is exer field can be worked early. will tend to keep down the weeds of 191« and If wo may forecast the event* that arg to follow by the The air provided by drainage as and sprouts where the dairy steer ped for the use of men and women, cised in selecting the purest in omen* of Monday we would progno-tlcat* an Intensely warm, vivid and butlt at a cost of $11.000; ample audi h I- tn decay, nitrification and libera does not pay tlie taxes on the land humanly Interesting period in the next few month*. torium room for lyceum course^« and gredients and blending them into ti >n of plant food he grazes. 8ettmg aside the auspice* of meteorological condition* In thi* pro lectures and a school system that la the dainty, antiseptic, delightful vision of the future—although they ar* approved by numerous proies- I well directed shot from her rifle dis without equal In a city of its size Its finished product. That is why t »regon Timlter Industri«** ■lonal augur* and by a host of coirinpnalty a* well—we base thi* pro facilities and the students necessary Oregon is the foremost timber patches it. Some difference between for practice teaching have been guar it is the favorite among all our phecy on the characteristic* of the candidate whose too brief stay with state of the I'nion, having fully her capability and that of the sissy anteed by the city board ua ha* been enjoyed by all with whom he came Into contact. tooth preparations, selling faster Th* misguided individual* who have b-en expecting Charles E. twenty per cent of the remaining’un writer for the Oregonian whose “sen tjian any other three of them. Have you paid your subscription? Hughe* would prove to be a cold preposition and therefore easy to cut timber In the United States with sitive disposition” was shocked at the S beat are in for a shock that will make them think they have been hit by Our people have learned that In its boundaries. “The best avail bare rocks In the ocean and who told • n uninsulated trolley wire. There 1« nethlng cold about Mr. Hughes, able estimates puts this stumpage at of how he fled In dismay from Geo For Hay lexer, Asthma. Pronchitl« using Rexall's Tooth Paste is a r Detroit has learned. He is about as Inten.-ely humvn a piece of hu Every sufferer should know that pleasant experience, and that it approximately 538 billion feet, board Forty when the latter cracked a joke manity ** aver captured the heart* of a crowd, and the more people in Foley's Honey and Tar Us a reliable measure." says Dean George W about his knickerbockers.— Port Or remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis, is also good for their teeth and th* United State* he m et* between now and November the mo e Peavy, of the Forestry Department, ford Tribune vote* will be cast for him. A . a campaigner he is a revelation. He bay fever and asthma It stops rack gums. It destroys the germs of O A. i "More than It million ac K like* hl* fellow being*, and they I k* him bacause they se* h* ilk** ing coughs, heals raw inflamed mem- lecay, helps whiten and preserve Planes loosens the phlegm and eas res of timber land, carrying 404 htl I“ them. ■loaephtae County Fair es wltee ’ v. difficult breathing che teeth, makes the gums red And what hl* personality begin* hl* remarkable power* of Intellect lion board feet of timber are prtv Th annual Josephine county tatr ANGE I’ll.ARMAtV, • nd utterance finish. He drive* hi* points home w th tremendous force. ately owned and 13 million acres car and rosy, ar.d leaves the breath will be held on Tuesday, Wedne •day What he says stick*. There ar* thousand* of Americana today who rylng 134 billion board feet, are in fragrant and sweet If it and Thursday. September 19. 20 and van retell every step in the argument* he made eight year* ago on the National Forests This dual own doesn't do all this, if it doesn ’t 21. at Grants Pass. The fair board th* Bryan trust policy, yet In 1908 Mr. Hughe* wa* not espec ally a ershlp open* up the harvesting of prominent figure and there wa* no particular reason why hi* address ha* filled the thtee days with evenir please you your money back. the Immnnse crop of mature timber more then other* should have remained clearly In the m.-mory except of interest, including sports and car Price 25 cents. Sold in this com and the perpetuation of the produc- th* gift of th* man to send hi* own thought* so deep into th* brain* nival features. The entries In the munity only at our store. The Hon of timber for all times The of other*. They ar* clear In hi* own mind first, undoubtedly. He «now* agricultural show will be the largest new College course, logging engineer precisely what he want* to say because he ha* reasoned it out before Rexall Store, C. Y. L owe . ever recorded there, the rivalry for he speak* It out. Probably that has something to do with th* eaee Ing. is designed to lit young men for the award* being intense “Farm with which he convey* hl* meaning. But It i* a very rar* quality economical logging operations er Smith" will make two addresses he possesses In hi* ability to master subjects so thoroughly as to make during the fair. th* most abstruse eimpl* to himself and hi* hearer«. It is a quality offer One Hundrtd Dollar« Re Human Kill« AA liticata. ward for any < aae of Catarrh that can eminently desirable In a political candidate; it 1« Infinitely more to be Mia« Catherine Nt dine w as In not be cured by Hail * Catarrh Cure. «eeired in th* preeidenf gf a g,e*t country like th* United State*. Hall’a Catarrh Cure ha* be n tak,t> Dll Near Loon I j L c Pert Orford last ws ek and tiled ui'iiii Uetrvir* lmpr***i»n of Chart** E. Hughe* I* all favorable. Th* by catarrh auJterera fur the peat Denmark. That a homestead near It la thirty-live year*, and ha* become reported at Marshfield that of peopl* who h*v* stud ed him at clos* rang* are convinced r thoueand* known a* the moat reliable remedy for Mis* Catherine Is thoroughly compe oil has been discovered north of thet if he I* elected president next November he will be a great presi Catarrh. Hall * Catarrh Cure act* thru rI dent. on* of th* greatest thi* nation ha* known, worthy to stand In tent to be mlatrea« of a wee’ern Coo* Rs In the Loon Lake district the Blood oft the Mucous surface*. ex Rl< H MILK AM» CRL AM pelling the Potion from the Blood and history with Georg* Washington and Abraham Lincoln, a custodian of h 'mestead can be gleaned from the According to the story sc e of the healing the dneaaed portion*. D*!hered Dally to A our Door. the republic’s fat* to whom that fate may confidently be Intrusted fact that she derives a large part of rancher* found what they believed After you have taken Hall * Catarrh SAN1TO GROCERY tf that conviction 1« shared by th* people of other state* whom he I* Cure for a short time you will aee a her income from bounty on wild cat were indication« of oil and they se great Improvement in your general •till to meet th* outcome of hi* swing around the great American HFADQVARTERS scalp* Nimble of foot as the native cured the servicei of an expert who health Start taking Hall* Catarrh elrel« cannot fail to be propitious for him.—Detroit Fre« Pre»*. Cure at once and get nd of catarrh. deer, she follows her shepherd d *g h«« been working on the lands for PARKERSBURG DAIRY Send for testimonial*. tree. F J. CHENEY • CO.. Toledo. Ohio. and when the cat takes to a tree one some time past. PHONE 500« Bold by all Druggist*, 74c. CHICHESTER SPILLS O’"” Hear Without Ears ! PENDLETON IS IDEAL LGCATION FOR NOFMAL Mouth Comfort ; How’* This?