y» F v u r o e y v y V 'ZZV /7 z w z ZT*Z j O E
Must be Over a Hundred.
the ground plowed early in the
season will be in better condition
Observations from Going Over
Evening Jo u rn al: A local paper
for fall seeding than that plowed
D. O. Lively, general agent for
tells
of a Husum Indian who saw
Farm
Reduced
for
The
Observer.
later. In this experiment the ad
the Union Stock Yards at Port
M e r » Vi»»
P a p e r.
the
Lewis and Clark expedition
AU r A K ^ t OK » H K H M A N «O land, is lending some aid towards
ditional cost of cultivation is being
•. /Fill
Are not alone confined to Rural Free Delivery of mail
The Moro Experiment Station charged to each plot, and this will pass down the Columbia, and
a movement which will enable
MÒRO, OREGON.
and
the
Telephone. Ther/ is anothei convenience which all
farmers of the Pacific New West has in the neighborhood of 600 be balanced against the yield, to says “ it is believed that he is over
farmers should have — and many do have — a checking ac
Oth- acre plats, each of which rep determine whether or not the in ldtTyears old.” If he saw the ex
Entered as second class maticr ®‘ ‘h.e to procure brood sows at cost. In
resent
different
experiments
;
work
count
with a good bank. The possessor of such an account
pedition
probably
he
is.
&
poet office at Moro, Oregon, July 25, 1891. a circular letter addressbd to The
creased yjeld warrants the extra
avoids the risk of having his money on K»S p e r on or about
is generally divided into the fol- cost. Tests were also* made on
Observer, Mr. Lively says:
,
his home where it is in danger of fire and thieves.
What the Duck Lacked.
It has been demonstrated that owing classes:
dry and wet fall plowing, but ow
D. C. I reland , Editor.
Variety
Testing
:
Consisting
of
His bills paid by check are not only a valid receipt, but
C. L. I r e l a n d .......... Manager. the business of growing hogs for comparative tests of .the different ing to the peculiar condition of
A duck which stuck faithfully to
also
a
convenience
in his home transactions where very often
the soil these experiments were
the Portland market is one of
business during the summer, and
dnds
of
crops
now
grown
in
this
the
necessary
change
for concluding settlement is not at hand
ruined for this year.
August 4, 1911 profit and a flood of inquiries for section. T
laid several dozen large, fawn-col
FRIDAY
Don’t stop to think this over, but start an account now with
In spring plowing, experiments
Drood sows has reached us. We
Tillage Tests: Including experi are being conducted with deep and ored eggs, complained that she
lave
employed
a
man
whose
bus
If you do not read The Observer, why
wasn’t appreciated. “ See that hen
iness is to buy brood sows in Ne- ments with different dates of plow- shallow plowing, both packed and
not?
ng, different methods of surface unpacked in each case. The Sta over th ere?” said the duck, "she
W e would like to have you take it, and Draska for farmers who are located
fiasn’t laid as many eggs as I have,“
we know it would be profitable to you to
treatment,
etc.
in territory tributary to this mar-
tion does not advocate deep spring
become a subscriber.
W e .end .t two
nor as big ones, but she has books
Introduction
of
new
crops
:
such
years for $2.50; one year $1.50; 1 2 « eta a (¿t.
plowing, but installed this experi
These piggy sows are gov
written about her and verses com
month isn’t much. T ty it. Order by
as
new
grasses,
sorghums,
yctcli,
ment to determine asoil treatment
ernment tested; they are loaded
postal card, and pay for it when you can.
flax, clover and other crops that whereby deep plowing could be posed in her honor, while nobody
rom
wagons
into
cars,
fed
and
Church and Society notices F R E E , ex
lave been tried in this section to done in the spring, if desired. It is saying a word about me.”
cept when for money making purposes. watered thereon, and are not un
“ The trouble with you,” said
Such notices at regular rates at the option loaded until they reach their final a very limited extent.
is realized that where deep plow-
the
wise old rooster that was stand
Rotations: Including different must be done the fall is by far the
of the publishers.
destination. I his eliminates the
ing near, “ is that you don’t tell
W e w ill not be responsible for the
probability of disease, and up to systems of rotating cro p s; in these Dest time for it, but where fall seed the public what you have d o n e ;
neglect of subscribers to notify
trials
some
are
carried
on
with
changes in their address. N o r w ill the this time the several cars that have
ing is practiced, that must first be you lay an egg and waddle off
notification of a Postmaster ahat thesub
summer
fallow
every
two
years,
«r
With Pleasing Colors
given attention, and usually but without saying a word, but that
scriber has “ Removed settle the bill of a been delivered have given great
some
every
three
years,
some
every
’
„
* ’
’
*
-
ittle time remains for fall plowing. sister of mine never lays one with
satisfaction. We do not handle
delinquent.
four
years,
and
others
having
no
W
ith
our
experience
we
can
be
of
service
to
you
in
As the rotation tests were only out letting everyone in the neigh
Did it ever occur to you that it costs no these hogs for profit, and price at
more to produce printing that is pleasing •which the sows are sold is fixed at summer fallow, substituting instead started this spring they are all on
suggesting tasteful color schemes and com binations th a t
to the eye than the other kind?
lh e
a cultivated crop, such as potatoes, summer fallow, and will therefore borhood know about i t ; if you
the
purchase
price,
transportation
Observer is equipped with all the modern
expect to cut any ice in this com will m ake your hom e appear to best advantage in it®
faclities for doing good work at the very and expense of the man who buys peas, or.corn ; in some of these show nox results the first year.
munity you must learn to adver- surroundings.
minimum of cost. T ry us with an order
As far as it has peas are grown as a crop for the Mext year however,the first change
and if it is not executed to your perfect and ships them.
tise.
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satisfaction you need not pay for it.
be,en determined, the price of purpose of supplying pasturage for will take'place; for instance,where
stock,
after
which
the
ground
is
Send for advertising rates.
peas are to be followed by wheat,
splendid high-grade piggy young
H O U S E P A IN T
Alfalfa at Goldendale.
sows has averaged $25 each, deliv turned early and left lie in summer this year both peas and wheat are
Independent: We would like gives greatest d u rab ility and beauty and best resists rain
Nothing but an earthquake has ered at points in Oregon. At $25 fallow the remainder of the year. on summer fallow, but next year
Other tests are being carried on the plot in peas this year will be to know just how much alfalfa per and shine. I t costs less because it takes less and lasts
each they are the best investment
ever shocked San Francisco.
with
alfalfa, clover, corn, flax,kale, put in wheat.' In these experiments acre could be grown in the vicini longer.’ Como in and ask us to show you harm onizing
a farmer can make ; if in the mar
field
peas, rye 'and veteh<i a large
ty of Goldendale, if water was color suggestions.
The Guggenheims have added ket advise Mr. Lively how many number of sorghum varieties which the cost of farming is kept, as well
turned on the same for irrigating
sows
you
will
want,
about
when,
as
the
yields,
so
that
in
the
end
the
a paltry list of 50 quartz claims to
Z x z E o io
I F ’e i i x x t " S t o r e
have
never
before
been
grown
in
and give your railroad station. If
average cost of each system and purposes. Banker Cooley has a
their Alaska collection.
a club of neighbors would make this country are bpjnif tried and the average yield, can be closely little patch (a trifle less than acre)
some of the newer introductions
af his home in this city, that he
Soap is cheaper in Seattle than up an order of 50 head it woulc give promise of adapting them estimated, and the profit ofthe ro has planted to alfalfa; three weeks
tation carefully noted.
it is in Spokane; of course, says imit the cost, as it takes that num selves to this section.
ber to fill a car.
In the other tests mentioned ago he cut the hay from it, and
the Review, “ but who wants to live
Tests which are classed under above, alfalfa demands particular when it was ready for hauling he
in Seattle ?’’
Pennsylvania Ry. Farm Experiment. strictly variety tests are with crops interest. There are several differ had the crop weighed, and it was
at present grown in this section ent plots devoted to this c ro p ; a little over four tons, and this
Think what members of cong That worn out farm land may be and consist of barleys, corn, oats
some planted in rows, others ground did not have a particle of
ress are suffering “ in the perform made to yield paying crops, when potatoes, peas and wheat. During
broadcast, and seeded early and irrigation ; the same patch is again
ance of public duty,” and how few subjected to intelligent treatment, the past fall the following num
late. Most of the alfalfa failed to over a foot high, so he will get
people have any sympathy for has been proven by the farmers ber of different varieties were
germinate well, owing to the cold another crop this year.
them.
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educational department of the sown : 2 winter emmers, 4 winter spring. One plot, however, seed
Pennsylvania Ry. Co. À five oats, 10 winter barleys, 54 winter
H a p p ie s t G ir l In L in c o ln .
A Lincoln, Neb., g irl writes, “ 1 had bean
An old Ohio river boatman is years deserted farm at Bacon, Del wheats, including a number of lo ed in May, shows up remarkably
For W hite Salmon, “N orth B ank” points,.
well, the stand being if anything ailing for tome time with chronic conatipa
telling stories of the youthful days aware, was treated to 500 pounds cal varieties.
tion and atomach trouble. I began taking
P
ortland, Spokane and East; Madras and
too
thick
on
the
ground.
The
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets
of Sam Clements on the Missis of lime and 15 tons of stable ma
In the spring variety tests, the plants are 7 to 8 inches high, and and
other
C entral Oregon points
in three days I was able to be up and
sippi ; that is the kind of biogra nure to the acre, before anything following were sow n: 30 spring
got better right along. I am the proudest
so
far
show
no
bad
effects
from
girl in Lincoln to find such a good medi
phy Noah escaped.
S p e n d Y o u r V a c a tio n a t C la ts o p B e a c h
was planted. During the first year barleys; two of these are grown
cine.” For sale by all dealers.
drouth.
lima beans gave a net profit of for the purpose of finding out their
on the Pacific. F irst class hotels at Seaside ~
One plot was devoted to a par
W hen a Spokane man ’phoned $147 per acre»; cucumbers, $104 ; yields in hay ; 10 varieties of corn ticularly drouth resistant clover
and G earhart. T rains pass. Kloan for Port-
Il
to the garage that he had turned water melons, $52 ; musk melons, 12 varieties of Canadian field peas but owing to the early date o
.
land and Madras at 2:30 p. in. Schedules
turtle, and suggested that someone $42 ; radishes, $42.70 ; leeks, $11 ; 11 spring oats, 16 kinds of pota seeding, and the cold weather fol
and other details»on request.
At very reasonable price: 1
send a car for him, the fellow at onions,$40.37 ; sweet potatocs,$41. toes, 22 spring wheats.
lowing failed to germinate, al camp wagon, fully equipped with
W . E. C O M A N ,
In addition to the above varie though some few plants are mak cooking utensils, folding table,
the other end of the line told him
G e n e r a l F r e i g h t a n d P a s s . T tg t. P o r t l a n d , O r e .
to call up the acquarium.
President Taft has surpassed the ties there are in the neighborhoo. ¡ng a fair growth. It is hoped to chairs; 300 ft. ^ in . wire cable;
1 team of horses and harness; 1
SI-
£• .
.
' • t.-tuUfe
record of his predecessor in trust of 175 selections at present being carefully save these for the pro single harness; 1 saddle; 1 new
tested
in
the
plant
breeding
nurse
Australia has enlisted more than busting ; but no insurgent will ev
duction of seed for use in another roller-top desk and chair; 3 sleep
ry. In this work single plants are trial next year.
ing bags, and numerous other arti
100,00£Lyouths between 14 and 18 er give him credit for it.
cles.
Acct. E. O. L. Co. ,.
selected from plots and fields o
years df age as the beginning of a
The varieties of corn are not far
n ,
standing army. Has Australia the
We are told that autos decrease both introduced and local varie enough advanced to show any j26tf.98] G e o . W. B erria
Moro,
Or.
Jap scare? T herd might be a great church attendance ; certainly, for ties for some apparent superiority great difference, although some
future for Hobson in Australia.
even a Bible class superintendent These single plants are increased are making better growth than
E x p e r t, E x p e r ie n c e d , R e g is te r e d P h a r m a c is t s
is liable to be missing from his from year to y^ar if they continue others, and at present indicate that
—
M ed icin e s C a r e fu lly C o m p o u n d e d .
The heat wave has reached Eu u»ual place on Sunday if his ma to show the characteristics for they are better adapted to condi
Any person or persons having
Complete Assortment of Silverware and Jewelry
rope at last. Our multimillionaire chine should strike an electric light which selected, until sufficient seec tions here. A test is being con horses, cattle, houses, lots or house
is
available
for
trials
for
yield
ant
ducted on surface planting of corn hold goods for sale or exchange, 12807157
tourists abroad, who ran away from pole while going seventy miles ah
quality.
The
standard
varieties
are
hour.
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in comparison with listed or deep or parties desiring to buy such
it, are learning that even in this
property, will find The Observer
also
grown
here
for
the
purpose
o
world intense heat cannot be es The trial of the Italian Camorr-
planting, the latter method often a good medium for advertising
each
year
selecting
single
individ
being used in many of the sections
caped by those to whom it is ists drags interminably ; it has now
a customer. Try
uals or plants, and thus maintain where corn is grown under very and securing
T he O bserver . Moro, Or. A n y a n d a ll K in d s o f P a t e n t M e ttfc iiY e A i w a v s in S t o c k
coming.
lasted half a year; but its length, ing, or even improving their orig
■aes
and the leisure of its progress are inal standard if possible, by seleC* dry conditions, and although at
There will be strong prejudice
present
this
method
shows
no
ad
atoned for by its contributions to
in favor of George Primrose in the amusement of the world ; re tions.
vantage over the surface tillage,
In the tillage tests an interesting there is a possibility that the yielc
his suit for divorce from a wife
ports of the proceedings read like experiment has been carried on
who refuses to live in O regon;
may be superior.-
If you want the best fit
performances of the inmates o with date of plowing of last years’
There are a number of grasses
the one fact named may be regard
i 1 i • jih - r
and best goods at reason
Bedlam. Donkeys and monkeys summer fallow, the different dates
being tried in the hope that they able prices, you can not do
ed as prima facie evidence against
would show about the same sense on which the plowing was done
may serve as pasture, and some o
the woman.
better than come to my of
of the digniiy of the law as do the being April 1, May 1, and June
them promise to do fairly well.
fice,
or wait until I visit
soldiers,
priests,
jurists
and
crimi
On each date of plowing tests were These have been planted both
President Simon, of Hayti, has nals at Viterbo.
W h e n w e get y o u r w ir e le s3 call fo r HELP,
Moro.
Can prove to you I
carried on, such as disced in early broadcast and in rows, and with
taken to bed with nervous pros
w
e w ill c o m e to t h e r e s c u e w ith g o o d old
have
the
highest
qualifica
spring before plowing; no treat bromegrass, the rows have made
tration because some of his poli
i
i..... ■ P R IN T E R ’S IN K = = = = =
“ See Oregon first,” is the plea ment of grain either before or af considerably better growth than tions for my profession.
cies were not acceptable to the
C O O D A D V E R T IS I N G
H A S SAVED M A N Y
B U S IN E S S M E N
people. Suppose President Taft of C. C. Chapman, manager o ter plowing until seeding, or after the plots broadcasted.
A. L. GOLDER, A. B .O ph. B.
PROM
F I N A N C I A L S H IP W R E C K
Most of the different kinds o
had acted that way about reci the promotion committee of the seeding ; harrowed once; harrow
Doctor of Optics.
Portland commercial club, after ed until seeded; and lyirroyving sorghums are being grown, and a
procity ? Cheer up : Simons
completing a 2,000-mile auto tour the crop. The use of the packer special effort is being made to find 24 Vogt Block, The Dalles, Oregon.
of the Oregon Inland Empire. He was also tried on each of these one grain variety that will mature
. i 4n| ii|.. |«M i- l F 1"H-1 ■i 'i i-l«l»l-l~H“M-.I*,M -4*-I-H -H -M -M
When Gov. West adopts the says a trip through this big country
dates of plowing. These experi profitable crops in this section.
Reno system of putting convicts “ makes one feel how small he re
ments were in summer fallow last Considerable selection» work has J jimes S t e w a i t
on their honor, he may induce ally is; and yet it makes one feel
Address: M O R O , O R EG O N .
year seeded to local Turkey wheat been planned with several of'the
Manufacturer mid Dealer in
them to guard one another and big, to know that he lives,iu such
the crop of which will be cut in a best of these, for the purpose of
catch their own fugitives; this will a great, grand country.’’. True,
Stock Inspector
few days. This test shows some Improving them
save him from hiking into the and if some princes of Portland
remarkable results for the year, the
S h erm an County,
woods after one of his trusties. •
industries could go through what April plowing being far superior
Plant and Protect Trees.
Oregon.
■ nm ■ «-I.«.}.:.
• Collars Whips, Blankets, etc,
. Chapman has, they might feel to those of the other two dates,
D
e
p
u
ty
S
to
c
k
Inspector
A F U L L L IN E
NOW
ON H A N D
Too many people look upon a
Dissentions have already-started their snia.iiivus increase a bit.
May plowing intermediate and the
Louis S c h a d e w ltz, K e n t, Oregon
in the Mexican cabinet. It will
tree
as
mere
cpaterial
to
be
con
June plowing poor. The disced
Repairing Prom ptly and Neatly Done.
require lots of time and all the in The Paris municipal council has plot in the April or May plowing verted "into firewood, lumber, or
telligence of the Mexican leaders, taken a remarkable step, but one does not seem to be particularly fence posts, and can scarcely rest
M oro, O r eg o n ,
to again bring the country to a which will be universally approv superior to those treated otherwise until it is destroyed, no matter
North
Tim e Table
South
condition of stability such as ex ed. It has made a stand against but in the June plowing the one how small the returns. All this is bound
bound
June 18 1911
passen
isted prior to the overthrow of what it describes as the “statue so treated is the best. The Station wrong : we must preserve some of passen _ CQ
ger daily
S T A T IO N S
ger daily 5 i
r . '- s / s ’/ - '- '/
Diaz.
•
mania.” A resolution has been does not hold that these results are nature, and replace her vegetation
,
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haniko
..
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.
7.45
am
70
where
she
has
been
denuded
of
it;
pm
6.00
favorably reported on that no new conclusive as the experiments have
8.15
57
, . . . W ilc o x .. . .
One meridian timofor the Unit statues shall be erected in Paris for been tried for only a single year, we should have all nature possible 5.15
8.30
. . . . . K e n t........
52
4.55
ed States, with the day starting at ten years to come, no matter what and it takes a number of years in connection with our strenuous 4.35
,. .Bourbon . . .
8.45
45
P o r c e la in B a th T u b s .
.Grass V a lle y . . 9.10
38
midnight—24 o ’clock; is the plan may be the claims to immortality trials to permit a definite conclu business life. Some one before us 4 .1 Î
9.35
30
. . . . Erskine.. . .
3.55
advocated by the Hoosier watch of the candidates for honors in sion. However, the other part ot planted for the present generation 3.35
9.45
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27
. . . . DcM oss.. . . 10.00
23
manufacturer, in an address be bronze or marble. O f late years this experiment, in summer fallow and we must continue the good 3.20
,. .McDoneld . . 10.15 .
19
3.05
fore the Wisconsin state jewelers there has been an epidemic of this year, certainly indicates that work, for in planting to please 2.45
16
. . . . Sandon.. . . »0.35
Agent- for the Best Steam Laundry
, . . Klondike . .. 10.45
14
2.40
convention at Milwaukee last week statues, busts, has reliefs, etc., com
ourselves we please and benefit 2.15
Shop in Brick Building next Observer Office |
, . , . Wasco . . . . 11 00
Right in your b tu in t h u o u when you those who come after us, and 1.50
He characterized the present sys memorating the virtues'of obscure
......... Sink........... 11.10
the lenet time to apere you are boom
. . . . Gibson . . . . 11.15
1.45
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L E W IS . P r o p r ie to r . .
tem of three meridian times as individuals of whom their fellow have
likely to take diarrhoea and loae aevera thus may we be considered public 1.25. L r
11.45 Ar
........Biggs . . . .
days'
time,
unleoa
you
have
Chamberlain'»
benefactors.
bosh, and would have us luncheon citizens first heard when they were
Colic, Cholera ahd Diarrhoea Remedy at
For information and ratei, apply to
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