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F R ID A Y .
E N T E R P R IS E
D E C E M B E R 18,
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A rth u r M. H yde, s e c r e ta ry o f th e S E W H tE F O R T G IV E S
U. S. d e p a r tm e n t
cf
a g ric u ltu re .
O IL S P R A Y A D V IC E
T h e c o n te s t w as c o n d u c te d by th e
N a tio n a l C o m m ittee on B o y s’ a n d :
G irls' 4-H clu b w ork.
M ore co m p lete su g g e stio n s r e g a rd ­
U. H. J E F F R I E S . P u b lis h e r
in g th e use of oil s p ra y s th a n e v e r
b efo re h av e ju s t been m ad e by th e
ON O REG O N FARM S
a n n u a l c o n fe re n c e of s ta te a n d g o v ­
e rn m e n t sp e c ia lists w ho in e t a t Spo-
P u b lish e d F rid a y of ea c h w eek by P io n e e r P u b lis h in g Co. a t B e a v e rto n
B A K E R —B a k e r co u n ty , fo rm e rly k an e e a rly th is m o n th to c o m p a re A dvises B u d g e t fo r M a rtia l H a p p in e ss to ru n th e h o u se a n d a n o th e r sum
O re E n te re d a s secon d -class m a tte r a t th e p o sto ffic e a t B e a v e rto n , O re
k n o w n m o stly fo r its b eef c a ttle e x p e rim e n ta l d a ta g a th e r e d o v e r th e
0 n e w o m an e f m y a c q u a i n ta n c e , fo r m y c lo th e s a n d s p e n d in g m oney
a n d sh e ep , h a s d o u b le d its d a iry l*ht *ive y eer3 . O reg o n w as r e p r e ­ a t tr ib u te s h e r h a p p ily m a rr ie d lif« H e to o k
a lik e
am ount
fo r his
p o p u la tio n
d u rin g
th e
past
1 0 re n te d a t th e c o n fe re n c e by R. H.
clo th es a n d sp e n d in g m o n ey a n d w e
y e a rs, a n d
now
has
a to ta l of R o b in so n , c h e m is t o f th e e x p e rim e n t j t0 th e b u d g et sy stem .
S u b sc rip tio n R a te o
b u n k ed th e re s t fo r d o cto r, d e n tis t.
10,571
cow s,
a c c o rd in g
to
f T. sta tio n , a n d L eR o y C hilds, su p e rin -
“I t seem s fu n n y , I k n o w ,” s h e
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te n d e n t o f th e H ood R iv e r b ra n c h
.<to
th a t m y h a p p in e ss de- in » « " “ « * a n d sa v in g s. W e m ad e a
O ne Y ear
E N T E R P R IS E — T h e W allow a e - tp
x p e e r rim
im e e n t s ta tio n .
ru le n e v e r to to u c h th a t la s t item ,
Six M o n t h s ____________________(.85
S u b sc rip tio n s P a y a b ls In A dvance
L iv e sto c k
S h ip p in g
a s s o c ia tio n
is
now c o m p le tin g its th ir d a n d m ost
M> ra p id ly in le c e n t y ea rs, b u t h a s
we need ed a f u r c o a t o r a n y th in g
su c c e ssfu l y ea r, w ith a to ta l o f 22.-
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c o m p lic a te d w ith so m a n y d an - rie d w e' lllte m o st couple* o f out else w e co u ld n o t buy w ith in o u r
B e a v e rto n O f f i c e - B ro ad w a y n e a r O. E . T ra c k s . P h o n e 7503
441 hogs, 113b c a ttle
and
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fin a n ç a i
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g ers a s w ell a s p o ssib ilities, th a t th e tim e , failed to d iscu s« fin a n c ia l a*
c a ttle a n d sh e ep a n d la m b s sh ip p e d
re g u la r allo w an ce. I f I sp e n t too
plan
w as a r r iv e d a t se v e ra l y e a rs fa irs. I b eg a n to c h a rg e th e gro-
fo r 811 d if fe r e n t g ro w e rs, b rin g in g
P o itla n d Off ic e - -406-407-408 D ek u m B ldg. P h o n e A T w a te r 5914
m u ch on g ro c e rie s th e first, o f th s
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o eries, m y clo th es, d ru g s, etc., a n d m o n th we have bean8 a n d c h e a p e r
th e m (383,588, as c o m p a re d to th e
firs t y e a r w h en 2400 hogs, 35 c a t­ of sp e c ia lists fro m five s ta te s , B r it­ b efo re v ery long w e w e re u p to o u ” j c u ts of m e a t th e la tte r p a rt.
tle a n d 136 sh e ep w e re sh ip p e d to r ish C o lu m b ia, a n d th e U. S. d e p a rt- j
m e n t of a __________w
g ric u ltu re ,
to
f o rm u la te e a rs >“ debt. N ow , it is im possible
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174 g ro w e rs, b rin g in g th e m (43,290. ____ ___
u n ifo rn t re c o m m e n d a tio n s. C o m m er- *o r tw o people to h av e bill collec in o le ^
j k n o w w h a t to ex p ect
T hese
fig u re s
w ere
ta k e n fro m
EN C O U R A G IN G CRIM E
re c o rd s in th e o ffice o f N. C. D on- c4al »P ray m en co -o p e ra te w illin g ly to r s ca llin g a t all tim e s a n d to be an(1 h ow to p ia n
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co u n ty a g e n t a n d s e re ta r y
tio n s b etw e en J o h n a n d m e b ecam e to say, as it com es o u t of h is allo w ­
Carelessness and stupidity on the part of the victims m a n a g e r of th e a s so c ia tio n .
T h e r e p o rt Issued by th e co n fe r- s ln u n e d i to p u l it m ildly. H e felt
c e a n d he h a s to d e p riv e h im s e lf
is responsible for much of the thieving and swindling T O L E D O E . L. W ilso n o f th e ence w ill soon be a d a p te d to local th a t I h a d n e t been ec o n o m ical in an
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which has reached such alarming proportions in this
th e h o u seh o ld m a n a g e m e n t a n d 1 th e m
tly co m p leted a 25 by 30 foot reg io n s w ith in s ta te s , a n d w ill soon J“ ,“ ¡ ¡ “ ^ 7 been e x tr a v a g a n t in
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country, amounting to approximately two billions a year. m m oen
a n u re sh ed , u sin g s h a k e s fo r th e be a v a ila b le fo r fre e d is trib u tio n in
w h ic h w e
W e h av e done a w a y w ith th a t
lu x u rie s
Some of the specific weaknesses of our easy marks ro o f a n d tw o in c h p la n k s fo r th e th is fo rm fro m e ith e r th e c e n tr a l
.veil d one w ith o u t. M ore c o n te n tio u s q u e s tio n w h ich w re c k s
le a v in g
one e n d open. T h e e x p e rim e n t s ta tio n a t C o rv allis or th a n th a t I w a s u n ab le to
tell m o re m a rrie ........................
d lives th a n a n —
y o th e r
are pointed out by a leading criminologist, who enuiner sides,
to ta l c o st of m a te ria l a m o u n te d to a n y 0 f th e b r a n c h e x p e rim e n t sta - w h e th e r w e
h ad
bought
a ll th e j —th a t q u e s tio n o f m oney. T h a t is
ates cashing checks for strangers, leaving automobiles n o t m o re th a n (20, M r. W ilso n re- tio n s w h e re f r u it g ro w in g is p rac - .. .
f
w h ic h
we
h a d been w h y I a ttr ib u te m y p re s e n t h ap p i-
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ty A g e e en
C o o n n k k l lin
ticed.
unprotected, carrying unnecessarily large sums of; money, p D o o rte
n ess la rg e ly to th e b u d g e t s y s te m ”.
c h a rg e d .
Mr. W ilso n h a s 35 h e a d of cow s
I
t
so
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s
good
d
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e s n ’t it? W hy
buying real estate without seeing it or investigating its a n d h o rs e s in th e b a rn d u r in g th e U n d er d o r m a n t s p ia y s th e con- F in a lly w e a g re e d to live on ?
n o t a d d th is sy ste m to y o u r list of
title, investing in stocks and schemes without consulting w in te r a n d b elieves th e m a n u re f e re»»ce re p o rte d th a t oil s p ra y s ’ b u d g et. W e fo u n d o u t, w ith in a N ew Y ea rs R e so lu tio n s?
e been io u n d e ffe c tiv e in c o n tro l few d o lla rs, w h a t
J o h n 's
incom e
a hanker, trying to heat gamblers at their own games- sh e d is g oing to be a n im p o r ta n t fac- h o av
Y ours,
a n d on th e f ir s t of each
to r in b u ild in g up th e hill la n d on f su c h in se c ts a s S an Jo s e scale, j w o u ld be
LO U ISA
lending money and extending credit to persons of doubt­ his fa rm .
E u ro p e a n re d m ite,
b ro w n
m ite, n l0n th he h an d e d m e o v er th e m o n ey I
E U G E N E — S u p e rp h o s p h a te
ap- a Ph id s - tre e h o p p e rs a n d f r u it tre e
ful honesty, and so on
plied to L a d in o clo v er on th e f a rm
■ ro ller. L im e su lfu r, sa y s th e r e - ; *-*—
1
If people fail to exercise any caution whatever in of
M. A. W h lte a k e r
in a d em o n - Po r t- u e l e c t i v e fo r S an Jo s e scale,
T h e life w rite s its s to ry u p o n t h e ! a n d s in iste r.
these matters, no law or official action can effectively s tr a tio n tr ia l in w h ich h e c o -o p e ra te d b lis te r m ite, r u s t m ite, p e a c h tw ig fa c e R e g u la r f e a tu re s a n d b eau ti- j T h e a r t i s t e n g a g e d h im a s a m od-
protect them from thievqs, swindlers and dead beats.
w ith C o u n ty A gent O. S. F le tc h e r, b o re r* tw o -sp o tte d tn ile,
ful c o lo rin g alo n e d o es n o t m a k e a el. G re a t w a s h is a s to n is h m e n t o n
b ro u g h t no a p p a r e n t
in c re a se of 6Cftle > C a lifo rn ia p ea ch b lig h t a n d ,
While the punishment of swindlers often occurs, it yield,
he re p o rts. T h e o n ly e v id e n t P*a c h lfcai o u tl. W h ich o n ® sh o u ld b e a u titu l w o m an A w a* flKu re n iay le a rn in g t h a t he w a s th e sa m e one
usually happens too late to do the victim any good, so re s u lts w a s th a t th e clo v er w a s a be used w ill d ep e n d on th e c o m b ln a - .b e p e rfe c t so, f a r a s th o se th in g s a r e J w h o h a d posed m a n y y e a rs before,
little g re e n e r w h e re th e fe r tiliz e r G °n ° f In sec ts an d d ise a se s to be co n c ern ed , y e t no one w o u ld g iv e a s th e lovely c h e ru b . W ro n g living.
far as ¿recovering his money or property is concerned.
I co n tro lled .
¡ it a seco n d g la n ce , o nly o u t of cu ri- ‘evil l i n k i n g
and
p ra c tic e s
had
Honest people have it in their own power to greatly w as ap p lied .
! tr a n s fo rm e d th e ch ild o f m a tc h le s s
S u m m e r oil s p ra y s a r e ch ie fly u sed o sity j . is th e soul, th e ex p re ssio n
reduce losses from» the above mentioned causes, by mere
b e a u ty a n d in n o c en c e Into th is h id ­
fo r c o n tro llin g co d lin g m o th , red lh a t c re a te a ^
b e a u ty
eous, rep u lsiv e, v icio u s lo o k in g old
ly exercising ordinary good judgment, instead of indulg
j sp id e rs a n d le a f h o p p ers. F o r co d ­
T h e a ttr ib u te s a n d e m o tio n s w T ite : m an .
d in g m o th th e oil is u se d in co m b i­
ing in reckless practices which encourage crime.
th e
co u n te n a n c e .
n a tio n w ith in se c tic id e s su c h a s lead th e m se lv es upon
“Be su re y o u r sin s w ill fin d y ou
a r s e n a te th e r e p o rt say s, a n d on e j a n d , a s th e y e a rs go on th e y b e - 1 out,” is a n old sa y in g .
As th e
TA L K *ST IR S DI*SCORD
pound of lim e p e r 100 g a llo n s of com e so p la in a n d
in d elib le
th a t y e a rs m a rc h o n th e y
w rite th e ir
w a te r is ad d e d to p re v e n t lib e ra tio n ev en a sim p le ch ild is a ttr a c t e d o r s to r y in y o u r face. Y ou c a n n o t a l­
Every thoughtful person must be impressed time
o f fre e a rs e n ic w h ich c a u se s in ju ry ; re p e lle d by th e m T h e m o d es o f life w a y s co n c ea l w h a t y ou a re , fo r th e
By H. J. H A AS
and
th in k in g
in flu e n c e c h a r a c te r little te ll ta le n e rv e s a n d m u sc le s
and again with the pernicious effects of loose talking and
! an d
e x p re ssio n T h o u g h t a n d haDlt tra n s c rib e
P resident A merit an B ankers A spoliation
ev e ry th o u g h t w h e tn e r
writing. Perhaps half of the enmities and antagonisms
| pull a n d ch lsle th e m obile m u scles good o r 111 upon y o u r c o u n te n a n c e .
1 1 / L a re In a ch a n g in g w orld, w ith
which beset the world might lie traced directly *lo irres­ ™ ra in y nc.v financial problem » for .
o f th e
face
E v il
th o u g h ts con-
R e fin e m e n t a n d k in d n e ss c r e a te
; s ta n tly in d u lg e d se n d th e im p u lses a n a ttr a c tiv e ex p re ssio n
In prev-
ponsible and vicious talk.
w hich w e h av e no p re c e d e n ts, and !
g e n e ra te d in th e b ra in a lo n g th e i0U3 a r tic le s you h a v e been to ld th a t
m any old prob- !
Not only does it affect individuals, making enemies
| n e rv e s to th e m u scles, w h ich m ould a
fino co m p lex io n is
la rg e ly de-
leras w hich h av e ;
of people wh ought to e friends, hut it is productive of
th
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so ch an g ed a s to j
becom e w ick ed a n d rep u lsiv e
b er t h a t good looks c a n to a la rg e
discord and even war among nations.
bo u n reco g n izab le. !
A n I ta lia n p a in te r s o u g h t fo r a • e x te n t be d eveloped b y o u r w ills
• a. * o p m i a ■ r u </ n « , 6 n
A m erican b an k e rs
In the present unsettled and delicate state of world
b e a u tifu l ch ild a s a m odel fo r a '
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h av e been called ,
F A C IA L E X P R E S S IO N
affairs a great injury to the interests of peace is being
c h e ru b O ne d ay h e fo u n d a little J
in to world affairs
,
,
..
..
______. . boy th a t h a d th e fa c e o f a n an g el,
done by intemperate utterances of pseudo-statesmen,
to b laze new frails j N o „ t lo
n g sin ce th e w rite r a tte n d e d
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so lovely w ere
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re lig io u s m e e tin g In a n eg ro
who recklessly disregard the views and sensibili ties o;
so
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finance. W e may c h u rc h . An old w o m an w h o w a s en-
w hen »nothing Z e m o 1» u e e d t
other nations in order to impress home people with an
ex p e c t th e se calls Bering fe rv e n tly in to th e se rv ic e s hart H e u sed h im a s th e m odel fo r one
Right
from the first touch, antiseptic,
of h is m o st fa m o u s p ic tu re s
exaggerated idea of their own patriotism. The United
to be m ore nu- | a f»ce th o u g h v ery b lack , y et w o re
healing Zemo takes the itching
W h en th e a r ti s t w a s old he war»-
m ero u s In the fu- | a n ex p re ssio n of s p ir itu a l b eau ty
misery out of mosquito bites, rashes,
States has its,full share of these gringoes, who would im­
tu r e th a n
they a n d
e x a lta tio n . H o n e sty , sin c e rity , te d one to r e p r e s e n t
a m a n fallen
and many other skin afflictions. Try
peril our international relations for the sake of popular
it also for itching, peeling toes.
h av e In the past, p iety , a n d a m ia b ility sh o n e fro m to th e lo w est
d e p th s of d e g ra d a tio n
H. J. HAAS
Bothers and other outdoor folks
W e
applause and votes.
re
t * h e e v e ry __________
lin e a m e n t S he w as a n out- a n d c rim e H e s o u g h t lo n g before
thank cooling Zemo for relief from
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Too many of our newsapers illustrate the same ten a c c e p t th e re sp o n sib ility w hich goea
sunburn. Douse it on ivy-poisoning.
. o . u . t a v estig e
to r o f th e g r e a te s t sk ill w ould love d * e s c re p e n t c r e a tu r e w . ith
Pimples and dandruff fade when safe,
deucy, through irritating editorial expressions which w ith it.
to re p ro d u c e p e rm a n e n tly in m arb le, o f n o b ility in h is p h y sio g n o m y H e j antiseptic Zemo is applied. It in­
cause unfavorable reactions when reprinted in foreign L et us look to th e fu tu re w ith cou- N ow w h a t fo rc e s h a d o p e ra te d to w a s b en t, to o th less, b le a ry eyed stantly eases razor-smart. Always
have Zemo nearby wherever you go.
countries and make the task of our diplomats increasing fldence. E v ery o n e ha* ex p erien ced a m a g e th a t old b la c k fac e so a t t r a e - ! H la loose, se n su a l lip s tw iste d in to Any
druggist. S5c, 60c, (1.00.
g re a t so rro w som e tim e, p erh ap s so ¡tlv e ? T h ey ca m e fro m w ith in , a s a n u g ly sn e er. H e w as th e em bodi- |
ly difficult.
g re a t we fe lt we could n ev e r over- d o es all re a l b e a u ty .
in e n t o f all t h a t w a s evil, co rru p t i
1
It goes without saying that we should always he com e It, b ut tim e Is th e g re a t h ea le r |
and e v e n tu a lly we h av e coiue out of '
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AMERICA’S WORLD
RESPONSIBILITIES
SHI ITCHING [IDS
found ready and willing to take a firm stand wherever
our real interests are at stake, hut this may he done in a
sane and dignified manner without resorting to unnec­
essarily offensive tactics.
Statesmen and nationals of all countries might con
tribute measurably to the cause of peace by refraining
from violent and ill-considered outbursts that tend to
aggravate an already difficult problem.
The N ew York judge who declared that a man is
master of his own home reflects little credit upon the
wisdom of the judiciary.
Census reports show that there arc 102 and a half
men in this country for every UK) women. That half
nun is probably a radio crooner.
W e read that W ill Roge rs is interestedin a parachute
factor.y Probably senses a market among politicians
who will be up in the air next venr.
An investigating committee declares there is “wide
spread corruption” in New York City. Those investiga
tors are simply I hiding out everything.
m uch so rro w lu th e 155 y ear» of Its
ex isten ce. In th a t tim e we h av s
passed th ro u g h fhe m a jo r d ep ressio n s
of 1837-1857-1873 to 1879 1834-1893 189(5
1907-1914-1921 an d th e p rese n t.
I v e n tu re to s la te th a t in each of
th e se p erio d s th e re w ere th o se who
had d o u b ts of th e fu tu re ju s t as we
h av e th e m to d ay , b ut w h a t happ en ed |
a f te r each d e p re ssio n ? O ur co u n try
reco v ered , to be b e tte r a n d stro n g e r
th a n ev er. Its people w ere Introduced
to m odes of living th ey n ev e r d ream ed
of, u n til today, n o tw ith s ta n d in g our
d e p re ssio n , we live on th e highest
plane of an y n a tio n In th e world.
Should we n o t ju d g e th e fu tu re by
p ast e x p e rie n c e ?
S u rely o u r peo p le a re b e tte r pro-
pared, tlnnnclally nnd In tellec tu ally , to
cope w ith oven g r e a te r p roblem s th an
they h av e been in th e p ast, so why not
look to th e fu tu re co n fid en t th a t fun­
d am en ta l so cial an d econom ic prob­
lem s will be a d ju s te d sa tisfa c to rily ?
C onfidence Is n ot e sta b lish e d hy any
on e th in g h ut by an ac cu m u latio n of
th lu g s. It we can g et confidence sta rte d
on Its w ay, g a th e rin g a little h ere and
th ere. It w ill a c c e le ra te Its speed as It
goes along. T h is Is n o t th e work of
auy one m an to p erfo rm but Is th e
c u m u la tiv e effo rt of each an d every
one of us. W h at we a r e In th e fu tu re
D n ot th e r e s u lt of w h at we h av e done
on an y one d ay b u t th e re s u lt of all
, hat w e hav„
for
tlrn#. The
A m erican H an k e rs A sso ciatio n Is en-
d o av o rln g to do its p a rt. Individually
our «»ftoi-ts m ay n o t c o u n t for m uch.
but th ey a r e p a rt of th e w hole plan
*n ,j | nken In th e a g g re g a te t*
»m ount to th e sum to ta l of
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provided through a (50 000 fund set
S A T lO S M
H O N O R S « side fe rtile p u rp o se by th e In te rn a
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,lo1n “ 1 H a 'v e » te r c o m p a n y a s a m em
' or a to C y ru s H ull M cC orm ick, a
K our O re g a n c lu b boys w on n s V tglnta fa rm
boy w h o g av e th e
tio # a l h o n o rs fo r th e m se lv es a n d I w orld , u f t r ,t su c ce ssfu l g ra in re s
t h ^ r s ta te re c e n tly w hen th e y w ere J ,>er ,n
1831.
The
fu n d
w as rll-
n u w ed am o n g lh « 15 cju b b er* in th e v,d ed ,n to 100 s c h o la rsh ip s of (fas*
11 w e s te rn s ta te s to receive (,V*p ’ “ h
‘," 1 M P H t l M f i 0B a bM t> |
s rh o ia rs h ip s
in
th e
Iu te tn a tio n a l
f lu b e n io llm e n t a s follow s wes-
W hat Can Bs Dons
H a r v e s te r co m p an y c o n test
te rn s ta te s . 15; e a s te rn sta te s, 10. i'a rm e re should rid th e m se lv es df
th e ir *o u ,,,,*rn
atat« s. 35, an d c e n tra l any false hope of o u tsid e aid from
T he O reg o n w in n e rs an d
c lu b p ro je c ts a r e J o h n H . W elbes, s , a t *s 'w W ith O reg o n boys win- leg islatio n . T h e only re c o u rse le ft for
o f P o r tla n d , sw in e . C liffo rd C o n rad . nlnK four, th e r e m a in d e r of th e th e p ro d u ce r on a red u ced p rice level Is
Im b le r, sw in e , S ta n le y G reen, 8 ta n - 15 a llo tte d
to
th e w e ste rn s ta te s to p ro d u ce his goods a t red u ced costs,
field, sh e e p ; a n d R a n d a ll G rim es, w*r ® d is trib u te d th re e to C o lo rad o ; and n early ev ery fa rm e r can likely put
H a r ris b u rg , d a iry c a ttle . In a d d ! *wo e a c b to C a lifo rn ia a n d W ash- n to fo rce a few eco n o m ies In p ro d u c­
tio n th re e a lte r n a te s w ere ch o sen , tn g to n a n d
on e e a c h
to
Id ah o . Hon F a rm e rs m u st p ro d u ce as largely
a s follow s: K e n n e th D ahl, B llv eito n . W y o m in g , New M exico a n d
;
th e m a te ria ls th ey use, and
get aw ay from cash p u rc h a se s until
C al M onroe. C nnby
and
B a rb a ra ta n a .
prices com e down p ro p o rtio n a te ly on
D u n n , J u n c tio n C ity.
T h e w in n e rs w ere selected by a th * ,h ln 't , , h *Jr bu7- T h * ch * * P « *
T hese sc h o la rsh ip s, w h ic h e a titio
* -ay In ths farming business is to raise
• a c h W inner to >500 to w a rd a c o u rse c o m m itte e of
eivlo
and
b u sin ess
your own teed end not let the other
f i UH ( t a t e sg rle u U u n U co lleg e, g re leader» v i th e c o u n try h ee d ed hy g>ea g et y o u r dollar*.
OREGON
V IA II
. . . EXTRA MONEY
For YOUR CHRISTMAS
GIFT BUYING . . .
There’( extra m oney right under your n o ie!
That is, if you know how to find it. And if you
don’t know how, w e’ll tell you. Turn your useless
belongings into cash w ith a want ad. W hat’s use
less to you is useful to s o m e t body else.
W hat’s
valueless to you m ay still have intristic value.
It’s all a m atter of/’ getting in touch with the
right person.
You can do that
best in the
want-ad colum n of this newspaper.
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