The Santiam news., July 06, 1911, Image 6

PUBLIC LANDS CONVENTION.
QUICK RESULTS
Moderate Rates
FARM
ORCHARD}
A POOR
APPETITE —i
lunver. Colo.. Sept. 24. 29. 30. 1*11
—Call by the Governor of Colored«»—
In cotupllnur« with ■ rebolution of
the Elglit.-mth General Anaembly of
.Stiff* <tnj Intfraction* trvm A^ruultural College* and Ktpcrimrnl Station*
the State of Colorado. . I. John F.
of Ora'pon and It tuhin^/ton. Specially Suitobif to 1‘ocifit Coati I indition*
Hhalroth. governor of aAld common
wealth, announce to the people of
QUK KLY
i"thoae western »tales and terrttorle«
RtGULAFtD
and
tbua
Increase
the
agricultural
LIVE
STOCK
CORNERSTONE
OF
having one million or more acres of
population of the community
In
AGRICULTURAL PROSPERITY.
public
lands—reserved
and
un re
stead of a diminishing crop yield it
»ened—within their borders'—s put» I1> 1» t Jam«« W it b frotnb«
Or«
will tuean a constantly increasing
lie lands convention to be held la
go« A<rLrttMwr«] t
production
Farming can scarcelv
tu«nt matiutt
the city of mover. Colorado. Septrtu
hofre to com* Into Its own without
her 24. 20 and 30 of thia year, for
Agriculture without live stock on live atock.
I »t us speed tbe day
the pur|e>»e of dlacusslng all que»
the farm la like bread without yeast when the farms of Oregon »hall ha»*
Uona. and taking aueb action »■ their
Live stock not only Is the basis of
wisdom may direct, relative to the successful farming, but la Its true mure and better cows, more aud Ire;
ter draft borsea. many more good
pro|e>r administration of the publla
leavening Influence as well
It la th* hogs and larger and better flocks ot
domain, the natural resources |e*r-
only practical means of keeping up sbeep. guata, and poultry. Tbia will
talntng thereto, and the practical con­ th* productivity of the soil
Without mean greater general prosjrerity an I
servation thereof under state author­
stock the soli will Inevitably suiter the new wealth thus created «III
ity and of protesting against congress
deterioration in Its plant fixxi. Hi nee atlmulats and rejuvenate every chan­
enacting laws providing for the leas­ soil fertility Is the basis of profitable
nel uf trad* and bring prosperity,
ing of the natural resources of the
farming it bebixives tbe farmer to happiness and contentment to the
West.
give thia problem Intelligent atten­ rural borne.
The following states and territories
tion
are embraced within the call, via:
The great need of Western Oregon
METHOD COURSES FOR
Arizona. Arkansas. California. Colo
I» more flrat-class cows and more
rado, Idaho, Minnesota. .Montana. Ne­
TEACHERS.
good hogs so that a much larger
braska, Nevada. New Mevlco. North
(■ercentage of the crude products of
Corvallis -Three weeks of »¡rectal
Dakota. Oklahoma Oregon. South l*a the farm will be consumed by live
TOU'LL FUD IT EICELLEIT
courses In methods of Instruction
kola. I'tah, Washington. Wyoming
Block and thus converted Into finished
designed for teachera. will be given
and Alaska
products, such as milk cream, hogs,
Inasmuch as the province of the
at the opening of the six weeka'
etc. To those In touch with the situ
summer session of the Oregon Agri­
contention Is for western people to
Only Married Men Count.
atlon it Is unmistakably evident that
determine t||>on questions pertaining
cultural College.
Methixl courses In
la Cores marrtago '• sveu more Im­
the counties where live stock In some
to the Interests of western states as
teaching, school management and su portant and essential for a man than
form has received attention have
affected by federal systems. It Is made the treat progress agricultor ¡rervlslon. »¡rectal discussions of prob­ It la for a woman as, until a maxi ba
made requlalte for qualification that ally
Take, for example. Washington lema In su|rervlsl<>n. and a course of wod. be la a being of no account
delegates shall have been resident County. last year this county pro lectures and exercise» tn physical
If a father has not selected wives for
Heven de-
taipaters and voters within their diiced over on* million dollars' worth culture will Ire Included
re»|iective states for the preceding of milk, besides great quantities of ¡■ariments of work will Ire treated hie eons ere they reach the age ot
twenty he Is considered worthless and
three years.
hogs. |K>ullry, eggs, etc
Dairying In the method courses: elements ot
The governor, senators and con has treen the principal agricultural In agriculture, commercial subjects, do­ neglectful
mestic science and art. manual train­
gressmen. and m<*ml>er» of the state
dustry In this county for a number
legislature of each state atxk terr! of years, with the result that the ear ing. high school subjects, grammar
lory, and delegate of each territory marks of prosperity are strongly In school subjects, and those ot tbe
primary grades
and of Alaska, are hereby commls evidence all over the count)
Before
stoned as delegates
the advent of dairying there was not
Each governor may appoint thirty a bank In the county, now there ate
PUBLIC LANDS CONVENTION
delegates
The mayor of each city
eleven <>f these financial Institutions
may appoint one delegate for each
all of wblch are In a proaperoua con­ Tentative List of Topics For Discus
1000 of population, but not to evceed
dition
In addition to thia, good
cion to be Introduced by Papers.
a total of fifty.
Each chamber of
1 II, • I- ■ u. I HI---.
commerce, leiard of trade, real estate
Denver. Sept. 2H-30, »011
landscaire In every direction
It la
exchange or other commercial bodies; truly
a
progressive
agricultural
The
Issue—What Should Be Tkme
each board of county commissioners;
county, made ao by live stock
Th*
ea< h association of stock growers of farms are well tilled and the sol! I» With Our Grazing Lands. The Home
stead Principle Mail* Applicable t>
lumbermen, of forestry, of irrlgailon;
growing richer rather than poorer tin- Grazier, What Hhould Be DotMl
each horticultural or agricultural or
I’nder-dralttagr has been practirred ex W
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1
W ! i
ganitallon- may appoint ten dele­
tenslvely; In fact, the farmers of Pio»Ince Hhould the States Exercise'
gates
Washington County have laid more Redirecting Water-Powers. What Prov­
Each governor Is requested to ap
tile thin have treen used In all other ince Should the States Exercise Re Cured by Lydia E. Pinkham's
fx»lnt a slate executive committee of
counties in Oregon combined
I »airy * »¡reeling Coal. Oil, Gas. and Pho» Vegetable Compound.
five to co-o|>erate «llh the Colorado
Ing has mad* this poaaible
Perman ¡that* lainda; Private Irrigation Enter
executive
comnrltUN* — J.
Arthur
ent road building Is now In active pro ¡»rise Com|uiled With Government R
Creston. Towt
I was trouble«! for
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gres» and soon the county highways clamatlon.
indammation, pain*
| I... tea I ' • ’ >.- , ■
lit. 1» .1-1 II«
will Ire well Improved, luind values
Development
—
The
possibilities
of
in my sine, sick
Ilnctly. whether the public domain
are also steadily* increasing and th* Western Water Power»; Power Ener
beadaches ami ner­
other than the little remaining farm­
farms are being rapidly subdivided gtzed by Watei Fails Compared with
vousness. 1 ha«l ta­
ing lands—shall be held In perpetuity
and the new farm homes are addlnr Power Energized by Coal. The Posat
ken so matt* medi­
by the national government free from
constantly to the population of th* billtie» of Dry Farming. The Pro|rer:
cines that 1 was
taxation l>y the states, to l»e admin
county. This Is practically all due io Development of the Resort and He ,
discouraged a n i
Istered through leasehold for revenue
thought 1 would
the cow and other farm stock, and creation Resource of our Mountain1
for the federal treasury, and under
never g*t wrll. A
whftt this stock has done for Wash Country; Good Roads Essential to
bureaus at the national capitol.
friend told nut of
Ington County similar live stock will Our Bent Irerelopment and the Prole
A rental or lease based upon the
I.ydia E. Pinkham's
do for other eountie*
lent Presented by Conditions Peculiar
output of natural resources Is a tax
Vegetable tom-
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I.
'I ' 1 '■ 1 ! ■ ■ to the \\ e»t
I
-1. t ! - ■ -1
.1 ’ I .1 I .1 \ ' Up tl
pound and it re­
line In making live slock the dotnln
Economics — Practical
Economic*
1
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stored me to health.
ant feature of farming
This county Practiced by the Lumber industry.]
consumer
Hitch |M>llcy would com
I have no m
has turen noted for Its excellent flocks
¡>el the western states to l»ear an of sheep aud goats for aome time In Coal Mining. In Coal Consumption, pain, my nerves are strong« r ami 1 can
by
Railroads.
In
.Metalliferous
Mining
undue proiMirtlon <>t the burdens of To these the farmers are now add
I > my own work. I.ydia E. llnkhatn'a
and Smelting; The Forest Resource
V« g«*Lil>le < "'uj -iii-.d cured ni«> after
the national government.
No other
Ing dairy herds
At present there are the Supply. Consumption and Annual
.'verything el«‘ had failed, and I rec.
states have ever been compelled to
more high class Jersey herds In Polk Growth, lias the Soil of the I'nited -ttirm-n-l it toother sufT«-ring wonten.”
pay royalties ftj>on their natural prod­
County than there are In atty other States Become Imiwverlsbed.
M rs . W m . S i ua ’*• ’ " ■ Howards*.
ucts. why* should we?
Our wealth count»- of the state
This means agil
Governmental
A
Portrayal
of Creston, Iowa.
must consist, very largely. In those
cultural wealth and soon the farmer«
Thousands of unsolicited ami genu­
very features, the tax revenue from of Polk County will trecome more Imerlcan Bureaucratic Government.
The Wise ami Benlflcent R -suits of ine testimonials like the alxive prov-»
which 1» so essential to the main
generally prositerous
This county ttur Public l.a nd Policy; State Con- the efficieuc* of Lydia E. l*inkham's
tenance of state government
Even
also has some excellent herds of ■dtrvatlon v«
Federal Conservation. Vegetable Cont|>ound, which is inadd
the raw land Itself ^s withdrawn
swine and the breeding of draft Federal
Revenue Comimred
With cxc lusivcly from roots and herbs.
from state taxation
horses I» receiving marked attention I am * m I or State Revenue; The Federal j
These are the conditions which con­
Women who suffer from those dl-u
This Increased production of live SjM*ria| Agent System- A .Menace t
tressing Ills should not love sight <>f
front us. It rests entirely with the
stock means the growing of more the Safety <>f Our Republican Inatl-
t .«--w* I.let sort! 'th! t' •- ability ot l.ydl.»
people of the West whether they will
clover, vetch alfalfa and other for­ tutlot)#; IndWIdunhwm vw Co|h*ctiv
E. I’lnkhant’s Vegetable Compound to
acquiesce In this proposed new order,
age crops, which, when consumed lam at Each Affect the Intereat of th«* restore their health.
of things.
u|s»n the farm, become the true »oil West; The iin-Anierlran Oovernmeut
Given under my hand and th* Ex­
If y on xviint s|w>ciiil ndvicrxx rito
builder».
.Accorded Alaska; The Ima nd for
ecutive Seal this 39th day of .Tune
other Western Oregon counties are A rev h » to the (’ourti* l*|M>n \ll Ques­ to ifr». l’ink li.mi. nt I.ynn. Mass.
A. 1» 1*11-
JOHN F «HAFROTH.
lit treat your letter as
»bowing a greater Interest tn live tion«
Arfalng
From
Departmental She
Governor of Colorado
stock husbandry- and the ruinous a»» Regulation« Pertaining to the Public strictly cotilidcnt ial. I'or 2<>y«*.irs
tent of exclusive grain growing, sum Domain. Injustice of the Public I*and «he lias Ix-cii helping -li k wnnietl
A BENEFIT TO THE COAST.
mer fallow and burning of straw la Policy Toward .Alaska; The Illegality in this way, free of cliiirtfv. iTuu’t
heslUite—x» rite nt <>m e.
fortunately rapidly* becoming obao of ForvHt Reserve» Devoid of Forewt
Land«; Should Thia Convention In­
Pacific S’ate» Fire Inaurancs Co Con­ let*.
Ins a.siuwi Now,
There I» ample room and abundant augurate a Permanent Organization
solidated With Farmers Union Co.
opportunity for the Improvement of
Concern yourself as little as possi­
Invitation !• extended for omimunl
Forms » Strong Local Co.
live stock conditions n|«»n th* wheat cation« narrating Incident«, making ble with your past Vnnecesaary sMt
The Pacific States Fir* Insurance farms of Eastern Oregon
This soil auggeatlon« and affording other fra torture over wbat you have been will
Company, with offlc<-< In the Chamber although phenomenally rich and re turns which will be of aa»i«tanrr to only cripple you In your noble bat­
of Commerce llttlldlng. Portland. Is markably well adapted to the produc­ thoae. when choaen. to prepare the
tle to be better
Now is the only point
meeting with marked success through tion of wheat I» also well adapted to respective paper*.
of time of great moment to you
If
out the Northwest
Nearly I'd local the production of 11»'» stock
Hog«,
Addreaa Public Land« Convention you devote yourself to now the past
agencies In Oregon ar* now accepting sheep and draft horses should Ire Committee. Room
(Tiamlrer of
will be a dream, the future a present
business for th* Company and Its In­ produced front these farms In great Commerce Rldg Denver, Colorado.
realization
h -*rh Russell Clarkson.
fluence 1» being steadily extended numbers. These In time would great
The object of the Companx* Io. To ly Increase the value of production
keep Money In the Pacific States; to per acre and at the same time Insure
do a general Insurance Bus'.nesa; to the conservation of soil fertility. The
Insure tiraln and Growing Crops; Io
field ires and alfalfa should large)»
distribute Its stock In limited amounts
auperaede the aumnter fallow
Thea*
!among Its Stiyckholdera.
Reallalnx that millions of dollars are both good nitrogen gatherers, am!
are s*nt every year to Fbrelgn and at the sain* time furnish excellert
Eastern Insurance Companies, this feed for the growing and fattenin-r
Each grain j
Company was organised by men rep of swine and sheep
r«--«entlng our most conservative and farm should have some draft mare«
successful
business
Interests.
The and the growing of gixxl horaes
Company now has nboxit fioo stock should be made a feature of the farm
holder» among which are ox**r F»d lead No better hors*» can Ire produced
Ing hankers, which Is a guarantee of anywhere than can be grown upon the
good business administration
wheat farms of Eastern Oregon. Per
The funds are all Invested In th* haps, however, the greateat field of
Northwest.
opportunity In live stock production 1«
The Farmers' I'nlon Fire Insurance In swine husbandry. Conditions ar*
Co. of Pendleton, was recently con highly favorable for the economical
solldated with the Pacific States Co production of hogs. The»* should b*
and Manuel FVIedly. of that city added grown mainly upon alfalfa with e
Ito the Hoard of Director». Thia com­ small supplemental feed of grain and ,
bination has materially Increased the finished upon pea» graxed off In th*
volume of business and strengthened
open field.
This la an easy amt
the Companv financially.
profitable way of producing hogs, and
This Company Is one In which the
people can Justly take prtd* and one at the same time a goo<1 method of
The pea» will produc*
In which all confidence can tve re soil building
inured
A local Company should have tbe treat of pork and add nitrogen
preference tn local business
At their and organic subatance to the aoll.
The are Ayer's HsirVigo,-will certainly
offlees 2'»d-20l ChanCwr of Commerce both exceedingly essential In the c»n
do this work, because, firn of all, it de­
servatlon
of
moisture
and
the
supply
, Building. Portland. President Beach
This jaunty little »hirt want i. mad* of stroys the germs which are the original
¡will be pleased to receive friends of Ing of plant food for wheat pcoduc
white waah silk, so l trimni-ni with wash cause of dandruff. Having given thii aid,
the Company at any time, or call and tlon
silk in a rstlrer Imwl Id-re an-1 while nature completes the cure. The scalp is
This system of farming will enable
make the acquaintance of the local
stop*
"No star tling
is one of tbe restored to a perfectly healthy condition.
the farm unit to steadily grow smaller ¡
agent in your town.
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