The Santiam news., July 08, 1915, Image 4

put«» tjy the rniçh of a bur««, ft»«
bark of a u* or the bray ut a dubkejr.
It «<>jld b a treat bi«r»niK »od «oald
«b», our tltiie n« a bettor opp»»ri unity
to punue» th« vocatkma of tndu«try
frvw from pulitital «trita
Izl thuao who pick political plum«
by ralalnc row« and who fiaUi «word«
dripping In the blvo-J ot indu»try un
deretaiol that th«) cannot turn th«
p lidie forum luto a political arena aud
by a claah ot pe>raon«l «tpiratioa«
«oli the hammvr and atop th« plow
. • 1
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: re • ::
■ ■
' .rd
In the ba« k alley» of clvUkxailoti
C0NGRES8
SHOULD
GIVE
THEM
PRIMARY «EMORY
PREFERENCE IN APPRO
PRIATIONB. ,
it PreduC** AuiCicry, K>n»**th»t.o nn J
Viavai Alter 'mage*.
Althoi gh the term '‘primary
. ...I - r
< ..-
to ni' ">l of U«,
re a utieboiiieiion v. iiic.'i ue have
cijA‘ri*nr«-d and winch frequent-
I» <i( the KK’Ut'wt -1-r'i'C to u-.
I* a flung ubi>h p»»<hologi«i»
vc carefully *lu<ii<-j and autrui
lich tlic» (nV" it'.irneil much of
By Retar Raeford.
Thto nation I« now «merlu« upon
an era of marni» development Th«
wreckr • of Eurupian commerce bre
drifted tu our «bure« «bd the world
war 1« making unprecedented de-
rnnnd* fur the producta of farm and
factory
In trnnaportatlon faililtl»-«
on land we l»-«d the world but our port
fkcllliles are Inadequate, aud our flag
I» eeldom *«eu in foreign porta If
our government would only divert th«
i-m-rgy »» have displayed In enue.-r-
Ing the railroad* to nu»Hering the
commerce of ilie »«a a foreign bot­
tom would be unkir-un on the ocean *
highway*
Thl* article will be ccnfinci to a
diacureion of our port* for the pro­
duel* of the far:u muai pa.»« over our
wharf* before reaching Hie water W«
wo
have In thl* nation 31 port*, ot which
att*
41 are o.i th« Atlantic and io ar« on
th». Pacific lu»!
The S
»<■ : d ever, and if it lutd B<»l
Congre*» appropriate.! over 35I.C «»,- imperative catling «
000 I yr improving out River* and they would ha»» > -a
Harbor* and private <ni«rprl«e levle» forever. The w«»rd* *
u toll of approximately I'O.OOiJOoO no impregxion at t he
«nr all) In wharf««.- aid cimr«< » for wing eniinciat»->1, but
which no tangible «vrvlee I» rwndemd. leu|,mi
•
wii» i a!i'
The latter item *h»uld be lifted off
yirtir nutne v.h,:t
the back* of the farmer of thl» na­
tion and thl* can be done by C .ngre--.ii “primary uj>m<>r
directing It« appropriation« to port» j aide»’ vou. It n<
that are free where veatol« can tie up of mechanical im
to a wharf and d.«charge lier cargo Iteen made on y»
free of any fee or charg«.
> in ofd<-r for you
A free port la progreia It take« - your wife’» uorrl
out the unneomaary link in the rimili
Science t»-lla u that thia priman
of trenaaction* in commerce shirk ifiemory off.« t in
!tir Im I an un­
ha* for centurie« laid a heavy hand
tlitory after image. Then- an; WOT-
upon commerce No noveuient i* »o
heivlly laden with n-»ulta or »ill »■ral kind* of after inwg«#. One i»
tnqre widely and equally distribute known a* the k nia «»the tic.
Von »-*|.iri<‘!i< — thi.» when you
Ila tx-neflia aa that of a free port
and none can ba mure eaaily and ef- have takr*n <>iî a trdit Imt and lui»!
lee Ivaly »ecured
it on the t.iiIn a tin»'; ent MU
tin- hat again,
mat rrn» h > ¡4!» t
thinking tb-rt it
•till on vmn
head.
Flit* 1* mr I nn niter im-
ujfv. for it 1» on i In* tiiLIc mid not
on your head.
\ i»ual aftr
m mon. 11 y
bright light
By Peter Radford.
There la no «acaping the market wall you »ee ,
Thi
pre bli-tn and the hlgbeat dev elop tnvnl . light on the 1
ymtr
of H*rlrulture will not be attained , v<»n CMMV and
until It la solved. for a market tinlly chaugim
r til
1» a« nrrmtorj for th« producer ¡. | m ar».
aa land on wiilch to grow hi» crop.
An en*i» r
Governmental and educational in»tl- green apot on 1
tution« havo ap«ot JUW.OOO.OO« in cue
and then at a
United State« during the pr»t ten
•
\ red
year« for Improving «oil production paper.
anJ improving «red« and plant«, but I «¡miter in »hi
very little attention anJ lea« money Xrren «pot.
baa tx en given lu the marketing »Ida
The expten
that wlyen
of agriculture
miking nt lh<* green »pot the green
The problem I« a monumental on« peretriving elcm -ut« of the eye be-
and on« which will never be aolv< J canie fatiguud or that part of tin*
until it geta within the graap of a
j n-’.ii .1 «here the. i.'imgr fell. Now,
«Igantlo organization where matter
uilnda can concentrate the coniblurd 1 •»» looking al a piece <»f white paper
expert» tic« anti wladom ot the apo —which. <»f roar- , need* all the
upon It. It la a problem which the •olor perveiring •Icmenta of the
tar mere, merchanta. bankera, editor« «ye. for white contain* all color»--
<md «tateamen mu«t ut.lt« tn solving. ' the green percehcra on the place in
Tbo Farmer»' Vnlon aland* for all the r.-tina do ig«>t act a» well .1* the
there 1» in farming from the tn «t other*. So the complement of green
aclentlhc method* of •«■«<! «election to
t* teen.
th« moat ayatematlc and protltable
For this very reaaon of fatigue a
plana of marketing, but dee« hot bM
Here in promoting one to the negletT white hov-e i» not a« white to you
of the other We conaldcr the work after looking at it awhile, for now
of farm demonatratora valuable and ■ all the perceiving élément» are fa­
we a»k that governmental and cum* tigued and do not net a* »trongly a*
merelal agencle* aceking to help ua, before.—-New Y"rk American.
continue to give na their an-ilatar.ce
and advice, but we believe that their
Th* Young Cliff Dw»l!ae.
Influence al.ould be extended to the
A
yotii'.!'»ier
«In»»»- exjU'ricnce of
marketing aide ot our farm probb iu*
dome' ti< ic ei ru!i;fi,iin,nt» *>t* ltmitoil
also»
We cannot hope to develop manu­ to the ' parental ll.ti wn* m-rmittm!
On the
facturing by over production of the to visit .-n’.intf) relaiiii«
factcry. we cannot build up mercan­ wl ole In« report wa» favorable.
tile enterprise* by the merchant* load-
'Bat. “nv," he conclmlcd, •'they
I '< their ahelve« with aurplu« gooda mu 4 !«• a'lftil |«»or! Tli«-v’re got
and no mor« can we develop agricul­ n-> li<-at an 1 no janitor. They jaat
ture» by glutting the market with a
bsilil a boniirp th«'ni»r*lv<»* on aome
»urpiu* ot producta.
prick» in I lie i >rner of the ro»»n»?”
I’liilmldphia Linlg-r.
Cf
DARIUS
Th« n:l«h of • horse made Dnrlu*
King of r. r.*ia, th.’ «.’x cent« mling
power« for the throne agreeing Among
th«m««lvM that the one whoae flora«»
anould neigh lira« ehould potnu the
kingdom
Tilt« ancieut method of
settling dispute* • laeng politician«
could be revived with profit teday
If our part lean faction« and petty
Iticiaui .uuld only «ettle their
Met«'« of th« Ancient«.
lie fore iron wa» iim I copper wa»
the principal ingredient in domestic
nt» n«ih a- <1 wrapons of war.
It»
alloy with t n, form ng bronze, wua
the flr-t i .'UilL. e'tnnpMml in n»c
hr mankind, and it» -dloy with line,
forming ’-re- •■*. al*« ha* Imcn long
tn tiee. The-c pmcowep, of rourw-»,
imply a certain legree of temper-
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