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Attorney at law
Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7:30 p.m.
Brother Meikeljohn. leader.
K ITT ATTOUNKYI
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OHKUON
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Farming ii
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Tu present your apta«« ami crai««
troni rotting «|Way them with bonhwut
mistura
I io ...it fall tn «et a tew r>>«* uf lale
>-4-»-l-»a4-4 H ' I I I I I I H I HI IM liMi.ntuca If galhcml )it»t IndwCe fosit
and w replied In |>apvr the grwu fruit
THE “LAND POOR“ FARMER. will keep until t'liriatmsa or later and
rl|».u well
Leng Winded Otecussiais.
If • auiilliitter I« lo thrive it muat tw
Fsrms Arw Oftwn Citkwr T m amali *r
*'l,a. what la meiiut tiy nilbiialertugF*
plnlUe I oti mi*M. Well drained fertili
Taa Larga Far Succea«.
“Talking agalu«l time, my a<m *'
(From '*1 nvr.AiatM» Aerea
*n J C. eoH
“Ihi y.m e«vr nilbuncr.
MrtW>«UI. I limi «taira «Ir,- ttmenl »r
In the ' a»e of youug fritti Ima
"No. my boy
With th«* es.vptlou of
agrt.ultor« >»« >wr l»->« )
Idanled alami ttw h >me grounds, where
that ln>|«>avd l»y pliyalotl cvliatietloii.
Tbw alte of thè lotaliMwa »firn bua they oiiinil lw> .-«iltlvalcit kv«*p the noil
• there la uo limit to the <l«.t4itm lu thia
amiti lo do lottarti uiaklug thè terni stirmCal hi if» ’ «Hita..lu.** >a pia**
particular lw>ti«e “ lllrnilnghaiu Age
|<i'<ltat>l»
Iwpartmvtil of agrUniltuiv
11 eml.)
farm mauagrm.ut mi.nl« .h.rw that
ferula ere »flwn rlthrr luo «tuall or li»
latitai fot thè ni<«< ao .ii.ful fermio«
Thrrv mi, he tasi fra a* «vr>ll ea tana
tnany serva
A man may u*M bave
enougb land or tw may l* land i-«ir.”
tberrby rrmlrrlng all hi. «erra uuprof
Itahie
A WlacOMta tarmar wlth a laritv
Family waa drwply lu ilei-'
llla farm
consistaci of I3i ai rea. Itali of aatil b
«re» umlrr thv piu*
Thr rvtnalBdar
arac armatland aia! ripriial»«' lo rigar
F ot twadvv yrana ttir tarmar hnd »»•»<
hm*n qulte etile (o mavì bla Inlrrwrt.
To blm tbr wbole farm <v>n«lal«al of
improntatile a« tea Ile tliially dr.kl«-d
that thè farm waa too amali for thè
moet erti- leni use of tbe l<t«.r a» gli
etile
llavtug an <qq«.rtutilty. be
bonghi en adj»ltilng rlghty a<-rva of
RAILROAD
WAGES
Shall they be determined by
Industrial Warfare or
Federal Inquiry?
1 o the American Public:
The Thrice-a-Week Edition of
The New York World
Practically a daily nt the price of a weekly.
Do you believe in arbitration or indus
trial warfare?
I he train employes on all the railroads
arc voting w'hcther they w ill ^ivc their leaders
authority to tic up the commerce of the
countr> to enforce their demands for a 100
million dollar wage increase.
I lit railroads arc m the public service—
your Ncrvicc. I his army of employes is in
the public service-your service.
ou pay for rail transportation 3 billion
dollars a year, and 44 ecnis out of every
dollar from you tjocs to the employes.
No other
newspaper in the world give* so much at *> low a price
There has never txvn a lime when a newaiia|M-r
waa
more needed in the household. The great war in Europe
has now entered its second year, with no promise of an
end for a long time.
events,
Thou* are world-shaking
in which the United States,
willing
been compelled to take a |url.
No
nr
unwilling,
has
person
intelligent
can ignore such issue«.
The presidential contest also will
MM>n
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at
Already candidates for lie* nomination are in
the
hand
held
and the campaign, owing to the extraordinary character
of the times, will lie of supreme
newspaper will inform you
with
interest.
the
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St IO
¡ around ila-m i lu a».» mui. Ii of siraw
or stable manure
line (lie »W.I» out of the esimer uf
the garden tmforv they dcirlop as*d.
ami you will h-warn the utimlivr of
weeds that *1). esune up next year
fxairn to In«»» our Is.lylmg frletwiy
and glee them a ebamv to multiply aa
much aa |«ro.i|>ie There arv « iiuiulwr
of varkrtl«« of ladybugs, and all of
them make war <m .dth'r harmful bugs
particularly laul II«* of varlouA klu.la
OREGON
birnnvLr Laat> to < usas
rxrrssui
asm
( In s t c Western railroads in 1915. seventy h»e per cent uf lhe
trs ii cmpluyes earned these wage» (lowest, highest and average
ol «il as shown by the pay rolls —
mask
ciMrval lami, going lu debt llu- full
amount
From that time ou the fan»
waa proaprnma ami In ten year« ttw
•nttrv farm wan i«ki for ami enough
aitdlthmal m -ney aar«u| tn build a gtwal
house and Imru The smaller farm had
been improntai le because the over
head »lieue« were too litgli fur so
email a liueliirM
In ihla cum - serve
weiw mede |*oAtable by Im rraetns
their numtier
A Sorth tintola raruo-r nwi.nl tbr«—
quarter eectloua of land
III. farm
waa quite bm« lly mortsnevd au.i for a
numtier ot year» he bed n.rt Iwru ebb
io pay Interrai In full III. family «»»
smell, and for m.^t of 11» work tn- he.I
to depend ou hired help lie « •>». Iod. <l
that under Hr < In ninnali.«•« be w.i«
working or trying to work too many
a< rva Finally be mold <m quarter
Oou and pakl Ilia del ta
Meten year»
later he had *.*■'■•• In thr Imuk
lu
thia raae all the aerea hnd previously
been unprofitable laueu.e there wrrv
too many or them
TsiasafM
Meat«»
32195
31537
3979
1543
2789
187B
Furerà
0 J
.*U78
1317
751
2059
1181
Brakreva
354
1719
967
874
I1».!
1 135
Ca «Belati
Aveva««
$2071
1454
i
2933
R«««e
31056
2445
A»«««««
$1378
1151
1935
1355
■
413
1552
973
8172
1107
1 he average yearly wage payments to til Western tram cm
pl ,rs ( hi . hiding those who worked only part ol the year) aa
shown by the 1915 payroll» were—
Ea{inrris .
(ondici uri
F ir mira
“I have called " said the < omplaevuf
Blotter to tbr ortl.v uf ihe merchant
peine “to obtain a statement of your
aaerts and liabilities”
"Which of the men entile asru< Ire do
you i*prewrntT”
''Neither
I am coual.lrrtng oinking
an applk-atkm for y.nir daughter'a
baud, and It baa always lawn my rule
to be euro I'm right lieP.re I go ahead **
— Richmond Time« IHa|>at. h
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......................... 1772
....................1218
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921
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Yard
$1737
1624
973
1000
$1218
1292
832
MM
A 100 million dollar wayc increase for
men in freight and yard service (less than
onv-fi.th of all employes) is equal to a 5 per
cent advance in all freight rates.
I lie managers of the railroads, as trustees
for the public, have no right to place this
burden on (he cost ol transportation to you
without a clear mandate from a public tri
bunal speaking for you.
I lie railroads have proposed lhe settle
ment of this controversy either under (lie
existing national arbitration law, or by refer
ence to the Interstate Commerce Commis
sion.
This offer lias been refused by the
employes’ representatives.
Uniting le.trninq and Labor
THE 08EC0I
AGRICULTURAL C3LLECE
In its SMs School« and F wtv eight Ir
pert menu is rnK««e.l in the great work
ol uniting Lraralug and Mb<>r.
Forty-eighth xhool Year Opens
Shall a nation-wide strike or an
investigation under the Gov
ernment determine this issue?
1016.
Degree Courses rrq'iirtng a I «’ seal
high «chool "reparation, are og«red in
the foliosstng
AGRICt’trVBK,
Ik Uepartmeeta
COMMRBt H 4 llvpertmeul«, EM .IN
BERING. A Dtuwtmenu, MINHS, 3
Depart meats
FvMK’IBY. - liepsrt
■cuts HOMK H.CHsoMICS 4 De par.
meat« and PHAM MAC V
Vocational Courses requiring an
Eighth <lr»le pfoparat.on (or eolraace
are ogered ia Agn< ultare. Ihorylcj.
Commerce. Forvetrs Home Makers, and
Mechanic Arts Pharmacy with*a two
year high school entrance requirrtnaal
SCHOOL OF MtJBIC.—Plano. Hiring.
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Tatung No Chances
SEPTEMBER 18,
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