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Mien Siport War Program
C aVi i III ia fata Tkeaa.
rs of eWingvwt property of saefc
sMfotiaancj - throe jh publication
Second That because of the (ail
are- os eoanty assessors, past or
mant to correct assessment - rolli
as to anion to the deed record.
S&arHs mra mat ia possession of the
nraa atstd address of owners of
deBatiaeat pionc'ty and a written
notice ia therefore Impractical.
Third That ander the system of
mailed notices the mortgagee of in
ensbered property Is not notified of
tax ateBBrtneacy.
Fbarta That the entire cost of
the yaastkatloa notice Is paid for by
the owner of deUaqnent property and
aot by the general taxpayers.
Piftn That the owner of 'delin
quent property is not the unfortunate
toQer. wot the boom real estate op
erator or the careless person. The
former sftonld receive publicity for
the protection of poor persons who
are purchasing from him on install
xnent contracts and who have no
means of learning of tax delin
quency. The latter needs the pub
lished notices to direct his attention
to his delinquency.
Sixth That the discontinuance of
the poblished notice will result In
far more property becoming delin
quent thereby reducing available
renve to the state and its political
subdivisions, and receiving the op
portasity for the operations of the
delimraent tax shark.
Seventh That by increasing the
amount of anpald taxes the general
taxpayer ia compelled to raise addl
tioaal revenue. Therefore the reten
tion of the present publication law Is
for the protection of the general tax-
have enjoyed, the most royal hospi
tality.
Our thanks are also extended to
the McDonald & Vaughn Logging
Company for the courtesies extended
this association at their spruce camp
and for the luncheon served at the
noon hour. ' '
That our thenks go to thomer
ican Type Founders Company and
the Blake. McFall Company, of Port
land,, for. the beautiful and appro
priate, badges furnished gratis to
this session of, the .Association.
ISght That the end sought is
to rednee the cost of permitting taxes
to become delinquent then the sub
ject should be approached in a ra
tional and scientific manner. A
measure should he framed providing
for reduction in penalties or interest,
hat la such manner as will not en
danger delinquency.
We, your committee appointed to
imggest to the state Liberty Loan
committee a method for raising
finds for the purchase of space in
the newspapers of the state, beg
leave to report as follows:
Appreciating the past hearty co
operation extended the press of the
state by the State Publicity Commit
tee, we wish to pledge to the State
Committee our earnest cooperation
with oar news and editorial columns
and we trust that the committee will
call noon us and give us the oppor
tunity to serve to any reasonablt
-extent.
We agree with the State Commit
tee that the desired results can nob-
be achieved with news and editorials
alone and we approve the proposal
of the State Committee to make
liberal nse of the advertising col
umns of the papers of the state.
We do not feel, however, that we
shosld.be called upon to solicit funds
for advertising in our own columns.
We do not wish to be placed in the
position of soliciting funds for our
own profit and thereby leaving our
selves open to the accusation of
profiting upon the patriotism of the
people.
We remain of the opinion, how
ever, that the use of advertising
space is necessary and also that the
newspapers have done their duty
when they give full news and editor
ial snpport.
That a committee of five be ap
pointed from this association to
meet next week with the county
managers of the Fourth Libert)
loan; that st that time the amounts
desired for advertising in each coun
ty be apportioned and that the
method of raising such fund be
devised at such time and that, such
funds, be expended as suggested by
the state committee.
We suggest that the committee ap
pointed from this association to act
with the Liberty Loan committee be
given power to act for all the mem
bers of this association.
This committee suggests that in
cases where the funds for Liberty
Loan advertising must bo raised by
private subscriptions, that the com
mittee having this matter in charge
prepare lists of those who have pre
viously subscribed to similar loans,
as well as lists of those who haven't
so subscribed, but should, and that
the state comittee co-operate by
writing to the persons given In such
lists. .
Whereas, the Oregon State Editor
ial Association, during the 1918 ses
sion of its convention, has been
royally entertained for three days by
the open hearted hospitality of the
people of Coos Bay, and Whereas,
this association has been brought la
touch with one of the greatest sec
tions of our great state, and has
witnessed the activities In lumbering
and shipbuilding, which wlthinltself
has been a liberal education to all
the members of the Association at
tending this session, therefore, be it
resolved that the thanks of this
association be extended to the North
Bend Chamber of Commerce, the
Marshfield Chamber of Commerce
and Hon. Louis J. Simpson; the
commercial organizations and Mr.
Simpson co-operating to make our
visit one of continuous pleasure and
profit And we do especially thank
Mr. Simpson and his wife for the
kindly Invitation to spend a part of
its sessions at beautiful Shore Acres
their mansion by the sea, where we
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST POISON
.1X0 OF SHEEP.
The movement of sheep from the
several Forest. Reserves of, Oregon
will soon take place and heretofore
numerous losses caused by the eating
of poisonous plants has been exper
ienced by a number of sheep owners
in certain sections of the state. In
order to protect against the possible
loss of sheep by plant poisoning the
following precautions are recom
mended: It has been found that sheep are
more apt to become ' poisoned by
eating lupine when they are hot and
very hungry, therefore the sheep
most likely to be poisoned are
those that are trailed out from the
Forest Reserves later In the season,
the sheep first moved as a rule con
sume all of the available vegetation,
therefore the feed that is most likely
left Is that which is ill-suited for
sheep forage. Occasionally owners
will, in an effort to avoid possible
poisonings hurry their animals. This
has been found to be a practice
which is possibly responsible for
many of the losses. Sheep when al
lowed to drift through a patch of
lupine, or for that matter, other
poisonous plants, will frequently
not eat greedily of it, while if they
are hurried or closely grouped they
seem to lose their natural instinct
and will gorge themselves. It has
been found that sheep are very
greedy and are imitators. When
one eats of a quantity of a plant,
others will attempt to do the same.
Apparently the greatet losses
occur after the sheep are once
brought down to the headquarter
ranches. They are generally in a
more or less starved condition arid
owners will frequently turn them
out the following day and allow
them to eat at will and being In a
famished condition, they will fre
quently start in on the lupine that is
everywhere present in certain sec
tions. Whether the poisoning al
ways results from the poisonous
principle of the plant or whether it
results from the condition known as
overloading it is difficult to say. At
any rate, great losses are frequently
experienced. Lupine in the pod
stage is poisonous. Owners can
guard against this by allowing their
sheep to fill up on dry feed before
being turned out, then it would be
well for owners to carefully herd
them until they have become well
filled. After being down in the foot
hills for a few days the principal
dangers will have subsided.
Antidotes, as a rule, are not
efficient against troubles arising
from the eating of poisonous plants.
The only really safe method lies in
precautionary handling and feeding.
In short, do not hurry sheep through
lupine districts, when massed they
eat everything. Best avoid poison
districts if you can. Do not allow
sheep to graze on the lower fall
range until they have been filled up
on dry feed and rested a day. Do
not allow, sheep to become worried
or excited when first turned out on
a new range or in trailing down
from the Forest Reserve, allow them
to spread out and drift.
J. A. Miller has leased the electric
light plant to J. B. Spark of Hepp
ner. Mr. Sparks is an experienced
man In the business, having installed
and owned a plant of his own, whlctt
he made a success of. He will Install
an oil burning engine near the center
of the town so as to equalize the
load, and he expects to have the
plant running as early as possible
not later than November 15th.
Mr. Sparks has an option to pur
chase the old plant, all but the steam
engine. The people of Fossil will
appreciate the electric lights when
the plant Is in operation again; and
we are thankful to Mr. Miller for
uis efforts to get them in operation
permanently. Fossil Journal,
The Civil Service Commission,
Washington, D. C, announce a Civil
Service examination for the position
of Forest Ranger, Forest Service, U.
8. Department of Agriculture, at
I Pendleton, Oregon, on. October 28.
1918. Full particulars and applica
tion blanks etc., may be obtained
from the Commission at Washington
D. C, or the Forest Supervisor.
Pendleton, Oregon.
E. E. Miller and wife, of
were visitors in Heppner for a
time Wednesday afternoon.
lone,
short
Our Boys Are "Over There"
1
rK HAD LIBERTY AXD DEMOCRACY TO WORK
FOR IX THE FORMER LIBERTY LOAX
DRIVES. BUT NOW "OUR BOYS" ARB
THERE DEPENDING UPON US. PUT OVER THE COM
ING 4TH LIBERTY LOAN QUICK AND BIO.
Let's show 'em that Oregon
home folks are as prompt to
lend their money as our boys
are to GIVE THEIR ALL.
YOU CAN COUNT ON THE FARMERS 4 STOCKGROW
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Heppner Oregon
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Heppner, Oregon
No. 767
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