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point. The fiiU, uniform chain
of boiling points is necessary in
high quality esse line. Bed Crown
has them,' Look for the Rd
Crown sign before you rill.
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Salem. Or.. March 13. (Special.)
Attorney-General Brown today
completed ballot titles for the nine
measures which were referred to the
people by the recent legislature and
which will be the only measures on
the ballot at the special election to
be held June 3.
The ballot titles follow:
Constitutional amendment Re
ferred to the people by the legisla
tive assembly.
Submitted by the legislature
Lieutenant-governor constitutional
amendment. Purpose: Amending
sections 1 and 8 of article V of the
constitution of the state of Oregon
by providing for the election of a
lieutenant-governor whose election,
term of office and qualifications
shall be as now provided for the
governor, who shall be preshh it of
the senate, receiving therefor u sal-
Highest Testing Herd in Entire State of Oregon
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"To begin with, Henry
Ht'lmholtz of Redmond,
! had the highest herd in en
tire state of Oregon. His '
U holsteins walked away
from KiOO cows in the test
and won first place in the
November Record, aver
aging 933.7 lbs. of milk
and 44.3 lbs. of butter fat
in 30 days. The next high
est herd averaged on'j
555.1 lbs. of milk and 32.1
lbs. of butter fat. Mr.
Helmholtz fed his cows
Sunflower Ensilage ami
reports that the cows rel
ished it as much, if not
tM..
5 tons per acre, while corn went 8 tons.
mocr, than corn sunflowers went
Investigate Sunflowers for Silage
Ask the County Agriculturist. Sunflowers produce several times as much per
acre as corn just as good feed can be grown on non-irrigated land.
NORTHWEST STOCKMEN ARE GOIOG TO $ILO$
Dairv men Sheep men Beef cattle men, are going to build TUM-A-LUM
$L$. TUM-A-LUM WOOD HOOP $ILO recommended over all other types of
silos by "Washington State College and many county ogriculturalists.
'The first $ilo in Morrow County, Ore.
The first $ilo in Jefferson County, Ore.
l The first $ilo in Deschutes County, Ore.
iThe first $ilo in Crook County, Ore.
The first $ilo in Sherman County, Ore.
The most popular $ilo in Umatilla, Benton
and Yakima Counties.
fThe largest $ilo in Eastern Washington
and Oregon,
i The coming $ilo in Walla Walla Valley.
Turn A Lum
SILO
HUNDREDS IN ACTUAL USE Built from our free plans and specifications.
BUILD NOW Any farm building all building material prices now stable and
will not decline this year.
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY
HEPPNER
LEXINGTON
IONE
ary of $10 a day during the legisla
tive session and who shall be gov
ernor In case of vacancy: and that
f this amendment is adopted the
governor shall appoint a lieutenant
governor to hold otlice until a lieu-.enant-governor
is elected by the
leoplo at the general election in
1922.
Aid to Roosevelt Highway Asked.
Constitutional amendment Re
eried to the people by the legisla
te assembly.
Submitted by the legislature In
dustrial and reconstruction hospital
amendment. Purpose: To amend
section 3 of the article XIV of the
institution of the state of Oregon,
30 as to permit the location by the
ogislature of an industrial and re
jjnstruction hospital in some other
.ounty than where the sent of gov
ernment is, without requiring rati
ca'ion by the electors of the state.
Proposed law Referred to the
people by the legisltaive assembly.
Tho Roosevelt coast military high-!
way bill. Purpose: To appropriate1
1:3 sum of $2,500,000 contingent i
upon the appropriation by -the '
United States of an equal amount,
f.-r the purpose of assisting the
United States in constructing a mil
itary highway from the city of
Astoria through Clatsop, Tillamook,
Lincoln, Lane, Douglas, Coos and
Curry counties, state of Oregon, to
tho California state line; to raise
said sum by the issue and sale of
bonds of the state of Oregon and to
.r..,ide a me .hid of payment of in
erest and principal thereon and for
.he retirement of such bonds.
Reconstruct ion Fund Proposed.
Proposed law, referred to the
people by the legislative assembly.
Soldiers, sailors and marines educa
tional financial aid bill. Purpose:
Providing honorably discharged sol
diers, sailors and marines enlisted or
.i. ducted from, Oregon may attend
Siiy institution of learning, public or
private, in Oregon, and have their
necessary expenses, not exceeding
i&Z per mcni.li nor $200 per year,
paid by the state for not more than
four years; levying two-tenths of a
mill state tax to provide funds for
such purpose.
Constitutional amendment Re
let red to the people by the legisla
tive assembly.
Submitted by the legislature:
Five-million dollar reconstruction
bonding amendment. Purpose: To
amend article XI of the constitution
of the state of Oregon by adding to
said article, section 7 A, so as to
permit the bonding of the state of
. Oregon for not more than $5,000,000
for the promotion of reconstruction,
reclamation and land settlement
projects, and particularly to ratify,
I validate and confirm an act which
I has been passed by the legislature
'and referred to the people at the
'same election at which this amend
ment is submitted, which purports to
, bond the state of Oregon in order to
carry out so-called reconstruction,
reclamation and land settlement
policies.
Tax to Bo for Market Roads.
Constitutional amendment Re
ferred to the people by the legisla
tive assembly.
Submitted by the legislature
Market roads tax bill.
Purpose: Providing for the con
struction of state market roads, un
der the supervision and control of
county courts; providing for the an-
iiual levy of a one-mill tax on all
I taxable property, apportioning the
proceeds among such counties as be
jcome entitled to a share thereof;
.,,,v.ftri.;ntr pnniUv nnnrts to lew a
property tax in each county for con
itruction of market roads in an
imount equal to the sum appor
ioned to such county hereunder;
xcepting from tho limitations im
msed by section 2 of article XI of
ho constitution art taxes levied un
der the provisions of this amend
ment. Proposed law Referred to the
people by the legislative assembly.
Submitted by the legislature:
Ronds Amount to $.-,,000,000.
Reconstruction bonding bill. Pur
pose: To bond tho state for not more
than. $5,000,000; to levy taxes to pay
for same; also to construct hospitals
at Portland and Salem, agricultural
college buildings at Corvallis, uni
versity buildings at Eugene, normal
Bchool buildings at Monmouth, hos
pital building at Pendleton; to aid in
the construction of armories at
Marshfleld, Astoria, Baker, Bend,
La Grande and Medford: to con
struct a penitentiary in Marion
county; to develop reclamation pro
jects on arid, swamp and logged-off
lands and to provide for the settle
ment thereon of honorably dis
charged soldiers, sailors and marines
of the United States.
Proposed constitutional amend
ment Referred to the people by the
legislative assembly.
State bond payment of irrigation
and drainage bond interest. Purpose:
Payment by state of irrigation and
drainage district bond interest for
the first five years by issuing state
bonds and repayment of money with
interest to state by such districts,
six months after maturity of such
district bonds, on condition that
such districts are found on examina
tion by state commission to comply
with required conditions.
Six Per Cent Indebtedness Proposed.
Constitutional amendment Re
ferred to the people by the legisla
tive assembly.
Submitted by the Legislature
Six per cent county Indebtedness for
permanent roads amendment.
Purpose: To amend section 10 of
article XI of the constitution of the
state of Oregon so as to raise the
present 3 per cent limitation placed
upon counties in the creation of
debts and liabilities for permanent
roads to 6 per cent of the assessed
valuation of all tho property in the
county.
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Bethlehem
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e Delivery
A truck built to meet emergency standards quick on the get-away steady on hills always on time.
INTERNAL GEAR DRIVE ELIMINATES ALL LOST MOTION.
Examine a Bethlehem and see why they are Dependable, Desirable, Durable.
This truck now handled in Ileppner by
McROBERTS-COHM AUTO COMPANY
Come in and look it over. Price at Heppner: 2-ton, $2250; 1-ton, $1575.
Pure Bred
Stallion
BOURDON PRINCE No. (8807), was foaled June
18, 1914. Weight at present time 1075. Is full bro
ther to Grand Champion Mare of Iowa, Jollie De
Thimson No. (4117).
Will sell for cash or take in exchange young stock,
horses or cattle. Would consider taking automobile
in good mechanical condition.
He is sound, well broke, kind disposition, with no
bad habits. Sure foal getter. Offspring can be seen
at my place.
E. NORDYRE
LEXINGTON, OREGON.
TARN mPLENEKTS
Time for Spring Work
Approaching
The time is rapidly approaching when it will be
necessary to begin Spring farm work.
ARE YOUR IMPLEMENT POSSESSIONS
SUFFICIENT FOR YOUR NEEDS.?
The world needs food, and more food, and it bo
hooves every farmer to raise as large crops as possi
ble this year.
LET US HELP BY SUPPLYING YOU WITH
UP-TO-DATE, LABOR-SAVING
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Gilliam & Bisbee
Morrow County's Pioneer Hardware Dealers
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POULTRY AN. FISH
WATKINS & OVIATT Proprietors
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