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I"rst Insertion, per line
F:uti uhsmicnt insertion, line
Hnmcstcad Notice -
Timber Claim
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KRIPAV J ANTAK V Jl 11H5.
Tin- Community Sing was on of the
mast pleasant event? in ft social way
tust ever took place in our city. There
was a breaking down of nil formalities
aid everybodv went u for a good time
and ha.l it, Let us have more of them.
The press dispatches state that State
Highway Commissioner Bowlbv stands
a uvvi chance of beinR ousted from
otlhe in the near future. Should Gov.
th combe succeed in making a
chat c. he will receive the everlasting
prat :tJe of many poople in this
vicir.itv.
T' report of the Hed Clover Cream-1 mi the Farmer' Union have ortciin
erv which appears on another page isjued the Initiative and Heferendum
irijeeti very Hatterini;. The nveraco 1 1 .eaue for the purpose of keoping tab
price which that creamery received for , on legislation ami invokinjr the refer
butter fat for the year. 37.13c. per , endum on all measures considerei to
pou- .1. compares very favorably with.be inimical to their interests, or to
forr tT vears. In fact the reuort makes initiate measures to their betwillt.
icrn.t r reporis. owause oi ine laci
tt at au of the yea
production of
chtte has been marketed and the
patr-.ns have teeeived their pay for the
' N' Attorney General gives it as his
v - after a thorough consideration
cf t' f p-atter. that it will be necessary
t ri f. r the new prohibition law being
c:t -ted by the legislature to the people
jt a icial election eat fall, in order
th..t he state tie made really dry on
J:.- 1. 1916. This means another big
tuM r,r hands next fall. The pro-!
hi ton-ts mu.t not be caught nap-1
f-i j OiT organizations should be
ke: t it, working order and everything
p. .-?( le done to carry the day by a
g" u 6ic majority. The people have
dtcUrtd by a majority of over 30,000
that the-, want prohibition, now we
ni-.N tigV!. for proper laws and safe
guards td assure that the will of the
peojde will become etrective.
A crew ' H'.rkmen sent here by
the Warren Cur-truction Co., is en
gaged in making repairs on the pave
ment. Oi Third Street leading to the
de(-jt there art- dozens of places where
the sara 'op has wrrn off and stones,
sort:-- of v hich are as big as hens eggs,
are ir pljin bight. On Second Ave.
East tiie -ame condition prevails. In
fact .:i e'. ery street where there is any
tra-! to peak of, except in the main
Lur.. -- blocks where the pavement "
wa put .m extra thick, the sand top R''.D CLOVER CREAMERY
is swariroff and if it were not for HAKES SPLENDID REPORT
the fhet that tne Warren Construction
Co. has sept the holes pretty well At the annual meeting of the Stock-pat.r.c-d
up. t!..re is no doubt but that holders of the Red Clover Creamery
some ..f r ur ttets which have not January 19th, the Stockholders ux-
oetn paveo rriure than two vears
wou!i nov. I,e impassable. The life of
good bitulitbic which we was sup
posed to get is from 15 to 20 years. All
one has to d, is to go and look over our
pavement a.vl they will be able to
draw their own conclusions as to
whether the Warren Construction Co.
gave us what they promised us they
would.
We want Rro. Maker to understand
that the foregoing is not meant for his
consideration. It takes something more
than even a vast amount of evidence
to charge his opinion.
TWO QUARTS WHISKEY,
15 BEER. IS LIMIT
Salem, Ore., Jan. 20. -Twoquartb of
wl. Hvey or wine, and 15 quarts of beer
witi. m a porioti of one month will be
the limit of liquor imports allowed un
der the prohib.iion bill, according to
decision of the house committee on
alcoholic trr.fllc last night. Chairman
E. V. Littlefleld of the committee
miufnli that Kill ...111 1... : .1 ...
""'"'.- pe 10
report back to the house tomorrow. j
Iho limit imposed on the quantity
of liquor l..Ht may be shipped in i
more riynl t hn.i tin. WujIi r.tr... t,., i
... ".. "
whin allows Uvo quarts of whiskey
ALXoM?NAIR & CO.
I3A.l7 lIARfllWAttlS
HITCH N RANGES and
HE4TIHO STOVES
Szs Ur. for Prices Scf'if
. G. CrWlICV ntr
a
torn, .t the omre at Tills...,
an pi ren , i...
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Uneh Ktibsctiupnt Insertion, line
ttosoluttoint of t omUdcnco and
l-odgo notice. per lino
ltuinrM& Professional oanls.nto.
liiaidav Advertisement, per inch
.03
.03
1.00
It I lli. .! A.ta titiiat li.i in tllitt Ilf
fjco omjHy BtHi Thunxlay Morn-
injrs to insure publication In follow -
in Tuesday ami Friday issue.
Reasons are imperative.
and 12 quart of beer in a period of
20 days. Addwl rtatrictiolu are
thiown about drug?it m the S'tlo of
drain alcohol by an amendment whicli
is now being drafted. OrugtrisU will
not be allowed to hnndle other liquor
at all and physicians, in proscribing
it for patient-, will Ih ronuireil to nd
minister it themselves and must do so
out of the two quarts allowance muiiu
to am other citiaen.
REFERENDUM LEAGUE FORMED
Salem. Or.. Jan. 27. The Slato
Granne, th State Federation of l,ahur
Announcement of the organization
oi me league was matie yesru.iy.
made
The three organisations have entered
into an agreement that the master of
: the State Grange and two members
of its e.xecutix'e committee, the presi
dent of the Federation of Labor and
two members of its legislative com
mittee and the president f the Far
mers' Union and two members of its
legislative committee shall constitute
the league.
It is to be the duty of the members
of the league to attend the sessions of
the legislature and consider all bilM
pnMed If ; the jud)jment of lwo
thirjs of the eonjte from the three
r..,(ni2ti0ns a bill should he refer .
thv'y shall tmmeiiiately notify the
executive boards of the throe organi-
zatioDs ami if acted upon favorably iiy
them a referendum shall be ordered.
Provision is then made for obtaining
signature, through the local branches
"t 0"-
C. h. bpence. master of the sUito
grange, stated today that the Weeks
bill in the house ami the Day bill i.i
the senate, att.mpting to initKwo
levere limitations upon the circulation
of initiative and referendum petitions,
were very objeclional to the members
of the three orga.iizntions forming the
league, lie declare. that these bills,
if enacted into law, would make the
initiative
and refercmium absolutely
useless.
pressed their satisfaction of the man
ner in which the business of the
fi. tory was conducted during the past
yea', by re-electing the former Board
of Directors and voting to remain in
dependent for the present.
All of this factory's output for 1911
has been sold anil the patrons paid for
the December milk. The total amount
,,r rh...w,. m,.Mr,..M,.i
- -.Wl.WW. MIUI04IUI HI t !- WiO','T I
lounds. the patrona receiving $1 52 per
inn .u.on.u t .t!, ...
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,...1. ui uuucf n pounn. nverage
yearly test 109 -the yield was 11.10 :
lbs. cheese to each 100 lbs. of milk
delivered.
Owing to all the 19I J output having
ben sold and reported, these averages
are based on actual figures fur the
year, while in former years, the month
of December and frequently November
were estimated.
THE COMMUNITY SING
The Community Sing which was giv
en at the Commercial Club rooms on
Tuesday evening was attended by sv-
u.ral hl(mlrc(J , im:,U(Ji,1If chJlJ
The receipts of the evening were about
J25 W, admission being charged to old-
.. . "
er toiict only,
The program was carried out as nd-
Ordtrin? F.hnvfhnre.
1 vTrlixM all of(t"hr'nu'upr- hoUrf11 "wcll .
ri'inlcrtNi. riio'nniiulKii'rtUjiivi'.nttK'rr.it
deal of munMttfnt.:nu-"U.UmoHOtwt i
en sunt: on nm l'.V thmibin-t
iuM bv Mm. WliltohmtM.lJhuvn..;
charce of the liiRln.
A violin koIo Traiiiuc-rul" rottilerej
by K. K. Koch win much tpnronto t
i win nNo n ro'tdiiitf ly Mr. Strm
han,
Itciiilti the old song two tvojMiUr
!" son were sung en ums by fit Mh"'
ami the auillone. They were "lla
Um t.mi Way to Ttppertire," an I
n.lar
"Whv Itoii'tMHiSmik" Thwfm son
wore also tnt; t marching wnjs
the pruurrtiu.
I'lie entertainment was gtvun under
the auspices of lh Wonan'a Civlu Ui
wovement Club of which Mr. C. -I
Kdwnnl is pr.ileit. At the cone hi
sion of the (roicrni Mrs. Kd wards Ra.
a abort talk, explaining thclobjeet a l
purjwso of th club. The monev
raised that eveninK will be ed to
sit in oluc iti if some girl who o
worthy but lack inoaus.
Cottco and cake w ertil.
United Brethren Church.
Sunday School 10 a. tit.
Moruinic service ami sermon
11
Uvcnlm; Kvamjelintic
service an
sermon by KvangelUt Summerlin - i
p. tn. A Htptismal Service will be
hekl in the t'hurch at 2) p. in. Ail
those lately converted or thoee not
satisfied with their baptism shonkl at
tend to this at this time and come pre -1
pared to be bitisel. 1
The evangelistic meeting have
Vli.mum iivui ifn w lf.!lt "f
people soo:inv;toMi and ftmtinK Hon
eontinufsl fruui night to night with
through rejlnUinc ami faith In Christ
Kach evening has recorded victories
in souls saved or converts lein mor
flrmly established in the faith. L t
us hold on to Go i for greater victor!.-,
still. We, will praise t!d for what h
lias done und look to him for grottier
blessing. Alt are cordially invito! t
the services.
II. F. U'htte. I'mtor.
Christian Church Notes
Th meeting which cliwed last night
proved ti tie a great nuecet- reaulting
in 30 conversions. Kight reepo.aiwl to
the last invitation six of the mtintvr
being young men They havo chartered
the llenriettn anil will attend Church
in n body Sund.xy morning nt which
time 15 or 20 will bn uautiaetl. A baa.
kot dinner will be sorvod by tbeChuwb
hero and real welcome u,l
t now members.
As n part of the evoning program
beginning at 7.3o the orcoealm and
chorus under the leadership of singer
HuiH wilt furnish n special Anthem
ami the fifth sermon on the Sunday
ovening aeries will be given. Subject:
"A Short Bed and Narrow Crura
Wo appreciate th extra ordinary
crowd, ami invite vou to lie ,,,.
Sunday.
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II. A. Van Winkle i'nsti.r
Prcibvterian Church Notei.
Service aril sui.;e -U for next Iird's
Day:
10 a. m Sunday School. All studying
the Mible. Drop in anil see us. We
have a liible claw for visitors ami
regulars.
11 a. tn,
subject
Hour.
('reaching sxrvicu. Sermon
"How to Face the present
7:30 p.m. Kvoning Service. Subject:
"The Typo of Christian Needed
Now."
I'hn pastor is specially anxious that
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,,, my, MIIU it 1 1 persons
without a church home are cordially
invited to attend our aervices.
D, A. Mai:Keii.ie minister.
Methodist Church Notes.
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
Preaching service at 11 A. M.
Kpwortn League at 7 J M.
All are cordially invited to attuj.d
these services.
Edward fiittins, J'astor.
The Epiicopal Church Nolei.
Chapel in the .Masonic Building.
Service.! Sunday:
Holy Eucharist 11 a. m.
Evensong 7.30 p. m,
Sunday School 10 .i, rn.
Everybody welcome.
Kev. F. 0. Jones. Vlcur,
Allow Orn li.irti 17 Gurrts a Mont,-
Salej.i . ir , -,t Oif;on will !
a!!oT.ed t -.li.p ui l.r t:,eir owu
aonal uo hi v..iy 30-day period n
more than two ijuarts of whlaky and
IB ouartx o.' bsnr, pnicr the prohlb!
tlon law tlul Ui, cumrnlttt-e on nk..
hollc trAffle will report te the boui-e
before tlpi 0f th- weW. Thin Urn
it w.s f!zf ),y the committal a0
prnUbl HI b urcaptfd. The tr.
vbi. as used bf lbs ocntmlUre 1.
nrtnt t -cnr -ill ia;ii or spirit
l.. i, lo;;. ,(jtr fc'il uikii
ilguoia,
PAYROLL OF
nHHjJ'Ai HI fill I
f t j I j 11 11 j fi
(J f UM.(j-n I IL IB lit i I
WANTS MO "OrAOHEAOS" OfJ
LIST OF EMPLOYES.
CALU UM)N THt LAW MAKttH3
TO rnV0MT UttlUIW TAA
UT0N AORICUUTURtt.
11; Peter llailfertl
Return National 'amt' t'ntt
The famer it the iwymwtw
tniluatry and such he must
the nation's uyrotl. Wbn Uxliistry
pay a It hill It moat make iM
drnft upon agriculture for the amount,
which the farmer la rocn pulled to
honor without protest This check
drawn upon a(ricutture may travel to
and fro over the blab ways of earn
merce. may build cities, girdle thf
tbe with bands of steel; may sesircti
hidden treasure la the earth or
I rave the kUa. hut In the end It
ill rM upon the soil. No dollar
will remain suspended to midair. Ii is
as crrtaio to seek the earth's surfaee
ss an ppb that (alia trom a tree-
hn a far cut buy t-low ho r?
the man who mined the metal, the
woodman who Celled the tree, the
manufacturer who assrtubled the raw
material and shaped it Into an ar
tu lu ot uefuUiMs. the railroad thai
transported tt and the denier who
sold him the goods He put the
vs4K of labor and capital employed
" Zf,
' TU SSi
, commodity and the tame annlltw lo
all articles of use and diet or him
lf d those engaged B the sab
MIry Hum of industry
j The'" w payroll to eivttlwtton
ltmt doc ,0' "' upon the bar
llt tt,mT "e " W l Wlh
I "" 0 lUtm
to tne transaction aa well aa an
' t0Ul B' tbu '
"f"""! .M.Kr'r"Uur"'. ?,el. ' fw,a
(K.wni.mra.TOi. a0 It US SOf to SMtl-
j mate that 95 renta cm every dollar
' gos to mertiisK the ''iHn of sun
1 Hldiary InduHtrU-a The farmer iloen
j not work more than thirty mloutoe
Ifir day for himself; the lomalnloc
tliincon ho-ira of the day's toil be
devotes to meotlnft the payroll of the
hired hands of acrtralturn. sucb
the manufneturer, railroad, comnior
clnl anil other nervanu.
The Farmer's Payroll and
Meets It.
How Mr
The niinual payroll of agriculture
approximate 112,000,000,000 , lor.
tlou of tloi atnimnt Is slilltml to (or
Ik n rountfif III expurta. bill III
total payroll of Industries worfcloc for
the faipmr ilhldea substantially n
foI,)WB: Itallroaila. tl.2u200uOWi
mniitifm.'tiu-orH, I l.-'tC&.Ouo.oiM), mlnlug
KiB&.uiju.mHi. l)a..ks. U'ho.oihi uoo.
merciintlli) J3.t00.ooo.000, nnd a heavy
miscellaneous payroll constitutes thh
remainder.
It taken the corn crop, the moil
valuable In agrtciilture. which rold
laat year for 1 1, 02, 000,000, to pay off
the (tmployca of the railroads, thn
mon derived from our annual alii
of livestock of nppriulmaiely 2,Odo.
000,000, the yearly cotton crop, vklued
at tK2O.00O.00u, the hcut crop,
which Is worth tOKi ooo.ooo, and tha
out rrop. that Ik uonh Hu noo.Oim.
aro roiulrcd to meet tlm uniiiial puy
roll of tb! uianufiii-tureiH. The
money derived from the nunuliiitig
staple cropt. Is lined In incelliif; ihn
payroll of tlm bankera, merchaiitri
etc. After these oblfgiiltunH arr paid,
the fanner baa only a few buiiclu-M of
vcKidnblcH, rome fruit and ixmltry
which ho can Hell nnd call the pro
ceedH IiIh ouu,
When the farmer paya'tirr bin mp
he ban very little left and 0 ,f,..C(
tht-te treinerulouh pit) rolls u,, Uun
beer, forml to mor!i;aio hnmni:, wori
women In Iho field and lncrnase iu
houru of bis labor We tiro, theru
foro, compelled lo call uim u .
dustrinH tiepenorot U..,n U4 ti.ru.e.
for Htib'-lstenut in retjer,. 1,
oxpei.dlturCH and to ut ie7 .
uecei-tary expense This coiiri... ik
absolutely neceHsary Iti mdr UUlH1
a reduction In wuf.na, uurt we
It poiiniblc, to ictala thi- i-cn v4,-..
scute paid mllrotid upj u.'i oihir iii
dustrlul employeii
WO Will fUWOl tills lUdl'Je
i.n.i.,..i..n
10 A
uiabUBiiiuii oi uinii-ri'inary , x
.. .i.i.ii i . ... .
unu ni.uiiiut n:.jiilll,.j oj 1(.V. , i
mlttcd by the im;iini.uiei.t. ,,, 1
coneoriiu, Is wholly immutoHici
want bll wttite ' -i if ,, I
KatiC.i, r.hlo l ..ni.Wi..,
We will mcutloi. tUo full uriv blti ,t
MHrtratlnit the .bamrift of tinnre
,trj rtpn" hwU M ",'pr
Unien Oppe "Hill Crsv." IH.
Vh Ti nrinet Unlnn tels
trd ll npr"ililra tu tblt rbsinttir
,( 1rfI.UtU t 1M liiil "'"'I"
in hrl In r"rt Worth T' .
I itH V; tMPlxllon. "hlrs 'PH'K
t.lU
Tk nutt't ut prime liopuilnucrt
te tit ftjmer. f iM ! ' " ,,r'
,ur and rlBclenl marketing 1rm
sad w f-coiinu thai aurU '"
la tsBttt)lle altli'ut adrjol. rait
ioad r&cillUW, tirain the great"1
Wit of Mrt t th t"
iMe cost We further r. thai
ke ra finer and pioduer In Ut "o4
ay ptitwlr fi rc ihm
tcensea of operntttn h Hsi1
J It therefore to the IMereel
ir produeere that the ewn ot
he i inmtB eanrtt e k !
, Ha.lVl coitWMenl Hk "4
u. ami My IW. theil. c"
n enr la maker, court nJ
,tiit to beer the foregoing tacts in
oitid kn denting "h lh cuintnon
arrtr f ihle and e !
. :lty reaOtrtn I he dertamlh o
he last aaaeal rontn-ntion ol our
4at t'nton, 'Ppolg h f
be aocntled tltne h'U t'r
the thrtklrd tegisUtute of 1-s
The Iarmere of ktisaowrt tn ike Ust
olmmn, b n oerkiming
.irity. pl thi 'ho al,
iMMik of tht elate, and M -
rum o of all Htnlnle k
ti appear and no legislature of tki
rtatbui tioid such a lai or
.tmttar egttt!o kirk require
a-earr eipendltttrew.
The mm rule appUa to all regit
latory nteejiur iskich mere the
twne of tnltr7 without eltM
corrtKidlttg henoota tu Ik Miotic
I her te oftti k4r
wmbtod at M-gtahnnr smd they
hare right to be thro--who.
(bolt teal tor rendering thetr elh
reticistee aervire, aometlmea "'
an Increase In tb esvew of
dutry withmit due rogard for the wee
ho how their back to the
i-i to meet (be pam-ll. eel tkeao
. n.mtttva, wblle snaking tto4
r. r thmtB rub thv skin OR the
hi i Mora ol the Uttf b otftng th
i. (islature to lay another burden
,iu his homt htd and under the
ah of "b It WrtwJ" go4 hto on
'. pull and nrge as tke tr of tlU-
-.ioa. no matter now b u; wut.
uun and gnll at the tk When
'vctatatnre "ct miuo (or lahvr
he hand the tmt a legion
The former of the United Hiatr
are not ftnanriAlty able to carry drad
teade" on ttxtr payroll ir own
tred hand arc not paid unloac i
have eomethini for then to do and
e gr not witting to carry the hired
help of dependent tndutrta unkNM
there. s wor for ifenn, We ne
therefore lnlt apfin the mot rtgtd
ecottomy
Legitlatlvs HootfClcjntno Nreitcd.
WMle ir.p war la on and there t
tl In boswus, e want etl ie.l
fv bodH- ttj iawt an iutnur t
he tIH."r Po.ti and !; oft all
tuavatstt and ol law A aort
luus-c.tantng la td-.i ut prn
me can be iu turned hero i. i u. t.
r.i 1.IH patth ihr clth of n i
btldre. rwt tired mother ti i i:tt
i,rtga from dpondrni b
t'nnecwry workmen Uk-n us nd
j la pfus rhopped down all
along the Hue wltl add to Ike pt
uertty of the farmer end ocmia
i.'m In hi mighty effort to fd and
. lot he the world
If any of these Industrie t n r ,,r
Plus employe we (u u it,. n
'ht farm We !iv no ietuHr
-"hedoli of ( but mi nat gi. t
Jrm hand on an averm;,, i j Uti
. r da of thirteen ln ur iin tkny
atil tbeiiim line, Moik uaually tutu
tn. .it niii niontba or tlm year and tlm
1 ue mown d-ad time thy can do
if borc fnf thrlr boaiil If ihny
reer to farm nn ttmlr own acrount
In re are niorr than 1 l.wio.ooo.O'jO
..re of idle hnd on tlm narllr. ,ur
are iiwnltln die lurwlc li.urli ol Hi..
plow The -uinpliatlou la .mellv ,
.iinahle from Pedernl Asrtrultural
lxlrtuiiit statletli'H The tuial
av.jnt atitiual wiIm. of a farm lu
'h continent t United Hutna amount
to Ji.lfioo, the cent of operaiion Is
1310.00. leavltiK tlm farin.-r 1 j 70 pe
Milium lo live on and edticale hi
family
Them Is no occasion for the Irr.ls.
Iturit maklni; h por.ttlon for surplus
mploy.jMof Ind'istry. m t,ni iomi
liatk lo the soil" and Mluifo MUh u,
the prosperity of (hn fann.
Whin honesty n merely a jno.l
Volley It la a poor virtue
Limy furium am Jnnt an umilnii, aa
dead nuns and take up mom room
Whim tlm haul commune iu, u,,
fplrlt of nature the hack to tlm farm
movement provullu.
Thuru arii two kinds of Inrmers
Ono tries lo lakii all iho udvlce hn
heara und tlm other won't lake
at alL '
UCrmans Call Man of BO,
Amsterdam, Holland, Ha London
A.u-lernin received Imra from ilwrllu
Mta forth tl.M m the prnvltino of
nrgnuerlnirg. In whloh llnrllu U 0.
chU-u, theie have bu callad for
ti'.dlcHl ruamtnatlon (ha 60 ynr iiM
U 'lra.ia mm of tlm Uudsttirm
' i-n. nrr mm. of Ui, MM, mi nnd
1. H. liOTNE
Lm4 Ottke RoZL
riuufu:ri'y i . .
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Bfex l
Lwvff
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ii it -iii: 'tn Till.
M Mill
Ml.uk
Tillittiitiult
Calvin U. VorrAll
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