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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-11

manly courage. pictorial inventiveness
great subject into a single work Of art
We refer to the East River" There
can be no question that IL is the finest
picture OF the Brooklyn Bridge that has
Yet been painted but Ii is far more than
being a mere Brooklyn Bridge picture.
for 1t with extraordinary daring boils
down what we had begun to consider an
insIrmountably complex problem into a
plausible and attractive art theme. 1t
is only necessary TO recall the long line
Of feeble. foolish paintings that our hest
artists have made OF the skyscraping
motive and other New York projects TO
realize when fronting the lIaipert pic
ture that nj last the heavy world has
reVoved. that the young have arrived
with new ways Of doing things and that
we have clear prospect ahead of us Of
seeing the town regirtercd in worthy
art Courage is contagious. Now that
Halpcrt has dared others will dare.
He has narrowed very fortunately the
sketch VI yellow green waters. by the
tugs ard passing saibbat. FOR as q rule
we have had too much water in our
Brooklyn Bridge pieces, and he has
taken al sorts OF liberties with the many
stored buildings over y the city. No
doubt many an honest stock broker fail
ing to locate his own particular window,
or even his own particular skyscraper.
Will doubt the merit OF this East River
view but we may console him with the
assurance that Halpert hasn't taken
half the liberties with the Woolworth
Building that Hokusai did with Full
yama; and Full is about the most be-
loved object in all the Japanese land
sCape.
T NTH. the 18TH the Macbeth Gal
leii.s hold an invitation eXluhi-
ton of American works. The
artists are Kenneth Hayes Miller. who
II We were To rank the men according 10
the interest Of their contributions might
be placed al scratch; !. Alden Weir.
Willard J.. Metcalf and Childe iiassam.
in class two; and F'rcdeI.ck g f'yiesek..
Paul Doughcriy and Emil Garrison in
class three
Mr.. Miller belongs in the rcoie Davies.
a very good school 10 belong to- Curl
ousy he isn't affected by the present
Davies manner. but :, ems tn work. as
that artist did IN M early wears. as
though uudor he t..;ellcr uf william
dur, no douh.. 10 .nulte tenpcyam"ntal
sim!larities and "a j.n, ,ucs one. and
Mr. Miiler corrnts his audlcuco. the d.
VrrgeuCos ~ taste between the TWO art
lists. row ALREADY appal cnt Will grow
wider There is no doubt that the artist
. himself affected 10y the audience ne
affects Mr.. Davies didn't draw those
siihouetted mountain tops and razor
edged plate mirror lakes Ike lhat in the
beginning. lie knows now that his
crowd will as the ing II. stand for
it."
Mr. Miller shows hs "Farmyard'
scene. Very Biakclilie: an "ldY!l' with
charming nymphs and Il cir, Ul." pool of
water: and three other poetic essays.
The suns in two ~ thu picture" tlr re-
markable. They have been managed in
unexpected fashions and achieve weird
ness and truth al the same time. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-11

blackish sun in the "Farmyard' Is de-
lightfully true and rare.
1t is a pleasure to see again the re-
fined color OF Alden Weir in four can
vases, but . matter for regrc, that he
could not be better represented Thesn
are all studies. That is. they are all
chiefly technical. and aside from the
soft, far removed echoing. yet mclodious
colorstrains, there is little else to them.
No special feeling nor attitude toward
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
SpORTSMEA'S LELGUEi WILL
MEET ON DECEMBER 81
OREGON ORG ANIZATION WILL
HOLD > DAYS SESSION
IN PORTLAND.

The annual meeting % the Crsg1r
Sportsrnsn-s Lear1s VII se heid .r
Portland. Dec. fth and --h
on the former date. Dec. i-a. the
Portland Gun CI15 ard the M-irz0-
nah Anglers Club have Joined n ar
ranging a state SHOOK and state ~
and bait casting contest s-4tahis
prizes have been offered f5r the var
ious events
Monday. Dec. 1th. The tsIsgates
vii gather In the c1nvsnt.ea hall 1.
the Portland Commercial CI-b q
consider the useds and desires q ths
sportmen q the various sections o..
the state. A concerted lire % acton
in matters q fish and game les.sia-
ton wil be determined upon This
convention coming az !g does jas, pri-
or % the session u the state Isg.s.a-
tue Is of great importance 60 all the
sportsmen q the state
All clubs. wheaher already mem
bers 0g the lsasue ~ not. are urE-d
10 send delegates The meetings viii
conclude with a duck dinner given al
the Commercial club. New motion
pictures taken b. state Game Warden
Finley viii b shown.
Excursion rates viii De granted %
all delegates b. the railroads of the
state
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
PASTOR ACCUSED or
TAXING TAINTED COIN

AKRON. o. NOV. -4-Rey. James
7 Lowe former pastor q the FRS;
l'litsd Evanselical Church here viii
1e tried today By conference O,
c-urehmsn OF charges growing ont of
his acceptance ct checks amounting
o. ssversl hundred dollars from the
>-hni, County boti,srs and brewers
s1c-1cio1.
Lowe has spent the past tw0 weeks
in rT-parinE a statement % his case
--l.~ defense viu b. a plain state-
1re-t % the facts said Love here
today.
The money vas used solely for
church purposes and there never was
an st;emp. on NY part 20 conceal
tr- fact that L vas given. Brewers
nancy pays debts as readily as any
ether money
TIE official board however.
thought Il unELse 20 acQuaint the
n1a-5 Ei-h the source % the gift"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
PHOTOS ARE REQUIRED
on YANKEE PASSPORTS

LONDON. Nov. s4--The American
embassy announced that hereafter
A1e---az Pzr1rts zuzt bear the
o--zrzphs O ire pe-z1rs 20 Ezcu
tlsy are lss-e1 i1 zccor[zuce with
NE rsce-- order q -hs STATE 6sparr-
1ert az washington. Passports uoE
Outstanding nus bs Submitted Tith-
In TAO weeks 70 the embassy or %
Tie American cons-Iates % have phs-
tlsTspLs attached and officially
stamped Or thsy EiL Be invalid
TzLs order ls designed 20 p-svsn,
Tie rs-se q American passports In
the bell-zersnt countries q Europe
Carl Has Loty. the German SPY re-
c-ntly ezec1-e1 il the Tower q Lon
don. vas TIE bearer of an American
razs5or- 4 passport also mas In the
possession - the man known a
E1rs- v1r der Gol-z. or -Br.6gnz1
1syio-.r ncw -zfer arrest here under
s1EsE5zr similar conditions The
prisoner hzz admitted he T. not Al
American. although born In san
F'rz1c-s1o- He = q German parent
age. and vas reared IN Germany. He
servet u MeIc0 on TIE staff Of
Francsco EaEero As . major. AM
lster tired % enter the German army
~ was rejected
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
COMMISSION APPOINTED
To DRAFT CREDIT BILL

OREGON AGRICULTURAL col
LEGE. Corvallis. ore. S0v- 2s--Ors-
goa farmers nay soon have the sd-
vantzges q a rural credit lzr. n
conformity with ,ae ac-oz % ths Ias-
session q the lsEs-z-zrs which
r1ade provision fcr TIE appoln--z-t
of a CONN Lszcn 20 Investigate rural
credits and crEanizariou in The Old
world. Gogernor Wes- has APPOINTED
a conn -LssiCu o. draft rlrzl crs1l-
hM % - presezte5 20 the rsIr leg
is-zt--e f0r rs coLsi1e-zdcn-
TIE head q the conmlzz-gz Is Dr.
Hector Macp pherson @ the AsricUl-
turzl College school ot Commerce,
Who as me-1sr O. the American
commission thzr vsited Europe Lzst
summer Dr. Mzlpherson hss al
ready called the members % ths nsE
comuisson together 20 discEss TIE
proposed neasurs and try 70 arrange
proysious that would be helpful %
the farmer and satisfactory % the
people o. the s-ate a. large Tie zt-
ditional members % the c0muiss-o1
are the following.
II G. starkEezrhsr % Nlwaukes,
who Wa also a member q the An
erican commission % Etu1y European
conditions. s L Garian3. q Lebanon,
senator-eiect- Dana =. Alien q Sz-
lera. representative elect. Profsssor
r. G. Young. - TIE University of Ore
gon. sidney p Vincent, fIsld sta.;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
ZOCAYE BIDS FELIOWS
SHOOT, TO AID FRANCE

PARIS. Nov. z4-Thers vas given
c-t ssz-ota-izIly II Par.s tae FOL
loving rectal.
TIE 5-Es- 1ay i1 Be-giu- a Ger
-az column vas Advancing 70 attack
rhs Fores- q BE. defended b 4 de-
-arhu=r- @ Zo1avss Our zs1 70
decd tazt before them tie Gsruzns
forced a Zouavs prisoner. and a. the
sane tine they heard cries C stop
f--i1g' For an Instant Cur riEsnen
end Ire nen n charge q or IA
cEiue guns hesitsted- Thez fron TIE
German ranks thsy heard the voice q
--s Zo1zTs prisonsr. who czlie4 %
-heu. 'shoct-
There rhen Izshed or from The
-azks q TIE ZOuaves = general cs-
charge q rirss and machine guns
Tnls fire aid ioE the Germans ard
with them fsu TIE heroic soldis-
whose devotion la6s Il poszihls foi
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
FACE A SIGHT
WITH ERUPTION
RESINOL CURED

PtillislPhii, Pa, Dec. S, 1918; Il
had snail pimple on the side OF ny
face, and Is Kept getting larger and
largsr- Il had spread over one cheek,
ard a. il would spread water would
eoze from il an4 every place the wa
Ter vouE touch, another sore would
form Il itehed and burned and ny
face vas a sight used several salves
and oirtmsuts that vTe recommended,
but Eore hsipei, until tried Resinol
Soap and Rssinol Ointment, which re-
lieTed ne az once, and after usirg it
ahogi two we,ks. ny face was entirely
elsa-. eannot praise Resinol enough
isiZredl Mrs. Rose Muller, 1913 suy.
der Ave
PAysieians have prescribed ResinoI
fs- niueteea ysars and every druggist
sells Rssinol Soap (25cl and Resinol
Ointment lS0c. and Ell. Don't be de-
eeivet By tie useless ~substitutes." For
trse triIl, Erite 70 Dept KK, Resinol,
Baltimore, NJ.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

N- lanes 3. Eustis. Eilow Of the
late ambassador 70 France. Eho 4
rlayinz prominent part in the prep
sratsons Tor the Fashion Feie 20 q
eiven by society women a. the III.
Carlton New York OF the nishs o.
Nov and s. The purpose o.
n. Fste Z % display gowns designed
hv American designers with ine oo'
.ect of making SeE York the ToF.e
rashlon center. The fund ra-set y
the Fe,e 1 10 Be turned over 70 ne
committee % mercy. headed oy Mrs.
por5e, Hartman. which In tur1
MI, distribute the money among those
let destitute By the war. Mrs Eus'
us has been much In the public eye
during the past few ysarA some
years ago she startled society by ap'
pearing ia play given by Mrs John
Jacob Astor. wearing poisonous rep
Ties trapsd about her waist and
shoulders Later she opened an *
change foF jig saw puE1ies IN NeV
YORK and caused unuch comment oy
refusing % touch any % the mone5
taken In With ungioTel hand SUI
,ater she became an interior dec0rat-
or. declaring that 70 woman had the
tight 20 live without working Ths
social prominence % Mrs.. Eustis aione
guarantees the success o. the Fash
on Fete.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
HOP GROWERS TAKE
BIG BLOCK OF STOCK

SALEM. ore, Nov. "A Before the
hopgrowers q oregon adjourned the
organization meeting here $4,000 OF
the capital stock q 100000 had
been subscribed. and il was decided
20 file articles of Incorporation. Am
crg the subscribers were Phil Mat.
schan of Portland, 1900. J. Z. Coop
er q Independence. $1,000: and NJ
L. Jones 1900. Many $500 subscrip.
tions Were-made. Every grower who
joins the association will take at leas;
so in stock An organized campaign
20 get every grower % Join will be
waged in every hop district from now
on.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
s~~.~14~H~...a~t
Try This for Your cnu-h

Thousands % people keep coughing
bscause unable 70 get the rish, rem
siv. Coughs are caused By innam-
nation % throat and bronchial tubea
What you need l. 70 soothe this IL
t-aHnaticn- Take Dr.. Kings New
Discovery. = Penetratss TIE defeats
mucous lining. raises ths phisgn aud
quickly relieves the congsstsd mem
5ranes Get a zoe bottle from your
druggist .'D-- Kings New Discovery
quickly and completely STOPPED NJ
-o-Eh.- writes J. P watts FIoydale.
Texas Money hack II 10, sstistssd.
Bot il nearly always he,ps-Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
TURKEY ASKS RUSSIAN
JEWs To NATTRALIZE

NEW YORK Sov. 2s-The Turk
ish government has assured ths state
department a. Washington that 4 Eiil
rot eEpeI R-sslsn Jews residing IN
the Ottoman empire. b-t will permit
them 90 become rsturzliz@I Turkish
subjects - bloc 10 was announced
here by the American Jewish commit
Tee
TIE committee said se19 JeEs n
Jaffa alone have already applied Tor
germ lssicn 20 take a6TantaEe q this
le--zl1-- More rlzn $4,000 Russian
Jews are residents n the Palestine
reEcn ai1re. . was Eait
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
nru Gun 70 ColIcct Wacr.

&CNTESANO. wash. Nov. H.
Trss Fsiier. the swiss miiker vao
causel 50 much dlTu banee In ,ho
Sa,scu valley a tex :.'ghe ago. wa
arrested IN Monte ITO He drew a
Gun ca his employer Le,ause the l.t-
ter attempted 20 'iicsste him snf
force I'm 20 leave ne r ace without
,he r.1Ley due him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
OLD BUZZ WAGON Is
NEW MARINE MARVEL

MANDAN. y. D., Nov. 24.-Mount-
Cd on a fiat boat. an antiquated "one-
lung automobile Is furnishing the
motive power. by which F. l. styles
and family are today floating down
the Missouri river on their impro-
vised house boat. They are enroute
from Mandan to Miami. Fla. a dist
anee of 1000 miles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

There's q ere aEzI-s- getting cd
an excellent and thorough o1s T1srs's
nothing szrsaro-zl sso-r =. Ks TIE
bes- that can bs rad uEEsr TIE exist
lrE circ--s-zrces Holsters RocEy
N0uu-zlr Tez-,za--s e. BsE- to-
nizat = cents. Tea O. Tzbls-z Tall
uzu & Co.-AdT.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
OUR NEW CITIZENS EDUCATION
DISCUSSED By Y. \. TEACHERS

ALBANY. Nov. -f-HoE 20 sdu-
Gaze the immigrant Ut-I be the slbiec;
tor an entire days discussion today
az the session q the NeE YORK state
Teachers Association convention as
seublsd here
TIE problem vflI be taken Up in
a. is phasss. is stter- upon society
in general and upon the educalonzi
activities IN psrticulr Former super
intenG=ut % Evening EcE0o-s IN NsE
Tcrk City Albert Shi=-s VII be chair
nan q the meeting
or the IIs- % sP=aEsrs are 4 Il
Wtsaton. Mss Mztei DAVIS OF sen
zsctsdy and Isazck Prise % SsE Tors
ci-v. 4 Il GoI5he-ser HIS Jane 2.
N0ttins and MsclaeI Isaacs
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

Is c0zn-rymea 70 chscknzts the RS
q. the enemy.
II the nzus q this brave man &.
-uE1oTu- AZ Ieas- his regiment Nil
retain forever TIE rs1snbrzncs % n,
sacrlt.-e which e equal % any o.
-as 1Cs- courageous personal lneI-
ce--s recorded in our glorious his
t1ry--
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

Il Really Does Relieve Rheumatism
EFsryboty who s stflictet with
rheumatism in suy form shouI -
al means keep a bottle Ot Sican's
LinI-snt OF hard Tie minute yOu
feel pain or sor=nsss n a t0int or
u-scls. ha-zs i E!th Scans Lini-
ns-- Do uot ruz l. Sloan's pene-
rrztss aInost Immediately right 70
TIE seat % pain. relieving the hot
tender. sEooisn feeling ard making
TIE part easy ant comfortable Get
a bottle of Sloan's Linineut for .
cents CT any druggist and have T. IN
The hous-aEzinst colds. sore and
swollen joints. rhs1nztisz. neuralgia,
sc.sricz and Ike ailments Your
money hack u 10; satisfied. but 81
does give almost instant reEef-Adv
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

Unimpeachable-If you were to see
The unequalled volume Of unimpeaeh-
able testimony in favor OF Hoods sar-
saparilia. you would upbraid yourself
tor 80 long delaying 10 take this eff
feciive medicine for that blood dis
ease from which you are suffering
Adv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

member q the corporation depart
ze1-. and c. Sargent E-a-s bslk
s. s1perlr-e-ier-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

About tEsnsy-five ladies' called yes
Ier1ay AZ the hone e Ms Taomas
Thompson On the North Hi With
TIER sewing and spent a very pleas
art afrsrucon- Mrs Eh1zpsol Eas
entertaining in honor @ her sister.
Ms. H ?. Haley q wAIa waIla-
Mr. ard Mrs- Hsury ". Collins left
l.sr n-ght Tor Portland 10 spend
Thanksgiving
Tomorrow being Thanksgiving day
there En be any number of dinner
parties IN the eiry. Some VIII Be fam
[ Is affairs oniy while others vii in
ei-ds q larger number q guests. The
afternoon EiII Sc many of the resi-
ceats Ezthe-sd az Roundup park u
witness the football game between
The high school and the aIl-star team
Mss Ir-zlse Campbsll. one OF the
local teacher Is visiting during
Inanksgiving Esek With her sister.
N-ss Alberta Campbell AZ The DaIles
she has not resigned her position as
izeorrectly stated yesterday but viii
return 70 resume her duties next
week
Mr- and Ms A ?. May and son.
Marcus Nay EfII spend ThanksEiying
With NJ. and Mrs. Z :. Slesnan on
their farm near Helix
Niss Edna Tho1psou VIII leave
Friday for Portland 70 visit for
fortnight
Ben L Burroughs vIu leave this
evening fo- Portland 20 Join his wife
Who Z q gues- q her mother tAsre-
Ms. George z PeriuEer and Miss
Guriel Psringe- left today a. noon
to- Portland % remain until Mon
day. Carl Psringer Z already In Port
and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
HOW THEY CURED
HIM OF BOOZE

ALBANY. y. y. Nov. "a
y In a local undertaking shop a
y story vas told today % the start
y ling means recently used by an
. Albany smbaimer % cure a
' friend OF the drink habit"
y The undertaker has a Is-year-
y old corpse % a man Ia the cell
y lar ot his establishment. The
y mummy an evidence q expert
y embalming, used a; embaImers'
y i in an excellent state OF pre-
y servaiOn- Il Is encased in a
= dark wooden box Fex know.
y the cases secret
y The friend happened lately
= into the undertaker's office He
y staggered and hiecoughed-a
y typical victim of alcohol sud
' denly the funeral director de-
y tsrmined 20 overcome the mans
y weakness He bade him 70
y down into the cellar and get a
y hammer out of a dark. wooden
y tool chest 4 lighted candle
y was placed In the drunk's hand.
y With difficulty the cover OF
= the tool chest vas raised A
' nervous hand gropinE for
= hammer paused Trembllngly
y the candle vas lifted nearer the
= case The nickering light re-
' vealed the hard. brovuish
= mummy. weird and mysterious.
= With a yell the candle vas
, dropped the cellar quit and the
= undertaking shop abandoned 4
, and the pledge taken.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

- % halt the German advance on
Antwerp. His moves. though well ar.
Ranged according % military experts.
failed 10 check the kaser's forces
Lecs-se ~ the overwhelming numbers
lt r-e Invaders
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

Ccopynzht International SeEs Ser
vics.)
Here = General Wonters fat isftl
with hLs stsff on the field General
WCnters tl-t1-e1 zl- the strategy vs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

Mr. ard Mrz Hsury " Collins left
izsr n-ghr Tor Portland 10 spend
Thanksgiving
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

Ms Edna Th0npson VIII leave
Friday for Portland 20 visit for q
fortnight
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

NJ and Ms A ?. May and son
Marcus May. EiII spend Thanksgiyins
With NJ and Mrs.. !. :. Slesnan on
their fartn near Helix
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

Ben L Burroughs VII leave this
evening fo- Portland 20 Join bis wife
Eho + z guss- q her mother there
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

We have a new line q ehildren's fur sets for
Chrisrmas presents White zni brown Er-
mine. Au-Ora. Lamb and Ccney are The furs
used IN making these attractive sets that -
pleases the little ones. Sizes Tor children from
? 10 p years. Prieed al 81 .95 % $3.50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25

Ms George z. Periuger sn5 Miss
Guriel Psrings- left today a. noon
tor Portland % remain untiI Mon
day Carl Psringsr : already il Port
and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-11-25
Plain Satin Do7losk

ONLY 20 MORE DAYS REMAIN II
which 70 ID Al Of y0ur Christmas shopping and
prepare and deliver AL Of your gifts. You have
10 time 20 lo=e You can save time by shopping
AZ The Peoples Warehouse.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-09
THREE CROPS OF POTATOES.
wagner County Farmer Finds the
spuds Profitable.

w. r Lawrence ar near Rex WACO
ner county, gathered his third crop
Of Irish potatoes for this season short
y before Christmas II the frost had
held of few days longer Mr., Law
rence's third crop OF tubers would
nave been as large and much more
plentiful than the second crop. But
the frost nipped the vines before the
potatoes had grown to maturity. Mr.
Lawrence gathered as fine crop OF
nice tender new potatoes as are usual
" gathered early in the summer and
soid Them for a good price.
Mr.. Lawrence got his spring crops
IN very early this year and shipped
over nine carloads OF potatoes from
the seyenty-ive acres that he had in
cultivation Then he planted the sec
ond crop, but the drouth interfered
and the seed potatoes remained in
the ground unsprouted until it rained.
When the crop was gathered the pota-
toes were of inferior size and Mr.
Lawrence left many Of them IN the
ground. These tubers sprouted and
grew rapidly and from them Mr.. Law
renee has just harvested his third
crop Nh. lawrence has over 400
bushels Of turnips from fall planting
and several acres Of fine winter
wheat he is one Of the farmers
10 whose crops the drouth did little 4
manage His corn was planted very
early and was pact the roasting ear
stage before the drouth did any dam
age He has big crop of corn that
liled every crib and bin on the farm
and necessiiated the erection of a
lew corn crib.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-09
A WATER SURVEY TO Be MADE
SUBURBAN TRACTS NEAR OKLA
HoMA CITY TO BE TESTED
Congressman Morgan Urges United
States Geological Survey to Aid
In Irrigation Movement.

An engineer Of the United States
geolosieal survey is expected 10 arrive
IN Oklahoma this month to begin =
survey Of the underground water re-
sources OF the North Canadian river
valley.
Secretary Brown Of the Oklahoma
City Chamber Of Commerce had asked
the officials Of the United States geo
logical survey to send d man here 10
make the water survey. in order that
the Chamber OF Commerce might Oh
tain accurate information 10 be given
e prospective homeseekers. lie re-
ceiFed a reply some time ago. stating
that an engineer was now In the west
and would come here.
When the district which can be ir-
figated from shallow wells is accu.
rately determined, the Chamber OF
Commerce win disseminate the infor-
nation After locating here and be.
ing shown the resources, the inai-
Fidual farmers will be given results
Of experiments made to determine the
efficiency OF the various methods Of
Hrigating BY shallow wells, will be
given assistance in securing pure seed.
aud viii be assisted in the marketing
ol crops prontahly
II has been estimated. after rough
survey that fifty farmers per mile
Of the North Canadian river valley can
be supported by shallow well irriga-
ton farming. II IS the plan Of the
officers Of the Chamber Of Commerce
70 lend prospective farmers an pos
sible assistance to develop this sys-
lem OF farming and to greatly increase
The value OF agricultural products from
his county.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-09
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