Kaaen; No. 4). Carl Chaney: No. 42, Carl Olson: No. 43, John Sinclair: No. 44, Robt. H. Cox; No. 45, James Hillman; No. 46, Gu. taf A. Nelson; No. 47, E. L. Curtis; No. 48, J. A. Sly; No. 49, W. H. Duff: No. 60, W. C. Asp; No. 51, Mose Ceu; No. 56, Chas. A. Davis; No. 58, H. L. M. Oleave; No. 59, B. J. Gemmell; No. 60, Geo. Torgerson; No. 61, G. B. Morgan; No. 62, Swan Swanson.
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In the Portland Evening Telegram
Most girls can do everything but help their mother.
ENGRAVING
We furnish all kinds of engravings— halftones on zinc and copper, zinc, and earthenware, and the like —and throw in our services as technical advisers.
The Star-Mirror Free
DAIRY PROBLEMS
WERE DISCUSSED
MEETINGS OF FARMERS AT UNIVERSITY OF GREAT GENERAL INTEREST
Valuable Information Imparted by Excellent Speakers—Sessions Always Crowded
Before an audience that overflowed into the hall, the speakers  The scheduled meeting of dairy problems this morning aroused their hearers to a pitch of enthusiasm never before reached in the presentation of this branch of work. The farmers who are engaged in the dairy business or who are contemplating entering that field must be unresponsive indeed, who did not carry away with them today a fund of extremely useful information regarding silage crops and the feeding of cows for milk production. 