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OKKiiON (MTV KNTKUIMMNK. IMilHAV. NOVKMHI'.lt 10. !!!!. S 4 ) 1 H . A D J t BARLOW. HARLOW. Ore. Nov. (SM-.UI! M U'KSIU'Ril. Ore. Nov -iSe - I :ie t ion day passed quietly here. , riuli - Never ilil the fall ram (m.l thr Mr Zaiiuicntmn. W. I. Hauer. Chris raMl hl,ri( ln ,H.Ml.r ,ul1 of ,,r,.)ur,., 7,cghler. Mr. Prcgnla ...4 P. 0 Toll rlPn , ,, are the election board with Arthur. ... t ; ulil iiich as marshal, Wendell True try returned home front Inland Tuesday, Jim Crowley went to Portland Tites- lay to get the flection newa. c. '., it closed here for a week . count of mc.ile J. M. Krtckson hup of our thriving and prosix-rous merchants fur tlip past Mx year haa traded bin store for Portland property, hut will remain lth ii until spring an a r'nl-ut. hut iIip npw man. Mr. Tunifr. will take xi.cslon of the store soon. Miss Pearl llaypa viitilpd her uncle. Willis Young, at Ijifaypttp lat wk. Potato digging lit over tn this ac tion and npurly everyone U wearing a broad smile for potatoes arp a pood price. Mr. Walta. who lipl on thP olil E' aim place moved to Canliy Thuriday. Mr. Walt but recently returned home fiom the hospital. She la recovering lowly aud la at'lp to be up but llttlp Mn. Johnson and family moved to Ukworo Tuesday, wnere .vir. jonuwu ha, work at the cement plant. Mr. Veteto moved them. Mis Acclia Johnson will lxar.l achool. A Republican rally wa held here Saturday nteht. Mr. Urownell ml Mr. Stone of Oregon T'lty lielns the pejiker. Mia Minnie twi. our teacher of three term of school, but and tio of Gladstone, was present Kang "The Star Spangled Ilanner." Mr. Saw I Improving In health irom taking treatment In Portland. Mr. Keebauch Is shipping hia eoods to Itrownavllle. where he haa rented a 200 acre farm. Mr. and Mrs. Koebaught will drive to Hronsv!:k. Hallowe'en was observed with a few 1 tilt pranks but no damage. IheS. P. company i digginc a ditch on the east side of the track. "Miss Adah Mass of Oregon City wai in town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Uerg recently from the east have rented Mr. Johnson's house. Mrs. lU-rs Is a niece of Mrs. l-iron s ami s sister to Mr. Kmitson of Needy. Do You Have Sour Stomach? If you are troubled with sour stom ach you shou'd eat slowly and masti cate your food thoroughly, thou take one of Chamberlain's Tablets immedi ately after supper. Obtainable every where, t Ad v.l EAGLE CREEK. KAGLE CHEEK. Ore.. Nov. a i Spe cial) The Douglass brothels. V.'iV and Waller, returned last Wednes-l-.y from tlicir hunt.u? trip, bringing vvit'.i t'liem a big fat bear. Mrs. Howb-U's guc.-ts. Mrs. Juney Keagan and (laughters. Mrs. Florence Christie nnd Miss Teresa, left for Port land last Wednesday. Will Douglass was a Portland vis itor one day last week. A. W. Cooke and wife of Damascus spent Saturday nlht with Mrs. IIdiv lett. On Monday Cuy Woodle was out peddling beef through this neighbor hood. Everett Dei kett was an Eag't Creek visitor Sunday. Oren Hallow has resigned from the position of rural mail carried on the Eagle Creek route, the post filled by Ceorge Sawtell. Doing Sufferer From Indigestion Relieved. "Iiefore taking Chamberlain's Tab lets my husband scuffered for several years from Indgestion. causing him 'to have painB in the stomach and dis tress after eating. Chamberlain's Tab- lots relieved him of these spells right away," writes Mrs. j nomas casej, . Geneva, N. Y. Obtainable every-, where. (Adv.) CLACKAMAS LOCALS. A playshed 40 feet by SO feet is now being erected upon the Clackamas school playground. Mr. Robinson has been awarded the contract of construe tlon. Mrs. Flanery has been In a hospital in Portland where she had an opera tion. A hard time dance will be given in Haberlach's hall Saturday night. Sam Roach is making preparations i to cut Christmas trees. j The spelling match between liar- mony and Clackamas schools at Har-, mony Friday was won by the Clack- j anias school. What to Do When Backache Comet on "Toley X14nr TUlm have dose m more good than flSOOO worth of otheg BUdidae," write Cha. X. ox of Klm rod, M. T. When backache come on, anil It seem a If you can't Und the pain and pres sure In the email of your back and aides, do not feel that you must continue to euffer, but ret a bottle of Foley Kidney PHI and begin taking- them. They uauaJly help from the very first dosea. It U worth a rood deal to you to know that Foley Kidney Pllla give you Jurt what your eyatem need to repair the w-kalck kidney. It U their lnability to do their work properly that cattae your pain and misery. Foley Kidner I'll! lend to mlddle-eged and Wrir oeoDle the BPirnes and elasticity of vcr isc MACK8BURG. i ' : tallies were minanoKiisi wtn-n m" ''''"" H'n- Th" rr"' ' "" j ho'ding Its own in price Aiti-. though lint abundant usual, are I fur frm beinit a failure, while a ver on fr k0rv a ui.j up (,,r winter The I doing hoin.c and i li cider iirr-w are kept busy using up Hip windfall vihlch would otherwise go to ate. TIip raltm. though copious to In fuse new life Into the pasture, lute not made the ground tini wit for pliiiicliliu and ruptil pri'p.ir.iiion 1 Inn forard for tne intiT nr.il n. ulo for the iiprlnc plantlns. Hulldcr are pallcutly bMltiK tlu'lr time till the un ahull iihlne out once more iHTtiuttliiR them to to on nh! their outside work Land clearing, meanwhile, 1 not wholh at a M.imli-tlll. Ker where rulillh fire are IikIhiiii; the belated traveler on hi way. Kery ranchman I nromlnini: himself at leant an acre o( 1(w gr0IlllJ for ,oe rn,pf 0( ,(,,, ,,(,. j,.ar Tw of ivu( hhh p,rUu (n rUjnR ftu.h fU UB(Omri,rwl)l0 ai.f u ffuiini! the ancient adaK. where." If flour, beef, and atKiur it M..h .'... .n. tl. .,r,..l,.. l u .. have ......il I. I.I ........ ........ - - - - - H l I" I'IIA m-i.nu. a, 1..RI9 and butterfat have bruiuht aa iciwd re- turn aa they ar doluK now- Krank Hilton drove down from hit mountain ratnh to take a load of pro duce from his former place. Jesa Hepler has moved his family to the ramh formerly mctipied by Pete I Morse. Miss Marv Schin was a busln.-s v is-1 Iter In Oregon Oitv on Saturday, re turning the same day. The Mother's club Is to meet next Thursday with Mrs. Prler. GEORGE. 5- GEOUC.E. Ore., Nov. 6. (Special i The ludies of the Presbyterian Sun day school are preparing a Ohr.uiiaa program ivhkh Is to be given on ?! evening of December "3. Mrs. C. A. .lc:::ison and infant son Victor were visiting relatives in 1'iUi cada Friday aud Saturday. Miss Emilia Pauiscii. who has r-en visitiug her parents, of Ceorge. for the past two weeks, returned lo !-er work in Portland Saturday. A. Weiderhold, who lias been ,vnrk iug in Portland, returned home Mill day for a lew days' visit. Mrs. T. llanleis v:sitd fr'cisd in Kstaea-la Thnr.-tlay liiglit atid K: flay Eild Harders was transa- ti-vg hasl r.css in Portland Thursday and Fri day. CHARM CF THE B13LE. It Poetic Beauty and the Marvel of Iti Word Pictur. Then some "f us who eared for lit erature took up the t'.lhli' casually mid fuiiit 1 its p idle beamy. We u-ad the Lin.!; of Job-whleli, by the way. Mr Swinburne Is said to have kimwu by heart and as we rend It even tin stars themselves sepiiii-i le-is wonder ful than this ilcs'Tlptiou of their fnar vel nnd mystery: (.'ansl liiou lilli'l thi; MWI.-C1 litllucnci-a ut PleiU'Ies or luor-J l!lJ tiali'ls Dl Orion'.' Can.-:! thou hrmg 'unli Ma lizard ti In his Bc.isin? Or cnnin thou Kultle Areturus witli his ROUS? Or we read In the thirty-seventh i , chapter of the Imok of Ezelilel of that weird valley llnit Has full of bmies '.iiul I tiroi.lii'sie.l there ivim s U()N(, Mlnh u !illHklIl ,, joIlp ,:,,.,l,.r K,m. , be"- rclv on(, jf l(. IJif vv.nlM-f ul vi s)(j8 lif t)le H,.,lmt0U lu n inerH tu re. ' Or we read the marvelous ileiiuuclu ' tory rlietorb- of .lerenilah nnd Isaiah ur the inti-ie of Hie meloilious heart i strings of King David. We read the j solemn iidiurn'ioa of Hie ' King Ec le- slast" to rememlier our I'renior lu the ' days of our youth, with its haunting , picture of old age. and the loveliness j of "The Song of Songs" passed Into i our lives forever ! To this purely literary love of the . P.llili. Hi. -re tins lice 11 milled within the as( f(,w V(,((.H M r,.l(,weii rc. gr(, for as t, , ,r. ti m Ict book of (,e B(), uhl for mmv mlll(Is , r(,Ilt,)l)av r,.KmM It ,u regained evpn H01JK, )f ailtiiortt.v as n ' spiritual guide and stay. And I will i confess for myself r liar sometimes as I fall asleep nt night I wonder If even the most plcnir'siuc of modern writ ers has written anything to eriual the Twenty-third Psalm. Richard I.eGal lletine In Phi-nlx Now Lookout When a cold hangB on as often hap pens, or when you have hardly gotten over one cold before you contract an other, lookout for you are liable to contract some very serious disease. This succession of colds weakens tho system and lowers the vitality so that you are much more liable to contract catarrh, pneumonia or consumption. Cure your cold while you can. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy has a great reputation. It is relied upon by thou sands of people and never dlsap- young. : Canby Department l AMIV. ie, N -iSp.HUli -1 Mr II II K'le riliiriii-.! rild irom a Hire da wnli Mt lt I i in l k of Auioia I Mr l! W. While . 1 1 n.J-.l Hie He ' bekah lod.se nii eiinc at 11r014 S.ilur ij) alleni'K'ii Mr and Mr W .tiler liuiriM.ii ' i .oiiili.rii Oi.-kou, ate vi.nin nh the! formei' il-r. Mr-- llnr eren. O. W. Krui .t r nude a bu.me tri.i to 1'olllahd T' :eda John Kid. who ! chl! irtuined f.... ....I..ri. (Mil. I.roiltlt llll lliolher l'.ik Willi llllil lor a 1 Mali ' AiilH'Mlici'iiiiiiln weie reteited till nk tWImiC of Hip marriaKe of M 1 A'.ma lleriih of l'i liter llle. Soulli I'a kola to Mr Henry H. AiLlifon, of, IVrtl.ilid The )ouim i--of!e wete mar ru d t'' tober and will be at home in : foul ind ufi r liiiriiil'i'r lirt Mr Ati.lcr.oti wan a former rMd-nt of l'iil and M.- Heriih made man i frtiiiiN while vlitini; here two eai ao. at Hie home of Mr K II While Mr and Mrs M V. JohllMin upeill IVi.l .t ul ll.ii..l,l 1 i V. A. Johnson, of I'orliand. spent Wednesday Willi Ills parents i i. W. Krueger was transacting l"i ! Ine III Aumr.i Thursday I IV O Slai y was a 1'orHand l-Hor) h ndaj . I I Miss Mildred Wans was a Portlaiwij visitor Kridav. I W. A. CuHtrock came up Irom I'ort I . i. i . , i , .... ,. land Tuesday to caM hi vote on tlie; presidential eVctioii I I I. ...I llulii who for IManr months: . ' . ...1.1. I I. .j MiioiiiiviHi iiv vv nue a: riioin . ... I lUir.lKf. I'-H llll" if" .. .L.- f.i hi. llOIIIM III; Hubbard where he will remain. W alt U-lsinan an Walt Krueucr beiame anvlous over the election Tuesday r Piling and motored to Ore gon t'lty to get the direct returns. Miss l.es Crahatil rutne ill from Macksburg to wnd the wwk-end with her brother. Arthur C.nihaiu and wil.v tirant White. Jack Ohler and Walt Kinney returned Thursday from i month of hunting In southern Oregon. : Thev lipuight In a good supply of , deer and bear meat. , Mrs. Hissel Is lip from Portland vis-' itlng t'anby friends. j Mrs Harry Sandys and daughter. Miss Catherine, of Portland, are guests of the former s cousin Mr- M P. Sailor Mrs Helen I ce returned Tuesday morning from a brief visit with Perl land friends. M. I. I .in' was husy transacting b is Ine-s in Portland Monday and Tn , ,av. i Ceorge lvndshaillcr whs a Port-; land visitor Mondav Mr. and Mrs. II II. Hewitt of Hub-j bard, were Caul ) visitors Tueday , evening. Arthur Cr.iliani made a busire ca'. in Oregon City Wednesday limru :!-: Rev. and Mr. W. Iloyd Moor" M" and Mrs. Taney Tobie were dim... ' ii'iests at the home of Mr and Mrs ' S. veth Snnd.iv. Mr and Mrs. E A. Krueg.-r ai.,1 small .-on s; .-m Sunday in Aurora. xMt'.i Mi. Kim-gi-r's M-ter Tlie people of Cilllbv who ca'.-iv t- ,1110 l.llellt will be highly el'leltjl :. I when some vi our voimg men pay t .-1 r 'election bet. We won't mention .a ' i. runes, but six well known men ol -'i-ir tu-.vn have a wheel-borrow b;-l and no matter who i.e. -nines pr-s. b in. three of them are going to n.n-- a two hours' ride through th str-cis. Mrs. I.a w r; ni e. of Portland, wjs , L-uest of her si-tor. Mrs. II. A. i!e V inan. Saturday night. Mr, and Mrs. l-'iiches and -Miss A trie 1 Enieger motored up from Portland Sunday to spend the day with the kil ter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kru" gt.r. Miss Morita Milkman and Pro? i Custav Kleclitner, of Oreu-nn f'ity I... ..iut.i o iti.. r.ii.e elnh iiti.L'riiin I .Saturdav cvemng were guests o, Mr. iiml Mrs. II. A. Herkman. One ol' the most pleasing ii. rtirn-1 ments given ln Canby for some time was presented Saturday evening at th Methodist church. A gloss club com posed of nine Canby school girls, un der the direction of Mrs. II. A. link man, gave some splendid numbers. The enthusiastic applause which fol lowed each number was a comnlira -r.t, not only to the girls but to Mrs. Herk man for her work. Miss Morita Hick man and Prof. Custav Ilechtner. both : of Oregon City, delighted the audi-1 ence with vocal and violin numbers I and each were compelled to respond i with enchores. Nofton P.radfoid gave a dialect reading, which was well re ceived and Mrs. George llendslu'.l.er i pleased her listeners with her rendi tion of "A Perfect Tribute." The pio ceeds of the evening wont toward re pairs of the Methodist parsaia,,'.:. The ladies of the M. E. church an I some of their friends hud an al'-ihiy session at the church Wednesday. They brought baskets and boxei; coi, talnin the contents of a ,-co.l dinner. They a'so 'jnmght brooms, mat.s and dusting lags and when the '.;;!y a.' journcd the church house wore a dif ferent appearance, as if it were dressed up. The first number of the local lyceum course will be given Thursday even In? at the band auditorium, by th f riterlon Glee club. This talented male quartet has delighted '.everal hundred audiences on the lycei.::. and chautati'iua platform and it ptomlsus t-j be a treat for Canby peopio. Miss Frieda Schmidt, who l.ni been working In Portland for h-v.ra! months, has returned to Canby, and will probably spend the winter with I ei Barents. A number of the nieinbt.n of the vounger set met at the band hall on Thursday evening and enjoyed a so cial time with music and games, At 10:30 light refreshments were nerved, ' - ' - !.- anrnt III diine- I EDISON AND WIFE HELP DIRTHDAY ! ? v -' rt. " : -' r ; I MR. n$ MH3. THOMAS A.EDISON II. re the latest picture of-Thomas A. Kill on and Mrs. Kdison. photo Kraphed when the lioeutor and Ills wife visited the elmtrlial show In New York. The ociaHn was the ihlrtv (Kill birthday of the Incainle cent lu-lit. Nalurull) Mr K.llsou was the hero of the day at the eH!t!on cent HKtu. .uiuniiii .vi r r.uisitii mi. t , 1",ro " " f H" "Position II. r.-.l.il I he ran .mil roun nf al ' " .. . . iim-UT Ol III w. a ib gree which ha I been ronferred on him by telephone , I a- 4 r JENNINGS LODGE. JKNNINi.S I.OIMIK. Ore, Nov. (Sprt liili - At the ri-gul.ir Parent- T.-achers association to be held on . the afternoon of Xov HUh. Mr. Kva Kmery Iye. author and writer, speuk on Oregon o:id It ear'y will' Ills lory, en by a nee The A miiiilcal program will be glv- the pupil ar l ii good utteml s ili .-.Ire!. Mctliodiil la !:cs of the Mel- ilruui di -trtit nre to eriMiile a I-idles" ' , . . , , , .... , . Aid siHU-.y on frlJgv of this week a. . th.' home of Mm giullh on the conn- ty ns.il The McAlplnn have leased their pretty little home nnd will take up t li. i r rildenc-' in Portland, Mr end .Mrs Will Henderson are , osilv lix-.te. in their emiorar home on the -oi:nty road and Clen Ei ho AieiiiK . Mr Henderson having reeeiit'i .iubl lii- bungalow on Ti'on Echo An', to Mr (1. It. Tabor, who li ia I iL. ii ... i.i. ,'-.. i. '(,, .....ii ia.. x k"wit, 'his daughter at Medford. will r-nim I,,.,.,,- this week. Mr- A A ,. n will be an lion : ore. I um-si at ;, dinner In Irvlngton on .'r,-i- , The besk-t mi.; uiasiierade soclul given at the I.I nestone hull on Friday evening last, 1 forth many of our people Tin- a. lair was given under the au piees nf the Christian Emicav-or-. Al.leii K' i: . w ho t amo as a tramp re.eie. the pr.e for the best Imper sonation of a ' U'eary Willie Mrs. Hi a-a lapaiii'HO maid was! Arthur Sun a.sr.ribil a prize (c,r best eoHtumo, About Ibittv l.a-l.et.1 were Ro'd. (led. A (Islrnlii making a linletldlll auction , ei-,-. The .sale realizing u neat sum ! 'for the voung peoples' society. Au-j , tum leaves, cornstalks, and hallowe en j !,e... rations were arranged about tins ; hall and games followed the basket , !sll, r i Owing to the mayor of .leiitungs . iiih-i- friri'i-ttiiiL' in niuko arrange- nienls for the hall or school limine for ; stono visited wun ine ni in a. .. a political meeting, which was to bc'iiiims Uulgo on Nov. 7th. held on Tliiiisdav evening of last week Nolw IthstundliiK two-thlrjlH of the at which Cllbeit I.. Hedges was to speak, our people ill general regret very much at. missing the opportunity .. ' f TO "TttlcVK. "WAT 2 6M6 0 w. rtUD i I uve.n) WNowtrwrTHey ' . "WERE MARRiEt) ATTfie. f SeS VoU j y0i 1 y MATTfteWS IS N01V 1 ' m i oTa-v-,'i TO CELEBRVTE OF INCANDESCENT LAMP by the I'nherslty of the State of New York. Ir John II. tlutcy, slate auperln leiident of ed'iratlon and president ol Hid state university, presented Mr. Kit tson with the rap and gown that ac cuinnanv hi dcxrep. ' ... .. . . iy l)(. r yMty ,,,,.,, . .... Ilirr in. llll illil mi-il. Well, von may be able to do o soon.' waa the reply. of hearing the present district altor ney speuk. Mr. Hedge ha many frlenda nt the Udge who will give liliu their hearty support at the rout lug election, regardles of their party ufrillations. Ijirralne Oslrotu motored to Voder on Sunday to assist In an orgauliiitlon of a Christian Endeavor aclety nt Hint plaee. Hp wu neeompBiiled by mem ber of the CladHtolio and Oregon City siK-letle. ('is II Thnyer of rustern Oregon. U visiting hi sister. Mis Uilo Thayer nt thr home of their aunt Mr. Clar i ( tn e Fields at C.len Echo. v.ti,..l.i.. 1'ih 11th n,l l.'tlb bi'lne ' ' ' ...., .L ,.,.1 SIIUWII 1IR RO'MI I'-llOW nilH- nv.f II. ul- ,.,11K1Vl5Ilt(11Il, ,,,,,.,., .. fr Nov. ,;,,, wi, ,,.., oll ' the afternoon of this date nt the draco church A cominunltv supper will be given followed by an evening meeting llev. Matthews, of Seattle; Itev. A. .1 Sii'b-n. of Portland: Itev. .1. V. Mae CoIIiiiii. of Oregon City, nnd Itev. II N. Smith nre to speak. M-volnmes Ceorge Cstrom. Will Jacobs and Much Hubert having cliurge of dinner. Mr and Mis. McClure have returned to Portland after spendln a very pleasant summer on the banks of the Willamette at this place. Mr .b Cine was an i-'vnciitp of sci- i - ntiii.' money and contributed n num ber of InliirestliiK nrtbles to Portland and ( lacl.amas count) papers Mrs. J. A. Soesbe, a runner resilient visited with Mrs. Heckli'-r last week ami also paid n visit lo her son, Ar thur Soesbe and wlfu In Oregon City before she returned to her Portland home. Tin- Craco Congregational church bavo presented the Jennings lanlge school with a HllilC reiereuce noon the book being ii gift from II. J. Hob Inson to the church organization to ho placed on the shelves of tin school library. Mrs. S. II. Ilm htel arrived hf ' on Sunday evening afier an extensive businesH visit near llolse, Idaho. Mr. Miller, of Estucaila, speni auu uay wun joiui i.i..o.. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie I.andon of (Had registrations woro ucpuuio...,., precinct went Democratic on Tuesday election I lodges received 1rit- rT Wt, yiv r i BALTIMORE.-MP VIRGINIA FARMER REALIZES FACT THAT LIVE STOCK ENRICHES SOIL Larger Part of Crops Grown Are Fed to Good Dairy Cattle Culti vates Only Ninety Acres of Land, but It Is Fertile and Always Produces Good Yields Farm Work Stock Raised for Homo Use and for Market. t!jr U II Al.nnth. huh lmonlrailun . t V"!' "W!1"1!... John n. iHiyla of IXnwIddl roun- ly, Virginia, realliea lha fart that llvt Itork farming aurlchra lha Kill. II rowa many rrop. lo nrlch tht ...II Instead of growing only rropa that I in Hirerlih It. Ho feela lha larger part of thn rropa grown to good dairy rat lin. It knowa that th aurreaa of any ay item of farming cannot b Judged toy In HI Pumpkin and Corn. by th crop, or net earning, for on year or for flv year. Ily darotlng th larger part of th farm to clotara, feeding th clorert to dairy rattl and apreadlng manure orer th land h vvragr mor than 10 buihel of wheat per acre, and haa arrraged. tn good leaion. a high a 30 buaheli. II arerage tnor than 50 buahel of corn per acre, and ba averaged a high aa 75 buihel. Thla farm raise farm-work atock for bom mil and to tell, Th roll ar raised to prevent the spending of money for farm-work atock and to be sure of having enough hone power for th most economical production of crop. Cant Afford Gtldlnga. Bli head of work atock are kept on the farm and two marea bring colti each year. Mr. Doyle figures that be cannot afford to keep all gelding and, J for thla reaaon, keep two brood marea actively engaged In light work and colt Excellent Type of Farm Brood Mar and Foal. prtjdticthin. Tho mores are Intelligent ly handled, do all (ho light work that Is required, nnd, In addition, produce colts overy year which rapidly dorolop Into marketable animals. Tho colls nro usually kept until four year of ago nnd tho surplus sold for nhont $2un each. Mr. Doylo estimates tho cost of raising a colt nt about $25 per year. Thoro are good meadow and pas tures en this farm. Every square foot of tho meadows and pastures la wall covered with nutritious grnssn and clovora Instead nf broom sago, briar and weeds. Tho land Is thoroughly pro pared, manured- and sown In sapling clover, orchard grass, timothy and a small amount of airalfa, The mixture usually consist of three pound of al falfa, flvo pounds of timothy, eight pounds of sapling clover and three pounds of orchard grass to the acre. The alfalfa seed Is put In to gradually Inoculate tho soil so bo can sow alfalfa at any time, on any part of the farm, and bo sure that tho soil Is Inoculated, From tho above grass mixture three or four tons of good hay 1 usually ob tained. Mr. Doylo grow what he nocds and feeds what be grows. Only a small amount of cottonseed meal I pur chased to feed his dairy cow. The av erage farmer ln his soctlon buy the larger part of his feed. Many thou sands of dollars are sent out of bis county annually for foodstuffs. Rotation Practiced. A rotation of crops, Including legu minous crops, Is practiced on hi farm. The corn Is usually followed by wheat, the wheat by peas or peanut. The corn 1 cut ln Boptember or October and German clover Is sown on a part of the corn land. This clover can be sown on hi farm as late as October 10. One bush 1 1 of oats and 16 pound of blooming Gorman clover are also largest number , of votes for district attorney and Chus. Klsloy for commls sinner. Mrs. Henry Smith was knocked down by an auto on Tuesday evening near Mcldriirn Ave, when two ma chines were passing ea h other. I lei Injuries are not thought to he seri ous and no bones were broken. Mrs. Welzler departed on Saturday for Seattle to Join her husband, whoso headquarters have been transferred to the Sound city. The Walter Easier family have re moved to Portlund. Miss Madeline New and Russel aown on t part of th loin laud atxml I HepiMwber 14 Thla la rut and M In k ..... .... ...o.i.,- . i A buihel of wheal and in pouinlt of hairy trh Diaka vary aallafactory Thu U1lir. u.u.lly follow. i peanut and la rut In th dougk atag i fur feed In th spring, i Of course (her I a alio on th farm. Th 10 Ion alio provide a cheap nd convenient place lo dor all th corn grown on five or all acre. Th alio take car of all th corn crop early In th fall; Insure succulent fowl for winter and In long dry spell, when pasture fall; provides a bal anced succulent radon when fed with such protein feed aa cowpeaa, peanut bay and cottonseed meal; and make It poiilbl to properly feed mora dairy rattle on th small farm. Th 60 ton alio hold enough (Hag to feed th IS milk row for (Ii month feeding about 10 pound per dsy to each row. Th sllag I fed with pea vines or peanut hay and aom rolton seed meal, l bs grain ration consist of about all pound per day of a mil tur of 300 pound of cottonseed meal and 100 pound of corn and cob meal. On an average, 16 cow ar milked lb year round. Th main source of In come I th money obtained from th al of cream, milk and butter. Twen ty per cent cream la gold at Peter "burg, :S mile away, for 75 cent per gallon th year round. A small quan tity of lc I used lu th summer time to coot th cream when It I separated. Cream I Sold. On Ave gallon ran of 30 per cent cream la sold from the IS cow ersry day In th year. They bav a check rat of 13 cent for a five-gallon can, but thl make It necesaary for th buyer In Petersburg to meet th train to recelv th can, whereas th l pre rata wilt deliver It, and In (malt quantities th cipreis rata I cheaper In th long run. An average of IIS worth of butter I otd every month, to regular cus tomers. Th cream and butter sold per month bring In about 1 115. The In come from th al of young cattle amnunta to about $200 per year, and the profit from feeding hogs on skim milk Is about 1200 per year, making a total Income of at least f 150 per month from Hi cow. There I running water In the barn ami It Is Miishe out after eneh milk ing, leaving It as clean us tho ordinary living room. Tho cows aro brushed, tho udder and tho milker' hand washed heforo each milking and Tory clean milk Is produced. Clean Mllkhouie. There Is a clean mllkhoiiso near the dwelling. It Is 12 by 15 feet Insldo, I four foot In tho ground nnd five foot above tho ground. It has roncrnto floor and walls. Tho floor Is six Inches and tho walls eight Inches thick. Thoro aro shelves at one end of tho room for butter and other things. There I a window on each sldo having six 10 by 12 lights. It has an night-foot exten sion and steps are built to enter. The stops aro concrete and are covored from tho outside. Tho wholo house I i '"If. JeV. O r';-;; -iA; -m In the Wheat Field, carefully screened There I a cream separator, a butter worker, a table and a wutor spigot In tho bouse. The total cost of the mllkboe.Be was about $260. Is a daughter nf Mrs. Ahbev and hai resided hore for three yean. JJM groom is rrom Wisconsin. The couple will reside In Portland. Her Bon Subject to Croup. "My son Edwin Is subject to croup," writes Mrs. K. O. Irwin, New Ken slngton, Ta., "I put In many snpptcsK hours at night before I learned ol Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Moth crs need not fear this disease if they keep a bottle of Chamlierlnln's Cough Remedy In the house and nso It as dl v.