Roseburg review., November 16, 1911, Image 6

LISTEN
THIS
Is what we have at the
Tonight &
TWO
BIG
Vaudeville Acts!
Iu addition to
JOE BUMMER
the world's novelty tramp, producing music from ham
mer, handsaw, screw-driver aud nail-puller.
STERLING-STERLING
In an Army Musical Act
ADULTS 20c
lllll n.wn
of fotoa now being made fur Xuiar.
luu't be too late.
dtf l l.AUK A Cl-AUK.
UK'AL KKWH.
Columbia Klver Orchard bouda,
bearing 7 per cent annual Interest,
for oxrhange, at pur. for farm lands.
The I Iml !- Mortgage A Land Co.,
310 Spalding llldg., t'ortlund. Ore.
MEN
ft kt-m. who ! Invmtfr htMty
i.lewnlf .HM.LI ', A HclM IKt'.,
'tMt AllNMI,
Patronize IUvh w advertiser.
Piano Free
You get a chance with each
admission ticket at the
GOLDEN
THEATRE
5c Admission 5c
The best pictures In Kosebitrtt.
TODAY
"THK I.IK,"
Intensely lT ;Hii.tlIr
AN ITALIAN'S -t.KAIITl lK.
A Story of Strong Koelins.
The Mi-ii IMp.
A New Sour
Special Delivery
Hoping to hear from you noon, r
are. yout for busines.
Golden Medal
Extract Co.
Prone i:: Y. 4C0 X. Ja.kiMin S!
HICKS
AND
WORSTELL
Civil Engineers
and Survevors
FARM AND I.OT SI R tYS
IVscriptions a:ul jm.i
checked for aJtottic)..
Water power and Irri v
lion wotk.
riats and maps drlwn.
OFFICE
With Commercial Abstract
Company
32vVNo. JioVmmi Sire f t
Residence fhone 131 Party R
Office Phone 245
Tomorrow
regular program
CHILDREN 10c
Chopped Wheat For Stock.
ChopiM-d w heal may Ik1 safely fed
, to horses, row, pip, shot' and lior
: If tlio pri. o will admit of It beliu
used fr those ptirNtsi, say tie
llural New orker. There is. how
ever, a richt and a wroim njr to fe-!
wheat to tli animals mum 1. Tor
horses t li wlnvit should i.ot ioiisMtu:e
I more thsn one hnlf of the j:r;iln rt'tlo-i.
: the other half lint elth.-r h V o;
ground oats and on- ked com, the
pr orti ni varylnc wi;ti tiie ondi
tion of the horse- and h ir.t ter of
; their work. I'or milk vow chopped
wheat tna aNo cetMiTttte tittcut one
half of tli- nr. in rtttioii. t'le o:hr
lialf Ifiiifr rotni ted nf hti'Jiy feed.
. like dth-d h:ewiT or d ,l!ter-r i-mlns
I inked wlrli a i:i,rl mo: : i a of t ortou
I 'teed itieil tr K'-Itrs fivd. fite jiihouii'
I iM-pend.i r p; t'n j:!'Mi.i!y of nii!'.
ttl court :iTv ;;ili: Hi.d ilit k n! ou 1
tpiaiity of roin h.tLO fed
Ct R ac'y Far VInter.
Tlx itld s:i :nc "hi iin:e of v r.
uire for w:i:" i!iiu d be oV nd (.
tin d..byi;i::tv f.r so sine ) lh weith
er iii-'v li i If w:!l tutu st- rn y :int
cuM b'tiT on. mi. In f- t. we don't
1 now v l.it d;iy a ro'd rain vr-V. s:ir
in and v tt(J nt b s'lnwiiitf and t. w
vz. T:. birn tiMiId be ready fo-tin-
rhr'.tse v. !i n il t n:r-. so n d
'ay or i- f i.t! w::i be exjeri
'li.cd Th.- th.-si vr,' now milk
'..X r'l v :!' U tb- pie'.t r."ikf s of
the L-.r. f r i'if, ' te tLe ones to
I rodutt t'n nnit-T f.-t. r.r h 1- al
v.-ay hi :h :m: 1 In J i;.:i:n1
F ? at a Dairy FcH.
Till ! -id o:ir: w!:i:r. :uid I havi'
found Th.it t v t:lr,z from tUtetD to
lAriit in, pov.iul- of b.J- Nr cow
I it day ran h:iiue from the ?t of
lt.. t h .y tti'tio-.tt k'i ne any
hri!ikae !) i: i k v:-s I'nfoir A
I 11 ' . r r0 p.t.:!!, ,.f trav.- f. r
t-:' '!-. I if ." h:.l, t til t"h
i-k o-tr r r wr... bn:ti-( b t--
il
Advertlainr ! tbe iTleot dtutc
aier that tella the public hat tha
bujinew man wanta It to know abo-it
the pood haa for alt an Id
loot ion of advertiainic into the Tin
ui trade grows the bua:nea boart
IIUS 4 I IM...FNT.
A rnarartiHl r-'in. dy for barb ir
r-its ard o.d ore, protect wound
from fi:o. loave no aoam: fleh Hi hi
out lUir a:om in natural color
Ak fr pUno Totea at (Wphaoa'a
ratrcnive Kctipv ad-.ertiaerr
Umbrellas!!
5?
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t'.l!l Ml.. 1 ,i f I;.) I',,. , HI
lh.it I'.- n..-w,t ,.Ti J,-,!
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A. S. llucy Co.
M K l It
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BEFORE CALVING,
The dairy cow when dry should be
foil cbietiy on rouvhiii:. A small ul
Iowiiik e of era In. sny two touuds
dully, will Ik ijuite enough. provided
she I, in l :iMiiiihI. nood i-by'sha!
rendition, nnd ( In well In hnvc it rich
in (irt'tflii. -ny llo.ird'K iNiirynutn.
Itmn r.i tutu or ii mtvuire f hrnti
uml out with a little oilmen I r Home
other -f i'd rich in protein umket u
good combination for n cow before
culvhitf. I 'urn at la ire nnd root are
The pure bred IIolttcin-Frlalan
row Tontine t'lothild tt Hot II..
whose iHirtntt la herewith shown,
la onil by 8lvena Uroa ' coniany
of l.trpoI. N. V- OilMng for the
ttrst time a f-w daya utli'r aho waa
twj yeara old. atie r.lucet 1J A
pounua of butler In aeven ilaya and
a year later Increaael this to 2J i
pounds. Ai a four-yar-olJ h
made a preat record. ivTI pounds
of butter In aevm t)ay. ard aa a
t1vo-f jr-oM mudo Ji 1:7 pounds,
wiai tier aenaational rvi-ord of 37 Ji
pounda as made In her alx-year-old
form. She protlutnM luat year
lT.uT'O i pounds of nt.lk. averajilnK
Jfl er i-ent f:it, tliun containing
ulllrlent fat for H'.Z pounds of
commercial butt or.
very nroeptable foed if the cow bits
no vtsi u r 1 n eon nevt ton with t hi
aiKvnlonl feed the row should hae n
JiUntl allowam-e vt clver or alfalfa
bar or toine other rouxuae rich In
J pnteiu.
A cow at this time should not be fed
more roucua:? than abe will eat n;
cloau. If fed too libenilly I hero V
danger of her petting into the habit ot
eating the most palatable parts of the
rouK'hane nm wasiiutr mu- h potd feed.
A cow on pasture heetlft no srain. but
little nm:hjje would b veiy at copt
able, (if course If the Ttlm:d is thiu
lu fleh it is well t fo'd some yraiu.
The amouiit must depend entindy t:itn
the i-onditloii of the cow.
If a tow bis been pro;vi-.y led tl.e.e
lil le no iie-esiiy for u iti any
uhhIU ine after lalviitg. A bnui mash
over whi.ii some warm water hai
leen poured is a very a.vej'table feed.
siHvially in eoid weather, ti round
oats mid with jcraiu and a pall of
warm water tan l pien. for it will
lo found that her feverish and ex
hausted toudttiou at this time de
mands considerable water, aud it is
muoh I tetter to be jrtven warm th.iu
cold. She should n t be exposotl to
cold drafts of air.
At the hetrmutu of her milking peri
od the cow should le f.-d very lightly
of jrrain. but a literal Qllowanoe of
good tdinjje. rxta and hay. A she
gains sirei-.jrth and resumes her nor
mal condition the grain portion of Iit
ration may tie increased. The Incrense
may le kept up as I. mi; as the animal
tvsonds to the extra feed. AYheu
he has rea hel her maximum flow of
milk be ahotiid U fed a little less
grain.
The dairy ivw ahou'd be fed UNt
ally, but care shouid le taken not to
Terft-e i her and carry her leyond
her in pa try. This tks injury nt
only to her milk function, but to her
breeding ouera.
CASTOR I A
For Infant md Children.
Tbi Kind Yea Hate Always Bcugbl
$9 Per Ton
.. -;; tn;; region ujK-n
rt f-st imi it pre- a h g!v
:!'.it!or cvi ;.i .irn and to bur
burns aa a kohhI teal thould and
r k ' cial, no r tinkers or hv
H at! learns tea ui erv it tie ah
Order from oar denier tiM.i.
Rosebarg Flcur Mills
Phone 56
i
Bean w - S-p 'jS''t '
PatroolM Retlw advertliwrt. i
J
mmm m
TO FATtEH CATTLE.
The fatteulng of two and three year
old cuttle has Keneraily U'cu umre
profitable than foed ns yearlings. TliU
has Ihcu pretty cm lusively demon
United by praciiial fitb ra throughout
'he Mississippi valley. The Missouri
?X(eriiiieiit station ioudu tcd a rnthei
xhaiisii.e test, ar.d It was found that
two-yea r-o'd s;wrs m"!; largor gains
than ye:;r:ti';'s. th;it t'.iry ou-'ut'..'
from 13 to 'J per rent more gniin p.t
day. but Hi t the oM.r cattle fattn
In n shorter time nnd rouseiiuetitly
rot urn rn-mer not piollt. YearMtis
rtsuirp Um gniln for ea h po'.ind oi
K -t In us n rule.
Of centre the condition of tl:. tt:il
mul ut thL beginuiu? of the fe!;::v
period Is aji Important fador :id
It m-d hardly W said that the
most wlddy diffused bret-d of cat
tle up to date li the Shorthorn.
This, sayj Houert Oliti.int I'rin-;!-,
lir.a cri:.n cliieily from th rt-n-li-t.rra
with whU-h it ainalKUinatos
with other urrHla. t; Kie.it njitl
tudo to fatten and to the fact that
by uin:i Shurthorn bulls for the
purpj.-e of cros.slns ot !.er bre. da
loe cmsses bo proiiticeil inherit l.e
early maturity uf tiw sir, ntt.iln
Cit.iter )i:at8 tlian the cafle cf
the breed to uiucil the cows bl inj
uiuall arrive at, and If the Inter
IKisi-;a any inarUrd auivriorliy tn
ri-reit t quality of m.-al t!ir.t
ch.irat'teristic la still rttrttaed by
the croas bred produt. The Short
horn bull Tun. -p wood tkitnton. hi-i-with
pictured. ua first puw twa-year-old
and chnmpii n at tha Iath
and West of England show.
may to a large extent counteract the
intiucuce of age lu determining ih
eheaier gains. Cot:sqiiontly It ts
rather diih. ult to drtetuiine exactly
the age ut w hii-h animals shou'J U
started. As a rule, however. It is tin
dotihtcd.y motv profitable to feed two
or three yeir olds. The margin !
twei-n the buying and selling pri.e is
less with yeariings aud with the sh rt
er fattening ihtU'J already referrid to
are tiie two chief factors. - Piirtb ularly
with the cheaper grades of cattle is it
desirable to wait tiu;il Hi y have ass
ed the ye.irliujj stnire t.-'fore putting
them into t! e f- ed lot.
Siittt t ia K'.ala Pig Early.
We have in nind au ltis.au. e where
a somowh.it p,'irimonious awiue I reed
er visiteil a t:irge herd lu the u. mth
of August wi;h ihe idei iu mi: 1 of
aelevtiug a male, says the b.w Home
stead. There were sou:ew!ire be
tween Taj atid ltti males ia r.iis herd,
and ns fsd wii high at tfu tire th.'
bre ltr o.: e: ed to l i L!
Into the bun h and 1. . e
lor y.Y I lie visi.or. a ;
h
. V.'A
ting that there we.v s.i.;e ai.i
nutls In thU be. d. dered th, pri e
too hi:h aud did not make a pur. b . .
Time passcl. and l:i the mo:.:h o lk-i-vuiliT.
after the tojn of this huD,b
of nialen h::A Uvn s M out. the s.'.m
Diii'i ad f.r prioe oa a r.i:i!e.
There bad teea a go d dem..nd that
season, aud the ln-."!e-"s pri e then
was $."s. and the m o. tl ui must then
W made after forty or fifty of the
tvl had Uvn shipped. Ihe sab was
erTe- tl. but neither the buyer nor the
breeder would laltu that the order
was tilled v.bh a :ood a pig ns iuid
hue Iwi-n pur hjs-d for earlier
In the season.
Kap tba Young Stock Growing.
One of the b.gEoM uii-t;ike a msa
can make as a st--k rawi- i t stint
af joutij; annual iu ff-d In th. a
tf the co t it Is e to ie -are an in
crease of .sSi to p.'Uhds itl Welfillt.
tiy property b.iiid.ini: d'irl:.i the rst
two jears ieariin-s :ire rjid'e fre-qu.-utly
ai!o'l to drt-re- i:ite thr ui'h
neglevt to rM ide a t n- ron r;'t.it
Pastures k;- f v ty. t'ies are ru-
no ii c. at'd the co!M i - In t run ilow n
In fiesli en gi-.! p'Viir- : tn si
crate daily io:-t;..n f ia wi't U
well pvetid m ivun c e'r c-'T,h
f lue a. d r.'ii-n le Soi;t f fte rK"t
$tir-e''' ' t.-'Ti i'Tcn n-i r ".-w :i .l c
t ;t- f- :m t!ii tir !?.-;r f n' : re
'I I eit. t i:i l. eat oat wi'h-sit t''-.:
the;h a. i..
trt:i f-'atu.-a An-cla.
A b i r -., tli i e c-.:v t f on
'till t . : W.'T in the 1 ,-rd
Ak 0. ; ' -C-t t?'i e ,.,,! f
d
t
!td t. ;i ( e :! 1 -. - .,
- i . "We ed .: -t f fii-TN r th n t j
; '. .t : rvoiit ! :': a
: 4 1 sp. ,s rf v.- ;:i ; K . -
i- - e t h t :
v Nvtl i-re n-d-sed ( tt .' . M
t i ty of tb .tr t- t : k -o i r '
i:. od u:.-!i it ! r t an a v.'.'
t to t b L drot -s i.-..- e ! T - i
w th - Ih'i.Ti TIW U ! - '.
.it ts e il r rt e b. ;..--e o V
w.:h it th.iu auy o'hT ', .,.
Stoctt arrf Fa-tJ,t.
Tfce greater nnr.dvr . f ;,;mA tr-at
can -e kf;-t rT rteib;. u,-. the ftrm
the better The trorv s, k tl rr,ater
ferti.ity of tbe U ir 1 tte
larrer ctr ea h soveel n ya-r.
whUi In tarn penntt a larirer nraber
f aadsMss,
aaaaigBaaaisia
fhft Call a lfiiul,J,iJ;,ij
cio mna Uiihhs Uls unu iiiuiiglit: no
Wun ust's tils own even: no man stands
upon his ow n feet; uo man walks moue
U'e go In flocks; we lenu uti others; we
follow the uiultitiidos blindly, we bend
our necks to the yoke of public opin
ton; we Dave uo neif reltaiice 1 he
ouly virtue we hae is ruuformiiy
The Ucmaiid of the tme Is for uou
aud woiueu of chanicter uho ure-M'll
poised, telf rellnnl. Independent nnd
aelf assertive. Society follows ens
toms nnd routine The redemption ot
the rare is in the originality of Individ
uals - Jitroli (;mld Schurtnaii.
Her Proposal.
"Ah. Ceoi-'e: lid oi proisise to
Vlvlaiir
"No. She made Ibe proposal lief ore
I had H t liame to sj.y iitiy'l.lit."
"SliititlV What did ihe .: V"
"S!ie pnpso1 tb il I sh ttrd leavi
the house iiniiii'iliritflv anil I an ept
ed." London Telegraph.
A Business NVoman.
"Ill- wife rs a husitit ss woman, all
right "
"What makes you any that;"
"She's tustalliHl u tl'Ue t loik In the
hall, and In h:i to pnin h it wh'ti he
goes out ullrs nnd nhen he geta
fcack - Iienoit Free Press.
A Natural Result.
'When you were in Switzerland did
your party climb the gindiT vou spoke
of r
"Xo."
"Why not?
I rnth-r itiink boause ihey got ccld
feet."1 KxcbuiiK.
Being alone when one's belief Is fltui
la not being alone. Aoerbnrh
" 'lie's a splendid advertiser, ts f
mighty good rcputatiod."
PALACE
- THEATER
TONIGHT!
7:11. S:ir,. 9:1.-.. 10:1
An entire change
in pictures
and sonss
Adult lc. el.lldren nudor M yi-n
"c. children u- der ilj free with par
ents. ITS WISEST
TO BE AHEM) OF TIME
Place jour ordvrs illi u for vour
n.H..ln lu
I KIMH.IMi WlH.n.
I cn now fill ihe ord,-r with th?
Utt old growth fir. the kiuJ
!f1:at will make vour fire starting or
. build:ni; an easy matter and a cvr
.tainty. We also rarrr
itix k sii:i.s roil.
ttiut a full line of
lr Kl AMI HAV.
ROSEBURC FEED AND
FUEL CO.
, Winchester and Jaekson Strcers.
i Phone 162.
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of one
r. a. r.xi km in
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H' jJljgaMr
flOtTHtcnX PMmo TIMS CAJRIlt
Nurthbotiad.
No.
Name Leafv
GbasU Limited .. 7:30 a. m.
Flyer 11:55 p. m.
Overland 11:16 p. m.
Port.-Ashland local 1:45 p. m
Port.-Kosebg local :00 a. m
Southbound.
Shasta Limited ...12:41 a. m
Flyer 9.15 a. no
Overland 4:05 a. m
port.-Roaeb'g local
Port.-Ashland local 5:30 p ot
No. 17 ties up In Hosehura. ir
14.
16.
I.
20.
11.
13
15.
17.
19.
I riving here at 11:55 p. m. It forma
the equipment or No. 20, wnico
leaves here at 9:00 in the morning,
returning to Portlund.
WHEN you buy Meat, Fish and
Poultry you want the best at a
Reasonable price. We carry Fresh
meats and a trial order will convince
you that we can please you. Phone 134
Rosebure Meat Market,
sni:itii. sr.
"THE MERRY WIDOWS"
(FOKMKItl.V THK AXTI.EUS) I'luina 2KI.
MRS. CALLAND, Proprietor
Modern Apartments with bath, and hot and cold water in
each room.
FIRST CLASS DIN'NG SERVICE
We guarantee to please particular people.
112 Biockway Street, Near High Schoo
HOWARD'S SHOE HOSPITAL
V. S. HOW AIM), Prop.
NOW LOCATED ON CASS STREET
Iu the Matthews BMg.,
All kinds of repairing. Shoes made to order by an expert
Sykes Roller Skating Rink
Clair Blodgelt, Mr.
A popular resort. Orchestra pipe organ. Meet
your friends at the
Roller Rink Open Evenings
Skates 25 Cts. Over Sykes Store.
HILL S NEW STUDIO
CORNER LANE AND PINE STREETS
Photography in Its Several
Branches
AltlXKT rtlOTOS A SI'KC'IAI.TV. AM, WOHK ,T AUANTKKI).
1K KU)l'li AMI IT.IVn, rolt AMATKl IIS.
voi i: i'ATi:o.iK stn.irrm).
We are local distributors for
Page Woven Wire Fence
The best made. Wheu.ypu fence your farm aud Ranch
with this you make uo mistake. It's the favorite with all
Farmers aud Fowl try men. Cali in aud examine.
S. B. CROUCH 115 SIlKRin.VX STUKET.
T fl Vkpc GUN STORE
W
E Carry a new and
niiinilinn Fieri inrt
Cun Repairing and
A share of your patronage will be arrrcciated.
h -ti Ttj o ir
.ni'".r.z.ro.": r',L,-;:;T4!
' -r 1 ' ' t. .,; our
RoeburK Sodn
H Will )B C0l(j thai (tn hftV
tna ivtvtns tltua nf iba tr4Ua
Most o' tbem arrive so minutw
fore departure. The Shasta Liruitefl
does not take on passengers n ant
place between Portland and SAn
Francisco. It carries through basi
uess only.
o- . t
No one Ilea awake thinking of
your business; out of print out of
mind. ' The presidential candidates
ire well advertised every four years.
Ask your neighbor who rau aa
Bryan the last tlme Ave out of ten
will say they have forgotten aud the
other five will think a long time be
fore answering correctly.
Patronise Review advertisers.
M:Mi.iti i.uos., iroii.
nexl door lo Slubbs Grocery
Opposite Post Office.
complete stock nf r.nn Am.
T - . - LI, I o . t i
Key. Fitting a specialty.
nr. ..4.. a . i . .v. ..
7ii-a tdr..r.';u f
berie
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