Dayton tribune., July 09, 1925, Image 7

THE
BELATED
EXTRA
Uy W. T. WATERS, JR.
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ex(rn'M»foii ór spoke. Tfie tefi-pfion«
rung Hine mid ugsln. At «neh ring
Farnum and Burk* tlmtiifM thrtr
nerves would snap till the tail was
answered,
•
<»nu of the ring* cume froni ‘ ivrson.
tlie tuon <>n polire. He «<urlly report
ed an nnilailanca cull from "eotne-
h hqre down south.” He wus told to
rush « but Im could for tbo night edl-
Hon, If Hie «tory I ui n ml up anything
Th« wait went on and on. Th«
blunlf, mriinliiglvM alrslu la-gan to
Horry thu men. They tried Io busy
themselves nt their desks with dub
stories for the next day. TU« endless
clatter of the telegraph kays st tnelr
go»s|p and the eporadie ringing of Hie
telephoMB upon a tint alienee grew
Irritating.
A shrill cry cum« up from the street
below.
Burk« lea pi« 1 to his feet nnd rushed
to a window, with FaniiMn beside him,
A faint clamor of treble voices, grow­
ing In volume every second, wns to be
heard from Hie street below. Burke
si miitnvd the* window «'¡ moi .
"Sx tn h tiAilvrbtMil <1#—’*
< 'arson burnt Into tlw room IkHUnd
them.
"It’s Haden,” he gronned. "< *h, my
Lord, he’s gon«! livre it lx." 11»
thrust a flaring extra of H m > Hentlnel
under Burke's eyes. "It was Hint am-
bulunc* Call. I hud just lauded the
story h hen the boys caught me with
this down on the street.”
Every man In the ofilc* wss stnn<l-
Ing alert. Without n word they gath­
ered around <'arson and Burke, listen­
ing rilently and teus«ly to uhat Burke
rend nluud:
TAE
BLUEGRASS LISTED
AS PAYING PASTURE
ths Ideal
Kentucky blue grass
grass for pastures, suya J,. W. White,
sulla rwmarcli specialist uf the i’enn-
sylvuqlu biute College expurimeut ste-
tluo. 11 1* high In nutritiv« value and
also In its ability to luiprov* the ter
tilit y ut tbe soli.
According to White, approximately
four million acres, or oue-Hdrd of th*
total Improved turtu Lund In Pennsyl­
vania Is la piigliirH. A large percent-
ag« of this I» either located on rough !
uiuunlabious land upsulted fur tillage,
or on land that has lioon depleted of
fertility by cunHuuuus cropping with­
out return uf sutficleut plant food. This
so-called jMisturo land Is of little eco­
no role value In this slate, he Bay«, and
it requires many acres of sui-li pasture
to nudululn u gruzlng uniuial, such as
a dairy cow.
"Farmers too often, utilize nil tbslr
best land for cultivation; thus making
It ne<en*«ry to use the poorer laud
that had characterized nil. the other
fur pasture." states White. ’This In­
killings of the piiat three months. The
herited pnictic« should be overcome by
Ba me devilish hand seemed to show
th« dairy farmer, because by following
In nil of them.
It he is not getting th« best returns
The police were baffled. Such faint
from his land.”
clews as they mnnagi-d to unearth led
Most of the post uro studies conduct'
them nowhere. The elty was getting
ed by eastern experiment stations have
nervous. Men asked each other Hm
dealt largely with an attempt to re­
MUHDER FIENI» IN SOUTHEND
oronsly where this thing would stop.
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juvenate old pastures ut extensive
Few were bold enough to walk the
Deputy Sheriff and U-wspaper Mnn
acreages rather Hinn te attempt to de­
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strwt«
Southend -or, for that mat­
velop highly fvoductlve tsiMures on
Albert Hadan uf t’o Nawa and
ter, any Aber part ut th* city lifter
Deputy Sheriff llosw« I found dy­
farm land similar to that used for
nightfall,
behind "haunted
nd
general farm crops. White has been
linden, atnr man of the
shark in fury-ridden dlatrlot Mya-
uslng hlgb-grade solí» for perumuont
ry
Polk
on the story for his paper. For days
from
un
pasturo experimenta.
monsd
by
he had not been seen about the office.
Experimenta conducted at the ex-
Not a Uni- of copy cume from him. To
ad bloudhounda. finding Haden
pertment statlon on the same soils
hie mates he hlmrelf hnd become a
nd lloswsll In wer<ia behind aban-
and with the same treatment show the
mystery.
álili-d parent« thirty year«
value of blue grass pasture compared
Early on this particular afternoon
Shack surrounded by otti-
to a grain rotation. Tn one of these
he eat In whispering conference with
Keehurre under fir« of mur-
where complete fertilizers were un-d
lie am«
der Hand within
Farnum, managing editor of the News,
the pasture, which contained four
and Burke, the city editor. In the for-
seres, on the average produced 1.986
mer's office.
Then Burke's eyes skipped to other |>ounds of crude digestible proteins as
••h's the biggest story of my life.' lines of big type below these.
compared with 6X1 pounds produced
saying. ”l've tied
Haden
on the same number of acres In a four-
thread together, und there's no
Haden, tn delirium on hospital
year rotation.
on earth that I've located th« nomi.
Whatever you think about my yarn
now. before the day’s over you’ll have
Farnum burst out of the group nnd Dysentery or Scours in
to believe It He’s the man. nnd no disappeared through the door.
Calves Is Preventable
mistake. I’ve hardly lost sight of him
"Vulck. the lust mother's son of us I”
Dysentery or scours In new born
fof three days. At three o’clock I comtnunded Burke. “Carson and Hur­ calves Is commonly callod “white
meet Roswell. He’s the deputy, you dy to the shuck. Fisjl to the hospital. scours" or “calf cholera" nnd Is caused
know. Then we go together and get Brady-—"
by germs Lorn In the calf or contracted
the warrant, and after Hint there’s
He shot orders right nnd left, while by way of tbe navel or mouth Just
nothing to do but serve It.'
the telephones rung madly and men after birth. There Is no sperific medi­
Farnum laughed nervously. "Just vanished like miiglc. The presses cinal remedy, but the disease can be
be enreful, 11 n R i. "
were already rumbling and roaring an­ prevented with a fair degree of suc­
"B mws U doesn't know where he's grily In their pit.
cess In ths following way: Provide a
way of knowing
going, nnd
They were »HU hot and fuming new, sanitary calving pen and calf pen.
till I tell him. Nobody knows but you from their mad rac® through extra At birth, saturate the stump of the
and me. I've promised Roswell nil the after extra when, nbout midnight, navel with tincture of iodine and then
credit If he keep* hlx hend shut. linden been in e aware that Fnrnnm dust It with powdered starch or finely
Every hole Is plugged. There just wns standing beside hla cot In the alfted slacked lime. Cleanse and dis­
esn't be n leslf outside the office. If hospital. He regarded him j-teadlly infect the cow's udder and teats before
It's kept tight Inside here we'll wake for seieral moments, to be
that the calf Is allowed to nurse. As Boon
them all up with tiro biggest story of he wax not seeing another of the as possible sfter birth have a veter-
tiro decade—facte, solution, all.
phantasms that hnd been bothering Inarlnn Immunize each calf with poly­
"I think It won't get out from here," him In Ida fevered drentna. Farnum valent calf dysenteric serum, or white
Fnrnum opined, smiling with n show was amlllng.
scours bacterln.
The serum has
of satisfaction, nnd pointing Io his
"Did we make It?” Haden strained also some remedial effect. When the
jorkrd <|p«k.
“In
type to make his question audible.
disease Is prevalent In a herd It is be«t
nnd the only proof flint's been taken.
Fafnuin nodded. "They got him," not to let calves nurse their dams but
The foreman of the composing room he n<lded.
to feed milk from a cow tbut has been
himself set It Inst night, nfter every­
Wliereupoo Haden closed hla eyes "fresh" for «'-me time.
body had gone. He wouldn't tell un­ again, nnd without further ado went
der torture. If you're got It sewed up back to Bleep.
Certain Feeds Tend to
here.
outside, Haden, It's In a
Give Undesirable Odors
Well stand by till you 'phone to
Bird Songater» Not
The fact that certain feeds fed under
'er go. Then she gws.”
Hiiden stood up, looking nt his
of the Same Fami’y certain conditions tend to prodace un-
deslraldo flavoni mid odors n milk has
watch.
William Lyon Phelps, In n pleasnnt caused the United States dairy bureau
get
“Fair enough, then. 1'11 hnve to
article In Scribner's Mafnslne, i v-
along. We've got to be prompt to the press«« some surprise that the English to conduit feeding trials and Jetermine
results with a view to making sugges­
dot. He doesn't 'ary a second, Ros- blackbird rings so beautifully, whlh
well mid I will get out there and wnlt, our own blackbirds produce so poor u tion» helnful tn farmers in overcom­
ing the dlfikulty.
and then while the fit Is on him. while quality of music. After hearing our >
L>ep«rtment bulletins entitled as fol­
he's In his own trap with all the grue- blackbirds, grncklex and redwings, '
lows have been Issued by the United
gome stuff around him, we'll get hlm."
I
when Professor Phelps heard In Eu- | States Department of Agriculture:
"It's a ticklish business, and I you rope "a strain of the loveliest music i
Bulletin No. 1007, “The Effect of Si­
don’t want to get hurt," salii Burke, In the world” lie could hardly believe lage on the Flavor and Odor of Milk”;
shifting In hfs chair.
It when they told him It wns a black­ No. 1190, “Effect of Feeding Green Al­
"Oh, I'm not fooling myself about bird singing. The English or Euro­ falfa and Green Corn on the Flavor
that part of It,” linden answered. pean blackbird Is not a blackbird nt and Odor of Milk”; No. 1208, "Effect
slinking hlx hend nnd smiling. ”1 all, according to the American under­ of Feeding Turnips on the Flavor and
warned Roswell to come prepared for standing of that designation. The Odor of Milk"; and No. 1297, "Effect
trouble. And he knows 1 never Joke." English blackbird belongs to the of Feeding Cabbage and Potatoes on
He opened the door and stepped thrush family, of which our hermit Flavor and Odor of Milk."
across fhe threshold, lowering hlx thrush, wood thrush anil robin nre
These bulletins may be secured by
voice, though there wag no one tn sight prominent members.
They all sing writing to the United States Depart­
In the corridor.
well. In fact, musical ability runs In ment of Agriculture. Washington. D. C.
"When you benr ’let ’er go’ from tnx the thrush family wherever Its rep­
you can just send that extra sizzling resentatives nre found. The English OOOOOOOOOOOOOCXDOOOOCOOOOCXJ
out. for I won’t say It unless every- blnckblrd Is renlly our robin, except
thing Is all right. So long.”
thnt he differs somewhat In appear­
Wllth a nod nnd a smile he closed ance, the variations being due perhaps
OOOOCIOOOOOCIOOOOOOOCIOOOOOOC
the door and was «one.
to climatic conditions. No wonder he
Watch ciilvea fed alfalfa for any
enn sing! The bird known In England
The regular city eilltion of the after­ ax the robin is really a warbler, not tendency toward scouring.
noon run wns off the presses nnd gone. related nt nil to our robin except thnt
The scrub bull In a herd Is far
The big machines In the bowels of the both «re birds.—Ohio Stnte Journal.
more destructive than the proverbial
building were thundering forth the
"bull In a china shop."
out-of town edition. One of them was
Mutical Change»
not working, however. Its crew had
One musician explains that the term
The value and importance of using
boon ordered to "»hind by," and they
waited without knowing or caring the “blues," now given to combinations of good bulls Is essential to the econom­
major
nnd
minor
chords
with
lapses
ical development of the dairy industry.
reason. The boss pressman himself
had slipped the casts on the cylinder, Into sevenths, was applied by tronp-
Ing musicians to unintentional dis­
More and more dairy farmers are
nnd nobody else below knew they were
there waiting for the press of a button cordant sounds. A musicinn who selling their "star boarders" for beef
that would s<>nd them rncfng Into the played too many blue notes was dis­ as the work of the cow-testing associ*
extra which wns to startle the country. charged. Nowadays, the more notes of atlous spreads.
this kind, suggestive of ent. dog, cow
Burke, on the top floor, held his
or train that he mnkes, the more vnlu-
Ground oats are especially good for
whole force of reporters together.
nble he Is to n musical organization.
bulla. Cottonseed meal Is generally
"Something's up, I'm thinking. and
looked npon with disfavor, since it
It's got the bosses senred, from the
Norway’» Capital
may cause Impotency.
looks of things,” snld Hurdy, of the
According to tradition King Harold
courthouse run, to Fisk, tire city hall
In order to get a profit from milk­
mnn, ns they snt together with their founded In 1048 n town on the eastern ing cows it is necessary to keep good
part
of
the
present
city
of
Christiania,
feet elevated upon a lltter-strwn
animals and to give them good care.
table. But no explanation wns forth­ to which lie gave the name of Oslo, n This means a comfortable barn, a silo
coming, so they talked of other things. name never explained satisfactorily. Tn
and plenty of hny and forage.
Burke sat nt his desk, apparently 1(126 It wns burned, but although In­
busy. Hix thoughts, however, were corporated with the city of Christiania,
When they fail to respond to In-
swirling through doubt nnd conjecture. the old Oslo had never been altogether creases In the slze of the ration, feed
Farnum, nervously pacing the floor of given up. the citizens retaining their dairy cows according to production If
the local room, caught Burke’s eye ancient privileges and their ancient you would profit according to feeding.
once In passing, but neither changed eoat-of anna.
been more
hhlroiiN thun the aeries of
is murders down In
Niiuthvml. .
The W hole city
win horrified to find the upotlluht of
the country turned unbllnklngly on
one of Hx own suburbs.
The fourth and luet murder had
been the moat atrocious of nil. A
steady young bookkeeper, head of n
happy little household, wBB on his way
home Saturday evening, with Ids arms
full of week end packagex. Senrchsrs
found him lute thnt night. The bun­
dles Mere Bcnttered about just us they
had fallen. A cabbage lay unrolled
from the m rapping«. Komu orange*
hnd rolled out of u pRlsT suck und
Iny scattered In th« n>ud nt the edge
of the sidewalk.
The bookkeeper himself well, there
were no evidences of robbery. Tliere
Dairy Notes
OFFERS A MARKET
PORTLAND
COMMERCIAL grades
FOR MARKET EG G 8
FOR’YOUR PRODUCE
HIW4HE
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VAUDEVILLE PWTO-PLAYS
CMplet* ÜMigi Satwflaj
~ Adults, Week day Matinee 3ûc;
feni.X.11
Portland, Oregon.
William II. LApp. of the lowa Agri-*
Select Residential & Transient
tal turi I dhlh-go, Th a ci fciilitr glVes the
Itth «nd Yamhill. Portland, Oravoa.
following' description of ttíé drdfnáry
Modem — Firrproof — American Plan
cummérclal egg gradek: *
*
KAIES MODERATE
a
Extras- Theke uf« egg» weighing
from 24 fo 28 oUticex to the (Ibzcñ and
ar« unlfortfi irt affe arid fuTtly uniform
Lu sluipe und color. They must be free
from fit-ftt or germ development. The
air cell must not be larger than the
size of a dime.
Firsts—These are eg¿s weighing from i
22 to 21 ounces to the dozen, uniform .
lu size, and faftly uniform’ in nliape .
and cojbr. They musí be free /rom [
heat, with an air cell'hot touch jarge'r"
than that of an extra. The khêll must
ANDERSON & RICE,
Portland, Ore
be «ound an! clean.
Féconds These ape made pp of .light
•Mn* «nd dirties, heated «nd stale
Instructing Her Doll.
|CUT FLOWERS A FLORAL DESUX
eggs, «'»o uyall ngfH or any other* not
Annette had overheard tbe
™ MorrUo“
Little
eluHHined above but edible.
<T«-ck»-These
«lightly UgokeB . P«-'«»»* Dext d001- Quarreling. Shortly (
IC*.
। afterwards as she was sitting on the
JL V
*tR*.
Uracka These ar« generally classed piazza with her doll, she said very Im- Jf.
/ t .«a t".i . .u>i«r a-.»«
qw
a Ha|rhtry I'uilela
1.U checks.
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“Now, Ilz.rrle
Dorris, when wmi
you< i
Wifi ear«
HftntWirne
i pressi vriy : OVniv
w ith
ProAt«.
Write loia» f«
know I am .right, you must never,
R*(-ia! pri«-«*« f>ei white
Lukers- Leakers are broken
never talk backward to me.”
Where th« liquid Is «scaping.
Qu
HATCHERY- J oy Todd
Reject«—These ere tbe eggs unfit
AviHut — eiA-me*
Mythological Goddess.
for food.
In securing eggs that will clans an
Ju mythology, "Bellona’’ was the
“«xtras" or "firsts," ProtVsnur Lapp wife of Mars and the goddess of war. We Specialize in
suggests that the following points be Her parents were called Bellonarii. On
kept in mtnd :
th« 24th of March, Bellona's day, her
1. Take pride in tbe eggs you sell. \ votaries hacked themselves with
Keep i flock of good standard knives and drank the blood of their
bred stock. Hatch only large, select sacrifices.
eggs.
HmeHair
3. Keep nette clean und ph sty of
• «autlful Th»i«h»O
Writ«le* Shi»»inr Tsr* * taterf Price Lia*
them.
As the sparks falling on the river,
4. Do not keep eggs tn » place bo shall Uie glories of our strength^ge^ PORUA« H ide a W ool C o
above f)O degrees tempentture.
out. But the graces of the holy soul
5. Keep litter In house Clean.
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shall be as the brightness of the firma­
«. Separate males from flock as ment, and as the stars for ever and
so<>n as Lu telling season Is over.
everi—-John Martiheau.
7. I»o not market smalh. iufwrior
Consolation.
eggs. Use them ut home.
Removing Paint Spots.
8. Do not wash diyty egg> if they
Paints spots on glased tii«e ane r«- ar-
b^va dJscpv^d that aft-
nre Intended for market.
movefl by soaking the J»afnt with a fevT'er all the hotfe/bM Ibafa »'gwvd-share
9. Keep eggs 'covered when taking drops of swung ammonia and «wap-■ ol U* U»«, uteutea«, tex hang around.
them to market.
Ing off with a woodea stick. For re-! th7 hive, gossiping with its cronies,
!« èen^rally |r»>d qual- moving paigxTrom unglaze4.t«fc^ «• i
10. An
assurance will be a relief to,
Ity when it Is producid. íkitL1 help to wonia, soap and hot water, scouring me Be human beluga, to whom the aup-'-
deteriorate th« qnali’yz Market eggs
, and .i ’A »
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1 An p^r
y W mf cer.t
i»wr.f inriliRtrV
posedly 100
industry of th«
the
powder
barP
may be used. ' nrsaAdlv
often.
ec.
' «ff
bee was a reproath.
One dlfflrtlty In the way d» tbe Iowa
Joy* of Spring.
fanner in working for *ldg: r grades
Famous Executioner.
More thaa 10$,000 people joined in
on eggs is that in a gimt muim cases
Jack Ketch, who died in 1686, was
higher grades are m>< rewariled by pro­ ceremonies celebrating the Setsubun,
portionately higher price«, due to the or advent of spring. Buddlst fam­ famous in England äs' an executioner.
undlsiTliulnatlng attitude of .some local ilies revived the ceremony of driving Whsa Punch and Jtdy was introduced
buyers. The co-operative egg selling out the devil, which consists of throw­ in England, shortly before’ Tack’»
associations of Minnesota and Mis­
ing roasted peas in their homes and death, his name was quickly asso­
souri have found that the quality of
ciated with the execution of the pup­
shouting,
"Out with the devil."
the eggs handled goes up very prompt­
pets.
ly after the returns for the first lots
Played Heavy Part at Ninety.
have been received. As Boon as farm
Boy and Man.
ers are sure that they are going to get
Charles Macklin, English actor and
premiums for their high quality, their
Th« boy who used to spend about
dramatist of th« Eighteenth <entury,
percentage of “ejtri” and "firsts"
fifteen years wishing he could put on
who IJved to be one hundred yean old,
goes up markedly.
long pants has grown to be a golf-
created, when he was ninety, the
worshiping man who spends the
strenuous part of Macsycophan' In his
whole winter awaiting an opportunity
Necessary to Have Eggs
own play, “The Man of the World.”
to put on short ones.—Fort Wayne
Clean in Fowls’ Nests
News-Sentinel.
Not Worth While.
It Is necessary to have the eggs
“
There
is
no
tax
on
brains,
”
r<
marks
clean In the nests, because washing
Perils of Boston.
eggs takes time and also removes the an exchange. The revenue w<. aid be
Two Boston citizens required the
natural bloom. One common cause of too small, brother, the Boston Tran­
services of a policeman to protect
dirty eggs Is the habit of pullets roost­ script replies.
ing in the nests. This can soon be
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them from the fury of a gigantic rat
broken up by gntng through the houses
Hand Lever Lifeboat.
,liat attacked them on the street.
just after roosting time and removing
.
. - i . t, , j
„„ Somebody must have left 1116 lid off
A lifeboat made in England is op-
'
such birds th the roosts. Spending a
i.u v »1 ___
„• the bean pot.—Rochester Herald.
few minutes In the houses Just at sun­ erated with hand levers ins'ead of
down to frighten the pullets from the oars, which are apt to be lost or dam- ;
London's Parks.
iL
nests will tench them to select another aged.
There we'-itrtrnyffttore thae a- dozen
roosting place themselves. Then they
parks in and around London. An
are most npt to go back to'the regu­
Slow in Development.
lar roosts each night.
American, voicing-tbe--nsual surprise
The upright piano wgs luEantqd in
Walking on dirty dropping boards Is
¡of his countrymen,' cnce described
another cause of dirty eggs. Some ISOT, altfunugfr it was many years be- London as “a series of parks with
poultrymen nail strips of two-incii foré it even atbYöächbd its present some houses bbttCecn.** *“
•
• |
mesh wire under each roosting sec- perfection.
tion. This permits the dropplngs to
All, All Alone.
fall through to the boards but keeps
Control of Breathing.
the hens from walking ou the boards.
The nerves that control our breath'
"Eat a raw onion every flay and
They have to hop from perch to perch uig are controlled in their turn by the.yau'U be
;Vul bqalttxyj’. advises
nnd then down Into the litter and will concentration of cartton dioxide in the a doctor. And you'll find there’ll be
have cleaner feet when going on the blood.—Science Service.
; more rqom toy you ip tbq trains and
nests In the morning. The mesh of
; busses, too.—London Opinion.
the wire may be fine enough to cutch
Rights and Duties.
any eggs laid during the pight and
No human being is entitled to any
Similar Experiences.
save them from breaking.
"right," any privilege that is not cor-: A balldog at Macon. Ga., has been
related with the obligation to performgiven two baby tigers to raise, and
duty.—Roosevelt.
I some day that bulldog is going to feel
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j just like most American parents do
Dragon Fly's Antiquity.
now.—American Lumberman.
The drttyMn fly is the Hrost ancient ♦
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Provide plenty of oyster shell in ad­ insect known to scientists and has the
About as Hard.
dition to grit.
least complex anatomy.
Renewing one’s notes sometimes re-
Sunshine keeps chicks growing rap­
[ minds one of the difficulties met in
On His Dignity.
idly.
Give them plenty.
trying to renew one’s youth.—Milwau­
Mnrylebone Wife
“My husband kee Journal.
A chicken doesn't drink very much at obeys me in everything, but when
a time, but that's no sign that It there is a stranger about he disobeys
Source of Straw Hats.
doesn't need any water.
me to show that he is not obliged to
Straw, from which most straw hats
bé obodient.”—London Tit-Bits.
are made, Is grown from special varie­
Tuberculosis In poultry causes an
ties of wheat in China, Japan and
unthrifty condition, especially In the '
Punishment.
Italy.
older birds. They get poor and thin,
Teacher (to sleeping pupil)—You're
lose flesh rapidly In most cases, and
not fit to sit by anyone with sense,
many of them get lame.
■Come up and sit by me.
If one Is not enreful on mash feed­
ing. there Is danger of getting the You Want a Good Position
If taken in time, prevent oper­
ation« for Iliabete*. tlatarrb.
Vary walk—Tak« th« Accountancy and
chicks off feed by giving too much.
Mallory
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The first six weeks of a chick's Ilf? Is phic. Penmanship, K Commarclal Taaate-
the most critical period. The largest era' Cours« at
per cent of losses occurs during this
time.
Behnke-Walker
Plenty of shade should be provided
for growing chieks. When allowed to
range In an orchard or cornfield, they
will not only find ample shade and
green feed, but will benefit the trees
or corn by destroyUu bugs and »urun
Stomach and all female dis*
onier*. Bladder Trouble«.
Tbe G GeejWo Remedies are
harmless, as no drugs or poison
choiMst medkl
bud* and bark,
Th« foremost Business Colter« of the
I coun-
from far away
Northwest which has won more Arcnmey
lafunn-
Awards and Gold Medals than any other
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Portland. Or.
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No.
28,
1925
Portiani Ore. g EatabfiWiMi 23 YearMs Portland
P. N. U.