Dayton tribune., December 17, 1925, Image 3

e
8=
brought the reply that tile “hobo" bud
not passed there. Evidently he was
■■ III liny ori ng in tin, neighborliood m t
or YOUR PRODUCE
the water bucket that lind mad« him
homesick. With the aid of u track
hand tiurkaoii located bls man snoring
lustily under a switched freight car
He was taken Into the station, and,
Conpltft Changt Saluda?
after being securely bound, Was told
By F. F. TOMBLIN
to ku quietly to sleep, us worse wus to
Adults, Week day Matinee 20c:
come.
Evenings, 36c. Contdnutis I to Ir '
p. m. Children 10 cents all times
The next morning Clarkson sent his
answer to the superintendents' dis­
T WOULDN'T have happened If patch. It run:
Bred heifers should receive particu­
Cutting Glatt Under Water.
Clarkson hadn't been n genius, but
CUT FLOWERS & FLORAL DESIGNS
“Grounding of wires necessary
larly good cure. This is especially
being a genius, It happened. He
Clark» Broa. Fioriste. M? Morrison St
to capture Bert Alvorfl, and flf-
Submerging
glass under water does*
trim of those that will freshen during
Thousands of pregnant ewes are
had early developed mi Inclina­
teen thousand dollar reward. Send
the next six -months, says J. W. Bart­ lost every winter and spring that not necessarily mean that it will cut
tion to loiter about railroad stations,
sheriff ; am holding prisoner.
lett, dairy busbandiuan at the New J er might be saved by a better method of easier, but It is much lees likely to
and while still u boy n dispatch oper­
"Clarkson.”
sey Ktute College of Agriculture.
feeding and management. Affected crack than when cut in air. The1
ator had taken a fancy to him und
With the sheriff came n number of
It Is not enough to feed the bred •wee are Invurlably found to have cutting sets up vibrations in the glass'
taught him telegraphy, und ut the territorial, railroad and express offi­
earliest moment lie could leuve home ciate. Bert Alvord, with hla pul, who heifer on roughage alone, Such a pale-colored, friable or almost rotten which have a tendency to crack it.
heifer will continue to grow until she livers when examined after death,
he turned ids face westward.
These vibrations are greatly reduced
hud been kilted ut the time, hud six calves. If given a good supply of feed.
Often the sheep sre fat and usually
At the division lieudquarteru of the months previously wrecked un express
After freshening she will be obliged to they are constipated and sluggish, fit the glass is placed under water dur-
I’. Q railway, Arizona, nil opening was car, killed the messenger, shot the gov­
use all of her feed for body main They grit their teeth, become weak. . Ing the cutting process.
found for him, and lie was sent out on
ernor's nephew, and made off with the trounce and milk production, so the
stagger about, go down, ure paralyzed
the line. Ills town consisted of the
tresaure box. a standing rewurd ag­ dairyman cannot expect rapid growth
Animal Species.
Send us your shipments. We mail you check
I and soon die. The visible mucous
station house, depot und wnter tank.
gregating flfteen thousand dollars was after the first freshening.
the «ame day we receive sooda
membranes of the eyes and other open­
Wuter tjinks ure not purtlculnrly In- offered by the territory, the governor,
The biologist. Hunter, estimated
The basis of the feed for the preg­ ings of the body may be found tinged
trri-<lng objects, but they u<t ns u
that
there
were
518,000
species
in
the
the citizen«, and the express and rail nant heifer can well be ii good legume
with yellow, from absorption of bile, animal kingdom divided into 18
magnet townnl the weary brake-beam
ortland ide a
ool o
road companies, for the outlaw, dead
artist, us here he cun And rest und or ullve. And ClurkMou, who find been hay and sUuge If these ate available. or may be abnormally pule In color. , cluses.
The different insects are
liquid refreshment, nnd being few mid given his station chiefly bn-uuse no one Hbe should have all the hay she will Medicine rarely does any good, unless
dean up twice dully and 20 to 25 started the moment symptoms become 'numbered 360,000 or over two-thirds
fur between |n this country, rarely u
else would have it, hud ruptured Al­
train pusses one without stopping for vord and the fifteen thousand dollars. pounds of silage. Until about nix upparenL Prevention is of paramount of the total number of species in the
to T^SFEO
weeks before freshening she should be Importance.
animal world. There are 13,000 fishes.
"It was thia way. gentlemen,*' con­ given n good growing ration. About Ove
1.400
amphibians, 3.500 reptiles, 13,000
Clarkson hsd not been In hla office tinued t'larkaon, nfter the water pail
We attribute the disease to pro­
many daya before It was firmly Im- joke bud been explained to the ofll- pounds dully of a rution consisting of longed, excessive feeding of coarse, birds and 3,500 mammals.
pressed upon him thut when u tramp elate, "us I lay abed puzzling how he equal parts by weight of corn, outs, bulky, woody roughage In the absence
Mr rain Wh. Hr hort».
wanders Into a desert station, the first could have drunk those train reports bruti and oil meal, will give good re­ of laxative feed to regulate the bowels,
Attitude for Success,
thing he wants Is water. Ho is the und yellow press dlapntebea und not sults. If she I m not fat the ration and to lack of enough exercise. Ewes
He that would relish success to ai
QUEEN HATCHERY-Jayludd
second ami third.
Hla pail of Ice turn a hair, It suddenly flaahi-l over should contain at least two parts of should be made to walk a mile or two
UK U’*V«NVI - SIATTL«1
water would be emptied almoat ua soon vne that out In Hell's canyon there's com meul or hominy to one of the oth­ dally to get their hay, scattered over good purpose should keep his passions
er
ingredients.
It
may
seem
that
the
cool
and
his
expectations
low;
and
xjnnTAKH
A UATDI
the surface of a distant field, a path
na filled, and nothing would remuln n pool of water that petrifies or eth
to testify thnt It had been filled except balma the throat and stomach of the heifer I m getting heavy over the shoul­ being opened for them with a snow­ then It is possible that his fortune ' IN UK 1 LI INI A FILI 1 E>1_
a net mid muddy floor, where the lost cattle that drink out of It, so they ders and tuklng on u beefiness, but she plow If necessary. The hay should might exceed his fancy; for an ad­
You Will Fsel Richt at Home Here
trump hud spilled so mu of the con- lose all feeling In those parts. Why will milk off this heaviness and pro­ be clover or alfalfa, both rich In pro­ vantage always rises by surprise and'
duce
a
higher
testing
milk
than
If
she
tein and possessing a vitamin that Is almost always doubled by being un-
tents of the pull.
might not this 'hobo' have drank of freshens In u thin condition.
is absolutely necessary to good health looked for.—Ohio State Journal.
Being uf a mild disposition snd
Excdlent Caf« Special Weekly
that wnter and got hla throat and
At least u month before freshening, and assimilation of lime salts. Tim­
slight build, he did not like to argue stomach petrified, no the electricity
Rate«.
llua Meet* all Trains.
11th and Stark.
with the thirsty, und so he set about couldn't affect him? Then I recollected the heifer should be put In u box stull othy and swale hay. old weathered
PORTLAND. OREGON
Early Lighthouse.
or
In
the
stum-blon
row
so
thut
she
straw and corn stover, threshed clover
a plan whereby he might Impersonally that Hert Alvord had been driven into
The first lighthouse built by the
rid himself of the waler bogs. Attach­ Hell's canyon by the posse und lost will become used to being bundled. hay and coarse, withered and frosted
Business Propaganda.
ing u wire to the floor of his office, he track of. It only took another thought She cun be watched better In such a gruss ere most liable to Induce the United States as an independent gov-
place,
also.
A
heifer
In
good
or
high
erngient
is
at
Cape
Henry,
at
the
en
­
ran It to the handle of the drinking and a half to work out the problem.
constipated condition that favors the
You can’t always tell about any­
cup. so that anyone standing on the The 'hobo' wan Alvprd, hnlf crazy from flesh will probably have u caked udder. disease in question. We regard it as trance of Chesapeake bay. It was thing; maybe (here is a sleeper in the
wet floor with the cup In his hand his terrible experience, come back to This need not cause worry if she is eelf-polsonlng from absorption Into the finished in 1792, when fish oil was statement, and just as like as not the
would get the full benefit of the tele­ clvlllziitlon. So I hustled out and got kept out of druughts und not allowed system of poisons derived from the used for lighting, sperm oil being sub- man who broadcast the opinion that
to He on wet. cold ground immediately Intestines and not excreted or de- stiuted in 1810.
graph wire when a switch or "ground" my man ; and
pedestrians have the right of way and
now for thut little Uf- ufter freshening. Two weeks before
wire was put on.
■ troyed In the liver.
teen thou«and dollars commission.”
don't have to hop around to avoid be­
calving. If the udder Is caked, the ra­
When a trump came for u drink,
In addition to the legume hay, each
The "hobo" nodded his head, half
Lotus Gingerbread,
ing run over by a motorcar ia an at­
tion should be chunged to bran und ewe should be given two pounds of
Clarkson would wait till the fellow
foolishly, half surlily. "My only re­ oil meul, anil a few days before fresh­
The legendary lotus, the fruit of torney who is looking for damage suits
roots or two pounds of sound corn si­
bad got Well settled back with the
gret Is that I ever found thnt lost ening the oil meal should be discontin­
lage dally to regulate Its bowels, and. which made Ulysses' sailors forgetst0 8ettle —Albany Press.
cooling Ice water gurgling down his
trull and got out of Hell's canyon. ued. To reduce udder congestion aft­
unless In good flesh from "flushing" their homes, is supposed to have been
throat. Then he would tap his con-
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U
hat's
the
good
of
coming
buck
to
life
Heeling wire and send a few casual
er freshening, bran only should be fed by generous feeding at mating time, the same plant now used by natives
The Fo®I’« Fir«-
when you've lost your taster?”
as u grain ration for the first few days. should be fed dally one-half to three-
train orders chasing into the drink­
of northern Africa to make sun-dried
Every morning in the country for-
Clarkson
la
superintendent
of
tele
­
Leaving the cult with the heifer for fourths of a pound of mixture of two
er> midst.
cakes which taste like gingerbread.— est fires burn up the equivalent of a
Now, It Is not un Indian summer's graphs now. nnd you never cute tell three or four days also will tend to re­ parts of whole or crushed oats and one
Science Service.
‘
where
n
genius
will
stop.
bushel basket full of $10 bills. When
part
of
wheat
bran.
lieve
the
condition.
drrnm of p<*ace to drink a hot. blue-
the last bill is in ashes our daily
It is Inadvisable to feed much corn,
tinted train order with sawtMth on It,
Lamp Burned Long.
as It Is fattening and encourages slug
waste of $100.000 is accomplished and
nnd ns thin torchlight parade would Chance Led Aviator
giahness. Were the ewes properly fed
troop down the thirsty man's throat, lie
A funeral lamp placed in the year we square away tor the day's work
snd made to take active exercise every
Would suddenly let go of the unemp­
„ , *5 B. C.. in the tomb of Tullia, daugh- to replace with thought and sweat
Because Wilbur Wright could not
tied cup. mutter a few relevant but
day throughout pregnancy, there would ter of the great Roman orator Cicero what folly has destroyed.—Colliers,
Feeding
cows
with
the
scoop
shovel
ho
f'ir
I
co
*
—
—
—
.a
i
keep his fingers quiet there are air­
be fur fewer losses. As to medicinal ।
unseemly remarks nnd hurry away.
or by the "guess'' method Is quick, but treatment, the drug that seems to have and wife of Dlabella, is said to have
The feme of Clarkson's contrivance planes.
been kept burning constantly for 1,500
Knowledge and Power. -
spread quickly, nnd the trnln men neg­
It was the outcropping of this nerv­ also costly.
proved most useful is Glauber salt
For If every cow In a herd of 1R, the dose of which Is two to four years.
Knowledge is power when applied
lected their work to wntch for tramps ous habit In an Insignificant Incident
to purpose, that is, when it is used;
who might <h ii nee along tv» drink n car that led to the most amazing of the a explains E. J. Perry, New Jersey ounces, given In tepid water well
Quaint Custom.
report, a wrecking order, or a batch of B rights
Inventions—the marvelous ( state dairy spei-ialtet, were overfed sweetened with molasses.—Dr. A. S
for, in and of itself, it is ineapable of
commercial messages. One soft-heart­ wnrplng wings thut made aviation only one-half pound of grain dally Alexander, Wisconsin.
curious law dating back to accomplishing anything. He who uses
By
for a month, the owner of the herd
ed conductor kindly hauled a "hobo" practical.
all the grapes left on the vines knowledge wisely Is a benefactor to
, nearly n hundred miles to give him a
The bicycle shop that the young would lose $H.4S per month when feed
: after the harvest in the vineyard at his fellow man.—Grit.
drink with special 8. F. II. Monte Wrights conducted, writes John It. Mc­ is selling for $48 per ton. If the cows
Beziers. France, go to the benefit of
were
underfed
the
same
amount,
he
trimmings.
Mahon in Popular Science Monthly,
The Barefoot Explorers.
the poor and the owners can be fined
On one of those still and very hot was kept open late evenings to cuter would lose 810 pounds in the month.
Gilts expected to farrow early next
days such as usually precede a storm to the trade of factory employees. Wil­ Figuring milk ut $3 per hundred spring should have attention during । for picking the culls.
Two boys, eight and eleven, started
pounds, this milk would be worth $24.- winter: They will need a comfortable
in that section, a speck appeared In bur was on duty one night In July.
out of the city to explore the world.
30.
Subtracting
the
$<S.40
grain
cost
Mankind's Oddities.
the distance down the railroad track,
A customer came In. If he had asked
bed when bad weather comes. Not
Both were barefooted. It is the way
and Clarkson grinned ns he watched for a tire tape, a wrench or a pump would leave $17.90, the net loss to only is shelter desirable but a warm
Mankind are very odd creatures; of explorers—always forgetting some­
the
man
so
underfeeding.
In
the
It approleh. A red. dusty tangle of the course of history might have been
bed of straw is advisable.
one-half. censure What they practice, thing.—Public Ledger.
beard covered thr tramp's face, and changed. But this customer asked for course of a year such a method would
Tiie feed should be such as will ena­ the other half practice what they cen-
his lank, shifting person wan ■■ rag on Inner tube for his bicycle tire. That lose the herd owner $200.
ble them to make bone, muscle and to
Old University.
Bqtter overfeed a little, however, function the vital organs properly. As sure; the rest always say and do as
godly attired
a scarecrow for tube was packed In a rectangular
The oldest university under the
coyotes. Altogether, he was n most pasteboard box. Wilbur held the than to underfeed. Of course, no cow- a rule gilts are bred quite young and they ought.—Benjamin Franklin.
Perhaps the there Is very little time for growth
United States flag is Santo Tomas uni­
hnppy and promising subject, nnd empty box by Its end while the cus­ can be fed perfectly.
Relativity Again.
Clarkson tingled with joy as the fel­ tomer examined the contents. Wilbur's old general rule familiar to guccess- and development before they are to
versity in Manila, founded by tile
low made straight for the water pall. hands were Inclined to be nervously ful dairy farmers will not be Improved nourish their offspring. That means
Some of the sun spots are said to Dominican friars in 1605. The friars
When he was well In the act of swal­ active. He looked down and sudden upon very soon. It is thte: Give u that we as farmers nnd animal hus­ be thousands of miles in diameter, and still conduct the university.
lowing, the dispatches were turned on. ly realized what he was doing with an cow all the good roughage she will. bandmen must feed properly.
yet think of the fuss a girl makes over
but he continued drinking without empty box—twisting it—wnrplng It. clean up. and in addition feed one I
There is generally very little for an ordinary freckle. — Boston Tran­
Home Team.
pound
of
concentrates
a.
day
for
each
showink the slightest visible concern. What was this? Can't hinge wings?
gilts to get in the form of grazing at script.
Ad
in
Chicago
paper—"Widow with
Some train hands were near and Clark-* Never I But you can warp them! Eu­ three or four pounds of milk, de­ this season of the year. It Is of course
pending on its richness.
five would like to meet widower with
son felt that his reputation was at reka I
well that grazing be had but it is not I
English Poets Laureate.
Rules for feeding are merely state­ easy to provide for nt this time But
stake. So ho turned on another wire
four children. Object, baseball." —
Wilbur closed the shop in n hurry
ments of facts that apply to the aver­ the feed must be suitable so that the
and ga^e the tramp certain "Inside in­ and rushed home to tell Orville.
Geoffrey Chaucer, who lived from Boston Transcript.
age of large numbers of animate. In­ gilts will be prepared for the spring 1328 to 1400, was the first to assume
formation" on the stock market. Noth­
Usually each brother. In the Interest
ing happened. In despair Clarkson <>f truth, savagely assailed the other's dividual cows are very similar to In­ Pigs.
| the title of poet laureate of England.
centered all the seven wires In his Idea. This time Orville heard the box dividual person's and have differences
Protein feeds in considerable quanti­ As early as the reign of Henry III
charge. Including the overland press story, made no argument, and Just ac­ In their Inherent capacities. There­ ties will generally he needed. Skimmed
there had been a versificator regts or
relay, and let the tnqnp have them In cepted Wilbur’s warplmr amendment fore. u rule should only ho n starting milk, tankage, meat meal, shorts,
king's poet.
C
e
the next cup of wnter lie drunk. in to the hinge principle. Then and there point In the feeding problem.
The ground oats, bran, cotton seed meal'
ZÍ
vain,
The "hobo" put down the one-half of the problem of lateral bal­ man who does nob study his cows and etc., are good sources. Remember that
Knowledge and Practice.
emptied cup and sighed.
"Much ance of the airplane was solved for nil cater to their peculiarities will get cotton seed meal should not be fed
bilged. This makes me homesick ;
A
wise
man not only knows when
ahead
faster
If
he
blindly
follows
rules
without caution. One part cotton seed
time. It was simply a great Inspira­
makes me think of the old well on the tion, like Newton's falling apple.
than if he feeds by guess or with a meal to five or six parts grain Is to keep still but does it.—Boston Tran­
farm. Much h’llged."
scoop shovel. The man who is most safe, according to experiments. One script.
Within a month after the warping
successful Is he who. knowing the part tankage or meat meal to nine
Then, with a good share of the tele­
scheme came to him the Wrights tried
graphic service of the P. Q. Railway It out on a box kite that they flew principles
of feeding, adapts his prac­ parts grain is generally recommended. |
Different When Polished.
'
HEALTH--My Gift to You
company secreted In his system, he
tices according to )ite conditions and
Diamonds in their natural state are
from Seminary hill, In Dayton. A large ,
went forth refreshed nnd rejoicing.
circumstances, to meet the individual
LIFE will be far sweeter if you
। usually of a dull lead color.
audience of small boys begged to ns-
That night n rush dispatch from the slst. The kite, a five foot biplane, acted needs of his cows.
/ once and for all time rid
superintendent of telegraphs was re­
yourself of those annoying, uncomfort­
badly from the small boys' viewpoint
ceived by ChirlMon, stating that he
able and dangerous PILES and other
I-amb feeding has been profitable
—It scooted here and darted there like
during the past few years, and offers
U
I,UVn
had grounded nil the wires of the serv­ mud, but satisfied Its makers, since It
Rectal and Colon ailments. MY FREE
96-page Book tells of my unqualified
ice, held up seven passenger trains, de­
The
exact
cause
of
warts
on
n
cow's
a
good
means
of
marketing
feed
at
a
In
History.
responded to the control cords that
layed the Associated Press dispatches, twisted Its frame.
teats is unknown, but Irritation from profit. Good western range lambs are
We are selling every one of our W RITTEN GUARANTEE to cure your
besides embarrassing the running of
milking may cause these on the tents. generally safer to feed, since farm stock of used trucks at unheard of Piles without a hospital surgical opera­
By means of the kite the Wright
tion, or refund your fee. Many personal
three perishable freight extras. The
The milk is safe for use. Warts that raised native lambs are frequently ; prices.
letters are also contained therein prov­
brothers were able to demonstrate
Now
is
the
time
to
buy
if
you
dispatch closed with the query; "What
have slim necks may be snipped off troubled with stomach worms. Lambs
ing how I have given back
need or are going to need equipment
that their idea of warping the wlugs
have you got to say for yourself?"
with hlunt scissors, n few at a time; which are Infested with stomach
health and strength to
was correct basically.
of any kind. All makes, sizes anti
Clarkson studied the message al­
then apply ticture of iodine. Masses worms will not make good gains in
thousands of others. Start
the New Year Haney and Well.
ternately with the now empty water
of small warts will disappear after the feed lot and losses are likely to I prices. Terms to suit, Macks. Fords,
Send for my Book TODAY.
Ancient and Modern Fair»
I Whites, Packards, Pierce Arrows,
bucket, but not finding In them any­
a time If you wet them often with a occur.
I
GMC's.
The origin of the statement county solution of one tablespoonful of wash
thing to "say for himself,” ho decided
Federate, Republics, More-
The market prefers fat lambs that
DEAN. M.OJnc.
that ho would sleep over the mutter fair may be traced to the convenience Ing soda In a pint of wurm water, do not weigh more than 90 pounds, lands, Kleibers, etc. % to 5 tons for POR
D omets: SEATTLE offices :
of bringing together at slated times or with oil of white cedar (tliujn) or hence feeder lambs should not weigh any kind of work.
nnd answer In the morning.
Building SOS-SI2 Shofrr Bnildinu
OTH AMD
PINÍ
HOUSE QPeoilTt FAIOtmCK 0 NtlSCH
He went to bed, but couldn't sleep. the buyers and sellers of the stock if you apply a 10 per cent ointment more than TO pounds when put into
Phone, wire or write, Phone, EAst
The Image of the "hobo" calmly drink­ produce of a district. In Europe In of that oin
the feed bit
1428. MACK TRUCK COMPANY, 285
ing blue tinted, saw edged train re­ the Middle ages these fairs were gen­
I Oregon St., Portland, Ore.—Adv.
ports haunted him. Restlessly tossing erally connected with festivals of the
church, this being considered an np
between Ids sheets, ho considered.
As long ns cows with only n medi­
When fed liberally and given plenty Y ou Want a Good Position
"How did ho do It? Ills Interior de­ proprlute time for bringing u large
um production are on rye or wheat of water hogs are not likely to cause v ery well—Taks thè Aocountanoy anC
If taken in time, prevent oper­
number
of
people
together.
partment mny be cyclone proof from
tustnesa Management, Private BocretaK- !
ations for Diabetes. Catarrh.
pasture, ground corn nnd ground oats, much If any damage In an orchard. *i.
Calculator, Comptometer, Stenegra
drinking something stronger, hut all
Asthma Lung. Throat. Liver.
half and half, make as good a ration However, hogs may do considerable unte. Penmanzhip. ir Commerciai Teaeb ’
Kidney. Rheumatism.
the others wore ns soggy ns he. nnd
One-Cent Light» Coming
Stomach aral allfemale d.a-
ns one run feed. Ground corn nnd damage by gnawing the trees or de­ m’ Cour«« at
they showed the effects of the wire
orders. Bladder Troubles.
Electric lights so tiny that It would bran mixed, two parts corn to one
stroying the roots. If allowed in the
The C. Gee ¡Wo Remedies are
nil right. No, there's something about cost only a cent for current to keep
part brim, also make a good combinn- orchard they should be watched close­
harmless, as no dru*s or poison
that fellow’s throat—his stomach— them burning for tin entire year are
are used.
Composed of the
Hon. The standard 4-21 ration con- ly and removed if they begin injuring Ch., foremost Business College of the
something—"
choisest medicinal roots, herbs,
reported us possibilities by the Popu­ slsts i of 4 parts of corn crops, 2 of the trees. If it Is necessary to keep .Northwest which has won more Accuracy I
buds and bark, imported by us
In another moment Clarkson was out lar Science Monthly. The new lights
Vwards and Gold Medals than any ofhar '
from far away oriental coun-
brim or oats mid 1 of cottonseed or them In the orchard the trees should o hool In America. Send for our Succese I
Call or Write for Inform­
of bed, hurrying on his clothes with the were discussed nt a recent meeting of Unset
r°ur.th Street near Morrls.-n.
ation
‘
<
‘
<1
meal.
In
either
case
the
grain
be protected by some kind of Inclos-
rapidity of a fireman.
pres
the*Illuminating Engineering society can most profitably be fed, 1 pound to ure for the trunks to prevent the hogs ’orfland Or Isaac M Walker
---------------- C. Gee Wo Chinese Medicine Co.
A dispatch to the next station in Detroit.
No 51 1925 g««'Alder St. S. W. Cor. Third,
4 pounds of 3U to 4 nor cent milk.
P. N. U.
injuring them.
imo . oí, i»go Portland. Ore. . EetabUahed 23 Y ear.in Portland
AND
* PORTI
VlVlLiMlIV
HE DRANK
RAILROAD
REPORTS
F
VAUDEVILLE PHOTO PLAYS
«
I
OFFERS A MARKET
SUITABLE FEEDING
FOR BRED HEIFERS BETTER METHOD OF
CARING FOR EWES
Portland, Oregon
WE BUY
Hides, Pelts, Wool, Mohair,
Tallow, Cascara Bark
Horse Hair.
P
H
W
C .
CHICKS
Feeding Cows by Guess
Is Quite Costly Habit
Gilts Should Have Good
Feed in Winter Season
1
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PILES
Fine Way of Marketing
Feed at a Good Profit
Warts on Cow’s Teats
Ration for Dairy Cow
Greatest Used TlUfli Sal#*
ROOT AND HERB
_ REMEDIES
Hogs Loose in Orchard
Behnke-Walker
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