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POULTRY
CARE REQUIRED IN
PICKING BREEDERS
PORTLAND
Ccmgltfe Chmge Saturdiy
I
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Portland Oregon.
uomana, wreguu.
VACATION FOR COW
FOUND PROFITABLE
Experiments have shown beyond a 1
reasonable doubt that It doe» not pay i
to milk a cow continuously right up 1
to the <1»y of her frsodieidng Almost ।
any good cow c»u give milk right up ।
to ths duy her calf 1» born but It 1» ;
a better arid more profitable practice |
to dry her up »ever»! weeks before
this. This rest thut ths <<>w get» be I
fore her calf come» enables her to
produce much more milk after freshen
Ing and puts her In a good strong con 1
dltlon to withstand the »train of a
heavy milking peri'M without M much
du tiger of sickness ond weakening of
her •constitutional vigor. Continuous
milking up to freshening time un
doubtedly tends to reduce a cow's pro- |
ductlve life. Generally It pay» to dry l
up a eow from six to ten u<-eks before
her calf 1« expected to be born.
Kume heavy producing cows are not
eu ay to dry up. But It Is always pon-
Bible to dry a row up within a period
of from two to three week« by rutting
down on the amount of grain or meal
feed mid green feed and by milking
her less frequently amt by falling to
remove nil the milk from her udder.
Do tills gradually nnd get the milk
Ings farttier' and farther apart until
She Is giving only a quart or two of
milk dally.
As soon as a cow Is dry »lie should
be given all the rough feeds »he need»
to get her In good sappy condition be
fore calving. It 1» not necessary or
advisable to feed u dry cow heavily
on grain or meul feeds. A cow should
l>e fnt tiut not overly fat when her
calf comes.
.Do not let a cow go unbred too long
after calving It does nof pay. It Is
recommended that a cow be bred be­
tween one and four month» after calv­
ing. Failure to breed a cow promptly
result» In financial loss and In some
cases long delayed breeding 1» thought
to result In the cow's becoming bar­
ren.—?. R Edwards. Animal Husband­
man, Georgia Experiment Station.
Fraud Mlutlnterpretcd?
“There are many in these days who.
I profess to find support in the Freudian,
psychology for the claim that all 'sex
i repression'should be abandoned. This
I i» a most ludicrous misunderstanding;
the Freudian doctrines are much near­
Ie r to being triumphant vindication '
, of the methods of living prescribed by ■
¡conventional morality."—Elton Mayo,
in Harper's Magazine.
* Adults, Week day Matinee 20c:
Evenings, 36c. UmUnou» 1 to 11
Children lo cents all t.mea
p m
CUT FLOWERS A FLORAL DESIGNS
With the hutching season eoou to
get Into full awing, poultrymen are
observing their breeder» and their
WE BUY
surroundings. For weight, the breed
er» should meet the standard require­
ments for thut breed Leghorn hen»,
says W. II Allen, poultry specialist
st the New Jersey College of Agricul­
ture, New Brunswick, should weigh
four pound», and the American breed»
at least one pound heavier.
Handle every bird and see Hint II
Send as yoor ah'p merits. Wa mail you eheck
Motherhood
the Mme day we receive roods.
Art and Life.
Snlrm, Oreg — “During my First 1» free from foreign color nnd disquali­
rxpc< uncy my rwaltli failed completely. fications such as side »prigs on the
"The
artist
depend»
for
his
success
with a Buster Brown bob, In her latest
I gut run down, weak ami so nervous I comb, feuther» on the »hunk», crooked
P ortland H ide * W ool C o .
the soundness and range
picture. Mi»* Bu»ch wa» born In M«l on
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- of his rela- .
Could not »Irep, 1 could Wt cat, wa» toes and poor tall carriage. Then
IM S* »«SCI «SST», rtSTUOS, MIMA
bourns,
Australia.
After
attending
St.
j
Hons
with
life.
It
seems
to
me
that
nauseateli all the time. Also 1 had treat the bird for lice.
Elizabeth’s convsnt, Madison, N. J., 1 the fruitfulness, the productivity and
tevere iwarmg paht hi my »«Ic. 1 was
Good size, health, und vigor, ax well
too miserable to do my work, when 1 nx weight, must be observed In the In-
•ha starred In vaudeville befdra enter- the power of a man's work in art de­
•aw Dr. Pierce'» Favorite Prescription dlvlduala thut go to make up the
in 7TS7TD
Ing pictures. She has black hair and pend on the fruitfulness and reality
advertí»! <1 a> being g<»xi for women breeding pen. Depth from the center
of
his
relation
to
life,
and
that
the
during motherhood, and derided to try
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depth and force of a man's Ideas are
it. It strengthened my nerve«, over­ of the back to the front of the keel
came the nau«ea, relieved me of the bone, a long keel bone, und a distance
determined by the closeness of hl» re­
fUrala Wh. I^chomw
•i<k aches, and 1 got strong and kept to of tlir<-e biche» between the keel bone
lation.”—Hamilton Wright Mable.
ufarion for C*ttrr «
right up to the last, and my baby was and the pelvic bones, together with a
mlQr» l*l!ef servier
healthy ami line, 'i-avurite l‘re»crip- long, wide, flat back nre the essential
QUEEN I WTCHER-N-Joy Tudd
Historic
African
Region.
ti. n’ is the l>c't medicine for every pro­ qualification» for which to look
V»»O 1»V Avenus - SSATTUS*
spective mother to taka If At whom to
The Gold Coast region, long famed —----
.
The»e factor» apply to the mule» of
BY JOSEPH KAYE
»void a lot <>f misery"— Mrs. Eliza the breeding pen us well a» to the
in history and fiction, is a portion qt
Winger, 1J90 Wallet St.
Guinea, on the west coast of Africa. I
Obtain Dr. Pierce'« Prescription now, famalea. A male bird with a pedf
You Will Feel Right *t Home Here
AT 21—George Gibb«, the Novehot, nere g0]d was found, and the country
in liquid or tablets, from your druggist gree 1» worth twice nx much as one
or send lUc L r trial pkg x>f tablets to having the xame qualifications but Iio
Decided Definitely to Abandon the beCame the mecca of the adventurous
lighter breed» require
jwdlgree.
Dr. Pierce's in Buffalo, N. Y.
Real Estate Bu»ine»a.
¿nd iee^erg after fortune. The Gold lyRÎAËRM Excellent Cete. Specie! Weekly
only one mule to u pen of 15 breed
coast is bounded on the east by the' Retee. BusMeeteall Train». 11th end Stark.
er», und the heavier breed» require
Mirrored Animals
»• A T THE time I began the really
coast and on the west by the\
PORTI. A ND. OREGON
one with every ten.
xx serious btMHness of working- Slave
Animal» can seo themselves In a
of
Breeder» need more exendse than
every night at tin art school, seek­ Ivory coast, and has a coast line
looking glass, but they do not noces- do the layer». Allow nt leu»t 4 square
The Unusual Again
ing the equipment I long needed to about 350 miles.—Kansas City Star.
enrlly recognise themselves. They feet of floor space for every bird See
make an artist of me.
I stood on the mountain summit
not our Intelligence to under- J that the Utter 1« deep and that the
Agricultural Pests
"Before this I hud been a midship­
■ and enjoyed the panorama. Then I
the imago, and the reflection flock 1» kept hungry enough to work
man at the navy academy, because
The ten most injurious insect pests heard a vo(ce gay „Ah gIorioua; Thta
for
the
»cratch
grain.
Range
should
their
particular
murk
of
identity
(
lack»
my father hud been a surgeon In the in the United States, as selected by wa# worth &n the trouble Qf tfae a>_
navy. After I spent three years work­ the votes of eleven government ento­
smell ot the original. On the be provided when It 1» possible. 1 eed
plenty of green feed, such ax sprouted
ing laboriously at football, verse and mologists, are the boll weeviL Hessian cent.” Overjoyed at meeting thus what
other hand, the reflection sometime»
oats and cabbage». Fresh air 1» an­
1 thought to be a kindred soul and
pen sketches, with accidental mo­
across" to an animal. In which other essential. Don't close the cur­
fly, codling moth, corn earworm, mos­ nature lover, I turned round and found
menta
of
mathematics
und
chemistry,
case the animal is usually angry. tains unless It 1» freezing weather,
quitoes, chinch bug. Colorado potato the speaker—with a bottle elevated
I was permitted to resign.
afraid, or puzziud.
stormy, or the wind 1» blowing from
"My »econd endeavor was oblvously : beetle, grasshoppers, the house fly and above his mouth.—Muskete, Vienna.
Hie front of the pen.
to plumb misfortune to Its depths, the San Jose scale.
i than 60 per cent production
Shortens Tongue
for I cun imagine no other reason
Peeved the Kangaroo
bent results. Collect the eggs
for entering the reaP estate business,
Hawk's Odd Perch
Doctors at the Kyushu (Japan) lui give» and do not hold longer than a
often
'
What's
the matter with the kanga-
or
in
studying
international
Faw,
the
Birds sometimes choose queer
perlai university am puzaled by a dla- week In a dry room before setting Plenty of Water Needed
one
too
concrete,
and
the
other
not
,
asked
the manager of the cir-
roo?
A
sparrow
hawk
elects
to
I
perches.
«■a»« that causea the shortening of them.
for Higher Production concrete enough to avoid the wars
cus. 'Gotta bad case of blue devils,“
spend
his
time
perching
on
a
tomb-
women's tongues For two years Mias
An Iowa dairyman whose cows have Into which my country was success- :
■ stone in the cemetery adjoining the replied the keeper. “We got blocked
Aida Torii, eighteen, ha» l>een affected
been makliig one of the best milk and fully plunged.
Treating
the
Fowls
for
1
Presbyterian during the parade this morning and
by the diaense. She wax taken to the
butterfat records In the state at­
"When I decided to enter the art Southfield Reformed
Diseases
During
Winter
clinic ul the university where nn op-
tributes no small share of his success school 1 bade a long farewell to real I church on Evergreen road, Detroit, he had a chance to watch the pedes­
Instead of For some reason or other the hawk al- trians do their stuff and it’s made him
If the flock develop» colds, or kin- to the use of Individual drinking cups estate without regret.
erst Ion on t ho tip of her tongue
feel like a back number when it comes
diseuses
first
give
n
dose
of
ep
In
his
barn.
The
drinking
cups
were
dred
great artistic success however, there ways chooses the same tombstone,
see med to check the ahrinking for a
' to hopping and jumping."—Cincinnati
som sait», atmut one pound to ench Installed about a year ago and the followed success as a writer of spe-1
—--------------------------
while.
100 birds. The salt» enn be dissolved dairyman says he noticed from the clul article». After this a studio, 11- ,
Enquirer.
Wealth Hoarded in Gems
In water nnd the water used In the Hrgt the
effect the bandy drlnk- lustrutions for the magazines and an
Among the richer people in China,
Sex In Plgeon'e Eggs
mash. Use about a pound to three Ing system had on the milk yield.
The Hit-or-Miss Man.
invltutlon to move to Philadelphia wbo do not p]ace reliance on native
a tact well known to pigeon gallons of water.
He uses one cup for two cows, hav­ and work on the staff of a well-known
of
banks,
the
most
convenient
manner
If
the
individual who sits too close
fanciers that the Iwo eggs laid by pl-' Then
------ treat the Individual birds by ing It attached to the feeding rack
keeping their wealth is to invest it in to the side of the canoe and peers
geon» almost Invariably produce male' painting their eyes and nostrils with just between each two stanchions. A
^QDAY—Mr. Gibbs is a fa«nou« precious stonqs for the adornment of over the edge lives long enough, he
and female. Some curious experiments Iodine or a 20 per cent solution of large tank lx up against the celling in
argyro. If there Is canker in the one end of the burn. This is filled American novelist. He wrote ids first the ladies ot their families.
will probably fall out of an airplane
as to which of tho eggs produce the'
mouth, remove It nnd pnlnt the spots from the well by nn electrically op-
in leaning over and trying to see
male and which tho female have re-, with Iodine, or If there are (mx scabs erntP(j pump. The water flows on a book when he was thirty-one. It was
Human Nature
called
"In
Search
of
Mademoiselle,
”
everything
below.—Detroit Free Press.
suited iu »bowing that the first egg on the comb, remove them and treat plate in the cup. a valve opens. When
and by a neat coincidence he actuslly
"One’s faults and habits are s one’s :
laid Is the female and the second tho the Hume wny.
the pressure Is released, the valve found her at the same time In Phila-
Fear a Corpse
Very little Is known about the con- ! closes and water stops flowing. The delpbla and married her. Some of children,” observes a writer. . Jusso!:
male.
And like real parents we are prone to '
trol of chickenpox, roup, and canker, j cows very quickly learn to use them,
Sailors
are
believed to be the most
Mr. Gibbs' novels are. ■The Bolted believe that our “children” are not so
but the main Is In preventive mens the dairyman says.
Battle Made Hiatory
Sackcloth nnd Scarlet,” “The
Tran-
1
s
u
P
erstit
*°
us
PC°P
le- Often they have
Door,
urex. One way to prevent the spread
Since the clips lot the cows water Splendid Outcasts,” “Fires of Am­ ■ bad hs cur neighbors'.—Boston
i been known to desert ship when a
Historian« disagree on the lixt of of these diseases lx to keep visitors
script.
themselves, they are a great labor- bition.” "The Yellow Dove."
corpse was taken on board. Ministers
battles that have turned tho destinies J out of the poultry house.
saving device. But that Is not all. "If
<© by McClure Newspaper Syndlcat«.)
are not liked cn board. They are cred­
of a race; but two have been selected ।
Remove sick birds from the flock you want to get high production from
Novel Book Covers
ited with bringing bad luck.
by common consent from American । when they show the first symptoms cows,” the dairyman says, "you must
Old books whose binding are shab-
history. These nre the victory of the of sickness. One sick bird tnny con- see that they get plenty of water.
<an be made very decorative by the
The Fun In Flirtation
American» over Burgoyne nt Saratoga tnmlnate tlie whole flock.
With the drinking cups right at their
N-
= by
addition of covers of hand-blocked pa­ The Cynical Bachelor observes that
heads all the time they ar» in the
and the battle of Gettysburg.
BBREVIATED pers in fascinating designs. When it is no fun for a girl to flirt with a
barn, cows drink much more than
Cull Flock Rigidly at
book is covered with a different man unless she knows she Is making
would If they were regularly wa
Defining a Politician
story each,
Beginning of the Year they
tered, or had to go to a tank to drink.
pattern the effect is extremely gay.
some pther girl miserable.
The term politician was first used
One of the largest costs of running You would be surprised to see how
in F Fram
III
I II II< e III
In 1589
IPU? «BUM
and I0ICIIW
referred IV
to sasosa
men a poultry farm is the death rate often they take a sip at the drinking
Must Be Up to Standard
Like Many a Lad.
TALKING LADIES
of wisdom nnd < mining, of artifice and among the laying hens. One author- cup. Taking just n little sip that
All the world asks of a man is for
The ladder should make a good em­
deep contrivance, but never rialng to ity figures this loss at 1 per cent a way every now nnd then, they drink «vxvHAT do the Earthwomen talk him to do his best; but if that doesn't
month or 12 per cent u year, calcu­ much more tn the course of a day
blem of poor luck—it is generally up
the height of real statesmanship.
suit
it
has
mighty
little
use
for
him.
W
about?"
wondered
Jaz.zbo,
the
lated on the number of hens on hand then they would otherwise. Another
against it.—Boston Transcript.
from a given point to the correspond thing, with the tank up near the cell­ man from Mars. "It would be Im­ —Boston Transcript.
Lake Always Ice-Covered
possible
for
me
truthfully
to
reflect
lug period the following year. This ing, the warmest part of the barn, the
On Mount Kenya, which is the sec­ loss will not take care of an epidemic water stays at a comfortable tempera­ the life on this planet in my forth­
Rotten Wood as Polish
ond highest peak on the African con­ if ft hits the flock.
ture In the winter, which Is another coming book unless I gain an accur­
Rotten wood is still used in Switzer­
tinent, nnd near the equator, there is
It cun be readily seen thut the wise Inducement for the cows to drink ate impression of the distinction in land to polish the delicate parts of
the conversations of its various classes
a large hike which Is covered with ice tiling to do Is to cull out very rigidly more.
of
women. I will start at the bottom.” watches. Usually it brings around 94 .
at
the
beginning
of
the
laying
year,
the year around.
And he betook himself to the imor- a pound if perfectly dry and finely
nnd carry only the most healthy und
Grinding Hay for Dairy
est section of the great city and he powdered.
vigorous hens through the winter.
Collecting Cobwebs.
hearkened eagerly as Mrs. Hardflst
Cows
Is
Not
Profitable
Ono of the most interesting and
conversed with Mrs. Fermjaw
Japanese Braille Bible
Feed Hens Liberally
Experiments conducted by the dairy their mutual back fence.
novel pastimes Is tho collection of cob­
The complete Bible transliterated in­
In a laying pullet feed will pnxs husbandry section of the Iowa experi­
"I don’t know what we’re cornin' to Braille type printed In Japanese
webs. Each kind of spider spins its
web In a different manner, and sped- through the crop, stomach, gizzard, ment station indicate that it doesn’t to n-tall, with servants gettln’ so ini- characters comprises 34 volumes con­
A HEAL THY New Year
pay to grind alfalfa hay when ft Is to pudent and Independent," Mrs. Hard-
mens can easily be secured and pre- and five feet of Intestines In less than
four hours. This fact shows the ne­ lie fed to dairy cows. At least It fist was saying. “Would you biieve taining a total of 4.106 pages.
served in their natural shape.
HE Happiest Resolve you
cessity of feeding liberally late Iu tho wasn’t profitable In these preliminary It, Mrs. Fermjaw, the little
Word for the Day-Dreamer
can make is to be rid once
evening nnd early In tho morning tests. Eight cows were used In the says to tne only this morning, she says,
Odd Material for Clock
and for all of your Piles or other
One thing that can be said in favor
throughout the winter to shorten the experiment.
■Mrs. Hnrdfist.' she says, ‘I know Mr.
The use of ground alfalfa did not Hardflst gets $4.50 for every 20 bricks of the day-dreamer is that he doesn’t Rectal and Colon ailments. My
A watchmaker of Rockland, Maine, night ns much ns possible and In­
treatment is so scientific, so certain, so
Increase the yield of either milk or he lays now, and I won’t come in and snore.—Philadelphia Inquirer.
has made a clock, using oyster shells crease production.
complete, so conclusively proved by
butterfat In these tests nnd. in addi­ help you with the dishes any more
nt the hour mnrks, und a knife and a
thousands of successful cases that all
tion, there was n greater amount of for less’n a dollar an evenin’,’’ she
Big Economic Loss
fork for hands.
doubt is eliminated. Further. I will give
ground hay refused by the cows than snys.
The economic loss from mental dis­ you a WRITTEN GUARANTEE to cure
of the unground hay.
“Most Interesting." reflected Jazzbo.
your Piles or refund your
Bird's Peculiar Feathers.
It cost >3.50 per ton to grind the And he hied himself to Mrs. Van eases in this country is estimated at
fee. Write today for my
$3u0,
000.000
a
year.
alfalfa nnd there seems little llkell Booster’s sumptuous drawing room
V* vw ** i . m L new 100 page, illustrated,
Feathers, of which tho color is
Gather eggs at least twice a day.
\
vi FREE book ot information.
hood that this figure could be reduced where an Informal tea party was in
washed out by rain, are the curious
Three Qualifications
Have sufficient nests clean and on the average farm, those in charge progress, just In time to hear Mrs.
possession of the touracou, a bird na­
of the test say. The grinding cost, Peyster-Luggs remarking. "Rully, la­
Reading maketh a full man; confer­
DEÁN. M.D. Inc
disinfected.
tive of Senegal.
they state, represents from 20 to 25 dles, what the end of It all will be, ence a ready man; and writing an ex­ PORT IO omets: SEATTLE offices :
.
Builflinq
BO8-M2 Shafer Building
Or o'
M DOMAIN
6TM AND PIN!
Hens ought to hove a dust box to per cent ot the market value of the I rully don’t know. My maid Celeste act man.—Francis Bacon.
T ü V y m J usc owite »wecca c>» u » cisoh
Famous Bells.
liny on the farm In the average year.
demamled another Increase of $10 a
help them keep free from vermin.
According to legend tho Shandon
week yesterday, rully."
Cut Flowers
"Odd, very.” thought Jaz.zbo. nnd
bells are submerged In tho water sur­
Birds that show signs of weakness CHSooaooooDoa&CHMioooooooaoa
A five grain tablet of aspirin dis­ You Want a Good Position
wafted himself to a meeting of the
rounding tho Island of Inlshmore, one should be removed. Pule and shrunk­
Very well—Take the Accountancy end
Ladles' Browning nnd Shakespeare solved in a quart of water will give Business Majiagement, Privata Bocretari-
of the Aran islands.
en combs nre good indicators of weak
al. Calculator. Comptometer. Stem-gra­
Highbrow-Specks, cut flowers a prolonged life.
club,
where
Mrs.
ness.
,
phic, Penmanship, ur Commercial Tvaeh-
ooooooooooaoaoooooooooaooo tho president, was saying, 'The sit-
•
•
•
-rs' Course at
Root of All Taxation.
Sorrow
Tempers
Pleasure
The birds need a constant supply
Tho water supply Is of greater Im­ nation is one not to l>e lightly dts-
Taxation reaches down to tho baso; of oyster shell, grit, minerals and portance than most farmers realize. missed, you know, My cook gave no
There Is no such thing as pure unal­
but tho base Is labor, and labor pays charcoal, readily accessible or mixed To produce HO pounds of milk a cow tlco today because I refused to give loyed pleasure; some bitter ever min­
Th» foremost Buslneoe College ot th»
lier $5 more a week and the use of gles with the sweet.—Ovid.
requires 100 pounds of water.
in the dry mash.
till.— Donn Piatt.
Northwe»« which has won more Accuracy
the automobile.”
Awards and GMd Medals than any other
ichool tn America Rend for our Sucoee»
Egg production depends upon two
Calves placed In the foedlot nt
"I think I’ll omit that chapter." snld
Best and Second Best.
¿•stalo». Fourth Street near Morrtaon.
Power Well Defined
factors: (1) The Inborn capacity of weaning time nnd continued therein Juzzbo apologetically to himself, nnd
Portland. Or Isaac M Walker. Proa
Patience and gentleness is power.
It would be better to do our second- the hen for egg production, and (2) until finished for market make from went to take a lesson to change the
No. 5, 1926
P. N. U.
best nt the right end than our best the conditions to which the hen is 50 to 75 per cent more gnln from the subject.
Leigh Hunt.
((g) by Georgs Matthew Adams)
at the wrong end.—Viscount Grey.
same feed than du uujiure Mee:*
subjected.
Hides, Pelts, Wool, Mohair,
Tallow, Cascara Bark
Horse Hair.
WHEN I WAS
TWENTY-ONE
NORTONIA HOTEL
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