The Willamina times., June 29, 1933, Page 4, Image 4

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ENGLAND'S INNS
ARE CHARMING
Old Hostelriea Scattered All
Over the Country.
Thursday, June 29, 1982
TIMES, WILLAMINA. OREGON
scientlously polished by generations ol
tidy housemaids, floors ami furniture
neatly waxed, good pictures on the
walls, savory viands well cooked, and
a general air of tidiness along wllh
unobtrusive but very convincing cheer­
ful. solid com fort Nor will It e*ca|»e
you that there is everywhere evident
an attitude of respect for the Inn's
p ast ■ silent tribute, as It were, to Ute
character the place has acquired
through Its long and useful life as a
haven of hospitality.
Good Pictures and Silver.
You will tlud good pictures on the
walls— Rowlandsons. Morlauds, and a
variety of prints that collectors eager­
ly coveL You will find good silver on
the table and good knives that will
really c u t
In some place« you will have your
ale In silver cans, and In the dining
room of Ute Globe, at K ing* l.ynn
there la a great cupboard full of old
silver belonging to the house. Once
this silver was regularly used on the
tables. Now the cupboard Is carefully
locked and guests may feast their eyes
on the treasures through the glass
doors, but must content themselves
with eating from plaie of more recent
date. And the story of the locking Is
a sad comment on the predatory cov
etousness of some visitors.
Aside from all the antique plenlsh
ings of ordinary occurrence, you wiii
find some quaint survival to remind
you of long bygone usages. For one
thing, as like as not you will see In the
hail of an old coaching Inn a glazed
show case, set In mahogany frame
work, hanging on the walL This was
meant to hold a display of cold meats,
game pies, cheese, and pastries for the
Inspection of passengers on the fast
mail coaches, who stopped for a hasty
meal while the horses were being
changed and the driver refreshed with
Blighted Barley
Under New Rules
trail of tragedy
Official Grain Standards Re­
vised by Secretary of
Agriculture.
FROM ROYAL TOMB
Good Grounds for Belief in
Pharaoh’s Curse.
The Imperial Forestry ln»tltute at
Oxford
has Just completed an exam­
Praparrd by N a tio n a l O eo rra p h lc Soclatv.
Prvparad by I h . U n lt.d RtatM D epartm ent
W ash in gton . D. Cl— W N U Servirá
ination of specimens of wood from
of A crlo u ltu ro —W NU Service.
IS IT O R S to England this year
the shrines outside the sarcophagus
The secretary of agriculture has re­
find that the old English Inn
of Tutankhamen, which were recent­
vised
the
official
grain
standards
for
still has Its sign o u t It con
barley so aa to define and provide ly sent home from Egypt
tlnues a distinctly “going con­
The wood was found very difficult
grades
for “Blighted" hnrley. Ths
cern." O f this fact many a Red Lion
to handle for cutting; a beakar to
definition for “Sound” barley and the
or Green Dragon bears plain witness
which It wns being baled was shat­
requirements
for
"Sample
Vaccinating yonng chickens against grade
by Its record of active hospitality dat­
tered at a critical raotneui In the
chicken pox Is now a proven way for Grade” are also amended. The Grain
ing back for hundreds of years with
experiment; and, finally, Wu«F the
farmers to protect the cash Income Standards act requires. In effect, that
out a break. Should one Imagine It at
tests were almost at an mil. the ap­
from poultry, according to the labora­ not less than 90 days public noth'« paratus which contained the wood
all a moribund affair in Its last bloom,
tory of animal pathology and hygiene, must be given before any new stand­
highly picturesque but fated soon to
College of Agriculture, University of ards, or any revision of existing stand­ blew up In the laboratory.
disappear along with other landmarks
King Tutanknhmen lived about
Illinois. Poultry and eggs now bring ards, promulgated under the pro­
of antiquity, he Is greatly mistaken
8,300 years ago, sad hie tomb waa
In about 11 per cent of the cash In­ visions of the acL may become effec­
Neither Is It holding on merely by vlr
discovered hy Mr. Howard Carter in
come of Illinois farmers, but the total tive. The amended standards will be­
toe of acquired Impetus, as he might
November. 1922. It was the first In­
would be even higher were It not for come effective on July 21. 1933.
possibly fancy.
tact royal tomb chamber ever found
the Inroads of chicken pox and other
The order of the secretary, amend­
The old Inn Is a very living factor
In Egypt, and the discovery was the
barriers to the production of high qual­ ing the standnrda, provides In part, aa
Indeed In the scheme of modern exist
crowning triumph of Sixteen year«
ity
products,
It
was
pointed
out
The
follows:
ence. Attracted by Its Ineffable charm,
of research ut Thebe« and in the Val­
disease also Is known as canker sore
Grades for blighted barley—“Rllrht-
thousands habitually resort thither for
ley of the King« by the late earl of
mouth or avian dlpththerla.
ed barley shall be all barley which
lodging or refreshment, and most Inn
Routine vaccination la recommend­ contains more than 2 per cent but not Carnarvon and Mr. Carter.
keepers are fully aware of the substan­
Cn the day when the tomb of tbe
ed
to all owners of flocks on Infected more than 5 per cent of barley dam­
tial advantage they derive by preserv.
king
was uncovered a curious Inci­
premises as a result of a two years' aged or materially discolored by blight
lng In their premises all the essentials
dent occurred. A cobra entered Mr.
study by the laboratory. Either fowl or mold."
of ancient character.
Howard Carter's house and ate a pet
pox or pigeon pox vaccine can be used.
Blighted barley shall be graded and
Now and then It happens that an
canary belonging to the famous
It
was
demonstrated
that
there
la
no
designated according to the grade re­
old hostelry seems to be altogether one
It was remarked st
danger of causing chicken pox by us­ quirements of the standards applica­ Egyptologist.
of those Idyllic survivals from a by
tbe time that cobras are rarely seen
ing
pigeon
pox
vaccine.
Occasionally,
ble to such barley If It were not blight­
gone day, so invested by a mysterious,
however, serious results follow the ed. and there ahall he added to, and In Egypt during the winter months,
elusive halo of romance, and »" hidden
use of fowl pox vaccine. It also was made a part of, the grade designation, and that thia snake was tbe symbol
In some out-of-the-way corner that one
of royally In ancient Egypt
found that unhealthy flocks ers not the word 'Blighted'.”
can come upon It only by the barest
Then, when those who entered the
good subjects for Immunization with
The grade requirements for sample
lucky chance— a thing whose discovery
tomb eaw for the Brat time the em
pigeon
pox
vaccine.
Complete
protec­
grade
for
all
clasaea
of
barley
are
you must ever afterw ard cherish In the
tion was not established In all flocks amended to aa to Include the specifi­ ba 1 med body of the kin«, they no­
lavender and rose petals of memory as
vaccinated with the pigeon pox prod­ cation “Or which contains more then ticed a mark on hie face. On April
an experience too rare to befall one
6. 1923. Lord Carnarvon died of ery­
uct In 1932, but In general ths result« 5 per cent or barley damaged or ma
mortal twice In a lifetime. Rnt. as a
sipelas and pneumonia following pot
were satisfactory.
terially discolored by blight or mold." soiling from « nmequllo bile.
matter of actual fact, o’.d Inns are
The
Vaccination
should
be
restricted
to
The practical effect of the revision mark left on his face by this bite was
dotted over the whole length and
flocks In which the disease occurred
la th a t beginning July 21. In the In­ said to be In exactly the seme posi­
breadth of England.
during the previous year. A11 fowls spection snd grading of barley, key
Most of the Swans and Mermaids,
tion aa the mark on the face of T ut­
vaccinated with fowl pox vaccine nels of barley that are damaged or ma
the Mitres. W hite Harts, and frowns,
should be placed In voluntary quar­ terially discolored by blight or mold ankhamen.
are not concealed In remote places,
It was recalled, also, that on the
antine for two months. Chickens suf­
are not to be regarded as sound ker­ day when he had entered the tomb
fa r off the beaten lines of travel, so
fering from any other disease should
nels; that the alraighL unqualified
that they have to be made the objects
for the first time. Lord Carnarvon had
not be vscctnated.
grades, I. e., “No. 1 Barley." "Special
of special visits to be seen.
made some Jesting remarks At this
No. 2 Barley." etc., may contain as a distinguished Egyptologist who was
Plenty of Inns Everywhere.
ranch at 2 per cent by weight of such
present turned to a companion, and
Besides all the old Inns you cannot
blighted kernels; that when the bar­ said: “I f he goes down In that spirit.
Help discovering on the main roads
ley contains from 2.1 per cent to ft per
1 give him alx weeks to live."
He
and In the towns, there are those
Leading In number of varieties of
cent, Inclusive, of such blighted ker­ also spoke half Jokingly, but exactly
others, of course, on lonely heaths or
Continental-European poultry are the
nels, the word “Blighted" will be add­ six weeks afterwards the earl died.
frohtlng
peaceful
village
greens.
Polish fowl*— White Crested Black.
ed to the grade designation. L e.. “No.
These events In themselvee would
There are likewise modest “ordinaries”
SUver. White, Buff-Laced, Non-Beard-
1 Barley. Blighted.” “Special No. 2 have been sufficient to Impress the
by the brinks of the little rivers where
ed Golden, Sliver and White and Beard­
Barley. Blighted," etc.; and that when
Inn at Wisbech. Cambridgeshire.
the disciples of Izaak Walton love to
superstitious, but they were empha­
ed Golden. Except for the lack of a
more than 5 per cent of such blighted
lodge. And there are inns at bridge
sized by the fact ttiat a number of
“heard" or "whiskers" represented by
ends or where roads meet, to say noth­ food and a rehearsal of the latest local feathers on the throat, the non-beard- barley kernels sre present the grade,
other denths took place among tboae
ing of seaside Inns whose windows gossip. At a glance, they could see ed are the same as the bearded In aU “Sample Grade" will be assigned to connected with the excavation*.
tbe grain.
look out to sea or command busy har­ the choice of fare awaiting them, give other standard requirement«.
Mr. Howard Carter, however, re
their orders while divesting themselves
It la believed by the department
fuses to believe that there Is any
bor views.
All
the
Polish
varieties
have
an
nn-
In short, there are plenty of them of their coats and wraps and find their usual appeal to the chicken fancier that thia amendment of the barley
truth In the theory that these fatal­
of all kinds to offer an admirable field food ready on the table In the dining and a backyard farmer may be at­ grades will cause these grade« to con
ities represent a “vengeance” for the
for the collectors. And a more fas­ room the instant they set down. The tracted first to such fowl» by their un­ form with users' requirements, snd
disturbance of the tomb.
cinating holiday hobby than collecting qnlck luncheon counter of today could usual plumage, although they reaUy facilitate equitable grading of country
“There was, perhaps, no place In
have rendered no more expedition*
run barley.
old inns It would he hard to Imagine.
the world freer from risks than
have utility value.
Time and again at an Inn yon will service.
the tomb." he haa written. “When
There Is considerable doubt about
Literary Shrines.
chance upon a bit of history or ro­
It was opened, scientific research
ths origin of the Polish fowl, although
mance and find the local associations
proved It to be sterile."— London An­
Should yon chance to visit Saffron It probably originated In Poland.
with some famous personage proudly
Walden and put np at the Rose and Dutch poultry fanciers In the Eight­
swers.
treasured by the country folk. Think
Crown, yon will be reminded th a t Al­ eenth century were Instrumental in
Two plant diseases which have been
for instance, of dropping into Dick most beyond doubt Shakespeare stayed perfecting the crest.
In type, the found more widespread thsn usual
Turpin's birthplace, the Rose and there when he visited the town with Polish Is much Uke the Leghorn- It during the last few years will be close­
Crown. In the Essex hamlet of lla m p
his company of players In 1607. was formerly very common In the ly watched thia Bummer by plant-dis­
stead! Think of drinking a toast on Though the inn was refronted with United States, but with the Increase In ease specialists of the United Rtatee
the spot to the memory of that doughty brick In 1690 and "new sashed and the popularity of the Leghorn, Interest Department of Agrlcnltnm. The two
knight of the road! His father was beautified In the year 1748," and has In the Polish waned, although It still diseases are the root knot and the
the Hampstead publican of that day. undergone sundry other alterations In holds a place as an ornamental fowL
bacterial wilt of corn, known as Stew
and the people thereabout all know
the course of the centuries, much of Loa Angeles Times.
art's disease, which Is most severe on
Dick’s story and can point out to you the original Tudor work remain* as It
early sweet corn but Is also known to
his cockpit, now marked by a ring of was when Shakespeare knew IL
affect field corn. Root knot Is caused
ASSURED TREATMENT
trees. Just across the way.
The Rose and Crown is hy way of
by a nematode, a tiny worm-like crea
W rto today for FREE book <l«*criWnl tttt Or.
Feeding
of
corn
end
oats
and
laying
Whether you purposely make a pll
C- J. D u n famous nnn-fturxkaJ method ol tout-
being a literary shine on another
ture which Infests the roots of many
lax Pile» and other Rectal and
grimage to old Inns, or whether yon count, too. Himself a poet and the as mash In hoppers and hand-feeding cultivated plants (Including such Im
Colon ailment», which we ate
wheat
at
the
rate
of
four
to
tlx
pounda
e»clu»lv»ly. Alro Xl«* details of
casually seek their shelter, hear In sociate of literary men yonng William
portant crops as tobacco and cotton)
our WRITTEN ASSURANCE
mind that they are neither Ritz-Carl-
Holgate, the son of the Rose and per hundred hens dally. Is « new meth­ In large numbers and prevents their
T O E L I M I N A T E P IL E S ,
od
of
feeding
that
promises
to
be
prac­
no m atter how »»vert; OR
tons nor Blltmores. Put aside for a Crown’s landlord, seems on credible
full growth.
REFUND PATIENTS PEE.
little while your accustomed notions of evidence to have been the mysterious tical for corn-belt farms, states Paul O.
Recently summarized weather rec­
Riley.
Indiana
poultryman.
Toe
wheat
Twentieth century luxury and splen­ “Mr. W. H ” to whom Shakespeare ded
ords show that temperature trends In
COLON
Is higher In price than other grains, the central and eastern portions of
dor. Be willing to take things as you lea ted his Sonnets.
H E CORNER EAST BURNUOC b M A H * A V I
and
when
hopper-fed
la
likely
to
be
find them. For a day or two. forget
se w s ra V
A BEJO N .
•
IA IT > •••
Tim e and again yon will find yonr
the United States have been prevail
S K W T IQ W
TW 19
about the regiment of uniformed pages self dining and sleeping at the same used In too heavy proportions to other Ingly high for a long time. The plant
you generally see In modern establish­ Inn where some famous historical per grains. An added advantage In hand­ disease workers believe that the mild
ments— the hall porters, the bedside sonage has stayed; perhaps the very feeding la that the hens will keep the er winter temperatures have allowed
“ FOOD F O B Q t'E K N S.“ S q u ab. h e t e * la
telephones, and all the array of patent same room may fall to yonr lot. fn litter stirred up. whereas It Is likely the organisms cnnslng these diseases
17 day«. Matura In 4 w M k< P ite a n lita re-
tara. dlma. L ta a . M llw aakir. Om row.
to be packed down In houses where to develop In unnsunl abundance In
electric gadgets that can be switched the George at Buckden. Huntingdon
on and off at will.
shire, for example, yon may be given hopper feeding Is practiced exclusive- regions where they are ordinarily held
the room where Queen Victoria slept ly. —Prairie Farmer.
In check by lower temperatures.
Pass Up the Luxuries.
A ll or some of these adjuncts you as a girl. when, her carriage having
In the last two years bacterial wilt
may be surprised to meet with in more broken down on the road, she had to
of sweet corn has been especially had
Turkey raising In Connecticut la in­ In the northeastern snd north central
than one old Inn where you would least spend the night at this hostelry The
expect to find them ; but If you find inn people will probably ask yon to be creasing, the total on farms In 1932 be­ states. The root knot nematode has
none of them. It will do you no harm careful not to disarrange anything In ing more than double 1929, and with a been found farther north thsn usual,
to walk upstairs Instead of being taken this sanctum, for they pride themselves farm value of about 2200,000. A bet­ and has also been found In the higher
up In a lift, or to go to bed by the on keeping the mom exactly a* It wn* ter understanding of turkey sanitation western regions of North Carolina,
The advertisements you
light of a candle Instead of by the when Its royal occupant slept In the has made Increases In number pos­ whereas It was formerly common only
find in your newspapei
glare of 32-candle power electric bulb*. mahogany four poster.
sible. and a sound marketing program In the lower eastern section of the
It is somewhat more stimulating to brought added profit.
The state, state.
W hat you are always certain to find
b rin g y o u im p o rta n t
In all of these old ordinaries will be the imagination to sit In the taproom through Its agricultural department,
news. News in regard
comfort of a really homely, substantial of the White Horse at Baton Sown haa established grading, labeling and
and
picture
Dick
Turpin
coining
In
and
advertising
of
Connecticut
turkeys,
kind, scrupulous cleanliness, gpnnlne
to quality and prices.
Chemically treated bands mny kill
giving them a market standing not be­
courtesy, from mine host down to calling for a pot of ale or a ho’ toddy
as many as a thousand codling moth
Just as the "ad s" bring
“boots,” and unfeigned hospitality But both the George at Bm-kden and fore possessed.—Rural New-Yorker.
worms to the tree each season. When
whose character none could mistake. the White Horse at Eaton Socon are
you news on how to
they leave the fruit until the end of
Not least In adding its share to your rich In picturesque appeal and quite
capable
of
holding
the
visitor’s
In
the
season,
codling
moths
seek
the
buy advantageously...
enjoyment w ill be that baffling atmos­
terest without the added lure of hl*
One poultry farm In Kent county, nearest dark, protected place for spin­
phere that pervades well kept hostel
so do the "ads" offer
Mich., sold an entire carload of hens ning their cocoons. Loose bark on the
ries of long repute. I f you are at all toric asaodrtlon.
trunk and branches, or debris on the
Amid environments no less alluring for m arket
the merchant the oppor­
sensitive, you w ill detect .t Immedi­
• e «
ground, normally provides suitable
and highly varied, you can keep cotm
ately you cross the threshold.
tunity of increasing his
pany at Portsmouth with l.o rl Nelson
The Barred Plymouth Rock, a die quarters. I f the trees have been
“Atmosphere” Is the only thing you
and the Duke of Wellington; at 1 tlnctly American bird, first Introduced scraped and the orchnrd thoroughly
sales at small expense.
can call I t
It Is an elusive subtle
Grantham with Richard 111; at Guild
86 years ago. Is today among the lead- cleaned up. however, hands around the
thing that well-nigh defies attempts at
ford with Samuel I ’epy«; aI <’h!gwell «rs of dual-purpose breeds.
trunk of the tree will attract SO per
close analysis; It Is not exactly an
e e e
with Queen Elizabeth; and at Broad
cent or more of the worms. A chemi­
odor or a series of odors ; neither is It
way, if you like the contrast when
Nonsitting breeds usually lay a» cally treated band automatically kills
altogether attWbutable to what you
extremes meet In the same Inn. with eighteen weeks and heavy-sitting practically all the worms thnt spin
26—3.1
subconsciously perceive with the eye.
wnu — is
both King Chnrles the M ariyr and breeds at from five and one-half to their cocoons In contact with IL
R ather It Is a composite sense of linen
Oliver CromwelL
six months.
that has lain ih lavender, brasses con
V
VACCINATION WILL
CHECK POX LOSSES
Plan Recommended to Own­
ers of Diseased Flocks.
Polish Fowls Are Good
for Show and Utility
Plant Disease Spread
Linked to Mild Winter
PILES
Feed Wheat by Hand
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