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About The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 2, 1913)
.r..mmi mam i.i i aa F arm arid Garden ! BLACK ROT OF CABBAGE. Rseognlasd by Blacksnsd Veins of Laavaa Traatmant laoemmandad. Uluck bacterial rut of cahliuice. says a bulletin of the Connecticut iigrlcul tiii.ii eiperlment atatlon. oct'ura on a number of r.-i -i r -! cruciferous planta, but w have reported It from thla be Ibrt only on cnuililower While we did not .e It on cnlilinge until last aoiison. It '.nm quit prnhiihl Mint It tin ci hi i-ii more or loss linrm to thla hoat before, ulnre It Iimm been reported na quite in in I. m In several other -i del u state In t linen paat Tin disease la recounted by the blmkeiieil velna of the learea. where the hartertii deTelop chiefly, mid in time eitend clown Into the hend The le.if tissues flnnlly turn yellow, nnd the leaves are easily pulled off. Soft rot, caused in part by other orgnn- I'liiiin by l oiini . ili-ui ixrlrniil ilil"ii LACI ne ii. in r or MMssM lama, often loosens them at the bus snd develops an III uilllng liilernul decny The biicterlii gain entrance) through drops of wiiter at the MM pen on the miirgtiiH of the lenvim Aa the germs of this disease can bu carried on the seed. It Is wise to that the seed used does not come frotu il diseased crap. If doubt OXlsts It la well to treat the aeiil with rortiiallu, l-SHO or correal v aubllmnte. I nasi, for tlfleeli minute Likewise. If the dlseiixe shows up In a I bed. this ahoiiid In changed the next year If bud In the fluid thlx laud should not lie ux.il r.n cruciferous tops for several sen -mii and. even If the IIhoiic lx not picxini. yearly rotation la desirable where It can be carried on without apoclnl difficult. Hefusu from die- w . . . w JL - TL I 1 titi I I TBfS ' T V V V V If e Aw A Dainty Enameled Bedroom Don't you admire a light,, dainty bedroom with immaculate linen and draperies, and with walls furni ture and woodwork all enameled in pure white or some delicate tint such as ivory or pale blue? You can have one it is not expensive. ACME QUALITY ENAMEL (Neat's) gives a hard, sanitary, lustrous, genuine enamel McBratney-McNulty Hardware Company Oxitetvx'io, Oxosivorx miwI I'liiiimi'iH should never And Its way to the manure pll. AAW t-t-Mt-tM I uuv niiDM no uriiTHf According to dome anthorltlea, the value of plant food removed from the mill per buahel of wheat la ulmut flO cent for average yields The plant food element contained la trnw are some times returned to the aoll whence they cam, either In the form of straw or mlted with fnrni ma nure where It hna been utilized for bedding puriHmea. It la not plain why the fanner abould apend mo much time and energy atiivlnsr to rnlae large ylelda of grain and straw nnd then waste iibmii one-hnlf of the net profit of the crop There should be some menus of utilizing thnt Hrtlon of the whoat crop which heretofore hna been burned on a liirge percentage of our farms. Knnana Parmer. Qoed Plant Proteeter. To be made from bottomleaa barrel, eapeclally for early squaah or the main crop In the far north. Two covera are mads from one bar rel, whleb la an wed In two, with a alnnt through the bilge of the barrel extending to upper and lower hoops. Tie n string about the barrel and mark with a pencil for a guide to saw by Cover each half with a piece of mue M n which Is held In plnce by the top hoop If easily removed, otherwise by tying a string iibout the barrel Its usefulness mnv lie prolonged by putt lug on a hay wire for a bottom less hoop fasten near the bottom with double pointed enrpet tacka or small wire nails Any sized caak may he naed aulted to the plant from a pnlnf keg to a puncheon American Cultivator What Makea a Good Cov7 I'rofesxoi W .1 Kennedy of the Iowa '.1:111. m recommends the follow ing In reference to the selection of breeding stock for the dairy: In selecting dairy cattle the real tsat must be the scale and the ftaticock ti-ter The row la a machine to con vert r.iml Into milk Thus she must have a large middle and a atrotig con -tliiitlon to Insure the beat results. She must st'.o have a large udder, large milk Metis large crooked milk reins suit good sized teeta. What Makes the Good Bacon Of course you like the big. Juicy, radj and while strenked strips of bacon. Hut you may not know that thla kind of bacon la prisluced by feeding vniiinit barter mlvisl with aktmmllk. surface, easily kept bright and clean. It is otic ltd in delicate tints or rich colors to harmonize with draperies and furnishings. sonkeii barley alone la an excellent bog feed. Barley also la good fot aheep and aa a feed for hot rattle la nearly equal to corn. FOR A SILO SCAFFOLD. Directions Per Making Neeessary Part ef Cenerete er Tile Structure. Should any one bo thinking of build ing a concrete or tile silo the scoots- panylng cut might help In building the acaffold. After the foundation wall la laid get Ave polea at least eight feet higher than you expect the alio to be. Bet Inside of the wall deep en.iiiirti trv hold ixile In nls V - Heavy lines, 2 by 4a; clotted lines, boards to work on; five email circles Indicate position of support poles. the alio aa high aa yon can from the ground: then take 2 by 4'a or 2 by tra and build frame for acaffold as shown I In cut Leave plenty of room for polea to ! work easily; then floor aa ahown by dottixl 1 1 Hex In cut. Attach a pulley to each polo and ralxe when ready. Then spike a piece under acaffold on polo. one sen (Told does It all. The acaf fold abould have Just piny enough to let it -li. I.- up easily Sometimes If It la I'm loose a wedge to hold It firm while at work ahould be put In The idea of having the polea longer than the silo Is high la to get pulleya high enough for Inat raise. National M.' I. m xii and I a liner Ckaoka Need Cleanliness. lirlnklug dishes ami foiling troughs for chicks are likely to become dirty and Insanitary unless special precau tions are taken, according to I'rofeaaor J. O. I la i ph. of Hie Collage Of A grid! I tine of the University of Wlacunaln Drinking water should never be placed In commoB dishes or v esse la where the chlcka in, i) get In with both feet, but "sanitary" fountain, either bomi'iuiide or purcliiMed. ahould be used. These ahould be cleaned and scslded st fre quent Ititervala. Wet mashes wlwn fed In wooden troughs mold unless all refuse feed la scraped off and the troughs an placed ou end ao that tasty may dry In the sun Neglect of these two simple matters may cauaa conoid era I ile los THE MESSAGE IN THE BOTTLE A Romance That Began In a Most Unusual Way. "You are aalng like s ninny, air. I am very much dlaappolted iu you." The words wero spoken by old Mar shall Humphrey to but eon Joe. who iinil reached the age of twenty II' -e, which hla father considered ample to show that be was exactly what that father wished him to be. And what hla fatder wlabed him to be waa thla: I li si. be ahould be devoted to bualneaa nnd predlapoaed to carry on the con cern his father hod built up; aecond, lie should marry and bring forth a son; through whom all this growtb of wealth could be transmitted To the old man's cbsgrln, the boy woald have nothing to do with the bualneaa and allowed every symptom of I mi lug a couiiriiicd bachelor. Since he waa an only child be waa old Mr. Hum pill ey x Bole hope i.e Humphrey, matrimonially con sidered, waa Ilka a wild animal that needs to tie caught and trained, after lilcli It loves Its master devotedly. Leaving hla father to nurse hla ill appointment, be went to hla lxinllioii.se. Intending to have a pull In hla boot on the river. Just na he waa about to einiiurk he saw something red dinning on the wavelets among aotue rushes near by. (Jetting Into the lst. ho gnve a couple of atroltes, seized the I'd thing nnd drew out a bottle of pickles, na he auppoard. the red thing being sealing was covering the cork. It wns a phkle bottle, but no plcklea. Mrenklng the seal, tie shook out a card, on which wns written. "Irinn Whiting, ngixl eighteen year, six mouth end twenty days." Tncked to the curd with, a bit of thread wna a lock of milium hnlr In circular form Dclow this waa the nddress. There wna not blue to explain why the articles hnd hen placed In the bottle If there had been there would be no atory. Nature has laid a num ber of traps to Insurv the propagation ..f the human species, but the one -tie keeps for n starter In difficult enses Is curiosity lly this she excltea atten tion, which la held and enlnrged by romance In this case the starter wns Miss Whiting's enrd floating In a txit tle without I reason- given The In tereat It excited wna enhanced by the little circlet of hair Joe Humphrey pulled to the shade of some tret's overlmnglag the river bank and, with tbo card hi hla hand, gnve himself up to wonder. What did the girl want anyway T What waa ahe like? He hd hna? glrla In dozen thrown at him by designing mothers without feeling anything but repug nance There was neither curiosity nor romance, and nbuve nil waa want ing the excitement of the chase If this girl was aii'-'llng for n lover If waa not him expix'lallv Ile pulled back to the IsiathiMixe. climbed to a furnished upper room, where he kept writing materials, and Inclosed the card ulld hla own. on which lie wrote: "Plckixl up thla day of . tisi- . 't'u.i your bread on the waters, and It shall be relur I Queen Maud of Norway and Son She Fears May Be Assassinated S .11 Bsssssssaasar " "sJMasBsisaasJJMJjaw- ajajsav' fl I B K r i JH S. Ot'KRN MAUD of Norway ta able to verify tb aaylng. "I'neaay Uea taa hea.l tli.it BNJMI a i-rown" Stie Is the uiotber of I'town Print Olaf, and rafllj there have txwn atorloa of plots to .iluate tb boy. Qiiivu Mniiil l a mother as well aa a queen, ami ahe doea not find life louifortai. Ml when the tear of assaaluatiou la ever with tier She may leave Korwaj tKH-ause of these tales of assassination There U a bill now before the ttorthtni: pgaa aJMsf th.it If the preaeut ruler dies without a wale ban the coua try shall Iwimum a republic. to yon an hnndredroici ' In doe time ha received a dupMcata card with the Inscription. "Better on gold dollar than a hundred copper pen nies " Hla reply: "No puny gold dollar rep reaenta the writer. He may rather be likened to a big ellver coin. Tour circlet of golden hair may hare ang gested your simile " Her reply: "It's all the gold I have " Hla reply: "I have only a heart of oak." That was the beginning of tb end. The correspondence went on. Mlas Whiting flnnlly explaining that aba wns n poor girl with a stepmother and no one to lore her She had aent ha card adrift hoping that It might changa her life and mnke It happier Supple mentary to thla Humphrey Informed her that he was a poet whose verse were too far above the market to b acceptable to publishers, but he thought thnt together they might be hsppy In each nther'a love In a cottnge and aaked permission to call. It waa grant ed, nnd be met the girl In a small house on a country road. She was dressed In calico, nnd he wore a wool en shirt under a threadbare suit There waa a conrtahlp One dnv Ml Whiting told him that ahe hnd been playing a part She did not live In the honae where aba re ceived htm She waa rich and bad been Rounded by fortune hunters.' She wished to be loved for herself only. Then Humphrey admitted that he, too. had n.f n playing a game. He waa not a pauper, bnt lielr to a Wg final ness nnd a fortnne One day Joe Humphrey Informed hla father flint he wished to take hold of the business and lenrn rt with a view to running It The old man waa de lighted, and the young man took hold with a zeal that waa arrrprislng Ons day the father asked the son why he had so suddenly changed hta mind. 'I'll tell you. father." said Jo. "I't got n girl who says ahe won't marry a man who haa no object In life Sine she won't have n loafer I mnst bestir myself " This announcement doubted th fa flier's pleasure In due time Joe mar ried the lady who had sent oeH her card bearing a fictitious name for a husband, and a few years later the old mo ii retired, leaving the hnslnesw to Ills son Meanwhile there ta a small I xiv who It Is Intended shall haiwt th business on down to future Nona CHINA SENDS APOLOGY Insult to Flag and Murder at Nanking Condoned. 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