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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1916)
■ Entered a* Second Ciao* Matter February 19, 1914. At poatOÄee, I*enta, Oregon, Under act of March 3, 1879 Published Every Thursday at Lenta, Ore., by the M t . S cott PvaiuHtao Cd. H. A. DARN ALL, E dito * am » Poultry News HOW 10 tttD AND ( AKE EOK BRttDiNG CHICKENS Mcxcoaa. Re«t results are obtained from breed ing liens that are housed in open front Office Phone: Home B-6111-1111. Residence: Tabor 2*13 colony houwe* oil free range. Plenty of lilwrly out of doors goo* a long way a. toward guaranteeing good constitutional HERE is a meeting of the ir worthy employee is disposed of. health. The hens ure able to find rigation and Rural Credit It is liable to develop into a long plenty of green and animal food», which boosters billed for the 9th of and expensive fight. Under the are essential to l«*»t result« in hatching old system if an employee was and insure goo*I fertility in the egg*. March, the motive in which is to unsatisfactory he was dropped Plenty of exercise is one of the *e- find some way to provide funds and that ended the matter. Un erets of good strong, fertile egg* Give breeders a* much liberty as possible. for irrigating all the dry lands, der the Civil Service plan if the th* Make them scratch all their grain out draining all the wet land and park department wants to assist of a litter of straw 6 to 12 inches ileep. supply farmers with cheap | a needy man it is at the mercy See that the scratching apace i* ade Don't crowd breeding hens in money. Of course all this can of its employees, who will treat quate any way. be done if the money can be the temporary help as an intrud Feed a good laying ration. Avoid found—secured, There are just er and set up a howl to have him 'stimulating foods and don't force for two ways to get state support dropped. Under the civil ser heavy egg production. A good method One is by direct taxation, pay- vice plan the employee is the of feeding is as follow*: Feed in the morning a crumbly moist ma«h consist ing the bill as we go. If there boss, independent and insolent ing of three parts by weight wheat is anyone in the state anxious to Under the direct appointment I ran. two parts middlings, on* part corn have his taxes raised for this or the fellow will keep quiet and meal, one part ground barley, one-part any other purpose let him speak. make good, admitting that the linseed meal and one-half pound salt to 100 pounds of tiie dry mixture Mix The other methods of financing less politics in it the better. this with skim milk, buttermilk, or undertakings of this sort is by VVOULDN’T you like to be an water, and feed in trough* abont what bonding and that, ultimately, ” independent railroad engi the iM>na will eat up in thirty minutes. means more taxes. From the neer drawing a salary of $1700 Between 10 and 11 o’clock enough good looks of the delinquent roll in plump oats are scattered in th* litter to this county, and the whole state; to $3000 a year; or a fireman keep the hens busy a couple of hour*. cashing checks running between About four in the afternoon whole is about the same, it would ap wheat is fed in the litter. Feed what pear that the people are over $1000 to $1500; or a conductor, will be cleaned up well and at tiie same with $1500 to $2000 dead sure? loaded with taxes now. Then And if you were, would you be j time fully «atisfy U m * fowls appetite* A there are the boosters for state | good grade of commercial beef scrap, highways who are going to pro reaching for a 25 percent raise, grit, oyster shell, charcoal. and clean pose a $20,000,000 bond issue for forgetting the ultimate producer water, should lie furnished in separate hopper* or <1i«hra where the hens can road purposes. After a while who must pay the advance by get al them at all time*. It is also very selling more, or at a higher the only fellow in the state with desirable to supply sour skim milk or a pleasant prospect will be the figure, or at less cost to himself, buttermilk for the hint* to drink Don't in either case putting the burden forget to keep plenty of succulent green bond holders. on the laborer who is the real food of some kind always at hand. If the state really wants to target for all fluctuations in If the above method is followed the help farmers, ar.d to encourage value. And when you have breeders will keep in good health and agriculture it would make a big produce egg* with strong germ*. T back center egg* go the outride ami lay • er* shifted. Thia great labor cornea I** a climax a lien the Chinaman ia endeavor- ing to keep the hatching brood from smothering under the rice. In the province of Shangtung, egg» are put in earthenware Jar*, which are •et upon beds of brick and clay in winch alow tires bqrti. Tiie eggs are frequently turned. The consul at ilankow reports a method he says is thousands of yearn old. In buildings 50 feet long and 10 feet wide konga are placed along the side*, each holding atsiul 100 doaena of eggs. Straw is buruvd. Heat in the eggs is kept uniform by removal from one basket to another, those on top of one basket Is-ing placed in tire tmttom of the adjoining one. Method* of collecting eggs, export method*. laws governing importation into Pacific (Xiast slate«, and much other information of interest to Oregon poultrymen is contained in a bulletin on ‘’Chinese Eggs," which may be had fn-e by addressing the school of com merce of the State University, The tMillelin allows, for example, tbs follow ing comparison of transportation rates on Chinese eggs from Shanghai by waler and on Oregon eggs from four repre- rentative points in Oregon by ex pre*: Rates per 100 pounds. Freight rate from Shanghai to Pacific Coast |s>rts 8-765. Ex pre* rate from LaGrando to Portland, $1 20. Express rate from Pendleton to Portland, 81.30. Expre* rate from Roeebiirg to Portland, 81-00 Express rate from Eugene to Portland, |M. Is more than half oi your business resource. Character, reputation and business ability, all count, but the cash back oi a man “talks,” when it comes to business interest. This is as true for a farmer as for a merchant. Hav ing one of our check accounts will impress your acquaintances with your financial stand ing and appeal to them more than cash in hand. For safety and influence carry a bank account. THE MULTNOMAH STATE BANK Lents Sta.. Portland, Oregon Care of Hatching fiws Eggs to be used (or hatching should lie gatiiered at least once a day. Twice daily or oftener is better if there is dañ ger of freezing or severe chilhug, ar if they are liable to become muddy from feet of hens or set on by broody hen« during the day. The egg is laid for one purpose only; the hatching of a chick. Help this purpose along by taking proper care of the egg before retting. Tlx« fresher the eggs are at time of setting tiie better. However, eggs can tie kept ten to twelve days before retting. When this is done they should Is- kept in a cool reasonably dry place sway from the sun’s rays and turned once daily. A temperature of 60 <1«. green to 60 <iegreea F. is right for keep ing tiie egg* Avoid keeping them many days, as the vitality of the living germ is lowered by holding. Do not keep tiie eggs in a temperature above ,*K) degrees F. Select for hatching the kind of eggs you wish to produce. The six», shape ami color of the eggs are inherited characteristics. Select well propor tioned eggs. You cannot tell the rex of the chicken an egg will produce ‘‘J its shape. hit if it would pass 9ome sort of realized this to be a fact, what I penal provision for real estate is the value of variation in wage Poultry Raising In China or price. boosters. Land has reached How kin rival in the egg burinera get* such a figure in Oregon that only The Oregon State Dairymen’s the batching done may be of interest to independent people can afford to Association has an eye to busi-i producer of Oregon, For the own a considerable acerage. ness. They propose to quench i orthodox two way» in Oregon—those of a hen or buying an incabator— Thousands of prospective far the thirst Consequent to the dry I I i retting an are > often too expensive for U m * mers have come to Oregon in the law by Supplying hot milk. And I Oregonian’* rival, who thereupon has last decade with a few hundred they prove to US that it is Stimu- recoun** to one of several methods, dollars only to find they could lating, exhilirating and all but The rival “ “* w‘>“ in just abont buy a five acre chick intoxicating 11914 'xporV*d “•W4-127 ot T g T i fresh and preserved eggs and 16,693.600 en ranch. They settle tempor ». . • . , .. pounds of albumen and yolk, to all Must be some c assy . • _ received • , in ■ PorV- o _ arily in the city, hoping to find ' butter i ' countries. There were their hearts desire and eventual they produce out at the county lBnd for example, between October 3. ly they give up farming. If farm when 3837 pounds is esti- 1913. and August 31, 1914, 305,420 doz- they could buy Oregon land for mated at $3105.20, in the year’s *'D*oi Uhioeae egg. There are few chicken farms in China, what it is worth they would be Statement bnt nearly every Chinese family keeps farming. The only way to over hens. The millions of eggs produced Moisture In Incubation come such outrageous conditions | daily are collections of a dozen or less Good hatching requite* a definite from each of a myriad of households. is for the state to buy up some , amount of humidity but incubator* No special attention is given to breed- of the stump land and retail it to vary in the percent of humidity in the Of the many measures before Con-1 ing. Fowls are usually small and pro- prospective farmers at reason __ egg chamber. An increare of 32.6 per at ___ a ____ it«.. wo I rliv/ ’ i* uniflll asofFia «nrl » ho fr»llrv*r • rwv *r<« “',d lhe billowing j cent in tiie number of chick* hatched able figures, on terms if neces gre««, that proponed by Senator Kenyon | 1 dnce some of tiie way* the egg* are hatched, of Iowa, appeal* moat «trongly to tiie with the wetbnlb temperature at 87.6 sary. Where a man has barely as reported by consular agents at re enough for board, it would be great inaas of people. It i* a measure quest of the University of Oregon school wan obtained at the Oregon Experiment Station ax againet a wetbulb tempera possible for the state to furnish proposing a high graduated tax on the of commerce: ture of 84.6. The chick* hatched under Old women sometime* do the hatch him acerage with a 9mall house, income* of America’s expatriates, de tiie former condition* were al*o heavier ing in one poverty-stricken district near | a horse, cow, hog and poultry on rived from their American propertie«. Chetoo. They strap eggs alxtut their than those where the temperature wae time at low interest If such An expatriate i* one in exile or removed I waists under their outer garments and 84.6. from hi* country. The whew carry them till the chicken* come. This were done prices would tumble income* Senator Kenyon [«•reon* would tax are Plant lice Sprays and the town farmers would American* living abroad upon income« method is to save fuel. In interior districts near Amoy, un Spray* in common ure againnt lice are take to the woods. from properties in the United States. husked rice is roasted and a three inch NOTES OF THE W. C. T. U. The present income tax make* no dis Your Bank Account tobacco «prays, oil spray* and reap Anti-Rusl Prepdrdliofl Pointers An ounce of camphor diMoIvnl in a pound of lard i* a good anti-ru«< pre- 1 paratimi that farmer* may uxc to cover llw* bright parta of Uirir machine* The acum that form* in making thi* mixture niiould be taken otf. If it i* desired to i When buyiug tree», did you ever have the preparation the aame color aa •top to consider whether the tree« the machine, lead may tie added. The I you were getting were grown with mixture *110111*1 I m * applied to the Well ’’alien labor" or American«? Allen cleaned part* an*I allowed to remain 1 labor ueually accompaniee low priced about twenty hour* Any exce*«* may ' tree* Have you liven encouraging fu* rtibiied off Tire mixture form* a i coating that wilt take a good pollali , the employment of foreign labor or when rubbed with a aoft cloth. Axle I have you «top|*ed to conatder the queation Irotn thi« angle. greaae i* al*> excellent for keeping plow bottom« from ruating and may l>e u*ed In a great many inetancea, Urenm for the bright part*. Paint 1« a good trece, grown by white labor, ha« to ru«t preventive l>ut har<l to gel off.—O. compete with cheaper tree« grown by A. C. Bulletin on Care of Farm alien labor. Tbl« it a fact you prob, Machine* ably dl<l not know but next time you are buying tree«, would it not be quite proper to accertalo come fact« Dangers of Draft on thi« point. If you are a good Draft* feel tient alien we are hot and American, believing in American («•rapiring, ju*t when they are moat ideal*, no doubt you will give pre dangerou* and tbe renult i* Neuralgia, ference to the Nursery who employ« American lutlior. Stiff Neck, Sore M ia*l«i or aometimea an attack of Rheumatism. In *uch <aM« apply Sloan'« Liniment. It atimu- In thi« connection, it may intereat you to know that a great many of Iat<** circulation to tiie »ore and painful the men Connected with our com- part. The blood flow* freely and in a pany, have liven engaged In the Nur- ►hurt time the «tiffiie** ami pain leave*. •cry protection for thetmat twenty Thoae «offering from Neuralgia or to twenty-flve vear», ami practically all the tun» with our Company. Neuralgic Headache will And one or two application« of Sloan’« Liniment will When you procure tree* that have give grateful relief. The agonizing pain liven reared umlur the exfivrienred give* way to a tingling «en«ation of care ami knowledge of aucli men, you comfort ami warmth and quiet re«t and are much more «ure of getting the »leep i* poaaible. Good for Neuriti* very tieel and ju*t what you order, lhau if you pun ba«e from a lea* well too. Price 25c. at your Druggiat. conducted or experienced-operated concern. TO TR BUYERS Wdshinq Colored Clothes In warning colored clothing, tbe color* *hould flret I m * net by aoaking in a «trong *alt «olution, aay the O. A. C donieatie «cicnce apecialiata. (lolored clothing «hould not I m * boilod. Boiling water, lye, «oda, »trong «.tap or «tain removing agencie«. except of the mild rat kind, «hould lie avoided. After wa«h- ing, the clothe« «hoiild be hung in the aha<ie and ironed on the wrong «ide if pouible. /^IVIL Service in city govern- tinction between the tax upon our rich layer i* spread while lukewarm in the spray*. Any one of there, say the bottom of a tub. One hundred egg* are ment might be a fine thing, people who live in thia county and our laid in tbe rice. Alternate layer* of two entomologi*teof the Oregon Agricultural College, is efficient against all stages of but is it? It might protect rich people who live abroad. Those inches of rice and of 100 eggs are then aphids, but occasionally it is necra*ary who live in thi* country «pend their in worthy and experienced em come« here, and those who live abroad spread until there are 600 egg* in the to add a small amount of soap to the ployees of the city from the «pend their income* abroad. The tub. After 24 hour* the egg* are taken tobacco npray to secure proper spread- whims of city politics. It is sup present income tax is one percent on all out and the rice reheated. When put jng^JUahtiv*. posed to do this. It seems the incomes. Senator Kenyon would levy a K prerent problem which is pressing for CHERRYVILLE same end might be secured by super tax upon expatriates of from four solution. He came here—-or in this to twenty-five percent, according to tbe •8--------------------------------------- * An ideal Spring Laxative county—last year telling about how selecting broad-minded commis amount of the income. William Wal Winter lingering in the lap of Spring. earneat he was for Rural Credits and sioners and department heads. dorf Astor, who i« «aid to be tbe A good and time tried reme ly i« Dr. I Snow is going once more and it is to But the reverse view has the wealthiest of all American expatriate* be hoped that it will go tor good this how he would strive for the passage of King'« New l.ife Pill». The first do«e this much needl'd legislation. The other will move the Hluggi«b bowel«, Rtimlate preponderance of argument. would, under the Kenyon provision, time. day he was asked what the most im liver and clear the «y«tcm of wa«te Under Civil Service in Portland pay over to the United States govern Some of our local weather prophets portant and neceseary thing to be done tiie an*l blood imptiritiea. You owe it to ment each year $5,000,000. Also the a good many poor policemen are American daughters of millionaire* don’t hold out much hope of any better fot the state now, and he replied, im youraelf to clear tiie «y«tem of body advanced. The examinations are wedded to foreigner* would turn back a weather until after the sun crorara the proving the mouth of tiie Columbia and poison«, accumulated during the winter. a farce. City department em fine pot of gold annually. It is a line March 20th, when the real vernal mentioned oue or two other thing* that Dr. King’« New Life Pill« will do it. were also necessary but Mid nothing 25c. at your Drnggi«t. season begins ployees of all sorts have to take proposition that please« the most of ns. about Rural Credits. Tiie big bankers Lee Updike, who formerly lived here, examinations in reading, writ It would encourage Senator Kenyon in | was in this vicinity last week and say* doubtb-ss tofd him to cut that out. his good work if all white ribboners1 ing, arithmetic, civics, etc., etc. would send him letters approving hi* every mill, lumlier camp, a* well as What few will he left after the big What difference does it make scheme. Who will be the first one to every other industry in the state will war in Europe is over the fool-killer had noon I* in operation. He *ay* the •tetter round up and let them start up a If I FAIL ta CURE «v CANCER «TUMOR I m whether a ditch digger has book write? bulletin board* in Portland are full of new race and see if they can’t raise up Mora it POISONS 4«^ (M « zthclMi it BONE education or not. If he can read Tbe next meeting of Mt. Scott Union people with sufficient brains to do away WithMrt Haifa sr Paia will be held at the home of Mrs. Mc help wanted of every kind. instructions, is husky, honest with king-craft, priest-craft and I Na PAY Until Kinley on Tuesday, March 14, at 2:30 Tiie railroad lawyers for the 8. P. WtltTEN «UtRAMTU militiariam. and industrious that ought to be p. tn. No X Ray or other railroad company in speaking about the «Windle. An Gland The etiain prayers have started up CURED enough. Those are the qualities Centenary M. E Church in Portland O. A. C. Land Grant say* there 1* very plant makeatheenre again The modus operand« is for each Any TIMKM, LIMP or^_ that make him useful. A well ha* liven the headquarter* for tem per little fit for agriculture, being mostly AT SORf on tbe lip, tare^BI Gov. mountainous, rocky and sterile. Why person getting one of these is to wrife or body long 1« educated man would not be use ance workers this week. nine more and rend them on to avoid a CANCER: it never n* untiflaat «tag* ful as a ditcher. He would not Withycombe asserted that it wa* bis in- didn't they s.-ll it then al |2.50 an acre? fearful curse if they neglect and obtain pal 120-PAU BOOM «ent, i tention to see that the prohibition law ( Tliey have had abundant chance to do t HKK. 10,000 tc«ti. ( be satisfied with his job, would 1* enforced to the letter. Mayor Albee so and as their contract with the ing a rich reward if complying. in monlala. »1 i » m _____ _________ be indifferent to his service. The declared that prohibition, “hail proved (jovernment stipulated they should do. *ome stateR these letter* have grown to examination such an employee a financial boon, that former saloon Railroad lawyers are railroad liar*. such immense propositions that the Any LUMPtaWOMAirS BREAST mails have been burdened beyond CANCER Ilf .lOTKrsiiBSi; needs is an inspection of his keepers were making just as much at Hawley got off* a speech lately in Con- measure and the Government had to II One woman Inevery 7dl*-»ofcancer- U J. report their present occupations; that tbe la gr<-s* and the only one of any conse We refuae many who watt loo long A nnat die product and judgment on his boring classes were paying their over quence this aranion, about what his ! intervene. It is only the feebler intel Poor cured at half prlc« if cancar la yet »mail service. The worst part of the due household bills, and that children of grandfather told him of early day* in lect* that are carried away with snch Dr. t Mrs. |r CNAMLEY & CO. fanaticism. Imagine a Lincoln, Frank Portland Civil Service is the tbe poorer classes were receiving more Oregon and reminisences of Indian war lin, Jefferson, Edison or Ford being en difficulty with which an un- 1 consideration.” fare. What ha* that got to do with the gaged in any such project. KINDLY MAIL THIS 9HMM«■ CANCIT. I WILL GIVE $1000 W hen you buy your tree* from the Oregon Nuravry Company, Orenco, Oregon, you have the cccuranoc that yonr tree* have lieen produced by American labor of a high or<h>r, and that every aafe-guard to inanre tneir healthinee*, reliability and «atiafac- Uon to you have been employed. Alway* plant Oregon Nttraery Company« RELIABLE TREEH. OREGON NURSERY COMPANY ORENCO, OREGON Reliable Salramen Wantvil. NOTICE TO CREDITOR« In the Circuit Court oi the Hute of Oregon, for the County of Multnomah, in Probate, Department No. 6. Notice ia hereby given that the under- aigned haa been appointed adminiatra- trix of the eetHte of Erneat Heriihey deceaeed, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Multnomah County, and ha* qualifled. All penone having claim* againat «aid »«late «re hereby notiii«-<l to prvRcnt them projierly veri fied a* by law required to the under* aigned at 314 Spalding Bldg, Portland, Oregon, within «lx month« from tiie dab* hereof. Dattwl and flret publiahed February 10 1010 • * , . „ Emma Heriihey, Adminiatratrix John Van Zante, Attorney. Dally Mdlls Mail» at the Lente |>ORtofllce arrive and depart daily, except Sunday, a« fol low«: Arrive liepart 6:00 A. M. 7:16 A. M. 12:60 P. M. 12210 P. M. 3:80 P. M. 6:30P. M'