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The Redmond Spokesm an:
Published Every Thursday at Redmond. Oregon
Bv the REDMOND SPOKESMAN PI HI.ISH1NG COMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION RATES—Strictly in Advance:
One v e a r .............................. $1.50 Three m on th s......................$ .50
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Six m o n th s................................SO Single copies
K n lr m l as second class m atter July 14. IS 10, at the postadle«
R edm ond. O regon, under the act o f March 3. 1S79.
SEASHORE
> U'ATIONS
Ice
Cold
S
O
D
A
Beach
Clatsop
Rest For Fun and Rest
at
The tang of stilt air and exhiler.itin« breezes, th. muí '«d
warm salt water bathing will gite a new zest I«» h; «'.
Hotel. Pottage and tam p Accommodations.
Marin Sea
Water Natatorium at Seaside and t.earhait.
A delightful trip along the beautiful Columbia K*"'1 •'>
limited traina currying obaervation parlor cars and c v 10,1
able cttaches.
to m ilking, the valattle silage odors
will have been throw n pit beiore the
next m ilking hour. Silage la usually
fed tw ice a day
Seashttre Special. 0 Every Morning, and Saturday Special.
Calves may be fed atlage as soon
2 p. m.. from Portland to Clatsop Reach Kesorta.
as they are old enwtigh to eat It. It
Is perhaps o f greater Importams» that
Military Kiwwwipmewl and
the silage be free from m old or d e­
Round Trip Tickets
Big
Gun
ITvnllce.
I «• r I
cay when given to calves than when
From All Oregon Trunk
Silage is the main reliance o f the given to m ature stock
Thev may
Sirven», June l ’J -2 1 «»«..ria
dairy farm ers in many sections for p , a tr,.n all the silage they w ill eat
Stations Sold Daily.
Regalia ami M.*i>rl««*t Ila*«-*
cow feed, since It hat beer, found to up c |,.an at , n tim e«
Yearling ••
July J-4
Limit Oct. :il.
be particularly well adapted as feed ra)ves w ill consum e about on e-h a lf *
In this connection, is the statem ent as much a, m ature stock ; that la.
Tickets and details furnished by agents
contained In Farm ers' Bulletin STS. from 15 to *0 or m ore pounds a
sent out by the l uited States Depart- day
w h en supplem ented with som e
ment o f Agriculture.
good legum in ous hay. little. If any.
W h ile silage Is an excellent feed g ratn w ill be required to keep the
fo r dairy stock, it should be com - (-a )Ves in a th rifty, grow in g condl-
bined with som e oth er legum inous^ tion
feed, such as clover, cowpeas. or al-
o n e o f the most trying seasons
falfa. ow ing to its insufficient pro- o f Ihf, y ia r for , he <ja lrv o o v ta the
du ctive quality.
latter part o f sum m er and early fall.
H. HAI KOI, Vgcnt, Redmond. Orr.
The legum inous material w ill tend
this season the pastures are often
to correct the
deficiencies o f the ghort o r dried up. and In auch rases
an area o f more than 400 square
silage In dry m atter, protein, and R j„ a com m on m istake o f dairym en
miles, and a population of over
m ineral constituents. A ration o f lo |et ,h elr cow s drop off In ttow o f
silage and. say. a lfa lfa hay alone Is m i|k through lack o f feed
l-ater
1 , 100 . and
satisfactory, how ever, only for cow s they And It Im possible to restore the
Whereas, ( ’ rook county will have
w hich are dry or giving only a sm all milk flow, no m atter how the cow s
In the territory
remaining
after
am ount o f milk and for h eifers and are fed
G ood dairy practice de-
Jefferson county Is cut off an area of
bulH.
Cow s In fu ll milk
require mands that the milk flow be main-
over 400 square miles, and a popu­
som e concentrated feed in addition talned at a high level all the time
lation of over 1 . 200 . and property
to hay and silage, as they cannot from parturition to drying off.
It
of an •wnueit valuation of more
consum e enough o f these feeds to becom es necessary, th erefore, to sup TH K » t lK B lT I t lV ' O I' J R m i R W l X lhan y ; o o o ......
keep up a large flow o f milk and piy H m , fe*,| to take the plu.e o f
,,,,
X_ KK|,
VI IK K H .tlN R im K s l l l v k l
m aintain body w eight.
the grass.
T h e easiest way to do
The am ount o f silage to feed a this is by m eans o f silage
Silage
Severe»! slue k Sture hatm al Iwt.kr
cow w ill depend upon the capacity j* cheaper and decidedly m ore con
KrR al Fairhank»
o f the anim al to consum e feed. She venlent to use thsn soilin g crops.
should be fed as much as she w ill
The am ounts to feed w ill depend
,,r ,h * « ou n ly 1« IJalwg
clean up w ithout waste when con- upon the con dition o f the pasture.
Fairbanks. Alaska. May Î9
The
I p to WOrk fo r Ih r F ro­
sunied along with her hay and grain varying all the way from 10 pou nd s;
aeverest earthquake alnre that of
|M
N rt l>ivt»lon
Raise or low er the am ount until the to a full w inter feed o f 40 pounds
June 1. 1911. when the sleeping voi
proper quantity is ascertained Gen- |t should be rem em bered In this con-
ratio Katmal broke Ita bonds and
erally speaking, a good cow should nee tion that silage contain s a low
scattered ashes over half the srea of
be fed just short o f the lim it o f her percentage o f protein, so that the
{ the world, waa felt here at 4 0 ]
appetite.
If she refuses any o f her greater the am ount o f silage fed the
The petitions are being rirrulated o'clock this morning. a> •« »mpantnt
feed it should be reduced at on ce
greater must be the am ount o f pro- „ k i n g for the form ation o f Jefferson by a rumbling
o f the r .r tl.
The sm all breeds w ill eat 23 or 30 ,e|n In the supplem entary feeds to county out o f territory In the north
The
shock today » „
the fifth In
pounds per day; the large breeds 40 properly balance the ration
end o f C rook county
The petition 4» hours
o r m ore: and the m edium -sized ones
la as fo llow s:
■■
w ill eat am ounts varying between.
AM.
C A\
IK K IG A T K
T o the H onorable County Court o f
Reports made at the meeting of
Ironclad direction s
fo r feedin g
C rook County, O regon
th « State Grange showed that In
cow s cannot be given.
In general.
| W
hereas. . W
It appears
expedl many parts o f the state young women
He w ho shall d e v li„ _ cheap.
____
________
______ to be
_____
h ow ever, they should be supplied
dependable
pow er shall ent and desirable to
form a new were thrown out o f employment by
fhe roughage they w ill clean j,ave access to the purses and the county, to be known „
J e f f e r s o n t h e operation of the minimum wage
up with grain In proportion to but- plaudits o f the m u ltitu de”
T h us county, out o f that portion o f Crook and eight-hour law
ter fat produced. The hay w ill or- w rote a man having In view the m il- runty lying north o f a line beginning
The Susanvilie mining claim s In
dinarily range between 5 and 12 llons o o f f acrp,
acres o o f f , the w orld 's most at the southeast corn er o f tow nship the Greenhurn
district o f Grant
pounds per cow per day when fed in fer||,e lan<1, ready to bloom with II south, range 19 east, W illam ette county are making a good showing
conn ection with silage. F or Hol- production
when
irrigated.
The Meridian, and running th en -e In n as produrers
steins. 1 pound o f concentrates fo r
W ater M otor and Pump is the w esterly direction along the town
President aproule of the H p
each 4 pounds o f milk produced will anawer> an<j tj,e Utility M anufactur- ship lines to the northw est corner Com pany, said there must be a
prove about right.
F or Jerseys, one
¡n({ Com pany Is the author. o f section 4.
tow nship
12 south, change In public sentiment before
pound for each ., pounds c
milk
O nce this m otor and pum o Is In- range 16 east. W illam ette M eridian, railroad construction will l„
, u,d
or less will com e nearer m eeting the B, a n ed you arB a*Bure<j Df a steady thence In a southerly direction along the factories snd mills can operate
requirem ents.
The grain tor other
dow
w aler a„ |arap „ you p|an to the section lines to the southwest and em ploy labor
breeds w ill vary between these" two use, 24 hours a day. lifted to any corn er o f section
33, tow nship 12
The Pacific Northwest sent out
a ccord in g to the qu ality
o f milk height necessary to cov er your tract south, range
16 east. W illam ette
11,06*.636 fruit shipments in 191.1
produced.
A good rule is to feed
when distributed.
M eridian; thence In a w esterly dlrec-
The Catholic cathedral to be erect-
seven tim es as much grain as there
The U tility W ater M otor can be In- tion along the tow nship lines to the ed In Hast Portland will cost
is butter fat produced.
stalled In any running stream o r southwest corn er o f tow nship 1 2 j building and grounds 1 1.000.ooo
The follow in g
rations
w ill be
ditch, and furnishes a uniform , con - south, range
15 east. W illam ette > The Knights of Columbus will erect
found g ood :
tlnuous and dependable pow er. This M eridian; thence In a southerly d l-j a club building to rost } lo o ,o o o
SILAGE AN EXCELLENT
FEED FOR DAIRY CATTLE
CENTRAL
OREGON
LINE
PETITIONS ARE OUT
F or a 1,300-pound
cow yielding
40 pounds o f milk testing
3.5
per
cen t:
Silage ............................................. 40 Tbs.
C lover, cow pea or a lfa lfa h ay. 10 lbs.
Grain
m ixture .........................10 fbs.
F o r the same cow yieldin g 20
pounds o f 3.5 p e r c e n t m ilk ;
Silage ............................................. 40 lbs.
C lover, cow pea or a lfa lfa h ay. 5 lbs.
G rain m ixture ........................... 5 lbs.
pow er can be used for any purpose- rectlon along
the tow nship lines to
M li Hammlll o f Albany Is plan
desired
the southw est corn er o f tow nship
12 nlng a 100-room hotel at lUndoti
The pow er o f the m otor Is lim ited south, range 15 east. W illam ette j
A $5 2.ooo armory la being planned
on ly by the head o f water used, and M eridian; thence In a w esterly d lrec-j for Kugene
from six inches to tw o feet Is all the tion along the tow nship llnev snd s
Nineteen counties In Oregon will
head that Is ever required In any continu ation th ereof to the western lose $460,3911 taxes this
y,-.ir l<y
ordin ary proposition.
These pumps boundary o f C rook county. O regon, suits attacking the o t, C land
and m otors w ill be sold under a and,
grant.
Litigation has already rost
positive guarantee to lift so many
W hereas, the proposed Jefferson the state nearly as much and the
gallons o f water per m inute to the cou n ty has property o f an assessed lands are withdrawn from settle
value o f m ore than $ 2 . 000,000 and meut
height required and agreed upon.
See Kdward E rickson for booklet
F or a 900-pound cow yielding 30
on "T h e Utility W ater M otor and
pounds o f 5 per cent m ilk ;
Silage .............................................. 30 lbs. P u m p."
Clover, cow pea o r a lfa lfa h ay. 10 lbs.
K M 01(1» IS It l i t Ht TFI»
Grain m ixture ............................ 11 lbs.
F or the same cow yieldin g 15
F lo r e n c e W om a n Say* S cru b H en
pounds o f 5 per cent m ilk:
A ls o l a y s D nu rm iiu« F gg*
Silage .............................................. 30 lbs.
Clover, cow pea or a lfa lfa h ay. * lbs.
1
Grain m ixture ........................... 5 lbs
Florence, O regon
A hen reported
A g ood grain m ixture to be used *° hav* b,‘ at,*n th* w or,d a rw,° rd aa
In a ration which Includes silage and an *** prod,,rer '* » * " « 1 by Mrs.
som e sort o f legum inous hay is com F r ,n k Fox o f
Mr«. Fox
posed o f:
* ot her on J u lr *• ,9 1 J > and •,nc®
Corn ch op .................
. . . 4 parts that tim e says she has laid 305
About tw ice a week these are
W heat bran ................................S parts
U n seed meal or cottonseed
dou ble-yolked. One o f these dou ble-
„ ,^ 1
j part yolked eggs laid last week Is said to
,
..
.
, . . measure 6 H by 7 % Inches. The hen
In case the hay used Is not o f this . . _
,
.
,
. . .
, ..
.
.
Is bu ff-colored, o f com m on stock,
kind, som e o f the corn chop may be
... „ . __
.
replaced by linseed or cottonseed W' th *
C° m b
meal
In many Instance, brew ers'
W e want „ pry fam||y lf) town on
dried grains o r crushed oats may be our subscription list,
profitably substituted fo r the bran,
and often tim es gluten products can
be used to advantage In place o f |
bran o r oil meals.
Alco Apartments
Union Ave. and E. Couch St.
The tim e to f«?ed silage Is directly
Portland, Ore.
a fter m ilkin g o r
at
least several
hours b efore m ilkin g. If fed Im-
New and modem (2) room
m ediately b efore m ilkin g the silage furnished housekeeping apart-
o d o r . m ay p a s. through the co w 's m e n U w jth p r iv a t e h a th ( w a |k _
body Into the milk.
Besides, the .
..
„ ,
„ ..
milk may receive som e ta in t, d irectly
d ,B U n c e * «
« * 6 0 per day
from the stable air.
On the oth er ‘ o r transient rates,
hand, if feedin g Is done subsequent
JUNE TIME
ROSE TIME
GOOD TIME
PORTLAND
OREGON-WASHINGTON RAILROAD A NAVIGATION < O
W ill »ell R ound Trip T icket« at greatly
reduced fare* for the Klghth Annual
ROSE FESTIVAL
PORTLAND, JUNE 9-12
On Hale daily, June 7-11.
Final return limit, June 15.
Th«* Ketlmond Pharmacy has put in the J, ||un
gerford Smith lm«* «»f Syrup* ami (’ruined
Fruit* the 1***1 manufacture«! which ftVM
our S*la* a iliatlnctlv* last«* that i ,
Com* in an«l try **»me «»f these new flavor*.
I IIKIK U K CREAM IS DELICIOUS
YOP
WILL BE SATISFIED WITH IT.
REDMOND PH ARMACI
Mothers Say That
Snowflake Flout
Is the BEST on the Market
mit
s a it :
it a
am .
<. Km'Kits
A. G. ALUNGHA1
Wines and Liquors
Imported and
Domestic ('¡gars
Nothirn: hut the BEST ia aenrrd at our ptm
Kcflmorul.
Oregon
Redmond Cafe
Formerly Young’* (¡rill.
UNDER
N EW
M ANAHEMKN I
COME AND TRY OUR MEALS AND YOU
WILL BE SATISFIED.
BEST
MEAL
IN
TIIE LARGEST AND
REDMOND
FOR
THE
MONEY,
L. ( . Stephen* and Guy Steven*. Proprietor*.
Anderson Bros.’ Saw ^
MANUFACTURERS OF ROUGH AND DRESSED
PINE LUMBER. OUR MILL IS TIIE NEAREST
POINT THAT YOU CAN GET HIGH-GRADE
LUMBER,
o u r p r ic e s
ARE RIGHT.
* 'i Mile* Southwe*t of Idildliiw.