The Redmond spokesman., June 21, 1917, Page 6, Image 6

J. F. HOSCH, M. 1).
BHYSIFIAN AND SURGEON
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DR. J. BARR
DENTIST
Johnson Building
Redmond. - Oregon
“Pinkie” Rennolds
Auctioneer
B usiness of all k in d s solicited
and given perso n al a tte n tio n .
NOTHING TOO LARGE FO R
ME TO HANDLE
THE GIST HOTEL
C. L. GIST, Prop.
A FIRST-GLASS HOTEL IN
ALL OF ITS APPOINTMENTS
SISTERS. OREGON
Eyes T ested
E y e g la sse s, S p ectacles and
L en ses in Stock.
Dr. J. F. Hosch
Snow Flake Flour
SNOW FL A K E GRAHAM, th e
old fashionc-d kind, $2.00 per
sack. Sold a t all sto re s an d at
th e m ill.
ALL KINDS OF FEED GRIND­
ING, all the time.
! Eggs
FOR
HATCHING
F rom P u re Bred
. ►
W H IT E WVANIH»TTES
$ 1 .0 0 p er 13; $ 5 p er IOO
«► In c u b a to r and b ro o d er for sale
FR E D A. R IC E
One m ile south of R edm ond
Todd’s
SHOE 8 HARNESS
Repair Shop
G ents’ half soles $1.10 to 1.25
Ladies’ half soles 65 to 7 5 ’.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Opposite City Feed Store.
Do your
Jewelry Shopping
at
Larson & Co
JEWELERS
Bend, Ore
143 Oregon St.,
At the sign of the Big Clock.
qu ires 6 pounds 16K* ounces of steel
Fierce Artillery Duel
and 5 pounds 9 ’4 ounces of brass
t co n tain s from 66 to 70 per cent
On the French Front | ' of th a copper,
or about .1 \ pounds; and
| aro u n d tin shell a sm all copper band |
th at weigs 4 \ ounc>*s. A s ’tell th at
\H » I.E N « E OF IT SUGGEST l*OS- size re q u ire s 1.87 pounds of sp e lte r
Its c o n te n ts consists of 7 p a rts lead
S llll.K INTENT OF G E R M IN S
and 1 part of antim ony. Now. E urope
TO BEGIN V NEW D ltlY K
has o rd e ie d not less th an 25,000,000
’ shells of all kinds. To m ake them
A tita n ic a rtille ry stru g g le Is In will use up 101,000,000 pounds ot
progress on th e g re a te r p art of the , upper. 46.750,000 pounds «if sp e lte r
and 1 73,25o,000 pounds «if lead
French front.
Betw een the A ilette and Moulin
L afiaux and in sections east of t'h e v -
reaux wood and north of R heiins this
fire w as heaviest from th e G erm an
b a tte rie s
A violent b o m b ard m en t of
French [m sltions was directed ther*
late at night
Along th e C ham pagne ,
T he Missouri experim ent sta tio n
front it was m ore of a duel of vio­
lence. guns on both sides ro arin g : lias conducted a series of 10 e x p eri­
m ents in connection witli th e n a tio n ­
unceasingly th ro u g h o u t th e night.
al
egg laying contest, and announces
"T h e G erm ans u n su cessfully a t- ,
tucked a sm all post u e a r Monts T eton tile re su lts as follow s:
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ilroodiness is an in stin ct th a t
and C a rn ille t an d fu rth e r w est, fol­
cau
ses
the hen to rem ain on th e nest .
low ing a bom bardm ent, ’ th e tta te -
m ent continued. "T h e G ertuigi ut- for th e purpose of incubating eggs.
tack w as dispersed and th ro w n back By rem aining on th e nest, th e lack
to the G erm an tre n c h e s from which of exercise, th e loss of a p p e tite , etc.,
cause tile hen to reubsorb the eggs
it s ta rte d ."
which a re in th e process of develop
T he violence of G erm an a rtille rv inent, and use them us food. A lieu
fire su ggests th e possibility th a t Hin- which is broody a n d not incubating
d en burg may be p rep arin g to coun­ eggs is a clear loss. T he i|u ic k e r tile
ter-offensive
m ove a g a in st
the hen is broken from broodiuess and
F rench. D uring th e past th re e dav» th e m ore food you can get h e r to e a t,
th e G erm an fire has been intense. th e q u ick er she will begin laying
T he positions u n d er bom bardm ent again.
2. — If fe rtile eggs a re in cu b ated
a re m ainly those com m anding the
for
2 4 hours, th e n kept cool for
valleys leading up to Laon, ta k e n by
th e F ren ch in th e ir A pril offensive th re e days, th e germ wilt die, and
these dead germ s a re th e points
drive.
w here decom posit ion begins. In fe r­
INVESTIG ATE A LF A L F A D ISE A SE tile eggs do not have these, and th e r e '
fore keep b e tte r th a n fe rtile eggs
Rtl A. B lanchard has been active D on't p erm it broody liens to spoil
in th e in te re st of th e a lfa lfa grow ers fe rtile eggs.
3. Bens w ithout m ales produce
who experienced co n sid erab le w inter
from
3 to 5 per cen t m ore eggs th a n
killing.
T hrough th e a g ric u ltu ra l
college th e services of F re d R. Jones, pens w ith m ales d u e to th e fact th a t
pathologist of th e V. S. d e p a rtm e n t m ales in ju re th e fem ales. T h e re fo re
of a g ric u ltu re a t W ashington D. C., sell all su rp lu s m ales a fte r th e b re e d ­
have been secured to m ake a per­ ing season.
4. M ales tre a d from 30 to 40 fe­
sonal in v estig atio n of th e tro u b le.
m
ales
per day, an d one tre a d may
In th e e a rly p a rt of th e season, the
He is th e c h ap who gives you
county ag en t m ade an extensive in- ; fe rtiliz e from 10 to 15 eggs. So it is cred it when you ure fin an cially broke
possible
for
one
m
ale
to
fertilize
a
vestigation, sending several sam ples
One and c a rrie s your account u n til you
to th e d e p a rtm e n t for ex am ination. ( g re a t m any eggs in one day.
m
ale
left
w
ith
th
e
flock
w
ill
do
m
uch ure able to pay—
T he re p o rts w ere of th e n a tu re of a
He Is th e c h ap w ho gives you
fu ngus disease, which necessitated dam age to th e q u a lity of th e eggs in back your m oney, or niukei; exchange
innoculation tria ls to d e te rm in e the sum m er. Ben v aluable m ales w ith a when you a re not satisfied w ith w hat
tru e role of th e disease. Mr. Jones few fem ales and use th e ir eggs at you have bought —
visited several of th e places w here home.
He is the chap who sta n d s behind
5. T he straw w as rem oved from
th e k illing o c c u rre d and c a re fu lly ex­
his g u a ra n ty and m akes re sto ra tio n
a
n
u
m
b
er
of
wooden
nests
which
re
­
am ined th e p lants. H e sta te s th a t
i of all losses th a t you may su sta in
th e re is q u ite an ab u n d a n c e of py- su lted in 15 tim es as m any broken on th e goods you buy.
cnida of th e fungus, th o u g h it is eggs as when th e straw w as in th e
He is th e chap who m eets you w ith
qu ite likely th a t severe w inters nests. T his caused not only th e loss a h an d sh ak e a t th e door and lets you
w eaken the plants, and th e fungus ■ of eggs but a n u m b er of hens form ed out with the m essage to the kills and
th e egg -eatin g habit. In ad d itio n to
c o n trib u te s larg ely to th e ir d eath .
a real com e-back ngain goodbye —
At p re se n t th e re is little know n of this, th e eggs w ere not as clean as
He is the chap who g re e ts you on
th is form of tro u b le on a lfa lfa . Many w here straw was used in th e nests th e stre e t everyday in the year and
of the m ore com m on fu n g u s diseases No one can afford to let th e nests go ta k e s a neig h b o rly in te re st In your
a re rem edied only by ro ta tio n of the w ith o u t clean straw .
6. H ens fed an unbalanced ratio n fam ily and yo u r a ffa irs
crops.
H ow ever, Mr. Jo n e s sta te s
He is th e c h a p w hose c lerk s and
th a t h e th in k s it will be perfectly produced only o n e -th ird to one-half bookkeepers and o th e r em ployees
as
m
any
eggs
as
hens
fed
a
balanced
safe to re p la n t th e fields back to a l­
ra tio n d u rin g th e sam e tim e. An u n ­ live in your tow n unit spend th e ir
falfa next year.
balanced ratio n w astes from one-half m oney with you and w ith o th e r hom e
to tw o -th ird s of th e feed.
Be su re tow n people—
BEN.L CHURCH FIR ST
He is th e c h ap who pays heavy
th e ra tio n is balanced.
AMERICAN TRAITO R
taxes
to help su p p o rt your tow n
7.
H ens c a n n o t m ake eggs un­
less they have litne to m ake the schools and build your stre e ts, ami
B enjam in C hurch, a g ra d u a te of
shells. F eed and w a te r usually con­ m ain ta in your fire d e p a rtm e n ts and
H a rv a rd and a m em ber of a d istin ­
tain only enough lim e to Hliell one lig h tin g end w ater service -
guished New E n g lan d fam ily, was
He is th e chap who helps support
egg for each ten eggs th e food would
th e first A m erican tra ito r. C hurch
your
cities, c h u rch es and hospitals
produce. T he n u m b e r of eggs p ro ­
was e m in e n t as a surgeon and as a
and
c
h a rity o rg a n iz a tio n s ami your
duced from high priced feed should
w rite r of verse in th e y ears preceding
not be lim ited because of a lack of lodges and com m ercial clubs, and
: i th e rev o lution. At one tim e he was lime.
K eep cru sh ed lim e rock or who ta lk s of your tow n, am i boosts
a m em ber of th e M assachusetts pro­
town every day In the year.
♦ vincial congress and becam e a m em ­ oy ster shell before th e hens a t all fo r lie your
is the chap who visits you when
tim es. Supply h a rd , sh a rp g rit also.
ber of th e fam ous B oston com m ittee
you a re sick, sen d s flow ers to your
8. A pen of hens which had w ater
of safety.
before them a t all tim es w ere given fam ily w hen you die, ami follows
T he c o m m itte e ’s plans w ere con­
w ater only once each day, which re ­ yo u r body out am ong th e tre e s ami
sta n tly revealed to G eneral Gage,
tom bs, as fa r as hum an feet may
duced th e egg yield one-half. W ater
g o vernor of th e province, b u t the
tre a d with th e dead —
is c h eap er th an feed, b u t w orth ju st
> source of the leak was not discovered
He is th e H om e M erchant yout
a s m uch to th e hen to m ak e eggs.
u n til a fte r th e R evolution was fairly
n
e
ig
h b o r your friend your helper
Brovide large w a te r vessels and keep
un d er way. At th e tim e of th e actu al
in tim e of n e e d —
them well filled.
b reak betw een th e colonies and E n g ­
Dont you th in k you o u g h t to tra d e
9. "T h e sam e sun which h a rd en s
land, C hurch was assigned to an Im­
w
ith
him , ami be his friend and help­
clay will m elt w ax.” T he sam e sun
p o rta n t colonial h o spital.
In S ep t­
e r in his tim e of need?
which is so beneficial in the p o u ltry
em ber, 1775, a le tte r from C hurch
D on't you know th a t every d o llar
yard m ay do g re a t in ju ry if it is too
to a B ritish officer, co n tain in g secrets
you send o u t of your town for m er­
strong.
B e tte r re su lts a re alw ays
of th e colonist arm y, was in tercepted.
ch a n d ise
Is se n t to stra n g e rs to
I secured d u rin g su m m er w here plen ty ,
C hurch had in tru ste d th e le tte r,
men who have never spent a do llar
of shade is supplied. If th e re a re no
in your tow n?
w ritte n In code, to a w om an, to be
i tre e s in th e p o u ltry yard, build a
conveyed to one of G eneral G age's
You w ont save m uch, fre q u e n tly
shed of som e kind for Hhade.
staff officers. T he w om an confessed
n o thing, when you send your m oney
10. T he little red m ite which Is
her sh a re in th e tre a so n a b le move
o u t of tow n, and d o n ’t you know
gray unless filled w ith blood, sucks
and im plicated C hurch.
th a t th e grow th and pro sp erity of
th e h e n ’s blood d u rin g th e n ig h t arid
T he tr a ito r was ta k e n befo re a
yo u r town depends upon the success
stays in cra c k s an d crevices about
council presided over by W ashington
and pro sp erity of the hom o m erchant
i roosts, nests, etc., d u rin g the day
and he th e re p ra c tic a lly a d m itte d
and out-of-tow n people Judge our
Hens annoyed at n ig h t by m ites are
hiB g uilt.
C ongress, ac tin g on the
city by th e a p p e a ra n ce of o u r sto res
not profitable.
Spray roosts once
and th e degree of e n te rp rise show n
suggestion of th e tria l council, o rd e r­
each week w ith one p a rt c ru d e car- j
ed C hurch kept in close confinem ent
by o u r m erch an ts, and o u r home
bolic acid and tw o p a rts coal oil.
in th e C am bridge jail " w ith o u t th e
m e rc h a n ts c a n n o t succeed unless
hom o folks give them loyal support.
use of pen o r paper, and th a t no per­
H on at Home.
son be allow ed to convqyse w ith him
T he above Is from a publication
•‘n o w can you tell th a t the conductor
Issued m onthly by a P o rtla n d firm
except In the presence and h e a rin g of
Is the boss in bis bouse?” asked the re­
and Is full of a c tu a l tr u th s and a p ­
colonial officers, u n til f u r th e r o rd ers c ru it
from th is o r a fu tu re c o n g ress.”
“Simple,” boasted the great detec­ plies to the hom e m e rc h a n t In every
C h u rc h ’s h e a lth failed rap id ly and tive. "T h a t woman asked him where lo c a lity , as well as alm ost every
he was p e rm itte d to u n d erg o b an ish ­ she got off, and he said, ‘I'll tell you o th e r business re p re se n te d in your
m ent to th e W est Indies. He sailed where you get off.’ ’’—Buffalo Expresa. tow n.
in a m erch an t vessel in May, 1776,
I
RRITISII R E C A IT IR K BOSTS
Desperation.
and n e ith e r th e vessel nor C hurch
“Is
dis
high
cost
of
livin’
w
orryln’
was ever h e a rJ of again.
you?” asked M eandering Mike.
B ritish troops on th e A rras fro n t
“ It's drlvln’ me desperate," replied drove forw ard re c a p tu rin g from the
METALS AND MUNITIONS
Plodding Bete. “ I'm alm ost tem pted G erm ans the advanced posts eaaf o '
to go to w ork.” —W ashington Star.
M onchy which had been lost on Mon­
Some re m a rk a b le facts a b o u t the
day, th e w ar office reported.
m etal re q u ire d to fill th e o rd e rs for
Nothing Lost.
T hese posts a re In the sector of I
sh arpnel and
o th e r
sh ells
th a t
“1 hear she doesn't like me with a
In fa n try Hill, which th e G erm ans j
E urope has placed in th e
U nited m ustache.”
trie d In vain to ta k e d u rin g .their
S tates w ere given ;’e“e..Uy by ‘be
“Going to shave it off, I s’pose?”
“Oh, no! She never liked me.”—K an­ fu rio u s a ssa u lts last. Sunday n ight
M ining and E n g in e e rin g W orld. A
am i M onday m orning.
B ritish 3.3-Inch sh ra p n e l shell re- sas City Jo u rn u l
Redmond Feed & Mill Co.
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TH UR SDA Y , JI NK 21. 1 M 17
THE REDMOND SPOKESMAN
PAGE SIX
Summary of Experiments
In Egg Laying Contest
Home Merchants Should
Be Given the Preference
CHAUTAUQUA
BRINGS
TUESDAY, JULY 3
H on. Geo. A. C arlson
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MONDAY. JULY 2
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WEDNESDAY. JULY I
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SATURDAY. JULY 7
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Joseph Lo Zito. Director
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