The Stayton mail., February 06, 1913, Page PAGE TWO, Image 8

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S p ortm a n F a v o re d A b o v e O th ers
b y W e s t’s N atural A d v a n ta g e s
The world is sisgiag the gloria# of
western Cai 0*1 SU tea from a »canif
stand point, o lito ti ui aaakiag entrance
in fiato an the seal
future development along industrial
and manufacturing tinea; railroad» are
vying with eae aaother for possession
of the most favored passageways across
the giant mountains; individuals aro
seeking homes in the new country with
a* promising a future. But it to left
te the out af'Axir mam the sportomaa
with rad blood walling up in hia veins,
the naturalist in quest o f new species,
to reap the full bauadta from the groat
splendor and diversity of the Creator's
provisions for solid enjoyment that are
tumbled together in the mountains, the
Jewish Might
Felt Abroad?
M ystery Is Connected
W ith
Journey of B eaker to
Lend o f C sar
There seems no limit to the climb from growing grain. Frequently comas th e ,
valley to mountaintop. For when you storv of the inroads of bruin upon
The recent departure o f Levy Mayer,
have scaled the first, before you looms berry patch or supply house, while
another, reac hing still tarthsr up into quail and pheasant# are oommea sights I wealthy Jewish banker of ( hieago, os
| a secret financial mission to Russia
the blue. And from this vautage point along the country roads.
or the nest you look out upon a seem­
Trails lead the huntsman wherever i
r*r4Yed th, qu„ t4oa 0f Kussian at
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ingly boundless expanse o f green for­ he wishes to go. For the forest f t i i
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tituds toward the Jswa sad has given
est, now stretching for mi We on a pertinent has covered tho mountains
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level and now reaching out in long un­ with a network of paths to net both ns riae to much speculation as to tha real
I. So import of tfeo mission. Whether It hsa
dulations to meet some inland lake. firebreaks and |wssages for p
And in tliis limitless expanse of fagoet j oomploto a system of traila in
to da with tha general well-being e f
lice the seeset ef its great claim as the toiinto h> the department that» daaplta hie Kuasian couatrymaa or la
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huntsman's paradise. For the country the expanse of country, it it almost im-
troubUa *rUl“ « trom
is so big ae to eat! forth hia utmost possible to gat ¡oat. Banger.' cabins w" h ,ba
skill and cunning. Here he meets the are stationed here and there along the Balkan difficulties is a matter o f aoa-
creatures of the wild on an equal foot­ wny and signboards are placed to point .lecture,
ing, his running against theirs. No un­ out the way. As the trail ascends it
l a no other country where the Jew#
fair advantage can be taken, for but a narrows, due to the infrequency o f use. „ „ nuaaanans has tha treatment of
them been fraught with so much cruelty
and inhumanity. More intelligont than
the average Kussian but lsaa strong
physically, they have been beaten,
robbed, ravished, massacred and driven
from the rural districts into closely
crowded cities and towns where the
, means of sustenance are so meager that
for many of them the starvation Una
is at hand all the time. Disease, vie«,
hunger and squalor make than cities
the curse of Russia, but the govern­
ment does nothing to remedy the condi-
i tions, for the mistaken notion prevails
that the integrity of the nation is
threatened in the growing Jewish pop
I illation. Much as Russia respects the
military genius of the Jap, the menaeo
of the Jewish cradle is feared far
more. That is why the May laws of
1*82, restricting Jewish settlement to
the cities and towns, were enforced in
I 1*90.
W hite-Egg American Fowl
Prove Prise W inners in Production end A re Boon
to M erket Cert er ers
Of interest to poultry raleen and
breeders la tbs announcement of Mr.
Albert Angell, Jr., that he he* orig­
inated and perfected a hen wbieh he
has named the *' White- Egg A m n in s
Fowl,” nini whieb, he states, will fill
e long felt want in tha poultry mar­
ket. The fowl, as ths name implies,
lays a large white egg and a great
ninny o f them. But in addition to sup-
plying the egg of desired color, the
based is large atid a splendid market
fowl. Mr. Angell doee not relate how
he secured the new variety, which is
white, but la very enthnsiastie over bis
turres» Th» kea combines the market
qualities of the Plym outh Rock w ith
the egg lay lag propensities at the 1-eg
horn
I t is, aosesdiiig to its origine
te r, stric tly a u tility tord, though It
will street the aya at th e fsa c ia r as
well. In speaking of th e m ark etab le
value of the new breed, Mr. A ngeli
says: " T h e cockerel», w hea m ark eted ,
bring the highest m srk e t price. When
cngeiiieed th -so see karate weigh ten
poiwds ia sig iti months. By reason of
their bright, orange-eolored leg* sad
skin and very pluiup bodies th ey com
insad the h ifh e e t p r ic e s ."
Soda Crackers are e x ­
tr e m e ly sen sitive to
moisture.
B efo re the advent of
Uneeda Biscuit the only
ersons who ever tasted
r, resh, crisp soda crackers
were the people in the
bakeries.
N o w t h a t we h a v e
Uneeda Biscuit—we have
p erfectly baked s oda
crackers—perfectly kept.
N o moisture can reach
them— no contaminating
in flu en ces can ef f ect
their flavor— their good­
ness is imprisoned only
to be liberated by you,
for you, when you open
the package. Five cents.
So fearful ie Russia at the influence
of the Jews that she has repeatedly re­
fused admittance to prominent Ameri­
can Jews who wished to travel there.
streams and the woods o f the great few moments will carry the quarry far save where the lure of perspective calls In
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mnowej t4l„ abrogation of
mountain section
beyond his reach.
tourists to the snow line.
her conlIIiereia| treaty of 1832 with this
Choose what you will, whether a walk
Yet game is noundnnt. On every
Kquallv inviting is the call of the country rather than alter her policy
through virgin solitude, a tramp to the hand are the midnight lairs o f the deer, brook. Rainbow and cutthroat trout toward the Jews. She makes no dla
summit of snow-clad peak, a fishing and hoof marks show clearly the direc abound and challenge the skill of the tioction as to wealth, to great ie her
trip up one of the thousand rushing tion taken. Fn this great expanse of angler. Far up the s|teckled beauty fear that assistance or enlightenment
mountain streams or a hunt in the country, even coming down to the very sports and leaps with the freedom born will come to thoee within her bordsra
wilds where bear and panther alone limits o f the towns and cities, scarcely of long years without molestation. A Yet she is always ready and willing
hold »way, and the joy of any or all is a square mile but has its feeding few hours of tramping and wading and to use the Jew 's money,
yours for the asking. Or seek for a ground or rendezvous.
From many the basket is full. These are the al
Should serious difficulties ariee out
dip in the surf, a camp by the side of counties come complaints annually that lurements of the great mountain see­ of the Balkan dispute Russia would
the mirror lake, a trip underground I deer from the mountains are eating the tion.
find herself unprepared financially to
through marble caves or an auto ride -
hold her own beside Austria and Ger
through fertile valleys. All these are
many. Many timea in the past money
at your command in the great country
"Che Reward o f a (food Shot
has been furnished the government by
of the Pacific Northwest. It makes no
Jewish bankers to defray the exponaea
difference from where you start or in
mm
of campaigns, end there seems consid­
what direction, but few spots in Wash j
erable reason to believe that the pres­
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ington. Idaho or Oregon bnt have their
ent mission of Mr. Mayer may be vi­
own distinctive attractions for the out-
tally connected with thia matter. In
of-door man. Nestled in the eove be­
order to avoid the strict passport regu­
tween protecting hills lies the lake you
lations arrangements were completed
want; far up near the source o f yon
for a meeting in Paris with Curtis
mountain stream is the solitude where
Guild, American ambassador, and n sub­
bruin lords it over the lesser creatures
sequent jonrney across the border as a
at the forest; up, up, beyond the limit
member of the diplomat’s party. This
o f the boldest tree the snow line dares
gives additional importance to tho mis­
you to scale the iee field farther up.
sion when it is remembered that such
Enticing, invigorating atmosphere, icy
prominent American Jews as Julius Ro-
water and perfume laden woods chal­
senwsld and Nelson Morris of Chicago
lenge the sportsman to communion with
failed of admittance a few years ago.
nature that builds anew the tissues
Should the Jews in a crucial moment
broken down by weeks of toil in the
see fit to withhold financial aid from
stifling city.
Russia that country would find herself
One who has not traversed the ex- ,
It is music to Johnny’s ears if he starts the day with
in serious difficulties. Yet in spite of
panse of wooded mountains in this see- \
this she has made no pretenses at recti
a warm, nourishing breakfast o f SHREDDED W HEAT
tion has no conception of its extent, i
fying abuses within her border*. The
Jewish population of the world ia in
— and it’s so easy to get him o ff to school without fuss or
auction.'
creasing rapidly. They are very aue
'“ A good stiff breeze? W h at use cessful in a business way and are gath
worry because it’s ready-cooked and has in it everything
will th at be?’ asked the auctioneer.
ering power financially with remark
‘You m ust be green, young fel- able rapidity. Confident that their
he needs for study or play. I t ’s the whole wheat, cooked,
low,' said the farm er. 'D o n 't you race will some day regain the position
Indians and Mexicans Fight in Colorado and Treacherous
know th a t when grain's w aving in it held 2000 years ago, they are quietly
shredded and baked to a crisp, golden brown.
i the breeze it alw ays seem s to look arcumulating strength, though seat
Redskins Openly Defy Law
| a lot th ick er—you see the same heads tered over the entire world, and where
tw o and th ree tim es over.’ ”—Coun­ given the ballot will some day make
Down in Colorado a few weeks ago i form o f slight opposition such as this,
try G entlem an.
their influence felt. In faet, it ie free­
Simply heat the biscuits in the oven a few moments
a couple of Ute Indians pitched their
With the steady advance of eiviliza-
ly predicted that some day there will
camp in the vicinity of some Mexican tion across the continent the Indian
be a great movement toward a common
to restore crispness, then pour hot milk over them, add­
sheep herderB. The Mexicans ordered has gradually become less resistant to
center and the Jewish nation will onee
them to leave, and when they resisted its bondage, first adopting the white
more assume its integrity. Peaceable
ing a little cream, and salt or sweeten to suit the taste.
the order a fight ensued. One of the
man'» garb
and gradually hia customs
and opposed to warfare, they will use
Indians was killed and a Mexican was ' until today he presents very little of
A muscle-making, brain-building food for children and
the weapons of business to accomplish
wounded. Big Rabbit, the surviving the savage of old. Averse to labor, he
their
end,
which
might
coma
out
o
f
so
that
can
make
the
following
Indian, carried his companion back to yet yields to the pressure of its ne­
grown-ups, for athletes and invalids, for outdoor men
opportunity of withholding financial
statement:
his tribe, and the story aroused all cessity in his new relation to life and
their warlike instincts.
When they only occasionally, as in this instance.; atorn, AKTieuiturili Experiment Sta- aid from such a power as Russia. To
and indoor men, for workers with hand or brain.
see her greatest enemy defeated for
learned that the sheriff would come
rev*al" the ° M warlike 'nien that t0T
tion, Storrs. Conn.,
Aug. ♦, 1911.
lack
of
funds
would
be
indeed
a
great
and take Big Rabbit away to answer j merly brought terror to his enemy.
victory.
the charge of shooting the Mexican fif-
Such is the rule of nature. The sur To whom concerned:
In the light of past events it is not
ty of them gathered about their tribes vival of the fittest has nowhere been
In the course of our White Diarrhoea
The Only Breakfast Cereal
man and hurried with him into the | so demonstrated as in the extermina- investigation during the past season, surprising then that prominent Jewish
mountains. Armed with repeating ri- tion o f the North American Indian as we have used a large number of eggs bankers should be called upon to as­
Made in Biacuit Form
flea and with an abundance o f ammu a race. Intermarriage with the whites , rom the nook of s c m i t e r „ horng sist an embarrassed government. It ia
no more surprising that the Jews
nition they defied the posse that came has so far blotted out his identity that
owned by Mr. A. M. Pollard. We were should welcome the opportunity, for
to get them and refused to enter into the number of pure blood Indian mar
negotiations with Indian Agent Spear riages is less than a hundred a year, unable to discover, either by bacterio­ they are looking far into the future.
Made only by
for the surrender o f the accused In- The Indian is being absorbed by the logical examination or practical test, Intelligent, quick, loyal to racial tra­
dian. To the Indians there was bnt | white, and another decade will be inf- any evidence o f bacillary white diar­ ditions, they are a unit in promoting
the welfare of their race. One day
one side to the question. They did ficient to make his name only a mem rhoea infection.
they will cease to be looked upon as a
sot appreciate that phase of American ory. It is rather a sad atoif and one
LEO F. RBTTQEB,
NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y
money-grasping people and will receive
law that makes Big Rabbit answerable fraught with much cruelty and in.jus
Bacteriologist, Sheffield Scientific
the respect for their industry that is
for his crime, while the surviving Mex | tice. Yet the Indian is no doubt bet
School, Yale University.
their due.
■cans are responsible for the killing of ter o ff as ke is than as be was. The
F. H. STONE BURN,
his tribesman. So they declared they vounger generations think so at least,
Professor of Poultry Husbandry,
would fight the posse to the death for they take well to education and
Connecticut Agriculture College
rather than surrender Big Rabbit.
modern methods of industrial work
All stock have free range on S9
Yet the actual trouble is more deeply' Occasionally the oM warlike instinets
seated than the recent shooting affray. will arise, but the resistance will be acres W# are booking orders now for
For some time friction has been en­ feeble and in s decade will cease en 1913.
gendered between the Utes and whites tirely.
Run your farm on a business basis and it will pay big
Mr. E. J. Novak, First National Rank Bldg., Chieago
EOOS 88.00 per 15—f i t per 100.
dividends.
because o f frequent gibee and tannts
who operates a farm in the South, wrote me on August
Let
me
help
you
to
weed
out
unprofitable
crops
and
hurled back and forth. The warlike ac­
19th, 1912: “ Home time ago I purchased one of your Farm
venturea— to so plan your work as to make your farm e r ’s Simplex Records and consider that the beat invest
tion o f the fifty Utes is merely the
Not an IU Wind.
more
profitable.
ment I have ever inado. I don’t see how anybody can
culmination of a long series of real or
A propos o f the b um per crop of
I have perfected an easy-to-keep Record Book which get along without it .”
fancied abuses.
.
will show you at a glance—
1912, S ecretary W ilson, of the D e­
As an owner of my 8implex Record, you may write to
This uprising of the Utes is similar p artm en t o f
/
What your profits are on live stock and individual
A griculture, said in
me as often as you wish about the Keeping Track o f Tonr
to others thst hare occurred from time W ashington:
crop*------ the cost o f labor and miscellaneou* expenses—
which cost is too great for what it produces— acreage Business problems whieh confront you. And in answer
to time since civ ilia tion robbed the
"I heard a story the other day
yields—
monthly and yearly gain or loae— how much yon ing I will give you the benefit of year* devoted to tho
vanishing Indian o f his identity. The about a long-headed farmer. An auc­
solving o f tho Fanners’ business difficulties.
owe
id
others owe yon, etc., etc.
laet great stand o f the American In­ tioneer was to auction o ff his fields
A. M. Pollard, Manager,
Write me today. Yon obligate yourself in no way and
This
Record
is
the
Best,
Easiest
and
Simplest
over
de­
dian against the inroads of the whites o f standing grain, and the farmer
vised for the Grain, Truck and Fruit Farmer, Stock I will give you information that will be of much value
Mansfield Centre, Conn.
has passed lsng into history, bat n re­ said to him :
Breeder, Dairy and Poultry Man. It costs but little and to yon.
minder o f the days o f Phillip and Sit­
‘“ I hope to goodness we have a Member National 8. C. White Leg­
will be worth hundreds of dollars to you each season.
A. O. REICH, Dept. I. S., Rlverdale, Chicago, HL
ting Ball comes up occasionally in the good stiff breeze the day o f the
horn Club.
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