WHICH COW IS
BEST FOR DAIRY?
RAISING THE
BOTTLE FED CALF
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'I'll qmxllitti, W'Ulrb It lb. lat
Uri-rt of dull? rowa? It ou. often
askml, mi it wall knows dairyman,
ml nf course In variously auewarml.
Mnnjr IhitiIit ami ilalruiKii liar
tttewpriitl II u lliclr uitu ikiuractlim,
mul a gmlly uiiiiiImt of tlira any tli
Ji'incr. And ibpra la a rauo or.
rnllicr, rmwiiia. all mM from tholr
nwii iH-rauiuil cuixrliMn . 'i'lw Liter,
nllliiiiilltl utlnfuiiui jr lu llimiiaelrea,
limy mil coiivlnr. others.
KriiiiiJiiilo iiMKliK'tluii contra Drat lu
Importune., for Ilia Im'41 dairy biwd
niiial Ih a iiroHtitlile lirvH, Tlio Jit
M'jr la riwiiliil In lh dairying public
11 Hid inoat irolltiiltl dairy row on
the atrviiuMi uf ucr iwrforttiaunt In
I he two uiiwt ri'llntila iiilblk' teala tr
It. 1 .1
I a wai.b uatuao iia oo.
ninilv tu determine llila pulul, tboa
In-Ill at tli I'liliHiio and Bt. lxul
morula fairs..
In IhiIIi iIu-m lliu Jersey e llic(l all
rniiiH'iluu breeds aa a iirotllul'l. pru
ilwor. At Kt. Iiula aba woo tli
Muiiitla aa lb iiwat prollialil. pro-(liiit-r
of milk fur all tiiriuara of
iliilr.i In. Hli wita abla tu do Hi la
from lier liilKirii family uf turning ber
f.NHl lulu milk rlcb lu uillk aullda.
'J hi- Jciscjs relumed un pound but-
t fut for rrwy twelve pound of
nirlrlhicllt lliry viMiaiinml.
I or una Hiind of butler fat lb
lloUli'ln miitlrvd H.KIU pounda nu
ll Imenl. lliu Hliui1liorua.tn.M pounda
mul ill Ill-own Hwla I il.ll I II pounda.
'J lio Jersey, bring toiiinira lively a
kiiiuII row, Hit auatnlulng ration d
minuted by In-r l rorrespoiidliiety
kiiiuII, mul I lie liiw of nalur I tbat
tin- ttcmaiid uf miainiatit coin Brat
hihI those of ylrld afterward.
Tlie-ra ar breeds wbb b aurpaa lb
Jertey III iimiillly of milk, but no
l.nv.l which uriimiii her In iiianllty
of milk lu proportion to nutriment ra
liiliiil nul live wcliihl, even If iUllty
of milk la Irfl onl of roinUlcrnllon.
At 81. I-oiiK although lb Jaraeya
! miliinilly oiilnillkrd by th larger
lloNtclm, they produced KM pounda
of milk for each bunilrrd pouuita of
their lit Wflclil. wlill lb lloletelna
prinlini'd but i'.' pouuda of milk ier
hundred iKtiuiilo llv wrlgbl, a differ
rnr of twenty nine onnbi r each
hundred ihiuiiiU llv Welch! la favor
of 'i lit Jeraeya. When It la rentemlier.
itl I but lite Jersey milk allowed J3.5
per mil loiul aullda against 11.3 for
t.'iil lu lb llolxtclti milk I bla milking
re onl la aluiw ii lo l highly algolfl
mill. 'I'lio Jcrwya, loo, ar good feedora
nml nrc aecoud In mm III tli variety
f f.vda from which they ran citracl
tbrlr . roicr ikiiii UlirtK-iit. A conaum
rra of rolmlmilB lb Jeraey at 8t
I.011U leil all lliv ulbera, deriving &0.07
x r rent of their nutriment from It aa
ngiiliiHl &U.4U Hr vnt for Holatrln
and NmnlloT itprecnlagMi In tli caa of
I lit oilier breed rt'iinm'nled.
Iliiawl on llH-ao and other equally
weighty fnrla, thu reaaonabla claim la
iiiiiilo Unit the Jorwy u tb beat cow
fur l lie dairy, the beat row for th
fiiriner. Ih bent co for the family
Ihki by her nnlurul luherlluui' and
proved beat In Impartial public teata.
Kaapina th Hers Haalthful.
Oil tin) appearance of any lump
nliotil III" leg. of a bora It abould b
lull luil dlllgetitly with water aa bot
n a i n ii be borne. What might develop
lulu a uivln may aometlmea la tbla
way I iheokod at the atari,
I'or He on Imrae tak half a pint
of kerosene III two gallon of water
mul vviixh I ho bora with thl twice,
with mi Inlervul of two or three day
lieiweeii the iipplhnllona.
To cure mniige rub on oil of tnr one
mince mid wlnil oil two ounce or one
liiilf pound eneb of tar and lulphur
nml one pound each of aoap and alco
hol. In nil caiira boll all blanket and
trout wllh a airong aulutlou of cauatlc
IhiIiikIi nil wood works, hurueaa, brush
ik, iiiniha mid whuiuver can bo affex't
rd w llh the pernia.
'I'o euro ii horxo of the biiblt of paw
ing fiiHteu n abort piece uf log chain,
hiiv ulioiit live ur alx link, by nmana
of a llislit alnip to bla leg Juat above
the knee lu tho atnble, of coniai
nml are how quickly he will leave off
the liulill.
Impltniant For Calf Fdlng.
Two rubber linger Blnlls plnced upon
the mlilille flnger of the right hand
lire n renl source of protection lu tbo
feeding of cnlvea. I 'lit these two Bu
gera Into the nil fa mouth and hold
the liiind down under tba milk. The
milk pauses between the Bugera Into
tint calf's mouth, nml there la no dan
Iter of hla Injuring one' finger by
chew Inn them.
To Ktap Calf From Uptatting Pall.
It Is pretty provoking a well aa
wiiHtofiil lo liuve tbo cnlvea upset their
pall of milk. You can put a stop to It
1 1 j- making a box a Utile less than a
foot deep, with n top lionrd nulled on
In which a bole lias been lawed large
eiioi.l. for the pull to lit In to tb top
hoop. The cnlf may bunt all he want
to, but he cannot tip that box ovtr.
Candidate for Sheriff
To the Kepiihllcttu votera of Crook
I'ontii.v:
I hereby iintioiiiieo ni.YHcIt na caul
(lute lor the ollleo of ShcrU of Crook
(utility, auliject to tbo approval of
the voter of the county nt the pri
mary election to tie held In Septetn
ber. i Iteapectfully,
Bi. IIodoich.
Position Wanted.
ltcHjieftnlile uli'l would ilketo
work on a runcli, Adilreaa N. Kelin,
C1D N. Wlb St., I'ortluod, Ore. U-IU -St
My rtiierleiit In rulalug th o
ralletl akliiinillk in If tuny bit of bcurfU
to other, any till expert on dairy mat
tera. Allow th cnlf to amkl It
mother mil II Hi" milk la good, ur at
traal a week. Thla gUca Hie calf a
good alurl.
Ihm'l milk Ibe tnlalak of tnklug
tb calf nut of Hie row' alglit, bill al
low ll lu be near ln-r, au ahv can ee It
and Ih k II. 'J Ills tint only antlailea the
ow, au thai abe will glv you her full
lliolllll of lultk, but aaalala Ibu calf III
III growth. If not convenient lo put It
in rloa lot It at leaal be where abe
i-au aco It.
Now obtain a rommmi quart beer
bullle. I hint put on a nipple, but
pine Ibe net k of (he laitlle lu the'
alf month, holding the botile about
a high a tb row udder, una
ibrowa bla heinl and net k more In Ibe
natural poallhin and enable lillll til
iiblalu hla riillou very nun ll na ll
ivua liiteinlcd lo do. I hereby ua.lailng
itlgealloii. Tip the Imltle a little Ut a
lime, no aa nut lu alniuglu liliu. lu
Utile while he will learn lu regulate
llila bliiiaelf. He uaiiully learns lu suck
Very well Hie MH-ulid time.
Hub bliu geully down Hie back while
be I sucking. This keeps bla blond
"irclilntliig and iiiiike him grow. Vat
hi o u tool her' milk until he I past
Ihre muiitha old, na It la bla own ag
Hid grow older na be iiaa. while older
or younger milk might make bliu ah k.
live elgbl iHiltlea a day-three lu the
illuming, two at noon and three at
nlghl. Allow one of I bene lailllca In
the inoruliig and one nl ulghl lu I
wbul milk until be I alt week old.
Home might an) : "That la too etprii.
she. (llv film nil aklmmllk." Tbla la
not true. If your row doe not glv
euoiigh In allow Hie calf two quarts a
day of whole milk and still give you a
giaal (troll ( better turn row and calf
together and let I hem go! Your row la
mil worth keeping.
Iluu the milk through the separator
aa soon after milking na I iwaalble, o
aa lo allow bliu to lime a much of lb
inlmsl bent na chii be obUilned
through akliiinillk. If you altempt to
warm the milk at all do ao by placing
It In a double iMtller, bill uever make
lb mistake uf selling the pun of milk
on a but stove, aa In thla way yuii con
Dot keep from acunblug auuie porta of
Hi milk, and tau you have a
"roury" rnlf and don't know what
canard It. 1 have made It a rule to
Hike tb milk Immediately from the
aeimrnfor tu the ralf. lo not at any
lime give more or h-na (ban the lght
botllea a day.
Now about the rare of the boltl.
A nu aa you are through feeding
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a TiiiuriT rAiB,
waali It two or three times with cold
water, then Willi bulling water. This
kee It sweet and clenu. If nt any
lime the rnlf abould become "acoury"
clean tho buttle by pulling hi conm
Mind or tine gravel In water and shak
ing It well,
Aa aouu a the rnlf begins lo eat
glv him twice a tiny a pint of crushed
corn and cob and a pint of ground
mill, Increasing thla slowly uulll by
Ih time he I three and a half months
old he la eating a half gallon at a feed,
lu summer iilluw III in the pasture and
lu winter feed clover buy and corn
foditcr wllh nut straw If It la clean aud
bright. I have nlwtrya rnlsed a better
calf lu winter, ua dry feed agree W illi
Iheni heller than green. C'lmiigo tho
dry feed until lie tin had Home of each
every day. .
(live hi in plenty of fresh water to
ill Ink, fresh nlr, but not a drafl. mi l a
clenu alull, with plenty of bedding. Aa
often a you can give hltii n rubbing
wllh il brush. When you begin wean
lug hi in at about four or live mouths
old. or whatever age you nuiy see Mil.
but not loo Hoon, Iiiimt off by feeding
him milk twice n day. then once awl
at Inst not nt nil. and he VIII scan el y
know wluit has happened. Never
abuse til in. but be kind and geiille.wFlb
hhn miller - nil lireuniKliiiice aud
thereby teach Id tit In luvt you.
Fisding For Cut Remits.
When feeding for lent results aud 1
rqieeliilly for n cow weighing a llion-
saiiil pounda ii nl yielding twenty-live
pound of ft per cent milk there are re
quired approximately luo pounds of
digestible iitcln. thirteen pounds of
en rbohyd rn lea and n little over a half
a pound of fat. A rn th hi composed of
twenty pounda clover hay, ten pounds
corn Hover, four pounda ground corn
aud one pound ollmeal would furnish
these vhi'Ioiis nttlrleiits. It Is not prob
able Dint Hie onlimiry cow would con
suine such mi umoiiiit of roughage, mid
one limy substitute one pound of bran
for each two pounda of clover buy
Hint the row does mil eat. More than
thla, aoine bran should he milled to
dilute (he corn mid ollmetila. as they
aro too concentrated when fed aloje.
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doora, aaab doora, front doors, win
dows, tenia, camp tttovea, atools,
tablea, cots, hnmmocka, paints, etc.
etc. A. H. l.lppmaii & Co. (1 Xltf
Horse for Sale.
On the old C. Sum Smith ranch,
near i'rltiuvlllu. 125 bead of wares
and gclillngH, large enough for work
nursea, will Im sold lu any number
ut reasonable prices. For further
Information nddrrss 0. II. Uuhmki i.,
t'rluevllle, Oregon. -111 tf
Good? Yes
CU LVER
The Junction City of the Deschutes is the
Greatest Townsite
ON lite Oregon Trunk Railway Lrrause il is the junction point ol
ol llial roaJ and the 1 Iarriman line with also a probability cl
bring llie junction ol lite Hill line wliirh ii lo Up your own town
Prineville and because Culver is located in lite lirari ol llie famous
agricultural district known as Opal Prairie. The Haystack, Lamonla and
Culver districts are all tributary to the new town ol Culver. This splendid
(arming section needs a railroad and it requires a good town on the
railroad lo adequately handle the products. Culver (ills ihis want. Culver
not only supplies the necessity ol this (arming community Lut.is bound lo become
a place ol consequence on her own accord as a junction point near water power,
the heavy pine limber belt, stock raising and many natural resources together with
the inlluence and energy with which the promoters ol this town push things will
win lor Culver the title ol '
The Junction City a "Hummer."
The old town of Culver and poslollice will soon be moved lo the new
location on the railroad and
Culver will become the Busiest Place in Central Oregon
Railroad work, buildings going up and wheat harvest. The golden grain will be
hauled out ol Culver this year by rail.
The March of Progress is Pushing Culver to the front
Watch Culver Grow
She is your home town, she is just beginning. You can grow with her financially
il you begin now. This is an opportunity of a life lime to gel in on the ground
floor. Town lots may be had at introductory prices. Buy now, today
Establish a paying business at once. Tor plats and price list call or address
Deschutes Valley Land &
Investment Co.
Exclusive Selling Agents
301-302 Buchanan Building, Portland, On gon.
Local offices at Culver, Ore, and LniJlaw, Ore.
Prineville local agente, ttie Henderson Investment Company.
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Art Squares
Rugs
UNIVERSAL RANGES
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Millinery
Clearance Sale
Great reduction on all kinds
of Summer Millinery.
Large assortment; to select
from at
Mrs. Estes
Corner 2d and Main Streeta
, PRINEVILLE. OR.
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Shingles, Mouldings, Windows,
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J. W. Horigan, Proprietor
Beef, Pork, Mutton, Wholesale and i
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All Kinds of Sausage Nice and Fresh
Home Cured Bacon arid
Lard. Fish and Poultry
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Butter and Eggs. Give us a call and
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STATE BANK NO. 188 '
C. M. Ei.iins, Cashier
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Crook County Bank
PRINEVILLE, OREGON
Capital Stock fully paid.
Surplus
Stockholders' liability...
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ft.0U0.00
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Statement Rendered to State Bank Examiner March 29, 1910:
Au.ts
Loans and rilseounts .1109,143.10 Capital stock
County and other warrants g.ltlti.llti Surplus
Heal estate and flxtures 7.7tW.S4 1 ndlvlited protlls
Knpeases. l.llH.'2l Deposits ,
Ck m kaaa aad iut bom liuki (130,990.78
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