NOVEMBER LAMBS
: AT WEANING TIME,
An I rttlo. healthy full ninuthod
wo ejperloiii-o t It I In trouble lu lanih
lull, lull there will he rii-i-plnna. write
J. rii kcrliiir ltua hi Knrm unit Kir
IiIk. Tlii'lr ai-lunl lalnir uflcu rxu-inl
nr rv.Tiil hours, luit nu anxiety
IhhmI he full 11 11 1 It alalia nf t-lllNtliitlilll
m i) kv lili'iii : ilii'ii, mill lint uuill I lu ll.
Urn M mi I lii'li nliiiiilil he utfereil.
hen II hua lieeti delivered nf
In in h whlrll hihiii gets on Ilia li-ga In
ri'm li fur l in1 i i'ii i mill l mu xf ul
In lili r-IYnrta, nil tluil I iniil.il .i
wee that tin uilili'r nnil leal urn ch-uii
ir nut, thi-y khniilil U IhiiIiimI with
fit 111 y hot Hiiii'ii mnl (i lltiln of ( lie
lullk drawn ulT In liuikn mini Hint Ilia
flow U liiiturHl, If, huwevi-r. the liimh
fill In III ot till IU ll-g II mint be help-
ril ii)i mnl HaNlmi'il In sink, If It U
unable t tin mi It niiial Im fed from
a luii I In wlili n rubber nipple r from
a Iihiiim,ii. i inotlior'a milk la best
If It ahuitld turn nut Hint from amiio
trouble with the mliliT tir llio testa
tir frnm snnie other inllv- she la Ull
nliln tn iu !- It, tullk niiiat In drawn
from a ( Hint lina mora limn lnr
own Imuli ni'iiU mnl lw fnl na above.
Til !' niii-t thru Im ai-oli In. nnil If
III II day nr two aim la ol 111 wltlimit a
full supply nf milk a fnHor mother.
duo wlilrli lina iii lu-r IiiiiiIi or which
liaa muni Uuill lirr own IiiiiiIi iiecils.
IIIIIHt III' fllllllll nml lllllllll til Hlillt t lilt
nil'. Tlila la easily dune If alio la held
a few times until aim la u-d to the
IiiiiiIi.
lJuu'a milk la alnnya hint, l.iit If It
la nhimlutoly nivi-naury Hint from
fresh ciiw nnriuiil a little may Im
tim-d. At tlm alnrt a spoonful eiory
liulf hour should Im given, gradually
Itn-roti-ilug Hi iiinuill,v nml lengthen
lilt; tlm periods licttvoiu fit-ding. Tlila
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Ciat'iril !nwn ahrp ara wklalir
dlatrlliuliMt In tlila country anil Can
ada. Tliey ara tha larnt-at and
liaavlvat ot tha lloarn brtwOa.
will do until a good foaior uiolbi-r la
found or until tlio luothor awe In-glua
to lot duw a milk frwly.
Young laiuhe are very liable to got j
chlllitl. Whi-ii tlila otriira a tin t it of
wnti-r aa hot na tlio uuitd will tmnr It
abnuld bo glvi-n at ouio, aiu-ii-odi-d by
a thorough drying mid bnud rubbing. !
rliimo n nu milk with a little aplrlia
ahoiild lie 1 1 ion mid the liimb wrup- ;
piil up In nu old 1 1 In nk i-1 and luld lu '
frmit uf tlio lire In tlio but.
t'mtallpntlnii la ulao a cniiunon trou- '
blu with young In uil. The la-al rem
ty for tlila la liijoctlmia with a ay
rlugo uf warm nt Ii k or wurm wuu-r
Jiruol.
THE VALUABLE HOG.
Relation of Pork Production to tha
Farm Eoonomy,
Iloga by uuturo are doalgiiod eape
clully for tha (.-iitiauiiipllon of coucou-truti-d
fiinla, a urli na grnln. Uf lute
ji-nra mure muglingo lu the form ot
inaturo hna Ixt-u utilized. Tlila, how
ovor, la only one of avvi-rnl Imponnut
fin-torn, The hog muat time tlio prin
cipal part to do with the markotlug of
the concentrated fiKMlatulfa aud by
imxlurU, ain-li aa tullk mid waatoa
fnim the fnrin. Whore milk la pro
duced lu Inrgo qunutllloa tioga are al
moat oaavuliul, except lu uiiubuiiI coil
dltlima. Whore much corn la grown hnga nt
Jn woll. lu fact, the Img la a valuuble
adjunct In the dlaimaitlun of all the
griilna nml wnnto byprotlucla. How
ever, It muat tio rcinomborod that
hufc-a grown lu lurgo numbora nro nut
lirnpiirtlntiiitoly au pinlltublo na when
a ainnllor number nro grown. Many
jienplu have iiindo the niUlnko of get
ting ovci-onthUHliintlc lia to the prollta
to be n-ullJM-d In purls prndui-tlon and
bnve iiltonipli-il fnr uioro thiin thoy
t-uuld cllltii-nily miitmg", with tlio ro
ault Hint prnHpoctlve prullla wore nb
aurbcil lu nxponaca mid hwai-a. Hole,
na elBi-whoro, aucvvaa dopemla ou good
Judgmi-nt.
Ramady For 8cratohaa.
Neglecting to pi-rfcctly dry tho akin
of tho horse's lega lifter washing ot
whou wot from ruin or auow nnd al
lowing hnrno to aland lu cold dtiifls
at Bucb times tomls to Imluco acrntch
a. Never wnnh tho lega from No
vember to May. Keep them dry. At
time of trouble poultice tho pnrta with
wurm fliiXNiH-d men! for n few days;
then npply fively twice a day an olttt
tiieut enmpnsed of one dram spirits of
I'timphor, one dram compound tincture
if lieimolu nml two dm ma llowors of
Hiilphur per ounce of lanolin or lard.
In old ciiHos when nil treatments full
Wintering thoroughly with cerate of
enntharides often proves effective.
Constipation In Hogs.
All thrift lu bogs ceases when con
atlpntlon Is present. Indeed, It may
loud to dlnrrhoa bocnuae of the dry
and Inflamed condition of the lining of
the Intestines. As treatment with
hold nil dry foods, give plenty of
drinking water and a sloppy diet
Sometimes exercise Is needed and
dose of castor oil.
STRONG POINTS OF.
AYRSHIRE CATTLE,
Til Ayrshire, while the youugeat of
tliu fniir great dairy breeda, occupies
nltlun prci-inliiiitilly unliU In
Hint aim la lliu dairy ruallcr ami (111
Hint luMltlon greatly to Iht credit,
tli-r ability to occupy tlila hmiiui r
una llrat frmti Iht origin. Hprliiglns;
frmu tlm iintlva whlta riittlo f Mint
limit, aim lina bi-en Improved by Jutll
rluii crusting ami rureful aolnrllun,
but alwny i-oiiipclliil to endure tliu
iiuiat ilii'iniiia (xNMiiro nml to nlilnlii
her fond aa best alia t-niild. Tlila rl
pumiru through long general loua linl
iliivi'nHil In Hin Ayrshire ruw the
UiH'iwanry strength "f constitution to
nubia ln-r to tn Uu up Iut abode In
any climate nml under tho umat ad
verse food riimlltliiiia ami atlll Inn Ill
till 11 In-r iMialllntt na Ilia iirofltiiblo ilnl
ry rnw, giving tlm largest ri'turu x.a
allil fnr tlm fniaj auiM'ly.
Tlio aii'iuul ritianii why tha Ayrahlra
row Inn y wi-ll lw ilraluunlnl tha ilnlry
rtiNi Iit la In-r phyalrnl fnrinntliin ami
nii-utnl I'lmriii li't-Uili-a, Him la uf im
illiiin l7.o. wi-liihliig nlxmt l.txiU
pniiiiita at mntiirlly, with tlio porfin t
lulry ciiiifiiriiiiilliui uf a lionu, Imny
lii-iiii. alnum Jnw a. Iimml imir.r.lo. luruo.
full I'l'-a, allm iii k. atrmiKly nlliu-lnil
tn lii-ml ami almulili-ra; lino almulili-ra
nt tlm wltlii-ra, airnlulit lim-k, woll
ari lii-il rllia. giving nliuiutniit naiin fur
In-nrt mnl luuxa, nml a liir.'o rm-pta-l-lo
fur rnllgluigl1.
It la porlmpa tlman pnluta Hint allow
Hin niarkwl timrm ti-rllli; nf tlm Ayr
alilm cnw na n dairy ruitlcr. Hlio la
iiihk mid inllvo In Iht iinivomi'iita,
hua n In mo iimiilli mid atrnui; Jnwa, la
tmt lit nil dnltily In In-r nix'llt mid
cilia with n n-llah whnti-vor la maloat
nml limat iiilrkly iililnliinl -gmal gina.
piHr Kin' nr lironao nml Iht Inrgo
p.iiiiuii la aimll lllli'il.
Whlln llio Ajmhlrit lina nlwnya boon
kopt lu-re tlio lint urn I fond aupply la
Tha Ayrahlra brard ot dairy cattle
la noted for Ita hartllnaaa and abil
ity to thrive undnr advaraa oondl-
t lullS.
limited aud w here the chief object In
keeping her was to receive protlt at
the pnll nbuve coat of production, ahe
hna never until witlihi a few years
fallen Into the linuda uf liberal feed
ers whuao pride wna lo see wbnt wns
III tho Ayrshire cow when fed for a
record for milk and butler. The olll
clal record lu dairy tint have proved
her ability to resiHind to liberal feed.
Today- there are a uuinbcr of recorda
of from 1J,ih) to 15,uuo pound of
uillk lu a your mid from Wo to TOO
puuud of but u-r lu a year.
2 The Farmer's Lawyer.
t Iguoruuce of tho Inw excuse J
!!' no one.
? Notes benr Interest ouly when
au stilted. $
t Contracts made on Sunday
f cannot be enfiirccd.
2 Au ngreemeut without ConBld-
$ crutlou of value la void.
Z l'rluclpuls nro responsible for
f the acta of their agetits.
If a note Is lost or stolon It
f does nut release tho maker. He
must pny It If the consideration
fur which it wns given and the
amount cun be proved.
t A uote obtained by fraud or
from a person lu a state of In-
toxlcntlon ennuot be collected.
It Is a fraud to conceal a fraud.
Nlgnnturcs made with a lead
peucll nro gciod In law. The acts
of one partuer bind the rest.
Tlm milker of nu necomiuodn- SI
lion" bill or note (uue fur which ?
he hud received uo cuusldera- A
? tloti, having lent his name or T
X critllt for Hie betiellt of the hold- ,!
I; er) la not bound to the person uc- T
conimodntiil, but Is hound to all
other parties, precisely as If
there was n good couslderatlon.
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Liberal Faoding Pays.
It never pays to "rough" stock
through tho wlnler. The best beet
that can bo put on any animal is the
baby beef. It hits been thought by
ninny farmers that It Is a matter of
economy to rough animals through the
winter aud then tit them with the old
of pasture In the spring. This, how
ever, simply serves to set them baclc
nd has never been found to pay.
This same atutemeut would apply to
hogs equally well. If there la not
enough food on tlio place to curry the
hogs through and lit them quickly nnd
if prices do not scorn to warrant the
purchase of feed, then It Is much bet
ter to market them at once raUier
than stunt them by short feed In tho
winter. A stunted animal never mode
anybody money.
Grain For tha Colt.
A fair nllownnce of grain for the
colt menaured In oats Is as follows:
Up to one year of nge, two to three
pounds; one to two years of age, four
to Ave pounds; two to three year ot
age, seven to eight pounls.
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YERBA MATE TEA. ;
Favarlta varaoa of tha Faapl al
Paraguay.
Yi rlia mala or Paraguay tea la tha
dally Imuai-hold beveraga uf tin
liiaaara uf rnrnguaf, and It la con
an mod to a grout client alao In Hraxll
and Argoutliia. It hua Imou Intrmluiod
Into Kurupo, w hora Ita uaa la lucreaa
Ing. Tha ton la I lie prodm-l of a plmit Iw
loiiglug to tlio apirli-a Ilex of Hie fn Hi
lly of lliii-Hi'i'tiH, ri-lntoil to llio lli-x
aiiilrolluiii. mi rvorgroi-n alirulj or
at ii in It tri-o will known In w-cali-rn Kil
rnpo. The h-nvi-a nf llila phiut nrernro
fully Innatod Hour the plm-e wlu-ra thoy
nro gmhoroil, nil tha aklll roiiiiri-d In
prniliirlug tin- ton Im-Iiii; applli-d In the
pna-i-aa uf linialliig. 'Jills la iiiKoaanry
III nrilor to dry tliu li-nvoa llinroiiKhly
and i-vonly 1 1 limit w-iin-liliig or nf-fii-tlng
tholr flnvnr by aiimko. Afir
tunatliig tlio li-nvi-a nro ai-nt to the
mill, whom thoy are i.-rniiiiil to Una
hiiIit n nd pnrkod anllilly Into bnga
fnr marki't. Tlmre la no anrtlng, grnd
lug. rh-niiliig, mir nro any tiii-iuia tiibou
to rid tlm pniiliH t of liiipurltloa or for
rlk'ii mntti-r.
Thn loa la propnrod fnr drinking In
the an mo mminor aa ordlnnry ton and
miiy lo tnkon with augnr, crcnin, loin
nu or brandy. The unlvoraul cuntnin
of drinking It la by aurklng It throiik'h
liniulilllna frnm initio rtipa. A boiiihllln
la a lulu-, whii-li tuny be of the elm-l-lliily
nf a im-ro plmaloiii or an elnbo-rnli-ly
dii-ornliil allvor or allvor mount
oil wnrk nf nr'ay Mnto oil (-a vary In
a'ylo from a alinplo little gourd to In-li-roailng
aM-i'liiii-lia nf ix-ii crnfla
mnnahlp In allvi-r. It la the rualom to
uao n alimlo uiiilo cup, with Ita one
liiiutlilllfl. fnr nn otitlro liouaohnld, III
rltiillni; nil tlio vliltnra who may hnp
poll to Im- profti-llt, lllllnlllC wliniu It la
pnamil IIUo a plK nf pom e. To refiiKO
tn pnrlnko would bo n brom-h of oil-iui-t
ti. Tlio ton la mild to bo clls.-i uri-i--nlilo
nt flrxt, but It la ri-iidlly iidnptoil
na n habit whon tlio tuatu la nine ac
Hulrod t'oiiMiiliir IloKirt.
Deadly War Missilaa.
Two ib-iully iiiIhiIU-h for uo with Hie
new llrltiHh short service rifle are
shown herewith. Thoy nro the shrnp-ti.-l
gn-tude. nhlch la fixed to tlila rl-Ik-
more easily lhnn a buyunet, mid
tho rllle alioll, which can bo sent a
mitirter of a mile currying nn explosive
charge.
The slimptni grenndo (shown In the
top plcturoi weigh 1 pound 014 ounces.
It la more easily fixed to the rl Ho than
la a tinyntit-t. A pull of forty iiounds la
necessary to release the grip of the
HIIIIAl'MKI, UltF.SAUE AND lllfLK B1IKLL.
grenade, so It caunot fall nway from
tho rllle. Tho rllle shell (showu In tho
lower picture) weighs 1 pound
ounces nml, except for Its shape, re
semblcs tho shrapnel grenade. Either
projectile cun be tired from fifty ynrds
to a quarter uf a mile, the distance
being regulated by the elevation of
the rifle, mid either can be thrown by
hand for close quarter fighting. From
the top of the projectile to tho end of
the port km of rllle shown Is twelve
Inches.
In a recent test by the British war
ottlce with the rifle shell the force of
tho explosion drove the pieces through
five Inches of deal board. Ou another
occasion tho explosion of a ride shell
lifted a half ton iron plate placed over
tho pit a foot In the air. The explo
sive charge weighs four ounces.
English Slag Paving Blocks.
Scoria bricks, or slag paving blocks,
have been iniiuufactured tn the Mid
dlesbrough district of Knglaud for miiny
years. They nro manufactured from
molten sing from tho blast furnaces.
The slag Is drawn from tho furuaee
into Iron caldrons lined with flro
brk-k. These are mounted on bogies
for transmission to tlio brick plant.
The slag Is poured from these cal
drons Into Iron molds. These molds
are made with a hinged bottom and
are mounted ou the circumference of
n circular Iron framework. This re
volves and allows Hie molds to bo filled
separately. As tho bricks solidify they
arc removed and placed lu a beehlvo
oven, w here the residual heat nuncals
the whole of the brick.
Fast Tims on the Rail.
A new type of locomotive used by
the reimsylvanla railroad, designed to
reduce miming tlmo of express trains
between Catiuleu and Atlantic City to
fifty mlniites, recently covered four
and one-half miles In two and one-half
minutes between Egg Harbor and Ab
secon, n rate of 10S miles an hour. Tho
train It hauled was made up of twelve
heavy steel curs. The new cnglno ap
pears to be bearing out the claims of
trattlc managers that tho fifty-seven
miles from Camden to the shore can
bo made In fifty minutes Instead ot
fifty-six minutes in perfect safety.
Hugs Russian Forsata.
Four adjoining governments of Eu
ropean Itusslu, of a combined area
about seventeen time the size of the
state of Ohio, are almost completely
covered with timber, the greatest por
tion of which never has been explored
by civilized man.
IIuntiiiKton & Wilson
Attorneys
Of Tha IiallM, lhar opnd offlnaa In
Portland, Oregon, Room 805-807
Lewis Building.
Bustm-aa sent to tln-m rrom Cronk Omntr
thmusli llirlrnntrai tn The llalles or dlrwt
lo tlH-lr Iur1lalnl aildn-aa will rtMielvf- bmiuDl
alt4-nlloii. l'urllaud Pliona, Mala .
If f 1.1 I.OH- nwsla every
e Jt y ft l1 HalurdafBlgbU
mraii(i-ra weloome. R. V. ' onstalile, K. II.:
Wlild Hamea. V. (I.; H. U Uoblrik Hoc.; and
C.H. Dinwiddle, Trau.
D. H. PEOPLES
Civil and Irrigation Engineer.
irrigation, Subdivision, Land
Surveying, Mapping,
Estimating.
Office next door to Lyric Therter
0. H. Hrewab-r. 0. E.
R. L. Ilreweter
city EiiKiiie-r
rriuevilie, Or.
Brewster Engineering Co.,
Prinoville, Oregoa.
Surveying, Maping, Estimates,
liioui-, riuneer ItU.
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w Prineville, Oregon
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