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TIU11MI,V. MAY 80, 1021 CROOK OOVIfTT JOfRSAL LIVE CONGRESS HEARS DRAMATIC PLEA FROM FiLIPIKO i T i'i 'Tu. IS talu. ei . BIG VALUE OF SELF-FEEDER xperlmenta Show flgt Make Mors Gain Than When Hand-Fsd by Man and Eat Lata, Too. Plxponae may hi- made les hy tha 0e nf I he self -feeding plan III prefix enee to the hund-fecdlng system In thi ling nt. All exiorlmi'iit waa con ducted at Hi Kiiiikiik Slate Aiirlctillur al college to show On value of the aelf feeder In fattening 7fi-piund pigs, Mini nl t lit same I lint" to show ili aitiouiil of tankage rciiilri'il to Imliutce corn nil Inn, 'rtilx cxierlinoni wne carried nn tiy Ir. ('. W. Mct'iuiU'lieH, E. r. I'Vrrln. hihI II. II. Winchester, In awlne feeding Investigations In HUH and milt. Twenty pica of tho aaiue atfe, quail- ' ty, condition, ami weight, were put Into twn dry Iota In groupa nf tin. The I1 uh In lot 1 ate from a self feed- ; r, thin wna illvlili'd In two coinpurt tncnts, one having alielled nun ami the oilier tankage. TIih plus In lot 2 wen- , given all tlny could eat twice a day of mixture of ton parts aln-ited corn and one purl tankage. They were watered twice diiy In hoth lota and tha experiment wan rarrlcd on for ona hundred daya. Three diiya Jit the beginning an.. and of the tea, the pigs ,( i And yet nri(,n.i lit ml wnRlllH Rtiu - Washington. "MiihI the heart of America heat only fur the free limn of Ireluwri nf I'nlaiiil ami of the Oedio . Slovaks, and not for tha IndeiH'ndence of the I'lilllpplue Is lands?" Tli I wa the q id--I ii mi Resident (!o in in I a a I niier Ixauro Cuhiililim of the 'liltppliien adrcssed directly to tho iiniiilier ahlp nf the llnlise of Itepreiteiilulvea In a speech which wna given very close nueiiiion ami was frequently ap phniileil. "At ona time,' an Id Commissioner Oiilialdon, "Cnngresa had liefore It no less thnn thirty rcmilutloiis expressing aympalhy with tha aspiration of. the Irish people. If not actuuly urging KiiK land to grunt Indcpi'iulence to Ireland. At Unit tlniH, al the r'lllplnoa were knocking at your door. Out of the wotnli of war, many KuroH-an rcptili- Ilea were born, and America hna Philippine St.. dtnt Commit.ioner liture Qabaldoa nouses mere carefully recorded. The plica In lot ona ate mora corn and loss tankage than tha hand fed pica In lot 2. That a 5 per rent tank ace could balance a corn ration In fat tening 7r-pniind plga waa shown from thla experiment, hecsoae the self-fed plga ronaiimed one part tankage and 20 parta rum. A 100 Minnd gain In hnnd-fed pica waa produced by fl.H bushels of corn and IW pound of tankage, and the ennia gain waa produced In the aelf fed lot hy n.R bushels of corn and IT.tW pounds of tnnkage, thBt la to aay that the corn with tankage pro duced H.7 pound of pork In the hand fed hit and IT pounda of pork In the aelf fed lot. Tlie aelf fed p'c geta more exerHna than the luiud-fcd In the ninny trlpa the claim of tho Flllplnoa la atlll mi lneded. Muat theru be exveptlotia, then, in Internatlofful Juatlce? "My plea, gentlemen of the Ameri can fVnifreaa, la that you Ignore no longer the repeated requeata of de nerving people for an Independence, that rightfully helonga to them. Th grunting of Independence now afford the United Ktalea a golden npporlunlty to give to tho world unanaweruhle proof of Ita alncerlty, Ita conalKtency and Ita nltrulmn. It will he the (treat' eat example of aquare dealing In the hlatory nf the agea. "mi not think we are not appre ciative of all yim have done for ua. We are, America haa truly treuted the Filipino iienple aa no other nut Ion haa over trented an alien nice In nil history. The hluh polnta of the Amer lean policy In the rhlllpplnea have he ninkea to the f-elr and In thla m.u ,-oiiHlr.icutly Inaplred by hltrnlam. way prniinl.iv will get more good from We know Hint you were nctmited In your Inliora hy the defte to contrib ute to our own welfnre. "And we love you pcrlinpa moat of all for your anlemii promise to grant na Mint which we hold dearer than life ItHelf our freedom. Iiiih'tM'tiilence Ii our HHtI .mil Idenl. It la nur all ah' aorhlng niui. It growl atrmiger every hour. For the spirit - of iinlloiiullxm never (Ilea. Much loaa can It he auh' dued. believe that we can never hope lo he a aturdy 'nation if we are to rely forever nn the ninjcnntilmlty of thp t'nlted Statea. "America' tank In the Philippine IalamU la tlnlahed. What you have a. Binned aa ynur aacrcd obligation In that part of the world haa been fill filled. A Hople with a medieval syt tem of Inatliutinna haa lieen trana fornied Into a cnnacloiia nation, Im bued with all I lut t la modern In the actlvlflea of niitlmia.. And If you (Ive ua Independence nur gratitude to you will Increase a thnuannd fold; It will last forever If you keep faith with ua. "There ia hut one laane In tho Phil ippine question, and that la: la there today a atahle government on the la- ' . "T" arhe ScifF ceding Method Proved to Be Moat Profitable at Kanaaa State College, hla food. The hand-fed pig la fed twice a day and he cuia all he run hold ut thnt time. Perhnpa thla la (he reason why the aelf-fed pig took leaa food to produce thla KHI-poimd gain. At the end of thla teat the plga In lot 1 iiindv a prntlt of f7.:t? pec head more thiui the Imnd fH hiiiI they re quired lena feed, and leaa labor to muke the lixj-pouud gain. !1 . . i AS TW G IS BlNT OCX hinds? In the Jonea law you promised FIGHT AGAINST rfi)G CHOLERA W"ZrX?7 own fioveruor-Oeneral haa ofllclally department of Agriculture Co-oper. rpprtp() tl)Bt there la a atRhle Kov ated With 34 suua In Cam. eminent In exlatence today, and we palgn to Stop Diaeaee. gl(0 mV), H,nilttid plenty of evidence to auliHtanllate Ita existence. There- The United Statea Department of fore Wl. ,11))P anl nwt America will Agriculture during the last tlsenl year ,w CHrry out tl pledge." co-operated with !14 atutea In Investl- gating raported uuthreiika of hog chol era, administering trentinent, prevent ing the dlwuse from apreiullng, and' atamplng . out the coutiiglon by ap proved met huiU ( cleaning and ill Infecting premises, pens, and yards, where cholera-Nick hogs had been beld. In addition, bureau of animal Indus try veterinarians conducted demon itrutloiiH, assisted veterinary practi tlonera In Improving their technique, and conducted general educational work. During the greater part of the year, 140 veterinarians devoted their time to the control of hog cholera, but In the last, quarter, when it. became ' evident that such activities would he curtailed during the AuchI year W21, owing to lack of funds, the number . of veterinarians was reduced. For the aame reitson It became necessary to reduce the educational part of the work, . i FINE HAT MAKING A PHILIPPINE ART INDUCE SWINE TO EXERCISE Keep 8leeping Quarter for Sowa Some Distance From Feeding Place I Good Plan, A satisfactory means of inducing exercise on hog farms consists of keeping the sleeping quarters for the sows some distance from their feed ing place so that the sows must travel this distance several tlme daily. How ever, If this cannot be done, sows will secure plenty of exercise eating hay from a 'low rack built for the purpose. Feed for Young Colts. . To the young colts, reasonable quantities of oats along with the roughage should be fed and pay good returns In making a big colt. This Flllplna la making a Philippine hat, which ia becoming quite popular with both men and women In the United Statea, and ia usually a source of great pride to the wearer. - - . FILIPINO INDEPENDENCE, . BUT NO GUARANTY (Chicago Tribune.) We do not blame the Filipino people for wanting their complete freedom. V Is the natural aspiration of mankind.. ' i By EMMA STHONQ, Igl br Mi-riura Nawaptpir SyoilKttt.l "Catch hi in while he Is young and train him In the way you would have hlin go; then you will have a husbund after your own heart Khould the marriage prove a failure, you will koow you picked the wrong man." Mia xKox looked up from Madame Mlxlt's "Advice to the Lovelorn," jut In time to see Winnie Weeks, radiant lirlde of a week, paaa hy wltb her hand ome young liusliand. Winnie waa only eighteen and beauty, ao I.IIh, tweiily-iilne and mere ly good-looking, really seemed old and ugly to hltu. "I have a good mind to try It," she murmured, and whether ahe really meant It or not, fate accmed ready to help her, for at the dance of the Neighborhood club that evening Uin sn firey perxlsted In dinning with her and her only. Though a trifle dismayed at his youth, he being only acvcntee'h and a high school pupil, the advice to "catch him young" kept recurring, and when he, with flattering humility, asked If he iniirht walk home with her, she Just naturally aald "yea." It waa only a ten-minute walk, hut before they had gone half the distance his arm was around her all in waist, his eyea on hers, and he was murmur ing, "Oh, this Is what I've wanted since my Brat dance with you. I Just love you." And though she waa scan dalized at the abmjrdlty of this "kid's" making love to her, "catch him young and train him" once more bobbed up, and she decided to accept him. Arrived home, she Invited him . to "Just foe a little lunch," but the Ice box yielded only tomato soup and cot tage cheese. "I love tomato aoup," Lanson ex claimed In the aame ardent tones he hsd aald he loved her. "Bring it out and heat It." So they feasted on soup, cracker and cheese. It waa a case of "rushing" after thaf. I.lla had always had struggling admirers, who called a few times and then lost Interest. The truth was that her hreer.y manner, which fasci nated at first and made "getting ac quainted" easy, had seemed to he "too bossy" on more Intluiate acquaint ance. But I.anaon did not lose Intercut. He came every evening, proposed marriage. And when she laughingly asked, "How could you support a wife? You must be foollnff," he grew very Indignant, and "I'll show you," he declared: "you don't care for me or you'd marry me right away!" "But married people have to pay their expenses, and how could we do thatr i "Eaally enough. My uncle. In the real estate biislnesa In Albany, haa offered me a Joh at a thousand a year; won't that pay our exjienses?" It did provide for them amply for two years, when prlcea and salarlea began to soar. Lanson had pleased hla uncle, who now raised his salary beyond Illa's wildest expectations. ' She had economised and "trained" Lanson to do so, too. They now felt that they could afford a bungalow for a home and, calling at tho office ene day to aee him, in connection with the purchase of It, I.lla asked the of fli'e boy to send out Mr. Orey. "Tell him Mrs. Grey la here," she said; and the hoy went Into Lanaon's office with "Your mother Is out there, Mr. Grey, and she wants to see you Lanson, whe supposed his mother to he at home, forty miles away on the Massachusetts aide of the state line, rushed out to greet her, only to find Llla there, alone. "Why. what a funny mistake!" he laughed, but from that time on he be gan to he late for dlnnerr slow to meet her for the noon lunch, which they always hud together at a Broad way restaurant; in fact, his hours be came so irregular and his excuses for "working overtime" so plausible that Llla got quit? used to spending the evenings a I ene. But even so, she waa totally unpre pared for his not coming home at all one night and for the harsh command, by telephone, the following morning, to "he at the police station at nine o'clock." Arrived there, worn with the night's vigil and fearing Lanson had met with some horrible accident, she was com forted by the sight of her husband and a pretty girl of sixteen whom she rec ognized as the stenographer In the of fice adjoining Lanson's. But before Llla could utter a word, one of the po licemen guarding them asked the frightened girl : "Now, young lady.'can you tell me who this woman IsT" "Yes," she whispered, "his mother." "What Is your nameT" sharply asked the ofllcer, turning to Llla. "Llla Grey." "Do you know thla man?" "He Is my husband." "Young man, can you deny that?" "No." The young girl, with a muffled groan, collapsed, fainting, In her chair. The officer turned to Llla. "I found them In the park at two o'clock thla morning; followed them to the Union atation, where he bought tickets for New York. They were Just about to board the train when Stubbs, here, rushed up with a report of 'girl miss ing.' I asked her i.anie, and brought them back." Llla clung weakly to the desk. "Oh," she was muttering Incoherently, "mar Huge failure know picked tha wrong man." Second Hamdl s Store ROLLER & STEVENS, Props. We Carry a large stock of second hand goods, and sell reasonable. We Buy and Sell Merchandise of Merit. If you are moving, and have surplus household goods, we will buy them. Give Us a Call Praievill e - MacMiie Shop Best Equipped Shop in Central Oregon We specialize on Machine Work of all kinds, Automobiles Especially. Welding, Milling, Lathe Work of Large or Small Sizes. Best Grade Lubricating Oils and Gasoline. IF YOU WANT IT DONE RIGHT GO TO THE PRINEVILLE MACHINE SHOP