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OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11,1910
SAVED
FROM AN
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8HOO, THEREI
Shoo fly, don't bother me I
I'm a poor baldhead, don't you seef
You're goln' to git wiped off the slate.
Tampooael Congress will legislate.
OH out, you ikeeter little devil I
Tou're goln' to quit your bloody revel.
Congress that rales the universe
Will on you put a deadly curse.
And. sparrows, you have got to flit.
Ad. long tailed rata, you've got to git.
And, bedbugs, you have got to quit.
And, roaches, your name's bughouse
nit!
There" a big presa down at D. C;
Runa by hot air weel Oh, gee!
Prints redhot bulletin! agin you.
Better quick skedaddle Shoo!
Look out! Congress Is goln' to spout.
To turn you bloody rascals out
They'll start a wave of redhot air
To bunt you varmints to your lair.
Old bughouse will go quick kerflunk
From rooster louse to orn'ry skunk.
Gossips, knockers, cranks, by heck
they'll ketcb It, too, right In the neckl
C. M. BARNITZ.
DOUBT DISAPPEARS
No One In Oregon City Who Has a BaJ
Back Can Ignore This Doble Prool
Doos your baok ever ache?
Have you suspeoted your kidneys?
liackaohe is kidney ache.
;Witli it ooraas dizzy gpelli,
Sleepless nights, tired, doll days,
Distressing urinary disorders.
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Doau's Kidney Pills biing quick re
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Mrs. Lydla V. Graft, 2nd and Ells
worth Sts., Albany, Ore., says: "I
so 11 or od from a lame baok aud at
times it was very hard for me te at
tend to my houeswork, I got bat lit
tle rest at night aud felt tired all the
time. Snou after I oonitnenoed taking
Doau's Kidney Pills I noticed a grati
fying change for the better and I con
tinued using this romedy until my
condition had improved in every way.
Doau's Kidney Pills deserve my
hearty endorsement." (Statement
given Feb. 6, WOfl. )
RE-ENDORSEMENT
On Nov. 18, 1909, Mrs. Graft was
iutorviowed aud she said: "Mv for
mer endorsement of Doan's Kiduoy
Pills still holds good. This remedy
holped me in every way and I have
been in good hoalth sinoe."
Por sale by all doalors. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milborn Go., llnffalo,
New York, sole agents for tha United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
8EPARATE THE 8EXE3.
It tickles a fellow to get nearly all
pullets from a batch, but bow eggs-
asperatlog when they don't lay when
em pay I
On thing puts pullets back cock
erels ara allowed to play catch'er.
They are raced all day and get
crawny.
Pallet mature best alone, where
there la quiet
Sporty cockerels have too much
mouth. They fuss over the females,
the females get to fussing, and this
racket and roughhouse barm the ha
rem. Bloody duels ensue, every cockerel
having coachers with megaphone
Mouths that bring chaos to the nerv
ous system.
This puta every cackler on one nerve.
Growth la checked, and laying Is re
tarded. The conquering crower swaggers
Into tht coop to show bis proud scars.
AN INCUBATOR CAVE.
My brother, did you ever run an In
cubator In the bouse, smoke the white
celling, the snowy curtains and the
counterpane and get henpecked for It?
Alas, yes I
Well you deserved it and a good
llckln" to boot. Have you yearned for
an Incubator all those years, but been
deprived of balchln' chicks by the
bar'l because Murlar bad a gropln'
fear that It would bust aud blow up
the whole shebang?
Alas, yes!
Brother, there Is hope!
Our picture ho Ives (be problem.
Of course a unlurul cave, dry and
spacious, would be better; but. nut hav
ing one bandy, our friend made his
own, and It's n dandy. It wns tun
neled back into the hill eighteen foci
and made ten feet wide. -
As much as possible the natural rnof
was preserved, and the structure
was built of thick, squared lugs, con
crete being pushed in over the top anil
the roof outside being covered with
joncrete and pucked eurtb. It Is sim.
il i
THE CHANGE
Conducted by
J. W. DARROW. Chatham. N. Y.
Press Corrwxmdtnt New York State
Orange
THE OLDEST GRANGES.
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AN INCUBATOR OAVB.
ply all heavy logs, except the board
front, the ground floor and the Inner
end, which is earth.
A ventilator enters at the front, runs
overhead to the rear, and to this the
Incubator heaters are attached by
pipes for removal of all lamp fumes.
There Is very little drip, the tem
perature Is about right, air is good
and just moist enough. The cave
holds ten 100 egg Incubators.
This cave reminds one of the en
trance to a soft coal mine, and if you
take a notion to build such an Incu
bator convenience talk It over with
an old miner he Is everywhere and
get bis assistance and advice.
Summons
In the Olronit Court of the Htate of
Oregon for Clackamas Oounty.
M. May, Plaintiff,
vs.
Q. May, Defendant.
To (i. May, the above named defend
ant: In the name of the State of Oregon :
Yon are hereby notified aud required
to appear and answer the oomplaint
filed against you In the above entitlad
Gonrt and cao.no on or before six (6)
weeks from the date of the first pub
lication of this sammous which is
nrst published on the ith day of Nov
ember, 1U10. aud the dav on or be.
fore which you ara reqaired to appear
and answer is ths 9th day of Decem
ber, mo, whloh is the day preseribed
In. the order for tha publication of this
summons, ana ir you tall so to appear
nun answer on or before tlie said 9th
day of Deoember. J810, for default
thereof the plaiutiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In said
complaint, to wit, for a dsoree dis
solving the bonds of matrimony now
eixiting bewteen .plaiutiff ad defend
ant and for suoh other relief as to the
Oonrt shall seem just and equitable.
This sammous is published by order
of the llonorahlo J. U. Campbell,
Judge of the Cirouit Court of the
State of Oregon lor Olaokamaa County.
Made aud entered on the 8rd day of
November, ltfio.
JOHNSON & STOUT
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
first publication 'November 4th.
1U10.
Last publication December tfth.
mo. '
ion are not experimenting on your
self when you take Chamberlain's
Cough Romedy for a cold as that
preparation has won its great reputa
tion and extensive aale by its remark
able cores of colds, and can always
be dupundod upon. It Is equally val
uable tor adults aud children aud may
be givan to young children with Im
plicit oonfidenoe as it contains no
harmful drug. Sold by all good
dealers.
BAOHELOB OIBLS.
and the pullets take off his bloody
comb and eat his tall and thus become
feather fiends.
Bom feed pullets egg stimulants,
and If tbey wish to that s their biz.
This la not necessary to make roost
ers lay. Many have contracts to de
liver so many eggs per month, and to
get these when old hens molt they
must come from pullets. Thus pul
lets ara often forced for early eggs by
feeding much mash and meat and
marketed after the rush. But this ra
UdB win make males soft and give
them abnormal combs, while at dlnuer
they may atari a free fight and chase
the pallets out of eight
Pullets for strong winter laying are
not forced, but built up for business,
so that when matured they have the
stamina to keep laying, and when
mated for breeding their eggs hatch
strong chicks.
These as well as show birds and
molting bens should hare special treat
meat, which Is Impossible with cock
erels butting la. Bepsrate the sexes.
Beth will do belter. Tbe cockerels
rasy be capontsed, fattened for market
or fed for breeders or show birds.
They will not run themselves thin, and
tbe breeder will thus preserve their
sexual strength for tbe breeding pen.
DO NTS.
Don't feed corn exclusively. A vari
ety of grains for great gains.
Don't feed bran alone aa soft mash.
Ifs mighty poor chicken bash.
Don't feed prepared chick feed that
contains cattle powder. Just smell.
Ton can tetl.
Don't throw the feed down on tho
ground where fowls dally run. Such
a dirty breakfast table would a mine
mule disable.
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FEATHERS AND EGG3HELL8.
There are so many who run to the
haymow for that nice clover hay chaff
for brooder bedding and turn their
newly hatched chicks on to It, and
they rejoice to see those pretty birdies
eat the tender, dried four leaf clovers
that are so good "to build up bone and
tissue." But the dry stuff kills many
of them, as do also tbe lice the spar
rows left In tbe bay.
Farmers do waste a lot of time, la
bor and money on wornout fields.
now much eusler and cheaper and
quicker they might get that ground
back Into condition by scattering piano
box colony bouses over It and allow
ing the growing chickens to fertilize
tbe ground! Just think of tbe big poul
try profit at a small cost
When two rubberneck drakes get
to fighting Just turn In a few more
ducks and Bee them quiet down. The
female Is a wonder In every depart
ment of life.
"Not much In oats for feed!" ex
claims a pretended poultry authority,
Dear brother, did you ever watch two
big draft borses pull a tremendous load
over cobblestones with euse? They
hud a bucket of water and a few
quarts of outs for dinner.
There are two things certain Incu
bator firms should do get buck to na
ture and give their customers a square
deal. Let them Investigate the Bitting
hen and when they have found out
what transpires under her build ma
chines on the same principles Instead
of palming off as bona fide natural
wonders the four legged fire traps
with which they swindle the public.
We have set hens on the same eggs
on the ground and In tight, dry boxes
overhead and found tbe eggs batched
about tbe same. By weight from 0
to 12 per cent of an egg evaporates
during Incubation, and about all the
supplied moisture comes from tbe hen,
not from the air, the earth or a piece
of sod in the bottom of tbe nest.
Setting bens In cellars often causes
the hen's death. The cold, dump floor
causes an Intestinal cold, and the
hen often dies suddenly on tbe nest
If you are buying cold storago chick
ens refuse those fowls that are not
frozen stiff. Tell your dealer that you
prefer to thaw out the bird yourself
and do not want the carcass he has
thawed to pass off on some one for
fresh killed stock.
Tho day Is past when exhibitors at
country fairs will expose their fowls
to any Tom. Dick or Harry of a Judge,
and no competeut Judge will accept a
mere pittance or a dinner ticket for the
work either.
The Armoilr Tacking company Is ,
making offers to the large plants to
take their whole output of eggs. So
far they hare been turned down, as
they ought to be by every egg farmer.
Chicken showers instead of postal
showers are now the vogue for preach
ers' birthdays. While waterfowl are
most appropriate for tbe Baptist breth
ren, rotten egg showers for politicians
have been prescribed by the muck
rukers four hundred.
SEEDS
The Kind That You Can't
Keep in the Ground
THEY GROW
J. J. BUTZCI?
Facts Bearing on tho Organization of
Pomona or County Grangai.
ISpeclal Correspondence.!
It Is particularly unfortunate for fu
ture historians that heretofore the na
tional and state granges have not pro
cured and preserved . the same dnta
concerning tho organization of romoua
granges that has been kept of the sub
ordinates. The Granite State grunge
has established the precedent of filing
a list of each of the Pomona granges
in New Hampshire, the date and place
of their organization, the name and
residence of the organizing deputy and
Incidents In their early history. As
time elapses the value of this data and
the difficulty In procuring It will in
crease In the same ratio.
The county, district or Tomona
granges were not a part of the orig
inal plan of the Tatrons of Husbandry.
The seml-publlc fraternal organiza
tions called county councils usually
preceded the Pomona granges and re
vealed the necessity for their organi
zation. Just when, where and by whom the
first Pomoua grange was Instituted are
shrouded in mystery, and a diligent
research has failed to find the mysta
gogue. Although the national grange did
not provide" plans for the organization
of Pomona granges until the famous
session in Charleston. S. C, in 1874,
yet there is no doubt that fifth degree
granges were Instituted and their
method of work determined by trial
and experience previous to this time.
It is claimed by Chemung Pomona
Patrons of New York that theirs was
the "first Pomona ever organized un
der the laws of the national grange,"
and there is no evidence to refute the
claim, but their further claim of being
the oldest Pomona grange in exist
ence cannot be substantiated, for I
have a copy of the records made more
than nine months previously at the
organization of the Peoria county (111.)
Pomona, which has always held meet
ings regularly, and as its number Is
thirty-three It Is appareut that many
similar granges were instituted In tbe
middle west before the national grange
arranged for their organization and
framed laws for their government.
In procuring data for the "History
of Eastern New Hampshire Pomona
Grange," Just published, I have not
been able to ascertain that any county
or district grange has bad an active
existence for a longer time than the
one In Teorla county, 111., and that
seems to be entitled to the distinction
of being the oldest Pomona grange in
the world.
The following dates of the organiza
tion of the older Pomona granges have
been procured from their respective
secretaries:
Teoria county, 111., organized June 2,
1874.
Chemung county. N. Y., No. 1, or
ganized March 0, 1S75.
Newcastle, Del., No. 1, organized
May 1, 1875.
Burlington county. N. J No. 1, or
ganized May 18, 1875.
Chester and Delaware, Ta., No. 3,
organized June 3, 1875.
Barrlen county, Mich., No. 1, organ
ized July 11. 1875.
Androscoggin county, Me., No. 1, or
ganized Sept. 28, 1875.
Chittenden county, Vt, No. 1, organ
ized in January, 1870.
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A WORTHY EXAMPLE.
Prizes Offered For Best Essays
Grange Boys and Girls.
Great Interest is being taken In
Cattaraugus and Chautauqua coun
ties, N. Y., In the prize offer made by
Adelbert W. Cuinmings, a wealthy
manufacturer of Dunkirk, to give a
liberal cash prize for the best essay
on practical farm problems written
and submitted by a farmer's son or
daughter and grange member In those
two counties.
The officers of the state grange are
acting with Mr. Cuinmings In tbe Judg
ing, and the actual decisions will be
made by members of the faculty of
the Cornell College of Agriculture.
The Interest taken by Mr. Cuin
mings lu practical agriculture and how
to Interest the young men and women
in that subject and his liberality In
making this essay contest possible are
an example well to do men through
out the state would be conferring a
distinct public benefit in following.
soys State Lecturer Lowell.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the an-
dersigned has been appointed by the
Hon. County Court of Clackamas
County, Oregon, administratrix of the
estate of David Penman, deceased.
All persons having olaims against the
said estate are hereby notified and re
quired to present the same duly veri
fied with proper vouchers at the office
of Gordon K. Hayes, Rooms .8, 4 and
3, Stevens Bnilding, Oregon City, Or
egon, within six months from ttie
date hereof.
Dated November 2nd, '1910.
HANNAH PENMAN,
Administratrix ot the Estate of
David Penman, Deceased.
GORDON E. HAYES,
Attorney for Estate.
The Famous
THE ENEfV OF
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lar parasites, ' iy are the di
rect cause of tb ,oss ot thousands
-of children wk.. were so weak
ened by the pernicious action of
these pests that they became easy
victims of disease. The best pro
tection against worms is to give
the children an occasional dose of
WHITES CUBAM VERMIFUGE.
It not only removes worms, but
aota as a general tonic in thu
stomach and bowels.
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Specialties. Office in Commercial Bank
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Grange Apple Show.
At Its next annual exhibition in Sep
tember the Worcester (Mass.) Agricul
tural society will offer over $500 In
premiums to the grangers of Worces
ter county for best exhibit of apples.
This is a tine recognition of the granges,
and the interest is likely to be large in
tho competition, as the first premium Is
$150.
Ohio Patrons of Husbandry.
The annual reunion of Ohio Patrons
will be held at the state fair Sept. 7
and 8. Last year over 1,000 members
registered, and many more are expected
this year, as the growth In membership
has been great. State Master Hull of
Michigan aud Past Master Ladd of
Massachusetts will be the speakers.
ISA Front Street
PORTLAND, ORE.
BiliBI
A few years asro flying
machines were hardly
thought of, nor was
Scott's Emulsion
in summer. - Now Scoff's
Emulsion is as much a sum
mer as a winter remedy.
Science did it AH Dnnhts
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IS Insurance Man
Fire, Life, Sick and Accident Insurance
Dwelling House Insurance A Specialty
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