OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1907.
OUR FARMERS' PAGE.
ENTERPRISE READERS ARE INVITED TO CON
TRIBUTE AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL,
LIVESTOCK, POULTRY, DAIRY OR "BIO CROP"
ITEMS FOR THIS DEPARTMENT.
FEEDING. FOR OOOD BUTTER.
Th.
Kind of Food, and Proportion
Used, Flouree Largely.
An xprltm-nt on tfh ,'"ffoct of
wlilo ami ,narrow railiniH for milk
cowh ha been mndo at tho I'ennayl
vnnltt station. Nlmt Uinrns)r or
Krado (Jurnm7 cow alxmt sixty laya
frm rnlvlriK wr uaml. Corn, stover
and chopped wheat wero fed with
different amountM of lluffulo jclulfn
meal and lltwed meal, no a to kIvb
ration with certain nutrlttvo ratios.
ftovt-n of thn nlno cow iiacd In th
trial required lexs dlftestlble food for
a pound of butter In th period
when 'the ration richer In prololn
wern fed. There wua a airiall apparent
Incn-aeo In th cfTlelincy of the food
In tho period when tlw imrrowcr ra
tion were fd (I. p., tho ration rich
In protein. Th prcniKi of fat wa
better maintained and, In fact, In
creased allKhtly In th imrlods when
thn richer ration wern fed.
Our market am treated to entirely
too much poor butter. Tho connerva
tlvtj dealer will not deal In butter
Kreano, and they rompluln that really
ftrntclua butter muni of nrealty r
main hlth In price, becau ao llttl
Kim id butter I to b found In tho mar.
ket.
Undo 8m ha a worthy movement
on foot and I maklnn a great effort
to aavp to th jmh'P1" what should b
nnn of tho cheapest poaslhlo kind of
food. Alrendy he ha given th sub
ject much attention.
Oood Daya for Farmers.
The last two year ha been tho
golden an of American agriculture.
More advance- ha been madw than In
any twenty or thirty year In lh na
tlon'a hlntory. land haa lncraed
enormoiiHly In value lric lMtrt, and
I deatlwd to go higher in tho farm
ing sections, i'rlce for product
hava b-n good all the time and ara
better now than ever. If the linpor
tmjco of aKrlculturn and Urn farmer
Increase at lha aamo rat In the fu
tureand It I aur to do ao tha agri
cultural llfo will bi considered the
Ideal one. and to own a K1 farm the
very acme of felicity.
Destroying Thlatlt.
No w-eda can thrive If kept down.
Homo are annual, coming from wed,
and every aeed that germinate end
that particular plant if the farmer
will but atlr the aoll when auch wwds
are In their flmt atagea of growth.
Kven the Canada thimle, cotmldered
one of the moat peraltent p'1 known
to farmer. though growing: from both
seeds and root, can be dt'Ktroyed
with effort and determination. Known
a the Canada thlallo, the weed I
really a native of Europe to-lng early
Introduced Into Canada and apreaillnie
Into every portion of the Tutted
State. Experlmenta made at the Ida
ho atatlon allow that It I not a dif
ficult to get rid of It a haa been aun
poxed, although law panned for It a
iletmctlon by several states havi
been Of no avail. It spreads alnwly
compared with aome weeda, due prin
cipally to lack of fertility In the aeed.
moat of the eed being Unlit, only the
heavy onea germinating, and they are
not carried far. Hut Ita progreH by
meana of long, white root stock la
rapid, a large field being covered In
that manner In a few yeara, and It
then assume a stronjf hold on the
aoll. It la perennial, with alender
atema. the leave being prickly, the
head congregated on tho top of tho
atem, while the flowera are roue pur
ple. It may bo carried from one point
to another In hay, on the top of
freight cara or by various other
mode.
a breeding pen of ducka, If he ha not
them already, and especially dealra
blii la It provided there ro children
In the household, a they will afford
an endlea amount of amusement to
the llttlo folka In watching their Ind
ian fllo march to the water, their
awlmnilng, diving and their Mandlng
on their head In the ahallow to
reach kernel of corn thrown to them
and which, aluklng through the water,
rent temptingly on tho clear, aandy
bottom. Their nightly return to the
farm houan or room and the collect
ing of the egg In the morning, give
the little one care and pleasurea
they would not otherwise have. And
thin alone, to aay nothing of the egga
Iluttnr fat la too valuable to be fed I
to plga and calvea. The aeparator will !
take all the fat out and leave skim
milk, to be bill lanced up with corn
meal and flax aeed meal.
With many product, how to aell la
a mattor of equal Importance with
how to produce,
On of the greatest danger of In
breeding la that it will result In feublw
coriHtltutlon,
It la a bad plan to throw out whole
eggshell where tho buna can find
them. First you know they will be
picking Into the whole egg, Better
xniHMh the egg up Just aa fine a you
can.
Weed make bitter milk and the
creamery patron with a weedy pas-
ture for hi cowa should not be aur
MIXTURE CURES
RHEUMATISM
SAYS MANY PERSONS HERE CAN
BE MADE HAPPY AGAIN.
PRESCRIPTION GIVEN
Tall How Any On Can Prepare Sim
pis HomsMade Mixture, Said To
Overcome Rheumatlam.
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oside
There la ao much rheumatlam bere
In our neighborhood now that the fol
ium or m cowa snou, , not w, aur- , , d , , eminent author
priced If aome of the milk ia refuai-d , wrUe), fe(u,f;rg of a )ar(ce
by the butter maker. L-'L.r rtuii ner m .e hlhlv ao-
There are a few Importer who buy
predated by thoae who auffer:
cheap . Inferior atalllona and clamor Ui (. t f ' 4 pharmacy one.
aell them cheap but good stallion , )f r, M Extract Dand(;i,on(
cannot be bought cheap In France , ComiKiund Kargon, three
Kelglum. Germany or England and . of Compoun(, gyrup gargaps.
gH.d marea are ao high that most lm- , gh k thwM wu, , a b.ltU(J ar:fJ
win e,i. uu i-u.ni nn uvy irnu-
not aell them for what they cost.
The breed of sheep we want la the
for cooking or the luxury of a roast ono tj,at Kv,.g ,.ary maturity
duck occasionally, I abundant' reason
for their presence In the poultry yard.
To feed economically fattening plga
should have all they will eat up clean
at each meal, but no more.
A large number of breeder have
An Object Leeeon.
One of the moat telling exhibit at ! ma,j larK, HumH of m,mcy frum the
the Walla Walla fair thl fall waa that . t(.(.Pi but u aII take har(J work
In which applea from the Innon j "Anything worth getting la hard to
orchard were displayed able by aide . K,,t , a 0i,j .avinl.
from tree that had been sprayed and I The Hhm,p that K0 ,nto wnt.r qtiar.
from tree wnu n naa not wen apray ter In ixx,r condition are under a dla-
en. me spraying waa none um.er m advantugo all through the cold weath
direct ion 01 me exMrimem aiauon ai u.r
rullman. It waa an object lesson that
could not fall to Impresa even the dull
est observer. A statement accom
panying thla exhibit waa: "Twenty
five applea cover the cost of one tree,"
In apraylng, Another ataiement:
"N'lneiy-elght per cent of gxd fruit"
from treea that were aprayed.
Whin Money la Wasted.
We hear aome of our fanner tell
ing alxmt how they wintered their
stock, but w have not beard them
aay how they wintered their farm lm
plementa. The man who wintered hi
farm tool In the corner of the fonce
waa In to renew hi note In the bank,
and the man who depoMlted his money
at the bank and hi farm machinery
in the corner of the fence came In to
draw hi money out to buy new machinery.
Advantages of Fall Colts.
Fall dropped colta are more conven
ient on the average farm than thoae
lMro In tho spring. Some of the
horse on nearly every farm are Idle
all winter anyway and the marea
might better bo nursing colta and giv
ing them a gcxxl start than to he eat
ing their hendH off and giving nothing
In return. When the spring cornea
and the maro la needed for farm work
tho colt can he weaned and the mare
can do her work without annoyance
from tho colt. One ha to he cnreful
of a maro in hot weather while a colt
ia- sucking her, becauxe overheating
her often give a colt the scour. Hy
having the colt come In the fall the
mare suckle, him while ahe In doing
no work, nnd she can give him a much
better atart than when hu la born In
the spring.
Pleasure and Profit In Ducks.
No farmer or poultry ralarr who hni
a stream or pond on hltt place should
fall to Improve the opportunity thus
offered, and add to hla stock at least
Wheat Exports Compared.
The exporta of wheat from tho
three great wheat exporting countrlea
of the world t'nlted Btau-a. Argen
Una and Russia for the cereal year
ncently completed, extending from
8eptemler. 1906, to August, 1907, In
clusive, were a follow: United
Bute. 107648.000 bushel; Argentina.
104.24S.OOO; Ituaala, 95.112.000 bmthela.
itake In Waapoonful doae after each
meal and at bedtime; also drink plen
ty of good water.
It 1 claimed vhnl thea are few vic
tims of thla dread and torturoua dis
ease who will fall to find ready relief
In thla simple homemade mixture,
and In most caaes a permanent cure
lis the result.
This simple recipe la said to
strengthen and c'.eane the ellralnatlve
tlasue of the Kidneys so that they can
filter and strain from the blood and
system tbe polaona, acids and waste
matter, which cause not only Rheu-
matlutn hll, till m.IYII1 Slthpf rilRPAKeil.
The turning of the scale between !E man or woman here who feels
failure and auccesa often rests with ,,bat tnelr kldnev are Dot healthy and
the wiill prepared seed bed. or wn0 uffer, Uom any urln.
You had better not attempt to grow ( troub,ft whatever BhouI(, not heg.
timothy In your young orchard. The )ta, to make th mxture. aa it la
treea need thorough cultivation for aiP,D,n ,r, An ph rivtA ,nrt m.
years. When they get to bearing I ' ,, fmm m.,rh m.rv d ,uf.
TENTH AND MORRISON STREETS, PORTLAND, OREGON
A. P. ARMSTRONG, LL. B.. PniNCieAL
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thorough work brings us over 100 calls per month for office help. Individual in.
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voucher and other modern methods of bookkeeping. Chartier ia our shorthand;
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write today. References: any merchant, any bank, any newspaper in Portland
Fleet to 8a il December 16.
Secretary Metcalf has announced
that it la definitely aettled that the
Atlantic fleet will leave Hampton
Roads on December 16 for Ita cruise
to the Pacific Coast. This announce
ment followed a conference held at
the White Houae, to which the Prenl
dent summoned Secretary Metcalf,
Rear-Admiral Evans, who will com
mand the fleet on Ita crulae to the Pa
cific, and Rear-Admiral Brownaon,
chief of the Bureau of Navigation of
the Navy Department.
few
Condeneed Animal Census.
There are In the world today, ap
proximately. 429.539.000 cattle of all
klnda. 634.284.000 sheep, 138.456.000
awlne. and 105.738.ooo horses and
mules. Including buffaloes and rein
deer, asaea, camela and goat, making
a grand total of 1.308,017.000 domestic
animal for a total population of
1,025.183.000 In all countrlea.
Propagating Curranta, Gooseberries.
Make cuttings of curranta and
gooseberries when the plants have
matured the shoota of the present
year's growth, and are dormant and
clear leaves. Cut them atout ten
Inches long, cutting Juat under a bud
at the Wtttom. and alxmt half an Inch
under a bud at tho top. Inaert them
In the aoll In rows their full length,
so that the bud at the top will be
alMuit level with the aurface. A slight
mulching of straw or leave between
the row to prevent too hard freezing
will be of advantage.
Caring for Applea.
Most storage men believe that ap
plea should go Into storage aa soon aa
aome varieties it may be well to allow
tho fruit to Ho on straw on tho ground
for two or thro weeks to secure high
er color. If any disease bo present,
the aooner the fruit la put into refrig
erator the better.
fruit you can raise crop of clover and
vetch between the rows to great ad
vantage to both tree and aoll.
Young plga will usually commence
to eat when about three weeks old
and the more attractive tbe portion
put within their reach the quicker
they will learn to make a full feed.
Farmer of Brown county, Wla.,
have formed a cattle organization
with the object of promoting tbe In
dustry and securing a higher grade of
animals for It membera.
Dairy and F(xd Commlasloner Bai
ley saya that In Holland an acre of
land aupporta more than three cowa.
Notwithstanding tho auperlority of
Oregon aoll and climate. It la difficult
to get the farmer In thla country to
believe that one cow to the acre can
be maintained. It la less a question
of aoll than It Is of management.
Remove all broken limbs from the
apple treea aa soon as they are no
ticed. They spoil the looka of the
trees and beside the wounds should
be covered with white lead aa soon a
possible to prevent decay or the In
troduction of fungous diseases.
ferlng after while
Our home druggist say they will
either supply the ingredients or mix
the prescription ready to take if our
reader ask them.
Heckel & England
The Hub Saloon has changed
hands, Carlson & Block sel
ling out to Heckel & England.
523 MAIN STREET
It comes put up in a collapsible
tube with a nozzle, easy to apply- to
the aoreness and Inflammation, for
any form of Pllea; It soothes and
heal, relieves the pain, itching and
burning. Man Zan Pile Remedy.
Price. 60 eta. Guaranteed. Sold by
Huntley Bros.
Ike Grafton's Automobile Wrecked.
Caught between two trolley-car on
Morrlnpn St., at 9 o"clock Saturday
night, a $5500 model White Steamer
automobile, owned by Isaac Gratton,
proprietor of the Mllwaukle Club and
a widely known sporting man. waa
smashed Into kindling wood and its
seven occupants had a well-nigh mi
raculous escape from death or serious
Injury. Frederick G. Haines, Gratton's
son In-law, was the only person hurt
He sustained a mere bruise on tbe
nose.
Acording to eye-witnesses, the ac
cldknt was due to the carelessness
of Dapp. the chauffeur. He Is said to
have attempted to pass over the car
tracks between two car bound in op
poslte directions. He waa running at
a high rate of apeed, and aa the wes
bound car waa making its usual speed,
the impact waa tremendous. That
every occupant of the automobile was
not killed outright was marveled by
spectators, who agreed that the es
cape of all from serious Injury at
least waa almost miraculous.
Sella 8hortweght Hama.
A dispatch from Wood burn says: J.
F. Gibbon and Ed Osborn were ar
rested In Salem Friday on a warrant
sworn out by E. P. Morcora charging
them with selling hams abort weight.
They disposed of a number of country
cured hama to housewives 'and ao
manipulated the scales that the pur
chaser paid for much more than they
got. They were brought to Wood
burn and pleaded guilty to the charge.
Justice Hayes bound them over to
Circuit Court In the sum of $90 and
they put up a cash ball and left for
unknown partB.
Town and Country Klckera.
Tho kickers on the farm are not so
hard to get along with as tho kickers
In town. On the farm there Is the
kicking cow, and our long-eared
friend, tho mule, while in town there
is the old mosshack who wants all the
municipal improvements without pay
1ng for them. The cow may be sold
for beef, the mule traded for a shot
gun, but nothing but a funeral will
gut rid of a town kicker.
Notes.
When a cow becomes accustomed
to being fed and milked at a certain
tlmo he becomes restless and un
comfortable when the hours are
changed.
Oats will add greatly to the milk
flow of sucking sows, and has a very
soothing and unexcitahle nature.
There 'are throe kinds of cows In
this country: Tho special- purpose;
tho general-purpoHtj; and tho no-purpose.
The latter are In the majority.
Deposit What You Like
When You Like
But deposit your money HERE.
, It is possible you have never folt the absolute
neeoHHlty of having a bank account. It is probable
you could drift along for yeara without one but IP
YOU EXPECT TO FORGE TO THE FRONT in this
life in a financial way it is essential that you have
a Bank Account.
We give you a personal invitation to make this
bank your depository whether you have a small,
sum or a large one to lay asldo for safe keeping.
The Bank of Oregon Qty
Rings Dyspepsia Tablets do the
work. 8tomach trouble.dyspepsla, in
digestion, bloating, etc.. yield quickly.
Two days' treatment free. Ask your
druggist for a free trial. Sold by
nuntiey uros.
Money tranaferred by Poatal Tele
graph.
TIME CARD.
Makes Demand for Cara.
The Rickreall Milling Company, of
Derry, haa filed complaint with the
Oregon Railroad Commission alleg
ing that it placed orders for one
freight car September 16, two on
September 24 and one on October 4.
and has received but one car, that
delivered on October 4. The cars
were wanted for shipment of grain
from Derry to Newberg. The milling
company says this failure to furnish
cars Is ruining its business and ap
peals to the Commission for aid in
compelling the Southern Pacific to
furnish cars.
J. U. CAMPBELL
ATTORNET-AT-LAW.
Oregon City, Oregon.
Will practice In all court of th staU
Office in Caufleid Building.
CALIFORNIA WINES
Strictly in accordance with the
Pure Food Law.
COBWEB WINE HOUSE
417 Main St. - Oregon Gty
H A DELICATE BEVERAGE 1
H A SAFE STIMULANT,
Q A GOOD MEDICINE.
I For aale by
1 E. MATHIES.
Alaaka Want More Chinamen.
It would not be surprising if Alas
ka canery operators would send a
committee to Washington, D. C, this
winter to urge an amendment to the
Chinese exclusion act embodying pro
visions to allow a certain number of
Orientals annually to enter Alaska
under heavy bond to work In the can
neries. Unless the Government
amends the exclusion act so that Chi
nese help can be obtained in the can
neries in the North, the operators
declare it Is almost useless to open
the canneries, as the labor supply Is
short now.
0. W. P. RAILWAY
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Mission Supplies Lost.
Steamship Ohio, which arrived at
Seattle from Nome Friday with 600
passengers, brings word of the loss of
the schooner Bender Bros, off the
Kuskowlm River. The master of the
schooner returned on the Ohio. The
Render Bros, left San Francisco Aug
ust 21 with supplies for the mission
on the Kuskowlm. She was driven
ashore at the mouth of the river dur
ing a great gale and was left high on
the beach. The crew had a narrow
escape. After, spending a month try
ing to float the vessel, Captain Jutiens
gave up the attempt.
FRED C GADKE
Plumbin g & Tuning
let Air FirtacM, Be Plat. anai,
Spray Pampi, Water Pipes,
Spraying Materials.
All Klnda of Jobbing a Specialty
Estimates O'ven on All CI asaea
of Work.
Res. Pboa 1514 Shop 1511
914 N. Main 8t, Oregon City, Or
THE BRUNSWICK
W. H. 8ILCOX, Prop.
Hotel and Restaurant
Best Serrice and Accommodations
Main SU 0pp. suspension Bridge
W. S. EDDY, V, i, M.D.Y.
Graduate of the Ontario Veteri
nary College of Toronto, Canada,
and the McKUlip School of
Surgery of Chicago, has located
at Oregon City and established aa
office at The Fashion Stable,
Be Tenth Street near Main.
Both Telephone.
Farmers' 13a Mail ijii
When yon require an Abstract of Tltla
to land Ia Clackamas County, hay
it accurately aad reliably prepared
by a responsible company incorpor
ated for the purpose. Our rate are
reasonable. We Invite you to e
amine oar complete set of Abstract
Book.
CLACKAMAS TITLES COUP ANT,
60S- 608 Chamber of Commerce Bldf
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Money to loan on Clackamas County
Property.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
HARVEY E. CROSS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Real Estate,
Loans, Insurance
Main Street,
OREGON CITY
GEORGE C. BROWNELL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Phone: Main 521 Office in Caufleid BMM Main and B fi Sts
THOS. F. RYAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Probate and Realty Law Practice Specialties.
Real Eatate, Inaurance and Loan a.
Office Upstair, first building south of Courthouse.
Bryan In the Presidency,
In his address in New York William
J.' Bryan nepileeted to tell the country
definitely whether he would seek
the candidacy in 1908. It is under
stood that he la reserving this in
formation for a demonstration in
Washington which he is to attend two
or three weeks hence. He is to be
the star figure there, and the persons
who are getting up the meeting have
arrange;! a programme which they
expect will make him reveal himself
decisively on that Issue.
To Mllwaukle only.
!Vla Lent'B Junction, dally except
Sunday, leave on SundayB, 4:30 a. m.
A. M. figures In Roman; P. M. In
black.
Proclalma Thanksgiving Day.
President Roosevelt has Issued his
Thanksgiving proclamation, through
tho Secretary of State, naming the
last Thursday in November, the 2Sth,
as the national day for Thanksgiving.
Mothers with little children need
no longer fear croup, colds or whoop
ing cough. Bees Laxative Cough Syr
up tastes good. It works off the cold
through the bowels, clears the head.
Guaranteed. Sold by Huntley Bros.
Political gossip In the South em
braces the story that Mr. Roosevelt
Is convinced that he could now carry
two or three Southern states as a
presidential candidate, if he should
be compelled for any reason to run
again.
W. S. U'REN C. SCHUEBBI,
U'REN & SCHUEBEL
ATTO RNHYS-AT-LA W-
-DEUTSCHER ADVOKAT
W ill practice ia all courts, make collections and settlement of estates Furmat.
abatiacte ol title, lend yon money on first mortgage. Office in ENTERPRISE
Building, Oregon City, Oregon.
J. E HEDCES
F. T. CRIFFITH
HEDGES & GRIFFITH
LAWYERS
Rooms 10-13 Weinhard Building, opposite Court House
areful of Your Property
One of the secrets of our success
in the Baggage and Transfer Business
Safes, Piano and Furniture Moving
Williams Bros. Transfer Co
Phones, Office 1121, Residence 1833
525 Main Street
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