The Oregon daily journal., May 15, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

THE OREGON . DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND," SATURDAY. MAY . 15, lt55U.
OMEGOM
ILiHIFIE
EFFICIENT NfAJIKETING
' EDITED BY
J. F. LANGNER
BETTER FARMING
FAMOUS cow And young son
every day. A profitable egg yield can
not be secured : without it. Feed kale
or other greens. Feed liberally and
regularly and keep . the hens busy. :
Yakima Breeders; to
Buy Many Guernseys
Yakima,. May 15. Guernsey breeders of
the valley have decided -to import from
the Blast two carloads of registered cows
and will send a purchasing committee
to make the selections. R. M. West of
Ahtanum. A. L. Wallace of Outlook and
J. N. Price, county agent, will leave on
the trip. : Price goes aa the agent for
stockmen In Stevena county who want a
carload of Guernseys. The party will
carry . instructions to buy six cars for
distribution in Washington. The Yaki
ma apportionment will be auctioned off
here about June 1 at the state fair
grounds. , t'
Dry Canning Saves Sugar
The empty sugar barrel will cause no
alarm to the thrifty housewife who un
derstands and practices .home drylns
methods when canning time comes next
eeanon.,
COMPLETE LEAGUE
REORGANIZATION
OREGON DAIRYMEN
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If - ' I- ' h v 'IN
I : - - V J NY V 7P
. -By J. F." Lancner
The reorganization of the Oregon
Dairymen's league under the Sapiro
plan Jb virtually complete bo far as
the contract calling for 75 per cent
of the present membership In the
league Is concerned.
Some Interesting facts have "been
brought out In the work of reorganiza
tion . Undr the old Dairymen's league
plan numerous farmers had refused to
become members becayse 'they felt that
the plan of organization, while it might
b efficient, was Insufficient to carry
out the purpose for which the league
was originally formed. With the new
plan of reorganization, hundreds of new
members have been added to the Oregon
Dairymen's Cooperative league, as the
organization will In the near-future be
called, and the scope of its Influence
will be extended Into a state-wide co
operative association. New member
ships are being added from every dairy
ing section in Western Oregon while nu
merous memberships are being- added
from that portion of Southwestern
Washington to which Portland is the
natural ( market center. 3"
Bt'SIJIEHS IS GROWING
During the past six months the Dairy
men's league has developed into a busi
ness of vast importance. It has mar
keted in this period 29.617,360 pounds of
milk, practically all of it in the form of
the raw product." But these figures,
enormous as -they are, will pale into In
significance as the new league gets into
operation and handles milk on a state
wide basis. The dairymen of Coos' and
Curry counties,! largely Interested In the
manufacture of cheese, are joining the
new league in large numbers and in al
most every other dairying center of the
state' the league is arranging for locals
and. distributing points and discussing
with local members the possibilities of
cheese factories, creameries and the mul
tiplicity of miscellaneous sidelines of
dairying which can be profitably ex
tended under the state-wide cooperative
plan.
. The extension of the Sapiro plan to
the dairymen 6t Oregon is an Interest
ing' phase of the development of the co
operative idea in the Pacific Northwest.
First adopted j by the Oregon fruit
growers, it was next taken up by the
Oregon poultrymen, then by the Oregon,
Washington and Idaho honey men, the
Washington and Idaho wheat growers,
by the Oregon Dairymen's league and at
the latest report by the Inland Empire
Milk Producers' association, 'serving the
city andenvirons of Spokane with raw.
and manufactured milk.
Cooperative marketing under this plan
permits the grower to get all the profit
that is his just due. Under the financial
" plan It enables htm to present an Im
pregnable front to the speculative buyers
of dairy products. It enables the dairy
man, for example; to own his own butter
making plants and to put his butter in
cold storage against famine periods,
feeding it out to the wholesaler and tak
ing the profit which at present goes to
the speculator j in cold storage butter.
. The chief charm of the plan is in the
fact that the dairyman gets his money
for his milk as soon as it is delivered,
. regardless of whether there is a surplus
or not, and then in addition he gets the
benefit of the increase in price when the
butter market .irises, as it usually does
In the autmn and winter months. '
OKT FINANCIAL SUPPORT
In general, the plan of financing is
similar to that; of the Oregon Growers'
association, through a subsidiary cor
poration owned by the Dairymen's as
sociation. Financing of this factory
holding company will be' comparatively
euny, although j the growers remain in
constant control. Skeptics of the Ore
gon Fruit Growers' association stated
that banks would not finance the asso
ciation ; interested concerns who donot
wish farmers' organizations to be prop
: erly oenducted on business lines- or
financed by progressive banking inter
ests do vnot hesitate to issue statements
whichj-are remote from the truth on the
activities of farmers' cooperative mar
keting associations. Yet the fact re
mains' that under the same financing
plan as the Dairymen's league the Ore
gon Growers' association has been able
to secure most; complete financial sup
port from the! banks and bankers of
Western Oregon and Portland and the
Dairymen's league, in its reorganized
form, will be Able to do the same.
'The mlUloii dollar ball calf and his dam, TiHy Alcartra, owned by Morris Bros., of Woodland, Cal. Tilly
was world's champion cow, producing over 16 tons of , milk in one yeaiv She is valued at $100,000. The
Hire is Carnation King. Sylvia, owned by the Carnation company bought for $10f,000. . i ;
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Questions
r i miswerea
Aij Dt JVC . ZH.oe s .VetcititjaHoK.
Question One of out horses has a
large swelling on top of. head between
the ears. . It discharges pus most of the
time. Is this-poll : evil and if so, what
car be done for this condition?:
Answer The -horse should be . oper
ated on by a ' surgeon, the dead and
diseased matter removed and then the
wound properly taken care of. This
will require at least the daily cleaning
of the wound. 'The use of an autogen
ous bactertnj prepared from the dis
charge from. ihe. wound is of great help
in some cases, .' There are also pre
pared products of 'benefit, where, it is
impossible , ta f prepare the autogenous
form. The administering of ' nuclein to
raise the number of white corpuscles is
the- best form of medication. .
Question -Is there' any way to pre
vent udder troubles . after , treating a
cow for milk: fever? . We seem to get
garget in one or more quarters In al
most every case, whether we treat them
ourselves or f have a veterinarian i do
the' work., .!.,,.... ;
Answer This treatment requires the
best . of surgical care as regards' ster
ilizing of the udder, instruments, hands
and alt things coming In contact with
Takes the Place of ff
'a Horse M
Plows, Harrow. Cuhi- ff
Tates Operates m
' . Cream Spa- M
rator. Pump, m
. Wa.kig M
Machine, ff
The Beeman
Garden Tractor
Will also do anything- that a
four-horsepower stationary
g a s o I i n e engine will do
Handy on a farm at well
got on a garden tract
" Call or writ for full iaforma--'
tjon and catalog.
YENTWORTH & IRWIN
S. . Cor. Second and Taylor
Portland, Or.
the operation. 5 It
sible, ,to bolt the
using. , The cow's
Is advisable, If pos
milking tube before
hind feet should be
secured and the judder washed ; clean
and then slip a clean towel under udder
so as to keep everything clean. If oxy
gen is used ! there is somewhat less
chance of infection than from the air.
Remember that washing the udder does
not remove the bacteria that may be
present in the teat entrance. The in
jection of a strong antiseptic is just as
apt to cause trouble, as a teVr bacteria.
; ' Silo Feed Best for Livestock
Ensilage is! now (a complete 'feed. It
should be fed with hay and gome mill
reed.,i Kor dairy cows 30 to 40 -pounds
dally in two feeds after milking is an
ordinary . amount. I It 'can be fed to
advantage to. nearly all classes of live
stock, r. .;.!
The costs of eiloB In pome instances
have been saved 'in a single year. The
silo may be home-made or of the man
ufactured or "patent" type. i
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t Green Peed Keeps Hens Busy
i The efficiency of the. ration depends
largely upon a liberal 'supply of green
feed. The) fowls should have all they
will eat of, some kind of green stuff
A YOUNG BULL of EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
FROM REGISTEB OF MERIT 3EHSEYS
He must be seen to be-appreciated. He is backed by big
. production on both sides. '
Green Meadow Farm, Henry Stewart, Prop., Albany, Ore.
: FARMEiRS'
PRODIJGE
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Ship Your Wool, Hogs. Veal.lPoultry, Eggs,
' Hides, Cascara Bark and O ther Produce
to the Farmers' Union Company.
We Are Operated, Owned and Controlled
by FARMER
Tri-State Tenninal Co.
Fourth and Couch Sts. Portland, Or.
f Lit vTWfei whiteness of the vl
S?LZ ( bread it bakes de-
1 VJ tt 'tethe
tfHJlYl Uniformity. of '
I 11 r .. tit J aiM" i I .
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Olympic Flour
In 9Ib.f 24H
and 49 Ibj sack
your nearest grocer.
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Success . In Dairying
0F FIRST importance, of course; is your herd. But far .
more important than you perhaps realize is ' your
equipment: Your silo and ensilage cutter your milk
cans and pails barn equipment, testers milkinp; machines
the proper or improper selection and use. of these is the
difference between success and failure. '
For twenty-five years we have been supplying Northwestern
dairymen with everything needed to handle their, dairy bus
iness and products.
This experience is. your protection when you buy from us.
Every article carefully selected and tested.
Papec Ensilage Cutter
Pl
BURRELL
(B-L-K)
'MILKERS
Sanitary milk
cows ,
milked . clean
milkinc
time cut in
half, larger
yield if you
use the Bur
rell. Fill out
coupon or
send postal
for further
information.
With a Papec Cut
ter of your own,
you are prepared
to fill your silo
right at the right
time. Cut your
corn and .fodder
when you get the
most nutriment.
Fill your silo slowly
and let it pack.
Write for complete
info rmation re
garding ensilage and
ensilage cutters.
BUHL SANITARY
DAIRY SUPPLIES
Buhl Milk Cans.
Sanitary Milk
ing Pails,
Strainers are
standard with
Northwest '
dairymen. A
postal or the
coupon brings
our FREE cir
cular on Buhl
Dairy Supplies.
MONROE & CRISELL
91D Front Street, Portland, Or.
HEADQUARTERS FOR: .
Papec Cutters Separators Creamery Supplies
Milk Cans, . Babcock Testers .Barn Equipment
. Milking Machines V: '
Free -catalogs on request.
MAIL THE COUPON CLIP HERE
Mark (J) for information and mail to Monroe & Crisell,
91-D Front St., Portland, Oregon.
3 B-L-K Milkers
Papec Cutters
Buhl Milk Pails and Cans
3 General Dairy Supplies
Name
3 Silos
3 Creamery Supplies
3 Barn Equipment
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io exposed gears; simple in de-f XT- -?- is.m
a sign; strong and sturdy; well . . i ,asa ' Four Plow
a inade; handsomely finished, KTrSeM
3l i Self-Iupricating, minimum friction, long lived, light weight, high grade,
3 ; over-size shafts and gears. ! MOST ECONOMICAL TO OPERATE.
2 THF TRAPTHP Yu have waited for
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Write today for fall parUcnlars '
P. E. ESBENSHADE
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3CA.3SS F.ant Tnrriiton Street. Portland. Orernn C.'
Handy
Electric Lantern
Price Complete $6.00
Has a drv batters miaran-
teed to . burn 80 continuous
hours. Sent prepaid Parcel
Post on receipt of price.
Write for illustrated folder
of lanterns and batteries.
Hdnt Ftnrgrc farm fani
609.10 Couch Bids.
Portland - - Oregon
ttaPEADJEK
Si
says
the (MS mark
protects you from
imitations"
"It pays me to give my customers what they ask foT, says!
-the retailer who knows what's what. "When they ask for
'Giant Powders' I give them GIANT Towders the real
Giant, made by The Giant Powder Co., Con. I don't tell
them that I have the same thing, only under another brand
name,' because it is not true. 1
"TJhe name 'Giant; on a case or a stick of powder is evidence'
that the .powder is made by the company that originated
Ciant. Powders. Remember this: You can't get Giant re-i
suits when you use ordinary dynamites that look like Giant
. but aren't marked Giant." I
Look into the new. money.saving methods ef clearing land, btastinf tree beds.' '
Pitches, boulder, etc. They are all described in our up-tohe-minute bonk.
. "Better Farming with Giant Farm Powder." A ooat card will bring it by tb
rat (sail.
THE GIANT POWDER CO., CON.
"Everything for Blasting"
24 Flrrt National Bank Bldg.. San Prancinco
, - BrancU Office: Denver, Portland, Halt Lake City, Seattle. Spokane
. ' Butte, Loe AngoJea
STUMPINg
EUPEICA
Thomas Grown Mower
On the Thomas Crown, Changeable Speed Mower, all gears
are enclosed. Truck is very strong- and is fitted with roller bear
ings. The two-speed is an exclusive feature of the Thomas
Mower and is bringing us "an ever increasing trade. No pther
mowe'r has it and you don't have to run the mower in lightj cut
ting on the fast -speed required for heavy cutting, because in
medium grass and light hay and weeds you can use the slow speed
ana save a greax aeai oi wear on tne macnine, maKing tt last mucn
longer Another? special feature is lining up the sickle bar so you
always have a true and easy cut, making a very light draft mower.
Write us for catalog, showing all special mower features: and
describing Thomas Side Delivery Rakes, Orchard and Alfalfa
Rakes. If yoy want the "Best" in Mowers and Rakes, buy a
Thomas. If you' have difficulty in cutting 'alfalfa, use a' Thomas
Mower. . . " i
Oliver Chilled Plow Works
321 East. Taylor Street, Portland, Oregon
OSSEI
Tractors and Threshers
t We are now getting in our supply of
TRACTORS AND THRESHERS
for spring delivery. i
Call at our warehouse and allow us to explain why the
Russell "Three-Speed" Transmission Tractor
' is proving so successful; also our up-to-date
Threshers, Hullers and Sawmills
The A. H. Averill
HacLmery Co.
?,A Belmont St.
Portland, - Oregon
I MAIL THIS COUPON
IBetvd me full particular and term on "RuMed"
Tractor. . I would alto like to receive Pre Cat.
loaue deecriMng machinery checked X
r Ruaatll Thraahera f Blrtfaell Clever
I L J , and Cnfinea L J
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a Ham .
Addraea
and Cnginea
Ruatclf a-
mllla
nd Alfalfa Mullen
Threahermen'a
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