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(.O L D H I L L N E W S. J A C K S O N C O l ’N T Y , O K K O O N ;vvv v v^VVTVVTTFvi “ We waste time. There la work for his sincerity In searching for tbe Dln- the man of the W olf. Find me the wold girl, The Idea was flxed to bla while girl whom we found In this pagan mind that she possessed the cabin. Il It the girl I fought for at evil powers o f all sorts of monstrous W ill1» creek, the one who left Det beluga— honnatkon—aud It was very tlexenkopf with ua. She was fright possible lie tied not looked for her be ened by the righting and run away. yond the edge of the forest. SI»« must be brought back. And your So we set forth and traveled until A Romance of white brother’s legs are weak. She la sundown. A fte r the first mile the out there In the woods, she will be Frenchman gave bis parole not to at- B rad d o ck’s D efeat caught by those Huron devils. Gel G R O W IN G P U L L E T S H O RSE SH O RTA G E tenipt to escape until I had turned her aud tirlug her twek If you call me him over to Crom lt’s care, and NEED EV ERY CA RE S E E N BY C O R N E L L brother." I released his anus and we fared "She must run like a deer to over pleacnntly. T h a i ulght I drilled Cro The young growing pullets need A ,lcw LYirnell bulletin on the farm take the Hurona. They have met mlt on the few points I desired him to every advantage because the profits altuallou In ¡lew York K a le ltound P ihv . They say they lost four report, and made him repeat II until from them thia fall w ill depend largo- M r a : “ , f history repsata Itself, a short meu io him alone." And he proudly he had It straight enough. Especially ly on their growth and m aturity. " K# o f young horses w ill develop In pulled a mass of hair from his heli. did I warn against the proposed rt»ad And there are two dead at the tie- "There are four essentials In (level- l,H’ Tears ant prices of work fl/uafroftoRa by over W ill's mountain, mid urged that Absolute dependability oping young pullets," anya U F. Par- Horses w l|l Increase very m aterially." ginning ot the woods and one dead Ir w in M y e rs the valley road be followed. In the Hah, extension poultryuinn at the | , T *1** bulletin wua prepared by (J, is a v ia tio n ’s first la w outside and one Inside tills cabin." morning we cooked squirrels and tur "The witch gtrl has gone and. has North Carolina State college. "F lra t ’5 director of extension al tho and th a t is w h y I use key. and lleauvals ate heartily. When taken the light rlrie dropped by the range on ground N*'w, ' ork ■•"to college of agriculture dependable Cham pion came to He bis bands his spirits fell Frenchman." declared Cromlt. "Hut * ortitdl, from Inforatatlon recalved uot oecupletl by the i hens nor where 1 C o p y r l« h i by H u g h N M M i r . and he offered: Spark Plugs. W ÿv S.rrlc. she was honest enough to leave my mature stock has bean kept, supply fr,,,u more than three thousand typl- I will renew my parole, monsieur, gikkl long rifle." pleu y of freali a ir In the poultry ' ,l1 i,,r ,"ere throughout New York until monsieur of the Terrible Hands ( 'ham pion is the het trre p a rk plug She Is honnatkon. My orenda tells house, give them sufficient growing *’ »tales furth er “Ihe demand has delivered me Into (he custody of SYNOPSIS tw a u s e it has an ravlustvw sllll- mash und scratch feed and see that ! f" r horses for farm and city work me not to travel the same path," the somebody else.*' m anlte in sulator spv- Onondaga Insisted. shade und green feed Is available. ha* decreased rapidly with the wide- W e S s tc r B ro nd la « e r r in g as a gladly accepted It. and explained clally treated to w ith . «■out a n d spy f o r th e a rm y u n Then 1 must go, and my eyes are From the green feed, the pullets get s,,rw'd “»« automobiles, truck« und to Cromlt the man had passed bis « a n d tlie m uch higher d e r G e n e ra l B ra d d o c k p re p a rln a not sharp like the W olf man a, nor are certain food elementa and Iron which *rat't»i‘s. Tractors lire replacing horses word not to sttempt escape untU fo r th e a d v a n c e on P o r i D u - te m p e ra tu re s o f th e Is essential. I f natural shade Is not ^°r heavier types of work on many my legs strong. And lei II be remem- quesns. H e baa Just r e tu rn e d to turned over u the road builders. Cro m odern l i l t i i t n n i p n » i>ered when you would imiss me a pipe avullahle an artificial shade may be fa r" ‘» The automobile has been sub- A le x a n d r ia fro m a v is it to the mlt was inclined to be Incredulous and •ion engine. Also a new f o r t, w h ere , posing as a F r e n c h through the camp smoke." toads by driving four stakes In the i »H*uted for horse-drawn vehicles, and Insisted he would He the fellow up at patented « d id copper m an . he has secured v a lu a b le In , With a grunt be ran from the cabin gaskrt-sral (hat rem ains f fo r m a tio n B ra d d o c k, bred to E u n ig h t I explained this condition to ground and covering them w lih sacks. Il,e ,ruck •" replacing the horse and Sunflowers or coni may ulso be plant- ! ,lie ,enm *>n the country road« and Cromlt and I endeavored to learn ro p e a n w a r fa r e , fa ll« to realise absolutely gas-right un> Beauvais, who made a wry fuce but th e Im p o rta n c e o f th e news. especially on tho city streets. something from the Frenchman Jer high compression. submitted with what good grace be etl to supply this necessity." B ro nd Is sent b ack to F o r t r>u For those young pullets still In the ! ' * 1,1,1 decreasing demand for horses Monsieur, I am a victim ot war Special snslysis cle o could muster. We separated with a quesne, a ls o b e a rin g a m essage brooder bouse, the heat should tie de- r*‘* ul,c>l 1» abnormally low prices, But It Is all for France." he told me. to G e o rg e C ro g h a n . E n g lis h trcxlee w h ich assure a courteous exchange of compliments; creased aa fast as possible and the I 1 *!1 *' ln ,u ™. h” » caused farmers to ’Ilow mauy were with you?” l e m is s a ry am ong th e In d ia n s fixed qiark-gap under then the Onondaga and I once more B ro n d Joints his fr ie n d and f e l asked. The replacement all d rivin g conditions. house ventilated. Tho stove should ralse les« colts. turned back toward Fort Duquesne. lo w scout. R ound P a w . In d ia n horses wlll He smiled through bis bloody lips remain In the house for ut least two of the présent farm c h ie f, a nd th e y aet o u t. On the T he g irl’s trull was easy io follow and mocked: w a y th e y f a ll In w ith a ty p ic a l weeks a fte r the Are Is out to use In eonatllute a m ajor expense on our when we left the cabin, and for a b a c k w o o d sm a n . B a ls a r C ro m lt ‘ Tltere was another Frenchman with ease o f cold rains. Feed the scrntch farina durlng the next ten yenrs." fourth of a mile Hound I ’aw had called w h o Joins them . T h e p a rty e n S p a r i^ P /it g s t ’optes of mis bulletin, nuniher E me. who Is worth a hundred red meu gruln farther away from the house my attention to slight signs. Once c o u n te rs a g ro u p o f s e ttle rs He will be here soon with some of ids she bad entered Ihe forest she had re each day so the birds w lll go out and I oilier Cornell bulletins, may th r e a te n in g a yo u n g g i r l . E lsie Tuiwfo. Ohk> lie obtained free by requesting them D ln w o id w hom th e y accuse ot children." gained her wood-sense and bad con eat more green feed. P s jie n d u M e jfo r E i . n E n g in e w itc h c r a ft. B ro nd saves h e r fro m from (he stato collego of agriculture at I pointed to the dead warrior on the cealed her trail w ith consummate cun For roosting. .Ur. Parrish advisee th e m T h e grlrl disa p p ea rs . W e b Ithaca, N. Y. floor and asked: ning, which meant some deep purpose s te r d e liv e rs his m essage to the placing o f temporary perch poles Shall I tell my friend to make you C ro g h a n . Y ou ng C ol. G eorge I had not suspected. However, It was •““ "■’■’’ ’ ■■»■»»»■w'-w'esw'awi In the brooder house when the chicks W a s h in g to n rescues B ro n d fro m talk?" too late to look for her now, for Brad- are about seven to nlno weeks old and T a n k a g e , O il M eal a n d b u lly in g E n g lis h s o ld ie rs . He He gave a look and was unable to dock s business could not walL do not need heat. These poles should w o rs ts a b u lly in s fig h t, and S kim M ilk fo r S w in e restrain a shudder. Then with a finds E ls ie D ln w o id . B ro n d Is We found three hoops handing on a be ubout fifteen Inches from tho floor Generally, corn alone w lll not prove shrug ot his shoulders he said: sen t on a s co u tin g e x p e d itio n to bush and ‘ dared ‘ not look at them a,|d »laming at an angle of 43 de- B u s in e s s T r a in in g P a y s F o rt D uqesne. and e n c o u n ters a "A Beauvlas can die even like that. closely until the Onondaga pronounced 8recs- <>»»-lnch mesh w ire might lie I ", an,l" f "ctory feed for full feeding band o f B ra d d o c k ’s scouts. L a te r I compliment monsieur on his French." the balr In each to be that of a white u’ e<l ,n fro nt of the poles to make . . J' el‘ . “ 8re 0,1 a •‘»«ume B ro nd an d bla com p a n io n s And Last year w e placed more than — . . . birds . . . , or rnjie pasture, according to J. W, Cromlt edged nearer, worklug his a F re n c h s c o u tin g p a r ty b e s ie g climb up. man. From what I learned later I i the 1000 in good positions. W a in g an old cabin. Wulchetj anim al husbandry apeclallst gory fingers. I waved him back and believe these to be scalps taken from can place you w h e n com petent. of the extension service o f the Ohio «poke In French for my captives ben Chapman s road builders. We skirted W h e n w ill you be ready7 efil. saying: State university. the opening where we had rescued the 1 * , * , * e rY C H A P T E R I V — C o n tin u e d SrsJ Ju, C.Uta« Corn and tankage or corn and a “ We w ill leave It for Braddock to girl and crossed Castelman's river. E sse n tia l fo r S uccess m ixture — 11— of two part« tankage and one make him talk. He has many Iro which was not more than ankle deep. Behnke-Walker Business College W hether breeding chickens, ducks. Before I could outguess him, he was quois with hi? army, and they have part oil meal w ill produce more rapid X ItH sn.1 Salmon Streets UPO0 h'i l • nd ' e r t " r tU r k e j*’ ,h e to r up to one of his tricks. Suddenly gulna and less feed w lll be required curious ways with wayward tongues." PonlsnJ, Oregon a uaes. success is to get au egg that has life ceasing his resistance he flopped no "H will be Interesting, monsieur— to produce 1(M) pounds of gain than » •a aaaaw aaaa for your Iroquois Le. u . go Io toem I crossing’ o? " A o ’ X S th’s a ' " " 1* ' P,‘reW ’ ~ U his back and carried me with him when corn alone or corn and mid but managed to escape the grip of my fed aud well cared for produce such dlings are used. ana learn If they can persuade me.” a dlstunce of seventeen miles. This F ire B a ll C autad Panic legs and draw up his knees. Then eggs. The general principles o f breed I f the pigs are on blue grass na Confound the fellow I One cannot | section of the country was excellent w ith a violent thrust of his arms and When a Are ball fell In a Held at ing apply to all poultry, says a w riter bold a mean grudge against a brave ture or have no forage at all, Wulchet for surprise attacks and skirmishes. j In Wallace's Farmer. W ell fed, but near Aberdeen. Scotland, a surge of his legs be sent roe flying man. recommend« corn supplemented by a H u rtle, I feared that onee the army had ad over bis head. where a picnic was being held, tnuny i not overfat. Is the Ideal condition. m ixture o f 80 pounds of tankuge, 2f. “ We will start very soon, Cromlt, vanced this far It would be surrounded ‘Pul a spell on h in il Witch blm t" children aud adulta were thrown pros ; Enough feed to keep the flock active reload the rifles.” day and night by a cloud of Invisible ! during tbe day; a liberal feed at pounds of oil meal, und 23 pounds of screamed Cromlt’s voice. trate, and panic ensued. One boy was a lfa lfa meal or ground a lfa lfa . The Frenchman glanced about the foes. I leaiRd erect and whirled and set tem jiorarlly blinded. Another bore the night Green feed and animal feed, I f aklm m ilk Is available In suffl room and m uttered: Thnt night the ’. Great croa» Hrt-L I — — - — • w we w«s U made IH U V issv l i p u i L'TC myself to meet the next ouseu The im print o f a fern on his (high. On a | cleau water, no lice or m ites; fresh clent quantities It may be substituted VI km T “ as ano,her here. • youth. Ing and camped on tbe west bank force of my fall blurred my vlsloo for woman's arm wss a mark resembling s ir without draft at night, together for alt or part o f the recommended My children trailed him here a fte r he twlated wire. Some of the children a moment, and the Frenchman might with plenty of room, are conditions protein supplement, in general, corn, killed one of our Hurona. He made CHAPTER V nave had me bad he not paused to a very pretty fight, ju t we should that fuvor eggs with life In any local hominy, or corn and barley fed at the were so terrified that they Injured Jerk a pistol from his b e lt He risked themselves by rushing heedlessly ity. There are no rules for growing rate of 20 pounds to one pound of have dug him out U you men bad not all on a bullet, and the weapon missed come." W am pum ! poultry thnt must he followed abso protein supplements, w lll prove to be against barbed-wire fences. " re- I ducked the flying pistol and lutely. . There are the general prin Ihe most practical combination for The rain was beating down on our Cromlt called from the door: “ Here leaped upon him. Incited to greater ciples o f clean food In abundance full-feeding pigs on pasture when both P leating B elief hiding place when we awoke In the comes Hound Paw. Coming alone. effort by the stingiug bump on the with work on the part o f the fowl to rate and economy o f gain are con morning. Once we were soaked to One of the most valuable qualities And he ain’t In any burry.” top o< rny head. We crushed together get I t ; clean houses, clean yards and al derad. the skin we accepted the weather Round Paw glided Into the cabin which the overage man posM<as<»s Is and hugged and rugged like two bears fresh air, but success comes with philosophically, even welcomed I t ; for the belief thnt he Is obove the aver and confirmed what my prisoner had I picked him up bodily and hurled about us many different systems as S ow s C a rrie d T h ro u g h age.—O ttaw a Citizen. said about his red allies being In a It reduced the danger of being sur him agairlst the logs and he fell to the there nre breeders. Bone meal, meat prised by the enemy's Indians. panic. The girl's trail led to the east. S u m m e r on L ittle C o m floor as limp as a sack of meal Bn! scraps and butterm ilk furnish bone We traveled slowly and cautiously, He bad followed It but a short dis 1 would have no more tricks, and Old sows enn be carried through and muscle building m a te ria l; corn, as our field of vision was limited and tance. Beauvais glared at the Onon when he struck I was upou him again. wheat and oats add the necessary fnt the summer with an ear or two of blurred by the storm, and there was daga's girdle and m uttered: 1 rem.-mber hearing a shrill cry. but and energy; green feeds give life and corn a day while on pasture and thero danger of stumbling upon some Huron So that Is why they do not stop there was no time to ealn. the girl. F A R M E R A T T E N T IO N health. Upon the character o f the Isn’t a better place to farro w their their foolish running! What a pity I or Ottawa catnp. W ith our rifles and 1 mauled the Frenchman about for fall pigs than on good clean pasture. •’■B’ K—400 to n » n e w a n d «toed b la c k a n d m ! seed depends the harvest. Poor Dupuyl" lD answer to my ques Onondaga’s bow string carefully pro All hogs need plenty of water. A f .n n eosltlv.ly ssvs n * some seconds before I discovered he tioning look he sadly explained. “The tected from the dampness, we spent a was Inert and offering no resistance. small stream, the outlet of a Hie drain day In covering a few miles. The brown hair hanging over your d—d £ £ i ( N . . i t s , E l . c* rl««As very slt«ht|y L ig h t B ra h m a s G ood fo r As I drew back, thinking I had or a handy well are all convenient s t . ' « *7 » roonn», la Onondaga was Impatient to make a friends hip. Until very recently It S'rlci ’is ts L ; n<1 ” t0'’' l,n»Hw- x-sulsr broken his neck, I was conscious of methods. Others use an automatic Siasr.’ swift march of It, but my plans de t L our »» w th e S m a ll-P a tc h F a r m e r was worn by my good friend Georges Cromlt putting and lamenting: tank or barrel wnterer on skids or Is “ « « It „ '• '" » » • J » this m stsrlsl manded that we should nor only a r Dupuy.” " ln «».I Is very The lower your fences are, tho fill their w aterer from a tunk wagon s lls h n .* „ 5 a | “I, fun>b f°rg o i you wanted the rogue M i g n i l j r o ff c o lo r— r e a lly new Ita a K rive at Duquesne but arrive untouched “ You found a dead Frenchman?" I heavier may be your breeds o f poul each duy. by suspicion. asked Hound Paw. try. One of the best breeds for the My man had no more tight In him Skimping the feed white on pasture During our. second night to hiding He touched the hank of brown hair small-patch farmer, or the business makes the hogs eat more green feed and I took time to glance at my I perfected my scheme for entering Beauvais went on. “ He received Hie man or wage earner living In the but It cuts down the rate of gain. friend. He was leaning against the the fort unquestioned. I proposed to Holy Eucharist before we set out. He suburbs— the man who cannot afford The extra feed makes them grow nnd w r e s n aa T h ia la a n R i t r a o r d l n a r y n n r < a l n w all und mopping back his bristling enter Allaquippa’s town In the role of told m e he should oever see Ihe Beau to put much money into expensive fatten, getting thero to market In less • - i 011 M > T — R o o f in g ru F R h air with hands that smeared Ids face a t renchtuan. Her devotion to tbe •P »z. 2 p ly . l - p | y ; good q u a lit y P rlc o d r i g h t tifu l River again. Poor Georges. I w ire netting— Is the Light Brahmas. time nnd on less feed. If nt all pos a deep red On the fl.ior at his feel English was well known, therefore .-ru . . HTF.F.I. <’O. laughed at him and said It was a sick They stand confinement In narrow slide the shotes should tie pushed all was the Indian, killed in s horrible » a » of M nargafna’ my presence would not be welcomed fancy. Voila I A red savage wears - a t 41B1. quarters, and they also stand cold the time they are on pasture ns less l l l - H l Promt Bt . P o r tla n d fashion. by her. but her aversion would all the bis hair In his belt.” weather. They are less subject to feed w lll be needed and the enrly fall “ Lor's me! But that was a wring better establish my status among any I held a council of war with my disease than some of the other breeds; mnrket Is usually more favorable than worth Hie fuss,” Cromlt panted. “Men fort Indians who might be there for friend? and we decided to travel over they muke good layers, and average the Inter mnrket. be It was the spell she put on him •A N FRANCISCO'S NKW FINS N O T tL the purpose of seducing her Dela the back trail for a few miles and look In weight, when fully grown, about 11 when I yelled out.” wares. for signs of the Dlnwoid woman. I pounds; so when you market your sur “ H — I I I With your bare hands 1" I From Allaquippa’s town I would told CTomlt he must take the prisoner plus stock you have something to sell. dully exclaimed. HOTEL W ILTSHIRE. San Frsoeixe« make for Duquesne. This line of pro- back, also a verbal report from me. But If you have plenty o f space for He proudly held them up for me to M «tuokion S I ^ r s r v y " n S q , , . . . «„.„/¿J* cedure made It Imperative that we He strongly objected to leaving us your chickens the cheapest breeds are O n ls li. ro u m .« h l, b " ¡ / ¡ ¿ w B «1 « admire. should not be chased by any enemy but a compromise was reached by his O ourt riMxuq w ith bath Sui î i î î ? B S J 0 0 ? !* ’ the nervous, restless ones, which He was mortal slippery even for a * I« , , «o. »o. Ä iT iP a is iX ? aS Â J'iïS i* scouting party Into the Delaware vll- agreeing to conduct the prisoner as Barley, and In fact, all the small means that they are good foragers for snrptnt. faintly replied Cromlt. "Meb- •age. far us the road-builders’ camp, where food, and will not need much feeding. grain, should be ground for pigs, and be If she hadn't witched him— " We were following the river and Nniu ** »Mir* oney a guard could take him back to head WUII l HUW *° *° P«r 8 <” ,0 n‘ m paid Whlls The Brown or W hite Leghorn and Hie soaking Improves tbe feed value. But "W here Is S h e r I wildly cried aiming to muke Stewnrt’a cross-log Lsctaro. -i. 2 ' " r " l,1* . P o ,1 U o r' «r<’iirM quarters. Black Spanish are among the best let tills be only from one meal to an- eoll««ea W rlu. tor catalo» brushing Hie sweat from my eyes and Beauvais volunteered the Inform a eight miles from the hills. H a lf the foragers. Other breed which do well other. quite forgetting the Frenchman as 1 distance had been covered when our • • • tion that his red force was composed In the small patch or acre lot are the stared at her empty blanket and to of Potawatomi, und that he had had advance was halted by the crash of Hope Is the best annual pasture Plymouth Hocks, Wyendottes and the open door. The difficulty In Inducing them to scout so a smoothbore nt one side crop for hogs. It cun he drilled or Rhode Island Reds. Cromlt staggered to the door and at heavy ball cut a small branch several far from Hie fo r t broadcast early or lute, It stands once emitted a terrible howl and feet overhead. I glimpsed a bronzed Hound Paw did not like my plan heavy pasturing and It gives a big grappled with another Indian who sud and Insisted we should he picking off figure und tired. We advanced warily yield. C h ic k e n s E a t F e a th e rs denly filled Hie doorway. I heard the und I was chagrined to find I had more ot the enemy while fear wa« Chickens eat their own feathers be dull thud ut an ax and my friend went missed, for there was no trace of the gripping them and while they had no Sows thnt nre fed only grnln nnd cause of the lack of the following down <ai his knees. Indian and no hLor?fl murks. French leaders. But I was suspecting tankage over w inter nre apt io he F irs t Sad T a y lo r Sts., P ortlan d, Oregon feeds: 1, m eat; 2, green food or b ulk; “T he bone-breaking mun Is fluid ( T O B E C O N T IN U E D .) lazy, nnd have weak pigs next spring. 8, salt. One-half pound o f fine table from flghilng." said Hound Paw, the A lfalfa hay, leafy aud green, Is fine salt should lie put In the dry nuts’, OnundiiKH. h n tn e iik « .* ’ " *a#a*a nnd this should be kept before the to go with their grnln. Cmrnlt. <»nlj slightly stunned by th e tl.BOandnpo « • • L o v e a n d Y o u t h C a n A l w a y s “ F i n d a W a y ” bens at all times. They should get AMsid, O R E G O N flat ot Hie ax. slowly gained tits feet »lately Fireproof. P a r k in g Mpfict* ttfid in irn tr« The prnctlee of suddenly faking the AMt Ouravr 8th «ad l i o n K s .. N A , U n m . X m E plenty of green food. In Hie winter und stared stupidly at Hie Indian aud sow sway from Iter pigs when the time, cabbage, mangels and root crops rubbed his head ruefully The Indian W ill love find a way? asks the Bos pigs nre eight to ten weeks old with answer fairly well. They should have sighted my Frenchman and with a youth mingled with the Incoming ton Globe, which then goes on to tell out (irevlous preparation for weaning plenty of animal food such as beef whoop would have Jumped upon him this: The observer had missed his crowd and the girl ran up to meet A ll PO,’ TLAN!)'* «M»sr / / . ( . / . Is as out-of-date ns raising hogs on a scraps, fish scraps, skim milk or but him. To the ordinary onlooker It was had I not pushed him buck train and was forced to wait an hour ’’corn-and w ater ration." term ilk. a fond welcome home, but to the ob “ He is my primmer He goes to for tlie next. As he walked through « « • Braddock alive I" server It was an Ingenious system of the crowd of passengers from an In Some recent experiments Indicate Portland fluto Wecking (Jo. petting In public. Love w ill find a H e turned away and beheld the sav A lfa lfa Is F a v o re d coming train he noticed the warmth that a tobacco nnd salt mixture Is way. “ age on the Hiair. W ith a yelp of of embrace of u young man and his R iia a e l P h c u n la n n d I) w l iz l i t u i . n . . I f time Is lacking to prepare green worthless ns a stomach worm erndl amazement he bent over him and In feed for chicks, It pays to buy high girl friend Apparently she was wel entor. vestlgated Hie uulure ol Hie mortal grade commercial a lfalfa leuf meal. coining him home from a long trip. • • • Needles of A ncient Day» wounds Htraightening lie lifted bis Ten minutes Inter he saw them In a A few hundred pounds will furnish Lack of minerals In the feed, nn all The needles Hint have come down M A IL your F IL M S to ua ax In salute to Cromit. then drove II green feed for a lot o f chicks. Many strangle hold as a train emptied Its corn diet, or being kept In n entail One. a ca.tomsr. always « «„.ton,«,» Io us from ancient Egypt „re very Into a tog and cried: o f the best chick starting mashes con passenger« at unother gate. A« the pen, may rnuse a hog to “go down In •oarse, but It Is certain that Oner , . * E,S1 EAN PHOTO SUPPLY CO. “ Yo h a lil flits Is a very brave man tain a little a lfa lfa menl. These mashes crowd ilispersed, they parted, file hoy the back.” .0. lot I I I 41) t. Sonlmnlt. rwiiasd.ir. needles must have been made to make Who walks rtiioagli Hie land w ith iis should bo used according to the direc f-lem l was trailed to ¡he waiting • • • the delicate embroidery produced by T hey say he has killed a man with tions of the manufactures, but chicks room, where he met the girl, greeted For hog pasture, clover requires fre those people. Judging by the descrip SANITARY SCHOOL Of BEAUTY CULTURE his hands They say tils name w ill he on a starting mash containing a lfa lfa tier suns embrace, and sat down fot ta 2. 50- r * quent mowing to keep the growth tions of embroidery In Homer, Ihe known to many nations rtiul lie shall meal often seem to thrive without the a clint again. As another train was from becoming too rank nnd woody Greeks also must have hud very fin« M ì i i Otkiis aid. " > « « « « work in nny «hop. tie culled 'Itovaner t ” announced, they again departed Ihe other source of green feed. The cost: Hogs prefer only the leaves and ten i 400-414 SI4S. MiNWHtliwtN fw ti.M .ji needles. I Is Comparatively small. der stemsf. W- N. U., P O R T LA N D NO. 29-1928. The Red Road FARM- POULTRY L IV E STOCK « » *> Hugh P«nd««t«r The Aviator C hampion mmm umm Oregon & California Directory HOTEL ROOSEVELT SI r H MOLER P ip e V a lv e s , F ittin gs Pump Engines Farm Tools & Supplies A L A S K A JU N K CO. H o te l H o v t H o t e l R o o s e v e lt
