Bandon recorder., August 26, 1909, Image 3

DRY FARMING CONGRESS.
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Mathod* Of Increas'ng Crup Output
Will Be Discussed.
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French avalry uffic.r* tiav*
The Dry Farming congress ia nw
been fighting a due* beca.i»« one uf
organized, with some persistency anc
them ate a sausage in a cafe on Good
determination to be heard from in th«
Friday.
They were both station­
matter of urging its claims upon the
ed temporarily with
their dragoon
attention of the public. The faith that
regiment
at
Mazamet,
a
southern
town,
Alfulia Plautln*.
th* promoters and operators of this
where there had been trouble in con­
should
not
be
forgotten
that
the
association have in their claims of drj
spring is the proper time to prepare nection with a strike, and on the 9th
e Knot ton iiatf' Always Bought has home the signa«
farming methods, well carried out
ture of Clias. !!. Fletcher, and has b«-« n iaa«lo uinler his
the alfalfa crop that lr to be planted ultimo, as Le Petit Meridional relates,
cannot be questioned, say* the adito:
personal supervision for ov«-r 30 years. Allow no ono
next fall. The ground which is ex­ Lieut. Gand, whose republican and
of the Twentieth Century Farmer. Th«
to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations ami
pected to be used for this crop should free-thinking opinions are well known
experiences and results of careful an«
••Ju t-as-goo.l ” arc but Experiments, nn«l endanger tho
to his acquaintances, was in the cafe,
persistent work in crop growing efforti
Give the bees plenty of water. They not be planted to small grain; neither
health of Children—Experience against Experiment.
when
he
was
invited
by
some
men
are the evidence that is of?er«*d in tea need a great deal and will fly a long should corn precede alfalfa, because
timony of the feasibility of dry farm distance to get It.
the ground will not be kept free of whom he was In the habit of meeting
ing methods and dry farming as an in
weeds
and grass. The best prepara­ daily to take champagne with them.
If there Is no running stream or
Castoria is t hara.less substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­
On the table was a big sausage, of
du* try.
lake of pure water near it is well to tory crop for alfalfa Is cow peas; then
goric, Props anti Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
which
he
partook,
like
the
rest,
and
It is not surprising that there ar< place a pail of fresh water near the after the vines are removed or plowed
contains juither Opium, Morphine nor other Nareotie
this
proceeding
shocked
some
of
hl*
the doubtful, the skeptical, the unbe apalry every day.
under the ground should be well
substance, its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
brother officers, one of whom, Lieut,
liever in converting the dry land of th»
ami allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrlnva and Wind
Bees uso water to dilute the heavy, broken and kept clean of weeds and
arid West to agricultural purpose*, th« • | thick honey left over from winter to grass by surface cultivation until it de Bourmont. called that same even­
Colic, it relieves 'Le«-tliing Troubles. cure-. Constipation
and Flatulency, it assimilates the Food, regulates the
growing of crops, the cultivation o:
ing at the cafe and found fault with
is
seeded
in
alfalfa
the
following
fall.
make it suitable for the young larvae
Stoniaeh ttnd Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
orchards and forests, the establishing
Peanuts may be grown Instead of cow the proprietors for having allowed it.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
of homes and the building up of com and also to make the cell wax pilable.
This came to the ears of Lieut. Gand,
Bees should be protected from the peas, if th* crop is considered more
mercial interest* and industries oi
who
asked
for
an
explanation.
High
these lands; we say that it is not sur wind on the north and west by a close­ desirable, as it is perhaps, but they words followed and Lieut. Gand sprang
must be kept well cultivated and es­
prising that some hesitate, that thej set hedge or high fence.
All the weeds should be kept down pecially allow no earth grass to grow on M. de Bourmont and assaulted him.
doubt the availability of sufficient
For this quarrel both the lieutenants
moisture to grow crops; that they fore­ In front of the hives. Mow a plot 6 in the crop.—Chicago Inter Ocean.
were punished and back they went to
feet
wide
and
then
cut
the
weeds
and
cast seasons of drouth, etc. All these
their headquarters at Carcassonne. In
Value of a Small Stream.
things had their period and have exert grass close to the ground with a hoe.
the neighborhood of which they fought
An
interesting
example
of
the
value
An
hour
once
a
week
spent
on
the
ed their influence to discourage anc
the Inevitable duel yesterday. Dr.
prejudice the mind of the public as the care of the bees will bring larger re­ of a small stream for light and power
Sempf, the deputy major, and M. Ca-
settlement of the country has pro turns for the effort than any other purposes may be found near Sacra­
blnes, the Petit Meridional’s corre­
mento,
Cal.
A
trout
stream
has
been
greased westward for the last fifty labor on the farm.
spondent at CarcaBsonne, were Mr.
hi Use For Over 30 Years.
years, and yet cultivation has been the
A newspaper man in Chicago, who damned up and the power In the form
Gand
’s seconds, while MM. de la
THE C.NT.U. iJM.ANV, TT MURRAY STRCtT. NKW YORK CtTV.
civilizing influence that has conquered Ilves a few miles out in the country, of electricity has been used for doing
drouth, hot winds and the barrenness last year sold $225 worth of honey to such light work as washing and iron Baume and Mignot. both lieutenants
of the plains and prairie countries that three big hotels. He says he did not Ing, also for cooking and lighting in In the dragoon regiment, acted In a
are now the dependence in production. spend more than an hour a week look­ the home of the owner. As the stream like capacity for M. de Bourmont. In
The Fourth Dry Farming congress ing after his bees during the season Is very small during the dry months, the first encounter Lieut. Gand was
< rushed .Violin.
will hold its meeting at Billings, Mon­ —F. and D. Journal.
DAISY FLY KILLER
an old miner’s ditch has been dammed wounded In the right arm and, al­
Mrs.
Dinham
—l)o you think that I
tana, October 26, 27 and 28, 1909.
to form a reservoir of 100,000 cubic though the Injury Is not serious. It •hall be a good looking old woman?
¡»lured a ■ y •
vv livre, Mttmcta
This will not only be an institute foi
feet capacity. The plant cost $1,500 was enough to put an end to the duel. Denham—I don't know why you
Feed for Chicks.
•iii.i kill.all flic*
N* at . lean, < rna
dry farming farmers and dry farming
Feed chickens the first day or two and in a single year has done $700 The two officers left the ground with- should expect any such radical change.
mental, conten-
Iroit ■ heap. Laata
out making up their quarrel.
instructors and teachers, but it will be upon a mixture of bread crumbs worth of work.
nil >« « 1 . Made
—
New
York
Press.
an exposition of dry farming products giated fine and hard-boiled egg chop-
of mend, canuol
‘Fill or tip over,
such as this or no other country has ped fine. Keep water before them
'vi'I not soil of
Portable Caiinlna Machine,
Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow** Soothing
injure anything.
ever witnessed. There are pledged al­ in a small fountain, so they can drink
•yruptheb st r< .-.lv to u>e ior their thUdrea
A machine by which the farmer can
Guaranteed effe*
lunug
the
teething
period.
live,
of
al!
cicalerà
or
sunt
prepaid
fot
2u cent».
ready exhibits from thirteen Western but not get into It. In a few­ days prepare and can his fruits, tomatoes,
HAROLD
SOMERS,
150
DeKalt)
A»e..
Brooklyn,
N. Y.
states that are engaged in dry farming feed upon rolled oats, finely cracked corn, beans, or any other farm produce
A Literal Coininniid.
work. The organization by states, to corn and any small seeds. Add a which can be canned, in the fields or
"Beat It! Beat it!" cried th* mas­
show what each is doing and capable
terful wife to her meek and obedieut
of doing in the raising of grain and
husband.
DRAFT ON DOUBLETREE.
vegetable crops, without irrigation, is
The claim of the Municipality of
But he did not go a step.
a feature never before undertaken in
Ponce In Porto Rico to a Catholic
Hite did not mean him to. She was
this distirct and promises some great
Church edifice said to have been erect­ referring to the c.npet hanging on the
surprises for visitors.
ed with municipal funds and the con­ line.—Baltimore American.
The area of tillable lands in the
tention that the church had no exist-
BARING POWDER
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United States not yet turned to culti­
t EXTRACTS
i
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C
ence as a corporate entity so as to on­
Better than gold—Like it in color—
vation is comparatively small, and un­
JUS I HIGHT
able it to hold property was settled Hamlins Wizard Oil—the best of all
der present conditions of demand by
by the United States Supreme Court remedies for rheumatism, neuralgia,
the homesteader will last but a few
CLOSSETa DEVERS
in Ponce v. Roman Catholic Apostolic and all pain, soreness and inflamma­
PORTLAND. ORE.
J
more year* at most. It ia only the part
Church, 28 Supreme Court Reporter, tion.
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of good business judgment that the
n
1
737, affirming the decision of the Su­
dry farming districts be investigated
The t'nuse of It.
preme Court of Porto Rico In favor of
by those who contemplate getting a
B
"The writer you introduced me to
A CURE FOR FITS
the
church,
holding
that
wherever
the
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home under the free homestead law.
»
the other day was not at all imposing
from,
they
were
lrrevoca
funds
came
Good lands and the best locations will
bly donated to the church; that the In his appeal ant e. In fact, I thought
be the first taken. Each year will re­
The Treatment Is to Accomplish
church had been recognized for cen- he had a very poor carriage.”
duce the quality of lands to be disposed
"That may be because he is nothing
turies as a legal entity, and as its
of as government homesteads.
What Science Has Been Strug­
rights had been acknowledged in the but a hack.”—Baltimore American.
The Dry Farming congress will be
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gling to Attain for Centuries
treaty of Paris and in concordats be-
a good place to visit next October, in
Shake Into Your Shoes
view of getting dry farming informa­
tween Spain and the papacy they Alien’s Foot-Ease, a powder for the feet. It cures
The intense interest that has been manifested
k
i
1»
C—
painful, swollen, smarting, sweating feet. Makes
tion and dry farms on which to put it I_______ _
could not now be denied.
the country by the wonderful cures
new shoes easy. Sold by all Druiryists and Shoe throughout
that are being accomplish«! daily by epileptcide,
into prictice. The Dry Farming con­
Don't accept any substitute. Sample still
An agent employed for five years at Stores,
continues.
It is really surprising the vast
(3)
EKEE. Address A. S. Olm: t«si, Le Roy, N. Y.
i
gress announces that there are 200,-
number of people who have already been cured of
a salary of $3,000 per year was dis­
fits
and
nervousness.
In order that everybody
000,000 acres of arable land awaiting
Man's Perfidy,
There Is a difference of opinion regarding the pulling ability of each charged after serving six months. He
may have a chance to test th<‘ medicine, large trial
development by the dry farming meth­ horse in a team. Some are of the cpinion that the horse ahead Is pulling
valuable literature. History of Epilepsy
Lawyer—You want to sue your hus­ bottles,
brought an action for the damages he
and testimonials, will l>e sent by mail abeolutely
ods.
the most, and vice versa.
sustained and which he might sustain band for breach of promise? Why, mad­ free to all who write to the Dr. May Laboratory,
54b Pearl Street. New York City.
The draft on each horse depends entirely on the relative lengths of the up to the time of trial, “but without am, pardon me, but that's absurd.
Appropriate Ilreed.
Fair
Client
—
Not
at
all.
sir;
he
prom
­
"The aeronaut who is going to try lever arms, and the lengths of the lever arms depend on the position of the prejudice to his right to bring subse­ ised ma a divorce, and he's gone back on
that long flight will take his pet dog clevis pins with respect to the draw pin. In upper diagram (1) the clevis quent suit or suits for damages accru­ it
pins and the draw pin are in a straight line, hence the lever arm is the per­ ing after the trial of this cause." Dam­
•long.''
pendicular distance from the draw pin (A) to the line of draft of each horse. ages were agreed upon by counsel,
"What kind of a dog Is it?”
"A skye terrier, of course.”—Balti- The lever arms In this case are A. B. and A. C., which are equal, no matter should plaintiff be allowed to recover
how much one horse is ahead of the other. One horse always pulls the same on the complaint, Judgment was for
The Chinese Doctor
r.ore American.
amount as the other.
“I used Cascareis and feel like a new
plaintiff. Another action was brought
This wondeful man has
In diagram (2) the clevis pins are behind the draw’ pin. and when one for wages which accrued after this nan. I have been a sufferer from dys-
made a lifestudy of the
properties of Roots,
jepsia and sour stomach for the last two
change in the size horse pulls ahead of the other his lever arm (A. C.) becomes longer and
verdict. The United States Circuit rears. I have been taking medicine and
Herbs and Barks, and
is giving the world the
(A.
B.
)
the
lever
arm
of
the
one
behind
becomes
shorter. In this case the Court held in Flanders v. Canada, A >ther drugs, but could find no relief only
within the last ten
benefit of his services.
horse ahead, having a large lever arm, has the advantage and pulls less <£ P. S. S. Co., 161 Federal Reporter, or a short time. I will recommend
Decidedly there has. than the one behind.
No Mercury, Poisons
378, that, notwithstanding the defend­ 2ascarets to my friends as the only thing
or Drugs Used. No
5 cent piece of ice isn't more than
In diagram (3) the clevis pins are ahead of the draw pin. and when ant’s contention that there was but ¡or indigestion and sour stomach and to
Operations or ( utting
as large as it used to be.
one horse pulls ahead his lever arm shortens and the lever arm of the one one cause of action originally, this teep tlie bowels in good condition.
Guarantees to cure Catarrh. Asthma. Lung,
behind lengthens, The horse ahead, having the lever arm shorter, pulls more objection not being raised upon the They are very nice to eat.”
'I he Keill Till ng.
Stomach and Ki
- . and all Privet*
Harry Stuckley, Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Diseases of M n and Women.
than
the
horse
behind.
"I must congratulate Jack on his
first trial could not be on the second.
Pleasant. Palatable. Potent, Taste Good.
A SURE CANCER CURE
Do Good. Never Sicken. Weaken < r Gripe.
golden wedding "
Just received from Pejiin, China safe, sure
The Idaho Supreme Court In Ton­
10c. 25c. 50c. Never sold in bulk. The gen­
and reliable. U. failing in its works.
"Golden wedding? Why. he's only little beef scraps to the food. In the orchards in which the vegetable or eray v. Budge, 95 Pacific Reporter, 26,
uine tablet stamped C C C. Guaranteed to
If >
m blank
cure or your money back.
926
lust married.”
course of two weeks whole wheat can fruit is growing, is described in Popu construed an election contest law of
and circular. Inclose 4 cents in stamps,
"I know, but the bride Is worth a be given. This is the dry method of lar Mechanics. Mounted on a wheel­ that State. Proceedings were Insti­
CONSUL I Al ION fRLE
P N U
No. 28 09
million.”—Boston Transcript.
feeding, which Is coming into vogue barrow arrangement, the machine can tuted in the district court to test the
The C. Gee Wo Medicine Co.
Here is another be pushed from one orchard to another right of defendant to hold the office "V1ITHEN writing to ad vertisers please | ^162
quite
extensively.
’a ■H^^L^or^lornson^orUdnd^Or^
Hidden.
mention this paper.
method of feeding: Mix dry two parts or from a tomato patch to a cornfield of district Judge because of alleged
II' r fatal gift of beauty
of corn meal, one part of finely ground as necessity requires. Water for the constitutional Ineligibility, Defendant
Never caused the pit-a-pat
wheat bran and one part of beef process is heated by a kerosene burner. demurred on the grounds of lack of
Of anybody's heart at all
scraps, After they are thoroughly
She wore a modern hat.
Jurisdiction of the district court and
Hnndlinit Geeae.
Houston Post.
mixed add boiling water in sufficient
of failure to state sufficient facts to
In handling geese they should always
quantity to make a stiff dough. Cover
constitute a cause of action. The Su­
be
taken
by
the
neck,
Egg-Phosphate
and when lifted
the vessel and let it cook. Feed the
preme Court has Jurisdiction of such
dovjh warm or cold, but never hot.— from the ground the body should be cases under statute, but the Constitu­
turned with the back toward the per-
Denver Field and Farm.
WILL DO VU.
son handling it. In that position it tion states that “district courts have
original
Jurisdiction
in
all
cases
both
THU AM
IlnlMlnic Flics.
cannot strike, and will remain quiet
HIGH KK1D
at law and equity.” The court held
The cheapest way to put gains on and docile. The body can be partly
run DEX Will
that an election contest Is a proceed­
young pigs Is through the sow. She supported by seizing the first Joint of
Coo VM>
ing
of
statutory
origin
and
not
neces
­
no ;r better A FULL POUND 25c.
has a strong digestion and can turn thè wing with one hand. If the goose
sarily
of
a
Judicial
nature.
This
right
grains
and
pasture
Into
easily
Is
held
facing
one,
It
will
strike
hard
coarse
digested milk, Careful experiment* blows with its wings or scratch with being created by the Legislature, that
body could designate what tribunal
show that a pound of weight taken its feet.
Guaranteed under
should exercise jurisdiction.
Com­
from the sow will make more than 1
Work Hour» of Farmer».
____ all Pure Food
plainant
also
claimed
that
a
constitu
­
pound of gain on the pigs, the flesh
Prof. Boss of the Minnesota Agricul­ tional question was Involved which the
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of the young animals containing more
tural College, says that statistics of Legislature had no right to submit to
water. The sow should be fed to pro­
the actual hours of labor on the
duce a high milk yield, and the pigs nine hours a day In summer and be­ the district court; but It was held that
where as a means to determine the
should be kept with her until they get tween four and five
OR W A WISE
in winter. Prof. right to office by proceeding on In­
and
pas-
to
eating
a
full
feed
of
grain
£. Y«ars a I »’a 1er in Pmnkssi Denta
Bailey of the Farm Life Commission formation was also provided, and con­
Work in Portland.
ture.
tells the story of the schoolma'am stitutional questions might be litigat­
working from 9 to 4 until she married ed therein, there was no objection to
K C Baking Powder wiL do it I ' Get
Morgnn Horses.
Forty years ago the Morgans were a farmer, and had to work from 4 to allowing the question of eligibility of
a can. Try it for your favorite cake. !. If I
This strain 9. Moral, schoolma'ams make good candidates to be passed on by a tri­
Should rrin m’w r ;h.r < u • f rce is
arranged the favorite road horses
that WE CAN 1» > IIII’IK KXTIRE CROWN 1 traces to a single ancestor, Justin Mor­ wives for farmers.—Oberlin Times.
it doesn’t raise better, more evenly, higher,
bunal other than the one provided
HIIIDGE AM» PIA'I. WORK IN A DAY if
nec«»ssar\.
I *< > 'IT! VEI.Y PAINLESS EX- gan, foaled in Vermont in 1793. his
for by the Constitution.
—if it isn't daintier, more delicate in flavor,
HIACT NG FREE wh n pl
■ rea are or* ! blood
Trn mplantl n<.
being largely thoroughbred.
dcrei \\l REMOVE IIIE MOST SENSITIVE
—we return your money. Everybody
In transplanting any vegetable
I »proved
TEETH \M» I.OO.S WltllOVT IKE LEAST From him descended the Blackhawk.
FAIN. NO S I Cl»'.- NTS. nouncertainty.
Bashaw, Golddust. Ethan Allen, Ben plants let it be done In the evening.
“How do you like your alarm
agrees K C has no equal.
For the Next Fifteen Days
Franklin and Gen. Knox and Daniel if possible. Press the soil firmly about clock?” asked the Jeweler.
We will nivc you a gowd 22k gold or porce­
Lambert families. The Morgan type the roots and water well. If, after the
"First rata."
lain crown for
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"You didn't seem pleased with It at
Molar crown
6.0C
GoHorch.imd fillinor*......................................... 1.0C intelligent and of great courage and ered over the wet. it will prevent bak­ first.”
Silver fi lings
54 i endurance.
ing of the soil about the roots when
"No, but it’* broken now.”—Tit-Bit*.
Good rubiwr plate«
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5.00
the sun comes out next day.
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ALL WORK GUARANTEED 15 YEARS
Dr. W. A. Wise
President and Manager
The Wise Dental Co.
(INC.)
Third and " a Kington Sts.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Methods
of
Culti.ntlon
Compnred.
The farmers of the North Atlantic
states during the last census year
each produced about 1984 worth of
farm crops, while the average South
Atlantic states farmer made only 14’4.
though the Southern farmer averaged
108 acres per farm and th* Oerther»
tamer only 96 acre«
•or»,
1 nine of Quality.
"Your little boy doesn't aeem to like
me very well?”
"No; he saya that the last time you
were here you told him that he looked
Ilka hts' father.’’—Houston Post
Extra large specimens of vegetables
are all right for exhibition purpose*
and to win prizes with, but they ar*
not what the average coisumer want*
and I* willing to pay freight oh.
Quality, «nlTormltjr of sire and smooth-
You san throw moat aten o( their
•»•*» aiw what the •«•$«•*
«*•<* I»«*
urewXlu* thaia.
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Your Bakin«?
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POWDER 4
Pure, Wholesome,
Economical.
Jaque* Mfg.
Chicago