Sue« «•«•»ling <«r«»*’* tm Vindicator. Grvh.tm Gazette, E.bt Muhm»mah Ku-o r *1
Multnomah Record and Montuvilla Herald.
Making Money
On the Farm
VII.—Small brain
Brecilirg
I'll dished Fvtry Fr».lay at Gresham. <>vt* .. by the B kivkk S tktk P vhuahin «» Co
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Kntrnxt a.« »evond » la>* matur at the iwwtwtlw at Urea ham. Orvtmn
[DIIORIAL COMMINI
E have been very much in
W terested in several phases of
the milk-producing business.
into the bucket. The milk should
be immediately removed to the
cooling rooms, strained and
sealed from infection. The stall
should be kept reasonably clean
and all dirty bedding and drip
pings should be removed to the
fields, at least quite a distance
from the barn.
It is an established fact that
the droppings from tuberculous
cows, render cultures of tuber
cular germs. No effort should be
left undone to exclude barn dust
or other dirt from the milk. The
strainer cannot take these sources
of contagion out. and no milk
containing such is tit to drink.
th t. V. Wit GORY.
\uthor of "Home (ourst* In Modern
Acrk ulture"
Copyright. I’M >. b> Amtncts Praaa
AasociAtion
MALL grain breeding is «c«*tuui
only to com breeding in hn|K»r
tn nee.
Indeed, there I n rien
mope chance (or Improvement
along Hila line. sin. v so Utt e has I «evil
done already
The average yield of
oat» in Iowa in IlkkS was • lily twenty
three bushels to the m re. while many
fields y lehlcd three times that much
This is only one instance out of mini)
that could tw» given to show the great
need for improved seed
With small grain, as with corn, the
work of improiement must largely be
done for each special locality
Each
t\pe of soil ai.d climate affects the
crops in a uilTerent way, and x.iiivtlcs
that y ii d well in • t «• part • ( (he c«»un*
try r.iy fall utterly under different
conditions
‘llus makes it ms «'S'*.try
for ea«h loendt) to hue its small
grain breeder. There is im «»¡x’hhig
along the line of s|»e, ini farming that
offers gre.ier •pportuiii us to the am
biti us y«uii’g r.tt'iiior than thi*»
F.iv
work is a little m< re particular th u
corn breeding | erhaps. but the result-,
are ;t|st as sure a; d the pr<»i Is just . ■*
great E*.«u th* u^h y«»u n..iy not «are
to take up small urahi breeding as a
business, it will pay you to carry it on
to a limited extent nt lea*t to pno ide
Improvtd smd (« r your own use
S
First it is being frequently
drawn to our attention how very
many peapie are using milk from
diseased, or poor or otherwise un
suitable cows. From all over the
state comes reports of appalling
results from tuberculin tests. In
our own vicinity the percentage
of diseased cows in dairy herds
runs from 10 to 05 per cent. The
worst of all is that some of the
so-called dairymen have been
conscious of the condition of
Your especial attention is call
their herds ar.d yet have con ed to the splendid article on the
tinued to offer their product to a last page. “Dead at the Top."
contiding public. In other words
they have taken money for what
ROF. Booth, of the University
they knew to be of doubtful value,
of California is out with the
and possibly dangerous. By so
statement that the tail of Haley’s
doing he becomes a law breaker
comet contains a trace of cyano
and identities himself with the
gen as shown by the spectrum.
criminals of the state.
This is one of the most deadly of
Now while we must admit that
all poisons when it combines with Selection the Basis of Improvement.
the question of tubercular trans
hydrogen and forms hydrocyanic The requirements of the various
mission from the cow to human
grains vary with the u>e to which they
acid, and would kill a man like are to I m * put. but the yield is an im
beings though milk is debate
hot water kills flies. Since the ¡»ortaiit point with all Selection is
able, there are some other things
air contains aconsiderable amount the basis for improvement in yield as
that are not debatable. One of
well as in the other ¡mints that will
of free hydrogen the professor Is* taken up later The first step is to
these is that an unhealthy cow
contends that the animal life on aeleet the variety that *wiui to be
cannot give healthful milk. Any
the.earth may suffer about the doing l**st in your l«saltty and use
physical disturbance effects the
that as the ba*ls of Improvement The
middle of May. But he fails to simplest method of l»reedlng is to we
mild product. To assure your
say why the race was not wiped lect a few of tile I m * s ( heads at harvest
self of this review your know
out of existence on each of the time to start with V great diff*Tell e
ledge of the mother and her babe.
will I m * observe*! at this time
S< nie
other visits of this heavenly heads of oats for instame. will con
Any shock, slight fever, diges
wanderer. It rather looks as if tain three times as many Iterrles as
tive trouble, over work or bad
he was trying to stir up a sensa other»* not a foot away The •»••♦•d
cold has its effect on the babe.
from these large heads, following the
tion. and has entirely overlooked law of ••like ¡»reduces like.” ghe lar
There is no reason why other
the counter arguments that might g« r yiehls
animals should not transmit their
The Sissi from the select.-d heads H
be put up. based on experience.
physical defects in the same way.
sown ou a ¡»lot by Itself th«* next
People of all past ages have spring Small grain is not like corn in
We know that undue excitement,
shown their fear of comets in that it is normally -elf fertilizing The
worry, or variation in feeding
proportion to their ignorence and flower is Inside the hull, so that the
¡M.llen cannot get from »me to th»*
influences the milk yield. Now
degradation. The history of the other. The only w iy cross ¡Milllnatioii
the result of diseased physical
world, since the origin of the can be accomplish» d is |»v hand Some
condition is an unusual produc
human race can show no proof Improved varieties have I.... n prodtn
rd In this way. but the operation is too
tion of poisonous alkaloids pro
that a comet ever did any harm. delicate ami the r«-sults t»*» un- ertaln
duced through the activity of the
f»»r the b«*glnm-r. Being <c|f fi-rtili/.«-«l.
micro-organisims causing the un
the only way small grain »an be mixed
PLLASAM VALLLY
is me* h ini» ally, by mixing the <••«•« I It
healthy state. To counteract the
is m»t necessary that the breeding ¡»lot
disturbance produced by these J. A. Larsen'a Bister was out from be
a considerable distance away from
Portland
and
spent
a
few
days
wij»
foreign intruders the cells of the
the other tie.«is. as in the rase of corn
Th«* produce of this br«*e«liug ¡»lot
body undertake to produce a them thia week.
I»*- thrashed separat«-!.-. and us«-«l
neutralizing fluid, also poisonous. Carl Stine returned M »ndav fr«»rn Am should
for ¡»lantlng a larger fb*l«l the next
In the course of the circulation of boy, Wash , where he has Ix en visiting year The rear after that then- will
friends for several days.
b«* enough Reed for the entire acreage
the blood these poisons gradually
»small grain
mix with the plasma, and are Ellen Forsgren visited w ith her friend of 'rids
method is simple ami easily
Lillian Sell of Powells Valley last wk.
distributed to every part of the
w«»rk«*d out on any farm. The trouble
Waite ('raw ford is down from er stern
body and undoubtedly included Oregon visiting home folks* for a few with It is jhat the inherited differ
in varying quantities in all the days.
fluids absorbed by the various Chas. Hunter ha« most «>f the mater
absorption glands of the body ial on the ground for his new house
and especially would they be tak G. H. Richey, Will Richey, W. N’.
en up where such a large quan Moore and G. N. Sager attended the
tity of liquid is removed from the lecture given at the Y. M. (’ A by Mr
blood as is done by the milk pro Shepard of Hood River, on how to rare
ducing organs. Another person and pack the apple.
might tell this more scientifically A delegation of the Pleasant Valley
but we believe we have made Push (dub interviewed the county court
Wednesday relative to road improve
en« «-s in the yielding ability of differ
clear the essential facts of the ments.
ent heads Is not fully taken Into nc
case. But it is not necessary
The party given by Mr. and Mrs. A. count. The only way to tell w Id« h of
that mHk should come from tub B. Craft at their home last Saturday two equal nixed heads will yield flu-
ercular animals to be diseased. evening was largely attended and an most Is by n<•.♦nil test. If th«- greatest
Improvement is to I»«* mad«- Individual
Cows are often milked that are enjoyable time is reported.
head tests will have to b«* resorted to
so poor they hardly cast a shadow, (‘has. Dahlquist is recovering from a
Individual Head Testa.
have to lean against a post while severe attack of the grip.
These individual lnad teats are «ar
being milked. Aside from being The P. A. Daly tract of SO acres has r!«s| on in rnu« h th«* sam«* manner as
Individual ear t«*stM with « «»r»i. Th»*
a cruelty to rob an animal of the been sold to K. A. Miller of Portland. the
hearjs slmuld b«* «arefully sele«*t«M| in
food necessary to a healthy con The price paid was $100 j^r acre.
the fall. In addition to the sise of
dition of its own tissues such Mr. Poppleton, who recently pur heads, th«- stlffm-ss of the straw, its i
h«*lght and fre«s|«»m from rust ami
milk cannot supply the elements chased Js acres from Gun Rrichey, an «»th«
r fungus disease» should be n«»t«-«l
nounces
that
he
will
plant
the
entile
necessary to the composition of
The rowa In the bre»-«llng ¡»1« f sh«»ul«l
tract to fruit trees.
b»- four Inches apart an«! the kernels
healthful milk.
Then cattle
dropfasl the same «ilstam e apart in th«*
have fevers, colds, distempers,
row. The alm fhr«»ugh«»ut sh«»uld I»«- t«» 1
Administrator’s Notice.
local tumors, pneumonia, bad
have the rondltlona as nearly Ilk»*
teeth, and not the least, are Nolle«* is hereby given, that the tin- thos«- (>f th«* ll«*l«l as posslbl«* The
<|er«igm <l was on the 3*1 »lay of Febru nutnlx r «»f row s will depend to a « «»n
subject to vermin.
fld«-rable extent «»n th«- time that «an
Whatever may be the opinion ary, 1910. duly appointed administra I»«- dev«»t«»d to th«* w«»rk. Th»- larger
tor of the estate of S. B. E»l wards,
about all these things, the most deceased, by the County Judge of Mult the numl»«-r the greater th«- probabll
Ity of pr«»«ln*’lng something g«»< «I Fif
stupid consumer of milk must ad nomah County, Oregon.
ty rows Is »t g«»«-d numla-r t«» start
mit that the milk itself must be All ¡»er«ons having claims against the with
Increasing the Yield«.
kept clean. Dirty pails and cans estate of said decease*! are hereby noti
In th«- fall th«- r«»ws should l»a care
and other recepticles must be fied and required to present the same to fully exandmsl S«»tne will b<* lo«lg«*«l
this administrator, duly verified and
thoroughly washed, scalded and with proper voucher**, within six months badly. Others will have poorly flll«-«L
rinsed again just before using from th** date of this noti e at the of sh«»rt head». Still «»thers will I»«- badly
rusled or srnuitisl
Dfscnr«l all these
The cow should be clean, her fice of B. F. Rollin® Justice <»f the an«! harv«-st and weigh th«* ¡»r«»«luce of
en«*h g«»«Hl r«»w’ separately. Tli«*r«» will
sides curried and then the udder Peace, at Gresham, Oregon.
Dated this 4th ‘lay of February, 1910. be a few that will be conshlerably l»ei
washed and dried. The milker’s
C harles E. E dwards ,
ter than the rest. Fr«»m these enough
hands should be clean and he J. N. B rowx ,
of the best heads sh«»uld l»e sele«*ted I«»
Administrator.
plant next year’s br«*«sllng pl«»t. The :
should avoid the milk’s contact
Attorney for Administrator.
regt should l»e thrashed together and
with his hands, and then dripping
I
P
umis I f«»r planting an lncr«*a**e I mm I
H i v
•mcit from the Im reuse l»« <1 Is used to
p..mt a bigger tichl and tin* >«*ed from
thia for the ueiierul fields «»r i»»r Male.
B\ M-lcTlIlig th«» bc-»i ||«‘<I«I n fo|* each
year’* breeding plot liiipixocmviit Is
rapid anti marked
It takes two or
thr«e jears .•iter tin» improv«sl smst
T im l»een pr«>«lmed to obtain It in ’»util
ciciit «¡uaiititiVN (or gcm-ral us«», but
th«» vcmi I i *» will puj («»r all the (rouble.
e\cn if «k«»u pr«»dm <- seed f«»r \»»ur ow n
use only.
After th«» NU|Mkrlority of
,\our new n Irain is one«» n | i <» wu . Imw
ever. y«»u will 1»«» t»eM|cg«*«| with r«»
«¡m»s(s f«»r n «*«*«I and can a«l«l c«»n»*hb'r
ably to your Incom«- by *ut»|»lylng th«»
demantl thus creutc«l
The trad«* will
c«»ntinu«» gtMHl. f«»r e«n h year you will
bate s««methlng a lltih» Ix-ttcr to offer
In Addition to the nrlevtl«>n fur yield,
at rung straw mid freedom from dl»-
«Miav there are a numb«»r of other
¡M»lnta that should I m » conaldervd
The*«» de(M»n«l to a considerable extern
«»n th«* u*e t«» which th«» grain is to I m »
put
In settM-flng oats tin* |M»r «ent «»f hull
Is «»no «>f th«» most lm|»ortaiit ¡»ohits t«»
l«»«»k to.
This varies from ‘Jo t«» 50
¡ mt «»ent of the entire weight
Since
oat hulls are of little mor«» value than
straw. It Is evident that th«» smaller
th«» percentage «»f hull the im»re valun
ble the ««.its w dl I»«-
A mere examlmi
tlon will show the «liffer»ncc b«*tw«»en
a till* k ami a th-:« shell« I «»at
Io de
SII HON UNI
I*
\\ ilsoii, «»( <’«»rbcti, with s«»v<»ral |
vmilh* t«s»k tln» censi»*
«t lents Satiimay
Mi
, guest al Bnrklvv <»t«»v*•
S« vcia I new
examination
Wdsoti is a
liouaes ar»- in
cou » m «
o(
constrm ti *n on t lo* subii» bun I»acts pl«»l
»«•nth »»I th«» l’«»w« Is \ alley r«»a«l
M« n j
an* lax mg water pi|«es an-l otherwis«-
improving tin* ¡»rop«*»ty north «»I tlo*
G i II mt I roa«i
\bout twenty neigldmis and frivn«|s
wer«* ente» taincil bv Mr an-l Mis l’«*l«»i
ShultA at their ln»ine Satuiilav ev«»ning
The affair was rather unei|»ecte»l but
th«* host nini h-trttens leit nothing to I h »
<lrsir«sl bv Ih«» g lenta
Muai«- an«! «lane
ing mad«» the evening on«» of th«« most
pleasant of th«« reason
Grandpa an»! t • random Moll gave a
German coffii* klot«-h at their h«»nie (kV>
Karl street, I'ortlaml February in h«»n
«»r of their »laughter Mrs 1* Kronenberg
w ho is viaiting them at prenant. R««
plot«» with every feature a«l«lucing t«»
charming entertainment the home f«»r
the «lay wan th«» arene of much m«rrv
making
Fi\«» biindml,
aut<»graph,
«¡mit »«»wing ami partaking of delicious
refresh ment were the features together
with tin* renewal of oh! ties of unkrokeii
(rten«l'*litp an-l plea**nnt chat
Few
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J. M. SHORT, M 1).
S. P. Ill ITNI-R. M. I).
Ph* st« Is an Hui firsss
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Gregna
li«»n»«*« ¡»resent more chaiming »■.«••
etmhe than th»* one |»re*-id«s| ov « t l»\ u
couple wh• •*«• Id«» happiness in t*omple(<-'
w j o*rr
h n. ott
and alio»«» « l.ddren bob! in tllltsl re !
»¡»«■•I the l«»%«« «>( their pii’eiitn
Ih ■•«• ;
|)| MIMS
pre«»e.it w-»r«-
Griiml|«A Moll, Grnmlimt ¡
M«»ll, 'Ls
P
Kr«»n«*iil»crg. Xli-*
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< « reslmm.
Oregon
X. Il .Mrs I Mv rs. Mrs .1 Moll. Mrs
M Moll, Mr,
\ i.lilt. Mr* M
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|i«H k » \ . Ml*»*» I »’li.» Moll, ami Masters
riulqi Nloll ami Bunter k' lienL« ».*
O h-KM 1 X I I OV
Gresham,
<> tt
Bk’onii ps
I . I). MAIIONI;
•‘Fidelity comes of cultivation/* «>!
Oliver Chilled pl«»w*
Hessel’a
l(ra«l th«* s»l* in Th«»
w dl tln«l bargains.
y w «.«»o|»NPH
Y«»u .
Herald.
i«»l itlt/KM
Justlrr >>f Ihr i’r«. r
•'Keep
on Horhtg'*
tuur
AUCTION SALE Goodlier & Ritzer
REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE
At idirview. Ore.
in II. N. MAUÏ
Boring,
lhtir.sd.iy. Feb. 17th
termine th«* diff»r«-nc«*s nn»r«* «*xact!y
il is he » - iry I». weigh a huiidr- d
oats «>r su «m a fin«* Palmi« «* su« h uh
any d«N-t<>r «»r «IrugglM | m » nm «* mm «* s , thrn
pr»*sH «»ut th«* hulls and w«lgh thvtu
ami « al« ulat«» th«* ¡s-r < • ut riicwclght
«»f o.its t»» thè in«*asiirvd bushel varie*
frutti tw«*nty tl\c t«« tifty p«»un«ls Th«*
h«*avy «»at.s ¡ ih * «»( «-olirne thè in«»sl
valuuble
.Xearly all graln *i«-vnt«»r*
bave a Minali «b*t 1« ♦• f«»r t«*.siing th«*
weight ¡»«*r bushel
Am»th«-r ¡»«»Ini t«» I»«- c«»nsh|»*rc«l I h th»»
tcmlciicy t»» Mt«M»|. In l«»« alttlt*s w ber«»
th«* summers nr«- « «»«»I ami late varie
tivs « .in l»<* grown a t«*ml«*n» y tu r»t«>«»l
considi-rabty is «|.*-lr.ibh*. siin e a thi< k
stami »an I h - s«i iir«*,l wlth IvMM s«*«*d
Wh«*r«- thè miikhih rs are h«»t nini «-arly
varl«-ti«*s must |»«* gr»»wii, h«»wov«*r. (In*
tend<-n«-y t«» sto«»l t<> nny gr«*at extent
sli' Uhl I»«* «ils.-ouragisl. sin« «• Nt«H»llng
a.ways «lelays ri|»«*hing
Oftcn a Indi
w111 le* --«•« il p tftly ImJosing a simili« r
oat. Tln ■*• Minali >»a(s ar«* kn«»wn ns
¡»In «>at*
l’Iwy I« '- «*n Un* yl«-l«l. and
a str illi w hi» li »■••ntiilns inany «»f th«*iu
shi'iild !»«• dlscriliiinated agallisi.
flien* «re thn-< g«*n»T.ii typ«*.s «»f <>ata
sid«- oiits, I iii II vnn oiits and rtpreiidiijg
oiit.s Tln* I iu II«* sn v nri«*ti»*s «lo Hot y l«*l«l
emuigli t«> !»«• «»( any gr«*at vaine Th«*
sld«* «»ats. in uhi» li th«* l»«rrn‘s are all
on om- snl«* «»( tin* h«*a«l. ar«* grown In
thi** «»»untry t«» a llmiic«! extent only.
Most »»f the «»nts grown are of th«*
Npn*:»di!!g i.irh*ti«M
Then* nr«* iarl<*
ties • f oatM of almost every ««»lor,
whit« . y«ll«»w. bl:o k ami gri’eii Iwlng
tin- most «-ommon
Tli«*r«* is littl«* dlf
f«i«-m «• in yi.4«l that «.in I»«* nscrilH*«!
t«> ««»I*.r
If tiny ar»* gr«»wn In a com
munity In l.irg«* enough «¡uantitieH no
that tln-y can l»<* Nldp|»«*»l In <*arl«»nd
lots the s«*lllng price will not vary
mu< h.
Th«* following Sto«k, I nrm Machin
ery, Etc
**i»an of < hmm | Work I l-»r,«-*. w t. about
LloO each
Milch Cow. giving milk, will I m * fresh
iilwut Apr. «»th
• ll W agon, m»M»t ti«*w
Sj ring Wag»»n, I » *» inch, with spring
s«*ni*. t«»,» ts»x Brake. n«*arly m w
>«»t doul»l«* llarn**«*s c«»mpl< t«*
h-in Plow, 3 ¡Miints. I j«»int«*r
I wo
b«»rse <‘ullivatnr, m-w
Steel Fram«*
llnrr«>w, new
nn«l «»tlo*r farm t«»o|s
3 lr*»n li«*«ls » Springs
. Mattr»"*.*«-"
S.*cr«lary, (*hiff«»ni«*r, l>r«—*«-r, < »rn
m«»«le.
I Hoi king ( baira, ’.» Dining
( hair®, I l«*at mg Stovr, Luing«’ • n«*w ».
S« w mg iniichin«* < new I, ? Stand tiibli’*
king.- cook st--\«*. :* Drop l»-.d !.«••!<-.
a 12-ft I xtcnshri Table, ('ujilsinrd and
many <»tImr things.
TI RMs
Eight month’s tiin«» at 7
,»«*r l ent on sums »»( fl'»«»r over
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I.IINCH Al NOON.
II. N. MAXI Y. Owner.
W. S. HOOD. Auctioneer.
Oregon
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I he <h»v eminent pays Railway Mail
Clerks $ mo « i |o
.ind'other
employes up to SJ.SlMi annually.
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countrx
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\ny manor
woman, in citv »»r «»»untry can get in
struction ami fr«-<- inf<»r mat loti by writ
ing at «ui«»’ t«» th«* Bureau of In
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to separate it from tin- flour.
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In* bright, as tin* «imillly of brewing l.i ii n«*niMtin
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Is that whl« h contains tin* m«»sf starch, H im nl«-y.
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through H ip grain and noting the ¡»er-
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»•«•ntag«* of Rtar« h to h«»rn.v part*. For
fcisllng puriMiM's a srmill«*r per«'«*ntagn
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of star«-h h «h-slred.
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B«-anlb**s barley Is n little loss hardy
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and ,vl«*l«ls n little loaa than th«* ls*nr<1-
« hull, Kir.pl H<in<tay.
A. M Ilnur.-» In Roman. I* M Hi(iirf*R tn black.
pfl Morts, but. tin* convi’iih’iir«* of han
dling mor«* Hinn makes up for this.
For Oregon City, «ìancinah I’ark and way pointa, change i'»r< at Ooir
There err tw«> typea of lutrloy, the two
Junction.
rowed and tin* six rowril. The six
For l^*nta, Mt. Hcott and enatnid- pointe, change .-arn at Lenta Junction.
rowofl varletlra hate given th«? beat
tatiHfa«.*tl<»n In this country.
General Office«, Firnt and Alder Hta., P oktlahii , O rroor .
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