Cottage Grove leader., June 03, 1905, Image 4

GO OD ROADS S C H O O L.
P O U L T R Y D IS E A S E S .
ftc g iila r t u a r i t o f I s s t r s c tlo a
G iv e n
S y m p t o m s m id T r e a t m e n t o f V s r ln n e
I l l s Uriel»»- K i p l a i n e d .
111 A m e r t e a .
Ames, U .—I k e state* highway corn
iniastuu will conduct the first good
roads school o f Instruction lu America
at the st*ta college at A m is this year,
beginning June 12 and ending June ]T.
A reguhu- course o f Instruction will
be given In tbe fundumeutul and e s s e »
tlal feature« o f road building
maintenance, w Ith special refereno* to
Iow a couditloiui. A syllabus o f the
work uud condensed treatise on good
roods coaatruetlon and maintenutiee
Is being prepared for the use of those
who attend, and la addition lectures
on the different phases o f the work
will be given by expert road builders
from different parts o f Iowa and else
where.
In addition regular Instruction will
be given In the nse o f road surveying
Instruments and lu the preparation of
road mups mid profiles and o f plans
for road Improvement. Particular at
tentkm will be given to the proper
methods o f rouil drainage o f both sur­
face and ground water. Iu this work
those attending will be organized in
small parties, each under charge of an*
Instructor, to take actual work In the
Held.
A special feature o f the work will be
an extensive exhibit o f modem rood
machinery, with demonstration o f its
use, by iucu from different places In
the state whom the hlghw-ay commis­
sion meu have found to be expert In
tlie use o f the different road machines.
Home short sections of road of different
kinds will l.e built.
Another special feuture o f the Bchool
will Is* Instruction In the design und
building of cement culverts. Detailed
standard plans for culverts of different
sizes will he furnished by the commis­
sion, with full Instructions for building
then», and to illustrate the work some
actuu) culverts will be built and tested
during the school.
The officers o f the Good Roads asso
elation have decided to bold their an­
nual minting at the college ou Thurs­
day and Friday, June 13 and 111, so
that those attending can have the bene­
fits o f tha good roads school. An Inter
eating programme for this meeting is
being arranged and will Include ad
dresses by such well known good roads
men as Senator Harper uud others.
The state highway commission vory
strongly urges all road officers o f the
state. Including county supervisors,
township trustees and township rood
superintendents, to attend this school.
When the excrement secreted by the
kidneys, which Is normally pure white,
appears yellow, though the droppings
aro solid and the bird uppeara perfect­
ly healthy, look otrt for bowel trouble.
When the crop Is hard and unyield­
ing there Is danger o f the bird becom­
ing crop bound.
When the dtschnrgow are streaked
v. lth blood It is time to give preventives
for diarrhea.
When the points are hot and swollten
oud thi; fow l Is disinclined to stand,
rheumatism has taken hold.
When the nostrils are clogged with
dirt and the eyes water, ward off a pos­
sible case o f roop by timely treatment
If the ease Is bad apply the hatchet
and bury the carcass.
When the bird seems lame and has a
small swelling on Its foot remove to a
house with no perches and oblige It to
roost on a bod o f straw. Rumble foot
Is easily cured In the early stages If
the cause Is at once removed.
When a hen seems to droop down be­
hind and goes repentedly to tin* nest
without laying she is usually suffering
from a disorder o f the oviduct and
might as well be killed uud eaten.
When a bird Is "going light," has
good appetite, but passes food from the
bowels undigested, tt Is the early stage
o f consumption, and treatment Is use­
less.
When the hen seems giddy and turns
round and round Bhe Is probably suf­
fering from apoplexy.
When the bird has leg weakness, with
no disorder^ o f the liver, feed lighter
and give plenty o f bone forming ma­
terial.
When npw fow ls are bought Quaran­
tine them until sure they have no dis­
ease.
When a fow l has difficulty in breath­
ing look out for pneumonia.
When a fow l Is dangerously sick wrth
an organic disease tt 1» Worse than
useless as a breeder. It Is usually
safer to kill a bad ease o f illness than
to try to cure It.—Farmer’s Gazette,
Canada.
r ig h t
U r u h m a I 'r i s e
W in n e r . *
V A LU E O F SEPARATO RS.
Ifttlu v
M ilk
In
S h a lla w
1'nna
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sooTLSTS
TURNS!)
roLLowmo woum Btntnow
ASIDE TO SHOW TUB SUBBOW.
rootlet found Its way Into a worm
burrow It suddenly developed nod be­
came clothed with a great mass o f root
hairs, a miniature Illustration of the
action o f the tree root which effects an
entrance Into the tile drain. It may be
that available plant food Is found In
com parative abundance on the some­
what slimy walls o f the tunnel. It ts
difficult to estimate the benefit to the
physical properties o f the soil o f this
co-operation between plant anil animal.
Certainly porosity and humus nr» much
Increased
i ' n
t h e
g a r d e n
:
I the little mud radishes to tho
hotbed to bo harvested from tbe same.
Sow eggplant In tbe botbed and
transplant when tw o Inches high. Give
tbe beet o f care to Insure continuous
•nd thrifty growth, without which egg
plant will prove most unsatisfactory
Prune the blackberry and burn up
the brush, thus destroying all diseased
r a t the pea seed la deep In good
melkrw s o li coveting lightly at first
and gradually filling In the soil. Cold
d oté Dot retard the pesa Bow early.
BAR TELS’ C U T M EAT M ARKET
W a s t e f u l P r a c t ic e .
The old fashioned way o f aettinj:
milk In the ordinary sl\ »¡uni t «hallow
pun« had nothin# to cotnineiid it ex­
cept the cheapness o f ’ the outfit, say«
American Cultivator. 'Ihe pa»
tuke
up a great deal of room in tic* dairy
and make u great deal of work in
washing» ulthough the new pai,-* ^resa*
ed out oi one piece of tinware are not
so hard to wash as the old ones that
were made out or four or five pl<vt*s
and had a »earn around the bottom and
two or three up the t '.iV-v
Leaving out o f consideration tlfe
large amount of room
forty or
fifty pans take up in a dairy, which Is
a big Item on many farms, we find
other strong objections in that puna
last but a few years, they cause- lota
of mess from spilling und leaking, and
the milk sours and thickens before the
cream 1ms time to rise This last point
is the greatest objection, and a very
serious one, to the use of shallow pans
lu dairies of half a dozen cow s or more.
Just how much butter fat or cream is
lost In the milk the average farmer
does uot know. lit* thinks that It is
only a little and that It does not
amount to much
liut • really it
amounts to a good deal and may be
the whole of the profit..
The following experience shows the
loss through setting milk in open pans:
A herd of fourteen cov » was in milk
atul giving about iioO pounds o f milk a
day. The pans were set in a cool
room and allowed to stand for thirty
«lx to forty-eight hours
Tin* skim
milk was tested, and it showed that
nearly ail the cream rose In the first
twelve hours, no difference being
shown between’ that set twelve hours
and thut . jet thirty-six hours.
Hut
the amount of butter fat which was
lost was something appalling, amount­
ing as It did to eight tenths o f 1 per
cent, or about* one-sixth of the whole
amount o f the butter in the milk. This
loss Is not surprising to one who has
opportunity to make such
and it
is going on every day on hundreds of
farms In this country. In this case It
amounted to tw o pounds o f butter per
day, and nearly all of this could have
been saved by the use of a separator.
F. I.. Sewell, the noted poultry artist,
w ritln : In Reliable Poultry Journal,
Caked t’dderiL
says: “ Mr. It N. Rollins o f Massachu­
After all has been said concerning
setts, for years fumous for the size
shown In his giant strain o f Light treatment o f caked or Inflamed udders
Brahmas, has o f late years pleased the l doubt If any single application will 1«
raoro effective than gentlo rubbing and
working with the hands, not for n few
minutes, but for a half hour at a time,
writ»« H. E. C oot in National Stovk-
man. Turpentine and Inrd, hot water,
N ATURE STUDY.
vaseline all are good. But Just test the
E a r t h w o n iiN n n d I.rjraiui* H ootlW l I
effectiveness o f each with nnd without
M e llo w t h e S o il.
manipulation.
The burrowing habits o f the earth-1
worm and the penetrating character of |
C ao«ea o f A b o r tio n .
the roots of legumes exhibit a beauti­
Dr, H. M. Reynolds o f the Minnesota
ful harmony of method and a striking j
experiment station has collected a
example of effective co-operation be-1
great deal o f Information on the causes
tween two ameliorating agents. A n ,
o f abortion. lie divides the general
effort was made by a scientist to trace
causes of abortion Into the follow ing
the roots o f hairy vetch to their lowest I
groups: Bacterial Infection, objections!
ex trend tt*«
feeding stuffs or material In drinking
The soil was a tough sample of yel-1
water, poor physical condition o f tho
lowlsh clay It wns astonishing to ob-1
animals and injuries.
servo how In this hard clay vetch root­
Six«» of Dairy C dw b .
lets were found traveling downward
The Miserais lu station, after studying
In the borrow s or tunnels o f earth­
the milk production for over four
worms, occasionally throwing out lat­
years, came to tbe conclusion that the
erals at a depth o f fully four feet be-1
ur.uT brahma remarr.
low the surface. It was curious a ls o ; Brahma loving public by the beautiful larger type o f cow s la better suited
to note that when a small and stringy lacing o f hackles and tall coverts ex* to average farm conditions than the
hiblted on his birds, which have as smaller type, or what Is known as the
well presented some of the truest mod­ extreme dairy type.
els o f Brahma type, o f which the ac­
companying portrait Is an example.
Tills pullet won first prize at the late
Boston show, with special $100 chal­
lenge trophy cup for best female and
specials for best shaped fem ale; also
for best tall coverts, the latter beautl
ful finish being given special attention
o f late by the leading Brahma fan­
ciers.”
A LECTURE
ON ELECTRICITY
The Silo and Silage
c o m a s
Eugene G uard
u ho ve , o h ego n
Fresh Beef, Pork, M utton and Veal
Electricity com m enced its career at
a
l
w
a
y
s
oust
H -A O S T D
the breaking m orn ol creation, with
lew passengers on G ourd,uud has con ­
tinued its course with increasing
speed aud grow in g g lo ry d o w n to the
present m om ent. It n ow travels w ith
C H O IC E K K E 81I F IS H ON T U E S D A Y A N D F l t l D A Y
tlie brilliancy aud ra pidity o l the
ligh tn in g’s blaze, and even com pels J. H. BAR TE LS. Proprietor
Phone Main 83
tho very lightnings to speak lu a fam i­
liar voice to man. The ch ariot of
science Is destined to continue its
majestic course, in duration coevel
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w ith ou r globe. G enius is supremely : —
higher than talents, aud no man o f
genius has ever o p p osed electricity in
Its w on d erfu l w ork in gs. This show s
th a t us it was considered unw orthy
o f d o in g all th a t is claim ed fo r it that
it would fall by the wayside and be
discarded the sam e as all worthless
tliiugs that are cast aside. Dr. D ar­
rin, »it the H otel Bineede, is »m advan!
ceil thinker on the app lication s o f
electricity fo r the cure of disease and
Supplies the current. You
to p ro v e his skill w e enum erate many
cures perform ed b y him , nnd would
press the button and your
suggest t o the thiuklug minds that
t o d a y vires are b ein g performed by
light
shines.
tills subtle agen cy that seemed Im pos­
sible ten years ago.
A m o n g the
m an y successfully
treated m ay be m entioned E x-Sena­
to r Geo. ('h andler's sou, o f Baker
C ity, w ho hail heart trou b le and gen
a m i debility; cured nnd gained JO
pou nds.
F. H . H olm , 217 Com m ercial street
Salem, ca ta rrh ; cured.
J . \V. Pate, Jefferson ,O re., rheum a­
tism and iilals‘tes; cured.
Reuben Lee and w ife. Turner, Ore., JA S. II. POTTS
A. S. P O W E L L
scia tic rheum atism and cou gh ; re­
stored.
¿PROPRIETORS
Mrs. 0. I’feug, Salem , varicose ul­
cers on both lim bs; cured.
B. Baxter, Ferry street
Salem,
tum or, cured.
Miss Irene A shford , Salem , dis­
ch a rg in g car: cured.
J. S.| lie«ten , Salem , liver co m ­
plaint aud dyspepsia; cured.
Mrs. Beulah Boss, o f Salem , is very
enthusiastic
over
her recovered
a l s o o k k ic k OK rilK
health. She w a s cured by Dr. Darrin
la st summer, her affliction belug
ch ron ic dyspepsia, liver and kidney
troubles th ou ght t o l«» incurable.
SMOKED : MEATS : A : SPECIALTY
15 h e C o t t a g e C r o v e H
E le c tr ic C o m p a n y ;
CHLL
First Class Turnouts, Double or Single.
IlK. PAKHI.N's I'F.ACk OF KFSINESS
Dr. Darrin is located at the H otel
Sm ecde, Eugene, O re., nnd will give
free exam ination to all, 10 to 5 o r 7 t o
3 dally until Ju ly 1. The p o o r free
and th ose able to pa y at the rate of
$5 a week or In th a t p rop ortion o f
tim e the cose m a y require. All cu r­
able chronic diteases o f men and
women a specialty.
Tills is the first visit o f the head of
the Portland firm of Drs. D arrin to
Eugene.
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reserves the right to reject any and
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J. E. Y oung , City Recorder.
General Superintendant.
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im p o r te d a n d d o m e s t i c
General Manager.
to b a c c o s . T h e y a ro f o r
The average height o f silos Is In­
creasing. There Is a decreasing tend­
ency among silo builders to build Into
the ground; but, on the contrary, to
put all of the Bllo above ground. With
tho blower cutter to fill the silo height
Lea WrakBFH.
is only a matter o f additional sections
No amount o f bone meal, rusty nails, o f pipe, while with a carrier cutter ev­
patent mixtures or any other supposed ery additional foul is additional vexa­
bone producer or stimulant will pre­ tion.—Inland Farmer.
vent leg weakness, says the Feather
C lo v e r In t h e S ilo .
Tho latter never appears In broods
W e have filled silo« with, crimson clo­
that have natural range and Intelli­ ver and with winter oats and clover
gent care, but Is only fonnd among grown together In »May for many years,
chickens artificially raised and kept using cutter, writes a Delaware corre­
In hot, dry brooders and on dry floors. spondent of Rural New Yorker. W e
The oil In the legs dies odt, which Is have usually filled tw o «mall slloe; be
tho cause o f the trouble, although gan using one o f them as soon as filled.
heavy feeding plays an tinportant part For a few days this top o f silo, heating
In the matter. I f chickens found sut nnd unfinished as silage. Is not the best
fertng with leg weakness an: removed feed, but as soon as we get down where
from the hot, JVy surroundings nnd It Is properly fermented It is nil right
pl«< 1 n few il'iys on Mother Earth It and better than rolling.
ia nxiimiobing how quick they recover
U sea F o r O ld S ilo * .
the u> - of the limbs. This treatment
W e t^sve noticed that old silos and
■
* keg of rusty nulls and at the
silos out o f commission are very well
• time teaches us to observe nature adapted and. In fa c t used for tho stor­
a little closer and not tneddle too nruch age o f shredded corn fodder, says In­
with drugs, tonics nnd theories!
land Farmer. It will not only keep
very well, but large quantities can be
C o n d it io n P o w d e r P*rtr P o s i t .
stored In small space. Another use for
The follow ing formula Is recommend­ an old silo is to cut the winter supply
M m M o m amt Bladder Bight
ed by one o f the leading authorities on of sheaf oats nnd clover hay Into It.
the subject: l ’owdered mustard seed,
This puts the feed In the best possible
10 ounces; powdered fenugreek, 8 condition and most convenient form for
Lewis and Clark Exposition.
ounces; powdered sulphate o f soda, 2
feeding It ou t
During the Lewis and Clark E x ­
ounces; capsicum, 1 oun net* ; table
t
satt, I
i l l U f a s I » a trv P e r il
position the Southern Pacific C om ­
ounce: powdered rnrijnnt i c •jf.lfun, 1
I have depended largely on silage for pany will sell round trip tickets to
ounce, gtrypw, 1 ounce; Mark nnttmrthv.
roughage for dairy stock for fifteen
Portland, limit thirty days, at one
powdered, 1 ounce; floe -ground bone, I
years, writes L. P. Bailey o f Ohio In
ounce; curnmral, 10 d e n m . Reduce to
and
one-third fare for the round
National Stockman. I think my expe­
a fine powder end Thoroughly mix. Mix
rience teaches that forty pounds o f si­ trip. For organized parties o f too
a tabkspoctfiful with each quart of
lage Is equal to fifteen pounds o f best cr more, individual tickets at one
mnoh food. Give tw o or three Braes a
clover hay, counting roughage only, but fare for the round trip.
week.—Reliable Poultry Journal
with silage corn planted as wo do In
Stop-over of ten days will be
this section, rows three and a half feet given at Portland oa all one-way
The Brat Talkie F ow l.
The breast and thighs must be heavy apart drilled In the row one stalk to tickets runniag through that point
fifteen laches, w e get fairly good ear« during
the exposition. Tickets
In a good table fow l in proportion to
If the season Is favorable. This Very
the rest o f the body. In order to have
must be deposited with Joint Agent
much enriches the silage, so that dairy
thick breast meat and M r thighs th.so
at Portland and charge o f fifty
uiustitM must be used by the fow l, Is cow s fed forty pound« of such silage cents will be made for the extension
will not reqntre more than half as
the way PurtWhrs* Voice reason* In
o f time,
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other words, the filer and seratcher much grain as those fed on clover hay.
I feel confident that cow s so silage fed
will prove to 'b e the best tnhle fow l, for
You can’ t afford to nse a poor
their lively habits,give tbetmuectes of with four pounds o f grain to balance
will keep In better condition and give plow. Oliver Chilled Plows are the
the legs fu»d b reed work xt> d o that
more milk than those fed fifteen right kind. Bold complete or in
renders Diem firm,-and fine Invtsnd’ af
leaving Them flabby and fall o f lo o s e pounds o f clover boy and eight pounds duplicate parts by Wynne Hardware
o f grain.
Co.
tissue 1n*the shape of fk t
F oleysktdneycure
C ig a r F a c to r y
TH0S. CONGER
T5he C. G. Brand
CATARRH
sa le at a ll
In th e city .
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Vppliefi into the nostrils and alnorbefi
i?12'.' ** eenta •* Pratr*j*ts or by
nsil; Tr;*l Si;», 10 cents by mail.
ELY BROTHERS. 56 Marran S!., Naw York
Special rates to families.
One block from S P Depot
H E A S O N A H LJE
K A T E S
Cottage Grove HOTEL
M r *. I. E. T hompson .
es per d a y ................................... $1.00
and board, per w eek......... $4.64