Cottage Grove leader., August 03, 1907, Image 4

P R O F E S S IO N A L
MARKET REPORT.
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G AR D E N
FHODI < K.
An Knar M u llrr In P o l T h rm In n
•lew Loeatlou.
A liuiidy portable bog bouse lu use
at the Montana experiment station Is
described In Orange Judd Fan n er as
follo w s:
These bouses have been In use for
more than tw o months, and the Idea Is
such a practical one and the outlay so
small that wo g iv e our exact plan for
building.
It might bo stated right here that
the m aterial for the roof, ends and
no. i
p l a t ro a n
RED C L O V E R .
liu p o rta at S tate« In
Foragi* I'lnut.
By CH ARLES J. BRAND,
Thla
bureau of
p la n t In du stry.
A t the present tim e clover culture 1*
carried on in a large though quite w eli
defined area o f tlie United Mates,
often called the clover region, shown
on the accom panying map. Ohio, In ­
diana and Illinois are tlie most impor­
tant clover producing states o f this
region, tin* boundaries o f which may
be defined about as follow s: It Is lim ­
ited on the north by the fo rty fifth par­
allel o f latitude, on the east by tho
Atlantic ocean, on the south by the
thirty fifth parallel and on the >vest by
suppuri thè 2 by I at thè top, and (he
false suppods in. y ho kuooked out.
'i lio hog house partly btiilt may be
semi In F ig
A fte r thè m >f Is nalled
on couipletely Ihen come thè end» o f
thè lio il'e
W e llrst lit lu ploces o f
2 by I iitidei thè r v i f ami resting on
(he floor 1 me o f ile* e may I e seon in
Fig. 2 . Tilt- holloms o f Illese are Ino
nallisi to thè floor and thè topi uailed
aeeurely down tiirougli thè roof. T o
tliese
I y l i thè end Imurds are
nailed. T h e ends o f thè house sbolliti
Ile so insertcì! flint Ihe ro o f projeets
un In di o r so le.,ond, to prevent thè
rulli leaklng tlirougli In w et weather.
lu olle o f thè ends the doni* Is inaile.
A «W inglng iloor, us III Fig. 3, Is fitted
to the openltig, and the hinges. whlch
are al thè top. are sluiply loops o f
wire. Tlila w lre n in i through holes
tsireil illune the iloor and also through
tw o hole; ihroiigh thè top o f Ilio iloor,
thè Idea lieliig lo bave the iloor swing
elther In or out. aceordiug to the wlll
o f thè hog.
T w o round openlngs are piaceli, one
tu elther pii I o f the house nenr the
FIO. Ili A UOVARI.E STIIUCTUIIE.
(W ill occorrimi a.>li* from two to six lings.
llernfillllK to silo |
peak o f the roof. These ventilating
in.Ins are iiiseit s | t Inches across and
are eoutrolled liy swinging blocks, fas­
tened uilllclenlly stiff so ns to stay
wherever turned. The hog house com­
plete, allowing swinging door and ven­
tilator hole, will appear as in Fig. 3.
Now. If an arm ful o f straw be placed
Inside o f one o f tile houses, w e have a
snug, com fortable and warm w inter
house. W ith these Individual bouses
It Is n very easy matter, with the uaa
o f a horse, to draw the house to an
entirely new. cVnn mid dry location.
Farm lire v li I on .
Anybody who can d rive a team can
spread manure with a spreader.
It's easy to put olT the short jobs till
auotlicr day. but It never pays.
Down lu Alaliuina they get the best
returns by sowing their oats lu No
veniber.
Keep the water from loilgiug lu the
road. That’s the secret o f the road
drug.
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Don't throw aw ay the wood ashes.
They are valuable for the lawn, garden
or orchard
l*ut Ihe manure upon the ground us
fast as ll uccuiiiulutes. You may have
some trouble doing this during the
coldest weather, but most o f the year
It can Im done with a Hpreader.
Tlie L ock C an al.
The time rcuulrisl for the construc­
tion o f the lock canal nt Fanamn Is
about eight years, or virtually one-half
the tim e that the *"*u level w'ould con­
sume In Its construction. The expense
In round number». Including the Inter­
est on the Investment during the addi­
tional eight years that the sea level
canal would take for building and the
loss o f protlt during those eight year»
from the tolls which would lie earned
with a lock canal would make the d if­
ference In c u t between f 1 .VI.OO0.000
and *mn,non.<no. i „ ot|,Pr worilHt the
tim e an,I cost o f the son level cannl
are Just about double that o f t|le lock
canal. From Secretary T a ft's "T h e
P an »inn C an al" In Century.
i.IVR STOCK m a r k e t .
USD (LOVER REGION.
[Map allowing locations of experiments
(o), sources of seed ( + ) and general
boundaries of the clover region.]
the ninety-seventh meridian.
These
boundaries do not, o f course, mark the
absolute limits o f clover culture, aud It
Is almost unnecessary to say that there
are large tracts within this so called
clover region where attempts to grow
red clover :.ro not attended with suc­
cess.
Furthermore, excellent growth
Is obtained iu a fe w regions immedi­
ately adjoining Hits area, and there are
also several sections w h olly separated
from It where clover is grow n with
notable success.
Am ong tbs latter
may be mentioned the W illam ette v a l­
ley o f Oregon, tlie Pnlouse country In
eastern Washington and also the G al­
latin v alley o f Montana, where red
clover Is being successfully and profit
ftbly grown under irrigation.
Red clover, on account o f its great
value as a forage plant and because
o f its [low er o f renew ing and maintain
lug the fertility o f the soil, is one o f
the most Important crop plants o f mod­
ern agriculture.
FARM M ANAGEM EN T.
imu* A d vic e « « to S to rin g a n d H o ld ­
ing: Ciralti.
On the subject o f crop management
Professor Teneyck gives some good ad­
vice in Kansas Farm er:
In general successful farm in g de­
pends upon doing everythin g nt the
right time and in the righ t w/iy. The
farm er should push his work and not
allow his work to push him. A ft e r a
crop lias been grow n it should not be
lost or allow ed to become damaged by
a little carelessness in handling or
storing through the negligence o f the
farmer.
Much o f the wheat sold grades low
on account o f being mixed or not pure
In type. Farm ers should gro w w ell
bred, pure types o f wheat, coni and
other grains.
Nine-tenths o f all the
corn which the farm er sells grades as
mixed corn because it Is not pure In
color. Pure white or pure ye llo w corn
o f the same quality as mixed corn w ill
often sell fo r 2 to .'1 cents more per
bushel.
Crop Breedinsr.
The subject o f crop breeding is now
attracting great attention. It pays to
breed and grow pure varieties o f corn
aud other crops ns w ell as to observe
the same conditions in the raising o f
live stock.
I believe that farm ers
should store and hold their grain lon­
ger and not sell so largely at harvest
time. This practice throws a surplus
o f grain on the market, which usually
results in low prices and less profits to
the farm er and perhaps not alw ays
greater profits to the dealer.
Grain
may he stored and kept for a time in
amnll quantities with le is loss to the
gvjw ers than to tlie dealers when the
same grain is bought and stored In
large quantities.
Crulii Sold W hen Dump.
Tills Is especially true w ith corn,
nun'll o f wlilrli Is nolil in the fa ll and
early winter, too damp to keep w ell
when stored In largo ipm utitle». It 1 »
true also o f wheat mid other grain that
When hauled iroin the tlirnstilnj} n a -
rhino may ho too dnnip to store In
large elevators. There Is a risk to tfie
Dealers in handling such grains, hence
tho low prices; nlso doubtless there Is
a tendency on the part o f the dealers
to make ns low prim s ns possible when
the fnrmcr sells the Imlk o f his crop.
Rome farm ers are obliged to sell ftt
once ns soon ns the crop has been har­
vested or thrashed, needing tho money
and having perhaps no suitable storage
room. But this is a hand to mouth
method o f livin g and farming, and
the th rifty, experienced farmer sboutd
make himself Independent o f such con­
ditions ns soon ns possible.
t i < hr Mitrarti vi» im p.w
f t ] A i * l i * t 1 l i t «rlnkl.il. mi,is illy
Pi»iii|)lt'X|pii, If.irn h«tv to nci|iilrc n p**rf*ct
• kin l»y It frinì.*«, ru : mnf. «.I method*. I
«ili •fini .'.un i ft*,.,. |.rtnt|»lnet. In a plain
etiTrloi*». Riving nil |>«rU’’tilurs. If you
writ* t ‘«l.t.t
l ive »vara «vstnMlMird.
MADAMI-'. HUD80N 2'>T Maclanj M<1 r ,
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way and makes sure the journ ey fro m
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flux, dysentery and summer e om -
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j indigestión ami eliconie dyspepsia
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ECZEMA and P IL E CURE
A t t lie C l iu r i lies
M ethodlst lipiseopal Cliureli, Rev.
*1. L. Beatt.v. Bnstor.
[ “renchlng I
scrvlcos n t 11 a. in. and 7:30 p.
m.
Sunday School, IO a. ni.,
K p w orth la agui*. (ì:30 p. m.. Prnyer
m eeting T h u rsd a y evening a t 7:30.
A ll a r o c o r d ia llv in vlted to he preaent I
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ARE YOU G O I N G E A S T ?
W e can save you money on
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Rev R. (1 White. Morning service,
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PL J k n m i : W o o n s , See.
i n W h e n iirn tirn ra .
Iu answer
* a a Inquiry u Bread-
er's (¡a: i'tie \\ . |>. Rh h ler o f Missouri
Bays: T o eehoru eaftle without making
them bleed grasp Ihe artery with n
small pair o f plier-i and pull It out.
It w ill break o ff nhout an Inch below
the surface, and lilt edlng w ill stop ill
Bluntly. I have been a successful de
bonier for tw enty-five years and never
lost an animal.
Tenelilnie (tie Children.
E very school In a fan n in g country |
should teach agriculture, as every
school in a m anufacturing community
should teaeli something o f Us industry
Our schools must he recast and thu
method*! o f their teaching reorganize'!
—Professor L. II. Halley. Ithaca. N. Y
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F R A N K . 1 . C H E N E Y .
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in no other city on the Coast. Build
commodious w elldi-l.frd heated ar.drtj
dotinitoiles and private i-unlit »upplili
modern conveniem • - The in<*titnricil
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L a Its fo r e a ch a n d e v e r y case or Ca­
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opportunitii s in Music Art Lantu
attire. W eil equipped Ph^ical andCi^
oratories, Herbarium and Minerai C
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parting the I • r jihvri. al. menialijdi^
ing* and de.velopini; true womanho«
soc ially and educaMonally for tlie ■
station. Confers Acad, mir mdCfit
by State Authority Inf**rir-rencew
'I'. C. Wheeler
G . A . R . — Appnm ntnx
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M eets nt I p. m ., on the 2d and It>■
S a tu rd a y of each m on th .
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(I. W . R e v n o i . iis , A dj.
L r.c n » C o u n ty .
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Is ideally located am*d inspiring W
Christian Science services held
over Allison's Barber shop every
Sunday morning nt i i o ’clock and
Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock.
A . E. A A . M .— C o tta g e d r o v e . No.
iil. M eetings 1 st am i 3r*I Wcdnes
<lay o f each m onth.
O i . iv e h V e a t c ii , W . M.
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I. M eetin gs held o il 2d m id Ith F r i­
d a y of e tc h m onth.
M rs . K o s k n iic r o , W. M.
T C. W h k k i . k r . W . P .
Timo T r I>|«N m
T o tak»* 1 If. i t N*.\, itilierif
f & m w / s ïa
Christian Church, ltev. L). E.
Olson Pastor. Services at 11 in
tho morning and 7.30 in the even­ General B la c k s m ¡th in g
ing. Y. P. S. C. li. meeting at
Horseslioelnft n specialty.
F 'o r e s t e r s o f A m e r i c a M ee t e ve ry <>: 3 o p. m. Sunday school nt lo
Wagon anti carriage rì*-
M o n d a y evening.
Ing. All work guaranteed
o’clock,
Intermediate
Endeavor
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( '. C. C o l I’M AN. ('. R.
am 1 ned am I repaired. Slmi
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R k . n S a n s o l i o , I " ,*S.
at rear «ir ll lemenway A
every Saturday evening at 7 .¡10.
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jC H A R C J). to any a lllic led a p o s itiv e
A. B. WOOD.
cure for Eczem a, Suit Rheum, F.rysip-
j elas, Files and Skin Diseases. In-
| s t a n t relief.
Don’ t oilier
lunger.
W rite P . W. W I L L I AM S , 100 Manii.it-
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hieealit
( ‘lire c lires h indigent ¡ini. T ills new dis­
BliOTHrHS. r‘G Warm.
covery represents tin* natural juices of
digestion as they e xis t ill a healthy
stornagli, combined w ith Ihe greatei I
T im e Table.
known fo n ie and recon stru ctive p r o p ­
erties. Kodnl Dyspepsia Cure docs
in effect Sunday, M0, j
n o t only cure Indigestion and dys
pepsin.'hut Hw famous rem edy ......
m • • 'c u B oon » j
• ,,|| tolll.'ich t 1 1111 hie: I*' clc.ll.M llg.
N o i fi
p u rify in g , sw e e ten in g mid stren gth * n-
lu g th e iniieou s n iein hraiies lin in g I he N o IS C o tt a g e ( ‘ i.ivc L w J
» t e lim e li.
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K o d o l Dyspepsia ('a rc after m eals is N o 14 N e w F a st Train
not only thoroughly reliable d ig es t-
nnt, but It contains great Ionie and
HOI I II HOUND
reconstructive properties
as
w ell.
This filin o li! remedy
enables
the N o I 5
stomach and digestive o rga n s to th o r­ N o 13 N e w Fast Traía
ough ly digest, assim ilate and c o n tri­ N o 11
bute to the bustles nil of the nourish­
N o 1 7 C o tt a g e G rove L< J
ment Unit is contained hi such food as
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OPTICIAN and REFRACTIONIST
Room 1-1 New Chrl manllk. Eumene
6 to 7 c
V eal, d res s ed
H o g s d ressed
m
Mans^H Optical Co.
LUCILB HARD
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Sheep
wnrkih"i>. 'Dili
every fa c lllti e o n 1 » (hr* c n ii-lo u
o f »s e ria l lens* - n o all a t your
dbpow il here. ussurliiK a service
not possible K ith oth ers less fo rm
nately equipped.
A go In - d o your
I, .■*»■« K IT o r n ea rly lit?
^
£
if
£•
2 %
Cows
S
D< they th" I f th e y 're not K X -
ACT I A right. lei us m ake thorn ao.
lYbtn we .'i*' you. wo fit you A C -
l.o i’K
**xperience.
Ci:|{\TKLY
dry m len tlflc apparatus
every nei
tin|roil kn ow led ge en-
ami the
4
IIA Y ,l'o iI A IN , ETC
(Retail prices are quoled)
Wheat, bushel
W heat and vetch, chopped
ton
Oats, bushel
Bran, ton
Clean wheat chop, ton
Oats and vetch chopped, ton #25.00
Mixed, ton
#24.00
Shorts, ton
#28.00
Flour, valley, cwt
#2.20
Flour (bard wheat, cwt
#2.60
Rolled barley’ , per 761 b sack $1.10
Rolled barley, standard, sack #1.00
Hay, baled, ton
$12.00
roti uoo house .
floor o f the hog house was ordinary
1 by Ó tongue 1 and grooved flooring,
which cost us at the rate o f #23 per
thousand.
The other material used
was the ordinary 2 by 4 scantling,
which cost .v: i per thousand.
First
make a platlnrm d by d feel, w ith four
2 by 4 pieces supporting it and running
the entire length as skills. The plat­
form w ill appear as in Fig. 1.
Next II 2 by l Is supported four and
a h alf feet above the center o f the
platform, with its long w ay running
tlie sane* dire timi as the 2 by 4 skids
supporting tile floor.
Now begin to
null the boards that are to make the
sh illing roof to the edge o f the plat­
form and also to the 2 by 4 supporteli
llIs»ve the floor. It w ill not lie long
before the slanting roof bonrds w ill
Butter, country
2
Butter, cooking
i
Butter, creamery, lb
3
Butter fat
Kgg»
2
Chickens
11 to t
Onions, cwt.
ij-1
Apples, bushel, according to
quality
Chittem bark, old
Mohair
Hides, green
Salt hides, dry
Potatoes
Cabbage, cwt
Turnips, cwt
Carrots', cwt
Parsnips, cwt
a ll
e * v .»v .»v .V .
»
M AR,Uf l S
(Prices quoted are wholesale.)
P O R TA B LE HOG H O U SE S.
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CARDS
1)0 you read Tho Leader, if not
— why not ?
Commercial Stables
I>l 1 « v .
Light is the magnet tM*
trade.
A
show
window
lighted with electric lighH
m a n y a sale ‘‘the night l>efore*
I t a t t i- a c t s a t tenti
makes it easy for your displ*f’
examined, and shows your
the best advantage.
Electric light is the W
only illuuiinant.
When may our oM
about it?
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W illim m kttk * llY
Co.
/ i n k in d s o f F i r s t C la s s
K ig s , a t r e a s o n a b le p r ic e s
L a r g e F e e d R a r n _ i„ c o m m e tio n
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TU LLA R & PO W ELL
COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
:
Wanted.
Gentleman or lady
f
r ference, to travel by
a
a rig, for a firm *>i
capital. Salary # i, 072 .ooP*
and expenses; salary pai1! *
*
'ritli
stamp,
Jos.
A. Ah*
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