Met Deeth In Hot staren.
A fearful death w u that of a man
named John Baird at a mill In New
York. As he bent over a large vat
tilled with boiling starch, he clipped
end fell Into the hot mixture. He was
lterally boiled to death before work
men dragged his tody from the vat
with hooka attached to a rope. The
hot starch had reduced the man's
clothing to fngmerta.
SIRE IS H ALF THE HERD.
OREGON (NO WASHINGTON
Hla Importane* in Producing Good
Dairy Stock Underestimated.
h
FA^M l.ANPS
Lought and So.J
P.
W h itn e y ,
F o rm er
In s tru c to r
D a iry in g , S ta te A g r ic u ltu r a l C ol*
la g s of W a a h ln g to n ,
in
.and
Many dairymen have given no other
thought to the sire than that he was
a necessity in bringing the cows to
their milk. Any kind o( a sire would
HARRY M. COU.TTR1GHT answer this purpose, and when it
came to considering the offspring, the
sire was never taken Into considera
Yeon Btdg.. PortianJ. Ore.
tion. A heifer was saved from the
herd because her dam was a good
producer, and when perhaps no one
knew or even cared from what sire
BELVÎ0MT AUTO SCUW she came. The poor dairy sire, then,
KH lb* mo»: »iiuou.il iastrec ioni ■ ritiri- Is directly responsible for our hav
pré• tica work ihal caa bo proriuteJ, al
ing so many unprotltable cows at the
present time.
r>0"- tortMii it* >35 caab. %.
"The sire Is half the herd,” Is a
^
pap.^* *iö^ —à
saying, the truth of which Is vouched
• Ä
^
BEL'.: ONT AIÍIO :.O*00L 1
J X J
MALTY Cl M? AN Y
for by all progressive dairymen, and
PartLcri,
Ci In the using of a good, pure-bred H E O E E Y E D D O C T O R ’S O R D E R .
East Z3ri uri ''a. moa. P
«1
sire on grade cows, as the great ma
jority of the dairymen Bhould do, be Ate Five Apple-Cores, Ends of Slxtee
Burnt Matches and Seventy-
IN S IS T U P O N
is more than "half the herd," for his
Eight Boot Buttons.
characteristics are firmly fixed by
W E S T E R N Gn in* continued breeding along the same
lines, while those of .grade cows are
"And how are we feeling todr.y—
Krn-en. M A N T L E S
not, and his characteristics appear eh?” asked Dr. Overdose.
L. A. KLEIN a CO., Inc., Dbtfial rs . much more prominent in the off
His patient gave him a pea green
28 F ron t S treet
Portland. Ore. /,
spring.
look.
in selecting a dairy sire, the fol
“ Worse than ever, sir,” he an
lowing points should be considered:
(1) pedigree, (2) purity of breeding. swered gloomily. "It's no use, doctor.
Hcmesteais and Timter Lands Locate;! (3) type, (4) prepotency, and (5) My case is hopeless."
1. your F c .r m or P r o p e r , y is F o r 3 j U b
'Come, come!
You mustn't say
health.
Purity of Breeding: Under no con that ” said Dr. Overdose. . “ T ell me.
I Can Sell it QU.CK lor CAS.I
sideration should anything but a what have you been doing since your
Send Description and Price.
Address
purebred sire be used. W e cannot last visit?”
C A E tN G T S O N
discard the grade cow, for there is
“ All you told me, sir. And I'm afraid
vm H en rv Bide.
PO RTLAND . O R *
but a very small per cent of the cows the diet hasn't agreed with me.”
that are pure-bred, and they could
"That's nonsense!" exclaimed the
not begin to supply the demand for doctor. "It can’t possibly have upset
dairy
products,
but
as
one
sire
is
Skylights
Tanks
Gutters
you. I told you to confine yourself
enough for about forty cows, and as
Down Spouts Steel Ceiling
he alone will have as much or more to .such foods as would be taken by
influence on the offspring as will the an ordinary three-year-old child."
"Yes, and I obeyed your orders to
A C. BAYER
entire forty cows, It can readily be
seen that it is quite possible to mdet the letter.” groaned the sick man.
204 Matkni
Portland. Oregon
the demand for sires from the pure "During the last 24 hours I've eaten
bred herds that we have and also to five apple-cores, 16 ends of burnt
see that purity of breeding is of matches, 7S boot buttons and a three
W h . i t Is H e 7
much more importance In the s(re penny hit!”
What has become of the old-fnsh than in the dam.
Pedigree: Dairymen, as a rule, save
toned boy who referred to h*s knife
Playing Ssfe.
ea a "frog sticker?*’ And what, by the heifers from their best cows,
the way, has become of the cld-fash realizing
.. that they
.. will
. ,, make
, better
..
I say, landlord," said the guest to
cows than would the heifers from the the proprletor of the onIy hotel ln a
toned Barlow knife?
poor cows. The same thing is true
western village, "can you give me a
O nly O ne
B K O M O Q U IN IN E "
of the dairy sire, that is, the better
room that has no fire-escape?"
T h a t is L A X A T 1 V R B itO M O Q U I N I N E . Look
his
¡»nceBtry
is
the
better
he
should
fo r the .le n a tu re o f K. W . G k O V E . UreH ti
“ Sure," answered the landlord. “ But
be. First of all, one should consider
W orld ovor to C ur a Cold In One Day. 25c.
•the merit of his sire's motner as pro what difference does it make?"
K in d t o A n im a t s .
"It makes a big difference to me,”
ducer, also the daughters of his sire,
Remove the sting or a wasp or boo and grandslre. All of the females, as replied the guest. “ When I stopped
with a watch key, pressing the p ace far back as they can be traced, should here last winter you gave me a room
with It; then rub the sting with a be considered.
The further back with a fire-escape and during the night
slice of raw onion, moist tobacco or a continuous records can be traced the the fire escaped and 1 came near freez
damp blue beg.— Daily Mirror. Press better for the animal.
ing.”
Type: By all means, select a sire
gently, dry. dust wi;h toracld acid
powder and return It to the bee (or that is distinctly masculine. This is
noticeable in the head and back of
His Line.
wasn).— Punch
the animal. He should have a hold,
A charming young member of a wo
I bright eye, and a well arched, mas-
man’s literary club, who adds the dis
j eullne neck.
From the shoulders
Tonseth F lo ra l C o m p an y
i backward he should have the same tinction of being a bride to success
outline as the dairy cow. He ful authorship, recently met a gushing
CUT FLOWERS
FLORAL DESIGNS | | general
should carry no surplus flesh, but stranger at a club reception.
“ Oh, Mrs. Blank, I am b o glad to
should always be a strong, vigorous,
W1DDINC DrCORATlONS
active animal.
meet you. I enjoy your stories so
Special atten tion given to ou t-of-tow n orders.
Prepotency:
Prepotency
Is
the mpeh. And your husband's, too.”
325 M orrison St.. Portland.
term that signifies the power which Then, adding' as an afterthought, "H e
an animal possesses of transmitting Is literary, too. Isn't he?”
Its characteristics to Its offspring.
"Thank heaven, no," replied the
I*
S* (■ Boys and girts! Do you w an t a (rood
] Unless a dairy sire Is prepotent, he
r i i t L cam era A B S O L U T E L Y F R E E ? ! Is useless, no matter how fine an ln- bride. “ He’s ln the coal business."
N ot a toy. Taken (rood picture*. Send ad-
dtoti: w e w ill 'orw a rd 24 pktrs. o f Postal j dividual he may otherwise be. The
Card*. Sell them to your friends and neigh
purer the breeding the more likely he
Something Else the Matter.
bors at 10c p er pkir. R eturn the money to us.
is to be preponent, other things be
W e w ill then -send you this cam era A B S O
"Doctor," said the sick man, “ I ’m
L U T E L Y F R E E . W rite today.
ing favorable. The full value of a
THE HELPERS. E llsw orth. Clarke Go.. Wash.
dairy sire is never known until he afraid my nerves are ln bad condi
has heifers at the producing age. and tion.”
“ Oh. no,” replied the physician,
for this reason a middle-aged bull is
much better than a young one that “ that’s not what is the matter with
no descendants. A good Individ you. The fact that you have sent for
A Corking Good Smoke!: has
ual should never be destroyed until me after Ignoring the statements I’ve
he Is too old for service.
been sending you regularly during the
Health: The health of the dairy past year and a half Indicates that
sire must be given careful considera your nerve's all right.”
tion. Any predisposition to disease
makes him useless, for this would
more than likely be transmitted to
8, 9, 10, KNOCKOUT.
his offspring. He must be free from
contagious diseases, as It Is possible
for the sire to scatter contagious dis
ease to all aninmls ln the herd ln a
very short time, and extreme care
Is
necessary in handling and caring
W n V for Prices and 5ompl
for him.
W e are facing a shortage of dairy
Sig- 5 ichel &Co.
cows ln the United States and If a
man expects to have a good herd of
PORTLAND,O R E .V
cows he must raise them rather than
W h o le iio le A g e n ts
buy them. For this reason the dairy
sire should be selected with the
greatest care, and the points which
have been discussed ln preceding
paragraphs should be carefully con
sidered.
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PORTLAND.
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OREGON
On Going to Sleep.
ITow do we go to sleep? How does
Mother Nature charm away our con
sciousness? First of all, she throws
her spell on those centres of our bod
ies that presUe over the muscular sys-
| tem. causing one group of muscles
after another gradually to collapse.
Thereafter, various powers of mind
succumb ln regular order. First, we
lose attention and Judgement.
Then
memory goes, and Imagination wan
dera away In reveries of Ita own. Ideas
of time and apace cease to control
thought as gentle sleep— the nurse of
our life— draws nearer. Th%n comes
the turn of the special senses, begin
nlng with sight— eyelids close and
eyeballs turn upward and Inward, aa
If to shut out all light, the pupils con
tracting more and more as slumber
steals over us. The power of hearing
fades away.
The heart beats and
; breath la drawn more and more slow
ly. Temperature fall* by perhaps two
| degrees, and the body loses three
• irnes less heat than when awaka.
Willing to Oblige.
“Look here.” roared the angry man
who had bought a lot of auburban real-
estate, “ that ground you ao(8 me la
u n d e r water, and there are actuallr
little fish swimming about”
“ O. I’ll fix that all right," assured
the oily longued agent
Canary Island Soil.
"Then you'll give me another lot or
On the Canary Islands the soil is
return the money ?"
so rich that It la devoted almost ex
“Not exactly that, but 111 aend you
clusively to the cultivation of the vine
out some fishing tackle to catch the
and fruits and moat of the food con
fla>
sumed baa to be Imported.
"Oh, what a cunning mustache!’
"W ell, don't knock it while It's
down.”
His Extreme Kindness.
Stlrans— Is Kuckert kind to ani
mals?
Sllvven*— Well, If he were out
walking with his dearest friend and
shohld meet a pair of famishing ti
gers he would be so kind to the beasts
as to be perfectly willing to sacrifice
his dearest friend for the alleviation
of their suffering."
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Clothes packed away du lng eummer
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creates hang the article an a clothe>
■Ins In the bath rcom, shut dcor and
window, turn on the hot water tap to
All the roe n with steam, and leave tho
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' rv In the mien air If possible.
STOP THAT “
Stomach Trouble
PORTLAND, ORfGON
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Net a Man’s Excuse.
There may be several good rea
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that the scar will show when they’re
at s oarty Isn't one of them.
T R Y
before it becomes serious
—do it right row .
Hos
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Thousands have proven
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M U R IN E
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K 'i n N P V
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60c, *1.00.
Murine Eye Salve in
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Puzzle Beyond Solution.
The pickpocket business must be In
, hard lines. One fellow, driven to des
peration It would seem, made an at
tempt to pick a woman's pocket In a
New York theatre. That he did not
find the pocket is understood without
the saying.
always do I
exactly what you \
exp ect o f them. For sale 1
everyw here. IESRY S l i l i SEES |
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D. M . FURRY A C O .,D etroit, Wltoh. 1
P l l t s CURED IN 6 T O 14 D A Y S .
Your d ru ggist w ill refund money i f P A Z O O IN T
M E N T fails to cure any case o f Itch in g. Blind.
B leeding or P ro tru d in g Piles in 6 to 14 day*. 60c.
To Clean Enamel.
When the enamel becomos discol
ored, scour it with a damp flannel
dipped in garden mold, then rinse It
in plenty of water, ln this way th«
cleaning 1» effected without causing
scratches or other damage.
Use Ray« of Sjn.
Curved mirrors, concentrating the
st * s rays upon a point beneath them,
constitute a machine being tried out
in South Africa to smelt metals di
rectly from the ores.
Bad BLOOD
"Do It Now.”
“ Before I began using Cascarets I had
"Withhold not good from them to a bad complexiou, pimples on my face,
whom it Is due, when It Is in the and my food was not digested as it should
power of thy hand to do It. Say not i have been. Now I am entirely well, and
unto thy neighbor: Go, and come j the pimples have all disappeared from my
again, and tomorrow I will give, when face. I can truthfully say that Cascarets
are just as advertised; I have taken only
thou hast it by thee.” — Proverbs of two boxes of them.”
Solomon III, 27, 28.
Clarence R. Griffin. Sheridan. Ind.
lio w -K u r e
IMt-aaanL Palatabl- Potent. Tout* Good.
Do Good. N e v e r Sicken. W n k e n or G rip«.
10c. -6c. 50c. N ever sold in bulk. T*»e gen-
atne tablet stamp *d C C C. Guaranteed to
cure or vour money back.
[
is not a “ foo d "- it is a medicine, and the
only medicine in the world for cows only.
M a d e for th e c o w and, as its n a m e In d ica tes,
a c o w c u n . B arren n ess, r e ta in e d a fte rb irth ,
a b o rtio n , «c o u rs.cak id u d d er, a n d a ll s im ila r
affectio n s p o s it iv e ly an d q u ic k ly cu red . N o
o r e w h o k eep s co w s, w h e th e r m a n y o r fe w j
can a fford to be w ith o u t “ K o w - K u r e .
I t it m a d e e s p e c ia lly to k eep c o w s h e a lth y
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A r e S ic k ".s e n t free A sk y o u r lo c a l d e a le r for
V K o w K u r t , ’ ’ or send to th e m an u fa ctu rers. I
Dairy Association Co., LyndonvUI«, V*.
P N U
he? woe 'be ras prue sr Hoses at the battle Ixponta
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4x7 feet. Uses only 4 iral. dintillate p e r d a y a t8 V ir «
per tral. G et d escrip tive cat ale* and fp « cm I p rice«.
1911 C atalog tresh o ff press; w rite lo r one. W e a>M
build W ell D rillin g M achines.
W e seldom feel JUST RIGHT
At such e time KASPARIL l A is the best and
safest Blood Purifier, the most successful
prescription for spring humors and such
disorders of the blood as boils, pimples,
pustules, blotches, sores and cutaneous
eruptions. Kasparilla is admitted to be
the best remedy for that lack of energy
and the peculiar debility so prevalent
during the close of winter and the opening
of spring. For derangements of the di
gestive organs it is a natural corrective,
operating directly upon the liver ami ali
mentary canal, gently but persistently
stimulating a healthy activity.
Its
beneficial influence extends, however, to
every portion o f the system, aiding in the
processes of digestion and assimilation ol
rood, promoting a wholesome, natural
appetite, correcting sour stomach, bad
breath, irregularities of the bowels, con
stipation and the long list of troubles
directly traceable to those unwholesome
conditions.
Kasparilla dispels drowsi
ness, headache, backache and despond
ency due to inactivity of the liver,
kidneys and digestive tract.
It is a
strengthening tonic of the highest value.
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N o . » - ’ 11
K IN G
IN L A T E W I N T E R
A N D EARLY SP RIN G
o y t
disease —
it
and
I The confidence felt by farmers and
1 gardeners in Ferry's S cds to-day
1 would have been impossible to le d in
I any seeds two score of years
I ago. We have made s
1 science of seed
\ growii:"
Dr. Pierce*» Pellets, small, sugar-
coated, easy to take as candy, regulate
and invigorate stomach, liver ana bow
els and cure constipation.
H
1* • deceptive
thourfan<1,
have
S V IL / IN L I
T D f l l TR I F
don’ t know it.
I f you w ant
1
D LC <
w i l l s you con make
no m istake by us'ng Dr. K ilm e r’s Swam p-Root,
the grx^* kidney rem edy. A t d ru g g sts in fifty -
cent and dollar sizes. Sam p'e bottle by moil free,
also pam phlet tellin g you how to find out i f yoa
have kidney troub’e.
Address Dr. K ilm e r A Co.. Binghamton, N . Y .
REIERSON MACHINERY CO.
BOB
W
.
X z.
184 M o rr «on St.. Portland
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IrS W E F U S E all substitutes claimed to be “ just as g o o d ,"
I U
the true value« of which are unknown. You are
entitled to the best.? ln «i«t upon having the genuine
W . L. Douglas shoes with his name and price on the bottom.
W . L . D * u * l* s shoes cost m ore to m ake than ord in ary shoes, because
h igh er grad e leathers are use-’ • ■*«! selected w ith g re a te r ca re ; e v e ry
deta 1 In the m aking Is w atch e
-ver by th e most sk illed organ ization
o f e x p e rt shoem akers In th is cou n try. Th ese a re the reasons w h v W .L .
D ouglas shoes are guaranteed to hold th e ir sha|>e, look ami tit hotter
am i w ear lon ger than ai oth er shoes you can buy.
If your dealer mimot sn ply you with the Kennme W.L.Donirbv shoes. w-1te
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P o r tla n d , O r e g o n
Painless Dentistry
1« our pride—our hobby—our Btudy fo r year* find
now our succeM, and our. i* th e beet painlcM work
to be found anywhere, no m atter how much yoa
pay. C o m p a re o u r P ric e *.
^ 1 We finish pinto and
J Lri.’.ce work fo r Oi.t-
I o f.t o w n natronie in
one day i f deni red.
PaiulpM extraction
fr.«o when p!*t«w or
briJg" work i* order-
ed. Consultation fret.
Molar Crow). $ 5 . Cl
22kBrMr.TMth4.Ql
GoMnSmr* 1. C L
E koim I F’llinfo
Sfhror Fillmf»
PiitM
I CO
.5 0
5 .0 0
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Plats.
7 .5 0
Painlsia Extr’tion , 5 0
BUT
M BTM O C S
A l l w ork fu lly g u aran teed fo r fifteen y «a r*.
An Object of Pity.
‘T m sorry for that man.’’
"W hy ? It seems to me he’a about I
Painless Dentists
Building. Third sod Wa*Mfigtsa PCRTIAM0. OSS
the last man one should be sorry for. Falling
Office H o w .
S A M . to I f . AC. l u i U j r i . S t e l
Kverybody la applauding him."
"That’s i t Think how hard It will j
be for him to get used to It when j
i
‘
everybody begins to denounce him ,1
next week or the week after.”
OPIUM—TOBACCO
W is e D e n ta l Co., me.
ire el ey IALGGH 0L
BaMta Positively O m d .
Only authorized K m I ot In
stitu te la Orraoa. W r it«
fo r Illustrated cir^olar.
A s th is v e r y rem r.rkab'e proparnMon is n o w
culled, m th e tereatcht Const.'tu .ional R em edy e v e r
know n f e r Brood M ares. C o In, 8 ullions and a ll
o ’ hcr burses; a lro I )i tem p er am ot.g D o t s an ti
6h-?ep. ’i h i compound is niade o f th e pu rest in
gred ien ts and n ta n atom o f p > *<*r«>us o r in ju r i
ous n atu re **nters in to its cornpos>ticn.
M any
p erson * a re now t a k ir g S P D H N ’8 fo r L a G rip p e ,
Colds. Cjugh.t. K
S f t S , tn d i i i a r l -
w a ys sa e. I t e x p els th e Disea e Germ s fr o m t h e
body; s e ts d ire c tly on th e B lx id and G lan d s.
H P O H N ’S la n o w »old b y n early e v e ry d r u g g is t
and harness dealer in th e land, and a r y can g e t i t
f o r you, o r send w ith rem ittan ce o f p rice to t h e
m an u factu rers, w h o w ills h ip to you r order, e x
press paid. F ift y cen ts and $1.00 a bottle, ai d
$6.U> and $10 th$ doxen.
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Chemists and BaderiologisU,
The Reason.
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as ever.”
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them. I wonder why that le?"
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you know how the grown-up world end
Is guaranteed to g iv e perfect results. A s k dealer, c r w e w * U sen d postpaid at 10 c e p ackage. W r it e for free b oo k let
h e w to d ye, bleach s a d o u t c o lo n .
i i n N R O I D K U Q C O M P A N Y . Q uincy, Illinois.
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PoRTLANDsOREGON
PUTNAM
GOSHEN, IND.,
FADELESS
U. S. A.
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