Cottage Grove leader., June 13, 1911, Image 6

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and
y,
STOMACH
DISTRESS?
DON'T WORRY—THAT ONLY MAKES MAT­
TERS WORSE, JUST GET A BOTTLE OF
HO STETTER’S
STOMACH
BITTERS
GAVE
DESCRIPTION OF DOG
Man Couldn't Give Police Any In­
form ation Regarding Wife, but
Knew Canine's Points.
today and see how quickly
your trouble will disappear.
There is nothing like it for
Stomach and Liver ills or
Malarial disorders.
AVOID SUBSTITUTES
At All Druggists and Dealers.
Much business is to com ejbefore^tho
d e le g ate s to the Oregon Developm ent
L eague which m eets a t A storia during
th e A storia C entennial pageant.
The
convention dates are A ugust 14, 15
and 16, and the men whose pictures
a re printed here a re the ones who will
m ap o u t the program of work for the
assem bled delegates.
K ?»
W hile m eeting a t A storia, the .dele­
g a te s will be e n te rta in ed by the A s­
to ria C entennial com m ittee and ‘"much
o f th e success of the w ork of the
league will be developed a t this con­
vention in “ A storia, C ity o f L ig h ts ,”
a t a tim e when the ocean breezes are
m ost acceptable to sw eltering human-
ity .
T he com plete program of the con­
vention topics has not been announced
b y S e c retary C. C. Chapm an as yet.
cream w hich has previously been pas­
teurized in order to rem ove the unde­
sirab le
b a cteria.
T he inoculated
cream is a f te r inoculation allowed to
ripen.
In the use o f a s ta rte r, to be suc­
cessful th e dairym an m ust be first of
all ex trem ely cleanly.
I t is obvious
th a t i t would be valueless to inoculate
m ilk w ith a desirable organism and a t
th e sam e tim e allow by slovenly m eth­
ods the en tran ce o f o th er kinds o f bac­
teria.
The w ork done by th e rig h t kinds of
organism sm w ould be offset by the
work o f the others.
The cu ltu re is se n t o u t in a small
b ottle. A bottle o f m ilk is p a steu r­
ized and the cu ltu re added to the m ilk,
w hich is next se t aside un til it coagu­
_ • C . <?. C Ä S Ä f t & L f l i
lates, when it is added to cans of pas­
a d v cj& jsr
teurized m ilk.
The principle back o f th e use o f the
T he follow ing form ula for m ix in g a
sp ray is given in b ulletin No. 69 of s ta rte r is th a t of replacing harm ful or
th e Iow a e x p erim en t s ta tio n : “ T ake | useless b a cteria by those w ith the
o ne-half pound of h ard soap and shave j pow er to produce exactly the rig h t
it into one gallon o f so ft w ater.
P u t 1 so rt o f chem ical change in the cream .
it on th e fire and b rin g it to a boil. I t is obvious th ere fo re th a t a m ethod
Notes and Instructions from Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
By th is tim e th e soap w ill have dis­ which would destroy all the b acteria
of Oregon and Washington, Specially Suitable to Pacific Coast Conditions
solved. T hen rem ove th e soap solu­ in the b o ttles o f m ilk w hich a re to be
tion from the fire and s t i r into i t a t added to the cans for rip en in g pur­
once w hile hot, tw o gallons o f k ero­ poses w ould be m ost desirable.
F o r th is reason th e re has recently
T H E CHICK EN M ITE.
found in th e adjoining lofts, thus sene. T his m akes a thick cream y
! show ing th e ir tendency to w ander
A ; em ulsion w hich is m ade ready fo r use been p u t into use a m ethod o f ste riliz ­
By A. G. Lunn. O. A. C.
O f all form s o f verm in which prey very common place for the m ite to by d ilu tin g w ith ten volum es o f so ft ing instead o f p a steu rizin g (p a steu riz ­
upon poultry probably none a re m ore hide is under th e stra w in a nest. w a te r and s tirrin g w ell.
I t can be ing, o f course, destroys only a certain
percentage o f th e b a c te ria p re sen t.)
harm fu l than the chicken m ite. T his W hen th e chicken goes on the roost o r used as a spray, dip, o r w a sh .”
little fellow is called by sc ien tists in th e n est th e m ite leaves its place o f
The above sp ray w ill kill all the The a p p ara tu s necessary in th is oper­
It m ites and eggs i t comes in contact ation is a sim ple m etal re ta in e r of
‘ ‘derm anyssus gallinae re d i.” W ith hiding and craw ls upon th e fowl.
such a nam e we would suppose him to will only sta y upon th e fowl, as a rule, w ith in five m inutes. H ow ever, th ere some so rt w hich can be connected w ith
be q u ite a large crea tu re .
How ever, long enough to obtain its supply of w ill no doubt be some which the spray the m ain steam supply o f th e cream ­
A sim ple boiler is som etim es
th e m ite is so small th a t in m any food, w hich is the c h ic k en 's blood. It does not reach. I t w ill th ere fo re be ery.
cases it escapes notice from the fa rm ­ then leaves th e fowl and re tu rn s to its necessary to re p e a t th e spray in g two used. A ra th e r close fittin g lid on
e r o r poultrym an, and thus m ay be place o f hiding. Thus it escapes the o r th ree tim es.
T he Iowa b ulletin th is so rt o f ste a m e r w ill allow a tem ­
p e rm itte d to c arry on its work o f dev­ a tte n tio n o f th e a tte n d a n t.
su g g e sts th a t a f te r applying the spray p e ra tu re of 100 degrees C. inside.
How M ites Are C a rrie d .
a statio n .
two or th re e tim es, re p ea t th e follow ­ H e atin g a t th is te m p e ra tu re for th irty
m inutes on fo u r successive days will
I t has been noted th a t in some cases
T here a re v a rio u s w ays by which ing day.
w here hens have been infested w ith m ites m ay be in tro d u c ed into a flock
T h ere a re num erous prep aratio n s com pletely ste rilize th e m ilk in a
m ites, egg production has ceased. o f chickens.
P robably the m ost com­ upon th e m a rk e t w hich have given q u a rt b o ttle. To th is sterilized m ilk
O ften se ttin g hens will die upon the mon o f th ese is by in troducing of a good resu lts. A t th is sta tio n w e have is added th e com m ercial cu ltu re of
lac tic acid b a cteria , w hich o f course
n e st, and when exam ined they appear new fowl to the flock from a neigh­ used a product called “ F iro liu m .”
to be lite rally covered w ith m ites. b o r’s w ith o u t first ta k in g the precau­
T his w e spray upon the roosts and rap id ly m ultip ly and a fte r an incuba­
D e ath seem s to be due to an im pover­ tion in seein g th a t i t is free from sides o f th e house, and by applying it tion o f tw en ty -fo u r hours m ay be add­
ish in g of the blood caused by the suck­ m ites. They m ay also be carried from tw ice a y e a r th ere is v ery little tro u ­ ed to the cans o f p a steu rize d m ilk.
In* these o perations loose cotton
in g of the blood by the m ites.
In one farm to a nother upon clothes or ble w ith th e m ite question.
plugs are used to p rev en t the entrance
o th e r cases it has been found th a t a shoes of the fa rm e r. O r they m ay be
o f the b a cteria o f th e a ir into th e bot­
s e ttin g hen has le ft the nest, and tran p o rted upon farm w agons or m a­
BACTERIA IN T H E DAIRY.
tles. In m aking tra n s fe rs, or if for
w hen the nest w as exam ined i t wqp chinery.
found to be alive w ith these m ites.
| These a re only a few o f th e innum ­ New M ethods In C re am erie s as Re­ any o th er purpose th e plugs are re ­
moved, care m ust be tak e n to p revent
N o t only do m ites a tta c k se ttin g e rab le w ays by which th e d istrib u tio n
sult o f U se o f B acteria.
th e plugs com ing in con tact w ith any
hens, b u t laying hens and young o f m ite s is m ade possible.
Every
By D r. E. G. Peterann. O rfiiim A gricultural
surface, w hich o f course would re su lt
chicks as well.
As high as 90 per precaution should be taken, and when
College.
in a contam ination o f th e m ilk when
c e n t o f young chicks have been lost a new fowl is introduced into the flock
C
re
am
erie
s
and
d
a
iries
w
hich
are
th e plugs a re replaced.
by the evil work of the m ite. In such i t should first be exam ined w ell, and
c ases the se ttin g hen has been able if in fested should receive a thorough run on any considerable scale now use
T his m ethod o f handling s ta rte rs by
to w ithstand the a ttack s, but when d u stin g before being placed w ith tho w h at is called a sta rte r. A s ta r te r m eans o f ste rilize d m ilk has m et w ith
th e chicks leave the shell the m ites o th e r fowls.
is sim ply a gro w th o f lactic acid bac­ | success, and is recom mended to those
craw l upon them and suck th e ir life
G etting Rid o f the Mite.
te ria (b a c te ria w hich produce lactic who have the fa c ilitie s and inclination
blood, leaving them in such a condi­
T here a re a g re a t m any m ethods o f acid from the su g a r in the m ilk) upon j fo r its use. I t has been used w ith en-
tio n th a t death results.
d e stroying the m ite. Some o f which some su itab le food, as ste rile m ilk, o r ■ tir e success in the C orvallis cream ery;
Habits o t the Mite.
| would be fu m ig a tin g , b u rn in g w ith a b e ef e x tra c t. T he s ta r te r is added to ! and re su lts from o utside th e sta te , not­
T he term “ robber” m ay be tru th ­ torch, and spraying.
the pasteu rized m ilk or cream to pro­ ably from M ichigan, w here i t w as
fu lly applied to the m ite, for m ost of
F u m ig atin g as a rule is im p ra ctica ­ duce th e rig h t kind o f change in th e applied under the direction o f th e ex­
I ts work is done a t n ig h t or in the ble, fo r in ord er to fu m ig ate th e house m ilk or cream for b u tte r and cheese p erim en t sta tio n o f th e sta te , ju s tify
| its recom m endation. I t requires only
d a rk n ess. T heir hiding places are in thoroughly it m ust be m ade a ir tig h t. m aking.
th e cracks and com ers, also under the B urning w ith a torch is not to be ad­
U sually th e rig h t kind o f souring 1 absolute cleanliness on the p a rt o f the
ro o sts and in any place w here they vised, fo r not only is th e re dan g er of occurs n a tu ra lly , b u t it cannot be de­ o p e rato r and a tte n tio n to the d e ta ils
m ay be hidden from view . In these fire, b u t i t is im possible to reach any I pended upon.
V ery frequently th e of the operation.
T he d e p a rtm e n t o f bacteriology of
se c u re places they lay th e ir eggs and o f th e m ites but those upon the sur- j product becom es ropy o r strin g y o r
h a tc h th e ir young.
G reat m asses face.
I t has th e re fo re been found j b itte r, o r i t ta s te s o r sm ells in an un­ ' th e Oregon experiment? sta tio n pro-
h a v e been found a t some distance from th a t sp ra y in g is th e b e st m ethod, fo r d esirab le way.
I t is to avoid these 1 poses to publish a b ulletin on th is sub­
th e chicken house.
F or instance, by th e thorough a p p lic atio n o f th e u n desirable conditions th a t c u ltu res o f je c t w hich w illl give instructions fo r
w h e re th e chicken house is b u ilt spray it has been found possible to th e rig h t kind o f b a cteria are p re p a r­ the use and re su lts o f th e use o f the
a g a in st th e bam , m ites have been reach m ost o f the h iding places.
ed in b o ttle s and poured into the ste rile m ethod o f handling sta rte rs.
e 11
Mr. Sm ith w as a nervous man, and
when, a t eight o’clock Mrs. Sm ith had
not come home, he telephoned to the
police to Inform them th a t she was
missing. 8be returned safely enough
a little later, having been detained by
a slight ta x ic a b accident, and her
husband scrutinized her carefully. His
reason for doing so may Be Inferred
from the account of the telephone
conversation betw een Mr. Sm ith and
the police departm ent.
“W h at’s her description?" asked the
official at the telephone. "H er height?
W eight?"
"E r—e r—about average, I guess,"
stam m ered the husband.
"Color of eyes?"
A confused burring sound cam -
back over th e wire.
"Blue or brow n?” prom pted th e of­
ficial.
"I—I don't know !”
"How was she dressed?"
“I think she wore her coat and hat
—she took the dog with her."
"W h al kind of a dog?”
"llrltulle bull-terrier, w eight four
teeri pounds and a half, four dark
blotches on his body, shading from
gray Into w hite; a round blackish spot
over th e left eye; w hite stub o t a
tail, th ree w hite legs, and th e right
front leg nicely brindled all but the
to es; a sm all nick in his left ear, gold
filling In his upper right m olar, a sil­
ver link collar w ith—"
"T h at'll do!" gasped th e official.
"W e'll find the dog!”
DID ALL HE COULD DO.
P o ets
M at KfctP
H ydro-A eroplane Com ing.
A sto ria , O re.—Glenn H. C urtis, the
fam o u s aviator, will be a t the A storia
C e n te n n ial celebration w ith his hydro­
a e ro p la n e du rin g the th ird week o f the
p a g e a n t. The hydro-aeroplane is the
n e w e st and m ost sensational th in g in
a v ia tio n . It w as developed from the
sta n d a rd C u rtiss aeroplane a t San
D iego d u rin g th e p ast w in ter, and is
h e rald ed by th e e x p e rts in aerial nav­
ig a tio n as the g re a te s t advancem ent
sin c e m an first learned to fly.
W orld’s C ham pion Will Run.
T he M ultnom ah A m ateur A th letic
club will send a full team , and in ad­
dition to Dan K elley, holder o f the
W orld’s 100 and 200 yard cham pion­
ships in th e sp rin ts, and a broad jum p­
e r who represented A m erica a t the
London Olym pic gam es in 190$, w ill
also secure the atten d an ce o f the
world fam ous F o rre st Sm ithson, th e
only m an who ev er topped the 120-
y ard
hurdles
in less th an 15
seconds.
B y L y d ia E . P i n k h a m ’s
V e g e t a b le C o m p o u n d
O ttu m w a, Io w a .—“ F o r years I w as
alm ost a c o n sta n t sufferer fro m fem ale
tro u b le in all its
d r e a d f u l fo rm s:
sh o o tin g p ain s a ll
over m y body, sick
headache, 8 p i n a 1
w eakness, dizziness,
d e p r e s s i o n , and
ev ery th in g th a t w as
h o rrid . I trie d m any
d o c to rs in d iffere n t
p a rts of the U n ite d
S tates, b u t L ydia E .
P in k h a m ’s V egeta­
ble C om pound lias
done m ore fo r m e th a n all the d octors.
I feel i t m y d u ty to te ll you these
facts. M y h e a rt is fu ll o f g ra titu d e to
you fo r m y c u re.” —M rs. I I a r k i e t E .
W a m p l e r , 524 S. R an so m S tre et,
O ttu m w a, Iow a.
C on sid er T h is A d v ic e .
M rs. P in k lia m , a t L yn n , M ass.,
in v ite s all Hick w o m en to w r ite
E ditor—You say you w rite for the h er fo r nil vice. H er a d v ic e Is free,
leading m agazines? I don't th in k I c o n fid en tia l, a n d a lw a y s h e lp fu l.
have ever seen anything of yours In
any of them !
Scribbler—W ell, I w rite for them ,
Swedish "Church Boat."
all the sam e. If they don't publish
T he "church boat" Is a popular In­
them , It’s not my fault.
stitu tio n in Sweden. It brings fami­
lies to service from the farm s around
Lake SUJan to l^ k sa n d . The w ater
His Reward.
Stubb—Yes, the doctors told Cogg ro u ts Is the n e are st and m ost conve­
m an he couldn't live six m onths un­ n ie n t and so the big boat goes from
less he stopped sm oking and drink­ farm to farm along the shore picking
ing a t once. Now he's going to be up the churchgoers, who later re tu rn
by the sam e route.—Wide W orld Maga.
m arried
Penn—But how In th e world did he sine.
get the girl to accept him ? She le-
100
fused him th ree tim es.
Stubb—Yes, but the last tim e he Y ea rs Old
proposed be told her he had quit
sm oking t.nd drinking on h e r ac­
W here They Disagreed.
count.
w
M eyerbeer and Rossini. In spite of
all th eir rivalries, were the w srm eet
of friends. Rossini once said: "Mey­
Only Too W ilting.
"Give us bone and sinew !" shouted erbeer and I can never agree." When
the college students, who were boost­ some one In surprise neked why, be
replied: "M eyerbeer likes sau erk rau t
ing for a new gym nasium .
And the ladylady of the hom se b e tte r than he do st m acaroni."
w here the students boarded winked
hum orously.
"Bone and sinew they w ant, eh?"
she chuckled. "W ell, I'll see th a t they
get plenty of bones and sinew a t every
m e a l"
Pettits Eve Salve
A Reason for W rath.
"T hat fat man seem s to be su r­
charged with passion."
"Yes, Indeed.
He looks d anger­
ous.”
"W hat do you suppose Is th e m at­
te r r
"M aybe his tailo r has ju st told him
th a t he will have to w ear skin-tight
trousers.”
A Sense of Immunity.
"Don’t you get w eary of w inter
w eather?"
"No," replied Mr. Sirius B arker. "So
long as th e re ’s a little snow on the
ground here and there, I know It's
still too early to sta rt another ex­
citem ent about early C hristm as shop­
ping.”
F isheries D epartm ent Will Exhibit
High S ch o o ls R epresented.
Salem , O re.— The s ta te d e p artm e n t
T he high school re la y prom ises to
be a b ig h it a t th e A storia C entennial | o f fisheries w ill m ain tain an extensive
celebrntion in \u g u s t, w ith a four- e x h ib it in A sto ria d u rin g the C enten­
i m an team , im each high school in nial celebration, show ing in detail the
th e s ta te .
A th le tic s in the various m ethods of the propagation of fish and
A num ber of
high schools has grow n w onderfully in salm on in p a rtic u la r.
( th e p a st five years, and th ere is not a aquarium ta n k s show ing the m any
Dignifying Lsbor.
| school o f any pretension in th e N orth- species o f live fish n a tiv e to the sta te
"Did you tell the m an to scrub
w e st th a t does not boast o f a school o f Oregon a s well as a fish hatchery whle-wagon shed?"
trac k team .
Each y e ar th e b ig col­ in a ctiv e o p eratio n w ill m ake th is e x ­
"No. my d e ar; I told him to ma
leges sponsor m eets a t which th e s ta te h ib it com plete and an educational th e g a ra g e ”
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cham pionships are held for the schools.
I
OTTUMWA
WOMAN
CURED
N o w om an sh o u ld su b m it to a surgi-
cal operatio n , w ldch m ay m ean d e ath ,
u n til she h as given L ydia K. P ln k h am ’i
V egetable C om pound a fa ir tria l.
T h is fa m o u s m edicine, m ade only
from ro o ts a n d herbs, h a s fo r th irty
years proved to be th e m o st valuable
tonic a n d in v ig o ra to r o f th e fem ale
organism . W om en residing in a lm o st
every c ity a n d to w n in th e U n ited
S ta te s b e a r w illing testim o n y to th e
w onderful v irtu e o f L ydia E. P ink-
h a m ’s V eg etab le C om pound.
FARM $¡p. ORCHARD
J
rra c x ic a i »c o n o m y .
A child in the family of a farm er
near A tlanta, Ga., waa thought to ba
fatally 111, and the forehanded father
bought a coffin for It. To his delight
the child recovarod. For a tim e the
m an knew not w hat to do with the
coffin, but he placed four legs under It
and now uses it as a w ater trough.
Where is
Your Hair?
In your comb? Why so? Is
not the head a much better place
for It? Better keep what is left
where It belongs! Ayer’s Hair
Vigor, new improved formula,
quickly stops falling hair.
There is not a particle of doubt
about it. We speak very posi­
tively about this, for we know.
D ots not change the color o f the hair.
T o n n a i* w ith ea c h b o ttle
vers
S how it to y o u r
d o c to r
A ak b l m a b o u t I t .
th e n d o
h e e* y e
Indeed, the one great leading feature of
our new H air Vigor may well be said to
be this — it stops falling hair. T hen it
, goes o re step further — it aids nsture in
restoring tbe hair and scalp to a healthy
condition. Ask for ‘‘ the new kind.”
1 ■■ H . rt. ky U m X. O. Ayar Ce.. L m u . S m
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