Polk County observer., May 08, 1908, Image 4

HONORED RESIDENTS OF POLK COUNTY.
THE EXPERT
BVTTERMAKER
One of the nW problem that con
rivat Its !-;!ratker If that of tncor-
jkvatlLj Just the rUrht amount of w-
ler in tauter. It bas beea claimed that
Anwrk-aa boner is penexaKj low in
u.s!ure content and that battennak
ers might eU pot a !!tt!e more water
Into their product It appear that
there has been a tendency In some
quarter t do this. During the past
year the internal revenue depart
ment has collected larjre fine In some
of toe jrreat c!t!o from the seller of
Imtter containing more than 10 per
cent of moisture, the iejral limit
To control the moisture content so
lh.it tbere shall be a desirable amount.
MR. AND MRS. JOHN H. HAW LEV. WHO CELEBRATED THEIR GOLDEN
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Han ley, who celebrated their golden wedding anni
versary In Monmouth, Or , Wednesday, were married in Folic County, May R,
1858, and hare resided io this county continuously ever since. Mr. Haw ley
crossed the plains from Missouri in mi His parents were member of Col
onel Cornelius Gilliam's company, and as a barefooted boy of 9 years be
walked tbe entire distance. Mrs. Hawley is a daughter of the late Mr. sd1
Mrs. Lake Mulkey. Her parents crossed tbe plains In Captain Claypoole's
company and took up a donation claim near Corv&llis in 1H7. Mr. Hawley
is reterao of tbe Takima Indian War of 1555-55. He bas represented Polk
County lo tbe Oregon Legislature, and for many year be has been president
of tbe Polk County bank at Monmouth. He is 73 years old, and bis wife is in
bar 'Mb year. Tbe children are W. H. and L, M Hawley, of Billings, Mont ;
Mrs. R P. Mulkey, of Jacksonville, Or.; C. L. Hawley, of McCoy, Or., and'
Miss Maude Hawley, at home.
Feeding For Milk.
We consider silage the most eco
nomk-al of all food stuffs as well as
the least trouble to feed. Bran we find
tbe most expensive, but this far along
anything to take the place or bran
seems to be in the experimental stage
In Indiana, and we find that to dis
pense with It even when the cows are
on pasture generally results m a loss
of butter of more value than the cost
of tbe bran.
We began on Jan. 4 last to keep ac
count by weight of all the feed our
ten cows ate in seven days, with these
results: The average daily rattan, fed
In two feeds, was forty pounds of si
lage, five pounds of bran, five pounds
of clover hay and six pounds of corn
stover or all the stover they would
eat up clean. The bran was fed ac
cording to quantity of milk, six pounds
being the most fed to any one cow. I
The cost of one week's feed for all
was: Silage, $3.50; bran, 2.85; clover
hay. $1.47; stover, 42 cents; total, $8.24.
An Indiana Dalrywoman.
For ths Farm Dairy.
Work In breeding for milk produc
tion at the Canada experiment farms
seems to show that (a) superior dairy
cows may be found In all breeds; (b)
pure bred females are not essential to
success In dairy farming, but a pure
bred bull should always be used.
KILL ths COUGH
AN 9 CURE the LUNGS
Or. King's
Flew Ekmmy
ma Roughs id5 ioa
I Uii ISOLDS Trial BottK Free
AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TrtOURLES,
GUARANTEED SATISFACIOB:
OS MONEY REFUNDED.
TEA
The greatest tea-drinkers
are full -bottom Dutck
men. There isn't much
nervous prostration in
Holland.
Your rrocer return! your money if TOU doo't
like Schilling'! Best: we pay him.
CAKE THE MAN
FORENATOR
Nation Waits for Orea'on's Verdict
For or Against the
Administration.
A great many Republicans are be
glnblnft to soberly ask themselves,
"why should we elect Governor
Chamberlain to the United States
BeoateT"
And to this echo Is answering,
"Why, Indeed I"
There I an overwhelming majority
of Republican In this state. In the
ordinary elections they have often,
and The Telegram believes wisely,
looked to the men without reference to
the party brand which they wore. In
this way tbey have disciplined party
nd at the same time raised the
standard of the local public service.
But la the matter of the election of
a United States Senator they have
presented to them a different problem.
There they come In touch with the
party of the Nation, the party of
Roosevelt, of which they so warmly
approve, and the verdict which they
render the general publio must accept
as very largely the Judgment of the
voter of Oregon upon that adminis
tration. Ourelections occur at au odd
easoD of the year. We here Are tbe
first guo of tbe Presidential election.
Tbe verdict Is made up In advance,
o far a the rest of the country Is con
cerned. Tbe Nation know tbat the
state. I overwhelmingly Republican.
It likewise knows tbat the adminis
tration of President Roosevelt has
bar received entbuslastio approval.
Tbat administration, disguiite it a we
will, I now oo trial befxre the country.
By ths general masses of the people it
ha been warmly approved; by the
corporate and plutocratic Interests it
U bitterly reviled, and, while little Is
being dons openly, t lie re i iWp loo
at smouldering Are of resentment that !
cannot be extinguished For tbe very
reason that tbe plutocratic forn-s of
tb country hate tbe Preilnt. the
masses of tbe people admire and
approve him.
If under circumstances such as
these It goes forth that the pMple o
Oregon ia June elect a D-r -nu fr
United 8Ules Hen tor, the sdmlolntr- :
tlc-a reeatrea a blow In the bouse of its
apposed friends that it is conceivable
Bay have serious effed opa tbe
plans of the friends of tbe a I m io Istra
Uon nod upon the great eootret In
November following. It must not be
forgotten tbat much quiet work ba
been done In recent months agsinst
the administration. One may see the
errect of it upon every hand In every
oom in unity the clacquers busily
onguged In hamstringing Roosevelt,
and Insidiously undermining tho
platform of principles which be has
been steadily putting forth in his
messages and speeches. If a well-
known and supposedly safe adminis
tration state fulls by the wayside I
June, tbe prestige of the admlnlstra
tlon severely suffers, and no man who
honestly faces the question can soe It
otherwise.
From this standpoint, which Is somo
thing considerably more than a parti
san standpoint, the matter apeals to
luo Telegram. It believes with hearti
ness and sincerity in the advanced
platform of principles which the Pres
ident is laying down, In the ellmina
tion or special privilege and the
equality of opportunity for which the
President stands, and to propagate
and develop which he has done more
than anyotborman of his (feneration
Lit consldt-rs this a matter of patriot
Ism, rather than partisanship, and it
proposes todo whatever lies within its
power to uphold and sustain the man
whose very name typilles these mod
ern enlightened doctrines. In doing
so. II believes it expresses the nm.
i . .. i -
juuii cuuvirnoo or an enormous
majmity of the people of Oregon, Irre
i speetive of their party affiliation
i in the present campaign and the
: coming election Statement No. 1 is not
on trial, Iohu both cndidutes fot
1 ,1... A l . . .ii
mo . uiun nuu'i nenaie stand square
fei ami rut ro-u-.l upon that pla'
t v- ;.l i . . . . 1
..mi. niuiiT is i. iiamo-rliln ntr
I ake. as such, on trial before tbe peo
ple. The question U one not of these
men. but of broad National Import,
, leaning to a victory which will mean
a shout of ringing encouragement to
. tbe National adtnlniotratioo or vital
iblow dHivem In the bouse of lis
friends. This is tbe real proposition
tietore tbe people or tbe state, and it Is
one of tbe main reasons why The
Telegram will throughout this cam
paign give II. M. Cake iu barties
support and urge a strongly as It
may the voters of the state Xa sustain
the admioistratioa at a moment
It Is more seriously on
any other period of iu
Portland Telegram.
rben
trial than at
whole history.
WBEK TBI CHCRX WAS STOPPED.
This butter contained 1S.26 per cent mois
ture when completed.
yet not too much, requires skill and ex
perience on the part of the buttermak
er. Butter with too much moisture is
undoubtedly, as a general thing, made
without intent rather than with, and
the average butter maker or dealer has
little Idea what per cent of moisture
tbe butter contains.
It Is a statement of interes', there
fore, that the department of agricul
ture has worked out during tbe past
year a rapid and simple method (re
quiring apparatus costing a few dol
lars) for the free use of manufacturer
and dealer to determine tbe water in
butter. Full details of tbe apparatus
and its use can be found In circular
No. 10 of tbe bureau of animal indus
try. Moisturs In Butter.
One of the most thorough Investiga
tions into tbe moisture content of but
ter aud methods of controlling It was
made some years ago at tbe Iowa ex
periment station. As to causes of too
much moisture It was found by Messrs.
McKay aud Larseu that when cream Is
thick and churned at a high tempera
ture too much moisture Is Incorporated
even though It Is churned only a nor
mal amount.
By churning at a high temperature
aud washing with cold water much
moisture will be incorporated In the
butter, provided It is not cooled to
such an eiteut that the butter will be
come hard. The sudden chilling of the
butter globules on the outside by wash
ing with cold water seems to imprison
and prevent the molKture from escap
ing during working.
By churning cold and washing with
warm wash water the butter is also
brought Into a condition where it will
absorb and hold moisture. Churning
at high temperature aud washing cold
and churning at low temperature and
washing warm are two conditions
which must be guarded against.
Effect of Overchurning.
In regard to overchurning It is stated
that by excessive churning In water
tho butter will absorb and bold as
much as 40 per cent water. If the
temperature Is low, tbe incorporation
of moisture by churning is retarded a
great deal, while If the temperature is
hlgTier a comparatively small amount
of churning will cause the butter to
absorb moisture rapidly and to retain
It better. In experiments In which tbe
butter was churned for more than
half an hour Iu tbe wash water the
butter became very soft aud began to
stick on the Inside of the churn. The
more it Is agitated In the presence of
moisture tbe duller and lighter butter
will be.
A Remedy Advised.
An excessive amount of churning
was strongly condemned by these Iowa
dairy authorities. In short, they say:
Quality must receive first considera
tion. When butter bas been overturn
ed a trifle, so it contains about is nor
cent moisture. It Is difficult to remove
the buttermilk from tbe quite larire
granules, aud the danger of snoillnir
the butter on standing Is Introduced.
In order to avoid this tb churn can
1 topied when tbe granules of but
ter sre still small and then control the
molKture content In tbe butter bv
churning a trifle In the wash water at
the pror temperature.
By churning a trifle more than or
dinarily Id wash water tbe butter
milk Is efficiently removed and the wa
ter content ran be controlled.
Chronic Constipation Cured
One who suffers from chronic consti
palion is in danger of many serious
inente. roley s Urino laxative cures
chronic constipation as it aids digestion
and stimulates the liver and bowels
restoring the natural action of these
organs. Commence taking it today an
you will leel better at once, l'olev
urino j.axutive does not nauseate or
gripe and is pleasant to take. Kefuee
substitutes. Stafrin Drng Co.; M.
Thompson, Falls City.
Weston may have a now flour mill,
A Cove man will need 60 cherry
pickers.
It is a pity to see
neglect
pi
indications of kidney or bladder trouble
that may result in Bright'sdiceape when
roleys Kidney Keniedv will correct
irregularities and strengthen these
organs. Take Foley's Kidney Remedy
at the first sign of danger. Stafrin Drug
ix.; nj. 1j, inonipeon, falls City.
Alfalfa is 2 feet high around Herm-
Iston.
Personal
If any person suspect that their kid
neys are deranged thev should take
Foley's kidney Remedy at once and not
risk having Bright's disease or diabetes.
Delay gives the disease a stronger foot
hold and you should not delay taking
Foley's Kidney Remedy. Stafrin Drug
Co. ; M. L. Thompson, Falls City.
Lane county fruit growers will oper
ate a box factory of their own, saving
1 per 1,000 boxes.
Human Filters
The function of the kidneys is tostrsin
out the impurities of the blood which is
constantly passing through them Foley's
Kidney Remedy makes the kidneys
healthy so they will strain out ail waste
matter from the blood. Take Foley's
Kidney Remedy at once and it will
make you well. Stafrin Drug Co.; M. I..
Thompson, Falls City,
A Pilot Rock man caught one day
103 trout in Birch creek; one meas
ured 25j luches and weiglfed 5 pound-".
Serious Results Feared
You may well fear serious results from
a cough or cold, as pneumonia and con
sumption start with a cold. Foley's
Honey and Tar cures the most obstinate
cough or cold and prevents serious
results. Refuse substitutes. Stafrin
Drug Co.; M. I,. Thompson, Falls Citv.
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS
Don't flistake the Cause of
Trouble. Delay May
Prove Fatal.
Your
Does your back aelie? Do you (ret tip
lame in the mommy Ho ymi feel dul
and tired? Does it hurt you to iiend
over, to liit anything, to tet up from a
chair? Do vou have sudden "caleiies
or stitches of pain in the buck? Does a
dull, throbbing aclie settle in the smal
of vour back and bother yon day and
night? Do you sometime leel that you
thai you bitnply cannot i-traigl.ten
up? Von cannot m: ke any
mistake bv trentiir t tie kidneys at once,
for it it these small troubles that l'ad to
dropsy, diabetes and Blight 8 m.-eate
If these is any doubt in vour mind that
the kidneys areali'ected, notice the urine
for a few days. If passages are irregular
painful or too scanty, discolored, or Iml
of sediment, the kidney's need help
right awav, and there is no other medi
cine more helpful than Doan's Kidney
rills, a simple remedy for the kidneys
yet so powerful that it quickly cures the
cause and so ends all the painful and
nnoying symptoms.
Home cures prove the merit ol Doan e
Kidney Pills. Any person wishing to
see the testimony ol Dala citizens may
lo so by (Mlling at UEI-T (: CIIF.tt-
I(lX(iT().V'S drug store.
For sale by nil dealers. Price 50
cents. i-oster-Milburn Co., Biiilalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
no other.
;et the best
A bumper fruit crop is expected in
the Milton-Freewater region.
Colds That Hang On
Colds that hang on in the spring de
plete the system, exhaust the nerves,
4inl open the way for serious illness.
Take Foley's Honey anil Tar. It quickly
stops the couah and expel the cold. It
is safe and certain in results. StHfriu
I'rngco ; M. I., lbompson, Falls City,
Tillamook county Is going to cruise
its timber lands for assessment
Valued Same as Gold.
B. O. Stewart, a meichant of Ceda
lew, miss., say: "1 tell mv customers
when they buy a box of Dr. King's New
Life Till they get the worth of that
muen gom in weight, if afflicted with
constipation, malaria or biliousness
Sold under guarantee at Belt A L'her-
nngton drug store. Soe
WOODMAN HALL
Thursday Evening
MAY 14
Bertha M. Clay'i Famous Lot Story
DORA THORNE
Dramatized by LEM B. PAUSES
BEST PLAY IN YEARS
A Company of Hifch-CIan Performers
P"ccs 25c, 35c, 50c
Ths Cattl Mark.
Several things have happened that
could not be foreseen. Tbe corn crop
did not mature and bad to be fed. tbe
panic cut tbe ronsumptloo of beef
squarely In two. and the price of bides
took grand tumble. Kesult. very bad
catt: market, totally unlike what
mla-bt have been anticipated early last
faiL Tbe a. bowerrr. we saggvated
tbat late winter markets would prob
ably prove beat Ucauae of the early
rlrso op of stork oo accoont of high
eur. And It Mai that this to very
likely to b tree. Cattle have been
elilng entirely too low hrrauae people
have ! tbem refsrdleaa of price or
racxUtioa. sad tbk sacrifice will be
felt later oa. TTxri kas beea, aotklog
to Induce people to feed eattJo. bat
orb to diar-ou rc tbem. and If eoa
uniptkoai of twef rrtaraa to Its ftoraaJ
volume It Is likely to oo so at a time 1
The World' Best Climate
i not entirely free from disease, on the
high elevation lever prevail, while on
the lower level malaria i encountered
to a greater or les extent, inimlin. i
altitude. To overcome climate a flections
latsitoite, mlaria. jaundice. loli,,n..u..
lever and aitne. and general debility',
the mot effective remedy i Electric
Bitter, the great alterative and blood
ponder; the antidote for every lorm of
bodilv weakness, nervousnes. and in.
omnia, hold under aoarantee at l'lt
A Clierringtoo' drugstore.
A Eugene man ship Mo to 600
pound of asparagus day to Portland.
A Califomiae's Luck
'The luckwit day o( mv life vas
bea I boaghtabnx of Bockien' rnica
Jjalve," wrtes Charles K. Bodahn. of
Tracy, California. "Two Sv kr..
ewred me ol an annoying ea oi itchine
-oi irouoiei n. lor yrar
ana mai vtrfc!i 10 no other treatment.
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WUKC BURNS, NEURALGIA, CONTRACTED MUSCLES
"M AND ALL PAINS. .
USED SNOW LINIMENT 10 YEARS.
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years for rheumatism, neuralgia, lame back, etc.,
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and satisfaction." . .
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The personal recommendations of people who
have been cured of coughs and colds by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy have done more than all
else to make it a staple article of trade and com
merce over a large part of the civilized world.
AN INSTANCE.
Lucy SuJJreth, of Lenoir, N. C, had been troubled with
avery ba,l cough for over a year. She says: " A friend
bought a bottle of Ch amber t.Aixs Cough Remedy.
brought it to me anj insisted that I should take it. I did '
o an.l to my surprise it helped me. Four bottles of it
cured me of my cough."
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