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MONDAY) J.tM.tllY til, IOIN. rr v twhk river couiikh PAGE Til ICS ; Scientific Farming ; in (ID 1111 AIOUI0US Infected Anlmnls Develop Into Pot-Bcllicd Runts. SUCH PIGS DO NOT THRIVE MlKturta Containing 'Charcoal, Cop. perae, I to., Art Believed to Of Valut Preventive tin. . ton In U Soareo. ,. "t . . ' (Prpr4 by lh t'nlld Mini lprt mnl of Aiirkullurf ) Inlmtliml worm are minnnm In hog ami are particularly lujurlou In growing pig. Inniltliirnily fl, iieg lerled pig living hi til r ly pen ami yard, fed from llllliy trough, drinking rtiiitnmluatrd water, bathing In old hog Wallowa, and rooting nnd (deeping In manure pile anl Mark bottom aooii become lnfclei Willi worm. Hitch plg do inl thrive, lint develop Into ni bellied, pruritic runt. Pen. alimiM Iih kept clean mnl ilry mnl Ihr immure frequently removed. MUtini. containing clinreoiil, rop per, I'll',, art liellowd by wine In In' of vnlnt ii preventive mnl destroy 'm of wnriiix. lull lliclr nMfiiliiin probably )) ihm hhiii their general effect mi I lin iiiiiillllnii of I In' ilg mnl Mil Hog Lout. not iihiii their mi Inii on in worm. Other ililng being ciiinl. a pit In good condition Im better aide to re sin! I hi' nlim kN of worm tlimi one thut In imt In good condition. Mineral mix ture inny, therefore, ty helping to Iml Mini' I In- ration, lend to Incrva tli power of rpxlHiiiiii'i to tin III effect of worm mnl oilit-r panilto. They diotild. however, lie rhiKcd a tonic or ronillilont'm rniln-r thnn an worm preventive or ili'Hlroyi'i-. Hnnloiiln, which wn fnnniTly wide ly iiki iI n a remedy for worm In hog, In practically linohliiluiihle nl tln pre enl limn owing to foreign trade con dition. Effective Treatment The following troiilinent hn been SUCCULENT FEED IN WINTER Acre of Corn Can Be Placed In Silo at Coit Not Exceeding That of Shock. Ing and Huaklng. filliigo In tliu beat iiihI cheapest form In vslil eh a Nurculciit feed rnn be pro vltled fr whiter nw. An Here of corn run bo placed In tin.' ullii at o rout not exceeding thut of shocking, husk ing, grlnillng nml shredding. Crop rnn he put Into Hie mIIo during wenth er thut could lint be utilized In milk ing buy or curing fodder. .There I lea wnte In feeding "lingo thnn In feeding fodder. Hllnge in very pnln table nml like other micoulent feeds sllnge hn u heneflelnl effeet on the dl gestlve organ. - More stork cnu be kept on a given urea of In nil with all age, GUARD AGAINST HIGH PRICES One of the Beit Wayi to Grow at Much Food on Farm at Facllltlea Will Permit One of the best wnya to be Insured against high price for food la to rnlxo an much of It on tho fiirm na fnrlll tle will permit. Tloth ment nnd brend will he Important next yenr. When we think of the Imnortnnce of milk, pork, poultry, egga, butter, beef, mut ton nnd other foodi derived from nnl mala we are mire to be ImproMKed with llve-atock raining. MORE AND BETTER PASTURES flood Reaulta Obtained by Clipping at Ohio Station Ripening of Weed 8edi Prevented. More nnd better grosses were noticed to result from clipping pastures after harvest In a aurvey ninde by tho Ohio pgrlcalturol experiment Mtnllnn. Iirl 'i nre removed nnd the ripening of weed seeds Is prevented, so Unit the grasiea and clover luivu greater ehnnees for growth. Where tho mow ing machine cannot go, a scythe nmy be ned. nnrin GS wuni fM SEPARATE BOAR FROM SOWS Praotlce of Permitting Him to Run With Herd li Frowned Upon by Many Swine Breeder. The pritrili'ii of li lting the honr run with the kiwi a generally frowned umiii by awhMi breeder. There ire ninny rcnami why the herd doe bet ter If the boar la kept separate. Hi' worries the rest of lm hog aa well na himself when he la wllh Hie herd. Tim Haute aud ihhmIIiI Injury to the hour by too much breeding, If more thsn one aow come In heat at the aauit time, la usdes and ran tie avoided by keeping the hour alone and turning the aow In to him. This assist In keeping record. The owner know when lb aow waa bred. Alao know ing when li I due to farrow, he ran be prepared for thl event, which may be the rue of mivlng on or more pig. HiiihII litter a wall a weak pig are a often the direct result of letting the hoar run wliU the sowa a they art due to poor brood , sow. And to use a boar whose breeding powers bave been Impaired by unwise herd management I a financial loss to the owner. RATIONS FOR YOUNG PORKERS Cencentrttei Rich In Muscle and Bon. Making Material Needed for Thrifty Development Weened pigs need good concentrates ilint are rich In muscle und bone-mnk-Ing material to Insure thrifty devel- optnent. Arrustom thin to their feed grndually, a overfeeding will readily produce winning, r'rmu 10 to 11 days are essential In getting young pigs ad Justed to the change. However, they should be fed lightly at least three time dally during this time. The following rations nre good for young pigs: (I) Skim milk and wheal middling. ('.') One purl ground grain Convenient Weaning Trough. of some kind to two parts wheat mid dlings or rice meal, tiround out and rice iiicnl iiinke 11 splendid mixture, Feed as linllciiteil iihove with skim milk. BEWARE OF GARGET IN EWES Inflammation of Udder la Common Trouble at Lambing Time and t Needr. Immediate Attention. (liirget, or InHammallon of (he ewe' udder, 1m n common trouble nt lainldng time, nnd It Khould be given linmedluta uttentlon. The udder of heuvy milking ewes nre likely to become Inflamed mid lis n result the ewes may lmve milk fe ver. Overfeeding of grain, coldschills and lying on wet floors nru hoiiio of tho cause of this condition. When discov ered, the cue' udder Khould ho bathed with hot water by means of woolen cloths. After the udder ha been dried, It ran be rubbed with turpentine mnl lard, or with one-half ounce of lead urelatv dlsKolved In one quart of wa ter. The udder should bo kept wet with acetate for linlf n day. It Kliould be milked out tlmrouKlo'y each time the application Is made. It Im also mlvlx ulilo to give the ewe n good dose of Kkiiii Mill" ns si i' m as Hie trotilde Is noticed. SJ-IEEP RELISH SWEET CLOVER Car Muit Do Taken to See Thut Pa. ' turci Are Mot Overstocked Yellow Variety Bert. Sheep relish sweet eluver mnl make rapid kiiIii.'i when pnslmed on It, fnre must he Inkeii In see Hint pm-liiic are not overnlotl.'id with idtccp iim they are likely to enl I'.i.' plimU w tKw t the ground iim to kill them. This In es lieclully true the Ili'Mt yenr before the plants have formed crown IhhIh. Yellow hleiuilal sweet cloVer prnh tihly'wlll not suiter from this eiiuse ns much as the white HpccloH, hecaiiHe the platitH mi ko a more spreading erowth and nre not ll'edy to he eiiten so close ly to the ground, RAM'S FEED DURING WINTER Object la to Carry Them Through Cold Weather Season as Cheaply a la Poialble. In feeding nima during the winter senson,- tho nbjurt la to feed them u IllllpIV TS ,(iil(. I, ,i r 1,11,1. Illne l.eep tin hi In , II,,: j r,,i. lion, lints. 1 1 1 ii ii itiol iimiiI inny relied iiHn Pi meet nil iim reiiilre. menu of n grsln rn'.;uii. IMMENSE LOSS BY INSECTS Agricultural and Horticultural Intar. este Suffer BIt Loi Annually by Pacta. (liie-lenlb of the agricultural and hoitlciilluriil Interests of the United Htnle nre decnyi I iiiinniilly by In sect'. ,i it-1 our i'l't hirst stlfi-cnurd k 1i 'Ii .(! Iirtlon of tliew liy tU blrilii, Tlie hints are our country' T.- nlds ll fnilil l iillierVHtlllll! ROY GOT HIS COOKIES Naval Paymaster Helps Out Grandmother in Distress. ha Stole Away From Horn U Take Boy Qeodlea and Waa Barred by the Guard. Oreut takes, III. One uiornlng an old fashioned gruudmotlier from Chi cago carefully climbed off train at Ureat Lake. Klin might have stepped from (be duguerrotype plctnrlul page Of an old luugaxlue. A black bonnet crowned her sliver hair and waa tied with black rlhlHiua under her chlu. Hh grlpved a large paT bag. The guard atopped her. "You can't come In today," be told br. "Wednesday I visitors' day." Her eye filled with tear. "Hut Hoy I go ing to seu today," she suld. "I cume to give Hoy bl cookies, I hud to run away from home to get here. Sly daughter won't let me go out of the bouse much. She thinks I am too old.- Kb look a letter from a handling. It wm from Hoy und It rend In part: "(iruudmolher: I leave for sea on Friday und nil thut I lack to make me happy I some of your rulslu cook ies. The fisxl hero Is gisid, but I had to leave without ugiiln tnstlug the cookie that 1 loved so much." "I bnked rookie for thut boy sluce he was dig enough to eat them, und he always had my cookies until he en listed," she resumed. "HI mother I dead, lie Is III Ciiuip lloss. I must see bint before he goes away." The guard was Iron. I'll) master J. I). Ooyle I a busy umn. Hut Paymaster imyie was not tiMi busy to stop nnd hear her story. He I not a young man and his hair Is gray, but he like rnlMn cookie and ha a heart as big us the ndmlulstrn tlnu building. , . Ho heard her story, heard that her daughter would not let Iter bake the coiklcH, heard how she had waited un til the daughter bad gone shopping and then mixed the butter nnd done the goodies to il crfcct browu. This morning she hud stolen away and come to the station. He helped her Into bis car nnd whisked her to Cnuip lloss. He found Roy fur her mid miw her weep for Joy on Hoy'a blue Jacketed shoulder. Ho ate onu. of the cookies, tlriiiuhiiottier aud graudsoii Visited nnd said good-hy, Mr. Ihiyle took her hack to the de pot, helped her on n Chicago trnlu, and returned to hi neglected work, lie was tickled ns u kid. "Jove, she loved Hint boy," he wild aa be smacked hi lips. GERMAN AGENTS START FOOD SHORTAGE SCARE Wushlngttm. The work of German agent among house wives to muse a disruption In the market of household neces sities nnd Incite n discontent with war condition has caused a false shortage In some place In commodities thut really are to ho hnd In plenty. ' The national food administra tion, commenting on the report of three successive buying drives by housewives tlM'oiighout the the ('otirftry on salt, laundry blue and timtches, 5ays there la no lark of these commodities among' small retullcM by the excessive buying. -that the national stock Is na large na ever, with no pos sible likelihood of shortage with a normal demand from the con sumer. Tho housewife Is warned to disregard rumors- nnd not to overstock,, na such unnecessary buying nmy ciiiihc rent shortages for u short time. In certain lo calities. SAFETY PIN BRINGS IN $775 Auto Hita Man, Causing Him to Swal low Fastener Operation Nece. tary to Remove It New York. Mrs. Ann Kelly of Kim burst, proprietor of n trucking business In Brooklyn nnd Long Island City, must pay Joseph O'Luughlln $775 be cause O'Lnughlln swallowed a safety pin. O'Luugblln was struck by nn au tomobile truck owned by Mr. Kelly nnd operated by John Mnckcy. He had Just come from a barber shop nnd was udJUHtlnK tin? collnr of his woolen ahlrt. Tho Knuty plu wive ln hi mouth LESLIE SALT runs freely from Us 'convenient sidespoui package It does not clogl13ti&ker QfflnnniDi i i nwkmiuuinnnna when Hie nii.i n!!i: struck him. nnd the foivc .f ,), illusion mused the mail to s i linn Ihe pin. An operation mis iiceessiiry for Its n iiioval. FRANCE'S AVIATION ARTIST nl: : A! r . - i.- t 11 M. Henri l i. it", hliiclal i.vltitlou nr tlst of thp Krench governioent, who hat bniught to this country n remarkable cidlecilon of paintings, depleting the aerial hat ties over the firing line und Incidents of uvlatlon life high in the clouds. As machine gun observer he took lairt In many of the encounters he so graphically portruys on his Can vasses. Arrangements ure being made to exhibit this notable collection in the principal cities of the. United Stnte under the auspices of the Aerial Cluh ofAmerlcn. TRIED TO SPUR HIS AUTO Cowpuncher Cculd Not Get Ued to Kicking Forward to Make Car Go. Portland, Ore. Knwley Meechnm, the buckuroo of Iloarlug Springs, can now ninke his flivver get up and git a well us any sagebrush sbover In these parts. - .Huwley used to head n Jerky course nnd stall on every grade. The trouble was be couldn't get used to kicking for ward to make tho critter go, nnd when ever he wanted speed he ulvnyij kick ed buck a he did when he rode the piebald enyuse. He Just would try to dig In his spurs. The Ingenuity of Slim Crowley, who fatoly turned the Skullsprlng Snddlery Into the Palace tiurnge, ' solved the problem. Slim Axed up nn auxiliary Accelerator' Just under the front sent. When Itawley kicks back uow she sure goes. Cards nt the Courier office. Thrifty.shrewd.care- ful people make it a habit to read our clas- ified ads Do you ? These ads. are mon ey savers and money makers Keep your eyes on them. Classffied YOU. BALK 1 0, It C. GRANT LANDS Blue print Plata allowing landa In Joaepblna i county, 11.(0. Addieu A. E Voorblaa, Oranta Paaa. tf DEALEB3 la horae, mulaa, cattle, wagona, hack, bug glee, barneea and aaddlei. W bav a variety of all klnda at all time. If you bar anything to aell or exchange. or If you want to buy, com and aea ua. Wo will treat you right All our livestock la put out under guarantee. Red front rd and Bala Stable, Corner Slitb and K atreeU. Tlmmona, Prop. Phone FOR SALE Good modern . bouae, cIom In,, north aide. Inquire No. 2231, cara Courier. 28tf P1AN08, new and aecond-hand for rent or eale on eaay monthly pay ment!; first year'a rent to apply on purchase price. Rowell'a Music and Photo House. 85 A HARTFORD ladlea bicycle In cellent condition, two brand new tire, coaater brake, new apokea, a bargain for $12.50 at Cramer Droi. 65 GOOD KXCKI-SIOR tingle motorcy cle. First clas condition, $50 If gold at enee. Ed Lagergren or apply at William Garage. (7 TOR SALE One good heating atove and one aurrey, In good condition. Oscar Wilkin, 632 North Second atreet. 63 FOR SALE Hay at tbe Red Front barn. Rate at $29. Pbone 533-J. 67 I HAVE FOR SALE or trade all klnda of work, driving and aaddle hone, wagons, buggies, harness and saddle, or will buy your. Come and lee me at Brownie Hampton' Feed and Sale Stable, phone i42-R. Roy Higgina. owner. Also one 4-rooni house for sale cheap or to trade. 87 TO RENT TREMONT ROOMS Now under managmant of Mr. L. C. Arm strong; 28 clean room at 36c and 60c; apodal rate by week or month; alao light houaekeep lng rooms. Would Ilka your pat ronage. 40tf FURNISHED ROOMS Large, com fortable and convleLtly located. 411 C atreet. 86tf HOTEL OXFORD ROOM8 for rent Large, well furnished, steam beat, hot water, bath, and all ho tel privileges. Very moderate weekly and monthly rates. 37tt FOR RENT OR SALE Irrigated farm plenty of water during the "whole season. Inquire Jo. Fetz ner, 755 North Eighth street. tf WANTED WANTED To buy a second hand Iron wheel wagon four to six Inch tires holding about 3,000 lbs. C. Shaefers, R. F. D. No. 2. 56tf WANTED Edger man at 20,000 mill. Inquire No. 84 Courier of fice. .63 WOULD LIKE a team to do light work, for its feed, for two or three weeks. Will give best of care. Mrs. Josle Messenger. Phone 601-F-13. 67 WANTED to buy for casb, a small gas engine. I. R. SheatTer, Rd. No. 3. 63 TO EXCHANGE TO EXCHANGE for alfalfa and dairy, 40 acres fine level silt soil, 10 miles east of tularl Lake, Cat., all under the ditch, part in alfalfa, part In grain, one mile from good town and good schools and rail road, plenty outside work for teams if wanted. Healthy climate. E. S. Allison,:157 Laurel St., Ash land, Ore.v 64 I WISH TO TRADE a motorcycle for a small stationary gas engine of about 3 horsepower. Inquire Par amount cyclery. 63 LOST LOST or misplaced a few days ago Abstract No. 695, prepared by the Grants Pass Abstract Co. Reward if returned to No. 96, care of Courier. .60tf TAXI SERVICE WHITE LINE TAXI City and coun try . Popular prices. Call Grants Pbbb hotel, phone 396. Residence phone 82 8-J. W. G. White, Prop. Grants Pass, Oregon. 67 A classified ad brtnga results. Cards at the Courier offlca. Advertisiintf PHYSICIANS L. O. CLEMaiNT, M. D. Praetle limited to dlaaaaaa of the eya, ear, nose and throat Olaaaaa flltast not and throat Olaaaaa fitted. Office koura -12, 1-6, or oa ap pointment. Office phono, 63; denca puone 369-J. 8. LOL'GHRIDGE, M. I)., Pbyildaa and eurgeon. City or country calla attended day or tight Reside e phono ; office phore 182. Slztb and H. Tuffa Building. A. A. WITHAlf . U. V., Physician and eurgeon. Office; Hall Bldg., corner Sixth and ! etraeta. Phonaa: Of fice, 118; raaldanee, 2SS-J. Hoars. I a. n. to a p. aa. DR. J. O. NIB LET Phyldaa and eurgeon. Lundborj Bulldlag. Burgeon Utah-Idaho Sugar Oa. Health Offleer. Officer koura, is 12 a. m. l to I p. m. Paoaa 310-J. ntf DENTISTS E. C. 1IACT, D. U. D. rirat-olaaa dsntlatry. 101 Vi South BtxU atreet, Oranta Paaa, Oregon. ATTORNEYS H. D. Norton. AltoraaT-alJsw. Practice In all State and redaral Court, lint National Bank Bids. COLVIO ft WILLIAMS Attorney- at-Law Oranta Ptaa Banking Co. Bldg. Oranta Paaa, Oregon. E. 8. VAN DYKE, Attorney. Praetla) la alt Cviu.-U. First National Baak DURHAM A RICHARD. Attoraara- at-Law. Offl re Masonic Tantpla, Gracta Paaa Oregon. W. T. MILLER, Attornay-atiAV County attorney for Joaaphla County. Office: Schallhorn Bids. O. 8. BLANCHARD.Attorney-at-Law Golden Rule Building. Phono 270. tlranta Paaa, Oregon. . BLANCHARD V BLANCHARD, At- torneya, Albert block. Phona 236-J. Practice In all courta; land board attorneys. VETERINARY SURGEON DR. R. J. BESTUL, VaUriaartaa. Offlca In Wlnatrout Impleaaant Bldg. Phone 113-J. Realdaaea Pbone 305-R. i DRATAGE AND TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. AH klnda of drayage and traaafer work carefully and promptly dona. Phone 181-J. Stand at freight depot. A. Shade, Prop. P. O. ISHAM, drayage and tranafer. Safes, planoa and furniture moved . packed, shipped and stored. Phono Clark and Holman, No. 60. Resi dence phona 134-R. THE WORLD MOVES; 10 do we. Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. phona 397-R. MUSIOAii INSTRUCTION J. S. If ACM US RAT, teacher of Toloa culture and singing. Lessons gtvaa at home of pupil If requested. Ad dress 716 Lee St. r 861tl PHOTO STUDIO THE PICTURE MILL open daily Id a. m. to 5 p. m. For Sunday sit tings call Mill 283-R or residence 140-J. 78tt MISCELLANEOUS BENNETTS' CHEMICAL laboratory. 1141 Market street, Taeoma. Wn. Let ua take care of your ore ship ments and do your control work, rates reasonable. tf The California and Oregoa Goast Railroad Company TIME CARD EffectiveDecember 1, 1917. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Train 1 lv. Oranta Pass- 1:00 p.m. Train 2 lv. Waters Creek 3:00 p.m. All trains leave Grants Pass from the corner of G and Eighth streets. opposite the Southern Pacific depot. For all Information regarding freight and passenger service call at the office of the company, Lundburg building, or phone 131 for same. NEW GERMAN GOVERNMENT COMPLIMENTS- PRESIDENT Amsterdam, Jan. 19. The Tag Uscbe Rundschau of Berlin, learna from Munich that a new ' political party has been formed there, under the name of tbe "Free Committee"1 and that It has sent a telegram to the relchBtag, saying: "Notwithstanding Its partiality, President Wilson's recent message contains a practical basis for the in auguration of negotiations toward general peace." ' fl
