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• I n W U S Q Largest Circulation In Yam hill County LIVESTOCK FACTS ' G R APH IC. THURSDAY. S E P T ] I . 1881 * ■ - ? ' .......... Added Features o f the NEW* PARASITES CAUSE BIO LOSS Injury Prom Inaocta la Orvatoot Among Lambs and Young Shoo » ■ .x Ways la Rrovont Diseases. (Prepared try tha United Stataa Depart ment a f . Agriculture.) A NSW BATH TUB THiS 'EAUU Here is a mighty good idea. You know how yon have been" kicking about year bathroom facilities. Yon know that yoa bane been patting this matter o ff long enough. Let us take a look at your house and a d * ' rise with you as to what you need in the way of a new tub or other plumbing. EVANS PLUMBING SHOP .. I l l T in t Street. Shop Phene: lin e 180 T ry a Graphic Classified. 0 AC O rttw 'i Higher TECHNOLOGY Eight SckMk Sevesty Depsrtswsts FALL TERM OHNE SETT. 1«. 1921 Oar hUaraaliiS write la ito Icctorer Oregon Agricultural College . CORVALLIS Sheep probably suffer more than any other kind o f live stock from para sites. They are practically Uunnino- to tuberculosis, which Is one of the serious ailments of cattle sad swine, and amour sheep there la nothing comparable to the devastating out breaks o f cholera among swine. Sheep have comparatively few bacterial diseases. Nevertheless, there Is A- steady lose ot sheep In all parts of the country and this loss Is mostly dne to parasites. I t is the sheep owners' business to prevent disease rather than to attempt to cure it after it has made its ap pearance. While there are special treatments for tbs various diseases which makes it advisable* to call a competent- veterinarian, there are a number o f ways to prevent diseases caused by parasites. Among them pasture rotation, use of forage crops, feeding from racks or board floors, draining or filling swamps, and pre venting wandering dogs from getting Into the flock. Permanent pastures perpetuate para s it * , It i t stated. The eggs o f Internal parasites pass from the aolmals In thsrllianure and thus the pastures become infested. The proper disposal o f tbs manure wIU aid in preventing this. Damage from parasites is greatest, as a nils, among iambs -and. young* sheep. Hence, It Is Important to pay special attention to tbrte care and handling o f lambs and yearlings. Prompt action to ascertain the cause when sheep become unthrifty will often prevent serious loss. Parasites o f sheep are divided Into two general groups, external and in ternal. Among the former, lice, sheep ticks, and scab mites are the most common. One application o f sodium flourlde In the form of • powder rubbed Into the skin will kill biting lice, but not sucking lice. Both kinds of lice, sheep ticks, and scab mites 490 Make It the Car For You! • J ^ _ _ _ E n t l r e reconstruction rear axle— spiral »■AH 5 ring and pinion gears— new departure ball bearings and propeller shaft— rigid construction throughout. Emergency Brake Hand lever brake elim inat ing service brake on clutch pedal. In front, wheels, elim inating ball and cup type. Trnkea Bearings Balmy $525 F. O. B. FLINT, MICH. W illard thread rubber batteries used In all models. Stetriag Aims Straight taper, elim inating shoulder. T h e P rod u ct o f Experience prisai Headlight— ♦ * • Improved Zenith, enabling great e f ficiency on high gear at alow speed— a great advantage in downtown traffic. Carburetor r i l l t r h ____Improved, w ith device that W T O lv B grabbing or slipping. Vacuum Feed eliminates « a l l N ew Vacuum feed with gas tank in rear. Come is aud Look Over the S E W 480 Models Anderson M otor Cb Newberg, Oregon Where &. H. KEILING Box 402, Phone Black 146. Newberg Paatuns Is Abundant 8hssp Need No Other Feed. . . « x are destroyed by dipping the sheep. For lice and sheep ticks a number of dips « r t recommended in the bulle- Board of Lubrication knows the needs o f each male o f ertine and recommends a trade o f ZEROLENE ror'iis correct tin. Including coal tar creosote, ere sol, and nlcotln, or nlcotln and sulphur. For scab mites the official dips are lime-sulphur and nlcotin-sulphur dips. Arsenical dips are not well suited to sheep dipping. A ll places which have been occupied by lousy sheep should be regarded as dangerous from this Staodpolnt for s period o f three weeks; if occupied by ticky sheep, as dan gerous for two montha; if occupied by scabby sheep, as dangerous for a month or two In the case of pasture* and a year or more lr^ the case of buildings. Quarantine measures are eesentlal In eradicating scab. The moat common Internal parasites o f sheep include tapeworms, flukes, roundworms, and a t/ n other forms such as maggots causing grub in the head, the tongue-worm and the one- cel led protoaoa. One o f the moat com mon of these is the grub, Infestation with which can be largely prevented by smearing the neee o f the sheep with a preparation made of equal parts of tar and greaae, or tar and Ash oil. Other Important Internal p a r asites discussed In the bulletin are tapeworms, the gld pern si tee, hydatid, liver flukes. Stomach worms, nodular worms, hookworms, end lungwonns. O f these, certain tapeworms are fair ly common over the entire United States; one tapeworm occurs only in the W est; gld la most prevalent In Montana; liver flukes are most com mon In the Oulf states and the Pacific Ooest states; stomach worms and long- worms take a heavy toll In sheep in almost every state In the Union, and nodular worms and bookworms are common In the South and Rest. ESTATE TRANSFERS M yrtle Blough * hub. to Geo U Evers; lots 1 A I , blk. 2 Lafayette. $700. Joeephine S. Bradley to J. D. Shearer; tract 7, Shurley’s Subdi vision. $10. Edna P. Burlingh&m to Robert Lee Melton; und. Vh interest In lots 25 R 26, Dayton. $10. Earl M elvin Douglass Morton; lot 1. Blk. 2, Bibee’s add. Sheridan. £800. C. M. McCormich 4L wf. to A. H. Beaty; lots 4 4k 5. 4L frac. lot 6, blk. 8, Everest» add. Newberg. $10. John E. Nusbaum A wf. to H ar riet A- Spafard; lots 3 4k 4, blk. 48. Oak Park add. McMinnville. $2000. F. W. Odell 4L wf. to Henry W. Stermer; tt>t 8. blk. 15, John’s add. to McMinnville. 1250. Lauri Selin 4L w f. to Emma Maki W ickstrom ; 40 ac. in Sec. 28, T4S R7W . «1. H arriet A. Spafard to John E. Nusbaum; 12 ^ ac. in Sec. 35, T3S R5W . $2000. Y am hill county, Oregon,, to State o f Oregon; blk. 3, Toney's add. 4L blk. 6, Court add., McMinnville. $3000. L u gw lg Agren to Carl Mangus Lindberg 4k w f.; E. Vk o f lots 11. 12 4L 13. Newhem. $1850. G. C. Christenson A wf. et al to C. H. Christenson; und. 4-5 interest In kits 1 A 6. 4L N H o f lots 2 & 5. blk. 31 Hurley 4L Large's add. to N ew berg 4k 3 ac. In J. H. Hess DLC, T3S R2W . «10. L. E. Lange A w f. to T. M. Fields; part o f lot 14 St. Joe Orchard Homes. $ 100 . D. W. Laughlln to Oriee L. Harris; EVk o f lot 4. blk. 2, Kutch's add. to Yam hill. $1. A. E. Moore 4L wf. to C. E. W ith er«; 5 ac. in M. Hall DLC. T3S R3W. $ 10 . Cyrus O. Myers 4L wf. to Lawyers T itle 4L Trust Co.; 157.87 ac. In Sec. 5. T3S R5W 4L 37.06 ac. in Sec. 32, T2S R5W . $12000. E. S. Nelson to Nancy E. Hatch; 15.67 ac. In Daniel Hess DLC. T3S R3W . $10. J.* H. Putman 4k wf. to John A Mary Duggan; 70 ac. in Jesse Yocom DLC. T5S R5W . $2000. A lf Smith Estate by Executrix to Ben H. Loehring A w f.; 150 ac. in ! A. L. Alderman DLC. T4S R3W7* $19000. T | A. N. Wilson 4L w f. to H. A. Kaep- pler; lots 1. 2, 3. 4. 5, A 6. blk. 28. Lafayette. $1250. ^ Curtis P. Coe 4k w f. to Carey Dana Haynea; 50x317 Vk feet In blk. 8, Mrs. f*. W. Chandler’s 1st. add. to PROVIDING SALT FOR COWS McM innville. $1600. M argaret L. Dixon A hub to Mar- Beat Flan la to Qivs Animals Constant Supply— Ouneo Bach Day la Ith M. Garrison; 20 ac. 4k roadway About Right In Sec. 10. T2S R4W . $10. _____ E. E. Goucher 4k wf. to Edgar A. The best way to provide salt for tho Linden 4k. w f; N. 70 ft. lots 3 A 4, blk. 2. Court addition to McMinn rows Is to give them a constant sup ville. «2000. ply so they havt easy access to I t H attie O. Gowdy et. al. to Fred H. The average cow will use about halt Schenk 4k w f; lot 3, blk. 24. J.ohns a pound a week. I f salt Is provided add. McMinnville. «10. daily an ounce each day will be about E. L. Hutchcroft to Frank W illis; right giving more or less according 11,000 sq, ft. In C ity o f Carlton. to the demands o f the Individual ani «700. mals. Cows giving milk require more Florence Harper Lloyd ts Yam hill than those not In tsctgtloa. County, Oregon: lots 1, «, 4k 4, blk. 49. Oak Park add. M cM innrllle. T ry a Graphic classified. «375. • • University of Oregon C O N T A IN S : The Graduate School. The College o f Literature. Science and the A rts. The School o f Johrnalisan. The School o f Architecture The School o f Law. and A llied A rte. The School of Medicine. The School o f Business The School o f Music. Adm inistration. The School of Physical Th e School o f Education. Education. The Extension Division.* i ne ocnooi or oocxuogy. Fall Term Opens September 26 A hifh standard of cultural and professional scholarship has become one of the outstanding marks of the Su t* University. For a catalogue, folders on the various schools, or for any information, write T H E R EG ISTRAR. U N IV E R S IT Y OF O R E G O N . Euprne. Ore. Oregon State Fair • Salem Sept 26 to O ct 1 A wealth of Agricultural displays. Magnificent Livestock exhibition. Splendid Machinery and Tractor ex hibit. Greatest Horseshow in the northwest. Excellent Races and amusements. Special Attractions, day and night. Good camping and parking grounds. Excursion rates on all Railroads. A.-H, tiea, Manager, Salem, Ore. ___________ * _____________________ ______ ___ ___ _
