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IMPORTANCE OF
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THE DAIRY SIRE,
WTien n young nmn I mnde n mln
InkoTa ImylUR u pnulo bull bocnuso 1
did tiottht'D understand tlic Kreat Ira.
jxmntioe of the sltv-tho Influence for
KtxxforJII that I vested In Iho ncrtil
t)f tkeiicrt).1 To pay $150 for n pure
tuvJj Trillin Hotsteln-Prlcslnn bull
cem'cd to mo the limit, of rjtravn
cnnco. Vet when I cubic to study the
matter tun! think It out to tho end 1
found my view no rtintiffrU thnt I will.
IhrIj- Invested ftiH) in a puro bred
ntf. writes S. Uosle In the Notional
Stockman.
Of course my neighbors quoted the
old ndajro thnt a fool nnd hN money
woro fcoon parted, but I Old not think
1 bad done nuythtnj: foolish and wns
rlllaff to wait for tlmo to prove that I
bad acted wisely. It tho owners of
common herd would realize how fust
tlmo flic and that It tabes Only a few
years to chaugo a common herd Into a
tilsh Bra do herd there would bo many
more grado herds and a great deal
tooro money In tho dairy business.
In thinking out tho matter for my
self 1 decided that the bull was much
mors than half tho berd. as 1 uiur-de-pend
wholly on him for Its betterment,
and I came to tho conclusion that I
could notafford to buy any thins less
thaa (ho bct ohUlnablo. My reason
iarvjras ItfccMnls: If 1 can Ret twenty
Mfers from the bull that will be bet-
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Tb mt dlsllticuUhlng color
mark la J.rsey csttlw I the whit
'band around the no. Just sbov.
ith. muule. This band dots not
Show at birth, but appears when
itha animal U only a t.w months
lolJ snd becomes Very prominent by
f tb time It Is a year old. As th
'animal cw older this white band
become mora Indistinct, gradually
turning dark until la old age It be
comes like the rest of the antmal'a
jcotorlnc. A person acquainted with
,the breed will readily distinguish
line presence of any amount of Jr-
sey blood In an animal by Its gen
eral build. The pur bred Jersey
cow shown Is Lady Viola, foundress
of the Viola family at Elmeodorf
farm, Lexington. Ky.
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TOoU-an amount Uiit-only-(ho acttTea
will ahoW It, each, will lvo mo an In
croaso ot pOQ pounds ofmltkfpbr year,
or 12,000 pounds for the' twenty bead.
Milk at that time wns worth $1 per
plOO, bo the lli.OOO pounds would bo
worth $120. Hut I did not expect tho
usefulness of those nutmnls to be at
an end with tho otic year. Tho aver
ugo milking life of n dairy cow well
cared for Is eight joura, nnd I knew
that these cow a would be of use to
me or.witne ott.elo for thnt-time and
that Instead of $120 the return would
bo tfUtW 1 Ihouisht the promUe well
wttrruuted the expenditure of the $100
1 paid for my hull.
That I win rlu.ht time proved, for
my prudes exceeded their dam. In pro
durtlou by fully -UHMI pound of tntlk
er year each, and within u ye-tr after
t disposed of that bull 1 bad. In nddl
Hon to Home I hnd.aold. owr thirty
heifers nnd heifer cnlwt. rive year
from tho time I bought thl bull and
aolcly owlnx to the Introduettou of bis
blood 1 found the Ineome from my
dairy herd Increased by jinx) per year.
Did my Investment payl
economy In Us of Dull,
The bull question U Important to the
dairy farmer. If he baa only six or
seven cowa It does not pay htm to keep
a bull, provided he la within conven
ient reach of anch aa ho would use
oa his herd. If he la within reach of
a scrub bull only It will not pay to
keep a scrub bull. If. however, a Rood
bull one that will Improve his dairy
lierd-ls not within Teach, then It 'will
pay him to own a Rood one. The bull
ca(s as much ns a cow, Is usually trou
blesome, and It I creator economy to
keep a cow In hU place and ue a
neighbor's bull If such I na Rood as
onoyou would keep. If you must keep
a bull for a small number of cowa keefl
a better one than your neighbor have
K. good bull can often be bought at
a reasonable Dgure from an owner
who can no longer ue tho nnlnint. A
four or Ave year old bull Is no disad
vantage In fact It U an advantage
to you to know Just what kind of
calves ho gets. Kansas Farmer.
tec than their dams at like aces by
one pound of milk at a milking, so
Points of a Dairy Cow.
The cow Is a machine to convert
food Into milk Thus she must have n
large middle and a strong constitution
to Insure beat results. She must also
have n largo udder, large milk wells,
targe crooked milk veins nnd good slxed
tents. Iler head should lie lean and
nngular In appearance, with the eye
standing ont prominently. The neck
should bo rather long and lean In ap
pearance, the shoulders pointed and
the backbone rather prominent. The
skin ahonld bo loose and soft to tho
touch. m
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kinds done by The Bulletin's Job department.
DtHKWOUY OV OVVlQUa.
United State-.
President William II. Taft
Vtco President . .J tunes 8. Rhormnit
Secretnry of Stulo P. 0 Kltox
Secretnry of Treasury .P. MncVcnnh
Secretary or Interior . .W. 1,, Klshor
Secretnry of War. . . Jl. I Stltnson
Secrctnrj of Commerce nnd Labor . .
Ghtrlos Nngol
Secretary of Navy Oeo.' von iJ, Motor
Secretary of Agriculture Jn. Wilson
Postmaster (lenoral , F. II. IlltchcoeU
Attnrnoy General a. W. Wlokersh.tiu
.Stale.
Governor Oswald West
Secret ary of Stnlo .... II. W. Olcott
Treasurer . .Thos. H. Kn
Atty Gonoral A. M Crawford
Superintendent Public Instruction , .
. U It. Aider man
Stnto Printer W. S. DunUuy
Commissioner utbor Statistics
...o. p. iiorr
Onme Warden ....... .W. I.. Klnloy
Stntc Knglneer ......John II. Lewis
United States Senators ...... ....
Georgo K. Chnmherlalu
Jonathan llourno, Jr.
Congressmen .A. W, Latter ty
W. C. Hawloy
'Seventh Judicial District.
Judgo ,, W. Ii. Prnttshaw
Attorney Fred V lls-tn
Crook County,
Judgo ., II. C. Rills
Clark . , .... .Warren Urown
Sheriff T. . . . T. N. Ilalfour
Treasurer Ralph Jordan
Assessor .-...... J. D. LnFollelto
School Supt R. A. Ford
Coronor Dr. K. O. Ilydo
Surveyor Frod A. Hlco
Commissioners K. II Unyloy
... ,..,,.. ...,. . Jamca Hlco
Hie Courts.
Circuit Meets first Monday In
May and third Monday In October. j.
Pxobato Meets first Monday In
each month. '
Commissioners'- Meets first Wed
ncsday In January. March, May, July,
Soptcmbor and' N'ovombor.
Itend School DUtrlct No. 111.
Directors .... .11. J. Overturf, Chmn
F. M. liny
Clyde M. McKay
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Clerk Mlta Marlon Wlwit
City of llcnd.
Mayor .,.,.... Olllce Vacant
Hecoider ....... . .,...11. C Kills
Tro.ifurer . ., II. J. Overturf
Chief of Police S. K. Itoberta
City Kngtnecr ....Georgo S. Young
Counctlnjcn II. K. Allen
A. U French
M. 8. hat I In
. . . . S. J. Spencer
John Steldl
...J II. Wcnnndy
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HAMPTON BUTTE
Tho NowTown laid out in Section 16, township 2 1 south, range
22 cast, about half way between Burns and Bend
Is Now Placed on the Market.
It la located on tho survey of tho Oregon Trunk cant tint! west
lino, nnd !h tho wiiiio distance from Motollus, tho firat (IIvIhIoii
point, us thnt station is from Knllbrlduo; nnd Hampton Hutto will
"undoubtedly bo tho second division point on tho Oregon Trunk
whi!n tho rond is extended.
Hnmpton Hutto in in tho fortllo Hampton Vnlloy, which Itna
lccn settled up nnd is belnjr turned from n satrobrush plain into n
dry farming groin country. Tho town Is nonr tho Hornco Brook
..inga' stopping place, anil from ono corner of tho townslto can bo
-- countexl' tho homes of 3 1 settloni.
A storo nnd Hotel nro expected to Imj built in Hnmpton Hutto
this summer by tho Oregon Central Improvement Co., owners of
tho property, and within thirty dnyit tho company expects to hnvo
n drill on tho ground to go down to secure nrtesinn wnter,
A block of tho townslto hryt been dcdlcntqd for school houo
purpoaes nnd another block for park purposes. ' ' '
Tho Agents for Hnmpton IJutto townslto at Hend nro
THE WENANDY LIVER.Y COMPANY
from whom any information may be obtained
Oregon Central Improvement Co.
Main Onice: 411 Mutual Life Illdg.,
F. A. HILL. Pros. SBATILD, WASH.
N. W. PAHKER, Sec.
L. F. WAKEFIKLD, Mgr.
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ELMER NISWONGER
W. P. VANDEVERT
If You Are Looking: for a Good Residence Lot, Investigate
Wieilfia, Bend View, Aubrey Heights,
. . RIVERSIDE AND LYTLE
Homesteads
a
Specialty.
Our field man was
in the employ of
the U. S. Geologi
cal Survey for six
years. Every lo
cation guaranteed
We can locate
you In
Harney, Lake
or Crook
County. I"
BEST RESIDENCE SECTION
1 OF THE TOWN.
A GOOD WATER SYSTEM IS BEING INSTALLED FOR
THESE ADDITIONS.
PRICES REASONABLE. $25 DOWN, $10 PER MONTH.
' Look Over These Additions Before Buying Elsewhere.
We have some of the best Business Property in Bend,
on Greenwood, Bond and Wall streets, at MOST
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
z,c aLlon or write the
fc
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Irrigated
Land.
If you are looking
for Irrigated Land
with a guaranteed
water right, wc
can furnish it to
to you in tracts of
five acres up. We
can sell you a
small tract on
Very Easy
Terms.
OREGON INVESTMENT COMPANY
WALL STREET, BEND, OREQON.
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