HALSEY ENTERPRISE, HALSEY. OREGON. JIN K H . 192S
The
Red
Road
A Romance of Braddock’s defeat
By Hugh Pesidexter
APPETITE
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C arter’s Little Liver Pills
Farah Vegetable L an in a
ratsing heifer
CALF FOR DAIRY
RIGHT LOCATION
FOR VINEYARDS
m o v e th e b o w e b fre e f r o m
p e in a n d u n p le a s a n t a fte r
e ffe c t*. T h e y r e lie v e th e
o f constipa«
tio n p o is o n s w h ic h d u ll th e d e sire f o r fo o d .
R e m e m b e r th e y e re a d o c to r 's p re s c rip tio n
a n d c a n b e t a k e n b y tb e e n t ir e f a m ily .
A l l D ru g g is ts 2 Sc e n d 7 Sc R e d P a c k ag e *.
CARTER’S ESS PILLS
Mistress Josephine made me a little
In many sections of the country,
The best location far commercial
curtsy as a -Jgnal for her companion where fluid milk is sold and where the vineyards is along the shore of a lake
I r w in M y e r s
to be moving. Busby was Inclined to T B test and scarcity of suitable re­ or river. This is because the large
shade hands and Instinctively obeyed placement stock have brought the mat­
Beginning the Red Road
C o p y r lffb t b y H u g h P e n d e x ts F .
bodies of water affect the tempera­
W N U tfe rv ic «
his English blood by starting to do ter to a bead, the raising of heifer ture of the surrounding land, delaying
Sting of Bees and Venomous Insects
The home town looked the same as
so,
then
contented
himself
wltn
a
T ry H A N F O R D ’S
when I last made for Shooter’s Hill,
calves has become an all-absorbing the warming up In spring and retard­
BA LSA M O F M YRRH
fleeing from the ignominy of being lit­ ognized me despite my forest dress, ceremonious bow. The little lady saw nnd Important problem to the average ing the cold of fa ll; they thereby af­
everything and with Impulsive frank­
F 1er tha
All 4s*l*r* sre sstbsrissd t * refund peer a
tle better than a pauper. It was two and exclaimed:
ford protection from late spring frosts
first bottle if set aaitsd.
ness, which ever characterized her dairy man.
years since I had been In Virginia, nnd
and from those of early fall, according
On
dairy
farms
where
whole
milk
“Webster Brond I”
kind heart, she advanced as Busby
there were certain outstanding debts
Is sold the feed necessary to raise to the New York State College of
Busby Flared blankly for a moment,
fell back.
which made It embarrassing for me to then smiled broadly and cried:
calves becomes a big problem. T. L. Agriculture at Ithaca, N. Y.
N e w W o n d er W ood
Seizing
my
hand
for
a
brief
mo­
return.
The outstanding development In
Woodward, superintendent of the
“Curse me If It Isn't! Brond of the ment she softly murmured:
There Is a new plastic wood that
While the fairs were being held In open hand I Where did you come
vineyard management during the past can be molded to any required form
“We were very young. I did not United States bureau of dairying ex­
May and October, all persons coming from? And when did you get back?
few years, says Professor Joseph Os- and will adhere to the glean, dry
periment
station
nt
Beltsville,
Md.,
to Alexandria would be exempt from And why do you wear that Indian know. Look out for him on the at the recent annual meeting of the kamp of Cornelll, has been In fer­
surface of wood, metal, or any other
march.”
arrests and executions. And It was toggery? .
And with another hurried Uttle Delaware Holsteln-Frieslan associa­ tilization and pruning. Vineyards mak­ material. It dries rapidly and then
not yet Maytime, and I was back with­
ing
unsatisfactory
growth
can
be
Im­
tion,
gave
some
pertinent
Information
“Hush 1“ murmured the girt
adheres firmly, can be worked with
curtsy she was walking out of my
out road-belts, as my red friend, the
I affected not to hear her, nor to life, with Busby mumbling and mut­ on this subject that should prove val­ proved in vigor and production by an­ ordinary wood-working tools, will take
Onondaga, would style Immunity from
nual
applications
of
nitrate
of
soda.
uable
to
dairymen
all
over
the
coun­
annoyance. I risked great humiliation, wince under the old title, and ex­ tering In her small ear—possibly ask­ try. He said: “In raising dairy This, applied at the rate of about a nails and screws, and paint, varnish
ing to be told what confidence« she
and French polish. In fact. It be­
but there are certain things a man plained ;
calves I would use skim milk where third to a half pound to a vine, scat­ haves like ordinary wood, except that
“1 orlng news for his excellency,
must do despite his pride; and I had the governor. I am waiting for nlm had Imparted to me.
tered
broadcast
In
the
rows
when
the
It
Is
available.
The
selling
of
whole
1 silently said farewell to the
It will not warp, crack, blister or
returned because something larger
milk, however, Is not a real objection new shoots are four or five Inches
to return from the Marylnnd shore. 1
peel.
than my personal welfare was con­ am from Duquesne, and the country house of the open hand and turned to the raising of calves, as a calf can long, gives good results.
back to the market-square.
The
kniffen
system
of
pruning
and
cerned.
1 have covered Is Ill-fitted for finery.
I have said the town was the same; be raised on a total quantity of 300
N o t H is T im e to D ie
However, I consoled myself with re­
The shadow of the war was upon and so It was so far as the yellow, pounds of milk, If the proper milk training vines has distinct advantages
Not everybody who starts to fall
membering that much mountain wnter us all. Her fair face flushed, and she
with
vigorous
growing
varieties
such
substitutes
are
used,
nnd
this
amount
white and red chimneys were con
down an elevator shaft from the sev­
had flowed down the Potomac since
softly cried:
cerned, for here was the same pro of milk will be given by a good cow as Concord. This system requires less enth story Is lucky enough to land
my hasty departure, and that all the
skilled
labor
and
less
actual
work
for
during
the
first
ten
days
of
her
lacta­
“You’ve been to Fort Duquesne, portion of slim and fat ones. But It
colonies were In the midst of stirring
the whole season. It allows easy cul­ with only minor Injuries on the fourth,
Webster? How romantic I Our Gen­ was In physical aspect alone thnt the tion period.
times; that the extravagances of Web
“A number of calf meals have been tivation and the vines do not need to but that Is what happened to Michael
eral Braddock will soon be there. Of town remained unchanged, for the life
O’Hara, twenty-four, of New York. He
ster Brond would be forgotten now we
of the streets was vastly different tried out nt Beltsville, the most suc- be tied during the summer.
course you wtll march with him.”
was working on the seventh floor of
were at the throat of France once
The
trellis
for
this
method
of
prun­
“1 shall be glad to serve as a There were cannon along the wharf, cessful of which are those that con­
a
building under construction when
ing
has
two
wires
on
the
posts,
one
more.
scout.” For I was tn no way Inclined and there were cannon hauled up to tain animal protein, such as skim ndlk
The coming in of many strangers to sbmlt myself to stiff-necked dis the post-road. There was a frantic powder, dried buttermilk, or blood about three feet and the other about he fell down the sh a ft He struck a
wire cable In the shaft and caromed
permitted me to remnln unnoticed. So clpllne.
pussing back and forth of a new pop­ meal. Our experiments tend to show five feet from the ground. The posts off on to the fourth landing, escaping
It was that my long leggings, my
“Then 1 may see you along the ulation. As I loitered before the that the milk powders seem more effi­ should be eight feet long and should with only abrasions and lacerations of
fringed huntlng-shlrt with Its broad road, Web. I ride with him,” said Royal George, I was crowded and cient than the blood meal.
be set twenty-five feet apart, leaving
the right hand.
cape, my moccasins and long rifle, my
Jostled rudely by a great bustling of
“A good calf meal can be made up room for about three vines between
ax beside the huntlng-knlfe In my em­
each two posts.
people.
I
as
follows:
Fifty
parts
of
finely
broidered belt, gave me assurance
O ne A d va n ta g e
At Gadsby’s across the way—built ground COrn, 15 parts linseed oil meal,
against recognition until I should re­
“After all, a clay pipe has an ad­
three years before by Lord Fairfax
parts ground rolled oats, 10 parts Proper Care for Spray
veal my Identity when I delivered my
vantage over all others,” said the man
from English bricks—was the same j gklm.miik powder, 10 parts dried
news to Governor Dinwiddle.
Hose Is of Importance who was born tired.
lively animation. Squads of soldier» blood flour and one part s a lt The
It was not from choice that I had
“How's that?” replied his friend.
There are many years of service In
In scarlet coats—scarlet for an In use of this meal can be started when
left my Onondaga comrade over the
“Well, If you drop It on the pave­
dlan campaign when the forest was the calf Is about ten days old and can a good spray hose If it Is given proper
mountains and come to town, although
all a lush green—were being maneu- be graduany increased In amount fed, care, but in many cases the hose Is ment you needn’t trouble to pick It
the old false pride which had prompt­
vered about the square under the flt tbe game t | me proportionately de- never thought of until It Is needed. up.”—Boston P o st
ed my flight had been washed out by
hoarse guidance of veteran sergeants. creasing the amount of milk used, un- It is then often found to be useless be­
much rough faring and mnny a des­
Just A b ou t
The long rifle I was leaning upon— til at the age of fifty days the calf cause the rubber has become dry as a
perate plight. It was love for the col­
made by William Henry of Lancaster, will be getting all meal and no milk.” result of the hose hanging In a dry
“Myrtle tells me she’s been offered
ony that had drawn me back.
soon to be Braddock’s armorer—was
According to Mr. Woodward the shed and when pressure is applied, a name part in Shakespeare. Do you
1 came fresh from Fort Duquesne
In decided contrast to the Brown Bess above system would be practicable for the hose bursts, writes J Marshall believe It?”
and Shnnoppln, from the distant Ohio
carried by the overseas soldiery. Sure most farmers In sections where whole I'orter In the American Fruit Grower
“Oh, I expect It’s ’Nothing’ la
country where the English were but
ly this was the finest army England ■ milk is sold, and would remove the Magazine. Also, a good hose Is often ‘Much Ado.’
Tit-Bits.
little known, nnd where the nnmes of
had ever sent across the Atlantic, biggest objection to the growing of made useless because mud bees have
Droulllon. I-aforce, de Villiers, Jumon
and most surely there was nothing at j their own replacement stock.
I t ’s Just a H a b it
It Is built In It.
vllle, and others of the French, al
It is a good Idea when you have
Duquesne to prevent the capture of I considered that the latter practice Is
Tramp — Mum, I'm desperate, I
ready were so many war cries among
finished
with
the
sprayer
to
take
the
the French fo rt
the most satisfactory for keeping the
haven’t eaten for three days.
the Indians along the Monongahela
And yet experience was teaching herd free of disease and for building hose off and run clean water through
Lady (who has been on a diet)—
and the Allegheny.
It to clean the spray material out
us of the colonies that the English | up the production of the herd.
Nonsense
I 1 felt that way myself at
Throughout the hurried Journey
thoroughly. Then make a small
musket was not an effective weapoD j
back to Alexandria, 1 had told my­
wooden plug for each end to keep the first.—Life.
tn the deep woods.
self the post was dead, thnt “Black"
bees out, coll the hose Into a email
These soldiers of Braddock’s, so Sterilize All U te ilS liS
T ru e
Brond, the forest-runner, was entirely
roll and hnng In the cellar, where
confident of overrunning the heads of
to Keep the Milk Pure there Is Just enough moisture to keep “One-half the world doesn't know
apart from young Webster Brond who
the Ohio, were not taught to aim their
had taken such pride In scrawling In
The thorough sterilization of all the dry rot from destroying the rubber. how the other half lives.”
weapons, but to point them In the
his Cheever’s I.atln Accidence his
“Well, we can't all figure In the so­
It takes only a few minutes to do
general direction of the enemy and utensils In order to keep milk pure Is
name with “OenL" affixed.
to discharge them in volleys. We of pointed out by W. E. Krnuss of the this, nnd one hose treated this way ciety column.”—Louisville Courier-
And now thnt I was crossing the
the woods considered every human Ohio experiment station In a recent will outwear five that are left on the Journal.
market-square and was tn time to “ Joe and I Are to Be Married, Web target we fired at to be a distinct newspaper bulletin. Although only a sprayer In the dry shed.
see the Northern Mall, Just arrived
H is L ittle Jobe
eter, After General Braddock Has problem; and God knows the target relatively small number of bacteria
from Richmond, draw up before the
Finished Hie Little Business at was small enough when consisting of are present In milk ns It comes from
Wife (at WUlesden)—My husband
Sprays
and
Dusts
Quite
Royal George before continuing Its
the
cow,
It
Is
nt
once
exposed
to
a
Huron, or any of the Far Indians, or
never says how much he earns; he Is
Fort Duquesne.”
lumbering Journey over the king's
Irritating
to
the
Eyes
even the French who had campaigned number of sources of bacteria, the ex­
really a most funny man.—London
post road to the north, I felt the coll Busby; and with that touch of superi­ with the red savages.
tent of which depends largely on the
A few years ago self-boiled lime- Answers.
of m.v ancestry nnd turned my steps to ority he ever wore even as a little
There was a rattle of wheels. It care In handling and on the utensils sulphur was the universal sprn.v for
the house which my father's love for chap.
was General Braddock, riding In the used.
peaches and Japanese plums. Today
T h e M o d ern A r t
hospltullty and good cheer had lost
In the past, hot water, steam and the dry-mix sulphur-lime spray and sul­
Often had 1 laughed at his patron coach he had bought of Governor
Girl—“Does
the painting look like
to me, along with mnny rich acres.
sometimes
Just
sunshine
have
been
Izlng ways, and often had I forgiven Sharpe of Maryland.
phur dust have largely replaced the me?” Painter—“Oh. I'm way past that
Some families are unfortunate 'n him. Mayhap he caught a reminiscent
I barely glimpsed him, a heavy relied upon to sterilize equipment self-boiled spray, says the Indiana
conts-of-orms and motoes. My people twinkle In my eye; perhaps be stolid man, whose strong visage Steam Is very effective when properly Farmer’s Guide. Self-boiled sulphur, stage.”
had been Inflicted with the family de­ thought I was staring too long and seemed to lower on the gaping on used, but many dairies nye without a even though It was messy and required
After eight years of civil aviation
vice of an outstretched open hand. Mv Intently at his dainty companion, for lokers. Then he was gone, common supply. Scalding hot water is effec­ a great deal of time to prepare and use,
In England, the British service covers
father by nature was congenial nnd he abruptly Informed me:
tive
as
a
sterilizer,
but
It
must
be
der In chief of all his majesty’s forces
possessed one advantage over the 2,500 miles of air routes In Europe
convlvlul. prodigal with good cheer,
“Joe and 1 are to be married, Web In North America, He Impressed me scalding h o t
newer materials. It caused no great and the Near E ast
lie had only needed the appellation ster. after General Braddock has flu ns being self-willed and self depen
Recent efforts to develop chemical
discomfort to the user.
“Brond of the open hand" to complete Ished his little business at Fort dent, nnd one who would be Intoler­ sterilizers have been successful nnd
Roth the dry:mlx spray and sulphur
Children may cry for the moon un­
there
are
now
n
number
of
good
chem­
his Impoverishment. So many times Duquesne.”
ant of any advice. It was commonly
dust are Irritating to the eyes. It Is til they get big enough to want the
had 1 seen him set forth to dispose
icals
on
the
m
arket
I smiled and went through the form known that he was displeased at the
not unusual for the user of either to
Among the chemical sterilizers, the suffer considerable pain unless gog­ earth.
of his crops; so mnny times had 1 of congratulating them, but there was manner In which the campaign was
chlorine
group
stnnd
out
ns
sultuble.
greeted him on tils return with only a a stub In my heart. Not that I had progressing—rather, falling to pro­
gles are worn, and goggles are an In­
Setting an example goes farther
trifle left of the season's planting I And expected to carry a girl's love In my gress. The capture of Fort Duquesne These are nonpolsonous and do not convenience to the operator, especially
than giving advice.
so mnny times did I puff up with pride breast during two years of roughing was not bothering him, but to get his leave an odor. All chlorine sterilizers when spraying.
when he explained his light pockets It—nnd yet I had hoped. She was army under way was proving to be contain a certain amount of loosely
After one has used either dry mix or
Copy-book philosophy Is so true that
by saying;
crimson and angry.
0 most Irritating problem. Nor could combined chlorine. It is this avail sulphur dust, he should before wash­ It seems nonsense to repeat It.
able
chlorine
thnt
destroys
the
bac­
“It's a duty we owe the name, lad.
“You should not talk that way,’’ one blame him for the needless de-
ing scrub the eyelids nnd eyebrows
We will plant more, but we will never she coldly admonished Busby.
lays, the lack of funds, the wrangling teria. the effectiveness of the steriliz­ lightly with a soft brush. After wash­
er depending on the amount of avail­ ing use sweet milk In the eyes. A
“1 am natural. You’re artificial, between the colonies.
be niggardly."
I thank God he passed out before Josephine.” he lightly buntered.
But we alt knew bow General able chlorine present
small eyewash cup Is necessary.
Since chlorine sterilizers are un­
1 said: “Surely you feel no foolish Braddock had failed to comprehend
the crash come, thnt he never tasted
stable
they
are
supplied
by
manufac­
the bitterness, and that It could be 1 delicacy In letting an old friend know local conditions. He seemed unable to
who was forced to escape petty pros of your happiness. Forsooth, I’d have grasp the fact, which we of America turers In concentrated form. They are
ecutlons by flight Into the wilderness. to know now, or not at all. This Is ull knew—namely, that the great diluted with water for rinsing, dip­
mass of Pennsylvania citizen« was ping or spraying utensils, after they
It would have broken his kind heart my good-by to Alexandria.”
35®®®®®®®®®®®5®®®®^s®®®®®^
At once she was Josephine, the opposed to any system of taxation I are cleaned.
could he huve known my estrangement
girl I had known. And with wistful
that did not Include the proprletariea; I
.
.
.
from my fellows.
The two factors which Influence the
It helped me much to find the place ness she deplored:
and thut the Quaker« were averse to C o n t a m i n a t i o n 01 Milk
size nnd vigor of a strawberry plant
voting any money for military pur­
deserted. To have seen others there
”1 don't like that word 'good by.
most, consequently the yields, are
in Many Different Ways the
where my father kept open house, It’s the saddest of all words, 1 think. poses, He only knew that promised i
food and water.
Bacteria
find
their
way
Into
the
milk
• • •
would have grieved me sorely I sent Everything was so peaceful nnd hap­ supplies were lacking, that recruits
my love through the paneled door nnd py. And now It's war and soldiers, were coming In very slowly, and that from vnrlous sources. Some may
Cultivate strawberries
as you-
passed around to the high gate nnd and all our men eager to march the Indians thus far had not Joined come from the udder Itself, where they would any garden crop, by keeping
looked Into the garden. Like the against the French. God give them his army. More than once he hart grow In the milk cisterns and ducts. down weeds nnd loosening the soil
complained to the assembled gov The greater number, however, come about the plants.
house. It showed the lack of human oc- safe return 1“
• • e
Could we have but known! Could ernors that he was “unable to express from the dust of the air, the dirt from
cupnn v.
the udder nnd flanks, from the milker,
The place was a riot of untrained we have hut foreseen the outcome of his Indignation.”
The marketing of fruit has become
and from unclean utensils. Disease a big. complex problem. It Is now a
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
growth where once orderliness and the next few weeks I
producing bacteria may get Into the world wide business tn active opera­
T H E R E Is nothing that has ever
beauty had groced the winding paths.
milk from cows having such diseases tion throughout the year.
taken the place of Bayer Aspirin as
» * tt* n * t* * » * n « * « n * ö + u * B * n -v u * n * tt* n * n * a * u * u # a * u
All thnt was left to remind me of the
as tuberculosis, or from people who
an antidote for pain. Safe, or physi­
• s •
golden yesterdays was the aroma of
cians wouldn’t use it, and endorse its
handle the milk, who may theselves
the si owy cherry blossoms.
First to S ee V a lu e o f Big A d vertising
Don't neglect spraying the orchard
use by others. Sure, or several mil­
have contagious diseases or who have because you are afraid of spray resi­
Voices close by aroused me and I
lion users would have turned to some­
been taking care of patients afflicted due. Better have sound fruit with
turned from the gute. Despite my
thing else. But get real Bayer Aspirin
Robert Bonner, for whom Bonner once a week the New York Ledger will with such diseases ns typhoid fever. residue on than no fruit or worthless
rough schooling from Lake Erie down
ready on the news stand» of the diphtheria, and septic sore throat.
(at any drugstore) with Bayer on the
to the Fs'ls of the Ohio, my heart Springs, Kan« Is named. New York he
fruit without.
United States, the Sandwich islands
box, and the word genuint printed in
• • •
went plt-n patting, Just ns It had when publisher, was the first to use full
and New Jersey."
red:
1 wrote her name In my school books. page advertising; and the first Jour­
Spraying rigs are somewhat of a big
Ills recreation was driving expeu
Avoid Bad Odors
The fellow with her had been my nalist to pay large sums for feature sh e trotter», owning the he»t tn th«
subject. A good one Is as Important
When the milking Is done while the as the right spray. It need not cost
boon companion. Ills powdered wig articles.
When Edward Everett was raising land.—Griffith Bonner to the Prism,
cow is digesting her feed the butter a great lot for a small orchard. But
nnd beruffied shirt, his knee-breechee.
made from the milk Is more likely to get one that will deliver the spray In
gold buckles and silken hose pul my funds to purchase Mount Vernon Bon
be tainted with undesirable flavors, n fine mist. T hat’s what does the
travel stained garb to shame, and I ner gave him »10.000 for 52 article«
Prospective Ruin
especially when the cow has been on
was for turning l>ack to the gate. But known as the Mount Vernon papers,
% ork.
“Hey, Aaron!" called Abner Appln-
• • •
1 saw a hint of amusement la their and a like sum to the fund. He also dry, "where you going, all rigged out thin weedy pasture, pasture In which
stnriled
the
literary
world
by
buying
garlic Is present or when fed moldy
curious glances; and. conquering my
The cost of grafting Is »till a seri­
to
your
new
suit
of
clothes?"
or stale dry feed, cabbage, turnips, ous handicap to the method coming
weakness, I swept off my ragged fur eight pages of advertising in the New
"Doo't tell anybody,” replied Aaron
bat with an almost forgotten grace York Herald. When the press room Allred, “hut I’m going to ask old man Btrong-odored fermenting silage, or Into practical use. Indications are.
and called myself more vividly to of the New York Ledger was de­ Hackett for his daughter's hand In other feeds that Impart their charac­ however, that cheaper methods will
teristic odors to milk. This may he soon follow, nnd In the meantime,
A»l>tna la
their attention. Busbv »fared hnughll stroyed hy fire he Inserted In the dally
marriage.”
ta» tras» mar» ®f
obviated by milking Just before feed­ grape-growers are urged to give the
iy. as If I were some freakish creature pa;>ers of New York, Philadelphia and
Barar M anufaetar*
“H'm
1
Looks
like
a
pity
to
ruin
a
ing.
eg M esaacatlcacu u attr a t I s H e r lle e e U
from the unknown wild* The girl Boston the following advertisement:
method a trial on a small scale.
frowned In perplexity; then the r«c “Unless we sre burned out wore than new suit of clothe« that way.”
CHAPTER I
lllu ttratioru by
fo r Mosquito Bites
I Horticultural Facts