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About Western world. (Bandon, Coos County, Or.) 1912-1983 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1916)
FLEETING PROSPERITY Raising Sheep to Feed Bears H. E. Farmer, the upper Pistol riv- | er settler whose main occupation the BRAND DIAMOND ! past year seems to have been the raising of sheep to feed the bears { was in town yesterday. During the everything about The ranks of this great in j past year the bears got away with LADIES ! a raing dag scums over 40 sheep out of one bunch of dustry are growing daily. l>ra<r1at for CHT-CHES TER S A fiÜMOND - ___ __ _ - Hk AND PILLS in R ed and/CA. 70, and are discouragingly plentiful Information of value to the to sag G old metallic boxes, sealed with BlaeiOy I in that locality. To add to Mr. Far- Ribbon. Taxa no OTHER Bay oF 'v/ dair.men aids in the up build ««4 for C H 4 V mer’s disheartenment he had hardly BIA MONO ing of the community. BEASI) PI 1.1.4, for tw<* tT-fiae 1 appeared In town before he was years regarded as Best,Safest Always Reliable. J seized as a juror on a bootlegging SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS IHF GOLDEN HlHIl time cvcovwurRr worth case heard yesterday. Not withstand- tjukd tv t n i n n C n t tesiko * I ing his hard luck all around. Mr were the first annuals do- . medicated by man, says E W. Ruin- < .ermine Satisfaction in Successful ’ Farmer is always jolly, and has a cake machine of sixty-quart capa large number of friends who want to city, dough mixer of two barrels per 1 le tn the Portland Live Stork II» Management of Profitable Dairy. »■ see him win out.—Gold Beach Re hour, and a diswashing machine that porter. They were pre-eminently will handle 1000 dishes per hour. porter adapted to graafng purposes This » The complement of the vessel is "8 Most people are interested In get ■ hss led to the belief that sheep be officers and 1022 men Every con ting as much enjoyment out of their long only to rough frontier country, A J T ower C o -B oston venience necessary for the health and tgiglish farmers have demonstrated work as possible, yet comparatively comfort of the officers and crew has the fallacy of this belief by making few can devote ail their time to pleas- been carefully thought out in this : ore seeking without thought of fin sheep the most profitable animals M(.M i WAI. MI5E S(>LI> < alllornla Now Building at Mare Isl ship. ancial return Some wealthy men under intensive farming conditions and, Marvel in Eqiiipliient The name California previously The sheep like the dairy cow gives have constructed beautiful buildings and Ntrength. was borne by an armed cruiser of and placed fine cattle on their coun Lhwl*. n School ( >| fils With 37 l*ii- two returns annually. The fleece the Pacific fleet, rechristened the I 'k — AiiitiidiDPnU Explained. easily pays for the cost of feed and try places simply for pleasure and Besides being an electrical marvel, San Diego. Then her former name are for a whole year. The product with little hope of ultimate gain. As ■n lambs becomes clear gain The a companion picture, the dairy ex- the new superdreadnaught California was assigned to the new battleship. special to tlie Record Increase becomes as high as lût' I erts of the Agricultural department which is to have her keel laid proba The San Diego now is the flagship of says: What Is known at have called attention recently to gen bly some time next month at Mare Is the Pacific fleet. It is probable that ie McGee coal mine has changed per cent and no meat can be placed uine satisfaction that Is felt by the land navy yard, will be as near 1m- the California when placed in coru- s and Is now owned by some on the market with so little grain a- truly successful dairyman whose mission, will take her place. land men. The change is cousld- mutton In figuring the returns from ■veil bred, well-fed cows are sheltered pregnable to mine and torpedo at- tacks as it is possible to make a mod- by the people here as a good sheep, the lambs and wool are not the by a well-built modern dairy barn Seventeen Come by Boat ship. The armor and oth- as the business can now. on a only legitimate sources of profit, of moderate price, and whose busi ern battle Noting the bunch of young people er protection against these weapons financial basis, be handled more sheep are continuously at war with ' ness pays a fair profit on every in loaded with school books who de have been worked out in the greatest promptly Mr. McGee is retained ns weeds of all kinds, Only w lien they nested dollar. barked from the Charm here last detail and embody many novel fea superintendent. The coal mine glv-»s lie down together- with weeds in Monday morning, we asked Mr. How As population Increases, land ad- tures that are the result of careful employment to the majority of tlie side Is there peace It is impossible ard about the attendance from down vance.s in price, and dairying be- study of naval engagements in the citizens of Riverton and produces a to place a money value on this ser the river, and were informed that conies more popular because the In- present European war. vice which they render. Cattle pas good quality of coal. there were 17 pupils enrolled who creased demand for milk, cream, When the contract was awarded The Riverton school opened last tures are becoming more weedy each travel back and forth by boat every butter, and ice cream enab- cheese, for battleship No. 4 4 to the Mare Is Such pastures judiciously M nday with S. <’. Sherrill uh prln- year. morning and evening, Some of them I les the well-managed dairy farm to land navy yard, the name "Califor < pul aud Ml ■ Philpot as primary in . razed by sheep would soon not only j pay a come from as far away as Prosper, profit, even on high-priced nia" already had been given to bat •import tlie sheep, but would sup structor. About 37 pupils are en The boats now run so that these pu- port additional cattle as well Wher I land. As in any other productive en- tleship No. 40 under construction at pils arrive here at 9 and can return r lied. terprise, successful dairying depends the New York navy yard Inasmuch I t . Richardson and Mr. Anders m. ever the sheep graze, the land be | upon two great principles economi- as No. 4 4 was the largest, warship either at 2 or at 4 in the afternoon, ('"qullle, discussed before the peo- comes more fertile and productive | : cal production and the successful to he built on the Pacific coast, the according as they are in the high » of Riverton in tlie church last Truly, "the sheep has a golden hoof. school or In lower grades. Coos coun marketing of the products. navy department directed that the Tuesday evening sonic of tlie amend . flirting with one ewe lamb, figuring | ty probably has niore pupils who Economical production of dairy name of the one at Mare Island travel by boat to i:i> ntn to be voted on nt tlie coming lie han an ewe lamb each year >a1 ] attend school than November < I ■< tlon, especially ex- twenty years: First year one lamb, pn’duct* depends primarily upon the should be changed to California and any other county in the state. -Co the one building In New York should twentieth year 524,218 lambs. 524.- cow and upon intelligent feeding, ' lalning the single tax amendment. qullle Sentinel. The unpro be named the New Mexico. 28X lambs at $5.0'1 each, $2.621,400 care, and management For some time before the plans for Of course deduct expense you fitable cow is a burden to tlie owner, would have to pay for pasture dur one good cow often brings in more the California were made the navy nty Commissioner Sypher who ing tlie summer and care during the net profit than a dozen poor ones, department experts satisfied themsel ere last week attending court, inter. Sale of wool would be con The herd bull should be from a well ves by exhaustive tests that vessels Police and Detectives Are Vsing Lip led us tliut the work of grav- slderable of a credit bred sire and a high-production dam, of the proposed construction could Reading in Place of the Ihe road from Floras creek to and only well-bred heifer calves not be sunk by striking a mine or a Dictagraph. o.. county line is now cuinplet- should be raised on the modern dairy torpedo attack. It is understood that < i iil-Ing Tie limber Thousands of deaf people are today farm. If a bull of firstclass breed the construction of the bulkheads by Ranger Curl returned several ing and good individuality costs too an improved method is mainly relied throwing away all hearing devices day ago to his station on Middle Eik much, a number of neighbors may upon to make the vessel Impervious and enjoying all conversation. This from I wo weeks spent with Inspector Iclub together and buy a bull of bet- to torpedo and mine destruction method is easily and quickly acquired Haefner cruising timber on Sixes riv ' ter quality than any one of them They are to he steel, but will not be thru our system. Absolutely the only er. The timber they were looking at alone could afford. In many locall rigid as Is the case in other ships, thing of its kind in the country. Our Is mostly cedar, which tlie Fyfe-Wil | lies bull associations have been forin- Also rerislMlieo htt» been increased proposition is entirely original. We - n company want to cut Into ties ■ ,d to meet just such conditions. 25 to 30 per cent. guarantee results, it will amaze you. and poles. Fort Orford Tribune Dairying can never become highly The main engines will be electric. Cost is trifling. See what New In I profitable until the scrub bull is for the f-ltwtric generators being driven ternational Encyclopedia says on Lip Have you paid your subscription’ ever banished from our dairy farni3. by steam turbine* of 28.000 horse Reading. Hundreds of people with This includes the registered scrub. power, the steam supplied by oil normal hearing are taking up Lip If daiylng is to provide either burning water tube boilers. Not on Reading for the many additional pleasure or profit, the unprofitable 1 y tlie type of the machinery instal benefits gained, You can understand cow must be disposed of The well- lation but its arrangement is said what the actors are saying in mor- tired. high producer that takes her tp be entirely different from any ev ing pictures, You can understand what people are saying just as far place must be properly and economi er adopted by previous war ships. She will be fitted with two cage away as yon can see them. The eye cally fed and cared for. Cow-testing associations have demonstrated that masts bearing fire control platforms understands beyond the range of the feed of the dairy herd can soine- for controlling the fire of the guns, hearing. Send no money, but men- tln'uJ be selected, balanced, and dis similar to th? familiar type designed tion this paper aud state whether or tributed *P>oug the individual cows by American eonatruciora and now not you are deaf. All particulars In such a w?.v «’ <0 decrease feed fitted on all battleships of the Vnited Will be sent you absolutely free and time States navy. Another feature of her with no expense to you. Address, 1 "Sts one third and a* appearance that immediately attracts School of Lip Language, Kansas City, Increase milk production Mr30tf attention is Ilia clipper type of bow, Missouri, No one should expect to derive ei in<t’’«d of the conventional ram. ther pleasure or profit from a scrub The use of *’wtrlcity throughout herd kept In a poorly lighted, un- clean, and fly-infested stable, or from the ver-el will be most ¿“‘‘•nded. in a herd which obtains Its chief su-- addition to the main prCpclUag en tenance from a near-by stack of glues of the ship, the handling Of Best Insured by Using Rexail wheat straw Fortunately such con the ammunition and firing of the Tooth Paste— Guaranteed ditions are rapidly disappearing and guns will be done by electricity, buats to Please. In some localities have entirely dis will be hoisted In and out, anchors appeared. raised, the vessel steered, and the Rexail Tooth Paste is m ant to Economy of production, however, ventilating blowers operated by elec please you. Every care is exer is only half of the dairyman's prob tricity. i The truly efficient manager of Other minor machines driven by cised in selecting the purest in lalry farm must furnish a first- electricity will t>e potato peeling gredients and blending them into class product, then lie must go n which is performed in a separate the dainty, antiseptic, delightful step further and get a price that cor compartment, the machine having a responds to the quality of the ar capacity of 1000 pounds per hour i finished product. That is why tide produced High te-tlng milk ice cream freezing, complete laun it is the favorite among all our should bring a higher price than dry Installation, printing machinery tooth preparations, selling faster low-testing milk, and ft Is not go.’d food and meat grinder, kitchen and than any other three of them. policy to sell the former at a fla' Our people have learned that rate per hundred pounds, regardh - l or Hay Fever, VMliina. Bra nch It I- using Rexall’s Tooth Paste is a of quality. High-grade dairy pro Every sufferer should know that pleasant experience, and that it ducts should always command a prir' Foley's Honey and Tar is a reliable remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis, is also good for their teeth and tn accordance with their quality. hay fex» r and asthma It stops rack gums. It destroys the germs of If a dairyman's business Is well ing cough* heals raw Ir.*’«’'" d mem inducted it becomes highly ln‘»r biases, loosens the phlegm and est jecay, helps whiten and preserve esting and fairly profitable. Tic Puc er whe-'-v dtt’lcilt breathi ig -—OR. vhe teeth, makes the gums red 4M.F PHAR.M U'Y ceaaful dairyman drives his busin* v and rosy, and leaves the breath the business does not drive him j fragrant and sweet, If it does not merely keep cows but ma.c doesn't do all this, if it doesn’t the cows keep Such a dairyman ma be expected to manage his farm t please you your money back. that he and his family can get b< ' Price 25 cents. Sold in this com pleasure and profit therefrom CHICHESTER S PILLS 1TEMS OF INTER EST TO DAIRY MEN. Don’t Let Smoke From Munition Factories Cloud Your Brain With Belief It's Abiding. PROTECTION, OUR BULWARK Forget Not the Dire Condition» Which Depressed This Country Under the Democratic Free Trade Tariff Prior to the War—They Will Re turn to Plague and Hunger You Unless the Republicans Are Re- stored to Power. “When we contemplate Industrial and commercial conditions." says Mr. Hughes, “we see that we are living in a fool's paradise." This Is the con dition to which the administration and Its supporters have deliberately closed their eyes. When the war cloud broke over Europe, this country was experi encing the most serious depression It hud known since 1*1*3, when tlie Demo cratic party and Its policies were In full control of tlie United Suites. Suddenly there came from over the sen a demand for munitions of war, clothing, food, auppllea. everything needed by vast armies mid by coun tries whoso sons were taken from the field aud the workshop, never to re turn. As a result our exports and the bal nnco of trade In our favor have reach ed figures fur surpassing any ever tie- fore known. Temporarily, especially In tlie East, tiiere Is no lack of work at high wages, for Europe must pay whatever price America asks. No thoughtful person would luiuglne that this condition Is anything liko real prosperity. llow false It Is, we In Oregon, who have tlie clearer vision, because not clouded l>y tlie smoke from munitions factories, have fully felt and fully appreciated. What the Republican candidate for president says about It 'he Democrats know to be true: "Our opponents promised to reduce tlie coat of living. Thia they have failed to do, tint <ll«l reduce tlie oppor tunities of making a living. Let us not forget the conditions thut existed In tills country under the new tnrlff prior to tlie war. Production had de creased; bualtie.Hs was languishing; new enterprises were not undertaken; Instead of expansion there was cur tailment ami our streets were tilled with tlie unemployed." The suspension of these conditions Is not nation-wide, only sectional, mid depends upon the duration of the war. Those who think otherwise are, tn ilecd. living In a fool'« purndlsa.—-Port laud (UieJ I eleg / I to keep dry to work in comfort wear the FISH BRAND REFLEX SUCKER’3 Hear Without Ears Mouth Comfort munity only at our store. Rexail Store. C. Y. L owe . The How's This? CAXTiK.t la Mt yr Y tri [rtnltf S«s “I’ve had enough of it’’ for Friday and Sa Aeiiivtr 1 and i. This da Örsted by County Agrtc smith thought the corn enough by that t est display, although the later this year than last past week has been fine corn snd the preapeets for s ■ I crop are much br'ghter than they a ere the first of the nnn*h - t'j- qullle Sentinel RICH Ml! 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