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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1907)
ltras Waarr Saapljr. la sxahlishiiur water supply sys tem for a (arm. the Brat thing to bo determine la the kind of (tower to Le used la making tit rnipply of water available for the uh of man anj beast Wind power la the utont mm won, though gaaullue, aa well aa horse and trend power are more and more coming hit use. Aa ta wbleh power should be mod It ran oulr be aald that local circumstances and condition will always determine tula. The Illustration la design of water system where the supply cornea from a tubular well and the water la pumped by wind power. The dwelling 1 a. WATEB TAJIK IX TIIK SAB.t. and barn are practically on level ground, hence the necessity for ele vating the supply wholly or In part so that water may ba easily distributed. The yards for the stock In this Instance occupy a slightly lower elevation thin Is occupied by the house and barn. The supply tank In this ease is made of good lumber, and la placed on a good, frost proof brick wall which ex tends aboot two feet above the sur face of the ground, and also descends to a point about four feet below the tlaeterta la Batter Wask Water. In bulletin burned by the Kiim State Agriculture College, C, W. Mell. lt, assistant dairy husbandtunn, arrives . t the following conclusliuia regarding tint effect of bacteria In wash water fur butter : It la both practical and eco nomical to sterilise wash water fo butter If It can he ooilid and used I in mediately. Otherwise, the prnetlca U a useless expense. A Alter for cream ery water Is only a source of contain' nation and tilth unless freiuiully clesn ett ami refilled with fresh Altering ma teriai. nater melted from ne, even though kept at RO degrees I'ahrcnhtvt. may become tilled with bacterial growth If allc.wed to stand for a fev hours in a wooden tank from day to day with out tttorougn cleaning. tircnt rare should therefore be taken In th utili sation of such water fur cooling p ir INtses. There Is direct relatlou be tweeu the bacterial content f the wash water used and the keeping qual ity of the butter. Water kept at a low temperature from 40 to 60 degrees Fahr enheit for a few bc.urt Inhibits the lo- velopment of bacteria, or destroys from one-half to four-fifths of those present Altai fa and Mast ietwltT. Alfalfa pasture for hogs has proved ti be very profitable. A hog grower says In the I ml I sua Fanner : "From March 1 to November I. I keep ?"0 head of hogs. Including some twenty- five brood sons. In a six-acre patch of alfalfa and cut the alfalfa twice, av eraging at these two cuttings ni(re Hum Inches In height. These bogs wees In this alfalfa patch all the time every day except when the ground was too wet to penult them to run on It. I fed each of them three or four ears c.f corn a day. so I do not claim that 2"K1 EORKORS IN LIFE OP i A KUSSIAN COUNTESS. JO" i&W, " 4 V "". - (Iras I '4 U Adtaaea. The vouti doctor who had lately as- tied lu tthrulivlll had aniil opportu nlties to barn humility. If nuililng l". lu his chosen Belli. One day be m hailed by an elderly man. who ropicsted him to step In and see his wife, who wss ailing. At the close of ltl visit th young doctor asked fr a private word with the man. "Your site's caw Is somewhat com plicated." he said, "and with your per. mission 1 should like to call the tlrook Beld physician In consultation." "Permission!" related the man. Indig nantly. "I told her I knew alxi ought to have fx! doctor, but she was afraid you'd I offended If she did." Th Original Porous Flatter. It's Allccrk's. llrlinl udiiced t lh l. l slity yrsrs asm on. I itulny iteloulld- IV US III iar)tri. -sie 01 any elTnii r m- edy millions I II-- m,I I sit 1 1 V Ihionglt oii'i tit wliolp iivi te.l orll. flier lists Ifen Ittl a ion, to I tire, mil uevrr lis llirre lirrit one lo etrn cotn-arv atth Alt cork's-lit aorhl's Ismlsr I calrrnal rem oy. For s wmk Ui-k. roltl en herli'-tor That the lives of Uuastan women ars y l pa it ib iv.uii oi using r.e. or frcuueiitly mixed with tragedy, la alsiwii by tlie history of the SI year old widow of the late fount Itotttntioff . i Tani Kafr,i. iwmmnn, oriiunry, every nay mini tV-"' ii Taasa kladls IVmhss, it nspiwied in a raiu (ttrnttrsin, the ' not ng ae know ot to coiup-o a nil Una Ibjuoih .-.rr, The eillttltlNS Is lite elilt-nt ilatlifllter hv morganatic marriage ,.f (irand ln.ke " '"" '" Serglus, who was blown to plivcs .y a Ixvmh over a year ago. Site was mar rled li Count Itomanorf lu KcNni.try. last year, and when he was murdered K few months la'er she was fonivl to stand by and witness the crime. Then she was seined In her St. lYtcrshurg home sml made a siH-rct prisoner by the oltlivr In charge of the soldiers. She resisted him and escned last June nnd has since been hiding In London. WOMEN AS EXPLORERS. head of hojri could be run on six acn naa at Tk. t of alfalfa alone that length of time. I ratior with iiah.d. I always feed corn to my growing how The arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Rteph- ably curious way. It t s.ild that Phlllm I inks of lliirgiindy. gr.iutetl to IHJ.a ome srntorl.il tx-nrlnga on which wti the lliollo, "iiufr me torili-." This was lutt-r carved hi j stons r-l-nay of the city, hut n tlie ).-ir went by the reulrsl word lM-.-auie r(T.icel. - certsln linn In tlie eliy o.n eiiage. In the manufacture of slii.ip;, which was the former name for iiutsrd. an I. wNlilug to liiU'l l In with tlut city arms. c,ipled the In.-o.uplele motto. Thus. Ignorant people seeing (lis name "mosf rardr" on tlie Jars, fell Into the cuntoin of calling Die contents by that title. In time "mihmH fuiife" w as contracted to mnufui ife I mustard I, SV Inll The baby erlrd and en.d and rtM "I'erhsna ha rfialp i.u . .... .... ..,,!,- ,,, gested fslherly Itsikltig old rt. "IU bss not been raited uu ths'ku. tie." ruttlugly re,. n,, uZ young woman who held the Infant. Tlie baby's shriek, grew i.rtine n msda uiiuil.tsksM, glgu, tliat b .. ed bis dinner. 1 "lleg partlon. ma'am said lt.s .id-, ly party, "but may I suggest u,,, .otH. eriermU the child tu-ar Uks Ishnientr "This baby belongs to my aiater" r. plle.1 th ynung h,y, blu.l.li.g frln,fc iy, sou sue won I na net for half is Iwur. I'm Isildlng It for ber."uult. villa Courier Journal. Moihsts win ad UrsTwian, a,,.,.!,. Mrslco now h.t lUlll Amrrlrin ni. along with alfalfa. Of these bogs, ISO n Tanker at Fort Klmo on tlie east 4cuta suj tCTism.!" American nioiwy. head averaged above SOO Hiumls ou No- evast of the arctic pcnltiftuln. aihls an- vemtwr 1. In wet weather I turn the other to the list of women explorers. hogs Into, a corral where alfalfa hay is says the Ncv York World. As prolt- stacked, and they seem to relish It, as by the first white woman to cross rallelaateally i.aala. Mrs. Ubt-Tai's shrs yos lr wrong. You don't wvia to aajrsuad th us of words. If s thing Is "rsssj" li esn't b any "rounder." Mr. tlsjboy Then Ihm la na ntt thing ss a "rounder," Thsnka, d-tr Von won't rail w on again, will yu ' atawar 1 Ustatsats tor CsUrrk iiwt Coatsla Mvrcary ss msrea-r will aunsl s..ir,,r -- -' 7 "H Wlh'ts sya t U.S r.Wmg II U., HSU II.. B.US..US url.a kuos stilt 1ms oulaiort.r bs u3 s .iun p'j -l,ol. u lia.u iveuisbU bt,Z i. lsu.,s ii,lmss lh ajtl ,iuls u.nV U !. I a.HK )OUni l- i ... )T ,j, a.M, , lis I ItslsnH I Ul. msiiu S,'iMlrl l I I. t bsu-r t a., luleia. o ,e..,,uinniii . aii.l Is 'It InlS'BS l, srl'.gdlirll. ii u a lh l.l.l sml tnoi4Sui'ssul Ihs iii .m. Ill luili lisll slstlll l ui It auto ,. i ih. aui Ills i.s.nliosrssiii.sno In I. Is.lo.ohto, Mjf. J.iksusjp a u lwu. so-iiisit irv, s-l.l I.y l iuHlili, pilr.IWi pr U.III. Ilsll'st auihii l itis si ik Iwst. Taa Aasravallaa-. Olrl What mada you tell on ma when I wss whispering In setnlT Hoy llecsiiae you wern't whltierliif loud enough so I could bear slut yon wera talking about, Detroit Fwa Press. mm MM f i i a 1 si .3 ARRANGEMENT FOR WATER SUPPLY. J5 . surface. The space below the tank Is used as a sort of creamery room. In this system the water Is forced from the well through the pipe (A) by windmill power, directly to a forty barrel galvanized tank (B) located In the garret of the residence. From here It may be piped to any part of the house. An overflow pipe (E) tups the tank near the top and conducts the water to the large cypress supply tank. Ily this method the freshest water re mains In the galvanized tank In the garret The pliie (G) leads from this supply tank to wherever the water ranilred for use, to hog lots, stock tanks, etc. By this plnn there is a permanent supply under pressure so long as the well or spring Is not ex hausted and the windmill kept In order. Where all buildings are nearly on a level It Is sometimes practicable to place the supply tank In the barn as indicated in the smaller figure. This makes It convenient to surround the tank with packing material so thnt the water does not freeze. If one will go a single step further and place the main drinking tank also Inside this building, It makes an exceedingly con venlent plan for watering stock In winter, because of putting down the lid at night. It Is possible to practlcul- ly exclude frost. Nat Growloa; Profitable. Nut growing Is profitable, but It re quires years to bring a nut tree to a stage of growth where It will pny well. Walnuts, chestnuts and butternuts will Improve with cultivation. In a few years walnut trees will be so scarce that the fanner who has a grove will secure his own price therefor, the tim ber being exceedingly valuable. Weed a Food. Some of the weeds can be uned for food if prejudice against them does n it exist The dandelion Is cultivated In France, but it is regarded ns n post here. Chicory Is raised In European gardens. Pigweed Is a delicacy to the Chinese, nnd yo.ung poke weed has long been known In the Southern States as edible. The common nettle, milkweed and mallow are used In Europe. Purs Ialne (puraley), one of the most per sistent and despised pests In this coun try, Is cultivated In Europe, being re Carded as a very valuable plant "OOP OABDEN HARROW. a change, as much as the green ul-falfa." narrow (or Gardra t'sr. An Illustration In Amerlcnn Agricul turist suggests the attachment to a wheelbarrow here shown. An ordi nary wheeihnrrow's capacity Is too Urn northern Labrador, she has fairly won her spurs In a field of adventure for which her sex has of recent years shown a rare aptitude. Mrs. Tusker's feat will recall Mrs, Hubbard's ven ture Into Labrador In the track of her husband's III fated exiedltlon and the arctic voyage of Mrs. Peary. The re turn of Mrs. Max Flelsehmuiin from a honeymoon spvnt In the arctic re gions shooting polar boars Illustrate new feminine Ideals of a wedding Jour ney. Tlie exploits of Miss Mary Klngsley on the lower Niger still challenge com parison with masculine standard. Ac companied only by native attendants, I she iN'nctrated for long dlstaiuvH through the bush In the face of fre- nueiit dangers. In her writings she showed rare Insight and sympathy with the native point of view, which male explorers have not always done. The reputation made by Miss Annie Peck ns a mountain cllmlicr Is world wide. From the Miitterhoru to the Peruvian peaks, what difficult summit has she left unsealed? She was the first wo man to climb Orizaba, nnd she scnbsl Mount Kornta, lu llollvln, to a height of lti,.VK) feet, almost exactly that of In most houses thr (a room without VI u ssaanssssBS tti.il fnr .... .... . . 1 . J "e aII"l'", Mount MeKlnIey. which Dr. Frederick .Win r T rrOW' ' t,,e A' "- Ju iU'rL great Increase of Its capac ty. The side In mmmtnl .',, ., ow pieces snoum De nnrdtvood strips. The nsks no odds of man. Miss J. K, Imu- attachment may be sup,K,rted by hook. ,-, wllose explorations In Tll-ct car- from the strips to the top of tho wheel- ried her into region, nrevloimlv oo.-is. I ted, was tho first European woman to cross the Chnnglii pass, which Is nearly lS.OiiO feet uhuve the sea, I.Iikj higher than any pass crossed by the lirlllsh exMilltlon to Lhasa. Mrs. Ilul-lock-Workmnn bus scaled grent heights in the Himalayas. In April lust Mrs. Laura Fltzgeruld, an American, was rt-iorted to have left Mogador to ex plore the great Atlas mount which are summits H.'iiio Mountain climbing being lu extreme ul tltuilcs a test rather of vital emliir mice than of muscular strength, wom en who have cool heads find It not be yond their powers. Fitzgerald camp- narrow a trnck ir preferred. Such a barrow will come very handy when carting loose and bulky gar Jon stuff. In most hoots thr ) t room without proper hrnn( fscititi to say nothing of chilly billvtys. Evra thoufh th hrtt of your stove or f urate should b inideqtui to warm th wbol Iioum Ihrr red not b on cold spot if yon hsv PERFECTION (Equipped with SmokclcM Device) It will best a room In no tint and will hitp it wtrra and cot. Oprr, itrd si ruily (I a Ismp and perfectly f. Wick rsnnot b turned too high or too low. Gives no smdk or smell bscsui fitted with unique tmokeleu device. Csn b isrried about. which cannot be don with aa ordinary stove. Th Perfection Oil Hester it superior to alt other oil betters tod is tn oriument to tny home. Mad in two finither nickel srtj japan. Brut oil fount beau, tifully embossed. Ilolda (our quart! of oil tnd bunts nine bouri. Every heater warranted. If not tt your detler'i writ netreat agency for descriptive circular. AVVIafl I S TTJ n th f eat and best -ltp .11. round household limp. Made of brat throughout tnd nickel -plated. Equipped with latest improved burner. Every lamp warranted. An ornament to tny room whether library, dining-room, parlor or bed room. Writ to ncareit agency if not tt your dealer'. 3s"s STANDARD OIL COMPANY Guinea Fowls. These may profitably find room on many a form and country plncc. Ex- ni.nl .1 . . l .. . I. a . . . ... -.vt uuiiiik iiiu umi nrw weeKs or th-!r a,ns among SHIP US YOUR FRUIT, VEGETABLES I'onllry, -kks. vest, .It, ..,) ,rk.rt.-. K,. siiiiiiii 7 visrs. Flint I.H.ii,,.. i Ir'ti; riim.itiiii s,iiinii i.tumiit in. Iiirns. Shl, nr wrlie. Ilelcroni u; ihsii.Ii navisn Aiui rlisn lisiik. FERCOSON. KLTCE 4 CO., Commitilon Wtrchinti Wholesale Merthsols SfAl lit, WASH. , r,i lllllOY, will miUIW f. ,.w.H,. f tlm l.,u.. ,.t A the lea. : attention and feeding rrf anyKUn, unabe to get to the top. although feathered stock. It Is bent to hatch there were no Insuperable dllllcultles and rear the young with bens. Tho old except the strain ou the heart and birds are delicious eatlnc. white ti.o'i n.i 1...1.. ... young furn.Hh the choicest tldhlls. I .,; "who conld w ith training have SffiK C. A STOCKTON. Br.ke, m, u gouu ueuiiiiiu ror them 1. 1 t.if..r,.ro,i n-lHi hl ir,.i,i,. ... o... .".',' I1".11"""- mnrkel. Tl, 11. I " " ",c "nwiotiny. Innry purposes, though smaller thnii those from hens. The old birds usual'v pair when the number of ninles and fe males In a flock Is equul, though a sl j- gle male will take care of several heiw, The guineas are excellent watch dogs, BIG MONEY For you In NEVADA op11 MINES PORTIAND. OREGON and no nocturnal Intruder cun escaie , l('ft slle' meir vigilance and their shrill ulurm, nimmlt. Kltfbt Side for the Heart. Teacher Johnnie, on which side Is ,n thisWsiiiy (or i-Iu-wIktu) a loistli-rtnuell your heart? Johnnie On the right side, teacher. Teacher No, Johnnie; it's on your WANTED our trees, en-. (Kxiii-rli-riiu inn t, suiM.ni,) Aiiitri-HS ' Testing; Eras A simple method of finding o.ut th Johnnie Yes, nin'jini; that's what I n Id. Teacher What you snld? Johnnie Yes, teacher; the left side age of an egg Is by means of the air ' the right side for the heart. Clove- spoce, which is situated towards the I'ind Plain Dealer. Irroud end of the shell. If the cite Is held up between the hands before the light In a dark room, the air space enn be easily discerned. In a perfectly fresh egg the air space Is very small, but as age Increases It extends, until, when the egg Is three weeks old, the air space la abo.ut a sixth of the entire Held llneU. "That big foundry over there can't get 11 head very fust." "Why not?" "It's always casting anchors." Cleveland PluIn'Dcalcr. OREGON NURSERY COMPANY Salem, Oregon. NO PLATES rb- I II Y ISFWTAl fY. THE PAINLESS I - tvt-ninu VV. 0EKTISI8 aU Wo rnmovn your l,n.l tooth ami brnkf oft old roots Hl,.,lm,.y wlitiout pain rnkon Esamln- One reason people frequently take a egg-space. With practice the age can lawyer's advice Is thut they have to be told to within twenty-four hours, jpay for it I ., u,,m.iirS 1 ree. n ors lor ril'sl. J'rti-is t ,K Lowes . Nrlhlgo lit Crown. It: Uriels wrli, ,r loot 1 j (1, anl Knami.-I Kllllns 11 aiMl np; lest ltl,lr Mmus, h ,r ,uij gJJ act. I.'i. I'ainli-HH l.xlrai tlmi.in. !,. Kiln Third and Couch Slr.tl., Portland. Oregon. Banking by Mail WE PAY INTEREST On laving deposits of a dollar or more, compounded twicu every year. It Is just aa easy to open a Havings Account with tia by Mail as if you lived next door. Hend for our froo book -let, "Hanking by Mail," and learn lull particular. AddrcM Oregon Trust & Savings Bank Portland, Oregon Sixth and Washington Sta.
