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How to Raise Poultry
By D r. L . D . Lc G ru r. V .S ..St. Lowù, M o . ,
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graduate
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C o a lle
g e , 18 92
T r h ir
-s ix
years o f veterinary practice on diseases
o f live stock and poultry. Em inent a tr
I th o rlty on poultry and st.xk raising.
| N a t io n a lly k n o w n p o u ltry b re e d e r.
I 'oted author and lecturer.
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Oak is the best wood available In
Oregon for (he smoke bouse fire,
bill willow, or L.»y of Ihe fruit tree
woods are good. As is is best to
keep the temperature below 120 de­
grees Fahrenheit, it has been found
a gootl praetiee to use some hard
wood saw dust on the fire, says the
experiment station. This will cause
it Io burn more slowly.
That bacon fat, used in muffins
nor dust nor dirt of any kind should
gives a delicious flavor. Cooked
AT HER OWN GAME bv permitted. Baby chicks should bacon, rather finely chopped, may
never be brooded in an incubator
also be mixed in the batter.
Because an incubator of of a more room or cellar. The shells of eggs
or less mechanical nature, there is are porous and their contents would
Cow testing associations in India
undoubtedly a temptation to treat rapidly absorb odors with harmful if there were any, would have hard
it as if it were almost entirely auto* results.
sledding in view of the religious an­
matic in its action. A good incu­
An incubator must be absolutely tipathy Ihe Hindus have for harm­
bator will accomplish much with level Io secure even distribution of ing a cow in any, way. No mutter
astonishing little attention, but it heat within. Eye judgment should how poor a cow may be, she is as­
must have a reasonable amount of not be trusted. Use a spirit level sured of life and liberty until she
the right kind of care if the best and be sure to secure a level in ail dies a natural death, says W. A.
possible results are to be obtained. directions—not merely from front Hayes, Oregon State college gradu­
Quite often I have seen an incubator to back or from side to side.
ate, who has just returned after sev­
condemned as a failure when the
When all details of installation en years’ service as an agricultural
operator was really at fault. Proper are completed, a good dip and dis­ specialist in India.
attention is just as essential in the infectant should be sprayed into
Many orchard diseases are held
artificial incubation of eggs as it is every portion of the inside of the over from year to year by fallen
in any other mechanical operation machine to kill all disease germs. leaves which contain the disease
I shall, therefore, give a few point­ Then the machine should be closed spores. Much new infestation may
ers which I hope may show at least up and operated for a day- or two at be prevented by plowing under
a few of my readers how to get about 102li degrees before eggs are these leaves just as early as pos­
better results than they have been placed in it. The next step is to sible. Favorable weather during
able to obtain heretofore.
get the temperature up to the point the winter is frequently utilized by
First of all I want to say a word recommended by the manufacturer Oregon orchurdists ami berry grow­
to those who have not yet used in­ and regulate the thermostat so it ers for this, says the experiment
cubators but expect to do so. Above will keep the temperature constant. station. \\ ith field crops the same
Any incubator will be accom­ result is obtained through rotution
all things don't select vpur first
machine with price as the principal panied by detailed instructions for of crops.
consideration.
Poor construction operating, maintaining heat, regu­
almost always goes hand in hand lating the source of heat, what heat ‘TIGER ROSE?' HERE WITH
with a too cheap price and the first anti moisture to maintain at various
MONTE BI-UE and LUPE VELEZ
saving is soon lost many times over. stages, and all other details of oper­
Secondly. I advise getting a ma ation. t is not necessary, therefore.
chine that is plenty large enough *° R»ve minute instructions to these STATE THEATRE—Warner Bros
for present needs and those of the 1 P°»n*s- 1 receive hundreds o f let- present for four days starting Sun­
immediate future. One big machine *ers ^rom people all over the United day, January 12th, Monte Blue and
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is cheaper to run and gives better States asking how they should oper Lupe Velez in the Vitaphone produc­
results than two small ones. When ate their incubators. My answer is tion, “Tiger Hose”. Directed by
making your purchase, therefore, always the same, “Follow the manu­ George Fitzmaurice. Adapted from
take frture needs into consideration. facturers instructions closely and Willard Mack's stage play of the
Of course, it would be foolish to buy you will be successful.” The manu­ same name. Scenario by Harvey
a machine out of ail proportion to facturers of each machine should Thew and Gordon Rigby.
know more about the minute details
your needs.
“Tiger Hose” is one of Ihe most
Caring for the incubator is not a of operating their machines they colorful and exciting meledratnas
hard task but it does require at­ make than I do. therefore, their it has been our good fortune to wit­
tention to details, good common directions should be followed close­ ness. It is a splendid story of love
sense and judgment. The machint ly in every detail.
and adventure, well acted by a cast
An incubator is a real conveni­ of capable actors, each one convinc­
should be visited at least three
times a day to be sure that whatever ence and a wonderful time saver ing and sure. The story is splendid
source of heat may be used is func­ when properly operated. One at­ material for the talking screen.
tioning properly, that temperature tendant will consume no more time There is so much depth and sub­
remains constant and that condi­ caring for an incubator containing stance to it that there was no need
tions generally are as recommended 2,000 eggs than would be necessary of filling in weak spots, as is often
to give adequate attention to a the case. This tale holds up from
by the manufacturer.
Large hatcheries usually have dozen hens. On the other hand, be­ start to finish, with bright, interest­
specially constructed houses or cel­ cause individual hatches are quite ing dialogue, powerful dramatic epi­
lars for their insubators. Smaller large, carelessness or lack of proper sodes and outdoor scenes that are
operators cannot afford the expense understanding may cause material spellbinding.
of constructing such quarters and losses. It is easy to see. therefore,
The cast was well chosen. Monte
indeed, do not require them. An why the manufacturers instructions Blue plays the role of Sergeant Dev­
incubator should, however be placed should be carefully followed in ev­ lin, of the Northwest Mouted Police.
in the most favorable position pos­ ery detail.
It suits him perfectly. In the first
sible to secure best results. The
place,
he looks like a hero of the
F A R M P O IN T E R S
room or cellar used should be well
great Northwest and that gives him
ventillated but free from draughts,
Generally speaking, it requires a great start. Then his talents per­
should be so arranged that temper­ from 15 to 20 pounds of garbage to mit him to sincerely portray the
ature can be gept even at all times, produce 1 pound of pork.
and must have a goodly amount of
moisture. The temperature, where
There is no known method of
incubators are operating should keeping strawberries
bearing
never fall below 40 degrees; be­ year after year without resetting.
tween 50 and 70 degrees is good, and Two or three years is the average
MEDFORD
an unvarying temperature of 60 de­ profitable period. The producing
grees is idea!.
life of commercial plantings is dis-
Incubators should never be oper­ cussesd in an Oregon Experiment
ated in a room where there are station bulletin entitled, “Cost and
odors of gases such as come from practices in Strawberry Production
oils, vegetables, or decaying matter, in the Willamette Valley”.
SPECIALIST
BEATING THE HEN
i l
ri Coming to
Dr. Mellenthin
In In te rn a l Medicine fo r the
past fifteen years
S P E C IA L
TR A V E L
B A R G A IN
DOES
NOT
O PERATE
r n iu A i, jab v a r i
ntun of great courage who Is tender' I
and grntlr in his hive for Hose.
And where could one find an ac­
tress better fitted to play the wild,
untamed Hose than l.upe Vries. Here'
is a girl worth watching. Every
glance, every motion, every word
is vivid ami delightful. II. it. Warn­
er gives another of his excellent
characterizations, and Gaston Glass,
Tully Marshall, Grant Withers, and
Bull Montana are all fine. Hln-TIn-
Tin adds color to Ihe proceedings.
The story is of primitive, outdoor
people who resent the Invasion of
the modern scientists and engineers.
Hose, foster daughter of Hector Mr-
Collins, the Hudson Bay factor nt
Ihe Loon River Post, is the belle of
the North Woods. Every man about
the place Is in love with her. She
loves Bruce, young engineer who
is one of a group of men who have
come to build a railroad.
Here is an unusual opportunity to save
money. This ticket is good for travel on,
day coaches and in tourist sleeping cars.
Take advantage of this low fare and
plan your trip to Los Angeles now.
Enjoy Greater Speed and Comfort
Reclining chairs in day coaches pro­
vide maximum comfort. There’s always
plenty of room on the train to rest and
walk about. T ourist sleepers give still
greater coinfort, yet they are economical.
You save time, too.
$15 to San Francisco
For further information and ret-
trvatiom phone or cal! at Ticket
Office! thown below.
Southern Pacific
O C. PURKEPILB Agent
Los Angeles, California.
A Wild, Untamed Siren
of the C.anadian
Wilderness/
UJARNER. BROS Present
M ONTE
B LU
E
and
VELEZ
/ /
Save
half of
1930
for Pleasure
Electrically you can
save half of 1930 for
pleasure or for things
that you would much
rather do» than those
things that you must
drudge at now by hand.
.Yes, you can save half
of 1930 for pleasure be­
cause electricity will do
things in less than half
the time that you can do
them the old way.
In the home there are
scores of tiresome du­
ties that electricity will
do at the turn of the
switch. It will do them
quietly, quickly and
cheaply, so cheaply that
you will marvel at the
Let
electricity be
Holland Hotel Wednesday, j among those good reso­
January 22
lutions that you will
Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
keep for 1930.
ONE DAY ONLY
No Charge for Consultation
Dr. Mellenthin is a regular gradu­
ate in medicine and surgery and is
i licensed by the state of Oregon.
He does not operate for chronic ap­
pendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of the
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has Io his credit wonderful re­
sults in diseases of the stomach, liv­
er, bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart
kidney, bladder, bed wetting, ca­
tarrh. weak lungs, rheumatism, sci­
atica, leg ulcers, and retail ailments
Below are the names of a few of
his many satisfied patients in Ore­
gon. who have been treated for one
or the other of the above named
causes:
Mrs, If. H. Blake, Marshfield Ore.
Alfred Cleinmens. Corvallis, Ore.
Chas. Desch, Portland, Ore.
Mrs. J. C. Huntsuckcr, Toledo, Ore.
John Lucian, Echo, Orc.
Bert Lamps, St. Helens, Ore.
Mrs. Maybelle Snider, Alsea, Ore.
Miss Emma Turner, Mikkalo, Ore.
Mrs. John Van Pelt, Harbor, Ore.
J. H. Wood, Eugene, Ore.
Mrs. Jennie Woolery, Salem, Ore.
Remember above date, that con­
sultation will be free and that treat­
ment is different.
Married women must be accom­
panied by their husbands.
Address: 4221 West Third Street,
GRANTS PASS
Sunday — Monday — Tuesday — Wednesday
Jan. 12— 13— 14— 15
OUR NEXT ROAD SHOW
LUPE
Will be at
Los Angeles
STATE THEATRE
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U ntutored in the ways
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Jan. 16, 17, 18
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With a Real Kick!
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