Central Point star., January 24, 1930, Image 2

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C. J. SHORB. Editor
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certa in degree o f fitness ns are ex­
plained aliove. 'Careful selection
along Ihe lilie s suggested Is hound
to la- am ply rew arded, p a rtic u la rly
fo r those w lio have h ith e rto felt
Hull u rooster is just a rooster and
Hud any old rooster w ill do. That
sin It Is not Hie ease, any success­
Weston- Why were yon driving fu l poullrfl' raiser w ill tie glad to
te stify. Too much care cannot he
so fu ll Ibis m orning?
l l i l l When the Judge fined me used in etnii slug Hie fathers of yo ur
So fo r specdi'ig y e s le id iiy, lie could- clocks-to-be.
n ’l t htitigi- 11 $10 h ill, so he told me
FARM P O IN T E R S
Io . 0 speed il mil.
THE JOKERS CORNER
1 er I d id n 't know MncGougd
wn lump. I see h im going iiru un d
1 11 1 iith lte s .
I i ’er lie ’s not lame. When his
futher died hi left Mur the crutches
mid now M.te is using them Io stive
his shot >.
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Office With A1 Hermonson
iinzel
Did ym i g it ipe H e orange
T i-.« c u n idgn Io v r-n llc il’ -’ Ih •
M ■ 1 te rra in '
fr u it flv till» tici 11
1110 sto re - fu l Hom sclel.tlsl» lul l
i - v c ii hoped.
Although the fly Is
lo w found nnl> in citru s fru its In
ltd« country, II prefers deciduous
fru its In It» native habitat, ('regon
are I1.11-I.lug Hie present
campaign fo r complete eradication.
till w e r,
T Q A V ID G A RRICK said: “O ur
Just in case, however, your in­
The 'regon Emerald, a daily paper issued at the
slick fo r ms m anicuring set?
l p first great passion is to eat," but ventiveness has suffered a tem­
O f a ll o rd in a ry farm produe’ s sub-
h n n ll No: and I ’ve trie d every
University of Oregon, carried quite an extensive editorial
C? he knew—and you know—that porary relapse, here is a sugges­
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'n spontaneous heating o r com-
fr u i, stand in to w n.
nothing is so deadly as the same tion for a dish which will make
upon the Prohibition question, Tuesday.
lit" Hon, Imp' has been found Ihe
old meals served in the same un­ anyone ask for an encore:
Oats an- al-o
The editor seems to look upon the X '.stead act as a
changing way. Mr. and Mrs. Jack
('tile r sWhul do you Ih in k o f the most s its -e n ii'ite .
Creamed Corned Reef in Sw eet
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"d io s ' 'it<
B tirlnp li ig
Sprat's d -mcstic arrangements were
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complete failure. lie says it takes no effort for a college
t'.f.i/.i C wi -. i : Boil four large
ideal—but are yours?
e • el.-illv if Hmv have con* allied
wcet
potatoes
in
their
'•kins,
then
p—
T
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e
re
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othing
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do
now
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students to get ail the liquor he wants to celebrate any
Ju st a L ittle Change
remove the skin . cut the potatoes
n itra te o f soda an l have been wash­
hu, th in k .
event. He states further that it is the spirit of bragga­
Do you change y ear menus with ui halves lengthwise and scoop out
ed and stored III piles w l-ere ventl-
the seasons, adding heavier dessert the centers to f irm cases. Brush
docio which causes the student to break the laws. He feels
n Is poor, a rr subject to dang­
S > th is hi lin t'ii-e tie .in g week In i •
in the fall as the children become with melted butter, and brown in
er.
Cn'id’l ie -i, tin I: - which spot'
that the Volstead law has lead to a breakdown in the re­
1 hot oven or tinder a broiler flame.
more active and as the air become
Po
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nippier? And do you take advan­ Meanwhile, make a white sauce of
spect for laws and finally winds up hr- theme with a plea
Y. s, lint Hie o n lv man w ho ever I 1 ae. In-all: g I lia } develop lire
tage of the colder weather to Cook our tablespoons of butter, four ta-
put th is to w n on Hie map w o n ’t be C •nerid'v those w 't.-re farm product 1
for modification as a means for saving the wayward youth.
foods which are impossible in th- j blespoons of flour, two and one-
in
net in to slorege too Im m ature,
here
summer because they overheat the bat f cups of milk, salt and pepper,
Ever since babyhood the average person has been
p-ee-lv eii .'i! o r w here they may
kitchen? If so. there is no doubt •id one-fourth cup of cream. Add
t ti ivoididilv detained?
face to face with prohibitions of \ari us kinds. 1 hou
that your family and your friends l' - . ntents >>f a twelve-ounce can
gel wet w h ile in storage.
’ s. He’-, in the p en ite n tia ry.
will not only have a passion to cat. ; coined beet cut into small pieces;
shall not has always been heard by the ' uman ear sine !
but also a passion to cat at you: h it a in, and then pour into and
" In- | ol.ish eonti lit ¡1 the top
lover the hot sweet potato cases.*
time in memoriam. We never heard of a parent placing a
home, of your food.
lasers. Since as has already lie 11 It 2i.’l inches o f an acre o f typ ical
chair or box in front of the jam or cookies so that junior
pointed out. Hie la y in g q u a lity is So" I 1 u lln r 1' soil o f i.u- N orthw est
could more easily attain his goal in quest of the forbidden
tran sm itted through Hie nude even carries from in.Piin to 20.IMM) o r more
articles, as a means of alleviating the desire in the child
more Hum through Hie female, th is 1 pounds according to Hie Oregon
How to Hfcisc P ou ltry
is very im p o rta n t to consider. Nat-1 Stale College Extension service.
to have the cookies or jam. On the contrary the prover­
By D r. L. D. LcGcc«. V S., St. houi >, Mo.
ill-ally the nude does not m oult bc-
D r . L e G e a r 1« a g rad u ate o f th e O n ta r io 1
bial paddle was usually resorted to.
e in r.- lie has stopped la y in g so his
V e t e r i n a r y C o lle g e , 1 8 9 2 . T h i r t y - » ! » i
A giant a ir lin e r crashed In sou­
We believe that had this country been dried up more
year« o f v e te rin a ry p ra c tic e o n d i« . -uses . ' _
• ¿e ,
m olting habits are undoubted La In ­ thern C a lifo rn ia b rin g in g death to
o f liv e stock a n d p o u ltry . E m in e n t nu-
,
herited from m other, grandm other, sixteen passengers.
slowly the work would have been accomplished more eas­
th o rfty o n p o u ltry a n d stock raising.
o
r e a rlie r female ancestor.
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ily. But now that the step has been taken and the bone
I.'o tc J a u th o r a n d le c tu re r.
W h ile ancestry is im p o rta n t, as
dry laws are in effect a modification would only be a step
stated above, the fitness o f a rooster
closer to the old saloon.
fo r use ns a breeder should not lie
judged solely by the record o f Ids
It is true, perhaps, that the morals are more lax now
all since eggs provide tin- quickest
RTA N T
m other o r o th e r female ancestors.
than at other times but we wonder if it can all be traced to T H E IM PO HA
LF O F YOUR FLOCK means o f securing p ro fits fro m the It is also advisable to consider the
prohibition. There is nothing in prohibition which should
p o u ltry flock.
records and characteristics o f his
cause the women’s fashions at the beach or at the party “A good cock b ird is h a lf the Be sure, therefore, o f tin- nnees- sisters and half-sisters. It stands
to be such that there is little to guess about. And we flo c k ,” says an atrocious b it o f dog­ , try o f any mate b ird used fo r breed- to reason that if they have not suffi­
would hesitate to say that prohibition is to blame for the gerel in an archaic w o rk on p o u ltry ing. K n ow that he comes fro m a [ c ie n tly in h e rite d the desirable (pu d-I
Done right and when
tired fo r egg pro du ction , v ig o r itics o f th e ir im m ediate ancestor*
we promised it.
sensuous thoughts and remarks which are caused by such ra isin g that came to my attention strain
recently. Poor verse c e rta in ly , but and Ho standard requirem ents o f lie w ill also be la rk in g in much the
give a m onrybark
an exhibition. Yet all those things are related to the lax good
logic, n o tw ith s ta n d in g ! It is his va riety. W h ile a poor male w ill same extent ns they are. T lds is
guarantee on all work.
morals, referred to. One reason, we believe, for the undoubtedly true in my o pinion that not harm good females, he w ill not an in fa llib le rule, hut generally, |
condition which flaunts itself before the college editor, a good male is nt least h a lf the ' tran sm it tiis poor trait-» to the o f f ­ Hie mule fro m a good line that read­
SSSP; stems tbt
is the fact that too many young men and women are en­ flo c k — pro ba bly much more than spring to an even greater degree ily tran sm its its good q ua litie s to
When you think of
Ilian the liens w ill convey tlie fr good I succcddfng generations, w ill him self
rolled in college who are there more for sport and amuse­ h alf. H is characteristics are tra n s­ , qualities.
Thus,
his
poor
blood
w
ill
hi- a good producer.
m itted to so m any ch icks and are
DIAMONDS
ment than for the desire to obtain the benefits of an edu­ so
The question o f body test» to as­
d is tin c tly stamped upon them -ounti-rae, Ha good I food o f the
think of
cation. Many are away from the parental restraint for the that too great care cannot possibly liens resu ltin g in lo w e r v ita lity and certain good breeding males is more
reduced la yin g capacity fo r the fo l­ o r less in dispute. I know d e fin ite ly
first time with access to the family exchecquer and they be exercised in his selection.
tlia t bodh" tests can establish Hie
“must” have their fling. But to one looking on we would It seems to be a w e ll established lo w in g generations o f c h irks.
H aving 1 statilislu-d the im p o rta n ce | la iin g q ua litie s o f a lien, but it has
fact
that
the
egg
la
y
in
g
a
b
ility
o
f
a
think that one who rises to the station of a college man
f having o nly Hie best males fo r not yet been fu lly established w h e th ­
or woman would have attained the place where reason hen is often in h e rite d fro m tin- o breeding,
the question n a tu ra lly er o r s im ila r tests can tie safely re ­
father. That alone should establish
would dominate over childish rebellion to restraint and the necessity fo r extrem e care in the arises as to how the rig h t kind shall tied upon to indicate a rooster’s a-
realize that if the body is being abused by the drinks im­ selection o f male b irds fo r breeding. ■ he chosen. The firs t consideration b iiity to pass on to h is progeny a
bibed, that it is time to desist and spare his or her body G enerally speaking egg capacity is is ancestry. A rooster that comes
the most im p o rta n t consideration o f from a long line o f know n produc-
for the better things and accomplishments of life.
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: tiv ity and adheres Io standard q u a l­
ities. w ill he more lik e ly to he able
to tran sm it such q u a litie s to suc­
ceeding generations. In any flo ck
when proper c u llin g o r weeding out
o f u n fit members is consistently
practiced and w here fa ir ly accurate
records are kept on egg p ro d u ctio n ,
it should he ve ry easy to judge the
ancestry o f any p a rtic u la r male.
Good health is, o f course, essen­
tia l. No m atter how fine a pedigree
any b ird may have, if he is not up
to par o r better in th is respect, b et­
te r not use him . His low e re d v ita li­
ty w ill almost surely result in in e ffi­
cient fe rtiliz a tio n o f eggs fro m hens
w ith w h ic h he is mated. T hat means
a lo w e r percentage o f h a tc h a b ility
and, in a ll lik e lih o o d , lo w e r v ita lity
fo r the re s u ltin g chicks than i f they
lia it geen sired by a more vigorous
specimen o f ehickenhood.
The ideal rooster fo r m atin g is
re a lly m ore than just healthy. He
should he o v e rflo w in g w ith v ita lity ,
lie should have an erect bearing,
a cocky self-assured w ay o f sw ag­
gering about as if he owned the
place. He should have b rig h t, a le rt
eye, good plumage, good standard
head, should have a good appetite,
good flesh and should he quite free
from defects o r deform ities.
He should erow w itli a loud, clear
rin g in g note, Ihe k in d Hint sounds
like a challenge to a n y th in g and
e v e ry th in g that may question his
rig h t as ru le r o f the flock.
He
should I k - aggressive In his g u a rd ia n ­
ship o f hens entrusted to his care
hut need not necessarily be a pug­
nacious o r vicious fig h te r. In s is t­
ance on such q ua litie s may at fir s t
seem somewhat far-fetched. N eve r­
theless thqy are im p o rta n t in d ic a ­
tions o f relative fitness fo r the im ­
portant task entrusted Io the male
and should he taken into aerount.
The ideal rooster should he a late
m olter, as a rule.
E a rly m o ltin g
shows that his m other o r Ihe stra in
from w h ic h tic came are e a rly m ol-
t'-rs. T lia l w ou ld indicate g e n tra lly
that the females o f the line are poor
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