The Santiam news., August 20, 1909, Image 4

I
MEN WANTED
5i) Tie-makers to manufacture
White Cetlar Pole Tics, hewn 2-
face. Five years work for good
men Plenty of work for all.
A. F. ESTABROOK CO.
BANDON. COOS COUNTY. OREGON
Thea Ila »•«»•J
Male Graduate- I pi
to
girdle the earth.
The Frill»!» Graduate W hy do you
begin on euch • big iaigg?
ft
KitrvM« < e&Wviftiif««»
1» the habit of eome people to
9 oo D rops
condemn everything they are mmtallv
Incapable of understanding, and then
Insist u|«m calling It
con »er vat lain
Instead of Ignorance
decessa» r
CRESCENT
S ■
Dirt car tying bacteria once In the
milk has done.Its harm, and no num­
ber of »trainera of any kind yet In­
J>ow4*»• Will fto «nd 4« «9
vented can take
it kril«r II
ih«
4«m*h •"<!
light
out
the pernicious
«f. ««rflrf gnd bttl«:
The beet
germa
n»«n
br ( re
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f)
"That lol you wold in« at lainewom»
tor
the
»trainer
.------------------- — »««< burst I» all covered with water," said I
»am« and *4dl»»a w«
average dairyman
sail aroJ »nd a b - k <-« ha . Ih and bal <»>. <■ .la«. the city man to th« ag’-nt
is a metal veeael.
Hurí*' said the f
man; "were,
CRESCENT MFC. CO. Seattle, Wit.
aa shown In the
going to ator-k it for fi.’i'.-ig next sea
rut. with a wire
eon!" Yo-* ■" k - (...,>. in
screen of HM wires
BUT
TTF«
i
to the Inch.
A
A
l.wri».
S' • • h r
;
- ■
' ■ •
dorftO’f • Ir» arreen on a strainer should be
I
I raptar ed aa toon aa It beconies broken
$15 Per Acre
10 Y»a>»‘ Time
go fast -
Ar
Ths
Roaster Wliat’s lhe matier?
or malaA
rusted
The only antlsfartory way
Tkee. bode nt CanmiUn I'vlAr lUllw.r
pfudurw I wmw M
M buehrh nt whew*. -V
Speeder - Several victims have com | to cle.n Ihe aereen of a stralner I»
lo 100 bu«h«b at naia, pvr ,rr«. AU newt
The be»t
plained that they knew what atruck wlth a amali, atlff bru»h
railway*. inw*w «,ut a*b*>'.
|- —lu-.-x
kiiiù éi a .tialber ¡o wr.¿ -Ith t..e
iaril) »hilH M»» ^».rv r<*» . áh!á«e
ni invaiatala nnmna
l'io rr «• f»(lu»e»
(!*•
And I «tn tint rniel
arreen on the side», rat ber tban on
Sorwi .rotar fo* fiMi lll .lr.-wl lu.r.i.r.
üperlal rata. Ut < m »1 l'-ik ni ...rv month
thè bottom. for then tber» I» no un
Sal.-I.lr fear a «eareloa.
due pressure, whhh sometimos torrws
IDE M'CARTHY LAND CO
If 1 - .....
b.-. It li-r elf llck.-d by smal) partirle» of dirt thmugh th-
Uant. land Ari* I'*-» - » »'«.;-.■■■ Il K
a cen' l|H«i<'. whh h Is usually the case,
«Z^--a» l oi'-Urrm— • H-iItlms
The screener cannot be count
arreen
INIHTt.ANn. Oli
though both little thing» put up a
ed upon to make up for previous care-
de-i-rsi« fight ' « aeorplon commits
Scientists say
leasnesa In milking
;■ ■ ■ -.-.I »mt
tbat a poor »trainer may a »an In
stings Itself In lhe t>a< k of the neck
and drops dead.
BAKING
POWDER , - T1.
ALBERTA WHEAT LAND
1« tlr««l ‘n H«w Nh««a.
Alwayt »hair In Allcn'i I’<»*»t I a«r, a povdrr. ;
l ■ •
• • i
* •
t a
'
t. : i
*!/••• mm». ir»<r>*w ihf nails and b ihh ' ii ». A i
UH»» gg
and elu“«--««ere«. * < In-nt acre|>i I
«-<*«>
Har { I.' • .-I F14>.K Addreeg i
Alien «. <Htn«ind, t* kny, S Y.
A go>> I i -
- will
1,<«»><»<> uni*, b f.. .
ordinary care it ought to
years.
%«»•
% tel»
teatri
last
about
With
twelve
*«»w«tet Ina«.
u
Mtn fr- iii fb* <' )
You luitetid
krrp I»**«, I «tipjM’ete
At
Muburtv»ii<’te s
c d »yr, pterbgj»«
prmrui w* «r* «Iteroilng our tendre •BRr»
gtteft to krteplni a rook
QUALITY OF INSTRUCTION
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HIGH-STANDARD SCHOOL
of its kind in the Noaihwe»(, *. invite
O«l> a < ontribHtur.
"He'a a regular contributor to you«
paper, isn't he?" asked the caller, •%>.
yee." replied the city editor; "but wo
for
haven't used any of
bls
stuff
"But I thought you said he
year»
wna a regular contributor?" "Ho I did.
II« contributes Just the seme."— Yon-
kero NtalratOAn.
lhe invesligslion ol tho.c who want Ilo
best in a practical education.
Let us prove
Call, phone or write.
superiority.
Gat-
alogur, butine.» forni» and penwork free.
FORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE
“The School of Quality"
Tenth and Morri.on * Portland, Oregon
A. 1*. A hm »IK on <;, 1 !.. B., I'uiscir vi
"Principally." aald the native,
"to
keep t'npt.
Hobaon quietChicago
Tribune.
Of all the Ixiy worker» In Ixvndon,
newsboys an- th- !>• i<itboit, hsrl-er»' bo»e
the most ' li<allb>
a tribute to the
open-air Ilf«.
A statue of King Henry VI is being
plstvd outside of HiHsbury cathedral,
England, a» a iwmorial to the late lk-an
Webb.
«tir«* »••
»aa»««.
’’Urrthft. wber* i« my imi?
I laid It
duwti here a lètti* whllt tajo.**
“Hur#. iQÌ«'u».
t ikin’ a nap la
It. iMll't i»‘k h » Io I. nr Jfftìl wake th»
lilll« tlarhn'
DH W A. w;st
¿3 Iran a Irodw in Painlm« làmia
W < i h in f*w<Uan4
Out-oi-Town People
Hh<<uM rwnemtier th.l «ur I
i* w> .rre-'e—l
tkat WF. CAN Ho tltHH INTIHKCUOAN
llltltM.I: ANU I I All WOKK IN A U.r If
Msuurr
l-n inVKI.Y PAINLKHH KX
TKA«“riNU > HK>: • h*n plsir. -e bekt.ec ara or-
w> iiruuvr. tin. unir ni n - gtiv »;
TF.KTH ANI' KGOI s W 11 H('UT IHK I.KA3T
PAIN NOHlUUt NTH c. u --«rl.inlr
For th© Next Fifteen Days
W« will glv«* > i « g-»I r. K goki ue ftorew*
lain ertm n f«<
... fl SO
m brida» t»«fh
..............................................
I.owklhu vb*«U.
“Old chap, wlml are you growlns
thus* uiiil-r ' 4« mu aid« whiskers for?"
"I'll tell you If »ou won't »ay any­
thing al'out It
I know of a big de­
partment »tors where there's going to
I-« a vacancy In th« floorwalker*» )nb
In a few week», and I'm going to apply
for IL”- «'hleago Tribun«
Frnm «he »cr»«i»ls’ «able.
Van Antler I think we are sure • of
a good dinner to-night You know i my
new English butler doee the entire es-
terIng for th« household, tirubb— C m
Van Antler—
you rely on him to------- ?
Not always, but thia evening I request*
ed him m eend ua up something from
the kitchen table
Ihick
10
l*ainhMi •mlrartNWM
ALI» WORK OUARANTLED 15 YEARS
Dr. W. A. Wise
President and Manager
The Wise Dental Co
(INC I Third and Raahtafften Hta
PORTLAND. OREGON
•
hoi
creaw the b«t«r!al content of milk
In using cheesecloth or thick linen
for »training milk It should not only
ba boiled after uee. but should then
be wrap[>ed tn a paper and baked In
the oven for thirty minute» and th<-n
kept wrapped up until time to uee
«gain.- Farm and Home
■ nd <>r^»»rd.
Track relek awU
Or^i.rS.
When one of our Western farmer«
goes down Eaa* he la Impressed with
the fact that the truck
patch,
th«
orchard, lhe poultry yard
and the
dairy are relatively of vastly greater
importance than In
*< country where
broad fields of grain,
alfalfa, spuds
end sugar beets are In fashion r.nd big
bunches of beef cattle
enliven
the
landscape
The great cities, »or:ie of
hem con.alntng more people than the
entire State of Colorndo. must iw fed
from the farms
The product! of the
Weet are mainly
such aa may
be
readily transported
over
long
d!a
tsnees.
But
milk,
vegetables
and
small fruits are
better, aa well aa
chea|>er. If produced near the place of
consumption .and thia line of agrlcul
lure haa from the exlgen-y of things
become the Industry of Eastern farm
er» - Field »nd Farm.
Aeiaity •»« Hutter Flavor.
It haa been a generally accepted
theory among teachers of and writers
jn dairy subjects that the production
M good butter necessitates the (level-
apment of a certain amout of acid In
the cream, for two rraaon*. to develop
» desirable flavor and to Improve the
seeping
quality.
Racar.t
Investiga­
tion» by tha United States Department
>f Agriculture Indicate, however, that
•«utter made from I’ssteurlaed sweet
trsam has better keeping qualities and
remalna free from objectionable fiav
than
butter
vr» for a longer time
If theee fart»
made from sour cream
ars established It might arem that In
the years to come only aweet cream
would be bought for butter making
B *0 .
M*4ar «WWW
K ••
G«»M or »name! «Hing«
100
Kllr»r fining«
.............. . ..................... AO
(»«■d rubier ru*«»
t 00
Th« b«*t r*d mbher plat*» .......................... 7 00
COFFEE^
TEA SPICES
BAniNO POWDER
» IXTRACTS
jusi mom
CLOSSET A DEVERS
rodiamo oac
• farting Indlnne «• Fariarra,
The Cheyenne Itlver Agency will be
buay tor eome time to come, aa the
distribution of live atock to Indiana
has commenced
To each head of a
family 1» to be given
twenty three
head of 2-yearold hetfera, or In case
he so desires a team of mare», a wag
on and harneaa agricultural Implw
nienta, five cowa and 150 In cash. aaya
the Pierre correspondent of
the 8t
’aul Diepatch
Thia distribution mean» that to any
of the Indian» who desire will be glv
an a atari of about »1.000 In value
either toward starting a herd of cat
tie or beginning farming
without any expense
Highest Quality
Iff* BAKING
r\V POWDER
23 Ounces for 23 Cents
f*
li t
ounces
Mnde from pure, carefully tested
materials. Get a can on trial
You never saw such cakes
and biscuit They'll open
your eyes.
UMAffrt
Guarantee«
weder all
Fere Food Law«
castor «
o
Wilk Ills t .ual TS«si».
Mrs. Jenner Me On-l-gu Did you
that earthquake sho- k this morning?
Mr. Keill. >m Holm* V«rt 4«iinrfly;
but I II > 15ht . WB« tuf h I «N r nd get tief
out of b*«l
operation»
The < «.entry lrh»«l.
The farmers In every school district
are responsible for tha achool they
produce, aaya Hoard's Dairyman
If
they wanted better schoolhouses t>
could easily make them
If they »»...
e<l better teachers they eouid pro­
cure them by paying what they are
worth
If they wanted the school to
- help make Intelligent boys and girle
who would understand the chemical
terms that am used In farm Htera
ture. they could secure that also
If
the country school Is a bad failure. It
It falls to make Intelligent men of
their boya. the farmers are alone to
blame for IL
Hag»»
a«
Btnrli
FflMhft.
For generations English farmer»
have made extensive use of dwarf E»
•ex rape as a »lock food
Thia plant
may be deucrlhed as a ruta bags run
to head
Tbs seed la »own like ruta­
baga turnips and cultivated, without
thinning.
The
production of market eggs
For Infant® and Children
Is
probably the safest bran- h of the pout
try liuslt«*». and the amount of cap I
tai Invested need not I* very large
ALCOHOL 1 PLK I’lNT
AXrÇrfeblc FMrparg un farli
i MnuUlinfiiRFboljaíkiMi
In the New England States. New York
and New Jersey there are many com
merclal egg farms, keeping from -'>00
to several thousand hens
The farm
ere. too. In thia wet ton of the -ountry
keep large fiorke for eggs for the East
ern markets. and all seem to be do­
ing well and making money
What
• e need In the South is more egg
farms
(.anils are cheap material for
bousing and labor cheap and. again.
It 1« riot n»<e«aary In the South to
build such ev|enslve house»
We have
every advantage In the Southland
‘-¿a* at « 1«> m > CvSt that»
Northern brother», and with quick
aatlsfactory railroad facilities to
Kaalern markets the South should be
<otne the greatest poultry producing
*«< tlon of the entire country
Other branches of the poultry indue
try may pay better than egg farming
but none
are attended with so little
worry and risk and are so certain of
I nfants /C hildren
Signature
Promptes Dt$-slkin fltrrrfà
ix’s» and Ant I otilan J nror
Optimi Morphine nor Marrai
N ot N arcotic .
use
For Over
Thirty Years
A perfrti Rr nrd\' for CntHfl»»
Hon. Sour Stnnrh.DUrrtsn
Wornu Í nttvul watts frwnik
lussa»! Loss or Siw
steady returns and a fair remunera
tlon for the time and money eipended
I'nrlr l*l«nl., Always Boel.
La it summer we got a field of wheat
«tubble about half plowed when other
work ailed us away
The remaining
stubble was turned under early thia
prlng and the whole field planted to
urn The corn on last summer's plow
hig la now several Indie« taller than
that on the land plowed thia »prlng.
and 1» ranker and better In every
other way.
There 1« a difference telween sum
mer and fall plowing the dlfferen e bo
Ing In favor of the summer plowing
Turning a green growth Into the »oil
seem» to t>e very much better than
turning an equal growth under, but
waiting until It haa matured and dried
before doing It
JHere on this farm
we alm to do all the plowing possible
thia summer, It may be hot work but
the days are long »nd one doee not
Not only la
need to hurry the teama
It lietter to get the work dime na soon
aa poKsIble for any crop to be »own
thia fall, but our experience proves to
us that the earlier the totter If corn
t. In >—• fbn nevi rmn -.P«rm**‘. Mall
Alb month» *W
GuarenteundrrthrF«*«
Fiact Copy of Wrapper.
“Gwimple bow have iuu minted your
profit» in that little wheat
‘
“Prufi:«'! lluh* Ruggles, lhe profit»
lt> that traa«actlon are invented m a neat
but gaudy proml.-uiry hole. »e, ured by
mortgage, on which I a tn paying int.rest
at fl per cent.”
Mother« will fit»«! Mrs Win» low*« Mr* thiftg
By» up th«'b »tr« ', ch <•> um > luff Ibcir ilkUdrM
Jarlug ibe Us t Liu g ¡«not
Statere or Ih— oflense.
•’ll*
t- it lhe ajouts of th#
company tried to bribe him. *h? What
could have bevo bls motive in giving then»
away 1"
"It is generally supposed that
they
didn't offer him quite a» tou. b as b* bad
eape !*<1 "
and Rreere.
Don't dope yourself for every little
pain. It only hurts your stomach
a ■ ■<>■ ghelter.
Such pain comes usually from local
The form of Individual hoghouaa
inflammation. A little rubbing with
shown tn the Illustration la < feet
Hamlins Wixanl Oil will stop it im-
»quaro on thn «round and troth door»
mediately.
are hinged so they will open and close
readily, 12 foot boards make the aide
and roof
I'sc good »oft pine floor-
Ing as It Is lighter and much easier
to move when 11 e. «asary than heavier
lumber, four pitaes 2x1 Inch and S
feet long are for »Ilia; two plecea 2x4
Inch and fi feet long are tor ridge and
plate
The door In the roof can be
opened when the aun shines.
Sun­
shine la the best tonic known for lit­
tle pigs In early spring, and the door
% Irw« ow i'rwre.
’Won’t It be lovely when freirá
reigns throughout tbs world?" aba ex-
claimed
"Yes." repli.-d the man. "and I think
thered be money In bidding for the
guns and other junk th« nations would
have
to
aell —Philadelphia
Public
Ledger
PILES
"*l have suffered with piles for thirty
six years. One year ago la»t April 1 hr
gan taking Caacarets for c<>aatillation In
the course of a week 1 notke.1 the pile,
bagsa to diMpjirar and at the end of .is
Week» they did not trouble me aj al!
Caacareta have done WMdere f t me
I
am enUrely cured an I feel like a new
aaau ”
George Kryder, Napoleon, O
intmiiH'At iioonovna.
I» eaeentlal when tne aow needa at-
tentlon at plggltig time a» a mean»
<,f entran-e an I a» I» »ometlmee the
■ .i.«- a very has" eilt
Breeders* Oa
ictte
Feedlws Maawee Io l*la
Our people are perfectly satisfied
that they can put character Into milk
and cream and butter by feeding the
dairy COW a properly balanced ration
and all that ah« will property aland
The cow la »Imply a machine, the »oil
la »imply a machine, and the cabbage
head Is a machine Into which we can
put a certain amout of material and
turn out from It ao many dollar».
If
you feed thia vegetable matter, with
highgrade nitrogenous
manure
n..»a«t. Palsl.t'l. Potent. Tut. Good,
lie Hood N.v.r Sicken W.u.n or Gripe
lOr .tC- Me. N.V.C »‘ Id In bulk 1 h. ecu
Sin. l.blrt ,t.(lip**l C I.' C. truuuluU to
Sai. or your a-Ml l>. «.
DAISY FLY KILLER
Of a>ll dealer« or *-(K
Um
» I
W à« f». alfrg. Il
lad kilt« ail fil. •
t « .«w.1». < Fa»
it#»J,
n-glrn-
! a»«». 1 «Ml g
ien*e«. M a U«
Luttai. <*»«!»*■)
or tip ore,
i t ««‘ii -,.r
•
wt ythi.»g.
t»ni«-«4j rfToo*
1 i<><
it ntg
HAROLD SOMERS. 150 DeKalb A««.. BrackIjn, N. Y.
THE. OLD DELIAS LE1’
Ì
ronCATARRU............L ! ADnFR.
URINARŸ DECHARGES
etc .
MMNNN«n on ÎWIAL box by MAIL 50c
fnOM PLANTÛN 9? HCl «YSTOrWOKLYIlNYI
at
— ntWAPf OF CITATIONS
C. Gee Wo
Th Cinesi Doctor
•» w
leful mgii H««
xt«> M hfoBtudy ' t h«
i>p«TCiMI of
«nd Hark ar d
»• 1 tVifig the world th«
UenrUtof hia n « rvicwa.
Ne> It rtory. PoUon«
or Prugs Li«e4. Nc
fell«
or ( Utting
Csugrwn’e*« to c*.r« Catarrh, Aw’hma, l ung,
. aatkd teU rHvatft
lhBMMM • uf M n iuvii WuMMm,
A SUR’C CANCEK CURE
J
rworet* rd f r *m
Chitia «•(•?» «ur«
a:
<
I
ai.i
tn r.a a I T a.
If yr»u cannot rail, writ« for aymptioRi blank
and iu ruiar. Inc’.<»*• 4 r«tiU tn »larepp.
CORS<A.TATK>N THtt
The C. Gee Wo Medkine Co.
162
I irU M , car. Murri < n. P.atUnd, Or.
»*w»waM*BMamaiew-MMMwawasMBWMsM»^^
P N U
No. 34-OT
Ml’III < Wtiling t o-A-l «
Tf
)*$«M«|»»n tht« |> »p*r.
s plow««
LEADER PNEUMATIC
at
~T
EBxd
/.
ir?-
WATER SUi’PLY SYSTEMS
FOR COUN 1RY HOMES
*
of furnUb­
ai Th • tank U
in
h-« n ml Mgr th« b->u.Mi
■ • «> it» 'Ufff.rnagr <n*1 pnw.f
I Winter It twnre« Utth«.
It
' < *f* «huh it U
i ba
With, bhlt thrr«
H« whirl)
can make It pay.
Hairy lt»tM.
Butter methods are gradually gain
Ing
favor.
Working
to
the
best
advautag«
means using brains
Cold and overfeeding will kill the
young calf more quickly than any-
STOVER
GASOLINE
ENGINES
thing else-
Don't try to heop ft cow for milk
and beef, Hhft will disappoint you by -
ary time.
Ths
man
with
a
"dual
purpose"
dream usually wakes up to find that
hs la In ths beef business.
It’s just about a» hard to get a good
heifer out of a »crub aa It I» to make
water run up hill.
The creamery patron ha» hl» month-
ly cream check» while ths other fsl
low has the store bill.
The ordinary man may be judged
by th« company he
keeps, but the
dairy farmer la judged by the cows
he keeps
The t*»t way to Insure high prices
tor dairy products is to maks them ao
go <4 that the people can't help eating
them.
Full Line of
Implements
and
Vehicles
I
PORTLAND, OR.
SPOKANE, WN.
BOISE, IDAHO.
AGENTS
EVERYWHERE