The Santiam news., April 14, 1911, Image 6

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ATTRACTIVE FARM DWELLING
, CONVENIENT AND INEXPENSIVE
MANAGE SWINE FOR prof ' t
Good Sir»» Ar» Essential If Hi/Qt of
Highest Quality Are to Be Grown
—Variety of Feed.
Hog» can to made a profitable class
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CHINESE "HELLO GIRLS >» Earn This Suit in One Hocrl
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GIVE ME WO SING.
NO. UMPTY4TÍÍN.
Detailed Description of House Owned by Farmer in Ohio ■>f stock on most Wisconsin farms
That Muy !»« Built nt tin Approximate
• Itb proper breeding and car». rites
Cost of $2,B<M> to $3.000.
J G Fuller and A H Alexander of In Ban Francisco's Ch'nstown Girl» In
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tal»
W pp-4 •«
the agricultural experiment station of
Native Costume Attend Switch
the University of Wisconsin. In a bul
boards In a Pagode-Llke
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letln. No |»4. Issued by (be station
Each ange.
Hwln» production In Wisconsin Is gen
•rally carried on as a side line to otb
San Francisco, CaJ The strangest
•r kinds of farming principally dairy
"hello girl»" In the strangest tele­
log
phone exchange In the country ar» ten
For Wisconsin conditions ths lard little Chine»«
maids In Chinatown. In
, type la the most profitable to raise
this city
It
although In a few instances bacon change tn the Is the only foreign »1
United States, and was
hogs have brought good returns
built about a year ago jt i* on« of
Ooo4 Individuals of the Poland China.
the »how places <>f the section, always
Ihiroc Jersey. Berkshire or Chester
kept ready for inspection
White breeds ar» deelrable for breed
It is not an easy matter for the
The English Crtste.
Ing »lock
telephone company to secure these
Jason IIto*» (of Pittsburg» w»n.
Good sire» are very essentia! If bog« picturesque
but practical Chinese H y pot la. which of 'em bare you con­
of the highest quality are to be grown girls
It was almost unprecedented eluded to take, the Bari of oid par*
and a uniformly profitable herd built for any little maid from a Chine»»
Mis» Hy-
- up. according to the»« writers Only [ house to go out to business, but long or the Count Appoggiatura’
develop-
patta
—
I'm
going
to
await
pure-bred boars should be kept, and practice has proved that nlc« young
uaeats.
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If
th»
p
*r1
loses
his
veto,
these should be carefully seis, ted to girls are Indispensable to the tsle-
Insure prepotency. quality and sound I phone business, and It waa not likely maybe l'U take tbe CounL- L-eodou
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ties» ftow» must be carefully selected I that white girls would be sufficiently “ua* h
Unr»asonsbl«.
to Insure large and healthy Utters
I a- lualnted with tie Chinese language,
"Oom* along to b*d, Ethel. I'm euro
An Attrattiva Farm Dwelling
Rations for breeding swine must b« •o diplomacy, persuasion, concession»
planned according to the needs of the , to custom, tbs erection of a Joab and you wouldn't like tn keep the Ixard up
ItltllWlM KN )
iigi Ung plant may be Installed al a animals
The foods which will keep j many arguments had to ba tried to all night lust to listen to you."
One of the most convenient and coat of 1375
I both boars and sows In beat condition fill the positions In the new exchange
modern farmhouse« of moderate cost
A« Loth the heating and lighting ,rw preferable
Breeding animals | with the proper young person»
prefer a bl»
No
the writer ha» Men 1» owned by a plant» are entirely rafe easy to oner should te grown, not fattened ltoars
shirtwaists and no skirts and puffed
farmer In Ohio
It la comfortable ate and the expense of running them »nd sow» n< ed plenty of ezereUe and
hair do th»»» h»llo girls ar!opt for burd
THE KEYSTONE
and handsome, and the farmer end leas tian the cost of ot>eratlng or us a variety of nourishing food, but no
news wear, but their own comfortable
his family enjoy practl* ally all of the Ing oil lamps and atoves. It would fat forming materials
TO HEALTH
Corn alone Is and becoming Chinese costumes.
advantages that are to be found In seem that their use would pay. to say
a very poor feed for sows and should
IS
While the *wlt< bboard seems an In­
city homes
Tile house han few an nothing of the added comfort ami never t>e glvan exclusively
congruous setting for these Orientals,
glee and corners and It may be built pleasure derived from them
Tho amount of feed for the sow the rest of their background Is In har­
at an approximate cost of »3.800 Io
The furnace will without doubt pre- should be changed to suit her condl- mony An artistic sense and probably
STOMACH
13.000, and contain many of the Irn vent much sickness If the fresh •If
: lion, the amount Increased while she an «-ye to the commercial effect of
provements c-si ntlal to comfort, util shaft Is projvcrly Installed, and the
Is nursing a litter, and some wheat such an attractive showplace caused
Ity and beauty
gm K k U'»’ nl!l «nve tl.<- bo.in-eife : bran and otlm«al added to aid th« dt the constructors to make th« exchange
■The main or front part of the house much labor; al«o you will have a light
geative organa
Comfortable bed­ 1 »ideally Chinese In architecture and
Is IM fget square and the kitchen and equal to any city light. < 'ectriclty not
ding nbould I m > provided and th« sow decoration The exterior resembles a
pantry 14»3O feet The lower story la excepted
palace In China, consisting of three
; closely watched at farrow It g time
9 feet high and the second story M
The cellar has an Inside entrance
The care of young pigs la the foun pagi»das The Interior wool work Is In
feet S Inches
The exterior walls tinder the main stairway, also an out-
datlon for futtenlng th« market ant rough ct«l material finished In ebony,
■ re <-»>««r-d with shiplap I id lap »11 side entrance
i mal Common diseases and parasites and the walla are panel««! with glazed
Ing
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Root cellar, front room, etc, are can only be avoided by the constant, til« Highly colored fraaco daoorataa
roofs ire • •«»< -d with I-at grade of provided In the basement
regular us« of th» b- e* methods of pre the upper walls and th« inevitable
6 to 2 cedar shingles, that Is five of
The pantry Is so located that it pr* veutlon
Constant vigilance Is the dragon Is prominent Th« latest Occi­
shingles, when placed together vents the heat from entering the din
price of a clean swine herd Regular dental Ideas are carried out In the tel­
measure prac tlrally 2 Incl «-a st Ing room during the summer months
The Bitter» is a boon to
dipping, close observation to detect ephone equipment The Han Frnnclsco
thick ends
Th««« shingles will and contains cl Ina < loset with doors
telephone directory baa to have a spe­
the
early
stages
of
th«
various
< <>«t slightly more, but they will also oi«cryng
those in convalescence —
to dining room, cupboard. troubles, sanitary quarters and t>e<l cial section devoted to th« Chinatown
about three limes as long as th« fionr bln etc.
exchange.
but
printed
In
English,
In
-lli.g, with i-areful feeding, can alone
when a tonic and strength
2 shingles
All rnnmi are of good «Ire well
which you call for "China." whether
prevent serious losses.
All Interior side waVa
maker
is needed.
lighted, and ample closet room Is pro­
you want Wong Glut Tuck or Yoe Hing
receive three conta of
vided, also a good sized linen closet
or th« incongruous person Gay Wo. or
white finish
All doors
Try it and see.
The livingroom has an open fire­ MILK PRODUCTION IS COSTLY an American named Elmer Jone», who
sawed yellow pine The
place which also his smoke flue for
cornea to live In tho district. Instead
A word to the wise is sufficient
Ing mom. living room, hall and
li­ the furnace
The large arrhea con Connecticut Dairyman Who Ha» Not of by number th« Chinese call by
brary Is of birch with mahogany nectlng the dining ro- m. hall and liv­
name when they »»nt a connection.
Profited Much Through Hie Bust
stain
The kltr' en and pantry has ing room causes these room» to *e<-m
nets Tells Story.
The Chinatown exchange Is man- 1
bard pine trim with oil finish
larger thnn they really nre and with
aged by an American-t’orn Chinaman,
She Waa Not Surprised.
Entire second floor has pine trim sultabl« rugs, curtains, etc., a beauti­
A Connecticut dairyman writes the lx» Kum Shu who has been in th«
"Weren't you sorry when you
with flat tints except bathroom. which ful effect may be obtained
Rural New Yorker as follows, touch telephone business for tun years Th»
has enamel finish
The house has no fancy work, but Ing his eiperlence as to tho cost of Chinese are fond of telephoning and heard that Tolstoi was dead?" asked
Mr» Old cast1«.
"Ye».” replied her
A good solid limestone or cement when neatly painted will present a
patmulz» the companies to a remark
producing milk
host«««, as she pushed a I'lvU bracelet
foundation la placed under the house very good front and will not look nut
able
degree,
subscribing
for
the
best
This la my account for 190»: Aver
and a base-merit excavation under the of place on almost any building lot.
class of service In th«lr homes or up on her left arm. b«i< It was not
front part
A hot air furnace
1» and for many reasons thia building age price of cow. IS', I have 11 cows places of business. The Chinese gov­ at al! surprisin' Folks that go up In
but
give
Just
one
Milk
produced
In
placed In the basement, also a hallow seems «spacially a lapted to rural dis
th«m thing« are always sure to get a
one year, 2 500 quarts; »old at tour ernment last year sent over a dele­ fall sooner or 1a»er ”
wire lighting plant
I he furnac e and trlcts
. cent» In »ummvr and five cents In gation of Chinamen to study tele
winter, II12 5o Cost of feed. hay. two ¡ phony, and Las appropriated »20.000,-
Good Advice.
000 for a national system of telephou»
place In extensive agricultural areas ton», at SIH. »M; »even tona allag« st
W’« should all strive to enduro our
!» due to the discouragement of mar- 14 |2»: cost of grain, |3<; pastura and telegraph
troublos as cheorfully as we endur«
flage among farm workers, and the and bedding. I‘ depredation tn value
those of our friends
j
and
Intereat. Insurance, takes. »14. to WAX FIGURES SHOCK ANTHONY
refusal of employment to men with
families
i tai. »123 Thia leave« me in. debit.
That way Ilea (he decline of states In 50
Comstock Brings Law Upon Ownera
Two hours every day car’Ing milk
and the ruin of democracy.
If we
of Show Windows Who Exhibit
want growth In population, and the to city, wear and tear on horse and
Scantily Attired “DurnW'i»*."
perfect working out of the la-mo- wagon; we must whitewash our barns
cratlc Ideas underlying American In «nd keep clean; we must have brushes
New York — Several handsome
stltutlons we must reverse our meth- and clean towels, vaseline and modi-
oda, welcome rather than repel the clue when wanted, salt, etc
For all women hav» be«u on exhibition tor
The pitiful story was told recently •nan with a family, and be willing to thia we get a calf worth |2 and I» som» time In show windows on Broad
way All had good figures and posed
In • northern dally paper of an in­ share with him some portion of th* worth of uianur«.
In various advertisement a. llut they
dustrious and capable farm laborer opportunities of the farm
I know that I am not producing HB
who had answered several advertise
much milk per cow as some do. but all had extremely red cheeks and a
mrnts of farmers In need of Just such
Utmost Precautions Needed.
I know lota of others produce leas I bold, fixed stare In fact It *»» •»><>
rxperb-1-. i d service. !t. he «us al l.
Impure milk «111 be the result If th<* have been trying to weed out. but It la if a passerby came within their range
to rood' • but « h> »•• application w is utmost precautions are not taken In very hard to buy good cow», for It of vision they never took their eyes
rejected. In each Instance because he handling It and Impure milk neces­ seems that everybody la In the nani» off him. and their raiment was such
that In an emergency any one of them Made Safe by Lydia E. Pinkham’s
a wife and two small children sarily means that Its products will al busi nega,
Nobody «anta to s«ll a
farmers wanted neither women so be Impure and have very poor good cow. I am not in a position to might have taken off Salome without Vegetable Compound.
having taken off anything else
Bo keeping qualities It should be remem­ raise my own cow»
children alrout their farms
So some persons complained to
competent farm worker was bered that all contamination depends
(Iruniteville. Vt — "I was passing
Every farmer who wholesales milk
Anthony Comstock of the Society for through the Changwof Idteaiulsuffered
Oblige d to accept I employment In a upon some form of bacteria, * Mrh
at less than five cents per quart la in
from nervousness
city stable
are, present everywhere and w hlch a losing game, If I had »old my milk the Prevention of Vice Mr Comstock
atxl other annoying
went to the manufacturers who«»
It I* to lie fenred that this I« by no multiply very readily under certain
at five cents all the year round it ■how window» the women adorned
symptoms, and I
means an Isolated Instance
Human conditions and temperaturoa.
would be 1125 That would make me
can truly say that
and ordered the women out of the
kindness has been so far eliminated.
Lydia E. llnkham's
You understand that
come out even
In many cases, from the relationship
Windows.
Overlook Home-Grown Foods,
Vegetable Com­
I bave been selling my teed to my
between th« farmer and his hired
Mr Comstock told the manufactur­
pound has proved
By following along the lines of cows at leas than the market price
help, and that relationship has been aclcnllfic feeding many dairymen
er» they would be liable to arrest, and
worth mountains of
The only way for a man who produces
gold to me, as it
put so excluidvely on a hard business have overlooked the value of home-
if convicted, to fine and Imprisonment
milk Is to retail It himself or get out
reston-d my hcalttvs
basis, thal tho complaint Is common grown dairy foods and formed th«
If they permitted the women to reap
of the business
and strength. 1
that "th« fnrmer cares more for the habit of going to the mill and ev
pear In public
The manufacturer»
never forget to tell
comfort and happiness of his cattle chnaglng their milk check for pro
promptly agreed to keep the women
my friends what
Quality
and
Sir»
of
Egg.
and hogs than he does for the well- teln foods.
under cover
The women, thus sol­
Lydia E. Hnkhani't
b-dng of his men "
While food affects the quality of the emnly raided and convicted of Hu Vegetable Compounu has done for me
Under healthier condition» In rural
during this trying period. Complete
egg. It cannot Increase the size of propriety, were made of wax.
Carrier Pigeon In Long Flight.
life, the married workman would re­
Mr Comstock said:
"Many com­ restoration to health means so much
In a contest flight between < arrler th« egg You can always Increase tho
to me that for t’ sake of other suffer,
reive the same preference that he
pigeons a bird owned In I Ȏtroit, egg production by tending the proper plaints about the figures reached me ing women I am willing to make my
generally does from employer» In
kind
and
amount
of
food,
but
you
The exhibition was harmful to good trouble public so you may publish
Mich., flew »00 miles against a head
mercantile and manufacturing pur
wind between 4 30 a. m. and «•7 30 p cannot Indue« th« ben to lay a larger morals The figures were very objeo- this letter
Miri. < HAS. IUB a LAT.
suits, as being more reliable and leas
This tlonabl* 1 read th« 1** to the man El D., GranlU ville, Vt.
egg by methods of feeding
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likely to seek a change. If fairly well m. of the same day
come« by haredlty, and must be done who put the figure» tn the window»
No other medicine for woman’» illg
treated than the single man. Aside
bV methods of breeding from large egg and they wer« taken out. that'» alL"
has received such wide-apread and urn
Japanese Farmers.
from this, however, there Is a moral
qualified endorsement NO other med­
Of Japan's 4».00S,fiSS people. Sfl.SO»,- strains
■nd social obligation, resting at least
icine we know of has such a record
Trimp Cut Off Her Heir.
■a strongly on the farmer a« on any 000 are farmers. The »hole body Is
of cures as h is Lydia E. lTukham's
Dipping
Sheep
Effectively.
supported
by
a
cultivated
area
of
but
one «Ise. to encourage family life
RyesvIR«. O.—"Have you got a plec« Vegetable Compound.
Every foot of
To rid sheep of external parasite« of pie to apace’" asked a tramp when
among workers, and thus to promote 19.000 sqtiafn miles
For more than »» years it has been
stability tn rural population« and to •oil Is utilised*, the farmer la a special or the s<wb mite they should be dipped Mr» M C Krf»t answer««! » knock curing woman's ills such ss inflamm>
1st.
tn
e>ms
effective
dip
Coal
tar
dips
discourage th« nomadism among la
at the door 8h« told him to st«p Into ti»n. ulceration, fibroid tumors, irreg^
are effective, non poisonous and do the kitchen
borer» which Is the bane of our agri
There while h«r back ularities. perlixlic pains and nervous
Exercising th« Bull.
not ordinarily Injur« the wool They waa turned, th« tramp knocked her prostration, and it is unequalled for
cultural enterprises
are therefore considered among the down and cut off her hair Th« wom­ carrying women aaf.lv through the
Some men lead the bull about
It Is altogether probable that the
beat Befor* using all dips should &• an's scream* brought a crowd and th« period of change of life.
■etunI decline In population, shown yard dally for exercise The man
Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn. Maas.,
tested.
tramp was chased, but ba escap«4
by the last census to hav» taken ally get» moat of the exercise
HOSTETTER'S
BITTERS
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RACE SUICIDE
AMONG FARMERS
CHANGE
LIFE
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Iwvitrs all nick women to write
her for adv i<-e. Iler udvice 1» frtxa
and always helpful
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