The Santiam news., March 21, 1912, Image 6

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FEED LOT CONTRIBUTES MUCH
TOWARDS PROFIT IN CATTLE
Hoods Sarsaparilla
dlers. and all the high officials of gow
trtimitt protested against the objeo
lion. The Inscription showing that
Cur«* All Spring Ailmsnts.
Whc«-lrr was a major general of th«
Confederacy already had been cut Ink |
M'«. Marlon Bruce. Cumberland
M»
write*. "I have taken Hood's
tbe granite and tbe hope of the sat»
HarMparlila for a *r»at many years,
Biological Survey Docs Much to ones te that It will remain there at'
and 1 think It th» be«t blood medirlo*
Ther« Is No Placa on Efirms Where Gain, Can be Enten Up In
long as the , *anlte endures
th* world I taks it both spring and
Exterminate Them.
Qul.lor
>
*<.«llcnl
Plan
Is
l<>
Provide
Shed
That
f I
ì hla . mi w
ter and *|
I Went to Arlington st d read th«
was
In very poor health I was weak
X* Open to South and Wlndtljhl
Confederate servlre Inscription. B
• r.d had !-■•! all my appetii« and I was
North. West and Erl st.
leads the rest of the record of Wheel
all run down. A* a>cn a* 1 began to
VALUE OF BAILEY’S REPORT er'a
soldier service Below It appear! .
take Hood's Marsapartila my strength
« ba. k and my appetite returned.
the statement of the fact that Wheel
tlly It tf W KATIIEHJ«T<>Nr. I
and cotton seed meal »111 do thia to I cm now well, do my housework, and
er waa a major general la tbe Federal)
nu longer have that tired feeling "
Esperi Found Wh«r* the Animal* army at the time of bls death
li«| Carrots should be raised In quan'I- perfertj«»»
ilei II today In usual liquid f -rm or
of
cow
tfes
whenever
possible
as
they
are
a
If
you
have
plenty
•red and Advised the Slaying of
P»*S
Chocolated
tablets called Haraataba.
rests under tbe blue of the sky anf
[very
valuable
addition
to
the
feed
In
clover
or
alfalfa
on
the
farm
not
much
Their Young—Plan Saved
the gray of the clouds and be rests It
| making It palatable
They require use to spend money on bran or cotton
Stockman Vast Sum*.
good company
L»»va It er Take It.
A Hille ot, cak* I* s’:~d
light, sandy soil and with llltie cuili- seed ¡..»'«I
Not long ago th«re wa* levity
Me
bad
the poet's Instinct for leav-
at
all
times
|
ration
produce
large
crops
By GEORGE CLINTON.
In the usually grave senate whei
The best class of dairy cows cannot : lag practical matters to others Hut
IJnave.t meal In small quantities
Washington
The biological survey a bill was considered to penslot
or twice a week ke »pa horses In return a profit unless they have all' father to law lobe did not know thia,
of tbe agricultural department la much the widow* of several brave* of tb« 'once
,
"Look here, young fellow." he aald.
the clean and wholesome feed they
fine
condition
Interested just no* In the reports I Crow tribe of Indiana
Ths levity !
which come from the far west of tbe was caused by the nam»*, read alou< ' I asi winter we aaw a bunch of M can possibly consume at all time* 1 think H's about lima the date of
your marriage with my girl
during tbe winter
killing of cattle and sheep by wolves In the senate, of two of lhe widowed steers being fed on a farci ■
It
I*
a
mistake
to
keep
raw*
on
filed "
Aurora.
II!
These
cattle
stood
In
a
and coyote*
The wolf probably Is benwflclarlea of the bill Mrs. Hull
"Tee. perhap*.* the young
large lol on the side of a hill In mud scant ra'tun* during th* winter Th*
not no* as vexing as It was, although head and
tttbel
Mra
Rhavehead
"But I ana leaving that en­
for years th* slock raisers were tre- widows who profited were Mrs Uttlr up to their kn>-e*. The barn and all co* that goes through the winter on agreed
Its surroundings »»»« ** filthy as semi starvation rations suffers a shock tirely to Mabel "
mendously troubled by the foray« ot Eagle and .Mrs Hawkman
"Ah' la II to be a quiet or stylish
rould be imagined and *e w«re not from which her system Is very slow
I be anlitetla Tbs wolves In the Jack-
Tbe husbands of these Indian worn
son Hole region, however, Just now en won pensiotis for tbrtn In an en surprised when the owner. iooMng In recovering, end If the half ration* wedding •”
“1 think, sir." answered the young
are preying on the elk
Home years gsgrtnent In which there was neithel gloomily over hl* cattle, remarked 'T
man quietly. "1 can leave that safely
never seemed to hit off steer feeding
ago there were few wolves In this sec- time nor reason for levity
HuilbeaZ
In th« hands of Mrs Bullion."
Hon and the elk were the prey of the fought ns well as did ths hero of fie to any great advantage"
"Tea. quit« so!" nodded Mr
Heavily timbered
land doe«
mountain Ilona, or. more properly tlon. snd perhaps history. Front d<
Hon
"Put a young fellow generally
speaking, the pumas
Now this tdg Boeuf, bis namtsake. of whom al | make good f«>*,llng ground for cattle
ha*
sc
its Ides with regard to the ex­
because
the
sun
cannot
dry
out
the
cat tribe has been pretty nearly killed readers of Bratt know
Rhaveheat!
pense-bridesmaids' gifts, you know.
off and tbe wolves have spi«-ared to was not '«.xitid to Bullbead In hit ground s* quickly as an open lot
And. by ths way. what la your in­
The best fteding shed for cattle I*
take their place
flslitlng. nor yet were the other Crow
come
T"
one
that
1*
wind
tight
on
th»
north,
The wolf plague a* It affected the Indiana -.ho. with their leaders, fall Jr
A Mandy Fead Carrier.
Well. that, str." said the young
etock raisers was In part done away ’!.« flg' » at >h.. time that the attempt east and west and entirely open OU
are continued any length of time her man modestly. "I am having entirely
with through the effort* of the l»lo- - . ■
a . ' ’
<,!li the south
Of course a paved feed lot Is an milk giving capacity for the approach to you"
logical survey, which on one or two ' camp on tbe Grand river, llecetnbet
tvpenslv* proposition at the atari. but Ing freshening period la materially de­
occasions congress has attempted to 13. B90
Yow [;ti Used Cve T.-j M j - im Eyi Raced»
w I| h - out ot existence
Recently, how
It was a repvrt of Colonel Fechet we believe that on a reasonable cost creased
•<*» Nm.*riu»*r >••«!• Flue -Art«
ukrkiy. Try
Good feeding do*« not mean the t f««r Hr«!. Weak. Wairry Kyra and O tmu *
«•ver. the lawmakers have taken more now d«-ad. that brought about the fveti the profit will more thsn justify the
ate-v! KyHld* il u«tratr*l
in rack l*a«-k«|
high
rows
should
bo
stuffed
with
kind> to the work of the survey, a sloning of the widows of the Indlant ex|>ense Even If « man cannot nff ird
hgr
Murn.* I* .-tvitii** un<!rd by cur <»« uiu*lu
» h >< a 1‘atrnt M««ilctiir
!»at u»r«l In auo
kindliness which developed because ot < :
u . r
•;? ! ,
Oat I». . < mh.-l to pave his f*-»d lot h* esn drain II prl< ed grain feeds but coaxed to con-
_
»1. »an*’
f<»r many «rar*.
’ •»••Tut : >*hy«l
the support Will, h Ihc survey r. ■ rlx-s day a little over twenty two years ago with tiling and by the addition of sums enough roughage and ■ cheap
«!a»l|ca!r«L tu
to inr
thr pumir
puhhr I»nu
and mild by
b
If* «« I S.»w
Sv»W <!e»ll>*ale«t
inriilj
(>r »»«!•••
at
Sfrr
»»>!
|n-r **
lAi’Ul«.
feeda
to
keep
them
In
good,
from the farmers and ranchmen ot the
gravel,
and
small,
smooth
stones
Im
_
_
7
M urine
The pension bill by which Mary
Kyr Mal«r In AM-ptle Tul*«, Xie and 60c.
condition
at
all
times
country.
Itullhead at.d Annie Rhaveh<-nd anf prove Its cutidltlon at very small cost
Murine Eyo Rotnotly Co., Chicago
Home years ago Vernon W lialioy the rest profit was before rangresi
Oats make an Ideal feed for the
of th* survey went west with the sane for years, but uo action could be se lamb during the winter, but he needs
Irresistible Earnestness.
tl.m of the biological ottlilala and of | cured
about only a pound a day to keep In
How can any man be weak who
President Itoosevelt
Mr llallcy un
he
must
fine
condition
In
addition
Picturesque Names Changed
i Jaree to be at all? Even the tender-
dertook to find a means by which the
No white man ever fought bettet have clover hay or alfalfa or corn fod
! est plants force tbelr way up through
wolves might be exterminate.], or. at , than did the red man on the Gran« | der and turnips and other root* a-
¡the hard« st «srth, and the cflevlces of
any rate decreased In number* with river, Standing Rock agency, just let least three limes a week
Moaaa< tiuMCC's Spoetali*« »tiferà 'ro. k. b’:t a tran no materia! power
out making a recourse to |>c|»on nec days 1» fore two troops of the Heventt|
A very bandy wheelbarrow for the
From Familiar Methods
can reslrt. What a w,dg*. what a
«weary
There had t>«-*n a constant cavalry were practically wiped out ot feed lot can be mad* of either wood
in Fertiliser end
beetle, what a catapult la an earnest
warfare on th* part ot some of tbe egiatenew by the braves of Big Foot tr Iron
The frame should be very
Prvparnllon.
What can resist him?"—Tto
man!
western senat. r* and representatives on Wounded Knee creek.
Iron makes a
Indlat strong, but not heavy
re.»u.
against the government s |x>llcy of set­ num.« are always picturesque, bu' strong frame and very light
It can
Dr J »Tsher of Fitchburg. Maas.. I»
ting aside forest reserve* One of the when the white man starts In wilt be made in four sections and tx>lte<!
M'-rhen wl'l find Mr« Winslow*» Ax-thtn«
very successful In growing large crops Syrur ih* V-st r
arguments used against the preserves the wnt«r of his baptismal fount th« together
i--t ?r ihsir UoHnj
The
Iron
hoop
should
be
I
taring
i'.s u-etl4uy jwrlud.
of
potatoes,
and
be
varies
from
our
waa that they were the breeding piarca ’ pirturesqueness la tlkrly to be waabe< made of oneilghth Inch iron and I*
of large numbers of wolves who. from , away with the savage sin. Iler« ar« of a sire to admit a rommon flour familiar method* principally tn hl* fer
Hostlie Relation*.
the forest r«rce*«es. forayed uh the the nsT«s of some of the red met barrel up to the second row of hoop* till»«-r formula, the preparation and
Jark Perklm -Wl.at rnlntlona exist
planting of the seed F’ llowlng Is the
stock
i who won medals One of tbe leaden The barrel can easily be put In and
between jou and Ml«« Rlchlelgh”
formula:
Young Wolves Slain In Dens
i In lhe fight of Hitting Bull's camp wa» taken out The wheel should be made
Tom l’ex .< Her father and mother.
. Two hundred and twenty five |x>un<l«
Mr Halley made a thorough Inve* < known as Take the Hat; now be It of wood with a very broad tire, not
of sulphate ammonia. 7So pound* til —Boa ton Transcript.
ligation and he found out the wolves plain ivennia
Rwlft llawk has be ■ les* thau three Inches and four Inches
»rate of soda. ISO pound* Houth Caro­
did not make their delis in the forest, come Hugh. White Buffalo Is Luk« i would be better If lhe frame Is made
He Knew Her,
lina floats, ASo pounds acid ph.vs-
but that they raised their young in and Soldier I* Eugene
of Iron, the band!««* can be made of
Mrs GslMe I net Mr Brown to­
¡.hate, ISO pounds sulphate of |>otaah.
the shelter of rocky cave* In the open
Colonel Fc«het. who made a re por wood and bolttHl on
Wood la better
ISO pounds sulphate magnesia; 200 day while I was (hopping
country
lie suggested the searching on the bravery of Bullhead, Hhave for this purpvae.
a’. 4M
pounds
airalacktHl lime. “.375 pound*
out of the den* and lhe killing of the head and the others, bad very little tr
Ito you know that some of the
you bare t . •:>v •
young wolves Ho told the section* of ssy about hla own part of the affair smaller packing house* which cater coating about l«>
Two-thirds of thia formula will be
lhe country in which the den* were to which ended In the killing of Hittint to first class trade at home and
Act at Once.
spread
broadcast and will be hamowed
tw found, and a* a r«wult of hla report Bull and the dispersing of hla follow abroad will not buy swill fed bogs at
I>ef»r not till tomorrow to bo wise;
thousand* of the young of the wolves Ing The colonel in fact waa conlent sny cost* They want animals that are In before planting The seed potatoes
have been killed and hundrawla of to praise everybody but himself foi fed on clean corn, roughage. route and are treated with tbe corrosive subll tomorrow s sun to thee may never
mate solution to prevent scab, then rise.—William Congreve
thousands of dollars’ worth of stock the work done, and the chances are water.
spread in a greenhouse and al!ow«*d to
has been saved from destruction
that no senator on the floor remem
Th
uf <'tr» dlr every
We do not think much of the skim sprout several weeks At planting time
Hpeaklng atx.ut wolves and puma* bered the part which this Amrricar milk that cotne* from the creameries
<*«r
< •»u»uru|>tioit result* fritti» a nr.*-
Í
make* one think ot bears
llown in army offleer played In that drama ot for feeding hog* In many of these the seed I* cut and only one sprout r< tr«l < til l on thr luujjf • Jlaitihn« Wi» rtf
«Ülrurv theM* r«4 I«. Jti«l rub it into
lhe national museum they have the the plains which served as a curt alt creatuerlrs, washing powder* are used left on each piece, the surplus sprout* ¡Oil
I eIng purposely broken off l>r Fish 11 be c I Mr*-! and draw <iui the hi flan» ma I iuiu
AJt> and skull of what Is called the rulsir for the last great Hloux war
for cleaning the machinery. and thia er considers a potatoe the »lie of a
It waa shot by Col
loulalana t>ear
Colonel Fechet's Evplolt.
I* very Injurious to hogs
To Keep Nuts Fresh.
marble, which haa txw*n •tarted tn thia
onel Roosevelt some years ago and
It wa* a bitter December night wher
Hklm milk that la separat«»d on the
If walnut* or any other k
sprout
beet
way
and
all
but
the
eent to the national museum authort- the little company of Indian police al farm cannot be beaten for faedtaff
nuts are packed In layer* of sand
rubbed off. as very good seed
Mr Roosevelt had an Idea that Standing Rock agency waa sent ou<
ties
Furrowing out Is done with a horse and kept In a cool place they will
Ibis bear represented a distinct spe under order* to arrest Hitting Bull
hoe and the seed Is planted under a keep fresh for an Indefinite period
cdM. one which It wa* ausptrcted only The war department officials thought
line, giving perfectly straight rows Bosk them tn warm water for an hour
wtsted In America. Nearly one nun- It was better that th* Indian pullet
and exact distance l«tw»,n plant* before using If you would have them
dr«M years ago an Englishman bad should attempt to arrest the great
peel ■ « If they had Just been ga'ts
Each «e«-d piece la art upright and
maintained that the cane brake* of Hloux chief and medicine man ratbei
»red fresh from the tree
two
Incbea
of
covered
with
about
Ixvulslan* had a bear different from than to send white *roops into th«
earth; the remaining third of the far-
th.- ordinary black bear of the eastern field to scrampllsh the arrest.
Clame Mountain Ra’lroada.
tlllxer la now »faltered in the drill
t’nlted State«. He was disputed by
There «»re <3 braves In the Indtar
The Swiss peasants are of the
lhe scientists of Amerl. a and th« con police band, snd when they came t<
an<l covered by running tbe horse hoe
splnlon that the constant shrinkage of
truvemy waged hot tor a while and the camp of Hitting Bull they ran ut
I .etween the row* The horse wec-drr
pigs calve* and poultry II I* a shame
the Alpine glaciers Is due to the build-
then coo!e«l off and virtually was for against ICO Rlvux. The medicine mac
cultivator are ured so frequently
and
to allow a single gallon of It to ea
'ng of mountain railroad*.
gotten
and thoroughly a* to avoid hand hue-
was killed at the first exchange ol cape
AV hen Colonel Roosevelt sent hl* shots and the most famous Hloux In ,
Russian Limit for Marriage.
An Illinois farmer writes to know Ing
bear to Ihr national muaeum with hla dlan. of comparatively recent history
No person over so years of age ran
If untbreshed w heat Is a good feed for
word of belief that It might t-e a new at least, went where It la hoped th«
marry In II sala, according to tbs law
hog*
We think not
If wto-at I* to
species there was an Immediate study buffalos are plenty
of that country.
be fed at all. better thr.-sh and either
<g the subject, and nnnlly it was dis-
The police routed Rltttng Bull's fol soak or boll It
Hut we do not be
«•overed that the Englishman was lowers, but they were sp»«x!lly rein
lleve that wheat was ever Intended for
right and that the country east of the forrwd by another band of Hloux, an<
bog feed.
Mississippi river, Instead of having the police were compelled to barrlcadt
Cattle that are allowed to run on Good. Strong and Virerons Ani­
only one species of bear, has two, a themselves tn some log huts, frotr
mals May be Ils «<1 Whsu
fact which may not seeru to be Impor­ which they held off the swarmln» green beet crop* often scour so badly
Only F. Ig h Issa
tant to the laymen. teli which la of horde until Fechet, then a captain ol that they are set back from two to
Months Old.
They do not like the
Immense importance apparently to the Eighth cavalry, reached the seen« four weeks
with two troops of horse. Fechet had dried and cured crop* so well but will
the scientists.
Ifly W M KKt.t.KY »
« as gon« Into the field with hla troops tt eat them If forced to and they make
Rome time ago attention
Actual experience I* the liest guidi
a fairly good ration
called to a bill Introduced In the await the arrival of a courier wilt
English feeders raise large quan for a breeder to follow a* to the time
senate providing for payment by the news of Hitting Bull's arrest Th«
titles
of turnips, mangles and other that hla animal* will reach maturity
courier
came
headlong
and
almost
Hie government to certain officers of
TOK 51CK COWS
root*.
In the fall they dig enough for for breeding purposes
speechless
Finally
he
told
his
tale
the Confederate service who had suf­
|<* alt Ik y few» g!*« emit ap¡k. mah« »l<br«
Some
assert
that
breeding
animala
the
cattle
and
leave
scattered
through
Barn*. »n4 r«^«h« U m tat«
K(JW KU1 Im
fered It was said many hardships Hitting Bull «as dead, many of the In
cannot be
b* brought to maturity at
< « •»*<! « tve. •«.« • » • 4
It
*
w hile prisoners, and had suffered them dlan police were killed and the real out the field enough to keep the sheep
4
<«««ivf
at
4
(gorradiva
«*»»•*•
a»4 *•*«• »?
eighteen m< nth* of age and have
Home
feeder*
allow
were
surrounded
by
hordes
of
Hloux
[
busy
for
weeks
contrary to the usages of warfare. It
là« «ath« »»•»♦•»
A podHisd
a*4 p*»«»-
good muscle, tone and vigor; but I
um ksd LlHT APPBTITB. BIAXIMNBU.
was also said that If a bill of thia hind and tn momentary danger of being the sheep to dig them out of the
believe
that
it
I*
possible
to
breed
for
I ground while others dig them
ABoarioM.Bcouaa. »tue fbvbb * *«4 «n
had been Introduced years ago that slain.
«Mlw» •Ugniti bat tap
K'Vf» •* MnkiaK
good, strong and vigorous i animals
Captain Fechet had with him twe them. The latter plan la the best
It would have been made the subject
<o*«.
TV«M«h
r»«»Atas m B«»4a uw« ik«u
that
have
them
matured
at
and
to
_
___
_
_
_
__
__
twv
troops,
a
light
field
piece
and
an
am
1
Many
cattle
feeders
who
do
not
of long and heated debates on the
b«a M f» K<>Vb St Ì I
accident happened
th« Have that silage la a g- od feed will age
Be « m « »«
I m —t vat«aèle f*w kxwA,
floor of congress The war, however, bulance J An
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----- 2. to 12_.
soft,
Tie animal *111 not be
tut
M<M«y Fr«a T mi
“
‘i with
wheels of the artillery limber cheat continue to stuff th«lr animals
seems to be a long time In the past.
If will be well developed In bone an<l
DAIRY ASSOCIATION CO, Mi RS.
It waa only recently, however, that and It was necnsary to attach th« rarn fodder or timothy hay
muscle If a proper system of feeding
Liadeavük. VL, V. S. A.
objection waa raised by a few suber­ trail of the pl«-ee to tbe rear of th* these men would take the pains to
dinale official* in the war department ambulance In order to move the gun -onduct a careful experiment they Is maintained
The Idea that pigs must be two ot
would quickly discover that silage
to cutting Into the monument over the to the front.
Handicapped In thia way. the ram ' yven a* a feed would beat corn three years old to have good bone and
grave of Gen. Joe Wheeler In Arllng-
muscle I« along the same lines as to
Magarle« Standard.
ton word* which would show that be inand made • ride of 42 miles over ths fodder
We have bad scant opportun 111*«
had been a major general In the cmgbest possible trails In tb« black [ Silage fed alone la not Idea) for fat the Idea that »hey must be fei hilt
armed force« of th« Confederacy. If ncss of a winter night Fechet's ram tenlng steers It contains a large ex ration* for months In order that they *or observation, but personally wa
these official* hoped to have their way mand routed the attacking Indians and -•«» of carbo-hydrates snd some nitro will have an opportunity to deve'.op lave never seen underwear fit a* per-
they soon found out that It wa* to be rescued tbe police besieged In th* gen must be put Into th.» feed to even stamina ard te In ibape to finish on *ecUy anywhere a* In the magasIncA
It up Roy bean*, clover, alfalfa hay full ration*.
denied them, for many federal sol hut*.
«-Galveston Nava.
WAR ON THE WOLVES
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MANURING FOR
GOOD POTATOES
POINTERS FOR
SWINE BREEDER
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