Sir ' M* /
aS* -
NEW TYPE OF ALFALFA.
May
Me Qrown twccecafviHy In
Ran •«■la ef the toot.
Hard
Ths I alfalfs may tw grown so.«ewe
Cha*. Lyon i* reported aa «loing
nicely on the r««ad to recovery from fully tn the bard pan mills of the east
la the ron.luat.iti reached by »tlwrts
an operation for trail »tone*.
after study of climate, soli and roottl
<kme
“A particular typ* uf «e*d foe
-Mr*. W R Homer an«! children
•very aulì and every climate' to one of
are nailing at the home of .Mr* the axioma <«f awalern farmin*, and ex
pert» sraerv that many failure« of al
I4011 thia week
taifa -ropa in the east have tiren he
A. M D*vid*un. of the flrm of i cause the seed i«ed has been adapted
Davidson A Evon, return«-«! home \ neither to the climate nor lhe *dl A
The Tahcea-Week Editto*
type of plant recently has teen de
from MbMouri .Monday, bringing' veloped 'hai will thrive In lb* east
oí Tbe New York World
with him hl* «laughter.
It to pointed <>ut that the iartaG<>ua
In alfalfa are shown In the sellerai
ftastwaly a Dady M Iks Fnrs si •
Hauser Brother», of Sal««m, are hardlnewi <»r t ,* plant, the root system
visiting their aiater. Mr* I. E Bel the plan* where the biuta start out atei
tb* general ability of the plant to re
linger thia w«-s*k.
Wsskly
Ns Other Newrpapas ■ Ike Wsvte Cress
Sa Merk News si Se Lew a Frws
atot unfavorable «amdlthms
Georg»- Hawk ami family are vioit-
ing friend* ami relative* in ami
The year 1914 ha* lieen the most
amund Sweet Home.
extraordinary in the history of
John Bowser. of Illinois. I*
modern times It has wilmraoed the
outbreak of the great European war. ing hi* brother S W Bowser
a struggle no titanic that it make*
all other* look small.
You live in momentous time* and
you should not nils* any of the tre­
mendous event* that are occurring.
No other newspaper will inform you
with th«* promptaera and chea|»tM*«*
of the Thriro-a-Week Edition of th««
New York World.
Moreover, a
year’* *ul»acription will take you far
into our next presidential campaign
The Thrice-a-Week World’* regu­
lar Huhswription price is only fl per
year and thia payo for 156 j»apeni.
We offer this tinei|uall»*d newapa|u-r
anil The Scio Tribune together for
$1.90
The regular price ia $2.25.
Alfalfa to
j prarforod largely in the «v~l and south
we«t under Irrigation and under ramdl
‘
Ilona ahkt. make It entirely passslbto
for the grower to entro! the water
content In the anil, thereby insuring
the proper moia tn re rondlGon nero»
sarv to the maturity of the seed Much
of the wed In th* east comes from
Quite a numlw'r of t»e<iph- have southern points and ia not ilealrabl*
Observation has proved that the
gathered at the summer resort tn
types of alfalfa plant whbb survived
the mountain* above here. i'a*ca>iia
and grew under eastern conditions
ha* i»««ci>iue a famous resort in the were those l*|«e* With a -prea.llfig P«it
•ummer
It i* reported that the system wbl. h could malst the soil con
dltton« and the alternate freeslng and
camp grounds are tilling fast.
'hawing of eastern winter«
One authority says “There la a tend
epey tn a single tap mot In all type«
For Sale
of alfalfa The differen-e between the
varino« kind« I« emi>ha«l»ed by a more
nt less striking difference in the root
A valuable fartn 310 acre*, MX
struclnre of the plant
The main ron
mile* west of
190 acre« «Mentirai tn choosing a type nt alfalfa
oak er uh Is that the mot structure of the tri»
in cultivation
•elected shraild he adapted to the
pasture land. Fair hi»u«e and tarn
In Which the seed I« 111 be plstiled
gixal small orchard, within one-half
"After much ex|<erimentall»a the
mile of railroad, on R. F. D. route emwa root formation was developrd
This with Its many aide root* make«
The farm ha* go-al naturai drainage
It exactly the kind of « plant m adap*
and i* regarded as one of the I m «*1 Itself to on«tem «oli and climatic coo
farm* in that locality. All of the ■fit Iona and has «olici the problem nt
•astern winter kill “
Lebanon.
balance
fif |l»r * b.n.lvhrd »i-.l blahtlug II wiTh
• hnibe nini in» «
If nuraerv stock te re. eived t* a ffry
■irallihm thociuivhli wet thè pianta
«mi elther hrel tbr.,. la or poi tbem te
« cna.l n».il«t rollar tnr a few dava
A <-•»! lawa I»
ured hv «--wing *
tb»n>tighii »eli ptvparad rich «oli wm>
f..rt» twn t"««it»d- -if pure Kentucky
<>*Ur ier i«» Ave |«e»nda »f «ulld radtiip
«nd Ih ree p. mi rat. ..f whlte dover |ier
..■tv
«i- « «• « -i a« thr land cag he
«rl| Pictatml rak. thr «.-ed In well
• u.t r.»ll tight Ir
1« Rn« <‘*ily Aaand
ll-.rtk-iiliurtet Vnireralty l'ara».
Farm and
Garden
s « i >>>****»*
THE FARMER AND THE CROW.
V.rtusa et t*o ■ -»* Are •eqlnoin* la
0« Rsca*n«red
|Prr|ars«t k> ih« trnliad Atatsa dopar«
sani af agricoltura. ]
None ut
or native btrds so much
..»n erns Ibe average tarmar nf thè
eas'ern «tetes s. thè ititi»moti crww
Msuy of aur pre«eut crlttctome nf ibis
iilr»l. aa Ita pulllng «pnmtlng cor*, feed
Itqt ou rlpenlng ear« damaglu* fruita
of vsrlous kln<l« desitti.vlug t»ultry
alni • lld hlnls ami dtoaemltuHIn* dia
na«ew of live stock, were .«unmon cnm
pialliti- in tire daya of thè earty colo
ntota
cmw
If y<»u want th«- Oregonian. the
Journal or the Telegram, we will cultivated lan-i ha» txvti «e«-<taj to
i
furnish it to you at leas than clover. For price ami term* write
Air Treat"»»«»« Fa» M>lk Fave».
“bargain clay" rate*, providing you or nee
The Scio Tribune.
An et®, lent apparatus for Alvin* the
are a itulatcrilwr to The Tribune.
Scio, Ore air cure for milk fever may lie rlgg-d
COfIMililB
wilt
C
l»rfk-!
up in a few nilnuio»
Kerry man who
kwpr cow« should have a milking
The only other
tube alwaya at baud
things necessari are
wide nv>utb<ai
bottle two piece* 1
tn bln*, either
giess -W other material i. an air pump
of some kind, oom* absorbent rotton.
some rubber tubiti* and a little rar
bolle acid The sketch «h»w. h->w the
• i
». in
»» fle-ftUM»«»
'f
H. B. CHESS
ATTORNEY AT LAW
IfWAfte tug«n-v»
The« say I ba I action anal reeatum
are always equal
On.
Ira
William G. Amos
owe of
my
stvvaturo
Mini ■if to orata «nd I’m
I 'Ittatmrg h t dopet*"«
rt-.u
WH et the Fi
DENTIST
< Iregon
Mauri fatte
N. M. Newport
Attorney at law
tciTT arroKNKYi
The pult, »man bad a gambler by th*
arm and was waiting for the patrol
wagon to arrivo
-Wtet are you fiotagF asked a
friend of the officer who happened to
he passing
“I am holding a card party." replied
th* cop Ruston Transcript
Imprwving th* Maekbaw*.
Although the following aoonti*
an Irish pun It te ereditati to ■■ A
lean ciergrtnaa
“Tatrlotlam la the baráteme of the
f'nlted Ft*tea" quoth the mlntetav
Ills -..ngrrgstlon n-«dded a allaet a*
provai
"And what we have to do la to trai*
that backbone and tiring It I» tbe
front ' Boaion HvraML
You May Pay Less
BUT YOU WILL NOT GET WORK
THAT IS SO GOOD AS WE
IM)
You May Pay More
BUT YOU WILL NOT GET WORK
THAT’S ANY BETTER IF AS GOOD
Throe atatementa refer to Job and
Book Printing
Y Our facilities are
complete. * We use <>nlv the brat of
material, and our pricro are right for
fl rat ciao* work. We do no other kind
Y We alwaya aatiafy our cuatomer*.
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
al«» l»a»e is-en uiatters of re- ord fot
in <uy yeai
lu rssent tlmes b<>wev*r,
s< b-iitin. «imly ut Illesa problema. In
eludilo, thè rkaiulnatbiU of tbe stilili
a< hs ut burnì rxnts of cruwn «e. urwl
in etery uw-iuti uf tbe >*ar and under
a »arlety ut coiidltloa*. tu»« vuabled us
lo rondar a much (sitar «erriti i than
*• (otmerly |»>a»s|ble
'l lie er«iW ls piaitkally ■ituniturotm
Durtug »(»ring ami early •ummet any
forrn .»( Itiw-et lite «rem» lo m.ike a
tcnirabir itpni in Ita dl.-t, and in wlnter
wli.-ri bar<l pres-wt nothlng In thè ani '
tnil or »egetabl* klngd-itn* whlch <-on
min» a oiursel of nulr'.ment te over
Mnked.
1 br Inserì finsi of thè cruw whi- b
c«»iu| rlnes «haittl a fifth of it. yearly
•u«trnnn«r dova much to atone for Its
I ira '«hot »per*
mld-'iiii'i bora
May
lievi he alni tbctr larvae (while grubat
caterpillar» xroevUa nod wireworma
In I.Illfl atom
•temi uni pouiiim-ntly
ai li« vxamlned th<-«e ulghlv Injurloua
fu ma i<impti»c<l over ■*» i«er ir ut uf
tbe Itiavet faud. lira »shopper» are nato
ra'b tnk.-n In grvuteat abumtan«» late
apparatus to put together
llie pur
is«** to to thoroughly filter ibe air In ilo- «ra««m tkqitemtwr belng thè
through the -v»tton. thus freeing II from month of largasi conaumptlon. wben
all dust amt germ*
The < arbullc arid tbey furm sl«Mit a fiflh <>f tb* total
May lavile* and whlte grilla
to to be put Into th* taMl-.m of the forai
ara ««*ten in every monib *x-ept Janu
hottie, ao as to partly saturate the - ot
ton
Never Use a milking tube for sry bui m eur must prumlnently In
In Juiie • nterpiilnr« are a favor
either milk fev«< or auy -itlier trouble M*y
without thormi.-hly doanitic am! «terll i Ite finsi ami weevlja of vari*** klmi*
takeu
m
vary tn*
qoantttta*
Ixlng If
Neglei t of tbl« prss-autton are
tliiiHigliout
««immer
and
fall
About
may lone y«»u a row
Pump tbe udder
full enough ao that It la Ju«t !•*••. tmt hair of tbr remaining Ä per «-ent of
got atratned with pressure
It will ln»««"t final la eotnp«i**d uf tmued. lai
often be necessary to rvprat the opera I ground laa tles. ladybird» predarono*
bug* atei i»ira«ltl< wa«|m. and roiated
lion aeveral times Mell and Hreeee
forma, tbe resi c.»t»«lstlng of neuiral
or injurhai« forra*.
Numeroua I*
«tam'ws are on rw-ord wbero Helda
liadl» Infcwtral w Ith whlte grulle or
gra-*shop|ier» bave m-vu fkvorit* reourt*
of <-ri»w*. wbose «oracity baa resolted
in a tuatertel «iippre-«l-'n of thè prat
!z>ok after worn spots --n the lawn
W ben tbe araount of food requlrerl to
Manner them well and «|wde deeply
«u«tnln thr Individuai crow te co*
Rake and sow grnaa aeed
• Id.-red thè Work of Ihrwe blrd* ap
Home of the m-blxanthu« hybrid* are
pear» all tbe more impoTtanL Rlngl*
striking Aowera They may he used aa
•tornai ha i-outaluing upward of flfty
cut Aowera anal alwaya «ttract alien
grn«sh-'pl>rr» «re n«d un- ■-mino*. Thu»
lion
In II» 1 hot. e of Iti-e-1 food tb* crow te
Golden Bantam la one of the beat
rendering an Imi» irta ni servir» lo Ih*
early sweet corns
It la not quite ao
early *a Peep o' Day hut la of better farmet
In thè «eher animai fonti of tb*
quality
Ret out a at raw twerv r*d aa warn aa <r»w aro «eversi Iteiua of tb* uunoat
eeonoutlr ln>|e»rtam e Hpi«lera are tak*n
the «Ml ran he wnrkc-t «nd
in . utisblerable number» In May «nd
Nenatnv f»unlap
«mured
Jun*. bui thè »rari) total I* • Ulti»
variety
over I per - rnt «*f tbe food. la aarly
After
agri«« era*ft*ti v*
I ORCHARO AND GARDEN
»SS -
RE t
V’.T'"
Merahaet *hipe' Flag*.
Tike Hrttlab mcr antUe ting Is known
familiarly aa the red eroign
Htrfc t-
ly s|>eakiu*. ao Inland |**-rs*-n baa any
right to fly the rol .'Uslgu anborv. tl»«
•Illy flag peruiloelbie la-ing the plalu
uiik.n Jack, which Ute .*nilnar) i ltiarii
often files U|wld.’ down
The red ru
sign has Ila olili tal status fruii» the
•»Ik is of two ipiiH'ti. ijiiou Anna In
libi and yuevu V »■ tori.» In IMH
Th* men bant mm of the «ulotiira
generally tiar the red en««.ii also but
by pertui«*l«iii of tbr admiralty may
a>ld the badge of the i«*l*»ny
in tbr
fly “ Motne nntloik* bave «|w* lai met
cantil* marión flags, but not all
¡'in
I'nllrvl Mtate» fing, for liislan. v to the
stara and strip«» fur all m-vank»**
I h.- tii rui 1» 11»« r-alitili- tin, of black,
while and reti ila le« nnly from |S*l
symbolises the liakili ts'l w cell
llotivnuillrrn bini k ami wldh »ml tin-
red and »»bite of tit«- llaiiM-mic league
The Itusslan men alitile tin.. Inlrtalucvd
by Teter the Great, waa originally the
Imt-h flag, familiar to him from bls
studies In Holland. rvier«e«l Mier the
arrangement of the three colon waa
varied
|g»nd<»n Gioi-v
Qiving Him a Tip
i IM-W
‘ m V’
Mangala as a S<•«.»- Feed.
The tuaugel crop to a ln-avy y Ich tor.
am! it ia .«mahim-d to la* <>ne <>f tho
most satlafaetury uf the r.«»l cru|»a for
rattle
«a>a the Iowa lliuuratrad
llor««<s «bi not like tninigvla «ery welt
ami even If they did the crop is too
water» to us.- In lantv «tuatititk-a Of
courwe II can hardly '«■ said that this
- rot» ran br made to take th* place
of corp In the «’cutral w. «i «nd umb-r
ordinary condition* maniría ran tie
used n«Uy t* supplement* t «piantiti«-»
for coiva, young .-attic uni eien f*r
fattening aterra There I« • •list
lai»« Involved In hatMliing th
and for that reason we would
*0 man to grow a large area
rook a Bseaaa.
“I waa In mourning for mr husband
» whole »rar from the Mb of Man-b
to the 5th of May "
excuse me
that’s f«><> rt «w*n
•Rut
mouths '
Rut In the carnival season
-Yen
Mrtm
«topped for two mouths''
dorfer Rlaetter
till
w-irketi
the
utbef a«|usth r-«l a» ff«ti Hi.-I II.
u-k'
leud variety tu tb-- crow s bill «»f fare
the yv*r around. In the ct»uaum|gl<m
of toad» saiatuand« r» frog« ami •.•me
aaakea whi- h together -x»ni|«aw g Ulti«
over S l-er < ent uf thr yearly f»a«d. th*
er»»* I« -l'oilitliws doing harm
Hmall
roil<-ut> ■•- 1 trred Ix» Ib»- «loiiiai bs col
Meted ih - -th every im-nllt. hut It te
oft.n dl
It to d. G rt.ilne whether
small muliniate found In birds alum
ach« were txkea all»«- or found dead
Fffle’a Rrotlinr Im you love my »1»
ter Title !
Kfflv '• Htendy ttompany
Why Wlllto that la a quv«-r «ttieation
Why do you went to know'
Kflle's
Brother Hhe «aid last night «he would
*tve a dollar tn know, and I'd tike to
«'«op It tn I’m k
Early Rising Racipa
A man rerontl« drank son- resat m
mistake tnr botterwllk
llr rreae three
hour« earlier than naiial the
mornlnt New I tries na Pl< aynne
A man mt»«l either Inilt.iir the vt
Irate or hate them
Montaigne
Wendarlul. Wenderlull
Aster Hs*
famlly heiriooni* ?
A»k*r A few
He hn« H h
t»lo
grnphjr
pen
hl«
great gi -mlfalher
algntid tbe l»««iaratloti of lmlr|«-mi
»n e will» and Ibe «afety rntor pro
aenied u» bim by loifaycttr
York Gloti*
litbd