The Scio tribune. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1914-1917, June 15, 1916, Image 3

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    FARM LOANS
Rat«*«
Any Amount
Iswig Tune
No waiting
HECKER * BEAM
133 l^-oa St. Altxuiy. Or.
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TRY A ROOM AT THE
:: Making die Little ::
Revere Rooming
Farm Pay
House
When in Albany
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Gm «1 I lean Whohwome Room» and
Brel* at Moderate Prices
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By V. L. BtiWM1110
M Hi ll i-H- il-H-i I HI I I I pt T
I
tips Ilk« ru . «-rrbw
The blacklwrry
is hardy having -tiMalocd a tempers
tare of 15
18 dcgrei-w l««low aero
n ittwHit harm
B« uiidsumm«*« it css
is- tr«lne«1 In tree form
Currant« a«.«l g«»««-terries t—fcing ta
ibis «anu- <• n- ral g«r«leu a*-betue and
are highly protltabl«. Tiiey should be
mill l««l every «prlng ami well pruned
so tluit ne«« wood mar have a ' hance
to
row
The gn-<tnd al»>ut them
<h.-Uhl l«r kept in gwd «-»«idltlon by
iiaiitirv «ml cultlvatUm
Kill surmt
with i->w-lerr-l bellelsire tllve planta
s inter pr«il«» tlon
For tua (Imtiui |«r>uts at mlulinuiu
labor and exp«m»e 111« Altieri-su la-rTj
Federated ( hurch
cTOps suri«»« llie majority i»r fimi sud
WHKN ÌOV WANT
garden produ-1»
*1O, URKGON
l’nif -rwii, >>f yteM and stea«lln«aa of
WEEDS
PASTURES.
Sunday School
|o a m. market prtre» ars < bara- trrtatkvi ot thè
Preaching
Ila. m. henry traile
ir tlir supplì
*re»b Ost* onset Is Or sting st Live Steak
• - MKK
and knowl« Bs Centrelled.
Christian h>id»-avor fi:3B to 7:3»i p.m fruii e»sr cst«-t«r<» up lo thè dematid
| tPreixrsd Sy Vnitert Htatss -l-esrliMai of
FRED
thè
surplus
may
tre
mriuUl
loto
l-re
S>ng Sender
7:30 tu 8:00 p m
sark ul'ure I
Bn -%| a
■errsa
All loe l» therehy avoide.|
Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7:30p.tn
Ph«- : • . !, e -if the hay a-ented fern
and proflta sre <l>-ut«-«d
Hi* Experience 1« Worth Mon -y
I -««.■.’ t|. 1 mkr f«-rn In pastures In the
Brother Metkeljohn. la-ader.
Bervtoa are «alo« ole produrla -«o
tn You
I iili.-d mates Is a aedoua det
H H Iler. Pastor amali farasa. aa llie buslre» usuali« tua«
■ • the grating of live stork
lupai ring a Specialty
«scupy ground «hl-h la .4 berrei*. al
• ■ « • -tniueut feature tn farm
Tbej mar fili tip
MarttM* lesas N«(a«>aM
Kstarv fskh> mrwt worthleaa
Satisfaction Guarantee«!
< • t <-n Tbe <1e|«arttnent of
felice ■ ornerà or thè l-tìe- apaev-s In «»r
it ir--■miiu-mla the following
rhanta
II |s seldoin »«-««mary tu trae
<f tv |i. log tb«-se pasture waat
a • boh-e hii of la od f->r ti- --« - top«, bai
thè return rati Ire -afel rerk-Mwsl at Ing i-s-s'e
thè rate of JIS»« lo ff.ii au a- re
Thi»
Citi the fern with a scythe In tbe
Attorney at l*nw
• tira money la pleked up In lime whirh nil-!'
of June )«>st as the s|»wv«e are
rat» he a(«aml freni thè prtuclpal crup» begltining >■• mature ami repeat tbe
u itt arrouNKYi
itt ihe fatiti
Sprilla p-autlng la «afe -uttlo
at»«it th nikl-lle of AuguaL
and I» qulte getirrally favared
twf-« «- th«..........nd crop of st«ires baa
LCHANOH
INUWON
ATIORMY
In seles ting pianta -me need» in roti
• «ban- e to sprvM«>l la won aa the cgt
«Pier ripa-ulna ami shippmg qua litica
ferna are dry burn tlw-m o*er to lewart i
■ fa
Altiaun«
fl*
A grower wlshc« botto rari« ani latr Hie vilaltty of tile rm-I atiH-ka
t-errirs For Inalane«. tl«e l'Iutu Farm
BLA'5>UOWN
After th«- «Utting anti bvirnitig the
Oft»« sa Sksraus St
I sksasa On
«r Mark raapbcrrj ripeti« rarly and l» land can t«r .e. -led with pasture gruaw
a dellcioua fruii
Berti«» are larga and < |.iiv better aland will he ob
Ibi-k mcated. Julei and sweet
Tbe« taltx-d If lime <-r llnie and fertiliser are
pick «aally and stand tip ani « arry vp|iih»l In a-l-lltlon to tbe s-.«4
wrll In quallty. Orni urea and produe
A »«*• iml metbml la to spray tbe fern
tlvrnesa ih«, are all Usai eould tre de growth with »alt ami water distributed
stre.1 The pianta ara bardi and «tir
with <i hand l-u-ket pump or a knap
or*-ila.
«•o k •
v« r When the Held la SO Io
Tben thè Gre»» la a late frtilttng «-gted that water f--r sfirnylug la not
htork raspberry of fltie «inaili y
Thto rs«lly areesslble the rutting la prob
la one of thè t-eat ktiown lite i-ernt-s ably raaier With ferna ot an average
Practically a daily at the price of a weekly.
No other
Il la a grw«1 ahl|>r«r and la an rvel
legres- of thh-knesa a man with a
newspaper in th«- world giv*>* ao much at an low a price
knai«*4<-k »¡«rmer ought tn « over about
I five a res a day
The salt la used at
There hax never been a tune when a newspaper waa
th rate of i-ne poutnl tn about one and
more beetled in th«* houwhold The great war in Europe
«If quarts of water, ami IM>
has now entered «tig second year, with no promise of an
p mule of salt «-tight to be enough to
• a ru tin- average acre Infested with
«•nd for a long time. Three are world-shaking events,
ferna. w|i|. h »« idom cover more than
m which the United Stale«, willing or unwilling, has
■ ■io- third of the ground If flve acres
been compelled to take a part
No intelligent persun
are ««nered i»-r «lay. with labor at
♦ I fkl. the fot il cost of spraying la
can ignore such issues.
! about II <«*• i- r acre f->r each applk-a
The presidential content also will Mx>n I n - at han-1
thin. «*« I'talve of the « «-st ««f hauling
Already candidate» for the nomination are in the field
Two aprailn'is a y»-nr. just |«rev1nu»
tu a ri«,. .i‘ «it If.«, i iddle of Jun«-
and th«- <-ani|>aign. owing to th«- extraordinary character
amt the middle of August are times
of the times, will lw of supreme interest. No oth«-r
•ary Burn over as s«»>n aa they have
newspaper will inform v«»u with the promptness and
, dried itf
\s the use of the a-ilt spray
' 1s «U’tuetof a diqrltlM'tit tn tbe
cheapne.« of the Thricr-a-Week e«liti<>n of th«- New
: (rowth of young rlovfr efforts to en
York W-.rld.
• «urage . :<•'«•« to work Into Hu- pat« hes
Th«- Thrice a-Week W«wld’s regular subscription price
at«d tn lp . >ioke them down should Iw-
deferrwl until after th«« August spray
is only fl per year and this pays for Iftti papers. We
, Ing
offer this un«-»|ualle«| new epaper and The Scio Tribune
After the ferns have tw-«u redu-sd to
together for <«oe yeas- for $1.86. The regular subscrip­
'« v mmiiixtiu the »|«e< iflc treatments
any l«e «U* . iitlntied. at least until they
tion price of th«- two pa|a-r is $2.25.
ccaassr» mu '««aMMuiM lilum is again be- otne troublesome II la prob
rna ue>aaat. >iaai>KN a> hums
ably ii I pci. tl< aide to entirely eradl
Send you Subacripion to
I cate ferns The ltnni«dlate reductloi.
lent variety for evaporating
Berries
■f the nnmls-r of ferns, however, will
are large, regular. gjo-isy’black. with
give
tbe gras- at.d clover opportunity
gray lab bloom. quite firm »w-rt and
Io work in and tills In Itself will tend
of the lest quality with that «1. Ilghtful
STO
OREGON
flavor srht-h distinguishes the black to bold ttur ferna In <*hsrk. Cultivation
ra«| terry
Tbee« berrh-» give rorl, on tlm other hand wb«re trleil seems
lo t to I-- « He- tire, aa the ferna work
and tale supplies and will al" ays eel
at high prl es Io town «uutomern In a.- iiu sm»uer <<r later even where
the i»ii h !• use I f««r iiotnto growing
Tb-re Is a medium l*rty slen « bi-1>
may tie work««! Into the program This I f-«r a year
The a* turn « Aps-riiuenis were made
bell« 1» make a full at I profitable new
with
tile hay S' euti-d fern, but tbe re
sou
Tbe t'umtierlaud is a Uoe lame
I berry, rtpcbiug In mt-l-easoti
Till» suits are l-ilevevl to be fully as ef
' la the largest of tbe raapln-rry family festive In th« treatment of tbs brake
and 1* of such a bands*me a|«|«earau- e lu the eastern statea
Plumbing or Tinning
FERN
ORIGIN OF LAUGHTER.
Carrying the Analyt«« B»Ck to
Lewly Prwhisteri« Clam.
Laughter is an luv<>iuutnry physical
raa« tk«n
lltighllngs Ja-kaon « alls II
"one of tbe luuuuM-rni>lv epUspsiss to
which num 1« «nbjei-i ’ Il la ai'|««reiit
ly a universal berituge. ttrough certain
reuses may ops-rat» mure iKiwcrfnUy
upon «>n« ladlvklual tbau upon au«4ber
to pro«lu«« IL tn the Ultle child whoa«
seusitiilliie» «re un- ompllraied l-y any
mental gxporisace uulew tiiey Is* racial
one» the sh«»k of delicate toueb tick
ling as we «-all It Unit cause« laugh
ter
Whyt
The claim of our |«iycho|ofbit tarries
us a long leap backward to the most
elemental f-irin of sulmal life Beyond
tbe savage stands the monkey and
dlmli far beyond him tbe mollusk
sb.w only reuse was’that of touch.
Picture this great grandfather of Ur
Ing thing» lying nnitloiilcss save for
th«»«« uervuua fluttering, sensitive feel
or» eiten«l«-<l to play the port of sight
and hearing
A bit of aeawewd litiuips
agnlhst them A spuaui racks the mol
luak » whole ts-Uig -rushing him Into
bls shelf until the snrprtae Ims slated;
then the fs> t that no further attack
follow« bring» relief
Thia to I lie germ of the reua« of «sir
laughter spasm s sudden shock. In
stautlr fol low «»I by a feeling of relief
Only such sb«» ks a» were follow«^ by
relief became ra« lal nieuiori«»
Where
relief did n«*t follow th« < «m did not
live to l«-»'e a heritage Burg«« John
son In Harper's Magmtne
IN
OHLEMIER
N. M. Newport
H. B. CHESS
AT LAW
Hizz
Hizz
SPOILED HIS SYSTEM.
The Thrice-a-Week Edition of
The New York World
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
i that It Is sure bl lirtbg the top price
Rushes are healthy ami vigorous
Tbe t*utbl«rt baa I--tig l«eel> reganlml
as tbe t«eat of all rrd raapuerri- s not
only <m a«-<<>uut of Its tine *hl|-plng
; qualities, but for Its alls* color and
richness of flavor Tbe plant la a atroufl
grower, with It« >ltby f.-liaa-- Ti«rt utli
t«rl Is -tie of tlie reliable varieties that
- an be dspemi«-«! on to l-ear a pr->ntat«le
crop of tierrlea nine e*- «sons out of teu
81 Kegta ta tbe only «ariety of rasp
berry that <!««•« a crop the flr*t year
tbs planta are aet out. ami It gl«<ut two
crops ert^y year afterward dt Itegts
1 begins to r1|>«n tn June and contintM*«
to tiear fruit until frost
This la truly
an evertaatlng rad raaptwrry Tbe tier
riea are large bright crimson of tbe
highest quality with true ruaplM-rry
flavor. It «-sum-t I* eur|«aaed a» a ta
ble fruit So garden la < --tnplet« with
out rakplierry bus he« and a full acre
may well be devoted Io berry culture
There are three distinct « lasses of
raspberries rud. purple slid Mack
They do ties' on sandy l-«tn tail will
grow tn any noil that la fairly well
drained Set tbe bushes In rows about
six feet span and three feet a|«rt In
tbe row The caue eb««uld I* kept well
cut down to live nr alt of tbe strongest
near the parent plant Cut out and
burn all tbe old «ones as soon as they
are through fruiting
Tbe Rathbun la a leading blackberry
It la I gar 1« his . of the blgb*-»l quality
with a fine polish and •udhlently Arm
to carry well
A large propurtion of
the»« Iwrrleo will meoiirv one su«l oue
half Inches In length They cannot tie
auriManed for table or running t»ur
poses
Tbe plant la a strong, erect
, grower and. unlike m«sl varlrtien. pro
thw
1
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H« Tbeught It C«uldn*t Be Don«, but
Ms 1« Wiser Now
I know a man who wears hl» shirts
In < hn«no|.u-l al ->rv1er that to. If he
buys a new shirt he tags It with hi«
Initial*, iioml-ers It snd place« Il at ths
bottom<>f tin* pile And no matter how
milch he Ilk«« It he <l«ws not wear it
until It CWtne» out al the top of tbe pile
He went Int • wordy detail «bout ths
eremomy of his aystrtn. and he addsd
tbat he arratigevl bls socks an«l untler
wear In the same maimer
I told him that he would meet the
woman of his dreams some fine «lay
and that she would km» k Ifie •|«.«t» out
of bls system
I t«>ld him Hun she
would admire a |-anh ul«r »blrt. i-are«a
Its delicate -trl|»e« lovlniii .«nd a»k
why he d|dn I wear It oflenor
And
then be would send it t-« tbe laundry
as s-»ui a» II was snllcil ami wear II
as an>in as it got luck am! tie would
buy other shirts like It ami he w«>uM
forget the a) stem
■iNm t you tielleve Ilf he «Mid. "“Ths
|«erM«n doesn’t live Who c««ul«l upset my
system •’
But I met him a few days ago foe
the first time In a year
lie was bur
rylug to cat« b a rar. so I bad only limo
to a«k him how he was and bow things
w«-re going
And he didn't have lltuo
to explain
11« only abotited over hl»
shoulder Jubilantly. **l'ui weariug 'em
«very whi- h wayf*
And I hadn t even beard he was mar
rled —Cleveland Plain lu-wler
Creasing the Bs
Tennyson's fauwMto poem "< ‘rosaing
the Bar" was written, »aid ma son. In
the poet a righty tlret year "ii a day In
i October when we < <me fr.«m Ahl worth
to Earringforvl
Before reaching Far
ringford hr ha«l ha«l the m«Muing ->f
i the lair* lu hl* mind, ami altar dinner
be showed me the |<oen« written out
That to the« rowu of your life a work.' “
; said bl» »oil. wh«i was tbe linn man
after the |»«et’ to rra«l **<'r«m«ing tbe
Bar" and who |•a«»••d ihv flr»t crttl
clam u|»«i It In su b flitlug and gener
•prsying Paecbee.
Wherever U m - blo*o««>m l>u«la of tbe oils language "It came lu a moment.'
said the |»«et. and be explained the pl
peach have l«een killed by winter In
jury to auch an extent that there are lot as (be l»lvine and I’liM-en, wbo la
A day or two lai
only enough buds alive for a erap* It la always guiding us
fore be died the poet. «ailing tils »on to
suggested by lire hortk'Ultural depart
mein of tbe Sew Jersey agricultural bls tedskir. said. Mind you put I’rows
eyps-rluient station that growers give Ing tbe Bar* at the end of all editions
•!>«■ lai attention to tbe control of the of my p«N>nui “
plain curculio Thia ln»wt appears at
"Bsing Musical.**
about the time the trees l«cgln to
W hat la . ailed lieiuK mitvl ir can­
bl«v«m ami feeds on the young leaves
The rureullo d«w« i ery little or no not be passe-l on to aome one else or
«iatnage to the young fruit until the to something else Vou cannot la- mu
qaljrcea are «h«*ddlng. when egg laving sl«al vicariously through another per
t. P •
Itv spraying the tree« just os •on through an many th.aioatid dollars,
the petals have fallen from the blue through civic prhlr through any other
««■Ba many Insects are killed before of the many means we employ Being
they <|e|>o«lt the ecu» and tbe danger musical does u»t ne< ««»arlly lie In |>er
It is ra'ber a slate of
of later injury la < •msl-lecsbly re>1u«-sd. forming music
A epray consisting «if three pounds of being which every individual who can
beer to enlltlml by nature to ayaln to
arsenal« of lend p$«t«- or one and three
Atlantic
<iuart«-r« pounds of tbe |»»wder to fifty in a greater or leas degree
gallons of water applied at the fall of
the petals Is re"immende«l Where the
then st th« Snail.
set of fruit Is very light a second
The snail’» horny shell serve» to pro
spravlng of arsenate of lead, common
to« t Its soft tiudy against numerous
ly rorntdned with the self bolted time foe« Hluga are »Imply «ualla that live
snlphtir, should tie made Jost as tbe . a retlre-l life and • »nas-iueutlj m-ed no
*-shn«-ks~ or rgfirraa are being abed . covering at all Tbe »bell of tbe snail
from the fro Its
to built up from How in the platils on
shkli It feod* and they are never
found <m «oil which contains no time
Just Lit«« Relative«
and Bar tieni Mood reta
“Ar*
fkm«r
A Tight wag.
It «• « purrli piatowie
oh «•»
“1 undersiand that Mr I’lnchpenny
cftHtrf« •fw»* ha re Fm Mirb other’ •
nas tieen operated <«n for arnica« 11« It la
l’ara
»emarked Ml»» Cayenns
*Te» It’s the Orsi time any «me wa»
«eu'm'im
known to get anything out of him **
l*e*-»imism ms' re drfinwt as that
"And even tben they had to chloro
rnrm nf restricted mental risioa tbs» form him to get that ” Philadelphia
-ause« men Io atitklpste evil» that de inquirer