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Wheat chop per ton
Ont chop
Barley Chop " "
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F<g» per doxen
Butter tier pound
Chickens, hens per
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Turkeys
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Ry AGNIS Ü. BIN Ml AN
Hl > 414 I I 11 I I I I I I I I I I M46
• Iblb
iHeiiea* luue wgh
gleet >dM»l
hi I wing» like aatoe
m.«»i ohi » Mrd. there ru»lu-d a dark
ubjw t
Onward It went, straight a*
•u arrow, never swerving from It«
rvowue. never res «Ing In it» mad Sight
mall * reetilng trvrs hhl It from via«
of tbe «rateberu
Wildly tbe • rood g«v« .to»«« hoping
lo «et another giimpa« tn th« neat
clearing «f Hila wondrous whirring
thing
Without
an
instant's
ticsttatiun
Madge who bad «cornisi tier tuoi tier'»
entbuatoam tinw broaillteraly followed
th« cfviwj
irrer the lawn and down
tb« atrwt twinkled th« heel» uf her
Ulti« white ab'lea Nhe fell at the curt
• nd when a kindly band aanletovl her
to rias hurtled <m again without a civil
"thank you.” With tine dleteanrd «lie
tripped lightly acrvaui the mad Iwfivre
tbe very la tut« of « racing automobil«
"There ft taf" «aid a triumphant
voir«
“W hereto «be cried
“Atvovè the tal'eat tree " th« voice
ana we red
“I ranno» «ee It." Madge aald ln>|ut
tientlr
A band reached over her «boulder
|K>tfittng upward
“If row will Ieoh etactly where I tell
you." the owner of th« hand augeevited
'you will Mw |t “
"I do now," «he replied
Tt I« grow
mg «mailer II mu«t be ver, lilgb up"
“About I wwi feet the vokw answer
rd ekfltantly
Madge save a tittle cry of dlaap
point msnt
“Oh. It to g- oe
«be «aid
"Can t
we «•• It farther onto
Tbe man looked around quickly
"Tula way!“ be calimi and ran
swiftly up a wide graveled p»th Nb«
alerted hmvelv In pnr«u|t jhen «li»«!
•ftlL
“I cannot go anol tier etet>." she an
•werod wearily
Th» man turned bach
“Let me help you. he -aid «nd Im
mediately ell|>(>«<l bl« arm lu-neath her
own
It w«« « ve»» «tr»ng arm
Madge accoptod it« aid un<|ue«ttonlng
|v and waa cun«»'tou« of a romfiirtlng
•enee of protection throughout ber
rvnfn’lne flight
Thev routed at Igei
R'M« the bens« tlisr had toss build
In» epw^lte where Madge Carilo«
ti'ed wee fl n la bed the retila« romovsd
G mm
and the gr-ivmi« b«>l been leveled and
Ducks
w "
envidad Mads« looked «poo lha piar«
Beef
“ ”
with envy
Tb« bene« «aa aa dainty
Vsal
” •’
aa a Rwise cotta««
«Ni th« ground«
ber* and Ibero wer» litri« dump« «f
Hoga. live per hundred lb
•vergrvena white the «hol« waa «or
Ilogs, dreaaeri
«minded by a hedge
Mutton
"I'll bet that brume." aald Madge tn
herself. “wae both by an artistic areM
' tert and the grounds Were laid aut by
Federated Church
; a to”totpe gardauar
Madg* had a ta.ta for pretty piar««,
scm. <mata>N
and th» burden rvf h«r desires waa Io
Sunday School
10 a. m
he mlatreaa of on*
Tb« bou«« «ppo
•iSe'etiWed ber exactly
Preaching
11 a. m
Tb« mai pa«*U>n to cwvetousnsaa
Christian Endeavor 0:80 to 7:30 u.m
that took po«»e«al»n nf Madge carline
Song Service
7:30 toK Oip tn ¡ waa urVudty
Who would serupy It
Prayer Meeting. Thursday 7:30 p.m when flnt.hed' Would II be an «Id
woman living atone, with no >*>• to
Brother Meikeljohn. ijeadar
comfort beri Would It b« a middle
H B liar. Pastor. , aga 1 couple with many small child reni
Would Iber« b« an unmarried man In
1 th» family, and would b« he alce I
That waa the wntuanlv way nf es
pressing It It w«a nd Would be be
heroic J Would be be manly > Would
'y t>e honorable ' No It waa not any
of theae atone but all in otte, and that
■ne waa »iprevaci Io the word nl<e
She hoped there would iw a «ingle
Phooa 27-7
man in the new flou»« that be would
be nice. and on these b >p«e reeled a
SCIO
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•
OREGON third
We «bali •**■ whether nr not
tbla third boi«» waa gra'lfl«d
<hne morning large |-wtera decorated ■pea a bmad ektwti»« of lovely lavra
“Ntand Ju«t here" the man com
th« town where Madge lived announc
tag that an eibibttton would be given manded, and you will have an un»b
; by an aeronaut
Every memtier of •tructed view*'
Mad«» the willful meekly obeyed.
her family »««pt Mad «e wee on tiptoe
AUCTION
ef flS>tt«tnet>t to •»• the performance gaMhg la awed elleuce until tbe “«hip
An the morning of It.« <» curren'« eh« of the «ky bnd «ailed far Into tbe dl«
I
waa elttlng on the porli
Mb« waa tan e Its tbr«l Ing engine« sending
O
regon
W aterloo
looking at th« new b"UM opiwwlte tmek no sound Tbet Wltb It» dlaap
M » O. N«. I
fWu II. "»«•» R« m Which <ae now occupied
From It ah« pear a or« her «trail«» ea< itruieut aeern
turned her »«'« u|“u» th« throng who ed to vanl»h Nbe turned half dared
Sale date* arranged for at The Sato passed eontlnumialy on their way to ly. to look Into th« eye« of her comfian
th« city pleeaur« ground«, where tbe Ion
Tribune Office. Scio. Ore
’H'b«r« are wet' eh« avked »lowly
famuli» bird mas waa du« to arrive is
bla wonderful aeroplan«, and to gtvo
Th« young m«u tn turn regarded hl»
there hie «thlbttton
Her own family •urmundltigs with a , ¡tiled air
NOTICE---------
had g»ne tong ago and Madge had
“I Aow't know.' be «tauiuiered Then
We have cheap Eaatern money «haken her bead In decided refuaal at bis dark eyes twinkled “Look« Ilk«
aom«t>ody'» flower garden
to loan op improved farms at bar brother's larttatltm to jot« them.
"No. thank you." ab« anawerod "I
It waa Indeed a flower garden
low rates, interest payable
annually and
pre-payn>ual w«t||dA't walk aa far a« th« comer n« R loom Ing geranium« bnnlered the
a hot day like this to «e» all tbe aer«
twdge. and rnaea clambered riotim«ly
privilege«. Why not improve
plane« In the world Tbla cool veranda up tbelr trelltoea
your farm with some new •ulta m« much I*’ter "
"Wa ar« trsspaasln*.“ the girl «aid
buildings, or a new barn or
Abe ro ked he- k and forth now, en
esverely
"You «bould
not
have
buy that adjoining 46 acre«’ Joying the light hr«««« which softly brought me her« '
We furnish the money
flapped th« awnings her little tier«
'•Brought you!" th« young men et
arm« 'laai'c I high atw»e her bmd Tbe ctotmed reproachfully
"Why. you
HECKER & BEAM. Albany. Ore last footfall died «way and tbe shady w«r« «o keen on «eelng that aeroplane
aveno« waa unusually elleut, when I Just bad to help you almig ”
presently there cam« fruta out the eky
Madg« studied her ewoft whh Inter
Mortgage tras» NogsttaAod
Nslesv h4fc
a loud bumming nob* ae of a giant
eat
He had «vldently «tarted out
bee
Nearer tt drew -«till nearer. upon this rba»e ae unetp*' telly as
» holng and resounding In the atlllnesa
• h« for he was both hade«» and coat
until at length, pelimeli from r«randa» iwea Hb» put up her baud to aimioth
and doorways. psupl« ran Socking Into her dl»b«veled l<»'k». flushing wllli
Attorney at Law
the «treat
•tnbarra«ament that her awlden Inter
It la coming." they called to sack e«t tn aeroplane« »houl'l have Id het
terry attoumbti
atar "It to coming, it to here "
Into this peculiar piMition
Madge leaned forward «irit«v»'-
"N«v«r mind " th» young man «aid
lbbanon
oaao o w
kindly
“Give me permission and I
wifi «ee you «afrly home The street«
will bs Ailed with th« returning crowd
at this time
Ae Madg« lingered Irrew.lutely a
heavy rumbling overhead caused hoth
to look up In apprehension: then witb
out further warning down tame a
heavy shower
Great «he»t« of rain
• wept th« garden It blew tn their
fbcas. tt «naked their rumpled hair.
It lay in tittle porda aero»« tbe drive
way The man caught her band draw
BUT YOU WILL NOT GET WORK
Ing her crmifielllngly toward the hou»»
THAT IS SO GOOD AS WE DO
tn th« background
"Place «eeni» to have lieeu va- «ted
for the autnmer" be »aid ae they
found »belter beneath a v«randa roof,
"alberwte« vou might hah f>* protec
tloo Ineld» Tbe twwt thing under the
clrrumetani •• for you to do 1« tn wall
here while I go for an umbrella "
Madge tooked up nt him Indignantly
BUT YOU WILL NOT GET WORK
"Do you think I would he as selflab
aa thatto ah« wild
"by. you would
THAT’S ANY BETTER IF AS GOOD
be drenched before you could reach tbe
gatw"
The man smiled
"Then we both bad better »lav
Thant atotowents refer to Job and
where we are for the present
Tbl»
Bonk Printing
1 Our facilities are
•bower cannot last long "
complete
5 We use only the imet of
Rhe flaabed a glance at him aa be
dropped «aslly Into a eeat at her »Ide
materia), and our prices are right for
then as tbelr syne svet. her laughter
first class work. We do no other kind.
rippled merrily
1 We a)way« satisfy our cuatoruen
"Do ynw know." ahe «aid. “I think
that la some unaccountable way 1
have »Upped back to my rMMknod
<tarw
Rarely tt la an unuaual pro
ceeding for a grownup tn go racing
about chasing a big balloon with"—
"A Mg boy." tbe maa flntobed laugh
”
Dr. T. K. Sanderson
DENTIST
H. C
ROLOFF
EE.
N. M. Newport
You May Pay.Less
You May PayMore
THE SCIO TRIBUNE
GROWING ALFALFA SEED.
keep up tbe game fur awhile, he ««14
lai|>ul«ive<y
"«H»r la m» ofton priv
Hewv« Prsduetlen F««*.bl« YVh«n Mae
ileged t<> return to tbe happy hour« of
h«t Prices Ar« Pvehibitiv«.
vhlhlb<»id
Now when I was a kid
At ten lion ba» I wen vailed !■» |««udldl
w« be- ame acquainted by «Imply ask
ttle« lu borne |>r<M|itelhin of alfalfa seed
Ing two <|ur»tl<>ns- 'What to yuur
when market priie« »re prohibitive for
name and where d» you llveY"
i tbe planting of large areas, saya tbe
"Very well.“ Madge agreed demur»
Orangs Judd Fartum
Mestern ar«d
ly
What la your name lilt 1« boy. and
■till holds Ilia rvt>utiitl<Mi for «eed of
where d'» you llv«to
Uw mlumou or l»|iti«>t Vailetlr* «ml
"M uamr “ flic young man answered
this baa teen augiiivuiu-vl by failure for
gravely
1« Thomae West Inchon»«
more eastern ms 'G oii * In gel »i-ed from
t'halutere. gv rrallv known •» Tommy
(beau varieties. It takes a drought to
and I In* oil Hee-bat««! avstiue”
make tbe plant» »«I, and ordinary
Tlie glr-« eye« wileoed
"Why, so
iears do not usually prov hie a loug
do I!" she elctalmrvl
enough ¡eri.d whh h 1» hot and dry
' lour uuuitvr* lommv aeked ee
Tbe «pleading riot varieties, such aa
gerly
Grimm however can uvuelly 1« mmte
Two
hundred
forty four
And
to prod!»« m - v «I under »»tcru rondl
H«lr»''
thin» and the |«taslbl)ltlr« In home pro
"W# ars ueifftileir« near neighbors." dtictiou, both tor the farm ami coin
the Voting n in answered dcllghletlly
mvn lally. h'-UI much lu proiul»»
"Mother Mid I moved rv- ehtli lulu the
In lirefuvriug the land for alfalfa are<l
bottae directly «crn*a from yours "
production tb« «oil Is handled to Ju»t
"Reallyto »aid Medg*
"How vary tb«. «nme way a« when hav 1« lobe pro
•trang« that «e ahoiiM meet in thl«- duced
However, the »oevl 1« planted
er Informal manner "
In rows almut right Im hes apart and
“l»i>’t ItY «»Id Thoma« Wealliigbotta« dt<>pi««l by hand or with a band drill
t'halmer« III« ea-er syew «ougbl here
•eicral -■••■.I- ontv In the Inch
At thl«
“It will not !■» our last meeting If I
rate It take« vme aud one half to two
■ an help It." he added fervently
pound» fur an acre, and with good luck
Tbe euu had remove,! all leave of tbe the Sere mm return Ave bushels df
«bower when he fluilly «toed al th« •ved Tlie «Ucv««« nf th« »red crop 1».
entrap» of Madg*'« home bidding her •>f course, largely del eridctit upon the
• relu taut goodby Then aa be reach
weather, and common varieties may
ml the gateway he «lowly retraced hl* flot lie ctprvtvd tn do well uiilv*« a
■te|w
g<«>d drought »litnl» the ptanl growth
*1 bate a confrwalon to make." tie
enough to throw the plant energy Into
'■egsu dinhlentlv
"I'le««» pardon a •ml product Ion
poor huiely «Inner
You -ee I knew
An v»am|ile of »i»c<e«»fui productlou
that you livid in ihl« bon.» all along
.tf alfalfa seed 1» fouml oti the farm nf
Fact la I spend moat of my time !u«f
I ml» A Morgan In Heuers county
looking ovgr here and «nd II ««a mv
N 1
lu aivonlnnce with a cam|ialan
overwhelming d»«ire to know you nmducteil bv the la-lilgh \ alley rail
which prompted me to ile>|lierntely fol
road In 11'13 t>> e«> ourwge alfalfa pro
low you tht» efteruoi'U *
die tlon Mr Mor Tin pin nt wl one pUMd
Mm!r» liaiki-d up at lilt» gently ae
of Grimm «eed »n an acre. The cut
cn»lug Then her I1|i« curved Into an ting gave him tire bualivto. which was
In vrulable little «tulle
I knew that enough for the land he wished to put
you foil ww| mi-
«he »piled
"I
Into alfalfa fur bay. and also gave him
Hoped yow Wouxt wlieu I «lerted "
en oppuriunfty to sell a little of tlie
And when her family returned later
•eeil at 4.1*1 a hu«hei
damp and «»«rv after a tiresome watt,
tie, sum * nf overi tow-led car» thev
TALK
fouml that y-iuug lady calm and eervtie
ris king to at J fro op the veranda
Rotation of Corn Advooatod by Iowa
“Vou were wi«e In r»m iln et home
Evporimont Station
mv dear." her mol tier «ahi. "for gating
It«««»»« of . ■rnstalko and n«>tacost
et alr«bl|ra 1« but a foot|«h pa«lims."
Madge'« eve« «bone dreamily
“I tow a million» anuuall.v Tint I* the res
»»n the lows et|>eiIn nt epitlon re- ent
think It'« a lovely one." «he ««t<t
llow Madge mule the acvpialstsn» ly I'Ubliabrd a bulletin <m orttotalha
of the young man wh<> li.ul moved Into and com root dtaenae The «tat lurid to
the hoitae op|ioa|te none uf her family coveted a m w dl«en»e wtih li I* ■ bar
conM And out The re«t of If waa plain arterlved by falling of corn where ths
■talk» were broken 1« » to tbe Jointa
eruuigh Me call««! he artit tier flower«
Nu< h plants contained < nly «mall ears
he took her out tn ride In hl» car. h>
or liter were barren W hen a fnrmer'o
proponed to her and vva» »cteplerl. blW
■ttruiton wa« called to thia condition
Until Madge aa hl« wife entered the
the statement was ttaually made that
pl»» and to *k t«av»*w»l *n m> one knew
the atalks were blown over by the
how «h» hml anglel It and caught I
wind nr that the trouble *aa canned by
»n her book when th« rr«t of then
ihe ct>ru root I*> um < or ■ orn root worm
were garing »kv ward
The dtoeaMi attacks rvevta, »talk« and
the rara. It ha» hot lieen determined
Far Dipping Haga.
whether all of th'«» <ll»»a«»« ar*
Thia la tbe »mvnl constructed hog
»u»ed by the «ame organism or not
dipping vat recommended by th« iVto
In many field» th« corn waa broken off
consln eipertnient ataHoti
It ha« a Just below nr above the Joint The
• bute at either end ami there 1« a re
pith or »oft material In the mruatalha
turn drain apron at tbe end where the wa» destroyed and was brownish or in
h' gv Cl.me up out of the dip liv hold
•utiie < a«es r*«|<ll«b lu color Tbe Aber»
were soft arid ca»l|y broken off The
«teflon dis overerl three kinds of
, molds attacking the kernels husk« ami
* olw.
Th» only rnllotisl trestmerit la r«>ta
tlon of corn Corn «bould never follow
corn where thl« dl«oe«e exists, elb'-e
mg them
ui>« imliar for a few the fungus remnlu» where the ■ orn Is
minute« a great deal of th« dip le aav- planted In the »am« fl»Id the nett year
•«I by running off them and Into th« Youtig plant* will liw-otne tnfr» ted It
tsuk The »at props? to atatsagi luche« la • wiae pl«t> to tree I corn with forma
wide at the t«itloiu. twenty four Im hew lin at tbe rate of une pint to forty fl»«
wide gt the top and four feet deep
gallons of water for flflwn minutes
It 1« ten f«*t huig
Tbe Iowa «tiitl'm re-elrcd nuineroua
oiupialnt» last year In regard to a
VALUE OF BORIC ACIO.
dfan a«e In cattla which goes under the
name of rornatalk dtoeaae, or forage
It« U m ae a O>e>nl«i.<ant «ng •• a
poisoning If waa so severe that some
H««hno R«m«dy
leterlnarlana advised not to feed corn
A pbyeician writes to Fflrm ami ■talks " hue It to not known that the
Ftr»«k!e esjiiig tbst ’*«• very bsM fungus here dew ritied la coone> ted
dklufn taut known to » lem e doew not with this rllsesae lu < attls. due to feed
•eem tn lie known to «»me iieople at Ing on moldy corn aud fodder, there
• U
are good grounds for bellsvtng that
"I aMmie to boric »■ id or. aa vetar law»
these molds are logic
I»» ■ all It. tvira'T a> ld
It hi ei> wed
Old Boil«c Standpip«.
bigiy «Ibclwif «afe ami oeoamlial
GM Imilero can lie found lii moet ee-
It to a white powder and make« tbs
ery Jnnk yard and can b>< obtained at
lieai ilrewabig f« woillnla that tm«1«n>
e very ressonable price
fine farmer
di« tor« have ever dl«iotered
Ivught an old iHiller of a new rby city
“In u«lng fieroilde or hydnqreyi It 1«
I council. tran«|mrie.| it to hi» fa 'to and
always oe« i .«ary to muembrr that
•et It up on a con* rote base He U»e«
while It la a dl«lnfei taut II I» uot a
It
fur a waler -apply lank w lib ti give«
healing remmly at all a« tt 1« a hl In
react I. wi and stlmulaflns rather than him water under pressure In all de
psrtineiit« of ill« farm
healing to wound»
II« f>.-
’’ ilu- Id tills*« out of the
"Doric achl to mild ami safe to it«
action, promote« rapid healing <4 'dil tuNI'-r old «old them tor Junk
<ii for hauling the «utAt
woumla. can ha uaed a« a dressing whl-b
• I I toller wa« gives a
powiler or dto«olved in waler ae a Io hl
ro«i
' riot ln«lde aipl out.
cleansing solution
fiorir a> id In snlu
-I winter months tbto
tlon make« an eicellent gargle for sot* Durr
fan.
th* water from free*
noutba or a lotion for »ore eyas, and
tui
w «rouud tt. Farm
aa It to not al all eipeuslve a pound
Pr-
boi of it ah-iiiM form part of tbe do
■ambes Opala.
meatfc anppUes of etery family
"Always reummtier that borir acni to
Bamboo opals are peculiar gema
osn|iol«onon« In any ordinary quantity which are a«>metimr« found in the
usually u«ed while bl bioride of mer
atern of thr bnmlsMi. Tin» gem is
cqry and carbolic arid are ei'«edlngl>
»ery rare from the fart that not o»e
poison on«."
in a thousand bamboo «terns eon-
Ac etch CeoM'stlsn
lain« it. Tliese vegetable growths
Rsndv took a big bite from hl« apple
are calleil tnbacur by the Eilipt-
«ml lie -an to «putter
Some of them are an aimilar—
"I tie’leve I «wallowed a wors»!" be nns
'hat la. they exhibit «o perfectly the
»•claimed
“Well well mon and what If you
huracten«lw*« of the opal — that
did to ewcayrared hto-.Nco»rh friend
•ven experts frequently fail to dis»
"Twill put new Ilfs Into yar-New tingutoh them from the real gem
Verb Tineas
CORN
DISEASES.