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Country Cnrrr spornten ff The Scio Tribun« B»M»r -C49KM» O. A_ C. Farm Reminder» County Paragraph» The pear leaf blister mil« ha« de » veloped a« a »ertou« l>—«t <>n app e« Geo. W. Cruaon. 76. who died in in Oregm during th« l*«t f • ir year» Letnnon. Friday Oct. 2«. waa born Tha infeatati >n on the foliage i« in Salem. Stuben county Indiana. easily observe«! beeau«»» of th« pe DAIRY HINTS ___ Suitable Age of Dairy Heifer for First Calf Tf , proper nr of belter» for flr»t the In culiar thickened bii»ter like «potait war in cause» The spots arc usually of a «al> tn« i» always a fruitful «..ar«» ut 41». aaaloa atu-»ng dalrvtuea. One Montana, during thia war he loet redish or brown color ,-n-up points 1» the a«<-«waUy of proper Aug 11. 1849. He waa in fantrv during the Blackfoot hi» left arm 4 A careful »prayer will have Hit « located trouble in cotytrolling the blister at Halsey in March 1330. and in mite on pear» with the dorr» ant the fall of the aame year ha moved •trangth of lime sulphur but sue . lie came to Oregon and to Ijebanon where he resided till favorable result» with ap,--<•» are r death. usually obtained Tests »how that lietter results ar»' The work on the Lebanon railroad obtained on appi-■« by at | -at >n - • bridge acrons the Kantiani ia being con.mercial concc'itrated lino sul- pufhiii rapidly rarward now In the pher, H 100, in the fall after th«- hopes that the work will be complet leave« have dropped Ev—ry p -rti ed before the rain» «et in. of the tree tnu»t he c ivered to ob the job. each tain maximum re«ult» heavy Tn rev? crew» are on working an eight hour ahi ft the pier» are completed When the bridge I will i-e stronger than when it fir»t erected like hun an», dislike »it ter Bees, If not m<>vi«t tn early f« waa moving then delay th»- pr«»o«« till t < xt March at len«t. «ay» II j he« specialist at (I A C Due to the wet S-i. <-n A If n> -v«M »lipper» and more than two mil»-« tn«- 1 • • id pavement, two automobile accident» be arouse«) and unebi«ter«-»l by occurred. John W. Jones of Crab pt.unding on the hive and bv amok tree. attempting to turn around at I ing, to enable them to take new the intersection of Ninth and Ferry, obaer vat ion. otherwise many mav and crashed into the curb, breaking • return to the former l>cati< n both the front and back wheel» on Grass or weeds place«! <>ver the Mr Jone» was driving • the car. entrance helps Ihxlge. A car (tearing a California Tendency of we.tera Oregon sheep license collided with the north bound men to market longtaile.l ami bucks Oregon Electric, both accident» lambs is decreasing, «as r«-|>ort« occurred in Albany Tuesday. from the Portland union stock yard«. Bring On Specs. Work done by th«- extent - -n «<-r Av down the street he took his »troll, vice in getting farmer« to »1 wk an I He cu»»ed, for all ia a aaint. castrate lamlm at the pr->i - r tint«- He aw a sign atop a pole. And climbed it up' (near aighted »oul> preventing a lo»s of 5<> cents to 41 So he could read—and read "F‘re»h a hea»i Paint" They are telling Russian children that there ia no Santa Claus, but many will ask, "Well what ia th» United State» then." New« From I yon» Oct. The Church Ü Why tuff er with Headache»? Ü Have Y oar Eye» Exaaiaed S. T. FRENCH Gesaust» > With : F. M. French & Sons ! Jeweler» and Opticians ALBANY. - OREGON Globe - Albany 4 Day» Strtmg Sunday Nov. 4 The first theatre .in your neighborhood to »how HAROLD LLOYD WHY WORRY fits latent comedy and it tickle away your trublea evening at th« w«l »m attended an-1 a n«-*' som « >- >• < tob«- appli«»i tn the minw'er*» «alary sister an»i Mr», Shilt'a huehand •from Valwrtx Orvg >n. «urpri«<d he ! by driving in to spend th« night Monday evening j Mr, and Mr» R iv Perrin of N»»rti I Bend vlere visitlnr with the 1 ra«k families in the their mother val ey Sunday sis accompani«-«! them from Slav ton Mrs. Ben Baker and «mall »laugh ter Lueil« from Long Beach Wa«h have town tfueaf» at the J H John* ton home the past weak. leaving Sunday tn visit friends in L»*t>an<>n a few davs before returning L. C. Tnuk vidt»- i h»»n •• hl« »mter it Lrbanon Sundnv aft«-rn.«->n Mia» drove in held social Friday Church 30 Trunk ami Vera «iver from a - ' H-. pooltry St the produce houw ch .'I -'I I'. IDrre«e«i v i ni ka for uric«- frie- I ii., i I’- visit relatives at l.v» win<< S id I ; «, Winner Pr.-tuce t’->. î ( MING Bring MAIN ETREET the Winner your in poltrv io - physical devetupmrat before the cow tx-glna oo Ila «cry arduous ia«k ef yielding mUk thruugn ion m-<atha or more uf the year The other aide hold» that late ralvlnc gives Ute beef qual nice la the cow time te develop and .r.'.Kirum a tendency toward ruarao n.we la the dairy animal. In the term» of ordinary Aalrytn« lhr qursiUm turtia oa which ayelaak. ia the len» run. oiakre lb« uum «I ill« pru<lurti<>A vt th» money mature cun tusk» up ft< <h< mtn feed put into her during th* «•■rniag period? ib-e» the added year or two <4 pnufurtloa la early IIfr of the early culver halss-s the pmalble ■••as n «lialliy and ia long Uuie aver age priHtuctloo? la eipenuierit that ha» b«eo cow ducted at Iha O»nue< tlrtlt «»perlmvQI ■tallaa throw» an Intereatin« light on this qucatlon T«t> rows were 10-lud • >i in th« experiment. rive calved at the a'«r««e rale uf two year» and one • nd tour i.-ntha month» The other live sv «raged three year» and uo< month at calving time. In the hni la-la 11--a period, the late calvefa produced al nearly double lb» rate of the early mirerà. During the period the late second lueiali.m .-alvera made a re« uni t»> per cent . .. . than the «arty caberù, tn the greater third period the early calvrr* made about the esiti» record the late calvem UM intcrvvting point «boot the rw »ulta I» that II waa net until they reached the third la-tal1«“ period that ti.» «uri» -alvrrs made •» g-«>d • rec ord aa the late --alvera inaile in their Hrat lactation [-erltxl Tlie late cabers aged three y«ar» and one moth' at the t ine <g freahenUig. made I3.1S» p unde <>f milk an i 443 pound» of fai In their nrai period The «wrlj i-alvwm. aged four year* nine and .me half montila al the third freabealng. aver a«mi p-mnda of udU and 407 pound» uf fat. All the i-uw» In thle text were at the an lire general breeding ami all received the »nine care The ndaitioni involved are tuo «tiiall and the time covered tuo «l.ort lu »arrant a^y poaltlve con ciuaion It d>>«» aceai. however, that late calving hu» «<>und ground for be ng < <>n»ldvred good commercial dairy practice. and •'•> «-ggs t- At and Stay ton Golden Pheasant Open Seaaorr at the Scio Mili» We are grinding and would be glad to have you try our Flour. DON’T Overlook our Homemade Euan. Mitkii nga and Dairy y Feedy Scio Mill & Elevator Company S Find Relative Value of Different Dairy Feeds k’eert »lull» a» a rule ere «UiiUed into conreat >»!»-• «n<l rui^lwige», »ay» tb» »ialry ilepartm.-ut. Ncrth l>»k<>la i Agricultural culle««, la duw-taasin« the I relative valu« uf »l.trerent daWy fm><ia. ili» con» eiitrataw «r» gralaa «ad tu. fury by prtalu» ta. nata, » '“». barley oll meal, which cun lala little crude li'wr »ml are highly <ilg»-«lbis The roughages are bulky SMterial Ilk» hay «ad .liage and coniala cenWdsrstils Sber. l'ora Is vslueble chiefly on aervount <»r Its carbohydrates; »lt*i<>i.gk It coa tain» «I hiu I lu per ««at of profeta, oilier «»»urces of Ibi» tuaterial usually are «-heeper It is <iefl»4»-at la asinecsl matter It sli«>uld mil be fs<1 stun« to tbr dairy cow as the only »-um «tursi»; imwever. It la an «leelleat dairy feed a coi.ibination with -Aber fsvda. f'ora and cob ni» «I I» taliaabto la the .lalry mtloa be« suae It su¡>pll«vi hulk and al l«>i « m«>r» thorough illgcwUoO ut th» grain. Oats entità In <>M p.eiod of profeta to »lx <>f carbohydratew, which In it »If I« a bal m-eri gram ration No grain I» better for milk |v<>»lu<lng cew» or <-<«.< - stami to fr«when It Is for sup plying th» unlx>m calf with nutrente for growth It »lUMild be ground If It can b» don» on th» farm. W beat «-unipare» la feeding value with «urn. but is little fed be«-auae of Its prim. Wheat brsa la high tn protein, asti anti arbohydrste*. but its market pn. • naually prohibits :ta um It bas s good effet upon th« «ysu-rn. hut It I« ad- vl-alile to feed It <«ly to cows befur» ai d after fre«he«ing. and young grow ing stock. Mhldltngs are not pabitabl« or «•«ally i1lgr.tll.h- Barley «-an be tno-d to «upplemeM corn ■ nd «tumid be ruila-d. or prvtprab.y granML Heavy Grtiin Feeding I« Not Always Profitable Heavy grain feeding m-c make a he»-er showing -»n a milk ,b««t hm not In the net prvglrs eacepf with th«-»e ■tnlry farm«’» a ho II»» near destrabte market« «there they ma setb their bay »ad dairy pro. In da for e«t ramely htrh prlrea If the rough.•» 1» tntigh and flhrvn» the rmportloa of <-<«< eatratoa uuat ba larger. SPECIAL Just Arrived at the Ford Garage 1.76 Arvin Hciiterv for your F>>rd try one Automatic windshield wiper* Hand windshield wiihth Rear view M rn<rn Slot light« Tire Patch B< «t in th- torn.’ run 30x3 and 30x3| in wheel« L«*s» Hub« TratiNnuMMioti Lining FORD Eagle Twill brake band lining |»er foot 30x3 Fabric ca«e» 30xFabric caaee 30x3j ('ord cane« 5.00 1.30 2 26 9.50 .35 4 (»0 7.HO H ti5 Il KO Motor Oils Hi Vi» Eastern Parati» •• ba«** best yet per quart Viti voline Ea-dern Parafine I». Golden »hell for your Fo'dson (î >’den »hell Western motor oil» Zerolen« per quart Shell motor oil Western lord Batteries I rode in your ohi K.ttrry When in need of anything car call on us Ford Sales, Service and Genuine Ford parts Ford Garage PSone 72 Fred T. Bilyeu “UTE-FOOT DANCE I'awdrrM DANCE FLOOR WAX To l^glVen tilvai am gild Inc finish to ha t «1 nt soft’wood nowr« M» M II». ' Ml <’■•! It f t a I Nov. 10th in the Z. C B J. H ill Your drug t*i It If nui • » ■ pouni SCIO, ORE. »S. f ' rwir' s 1 • A ’IN » Ho« I » • ni’ « <« • In »•«' Munk by Admmistiatir's Fiad lotice The Scio Orchestra Notice i> hereby given that the final account of I» J A«ge rter a» adniini«* trator of the eatate of John t licit, >1 .00 including Tax deceaaed. hna been filed In the county c<-urt of th«- »tat.- of Oregon for I.inn •■ounty. and lhe Z«th day of November. < ut The Vile Slender. 1V23 at th»- court houae in the city *f Albany, Oregon, ha» been fixed a» th« If any little word of our» can make time and »lace for the hearing of oti- one life the brighter; jertiun» to »uch final account »ml the If any little «ong of ours ran make aottleme t there» f. on or before which time all person» interested in »aid eatate one heart the lighter; and file objection» In God help u» »peak that little word. n av anppear writing tn »uch final account and accou and take one bit of sing rig. nt and contest the »ame And drop it in some lonely vole and i b. J Aeg» rt»-r <et the echoe» ringing '4 Administrator of the h.statr of John Bring Your Job Printing to Tribune Elie«,deceased. V. Lyle McUroekes Stayton. Oregon Attorney for Administrator T- I • pul irhed fivn consecutive i»«u • Some people act like they l»II> de- beginning Oct 2S, 1K9. •ernd from the m >nk»y» U. G. Shipley Co. > Outfitter» to Women, Misses and Children Popular Price« Quality Merchandise Oregon Salem, I 1 i
