The Hermiston herald., July 19, 1919, Image 3

THE HERMISTON
HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
Next Time—Buy
the west one-half of section 10.
I ing. The inflammation, which begin.
Township 2 North. Range 22 East
I in the nasal passages, soon extends to
Willamette Meridian.
All of sections 1. 2 and 3 and the
the eyes nnd to the spaces which exist
northwest quarter of section 10.
immediately below the eyeballs. The
Township 3 North. Range 22 East
eyelids are swollen, held closed much
Willamette Meridian.
of the time, and may be glued togeth­
All of sections 1. 5, 12, 20, 29, 34,
er by the accumulated secretion. The
35 and 36 and the northwest quar-
birds sneeze aud shake their heads in
ter of section 13: the east one-half .
of section 14, and the southwest in Many Respects This Ailment of | their efforts to free the air passages
quarter of section J 7; the southwest
Faw. Ic
ar
from the thick mucus. The appetite
Fowls
Is Similar
Similar +,
to Influenza
| is diminished, and the birds sit with
quarter of section 21, the west three
tuertéis tf reetien 73, the south-
Of Humans
I their heads drawn in and their wings
east quarter of section 27. the south
I drooping, having a general appearance
one-half of section 25. All of sec­
j of depression and sickness.
tion 26.
Township 2 North. Range 23 East I WSIHAIF ALL LUING HIRDS When the inflammation reaches the
Willamette Meridian
—V-i-
KiLllxU
i spaces or sacs beneath the eyes it
All of sections 5, 6. 7, 8, 17, 20.1_________ causes the formation of a secretion
21. 29 and 33. and the south one- |
very similar to that of the nose, and
half nd northwest quarter of sec- Symptoms, Preventive Measures andas this becomes thick It collects, dis-
tien 9. All of section 16.
Treatment. Described by Special­ I tends the walls of these spaces, and
Township 2 N.. R. 26 E. W. M.
produces a warm and painful swelling,
ists of United States Depart­
All of sections 15 and 16.
I which is seen Just below the eyes and
ment
of
Agriculture.
Township 4 North, Range 27 East
j may reach the size of a hickory nut.
Wisamette Meridian.
As cold weuther approaches poultry I This swelling presses with much force
Al) of secticrs 1, 2, 3, 4. 8, 9,
10. 11. 16. 16. 17.
ruisers should take every precaution j on the eyeball, which is displaced and
Township 5 North, Range 27 East to prevent their chickens from getting more or less deformed, and in extreme
Willamette Meridian.
colds.
If the flock is not properly ! cases even the bones of the head may
All of that part of sections 23 and cared for it is easy for this ailment 1 give way before It.
24 lying south of the north bound- . to ------
---- .. the -‘ vital
*1- i The closure of the eyes prevents the
get _ u -----
sturt —
and a ------
so reduce
ary of the district as hereinbefore Ity of the birds that other more seri- | badly affected birds from finding food ;
described. All of sections 25. 26, 27. ous diseases are readily introduced, the accumulation of mucus in the nos-
33, 34. 35 and 36.
One of the most common as well as I trils completely obstructs these pas-
Township 5 North Range 28 East serious diseases which follow colds is | sages, so that the beak must be kept
Willamette Meridian.
contagious catarrh, more generally open in order to breathe; the obstrue-
Al] that part of sections 19 and 29 known among poultrymen as roup. It 1 tion of the windpipe and the smaller
lying within the boundaries of said
district as heretofore described and resembles the more malignant forms 1 air tubes causes loud breathing sounds
of influenza in the human family and | and difficult respiration.
-
all sections 30, 31 and 32.
The boundary description of said among animals. It attacks principally I ' In the severe und advanced cases
proposed district, excluding the
the membranes lining the eye, the sacs the birds sit in a somnolent or semi­
ceptions mentioned above, cover an below the eye, the nostrils and other conscious condition, unable to see or
crea of 345,260 acres.
parts about the head. It is attended to eat ; their strength is rapidly ex­
This notice is published pursuant with high fever and Is very contagious. hausted, and many of them die within
to an order of the County Court of
New birds and those which have a week or ten days. A part of the
Morrow County, Oregon, made and been In exhibitions should be Isolated affected Individuals recover, but others
continue weak and have a chronic
entered on the 12th day of July, and kept under observation for two form of the disease for months, dur­
weeks
before
they
are
put
with
the
’919, and the same shall be publish­
ing which time they continue to dis­
ed cree each week for at least four fiock and all animals and wild birds seminate the contagion.
excluded
so
far
as
possible.
The
consecutive weeks prior to August
houses should be kept clean and dry
23, 1919
and occasionally disinfected. If the
Witness my hand and seal of said disease appears notwithstanding these
Court affixed this 12th day of July. precautions, isolate the affected fowls
1919.
J, A. .Waters, Clerk. at once at a distance from the well
The treatment of sick birds
ones and apply disinfectants freely
(Seal)
By Goy M. Anderson.
requires much time and patience
Deputy. about the houses and runs. Also place
and there is always the risk
sufficient permanganate of potash in
that they may carry the con­
all drinking water to give the latter a
tagion for several months after
SEES PICKWICK AS JOHNSON deep purple color. If the disease
they are apparently well. Pre­
proves of a severe type it Is often bet­
vention of colds and roup Is,
Canadian Writer Believes Dickens' ter to kill the entire flock, and after |
therefore, much more satisfac­
a
thorough
cleaning
and
disinfection
Famous Character Was Sketch
tory and profitable than treat­
of the premises to begin with new |
of the Great Lexicographer.
ment, say specialists of the Unit-
birds. This radical method avoids the |
ed States department of agricul­
retention
of
the
birds
which
may
har-
|
A discussion has arisen between
ture. The poultry house should
E. R. Thompson In the Nineteenth Cen­ oor the contagion and cause the de-
be kept free from drafts, and
tury and a writer in the Toronto Mail relopment of subsequent outbreaks.
measures should be continually
Prevent Introduction of Disease.
and Empire as to whether Dickens’
enforced which will exclude con­
Roup, appears to be a strictly con-
famous character of "Mr, Pickwick”
tagion of all kinds.
is an adaptation of the personality of tagious disease; that is, one which
irises
only,
so
far
as
known,
by
eon-
Dr. Samuel Johnson. The magazine
writer holds that this Is the case; that agion from other diseased birds. The
To Distinguish Roup.
the novelist was Inspired by James nature of the microbe which constitutes
Roup
is distinguished from diphther­
he
virus
is
not
known.
The
contagion
Boswell’s “Life of Johnson” and that
ia
by
the
absence of the thick, tough,
the alleged plagiarism Is proved by a a generally brought Into the poultry and very adherent
newly formed mem-
Sometimes
certain characterization of Pickwick tard by infected birds.
which coincides almost to a word with hese are birds which are purchased branes (false membranes) in the nos-
one of Boswell's descriptions of John- ’rom other flocks in which the disease trils, mouth, and throat which are
exists ; sometimes they are birds of the characteristic of the latter. There may
son.
The Toronto writer believes If lome flock which have been in ex- sometimes be a deposit of yellowish
Dickens did copy his character from ilbitlons and there exposed to sick material on the walls of the mouth
the noted lexicographer he did it un­ owls; and sometimes they are wild und throat, but It is easily broken up
consciously and without any attempt irds or pigeons which fly from one und removed.
to steal the fruits of Boswell's writing. oultry yard to another.
Box for Dust Bath.
It Is admitted that there are many
The saliva and the discharge which
Provide a box partly filled with road
points of resemblance between Pick- scapes from the nostrils carry the
wick and Johnson, Both were rather tontagion and soon contaminate the dust or wood ashes so as to give the
portly, burly men. They had n com- irinking water and feeding troughs so hens an opportunity to take a dust
mon weakness for the use of resound- hat all the fowls are infected. Even bath. It gives them needed exercise
Ing and dignified speech; both had he flocks in adjoining yards are in- and keeps them free from lice and |
little difficulty In summoning immense ected by the particles of mucus pro- mites.
reserves of dignity to suppress the im­ ected into the air when sneezing, or
Uniformity of Purebred«.
pudent or the flippant, nnd both had y the contagion” carried on the feet
Purebred poultry means uniformity
great hearts.
>f persons, animals, or small birds of products. Uniformity of products
"But,” says the Mall and Empire hat pass from one yard to another.
means increased profits if they are
writer, "we have not the Imagination
Delicate birds are Inclined to severe properly marketed.
Given the same
to picture Doctor Johnson disporting ittacks and to recover slowly, and care and feed, purebred fowls will
himself on skates after the fashion of ten a chronic condition persists for make a better profit than mongrels.
Mr. Pickwick, and there Is a sort of t long time. Birds so affected may
kindly credulity about the latter that arry nnd spread the contagion for
Profit-Producing Period.
we find distinctly lacking In Johnson. » year or more and become the cause
The hen’s greatest profit-producing
Moreover, we never suspect Mr Pick- f new outbreaks of the disease.
period Is the first and second years,
wick of being a bully, although It Is
How Roup Affects Poultry.
and unless a hen Is an especially good
to be admitted that when he orders
The symptoms first seen are very breeder she shoud be disposed of at |
the skates of Mr. Winkle to be re­ imilar to those of an ordinary cold, the end of her second laying season (
moved he shows a Johnsonian stern­ ut there is more fever, dullness, and and
i
before starting to molt.
ness and Impatience with pretense.”
•rostratlon. The discharge from the
asal opening is at first thin and wa-
As a general rule, feed mashes early i
Two Timely Tips.
ery, but in two or three days It be- In
I the day and scratch grain In the
Iodine stains may be removed from omes thick and obstructs the breath-/ evening.
bureau scarfs, towels, etc., by using
peroxide. If the first application does
not remove It let the article dry and
try again. Do not use peroxide on
Not a Bed of Roses, Either
colored clothes, as the color will come
out as well as the stain.
ROUP IS SERIOUS
DISEASE IN FALL
ISOLATE ALL AILING BIRDS
appearance, they give
an excess mileage
even for Cord Tires.
Tim
TOUGH, WEAR-RESISTING TREADS
Oregon Hardware & Implement
Company
•
AGEN S
County Court made and entered on r. 4 N., R. 28 E. W. M., thence run-
the 12th day of July, 1919, desig­ ’Ing in an easterly direction along
the Co nt Court for tre State of
south line of said section 19 a
nated to be at the Eight Mile Schoo! he
istance of one half mile more or
re on for the County of Morrow,
house located on section 32, Town­ ess to the east bank of the Umatilla
the m: ter of the Organization of
ship 2 North, Range 23, E. W. M.
liver; thence running in a norther-
District
he John Day Irrigation
ly and easterly direction on the west
That
the
County
Court
of
Morrow
in Morrow, Gilliam and limatila
bank of said Umatilla River a dis­
I County, Oregon, has appointed judg­ tance
of five miles, more or less to
ountleo, in the State of Oregon,
es and clerks of election as folows, the south line of section 28, T, 5 N.,
tice is her eby given that an elec- to-wlt:
R. 28 E. W. M., thence running in a
h will le held within precincts
James Caity and Ed McDaid, 1 westerly direction on the south line
mber one, number two, and num- judges of precinct number one, and of said section 28 to the southwest
: three, within the proposed John Ralph Finley, Phil Doherty and corner of said section 28; thence
running along the west line of said
y Irrigation District in Morrow, John McDevitt as clerks of election, section 28 In a northerly direction
Iliam, and Umatilla counties, in in precinct number one. J. E. 5175.7 feet more or less to the south
...
,
boundary of the right of way of the
e State of Oregon, on the 23rd day _ , ,
Mrs. J. A. Troedson main canal of the West Extension
Crabrtee and Mts.
August, A. D. 1919. between the are appointed judges, and J. A. of the Umatilla Project as now per­
o'clock A. M. and Trcedson. George Miller and Walter manently surveyed and constructed
1’3 Of
tht o’clock P. M. of said day, at Pope, are appointed clerks of elec­ by the U. 8. Reclamation Service;
[ polling places hereinafter desig- tion in precinct number two. J. D. thence running in a northerly and
westerly direction along said bound­
ted, within said District for the Deos, and Tommy Dean are appoint­ ary line of the right of way of said
rpese of determining whether or ed judges, and Ashur Montague, W. main canal a distance of 26.16 miles
I the said District shall be organ- R. Gregg, and George L. Newell, are more or less to the west line of the
d under and by virtue of the pro- appointed clerks of election in pre­ E. one-half of section 23 in T. 4 N.,
R. 24 E. W. M., at a point distance
ions of Chapter 357 of the Gen- cinct number three. That(any per- 2840 feet more or less and in a
il Laws of Oregon for the year son, male or female, over the age of southerly direction from the N. W.
7. The electors with said dis twenty-one years, whether a resi- corner of the N. E. one quarter of
section 23, thence running in
its shall be required to cast bal- I dent of the district or state or not, I said
2 northerly direction along the west
sat said election which shall con i who is a bona fide owner of one acre ilne of the east one half of said sec­
n the words: “Irrigation District, cr more of land situate within the tion 23. 2840 feet more or less to the
northwest corner of the northeast
t” and “Irrigation District, No,”
district and whose name appears on quarter of said section 23, thence
d also the name of such directors the last assessment roll
or who is running in a westerly direction along
shall be nominated to be voted
the holder of an uncompleted title the north line of sections 23, 22, 21
20 and 19. allinT. 4 N., R. 24 E. W.
I et such election, which directors
ill be elec ted by the district at or contract to purchase State or M.. thence continuing in a westerly
Carey Act lands and also entrymen direction along the north line of sec­
p. That the said precinct num- upon public lands of the United tions 24, 23. 22 and 21, all in T. 4
I one shall comprise all that por- States shall be considered as land N.. R. 23 E. W. M;, to the northwest
corner of said section 21. thence
n of the ¡proposed district lying
owners for the purpose of such elec-
' of the west line of sections 33, tien, and shall be qualified petition­ running in a southerly direction
the west line of said section
21, 16. 9. 2. in Township 2 ers for the organization of said irri- along
21 to the southwest corner of said
ph, Rance 24, E. W. M also north gation district and shall share ., section of 21, thence running in a
' westerly direction along the north
the north line of sections 4, and
in Township 2 North. Range 24, the privileges and obligations of line of sections 29 and 30, T. 4 N.,
land owners within the district. in-R. 23 E. W. M.. to the northwest
W. M. also east of the west line of eluding
the right to vote or hold of- | corner of said section 30, thence
tions 31, 30, 19. 18. 7 and 6 all fire ana
shall
| running
direction
nee
and
snail be
be considered
considered electors
electors along
the in west a southerly
line of sections
30
Township 3 North, Rango 24. E.
fcr the purpose of such election.
and 31, T. 4 n „ R. 23 E. W. M., to
M. also north of the north line
That the boundries of said dis the southwest corner of said section
| etion 6. Township 3 North. trict established for the purpose of । 31, thence running in a westerly di-
...
recticn
north
line in of T sec-
nre 24, E. W. M. and sections 1 said
election are as . „ follows;
tions along
1, 2, 3, the
4 and
5, all
3 N
I ? Township 3 North Range 23.
j Beginning at the southwest corn-R. 22 e W M.. to the northwest
W. M. and east of the west line er of section 30, T. 1 N., R. 22 E. corner of said section 5, thence run-
sectirrs 34 27. 22, Township 4 W. M.; thence running in an easter- ning in a southerly direction along
•h Ronge 23, I. w. M.
That'y direction along the south line of the west line of sections 5. 8. 17, 20
29 and 28 to theand 29, all in T. 3 N„ R. 22 E. W.
"ng place in precinct number soltneost corner of section 28, T.
t'the southwest corner or said
.. herein before described was N., R. 22 E. W. M„ thence running ; section 29, thence running in a wes­
an order of the County Court in a northerly direction on the east terly direction along the north line
de and entered on the 12th day celine of said section 28 and continu- of section 31. T. 3 N„ R. 22 E. W.
y 1910 3.
.2
* .‘ing in a northerly direction along M„ and section 36. 25. 24 and 33.
21212, designated
to be et the the east line of sections 21 and 16 M
. and sections 36. 25. 24 and 33,
- Carty residence, located in of T. 1 N., R. 22 E. W. M.. to the all in T. 3 N„ R. 21 E. W. M.. to
on 10. Tiwnship 2 North Range northeast corner of said section 16; the northwest corner of said section j
E W. M.
That said precinct thence running in an easterly direc­ 33; thence running In a southerly I
tion along the south line of sections
along the west Une of sec- !
er two shall
include that 10, 11 and 12 to the southwest corn- direction
33. T. 3 N.. R. 21 E. W. M.,
‘ tf said district lying west of er of section 12; thence running in ■ tion
nd sections 4, 9. 16. 21. and 28, all |
west boundary of precinct num- I ” northerly direction along the east in T. 2 N.. R. 21 E. W. M.. to the
one as hereinbefore described, ' line of T. 1 N„ R. 22 E. W M.. to "Ou th west corner of said section 28; |
the northerst corner of said town- thence running in a westerly direc­
- seth of the north line of sec- ship;
thence running in an easterly tion along the north line of sections
3 3. 4, 5 and 6 in Township 3 direction on the south line of T. 2 N., 32 and 31 in T. 2 N.. R. 21 E W. M., ,
th. Range 23. E. W. M. and ly- R. 23, 24. and 25. E. W. M.. to the to the northwest corner of said sec- |
** I of the Gilltnm - Morrow southeast corner of said township 2 tion 31, thence running in a south-
nt, H... he
.
.
, N.. R. 25 E. W. M.. thence running erly direction along the west line of
L
The voting place of in a northerly direction on the east section 31, T. 2 N„ R. 21 E. W M..
net number two as hereinbefore line of said township 2 N., R. 25 E and sections 6, 7, 18. 19, 30 and 31,
Riled, was by an order of the W. M.. to the southwest corner of all in T 1 N„ R. 21 E. W M to
Inty Court made and entered on section 18. T. 2 N., R.26EW.M the southwest corner of said section
119+1 . -7,.
. j . thence running in an easterly direc- 31, thence running in an easterly ,
• day of July, designated totion on the south line of sections 18. direction along the south line of sec- |
te J. E. Crabtree reaidence. 17, 16. 15, 14 and 13 all in T. 2 N.. tions 31, 32. 33. 34, 35 and 36. alli
in section 34. Township 2 R. 26 E. W M.. to the southeast in T. 1. N.. R. 21 E. W. M.. to the
ph. Rars, 9, y - »<
Thatcorner of said section 13, thence southeast corner of said section 36: |
said —
" —
—mnning In a northerly direction on
running in a northerly direc-
■ precinct number three shall the east line of said T 2 N., r 26 thence
tion along the east line of said see- I
"e all of that part of said dis-E. W. M., and continuing in a north- tion 36 to the southwest corner of 1
t lying west of the Gilliani-Mor- erly direction along the eastline of section 30, T. 1. N.. R. 22 E. W M .
the place beginning.
"County line and north of the T.
26 E
th tri ,
. I southwest corner of section 30, T. 3
of section 6. 5. 4, and • | N., R 27
W. M thence running
EXCEPTIONS
L Township 3 North Range 23, in an easterly direction along the
Saving
and
the follow-
" M. and west of the west line south line of sections 30, 29, 28, 27. ing described excepting
in the
tracts
of
land
“tion >34.27, and 22, all in I 26 and 25, all In T. 3 N ,’R. 27 E W. counties of Gilliam, Morrow and
"ship 4 North Range 22. E w. M.. to the southeast corner of said Umatilla, State of Oregon, within the
1 at the polling place in pre- section 25; thence running in a described boundaries, to-wlt:
Township 2 North, Range 21 East
bered
3 as herinbefore northerly direction on the east line Willamette Meridian.
Tiled was by an Arder of the the southwest corner of section 19,
All of sections 4, 8. 16 and 21;
I CUCE FOR ELECTION
3. N.. «
“.M to the
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MICKIE SAYS
DIDJA EVER »T op To
THINK HAT, NEXT To
HE KAISER’S GOAT,YER
SOLDIER bon ’ d RATHER
HAVE A COPI OF THE OLD
I
YOU MADE
YOUR BED,
NOW LlE
IN IT
HOME PAPER REGLAR THAN
ANVIHIN’ ELSE IN
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WORLD 2
Morde
Butter Wrappers TKisSofiet
FOR SALE AT THE HERALD OFFICE
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