The Herald Keeps Close to the Heart and Mind of the Umatilla Project.
THE DAIRY COW CAM
find ho better home
than on an irrigated
FARM ON THIS PROJECT.
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VOL. XXI
Wrmwfcm Bmtlö
HERMISTON, ONE OF
THE BEST POULTRY
DISTRICTS ANYWHERE
IN THE NORTHWEST
HERMISTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1927
BEE MEN PLAN TO
HAVE MARKET BODY
START MADE AT MEETING
RUSSELL C. WOOD
STANFIELD SEEKS
SPECIALTY CROPS
w il l b e
RABIES IS CAUSE
OF DOG’S DEATH
FRANK L SM ITH
R ehearsals a re being held for the
“ Gypsy R over,” a high school oper
e tta , w hich w ill be presented F riday
n ig h t, M arch 25. The glee club w ill
present th e o p eretta. Miss Seyler,
FARMERS THERE TO PUT OUT
m usic in s tru c to r, is In c h arg e of the ANIMAL OWNED BY G. LEGLER
work.
25 ACRES ASPARAGUS
HAD DISEASE
OF
LOCAL MEN SATURDAY
April 1 Set As Time To Complete
Hermiston Men Invited to Talk at NEW CIRCULATION RECORD FOR Roundup of Strays
Organization; 2OCO Colonies
Big Meeting of Grange Next
Sought In Signup
Monday Night.
■ * A g ro u p of local bee k eepers m et
S a tu rd a y afte rn o o u In th e lib ra ry
and took p relim in ary step s tow ard
o rg an izin g for co-operative m a rk e tin g
of honey. T he plans o u tlin e d call for
b o ttlin g an d p acking the honey in
a c e n tra l p la n t here and m a rk e tin g
it u n d er a common brand.
It Is th e aim to com plete o rg an iza
tio n w ork not la te r th a n A pril 1
th is y ear, w ith a sig n u p o f not less
th a n 2000 colonies, enough to in
su re p ro d u ctio n of 100 to n s of honey
on an av erag e a n n u ally . C o n tracts
an d by-law s w ill be p a tte rn e d a fte r
♦hose used by the W estern W ash-
t' n Bee K eepers associatio n w hich
fun ctio n ed successfully for sev
e ra l years.
’’em porary d irecto rs elected to com
p lete th e o rg an izatio n an d signup
are C harles K aiser, E. S ires and J.
kovbo.
C. J . H u rd , m a rk e tin g specialist
In th e extension service of Oregon
A g ric u ltu ra l college, has been asked
to lend assistance to th e o rg a n iz a
tio n .
Mevn*
GIVEN BY CLUBS MABCH 25
NO. 22
C o nsideration of a pro g ram of
fa rm in g to include a n u m b er of
sp ecialties w ill be g iven by S tan field
n ex t M onday ev en in g w hen a m eet
in g w ill be held u n d er th e auspices
of th e G range.
In v ita tio n s to th re e
H erm isto n
m en h av e been ex ten d ed by It. G.
P enney, secretary , to address
tl |
m eeting. C ounty A gent H olt w ill
also be o n e of th e speakers.
H aro ld K. D ean, su p e rin te n d e n t of
th e ex p erim en t sta tio n farm , w ill
have as h is topic “A B alanced Sys
tem of Irrig a tio n System A g ricu l
tu r e .” J. S. Dyer, know n as th e o u t
sta n d in g g ro w er o f stra w b e rrie s on
th e p ro ject, h as been asked to ex
p lain h is m ethods. J. W. McM ullen
has been in v ited to te ll of th e m eth
ods follow ed in th e H erm isto n dis
tr ic t by farm ers w ho grow asp arag u s.
Mr. P en n ey w as in H erm isto n la st
S a tu rd ay , and d u rin g th e co u rse of
h is v isit he sta te d th a t a n u m b er of
farm ers in th e S tan field d is tric t have
decided to tr a n s p la n t a sp arag u s th is
sp rin g . A ccording to h is sta te m e n t,
p resen t in d icatio n s a re th a t ab o u t 25
acres w ill be p u t In th e crop.
ONE MONTH IN LOCAL LIBRARY
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MADE DURING JANUARY— 1209
Made
by
BROODER HOUSES, YARDS AND
STOVES NEED STUDY
City
Advance Planning
Losses After Chicks Come,
Legler’s Take Treatment.
Hatchery Man Says.
THE FEATHERHEADS
A new record for c irc u la tio n In the
H erm iston b ran ch lib ra ry fo r any sin
gle m onth w as estab lish ed d u rin g
Ja n u a ry , according to Mrs. R. A.
B row nson, lib ra ria n .
D u rin g th e m onth ju s t p a st the
to ta l c ircu latio n w as 1209. Of th is
circu latio n 710 w as to a d u lts and
4 99 to children.
T he previous high record for a
single m onth was established. In
F eb ru ary , 1925, w hen th e c irc u la
tion w as 1166.
“W e have ju s t re cen tly received a
lib eral supply of new fictio n w hich
is pro ving very acceptable to lib rary
p a tro n s,” Mrs. B row nson sta te d , "and
we w ill be very glad to aid In any
way in in creasin g use of th e lib rary
even beyond its present scope,”
NEED OF GETTING
SETTLERS TALKED
By Otborne
Prevents
Marshall to Prevent Spread;
A rabies scare th a t has m ade th e
ten u re of life of s tra y dogs very in
secure has prevailed in H erm iston
d u rin g th e past- week as the re s u lt
of th e death of a dog ow ned by
George Legler, living a m ile south,
w est of tow n, last week.
The dog died la st W ednesday, Mr
L egler said, and being suspicious th a t
rabies m ig h t have been the cause, the
a n im a l’s head w as sen t to th e "state
h e a lth dep artm en t, and a reply receiv
ed T h u rsd ay n ig h t gave the in fo rm a
tion t h a t th e dog had suffered from
rabies.
Russell C. Wood of the secret serv
No m em ber of the fam ily had been
ice, who guards John Coolidge, son of
Frank L. Smith, senator-elect from
b itten by th e dog d u rin g its illness,
the President, at Amherst college and
Mr. L egler said, b u t a scratch on his Illinois, who was appointed by Gover
elsewhere. Being quite young, he will
own hand and the fact th a t
the nor Small to fill out the unexpired
himself take studies at the college.
th ree ch ild ren had been n ear th e ant- term of Senator McKinley. The senate
m al d u rin g th e firs t p a rt of its ill refused to seat Mr. Smith pending
ness caused some apprehension th a t investigation.
they m ight hav e been exposed t 0 the
disease. T hey have been ta k in g
tre a tm e n ts since, w ith ap p a re n tly
satisfa c to ry results,
W ashington, D. C.—A new w ar
H. A. P ankow , city m arsh all, im
against m oonshiners has been opened
m ediately began a rou n d u p of all
by A ssistan t S ecretary A ndrews, the
dogs In th e com m unity. O w ners of
STANFIELD MEN TO HOLD
dry chief.
W ashington, D. C.—Echoes of the
NEW LANDS SUFFICIENT FOR 800 dogs w ere in stru c te d to tie th e a n i
In a le tte r of in stru ctio n s to prohi
m als and keep them off th e streets. Smith-McAdoo fight In the last demo
RABBIT DRIVE SUNDAY
bition ad m in istrato rs he called atte n GROUNDHOG SEES HIS SHADOW
FAMILIES
S tra y dogs w ere p u t in pound, and cratlc national convention were hear«
A ra b b it drive in th e S tan field d is tion to th e old revenue law s against
those not claim ed w ere shot.
in the senate when a group of demo
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, BUT Light Assessment Per Acre Will
tr ic t w ill be held next 'S unday, Feb unlicensed m an ufacture of liquor.
L ittle apphenslon over th e spread «•rats, sta rtin g out on a discussion o
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a
G
eneral
A
ndrews
said
he
was
facing
Raise Funds for Advertising
ru a r y 6. T he drive w ill s t a r t along
of th e disease is felt, b u t a careful prohibition, got into spirited argum ent
th e h ig h w ay a mile n o rth of tow n, an increasingly dangerous m oonshine HERMISTON DOUBTS PREDICTION
Dodd Tells Club.
check w ill be m ain tain ed for some th at centered around the New Yorl
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an d th e course w ill be due east. problem. T he product of illicit dis
tim e u n til it Is seen w h eth er o th er governor and the ex-socretary of th<
The- g ro undhog, if th ere is such
The necessity e x istin g fo r a big an im als w ere exposed to th e disease.
L u n ch w ill be served a t noon. An tillers is flooding th e m ark et in many
treasury.
in v ita tio n to H erm iston m en to be sections of th e nation, he said, and an a n im a l holed u p in a den in th e program of a d v e rtisin g to a ttr a c t
The senate flare-up coincided witl
H
erm
isto
n
co
u
n
try
,
h
ad
a
ch
ance
to
enough
se
ttle
rs
to
m
a
th
e
added
land
the
supply
apparen
tly
Is
imprqvlng.
p resen t an d aid in th e driv e has
the arrival here of W illiam G. McAdor
TWO
BOARD
MEMBERS
ARGUE
been e x te n d e d . C. B. G reene
is Inform ation has reached head q u arters see his shadow y esterd ay , F e b ru a ry 2. av ailable for irrig a tio n since the
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for a week-end visit with a daughter
c h a lrm a Q in ch arg e of arran g em en ts. th at aged stock of th is product is be A flood of su n ch in e w as a t w ork for com pletion of McKay dam w as stre ss
and apparently it was touched off bj
th e firs t tim e in tw o or th re e days, ed T uesday before th e com m ercial AND ARE LOCKED IN SCHOOL
ing sold.
his speech in Toledo in which he dis
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Amplifying his re cen t le tte r to the and If Mr. G roundhog stretch e d h im club by E. P. Dodd in a re p o rt su b
INCREASE IN U. OF 0.
RAZZING
CLUB cussed prohibition enforcem ent.
senate on th e necessity for undercover self an d decided to v e n tu re fo rth in m itted for th e clu b 's p u b licity com ROOM; JOIN
S enator Bruce of Maryland, whi
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FEES OPPOSED BY HALL operations, G eneral A ndrews said the to th e a ir to m ake a six w eeks m ittee.
precipitated
the senate argum ont, de
E lection to m em bership in the
governm ent m u st be perm itted to use w e a th e r fo recast, as tra d itio n c red its
Some discussion follow ed th e p re
clared th a t McAdoo had Insulted hit
Razz-A-Doodle
club
has
been
accord
him
w
ith
doing,
he
saw
a
sh
a
rp
ly
de
secret
ag
en
ts
if
it
is
to
be
held
re
se n tatio n of th e re p o rt, b u t due to
President Issues Formal Statement
state and New York by charging that
fin ed shadow of him self.
sponsible for law enforcem ent.
lack of tim e, no decision waa tak en ed Jesse Goff and H enry O tt, m em bers they "w ere in a state of rehellloi
as lo Part of Cost Paid
A ccording to th e sam e tra d itio n , on th e p a rt of the club, an d th e m a t of th e union high school board.
T he o th e r evening th e board held against th e United S tates" beenus«
h e should have re tu rn e d m o u rn fu lly te r was laid over for co n sid eratio n a t
By Student.
LONGVIEW BILL SIGNED
its re g u la r m eeting. Mr. Goff and Mr. they had not passed state prohibitloi
to h is w in te r re tre a t, resig n ed
to next w eek's m eeting.
enforcem ent laws.
O tt entered in to a dicussion as th e
Approve«
Measure
Providing
for
a
w
a
it
a
n
o
th
e
r
six
w
eeks
for
th
e
a
r
In
his
p
relim
in
ary
re
m
ark
s
the
T h e follow ing is s p a r t a f th e
S enator Copeland of New York
riv
a
l
o
f
spring.
m
eeting
was
b
re
a
k
in
g
.up
an
d
forgot
Bridge
Across
the
Columbia.
s p e a k e r c a lle d a t t e n t io n to t h e b ig
s ta te m e n t recen tly issued by A rnold
comlnlf
to trie support of ihe Mary
W ashington, D. C.—The Longview-
Some local people took Mr. G ro u n d p a rt th a t ad v e rtisin g is p lay in g in re about the presence of the o th e r m em
B e n n e tt H all, p resid en t of th e U ni
land senator, asserted th a t New Yorl
bers.
E
very
one
had
left
the
room
R
ainier
bridge
bill
becam
e
a
law
when
h
o
g
’s
p
red
ictio
n
w
ith
a
lot
of
salt,
sent
y
ears
ih
the
m
erch
an
d
isin
g
of
all
v e rsity of Oregon, to se t fo rth facts
favored th e 18th am endm ent, bu!
as to th e fee system now in force a t P resid en t Coolidge signed th e meas* how ever, an d w en t ah ead p la n n in g sorts of p ro d u cts and services. Spec w here th e m eetin g w as held, and w anted the Volstead act am ended, tills
th e u n iv e rsity . The a rg u m e n t h as ure, a fte r w eighing th e disapproval of for som e real sp rin g w e a th e r long ial a d v e rtisin g in one form or a n R alph B row nson, secretary , w hen It representing the views of the state
o th er is gro w in g In volum e every cam e tim e for him to leave, th in k in g
been presented th a t stu d e n ts p ay a certain of its featu res expressed by before .the m iddle of M arch.
and its governor.
year, and com m unities are ta k in g he was the last m an in the building,
g re a te r p a rt of th e cost of h ig h er the corps of U nited S tates arm y en g i
locked
the
school
house
door.
neers.
various
m
eans
of
ad
v
e
rtisin
g
th
e
ir
JUNIOR
PLAY
TO
BE
GIVEN
ed u cation. A p a rt of th e p re sid e n t’s
S h o rtly a fte r a rriv in g home he re
SHORT NEWS NUGGETS
The bridge act, as signed, requires
a ttra c tio n s, p a rtic u la rly in the n o rth
sta te m e n t show s th a t th e stu d e n t
FRIDAY NIGHT AT SCHOOL w est, he said.
ceived
a
telephqne
call
from
Mr.
O
tt
the
bridge
prom
oters
to
subm
it
the
fe«3 a t th e U n iv ersity of O regon are
Two sharp tem blors, one of severe
In th e lands ad jac en t to the H er and Mr. Goff. T hey w ere prisoners
h ig h e r now th a n In th e u n v ersities plans for th e ir toll bridge to the sec
“W hat Happened to J obos ” Ready m iston d is tric t th ere Is available In th e school b u ild in g . W ould Mr. Intensity, shook L ob Angeles and its
in W ash in g to n , C alifornia, Idaho, re ta rie s of w ar, com m erce and ag ri
culture w ithin one y ear from the pas
some 25,000 acres, w h.ch If develop B row nson k in d ly come and let them suburbs S aturday, rocking buildings In
M ontana, N evada and A rizona.
For Presentation by Third
sage
of
th
e
law.
It
is
probable
th
a
t
ed In tr a c ts of 30 acres, about the o ut? Mr. B row nson considered the the downtown d istrict on th eir foun
“O w ing to th e fact th a t th e su g
dations.
the
plans
and
specifications
will
be
Year
Cast.
av
erag e size of tra c ts on the old pro m a tte r an d did, and th e tw o m em bers
gestion
h as
been m ade th a t th e
To the Boeing A irplane company of
subm
itted
w
ithin
a
m
onth,
W
ashing
au
to
m
a
tic
a
lly
joined
th
e
club.
ject, w ould req u ire a m inim um of 800
s ta te in s titu tio n s of h ig h e r le a rn in g
Seattle, W ash., was aw arded the con
" W h a t H appened to Jo n es,” a fam ilies, Mr. Dodd stated . Many
Roy
S
u
lliv
an
h
as
also
been
accord
ton
m
em
bers
of
congress
said.
in g h t m eet th e ir p ressin g im m ediate
P o rtlan d ’s rig h t to dem and hearings com edy th a t Is g u a ra n te e d to create tim es th is n u m b er of fam ilies w a n t ed m em ebershlp and given th e p riv tra c t for carrying the air mall be
needs by an in crease in s tu d e n t fees,
on
th e plans la expected to be exer la u g h s in w hole sale q u a n titie s, w ill ing a g ric u ltu ra l lands are available ilege of w e a rin g th e club in sig n ia, tween Chicago and San Francisco.
It seem s d esirab le th a t a com plete
The average value of farm lands of
cised
form ally w ithin a few days, af be p resen ted a t th e hig h school a u if th e m essage of w h at th is d is tric t a fa t doodle b u g in th e act of b it
ta te m e n t of th e fee system as it
the United S tates dropped 32 per cent
d ito riu m F rid a y n ig h t, F e b ru a ry 4, has to o ffe r could be presented to ing in to a big red raspberry.
te
r
which
the
secretaries
will
m
eet
to
i. ts a t th e U n iv ersity of Oregon
In the six years betw een March I.
by th e ju n io r class of th e high them , he said.
dhould be m ade. I have attem p ted fix a d ate and m ake o th er arran g e
1920, and March 1, 1926. In 1920 the
school.
m ents for the hearings.
To
fin
an
ce
such
a
program
of
ad-
a sh o rt s ta te m e n t to th e press, w hich,
PROGRAM PLANNED FOR NEXT
average value per acre was 9107.89
R eh earsals u n d e r th e d irection of v etisln g and p u blicity as is needed
how ever, seem s to h av e been m is-
Miss R u g g and Miss T hom a have will re q u ire m ore money th an H er
PARENT-TEACHER MEETING and last March was down to 176.47.
• •-derstood. I am a tte m p tin g , th e re Herrick’s Contract to be Investigated.
according to figures given by the Wall
been u n d e r w ay for sev eral weeks, m lston as a com m unity can raise, ac
W
ashington,
D.
C.—The
sen
ate
has
fore, to give a fu ll and d etailed s ta te
S treet Journal of New York.
voted an investigation into alleged an d th e p re se n ta tio n is expected to co rd in g to th e sp eak er, and he pro
T h u rsd ay , F e b ru a ry 10, is the n ext
m en t In o rd er th a t the p u b lic and the
Ty Cobb and T ris S peaker were
fraud and collusion betw een F red H er be ex cellen t. T h e cast fo r th e play posed th a t assessm ertts of a few cent, lieetin g of th e P are n t-T e a c h e r asso-
it isla tu re m ay have th e facts exact-
found not guilty of baseball erooked-
rick of St. M aries, Idaho, and o th er is as follow s:
an acre be secured on unim proved olation, and P re sid e n t Bensel
has
as th ey are.
! ness. The famous sta rs were cleared
Jo n es.......................................Jo h n N ewell lan d s an d on th e large improved
urged th a t a larg e num ber of p a re n ts
‘T he a c tu a l fee system
a t th e form er national fo rest service em
of all suspicion of dishonesty in a de
Sissy ............................................ Iva Dunn
ployes.
in
securing
890,000.000
feet
of
ra n ch es th a t a re ready for dividing plan to be p resen t to h e a r and see
U n iv ersity of O regon is q u ite com
cision by Kenesaw Mountain Landis,
tim b er in the B ear Valley u n it'o f the Mrs. G oodly.............. ........F ran ces Rales in to sm aller tracts.
ihe num bers w hich have been a rra n g - baseball com m issioner.
p licated. T h is Is d ue to th e fact
M alheur national forest, in G rant coun E benezer G oodly.....„...V ernon H arrah
"T
h
is
com
m
unity
firs
t
dream
ed
the
d for th e m eeting.
th a t th e u n iv e rsity has been lab o rin g
French official circles regard Amer
M inerva ................................ N ell Reeves
dream of M cKay dam and reservoir,”
T he th ird g rad e w ill present “ A ican viewpoint on Chinese affairs, ex
u n d e r fin a n c ia l p ressu re of th e In- ty, Oregon.
M a r jo r ie ........................ B eatrice Bensel
Mr. Dodd said. "T h e fig h t was Sleepy C upid.” Mrs. Joe Udey will
ten eest kind for several years. The
pressed by S ecretary Kellogg, as
A lvina .................... F lo ren ce W o u g h ter
Dana To Speak Here
lau n ch ed here and we w ere in th e give a w h istlin g solo. Dr. F. V.
u n iv e rsity a u th o ritie s h av e seized
about the sam e as th a t of the French
H
elm
a
.................................S
y
lv
ia
E
vans
M arsh all N. D ana, asso ciate ed ito r
fro n t all of th e tim e In th e cam P rim e w ill ta lk on “ The R elation of governm ent. F rance’s policy Is to
«very o p p o rtu n ity th a t presen ted its
B ig b e e ................................... Don P arso n s
p aign w aged fo m ake the dream a Good T eeth to the G eneral H ea lth ." aw ait solution of the problem by the
e lf to Increase stu d e n t fees In every of th e O regon J o u rn a l, w ill address
T h e B ishop ....................... G eorge Davis
re a lity . Now w ater Is asiired for Miss Seyler and th e c I osb in music
w ay a n d a t every o p p o rtu n ity th a t th e H erm lsto n h ig h school a t a spec
Chinese them selves, when they have
R
ic
h
a
rd
....................
G
eorge
M
cKenzie
those bodies of land w hich would be w ill a p p ear In “ A Music Lesson.” worked out a stable governm et t.
w as possible. T he re su lt Is th a t a ial assem bly session F rid a y a f te r
H older ............................H a rry H am m an
noon,
F
e
b
ru
a
ry
11.
T
he
P
o
rtla
n
d
p ra c tic a lly w ith o u t value If they Rev. A. J. W are, p asto r of the B ap
la rg e nu m b er of d iffe re n t k in d s of
be F u lle r .........................S u m n er R obinson w era w ith o u t a supply of w ater for tist church, w ill ta lk on th e subject,
fees have been levied a t d iffe re n t n ew spaper m an ’s ad d ress w ill
Lexington Schools Close
irrig a tio n . Since these th in g s are “ T he S tra ig h t R oad.”
p o in ts w hich th e a d m in is tra tio n re given a t 3 o’clock. Mr. D ana h as a p
The L exington schools closed Tues
Pittsburgh
Votes
Ordered
seizeo.
tru e , it is no m ore th a n fair th a t the
g ard ed as stra g e tic . T h is h a s been peared In H erm isto n before, and his
day for th e rem ain d er of the week
W ashington, D. C.—Seizure of all land com panies holding undeveloped
A few e x tra eggs in the fall will due to
done n o t because th e u n iv e rsity be- a b ility as an o ra to r won for him an
epidem ic of Influenza
ballots cast In P ittsb u rg h in th e P enn lan d s m ake su fficien t co n trib u tio n s o ften pay the difference betw een the T h irty four pupils w ere out of school
'-v e d in th e policy th a t h ig h e r ed u a tte n tiv e audience.
sylvania sen ato rial co n test betw een to in su re a real cam paign for a t price of a poor chick and a good one. on acco u n t of Illness.
catio n should finance itself, b u t be
J. A. Reeves is able to be back Senator-elect Vare and W illiam B. W il tra c tin g s e ttle rs .”
cau se of th e e x trem e necessities of
T he p lan is expected to be w orked
H arold McKeen, P endleton au to
th e case w hich have extend ed over a t w ork ag a in as m ail c a rrie r a fte r son, dem ocrat, was ordered by the
C. A. P aul, local m an ag er fo r the
b ein g indisposed fo r sev eral days on Reed sluah fund com m ittee.
o u t in g re a te r d etail at next w eek's salesm an, w as in H erm iston W ednes P acific T elephone & T elegraph com
acco u n t of carb u n cles.
(C o n tin u ed on P age T h ree)
m eetin g of th e club.
day on business.
pany, was In P endleton S aturday.
ANDREWS ASSERTS
MOONSHINE GAINING
||THIS IS TIME TO
PLAN FOR CHICKS
DEMOCRATIC SOLONS
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GERALD A W H IT E
F acto rs in keeping p o u ltry free
from disease.
An h o u r sp en t in p lan n in g now
will undoubtedly save m any a day 's
w ork la te r in th e spring. Days of
labor, and then fin d in g th a t th e
build in g or yard is not satisfacto ry ,
cut huge sh ares out of th e profits.
The days of labor done personally
by th e p o u ltry m an mean an added
source of income, in preference to
w aitin g u n til building Is needed and
then e n ta il the cost of a large crew
for rush work.
So build your brooder houses now
m d set up your stoves. Know th a t
you a re ready for the chix a t least
ten days before your delivery date.
Rem em ber good chicks are not raised
by good resolutions, b u t by lots of
preparedness and good m anagem ent.
Now is th e Ideal tim e to build
your new brooder -house o r rem odel
your old one. If th e old house fell
l o w n on your ex pectations la s t y ear
rem odel it. Allow p len ty of v e n tila
tion and su n lig h t to p e n e tra te to
ill p a rts of the room. We have
ound by p ain tin g our w indow s on
.he outside w ith w hite p a in t It does
lot allow sun Bpots In the room,
which Is th e d irect cause of toe-
nicking. H ave your brooder house
tig h t on th re e sides w ith a ll openings
m south side. He sure and place
your brooder houses on skids so they
an be moved from ra n g e to range.
B rooder chix c a n n o t 8,'irive un-
ess the houses are sprayed w ell be-
ore the chicks a re placed in broodeT
tnd betw eon brooder lots and th e
louses k ept clean. D rugs do not
uake good chix. Y our only doctor
w ith clilx should be th e w ill to creek
he heads of sick ones and th ro w
hem into the brooder stove, th u s
lestroylng all disease germ s. Intes-
inal p a ra site s such as cocaidla,
•ound w orm s o r tap e w orm s can n o t
>e controlled by d isin fectan ts. The
ste d s” of m ost chick diseases are In
he house, or on the ground aro u n d
he house. T he only way to com bat
hese Is to move your buildings from
yard to yard, using about a fo u r y ear
y a rd in g system , and, as I said before.
keep th e b u ild in g clean.
T he w alls, celling and floor of th e
b u ild in g should be sw ept and scru b b
ed w ith stro n g
lye
w ater. The
m a te ria l rem oved should be sw ept
into a box or c a rrie r of some kind
and bu rn ed . W hen every p a rticle of
d u st and d ir t is rem oved, then one
should use a stro n g spray d isin fect
a n t th o ro u g h ly . A th in p a in t on
the floor w ould serve to seal th e
germ s in to th e crack s an d crevices
of th e floor. If th e job h as been
done w ell, th e disease germ s th a t
have n o t been killed, w ill be sealed
in to th e b u ilding.
And th en comes th e yard. T his Is
helped by the exchange- of yards and
not by plow ing. P low ing tu rn s
them dow n w here th ey can develop
in m uch the sam e m an n er as th e
w heat g erm in ates and grow s a n 1 t*
follow ing y ear a re tu rn ed hi
In fu ll stre n g th . Mr. Cosby i
th a t Dr. W. T. Johnson k ep t the d
ease germ s from an Infected sell t
a lim e so lu tio n for th ree y ears and
they a re still alive. So lim e does
not seem to help m uch. Leave your
soil w ith top up, only sp rin g to o th
ing or h a rro w in g to s tir up th e top
so th a t the su n lig h t can reach al.
p a rts Is th e best m ethod of d estroy
ing disease germ s.
R em em ber th a t houses can n o t be
cleaned a fte r
the chlckB come
B uildings can n o t be remodel«:
in
five m inutes. S u nshine w ill
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o e n c tra te th ro u g h solid w alls, a
v en tilatio n c an n o t be secured w ith
proper w indow space, an d th a t
chicks can not th riv e In '
Only good, h e a lth y chi- F.
good hens, and only good prep?,
cared fo r p u lle ts m ake p ro ftta b '
layers.
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