SI
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OPFICIAL DIRliCTORN
SATtOKaL
t'resirinnt ,. . . Wooclrow Wilson
Vie rrvaldrnt Ihmnaa H Marshall
Necrelaryot Hialn . William J Hrn
Secretary of f reentry William ti McAdon
rtoc.retarv of er I.lndle M Harrison
A Homer tlenerel J mil.'. : Mi'lteyuuldi
!' t Miaal t lieuvral Albert H Iturlcaoli
hocrnarj ol Navy ,.,Jiiw'iIiiii Pamela
Hecrntarf o( Interior franklin K l-aiis
Hecretary of Avritiultura..,. Pavld r lloiiaiou
HecrHarf of Commerce ...William (!. kedllald
tWruinry of (.abor William II, Wilson
Juleiaiale Comment t'nmiiilasioui r
fcdgar K Clark
stats.
ttovernnr Oswald Wmi
Smiratary of Hta t., Hen W.OIcotl
TrtHutit , TImm. N. K)
Attorney Oenerai A. M. Crawford
Mm I'utulo luatructlou. I.. K. Alderman
frliiior W H. Dtitilaai
Dairy aud Pood Uura John I) M lekls
CM. Senator..
Ooufreasmsn ,
tweo. . t:niubrialn
lilarry I ane
in. j. Bit
luuott
uraimootirr
Chief Junto
.P. A. Moor
Robert Kak
1 ft . J. Heau
H. Hurn
I.T.A. MoUrl
Robert Kakla
Associate J est Ice ,
alt
brlil
JITB judicial Dirrmin.
fads . Ileury I.. Hanson
Attorney folia Irwls
LSUlaLATlva
Joint Senator W. Lair Tanmpeoi'
!Veruu A Portx
Wesley O Hmllk
U H.LANU OffK K.
J at P. Hurgesa
Pr4 t roiirinlllrr
. Ke(lsti
.keoelvei
FOHK8T OKKR'g
Ollbert D llrnwn Hupervlaoi
Nelson J. Ill 1 1 1 iiks Orslln Aaalataal
Norman Jaoobauu ureal Assistant
I. P. Ilromiau f oroal Clark
LA K K L'ODNTT
Jndgo
Ilark
Sheriff
Treasurer
Aaaeaanr
School Hunt
Surveyor
Commlaalnuer
County stock InaiMtrtor.
B fialj
P.W. Hayn
W H Hnldei
. P. O. Ablalrou
A. J. foetal
..,.:. K. Ollval
...... A. Mnahsli
P. K Anderson
T. H. Wakrflald
. . . . I). P. M alio)
TOWN UPLAKKVIKW.
K. K. Klnebart M.joi
le Heal I
JWVr "urc.bwb Ooanol.ra.r.
D. T. Uodall I
Win. Wallace Reorli
A. dlel.tr Treaurei
CHURCH DIRECTORY
PIKKT MKTMUUIHT IHl'KCH-HlINliAY
tehuol at lu a. in. I'rearhliia: very Huudey i
1 1 a. ui . and 7 :su p. ui. Kinirorlh league evcrj
Sunday arenlii; at '.. Vrajrur Movtint Tliur
day at 1:W n, in, llliolr nimiUug at :mip. in
l-ailuV Aid Kenrjp Wiliii-Ur at l.su . in
Iratrbody cordially lavltml to all arrvln-a,
(J. il. hKKbK, l a.lor
CArilOl.KM'tlUKCH-KVKHV hl'NUAV MA
at :0U and lu a.m.; rhtaorr at 7:U u.m. Maa
on wnvkdaya at 7 :J a m. H rvlwa In tba ha
ibunb. T. T. KERN. B.J.
riltHT I'KKMHYTKItfAN ClltTKCM OP L.tka
L'll.-tL' . tH il.. y.u,nlM IJ.ll Hiiii.UI
at IU:UU A.M. : Muruliia K. rvlre at 11 :U
Evtiiiliig sri at ..). 1 (r MMitiiif ok
Wvdnlaa at 7 so I'.M. All are corniau y la
TlUd. EKV.UKO. A.t KAW KUHIi. l a-u.r.
LAKEVIKW KI'lHtroi'aL MIMHIUN-Ur Koad
Inn ratrfioea In tba Hall of ilia Mlwlon In tut
Riwniaol L.C.I. v.. (Huolln Hnlldliii,') ODIel
Mtrwl. averr Hunday froulny at 7:aU U'Uluck
All ara cordially Invlud.
PfRHT BAITfMT rilL'RCII OP OOOHK I K
at N flna rk. (ir.iron. fraMblnc ant
rkea at 11 A M and 7;il'Mof ttacb auiida;
of eorf moulla. Huoday ttcbooi at 10 A M
Prayer H-rvlc at 7:u on watluoaday ovenln.
ol eai'U weed. All ara cordially luvlteil t
alU'Ud I lie aertlove.
KKV. L. K. IIBNDKKHUN,
LODGE DIRECTORY
LAKKV1RW I.OIHIK No 71, A. F A A. M. Hold
ataied mealluaa Ualurdav on or bufora fill
moon. Marou W. April 1, May 17. Mporlal
meetluga upon ran. auiiuraiiy Niuruay t. u
Inga. Vial Hun brelliran welcome. Joba L
Clark, W. M. ; II M Nolle, tko'y
fJKfiRKK OP HONOR LAKKriHOKH i. lKr
No. 77, l. of II., A.O. U. W Meela ir I aim
llilnl rnura.ia)iol tarn iiioiiim in ai .hhi
Hall: Warr foal. 0. of It.: J. Hrlla Artucr, L
of II.; Lore bnydir C. of C', Alameda
Brown, Rooorder.
I. O. O. P.-LAKKVIkW ENCAMl'MKNT NO
I. O. O. P., uieota tbo Ural aud third Tliuri
day eTenlnua of eaob mouth lu Odd Kellowt
nan. i-amvmw. u. 1. uoiaii, u. i .. a r,
Cbeney, Wrllx-.
A O. U. W.-LAKKVIKW IAHKIE NO. Ill
' Meeta etery atnoud and fotirtb Ihuraday o
eacb mouth. In Maanlc Hall, Lakevlaw
X. 1). Everett, M.W.i !au Krunnan, R.
REBKKAIt LOlXiK-LAKKVlKW LOIXIK. NG
M. 1. O. O. P.. ruceta tlie aecoiid aud fourtb
Krldayaof eat'.li nioiith In Odd Puliowa Hail
rrauora i orixiti, n. u.; a.', u. mom, bvc y.
PWOFL25SIONAL CARDS
QIIARLKS ITMHACn
Land and Law (Hike
Abstractor ol Title
Katabllahod 18 n Uh ih x .
r F. onn
Attorney at Law
anJ Notary Public
i.inIic vl- . flriniii
lrFH'K-ialv mili.lli.tr.
J 1). VKNATOU
Attorney at Law,
l.aiKl naiKTH MiMlalt
OFFlUB uair aniidini.
VY, i'AIK TLIOMPKON
Attorney at Law
OQlce ou 3rd Floor 1 lory ford llldg.
Lakevibw, Uhcook
T? A. HllEltMAN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
State and U. S. Court Practice
Olfice . ALTURAH, CALIFORNIA
DH. J. IltVING 11US.S12LL
rhyalclan and Bur-aeon
O'ftnai
Snyder & Reynolds Drujr Store
PUONEi Offl.ie, Main a
" llealdenoe 7T
J. U LYON
DENTIST
No. 343 Her y ford lildg., Lakevluw, Ore
IV. HAY DEN FISK
DENTIST
Sulf 337-339 Hry ford Bldg.
P HONK I
Offlo 852 Rtmld enoe 854
I. O. O. P--LAKKV1KW U1IUK, No. 43, I o
O. P., meata every Halura'ay vvenlov ., Oun
Pellowa Hall, at 7:o o'clock, from OflioM il
to April I, and at ololock from April 1 l
Heptumber W. Ralph K. Kooicr. N. G.; K. 11,
Clark, oaorutary
Classified
A Want Ad In Tho Lako CouHy Examnor
Repeated a few timeH, if necessary, will find a customer
for that property of yours. They arc scanned closely
by intending buyers, and the cunt is nominal fl cents
the line for each insertion. Special long-time rates.
FOR HAIR'
FOR BAI.H Comiil'iplnoin mill
with tiy1iia and iollrr, two tlon.
keyN, lKrffoK truck, etc. II. I'inrk
ert, 'iVriuo, Oollf' IUVfi
FOR 8A 1.1310 BtTta v$r Lakfvlw
Of ' V-H ' K. ! 1
8U, Rftiiice 1. K. I'rlca A'.0. AI
drfaH W. Li-lim-r, 4HII No. Wlneheit
tcr Av. Chlcano Ix:. 11
rilK Lnkrtviaw AlmtrnxtA Tttlu Co.
1m makiiiR mnoimI prltvt on AliMlracla
to O. V. L. tJo.'a tract) and Town
Ixita.
I.I(KIK Ahlt M.ABH.
I. II. CCTLKIt WlllhKY AT TUB
I lot! I jikuvlcw Im r. I lit ln'"t hikI
piirvaf wlilMkv nwulo tf
LOOKATTIIK NOTH'K FOR Hl
ward iMMtit'd by tho Ti k'jihonf
Conmany fur deMtroyliiK U ri
erty. ltl
00 UK W A KL.
A RKWARO of fifty dollar U here
by otferexl for lnlorniHtion that will
lead to tba arroa' au'l conrlctlon ol
any paiaon wlio haa atoleu wire or
other Drorjartv from" our Coniiany;
and the aamo reward la hereby offered
for Informal i"n that will lead to the
arrest and odvIcMod of anyone des
troying thu property nf the Compaor.
Chaa. Urn bach,
SeoreUty Lake Co. TeL Si TeL Co.
l"tr.
I.KIJAI. AIVfKKTIlJM
Jl'KTITION FOR LIQUOR LIOBNBK
To tho Honomlile County Court of
Itke Cotiniy, Oregon :
The undft aliened Icnitl voterH uuil
ncliial ri'MldiMitM of orlh WnriiiT
r'ri'ciiiot N 6, In Luk I'ounty, Stutf
of Oregon, who havo ncniiil y realiiud
In faid pn clnct at liant tlilrtv (la.va
liniiifiiiulily prctiM'JIiiif the dut f
attaii inn thin iM'tluoii, rfp'ct fully pcti
tlim tlir t'ouiity Court ol I.uki- County
Stittf of OrfKou, to Kraut h lien lo
A. M. Iti.Kiirr and A. L. llliflillll. ol
I'IubIi, lu waid precinct, county and
ftntc. to Bell In a lck-ltiiiiat. Imna
lldx hotel, cplrltuoua, malt and vin
nun lliiinrH iu li'xx iuantttlca than
one nlloii, iu r-ald North Warner pre
cinct lu aiild Lake County, State of
Or Kou, for iho period of mx month,
as In duty liotind we will ever pray.
C N. Rohlnaon It. F. RoImtih
Con Fitzgerald Krnet OIktiioUo
Tltu Iturku R. H. UriI
Frank Moynahan M. M. Harry
Fraud Verllti O- b Mthan
Ned Marry .lamea l. O'Connor
I'. B. Taylor Iwta. Cleland
I'at R.irry Hiir.r 11. IUkh
J. li. Hurn I. J. VanKrulfii
JanicH'l horn B. A. I'rlday
W. 8. l.voti V. 1. Alkn
J. K. ICiKjulHt . .1. S Allen
S. W. Yoiinn F. A. Culderwood
L W. Frake K II. l.offlun
Harry Calderwi-odWillU H. tirlwl
Krauk Chko I-rank l uMv
Warren O. Laird II. L. 'reat
1'rancln Anderiou Fat D. (Minimi
R. L. At keruian C. M. Wallace
Joe Joui-m J. II- (irrun
II .J. Stein v ieo. Maizlin
State ol Oiegon )
V
Couuty of Lake )
A. M. llogner, being fJratdtily awora
upon oath miy: That thu foregoing
petition contains the aluuaturea ol au
actual majority ol the whole number
of leiral votera of North Warner pre
cinct No. 5, In I-ake County, Ktate of
Oregon, that each of said liKunturea
nre Kt-nuiiic, that ench of the peraona
wIiohu airnaturea are signed to au!d
petition ia an actual rouldent of aald
precinct at the (Into hereol, and haa
actually rertded in Raid precluct at
leitHt thlity tlayaj immediately preoed
inir the ditto ho Hixucd ttald petition
and hIm) of the (Hint; of the name.
A. M. ROGNBR and
A. I.. IIKJIII' 1I.L
Hy A. M. Ungnor.
.SuliHcrttii'd ond sworn to before me,
HiIh'.'I day of November A. i. 1113.
J.J, VAN KEUI.UN,
Notary Public for Oregon.
No! lex' in hereby k! veil Hint the tin
di'mined will apply to the Honorable
County Court ot Lake County, State
of Oregon, on tho 7th day of January,
11)14, for a liieriHo to Bull aplrituoun,
malt ami vlnotia liquor In lesa qtian
titles tliHii one icallon, lu North War
uer pieelnet, Lake County, State of
Oregon, for a period ot aU months.
A. M. liOONEKand
A. Li. 11IG1IFILL
lly A. M. llognor
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Not Coal Landa)
U. H. Land Office at Lakeview, Ore
gon, November 10,' 11)13.
Notice la hereby given that Harry
Adraln Utley, whose pootottlce address
la Lakeview. Oregon, did, on the 29th
day of September, 1013, file In thia
olllce hta Sworn Statement and Appll
tion. No. 001)30, to ptirchaHe the N)l
NB4, Section 83, Townahlp 80 B,
Range 10 Willamette Meridian, and
the timber thereon, under the provi
sions ot the act of June 3, 1878, and
acta amendatory, known as the "Tim
ber aud btoue Law" at such value
aa might bo fixed by appraiaoment,
and that, pursuant to inch applica
tion, the land and timber thereon
have been appraised, at a total of two
hundred and aevcnty-flve dollars the
timber estimated 340.000 board feet at
76c per M, and the land 120.00; that
aid applicant will offer final proof in
support of liti application aud aworn
tatement on'the 9th duy of January,
1014, before the Register aud Receiver
Want Ads
I.Ka.tl. AMkVKNTIatlVM
U. H. I.M.n-1 OLflc at l.kcvlw, Oie
Kon. Any tx-rnon la at lllrfrty to proti-at
tlim ponhaiw Mum fntr.v, or initiate
a content at nny ilnin lxfiir ialn
Innui, by fl Inn i corrolHirateil affi
davit In thin ofllce alleKifiK facta
that would tlrfuat t lie entry.
JAH. K. ISURCKSH, Kftfmlfr.
NOTICE OK KIIBRIFF'S HAI.K
Hy virtue of an execution no a Judx
men t dnl v htaued t).V the ( leik of the
Clri ult Court of the County tif Joseph-
Inc. Stufe of Oregon, dated Ihe 2"ith
day of November, l!)13. in a certain
action In the Circuit Court Of aald
County and Male, wherein B. K.
RoliertNon, fix flalfitiff,recvered Judit
nient nicaliiHi W. F. Hum. F. F. Jotin
eon itli'l W. S. Wood for tle Hum of
Tlfee Hundred and No-luO (f.'VrO) lol-
hth aud coHm and cliHlnirwui.-n tM tnx-
eil at sixty and No-ICO (H0) Dollar.
on the l tth day of October, 11ll.i.
Nut Ice Im hereby given that I will, on
the 3rd (lay of January, 1U14, at the
Bant entrance tot ha Court Houne In
Lakeview, I-akc County, OreKn, at
li) o'clock in the foreniM.n of 'aid day,
Hell at public nnctlon to the higheat
bidder lorcatll. the followlnir decrib-
ed proiM-rty. to wit: WX NW, N
SWli. cVcllon Three (:t). Townahlp
Forty one (41), 8uith Ranire Sixteen
(16), B W. M., in Uike County, Ore
gon, taken and levied upon aa the
properly of aald F. F. Johuaou, or to
nnch thereof bm may be neceaMary to
atlfy tteaaid Judgment lo favor of
I.. A. Roberfaon aitaiiiHt aaid W. r.
Horn, I. K. JoIhihoii and W. S. Wood
Willi iniereMt thereon, tojtther with
all comI aud dlHburMemetitM thnt have
or may accrue.
W. h. SNIDBK,
Sheriff.
Paled at Lakeview, Oregon. Decem
ber a. iui:
NOTICE OK CONTEST
Department of the Interior, United
Slates Band Ollin', Lakeview, Oi evron
December 10, l'.ll3.
To Elmer P. Brain ol Plush, Oregon,
Contested
You are hereby notified that
Ororge Bawrunce who give Lake-
view, Oregon, aa hta post-otnee ad
dress, did on December 5th. 1'J13, CI'
In this otllce hia puly corroborated
application to content aud secure the
cancellation of your Homestead En
try No. , Serial No. 01487 made
Octotwr 11th, 11MI7. for SB Section
35, Township 33 South, RanKe 24
Bast, Willamette Meridian, and as
ground for his contest he alleges that
said Elmer It. Brum haa wholly
abandoned and deserted aald land
fur more than two years last past;
that aald Elmer B. Brum never estab
lished a residence upon aald land.
Yon are therefore, further notified
that the said alienations will be taken
aa conferred, and your said entry
will be cancelled without further right
to bo near. I, either lie fore this office or
on appeal, tf you fail to tile In tide of
lice wl Inn twenty days after the
FOURTH publication o this notice,
us shown below, your answer, under
oath, BjHtclficiilIy responding to these
allegations of contest, together with
due nroof that you have served a
conv ot vour answer on the said con
teaiant either lu person or by regis
tered mall.
You should t ate In your answer
the name ot the ooat omi-e to which
you desire future notices to be sent
to you.
JAS. F. BUROESS, Register.
Date of first publication Dec. 18, 1913
' second " Dec. 25, 1013
"third " Jau. 1, 1914
" " lourlh " . Jan. 8, 1014
$1,000 REWARD
The Oregon, Cal
ifornia aud Nevada
Live Block Potec
Mod AiMoelatou. of
whleb tbe under
lined I a member
will rive IMOOUU
reward for evidence
l..u.lt... ... V. .-
J ,Jrcal aud conviction
!iof any parly or par
ties atoallng horae.
eattloor mule be
lonKlngtoany of It
members.
in addition to the above, ttie uuderalsucd
otter on the aamf condition Uu.oo for all hora
aa branded homo lioe bar on both or either
law. Brand recorded In eight couutle. Range
Harney, Lake and Crook oouutle. Home,
rented wnen sold.
None but grow a bone aold, and onlyln large
lobobrt W. W. Uaows. Fife. Oregon.
Strayed or Stolen
Strayed or stolen from Abert Lake
on the,15th of March, fthree horses ol
the following description :
One grey gelding, branded 2L and
horseshoe on left shoulder; one grey
four-year old mare branded quarter
circle laiy on right stifle: and one
bay mare with white hlod leg, brand
ed quarter circle D npelde down.
A liberal reward will be (riven for
tbe recovery of same by Jerry P.
Egan and Dan Sullivan of Plush,
Oregon. D 18
W. J. SHAVER
Money to Loan
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Let the Examiner figureon
your nezt Job Printing.
' A' I X
MOLASSES AS A FEED
FOR BEEF CATTLE
Re for tho feeder can atudy the com-
para the value of feed Intelligently he
muat have a knowledge of the dlRea- ,
tlhle nutrleiiU) which they contain, saya
the Kaunas Fanner. Prime cotton
seed uicnl ai nold on the market at the
present time contains 37.0 per cent di
gestible protein. 21.4 per cent digestible
carboh yd ratea and 9-0 per cent diges
tible fat The cold pressed cottonseed
cakes contain approximately 25 per
cent digestible protein, 23 per cent car
bobydru tea and 0 per cent fat No cat
tle feed on the market supplies so
much digestible protein per hundred
weight aa does cottonseed meal, and
for that reason It la oftentimes the
most economical feed that can Im? pur
chased to supplement the cheaper
feeds of the farm, w hich are, aa a rule,
deficient In digestible protein.
Molasses such aa Is sold for feeding
purposes contains 1.5 per cent digesti
ble protein, 59.2 per cent digestible
carlwhydrates and no fat In experi
mental work which baa been conduct
ed at various experiment stations It
It Is claimed for the Shorthorns
that aa a whole they are heavier
than any other breed. In soma lo
calities, however, herda of Here
ford may outweigh Shorthorns on
adjoining farms. Both these breeda
average heavier than the Angus.
All are excellent cattle and produce
- the hlshcst grade of beef. Short
horn cow are better milker than
thoe of any other beef breed, and
for that reason It Is claimed the
young eteer mature earlier. The
Shorthorn bull hown waa a prlre
winner lust fall.
b;is been found that where used as a
portion of the ration blackstrap mo
lasses has had a value fully equal to
corn, pound fur ouud. At tbe Texas
experiment station a very successful
ration for full feeding steera waa made
up by using through a feeding test of
120 days nn average ration consisting
of 0.6 pounds of molusses. 8.6 pounds
of corn, 3 pounds of cottonseed meal
and 12.6 pouuda of cottonseed bulla.
The molasses replaced part of the corn
of the ration and the necessary protein
to properly balance the ration was
supplied by the cottouseed meal.
With normal prices for grains ino
hisses cannot be looked upon aa a feed
for replacing nuy considerable amount
of grain except In the south, where It
la much cheaper than lu the north. In
a year when economy In feeds of all
kinds Is necessary molasses may be
used us a means of stimulating tbe
consumption of low grade feeds which
would ordinarily not be eaten.
DIPPING THE FLOCK.
8hap Cannot Thrive Whan Infested
With Parasite.
No flockmaster ahould attempt to
raise sheep without planning to dip
them at least annually and In meet
cases twice a year. When sheep are
brought from other flocks, and eepe.
daily when transported there by rail
roads, they should be thoroughly dip
ped before allowed to mingle with the
rest of tbe flock.
Experience has taught sheepmen that
sheep thrive much better when their
sklus are clean. A good dip Increases
the quantity aud improves the quality
of the wool. It is Impossible for lambs
Infested with ticks or other parasites
to thrive properly, owing to the con
stant irritatiou set up. In trying to
get relief lambs often nibble at the
tliHt-e und swnllow small portions of
wool with fatal results. A good and
regular system of dipping the entire
Hock Is money well expended. Hence
most of the leading Oockuiasters dip
twice lu tho yeur once lu tbe spring
and again in the fall.
Tbe object of dippiug Is to destroy
the parasites In the fleece, such as scab
mites and Bheep ticks und lice, aud to
prevent subsequent attacks from the
same. In England, where sheep rals
ing has attained Its highest state of
perfection, dipping Is required by law
at least twice a year.
While dippiug may uot be done at
any season. It should. If possible, be
avoided In cold weather for obvious
reasons. If the flock Is badly Infested
It la Important to repeat the operation
In ten days In order to destroy the In
sects that have hatched during the In
terval. Better Farming.
COUGH MEDICINE FOR .
CHILDREN
Never give a child cough medicine
that contains opium iu any form
When opium la glvon other and more
serious diseases may follow. Long
experience haa demonstrated that
tlieie ia no better or safer medicine
for coughs, colds and croup In child
ren tbsu Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. It la equally valuable tor adult.
Try It. It contains no opium or other
harmful drug. For sale by all
dealers.
t
4-H 111 1 I I I I I I l-U-t- Hill H V t
THE SWINEHERD.
It doesn't pay to feed pigs after
they are Ot: neither does it pay
in aoll or kilt a Mir until It Is fit
Beparate the fattening pigs as X '
they reach marketable condition,
so as to give tbe smaller ones
better chance.
When feeding heavily, correct
ors In the way of charcoal, ashes,
salt and sulphur ahould be kept
In all the feeding pens and hog
yards.
Don't sacrifice the old sow that
la a regular breeder, even If tbe
price of pork la high. She Is tbe
kind that makes tbe pig business
certain.
In selecting young sows for
breeders It Is pretty safe to se
lect from tbe dam's litters tbe
pigs that are moat like ber in
conformation.
I-I II 1 I I M I 1 II III Ml I III I
LIME FOR BROOD SOWS.
Necessary to the Health and Growth of
Dam and Pigs.
The Importance of supplying lime In
some form to brood sows and young
bogs Is often overlooked by the feeder,
writes IL T. Morgnn In the Country
Gentleman. An Investigator at one of
the agricultural colleges says that a
sufficiency of lime in the ration of Ihe
brood sow Is fully as Important aa a
sufllclency of protein. One thousand
pounds of corn contain only about
three ounces of lime. Tankage contains
nhnnr ten nounds of lime to each l.ooo
pounds. Clover and alfalfa hay con
tain twenty and twenty-seven pounds
resiMK-tlvely in each 1.000 pounds. It
Is evident that corn alone la not a
aatlsfactory feed either for pregnant
sows or for crowing Dies. It Is sur
prising bow quickly hogs will respond
In winter to a ration or clover or al
falfa bay.
Durlnc tbe grazing season this mat
ter of supplying lime and protein in
addition to the grain need cause the
feeder no concern, but during the
winter months both lime aud protein
must be aupplied. ooa or cod asnes
or charcoal supplied in generous quan
tities will furnish tbe animals with a
sufficient amount of lime. They will
also eat ground limestone I have al
ways made a practice of supplying nir
slaked lime to hogs of all ages. It Is
estimated that In an average litter of
pips about six ounces of lime enter Into
the composition of their bones. If the
sow has not had a well balanced ration
nr has been fed on corn alone she has
bad to supply the bone building ma
terial necessary for the development
of her young from her own body, and
If this has been Insufficient the pigs
will be weak and often deformed in
the head and joints. Rickets, or rachi
tis. Is believed to be due to a lack of
tho proper bone building elements.
This disease usually proves fatal In
rmin nles nnd Is much more frequent
ly observed in the produce from gilti
than in the litters from mature sows.
A good way In which to supply lime
Is to make a hopper which will hold a
hnshel or more and have it under
shelter. An excellent plan Is to make
a square hopper and divide It into four
compartments, in which wood ashes,
air slaked lime or ground limestone,
ground rock phosphate and salt shall
he provided at al! times. Place this
liox In the hog lot and arrange it so
that the hogs may feed themselves nt
will. The cover should overhang suf
ficiently to protect the contents from
the weather,
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To make a drill, something which Is
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us shown In sketch.
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about eight Inches
long aud bore a
five-eighths inch
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of ench, so that a
will work In them
half Inch asplpu
froHy. !!olt these 2 by 4 to the side
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fr the biK wheel. Attach a four
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rod so as to run a belt from the lnrse
wheel to this, and fasten an old brace
rat hot to the bottom of the gasplpe to
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