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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
Ginger Cures Collie

7 HAVE mare that is very much subject
L to collie, and until very recently has caused
me much trouble as It was almost lmpos-
sible 10 get her TO swallow anything. But
an old farmer has given me remedy whlck
has proven to be very effective as a cure
and Is also easy TO give. Here it is: Give
one tablespoonful OF extract OF Jamaica GIN
ger One dose Is usually sufficient II not
repeat in one hour This should be given in
one quart of lukewarm water as a drcnch
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

as win enable the farmer TO Cormuate u bal
anccd ration from the products OF his own
farm. Tho protein feeds the ones VIC
nave to buy and are always high priced.
The success that many farmers are eXpc-
rencins in growing alfalfa encourages US
To believe that the time is noar when the
stock grower may be independent Of the feed
wcaers The protein crops are the nitrogen
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

work the rlind, we'll as the hand. IS cdu-
Gated and hc has the same advantage over
the man with single purpose as does tho
mechanic who Is capable of making Il COM
plete machine over the man who makes q
single part. The latter is simply part OF
tho machine, and his work Is not conducive
to the best Development
Crops should be grown OF such varieties
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

our soils little deeper where oats lodge,
10y turning up some OF the soil underneath,
that lodging would be prevented 10 some ex-
tent. and that would be reasonable because
II would not give nitrogen so good a chance
To work ON the oats and perhaps 1t would
turn up some OF the potash which has been
worked down. being very soluble In water
Sometimes by dsl0ing corn ground intended
Tor oats shallow instead OF deep it wnl
give better result and help make the oats
stand up.
y root crop needs considerable hunous
in the soil Ia be in good condition No,,,
fresh manure Is not humua. This hum,s
is mado oi 1t, but the fresh manure Is no.
decayed AS rule. for potatoes or for root
crops put on fresh manure but have tho
manure put there long enough before %
rs to become well rotted to form humus
According to reports clover bay contains
inc m"s' Ieruil"lng elements and takes less
from the land 1t is very foolish for tbo
farmers TO r:'se so much timothy hav as
they do either to feed OF to sell
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

Prepares himself TO meet emergencies in
the health of the herd.
Sees that the cows properly cleaned
before being MIXED,
Raises all the folders and roughage pos
sible and feeds them, instead OF selling them
OF the farm and then paving high prices
for other feeds TO take their place.
Dumps all those old milking jackets into
the wash tub and resolves to have only clean
ones worn by his helpers ever after.
Puts a well packed clay floor i'm all the
cow stalls, and lays the remainder OF the sta
BILE floor In cement.
Uses his common sense about feeding
before, during after milking. so that tho
milk VIII not be contaminated by either dust
or odors.
Buys a manure spreader and begins TO
systematically maintain and Increase tho
fertility OF his farm.
In short, when he makes up his mind to
nave The very best possible herd of dairy
cows. 10 produce the highest quality OF milk
under the most sanitary conditions. to have
tho best dairy farm In the ncghborhood, "a
treat his cows and his helpers right and 10
keep things moving all down the line
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
Answers by the Veterinarian
Lame Mule
Dr. A. s. Alexander
wIseoasin College Of horicsftgrs

7 HAVE n mule that Is lame In his left hind
i leg. He walks on his tiptoc. and when nc
goes up hill he Is great deal Inner. have
had him examined by several of my neigh
bors. and they say he is Stiflcd. He has been
lame for about six weeks and II he Is stincd
can you tell what to do for himI-Subscriber.
Reply-People have a false impression
TO the right meaning OF the term "stined
and in a majority of instances IL is wrongly
applied. When horse Is "stl1ed" the pntclla
(knee cap) of the stlne has become dislocated
(oUt OF place), and in such condition the
hind leg Is thrust backward with the hook
joint almost in a straight line, and tho leg
cannot be advanced until the patclla is
turned to its place. In partial temporary
dislocatlon (pscudo luNation) of the patcl,a
the cap slips out and In the animal walks.
The latter condition Is commoneSt In large,
tall, fsstgrowngs weak -musclcd colts.
blister applied to the region of the sthe, to-
Gcther with six weeks rest. may STOP the
trouble. In true dslocation the leg has to
be pulled forward and upward and the patel
Ia forced back to its proper position. Into
which II Will snap suddenly with clicking
noise as soon as the parts are In proper po-
sltion for that to occur In the case of your
mule the symptoms do not point to Iuxation
OF the patella We suspect that the hook is
the seat of the lameness. To test as to tha.
have the mule led out TO halter. Have a man
ready to trot the animal forward when to;i
10 do so. Pick up the foot ot the affected leg
and hold IL toward the mules belly so as D
tightly close the hook Joint Hold the leg IN
that position for two three minutes then
drop 1t and instantly have mule trottcd for
ward. If the hook il the seat OF the lame
ness the animal will go three legs or a.
least much lamer than before. In hook lame
ness the animal generally starts out lame
and warns out of Tho lameness with cNer-
else. II the hook Is 7be scat OF the lamencss.
Il SPAWN is the probable cause, and that
would ncccssitate firing and bstcring of the
hook and six weeks rest tied up short In
stall,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
Rat Tail

COLT has lost all tho hair from his
n tail l think 1t was chicken lice that
started the trouble, but he has not been
bothered with them for a long time. What
viii make the hair grow out aGain?-M, B,
H. Illinois.
Reply-ChiclScn lice usually cause trouble
about the head and neck and not al the rear
OF the body Soak the affected parts once
daily with creamy mixture of sweet oil
and flowers OF sulphur and the hair VIII
grow out III tirnc II the roots have not been
destroyed Give the tail a thorough washing
with CASTLE soap and hot water before maxi
Ing the first application OF oil and sulphur,
but do not wash again.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

The practical farmer Of to-day mus. have
the why added 10 his how or he won,i
he practical" enough TO make ;he Thing.
pay.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

Agriculture Is the basis OF nearly ou orr
wealth ana the farmer is power In tho
lnnd Hon A. Il. White.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18

"AgTlculturo has developed into a system
IL Bailey
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-18
HOW TO srArr A snn

HOW TO SIAET 4 SILO.
cheap silo poosly constructcl has no place
on nny farm Wherever corn bo produced
not necessarily no 10 maturity. the sllo is
tbns Of economy. Az feed slIare has proven
it,clf of the very best All kinds OF stock
relish II when they become accustomed 10 tho
peculiar and HnyoU. As conditioner
silasc cannot he bettcrc,l. "lcaby" clio rulus
the quality OF the silegc.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-11
Professional Directory of LDaHoya Count,

oakea carries full line Of Lowe
Ero-hers' Paints. l08tf
] &. McFe,r.Gge transacted bugL
i-ess with the District Forester al
"allowa Thuraday.
The home Of the Royal Tailors
Brat tailoring company in America.
w. J. Funk &. Co.
LI.le G!adys Layerty returned to
her home at Los.lne. Thursday. af
,sr short visit with her friend. 1T
lie Thelma Cray.
Aira W. r Holmes and daughter
Elise, Rev Z. z. Trueblood and fam
'iy. z. 81. Lockwood and family. re-
turned Friday from q weeks camp
At the lake.
MLas DeAlah Sterling Of Caldwell.
Ida. niece Of Mrs. K. f. stubblefieId.
aFrivsd Thuraiay for a visit and in
hopes 4he fine air here will restore
hHr TO health Mrs. s,ubblefield
ven; 20 Wallowa to meet her
New line impor ed dress trimmings
Iaat received ". J. Funk & co.
}. S. -Ax.ell. of Plttsburg, pa. who
mad been whiting his daughter.
'fS. Daniel Boyd, and family for
Inc Da8t month. lett Friday for port
'anh and o.har coaat points and will
return nome By Of California. Mrs.
AzieD remaing here for longer
WI and viii return home by the
iircct route.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-11

Our frse85s- ecboe-d Mrne nsro..
coming eagerly forward -wbs,N,s !,
pOsssbles YOc mean. Adele tbs, ,h.'
sentIeusB-- ~
Yes cried Adele. ber eyes smold..
ing with eIc4tsEoeIt- Quite possible
a. you see Aunt Dzrezac. Mis- plas
dell. n Anzt0ae VezOdry. wish -
preseDt-COiODes MOresu- The COLI
oei's plans have ehsnged he rids.
with ns 20 the gis nrzfiOn.
-Eh bien. DesighrfuI.- excls,msA
Nine. Dzgezzc. while the Otbers a,
pressed their establishment and nla,.
ure--thzt Is she sdded playfulv
with an arch glance al the rsseudo Ma
reau. If Colonel AOreau will no,
change bis plans aEsin-
Accustomed 20 such astounding tu-r.
Of fortune. kirby quickly recovered
the eOmpOsure shattered by the total.
iy unexpected and amazing iurrodue.
ZION Of Adele No. madam" he 70.
piled grsvely. bJwing 20 the still arch.
ly smiling Nine. Dsvezac. Colonel
MOreau won't change this plans again.
And In this uBheraided manner. up.
der false cOlOrs which had been hoist.
ed by the protecting merciful and ig.
nOraDt hand OF one who had she
known bis identity would have been
the last 70 ACT as his savior. came
Cameo kirby 70 rhe huuSe or his ana
mics.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-11

IL "a. - ~ D. fDTraT- ~ 20 Blt
E-u sls ~ zr Iue EIud0E. sDd after
g-= t1--8-s E.sD7- six confronted bim
Nl Ell--. c-zEa :sce aBc eager. re-
s-za a-- Isuc
- g1- tDgE they are still there.
t1ss- sbs CRED -HOE rruei 10
t--- lls1 oyuB Ike thai. iOu viii
--7=- t= sDie 10 g-f bg them They
r E5l F1u
--. ! sz-l -beyu know somebody
-~r-c 70 =, ty. be returned iignuy.
--1- -bzT u probably bnish me one
Tzg o. -be Ofber. Tbs way dOesu't
--T9,-s suy iezal procrssriDstiOns.
-Ls-s Ety prefer IL
-Lsg-l ~ 81. please don't" she
whispered Iscvbiug back ber heavy
bs-- j csDnDi let you make the al
-surr- T. = sUicide.-
H.T. that's sbOui all that's left to
r-z--. maize good try" he smiled
BEL suddenly serious and difbdeut.
d eCo-c- May ! tell you sOmei hing:
t's-1zf- -8e circumstances might e1-
e11se y Z. i sounds OverbOld for d
s--11se- 20 say But il Is something
r1lG1-g V-ey igus that the last Thing 1
bsa-G o-4tU-e going ont 10 make NY
~ T2s rbe rnice Of a meFcifuf lady
zT-seEIrc E!Uciy 80 lie and. more
lI--=-5S-s still somehow. that II was
ecu J uu'y wish was going 10 have
: enzD~l Ig remember IL longer"
~ ssu'f EIucDeSs." she returned slrn-
ny g.. EDDw Ihsr you told me the
--1'1- oelipTs you are an honorable
ie11le le1laD wrongly in great danger. |
II have suffered 50 much myself that
4; Il enough for me 10 know about Won
i--ST-I- Would il be safe for you 10
t-Ts-s from our front door TO a car.
-isce=-
Don, ry to do anything for me
that
II il were z closed travelling car.
-ia==-just by the dOor?" she persisted
steadily.
NJ sro-y is true and you have be-
her~d ir-somehOw. But nobody else
would be said crinly. Please do
Doi iry 10 do anything for me. don't
ED1N your family. but I'm mighty Ger.
lain 1haI they'd turn me over to-
90 really must permit me TO do
AS ! inink best" she interrupted. with
al liAi'eTious little gesture softened by
her eyes We must make the best
pan Possible under the circumstances
u Is p8j OF the question for Won to
iiioiy leave the house. and that sci.
'1ss Il ] couldn't let you make the Mt. (
ismPt II you We're my worst enemy
Vow will see that the General prom !
iS+=s 10 Eeep entirely secret the me,hod I
n your eDtTaBce and on no accom-,
10 mention the word 'escape knnw
i'a vii promise faithfully. and we can
-eiy upon IT, Meanwhile we must
linE % some plan There must sura.
i'- some way - Sine stopped and
isanm-d an EucOncerned expression AS
'ouie'ie one of the servants. entered
he French muIaiio hesiiated and
-nen. pointing straight at Kirby. in
iliFfd- shall take the colonel gen.
ieman's poTtmanteau to the carriage =.
Adele turned. sudden inspiration In
Ter eyes Yes. yes" she cried
iFeai HESS with excitement. And
'nnie'ie- tell them to lift the top and
e. the carriage be closed"
ne servant obeyed. picking up the
ale Colonel MOreau's green portmap.
eau. aud when she had gone Miss
Randall cried:
Now ! know! Now | have found
he wayw
Butt don't understand" stammer.
q Kirby. Il cannot permit you TO
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-11


think ! shot down an unarmed man
because they found no weapon u,r,t
him"
You mean 1t was stoleD:" she asked
wonderiBgiy.
He smiled. shaking his head. M
common thief would have dar.d 40.
whoever did ii must nate ne wnrs,
than did the dead man. Sleain. tnai
pistol finishes me il don't gel away.
That's all. and all can say. If ynu
cart believe me. he added u,ii.iiy.
there's only Que thing fnr you 60 DO
go to that windOw aud can ihos.
men In mere for me. hul il sou can
believe me wei. permit me to take
this nat"
There was pause. during which
they looked each other IN tie efe. ne
calmly waiting tor her de1siOu. sn,
as calmly estimating him. linen she
quietly Jeff the roam. quirkiy reiuru
ing with a black feit painters nar.
Take this Instead, she saia evenly.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-11


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10 Prinrr.-A Romance
IF CoDDsi NOreau d1s=sn't come.
said Ann Pleydell. mat ies-es an
empty snai IL fbs carriage. Adele.
won Tou ask AnatDie ~ take u H.
s'sssc ~ riding Ut fiorseIsckT~
Certainly. ! GD." replied Miss Ran.
Dali 10 the same pleasant. i!fels-.s
fDics. ANA although the YOUNG cr.-,i.
impliaiTe.J slssso ber hand. she -.
MaiDeo 40 s'r3uss.y enoii0uIezs ana
Il zpfe@sloDl'sss
'7COne." sne sdded cpi0r.esasy; -yOg
and /, Ann, baTs our packing - In
iah7
and there is = PACKING case In the
courtyard" sighed Nine Dsyezse
" WIN yOu veg fDr me II II L. secure
Dear AnaioieT Then AZ the two glr!s
i"'t ibs rom sne added grayeIy.
AHsis has al@ays DeeU fDuder Of you
AHatOis than ~ any Dfher man You
must beip 10 rouse nor frDm iuls
2i'om. She weafs that mourning nov
more than year IGN. she Droods;
@he b. ~ b.'ier. - strange. 80 i'm.
IbisiYe, ~ 'Dli Di mDrDid impulse
'ecana her father haG 10 one 10 pro
iSci nlm he pODr child thinks she
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-11
Yours truly,
J. c. CoNLEY,
County Superintendent.
A Timely Warning.

Your dog seems very intelligent
animal" remarked an inexperienced
sportsman to a gamekeeper
"Yessir." was the ready response.
Wonderful intelligent e is! Yes.
t'other day 'e bit a gent as only give
me a 'arf sovereign after days
shoot"-London Scraps.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-11
To lake No Chances.
Mistake of a comma.

ihis instance of what mistake Of a
comma can produce has been noticed:
Lord Palmerston then entered upon
his head. white hat upon his feet,
large but well polished boots upon his
prow. dark cloud in his hand. his
iailhtui walking stick In his eye, a
uark menacing glare saying nothing"
Circle Magazine.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-11
Chicago Builders Out.

CHICAGo.-More than 1000 men
nave struck on large buildings in the
course OF construction and before the
end OF the week it is predicted by Ia.
Dor leaders that more than 1000 men
OF all trades will have stopped work.
completely crippling al construction
work in the city.
To Take No Chances.
Ham.ar-Why in the dickens have
you got that string tied around your
tooth?
ADsente-To remind me that must
nave the tooth removed.
Hamiar-But, goodness gracious. why
dont you do as ordinary people and
nave the string tied around your tin.
ger?
Absente stiffly,-Because. sir. don't
care TO have my finger removed Chi.
cago News.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-11
ITO be continued
TEACHERS EXAMINATION

No-ice Is hereby given that the
County Superintendent of Wallowa
County viii hold The regular exami-
na-i~n for applicants for State and
county papers al Enterprise as fol.
lows:
For State Papers.
JEmeneing Wednesday. August
10, a. 8 O'Clock a. m. and continuing
until Saturday. August il. al 4p.m.
Wednesday - Penmanship. History.
Spelling, Physical Geography. Read
ing, Psychology.
Thursday-WriI- en- Arithmetic The.
ory OF Teaching, Grammar. Book.
keeping, Physics, Civil Government.
Friday-Physio.ogy. Geography Com
position, Algebra. English Litera-
ture. Seho9 Law.
Saturday Botany. Plane Geome-
try, General History.
For County Papers.
Commencing Wednesday, August
lU, at 9 O'Clock a. m, and continuing
untA Friday, August 13. al p. m.
" eanesday = Penmanship. History,
orlhography, Reading, Physical Ge.
ography.
Ihursday-Written Arithmetic. The
ory Of Teaching, Grammar, Phys
iology.
Friday = Geogra. by, School Law,
Civil Government, English Liter
atuFe.
Yours truly,
j. c. CONLEY,
County Superintendent.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-11
Quite So.

Ihere seems to be strange afflD-
ity between a darky and a chicken
Naturally. One is descended from
nam and the other from eggs
Housekeeper.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-11
Easy.

low"
wei. she didn't have TO economize
on The raw material."- Baltimore Amer.
lean
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-08-11

CHANGE HIS PLANS AGAIs.p
maze any effort on my behalf. And
men. there is your family
hush! she whispered. Here comes
the family nnw."
hlroy nnconsciously started. then
afe" nns up as the door opened
aiseios.ls Mime. Davezac, Ann Pley.
del and Anatole veaudry.
Anatole. cried Adele as they
paused. astonished. I'VE must ask voy
70 give up your seat in the carriage
iou see, our friend has come, after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-27
HERE'S PATIENT WHO
SCARES THE DOCTOR


bLooMsnuRG. Pa. Jan. a.
with tho physician who was bring.
ins him TO tho Joseph RattI hospital
at hloomaburs, pinned fast under
hla sleigh. Matthew Lawton. OF
Millville, himself IN serious eondl,
ton with appendicitis. today saved
~. Everett. OF Mllivllle. from ter.
rtble injury by jumping 10 the
herae's heads and stopping them
after they had demolished the
slalgh and we're draEging Dr. Ever.
ett along the road
Lawton's condition was SO aefloua
that an urgent call had boon sent
10 the hospital TO have the opsrat.
ing room n readiness Cor them ue.
on their arrival They had reached
point about half way between
hloomshurg and Miliyllle when the
physician, who had suffered a frae.
tnfed wrist about week ago. when
ne slipped on an Icy pavement, lost
control Of the team and L ran away
The doctor and patient reached
the hospital late az night. l.awton
viii undergo aa operation tomor.
row He apparently suffered no IN
effects from his experience.