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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18

In the County Court Of the STATE Of
Oregon. tor klamath Couaty.
In The Matter u the nltats Of vrsA
Diehu. Deceased.
Neties b hereby given hat the un-
dsfsiGAsl Aas besa duly appsiHte1 3D.
ntAbesates 81 Ne Gseats ee pre1
oishA. dsesassd. hy he County Court
OF Klamath County. Oregon. and that
ell persoas having claims sgaialt saia
estate are required - prsssat the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18
For eupsrintsndsnt.
rREb PETERSON
Republican Nominee,

Nsytematic Industrial training an,
agriculture fdt schools.
Frequsak school visitation.
Helpful sueervision.
Strict attentioA TO business Of ofii,e
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18

Sealed bids masksA euosl6e "0id
for tinbsr ON klamath lsAiaa Rssss.
vation." and addressed - Ne supsr-
intsadeut Of the klamath laslsr
School. Klamath Assaev. 0rsesa. VIM
b ssesivsd sntil ~ o'elsek soma. Ps-
eiAe eoast tins. Neveobsr ~. 1ole.
1os the purchase saA rsneval q ~
asecAantabls asaA tiabss. saaa1ing
o. fAlisa. as1 ~ The live uabes thas
nay b nasksd Tor e6tsiAg by H.
ealesr n charge % . assioAatsl aren
Of about 1850 aesss. losass1 - scl-
lows: That part Of the oDk q 0ss-
tlon Sc lyiag east Of williaases 1iv-
-. except that part whieA = inslu1so
In an aiiotnsEt; ~ q osetisa %. ..
- D.. r. 7 g.: swk of osstiea' %.
T. - D.. r. . T.: MEX snl thas Dass
u Nwk of section . lyilg sass - ~
river: ny Of section I. :. % q. y
: E.; Nwk Of Section 9. 2. - q.
r. T.. Willamette Mesi1iaa. -
mated 10 bs approximately le.ooo. 80
feet board measure log scale a ysl-
low pine and . small amount q suGas
pine. Five years from the cate ee g.
eeptancs OF the be viii - sllsvsl ~
the cutting sad removal q the tin-
Der. No bid Of Lee than shPes dss-
lsrs and twenty-five esass PER tAoss-
snd feet board measure Ter the Ara
three years OF the contrset aa1 ~ 10
crease OF twenty-five esats PER tAose-
and for the rssaining tive yeass g
the contract. such iaersass 10 - o.
tional with the Conniasienes oe L.
dian Affairs. win ~ considered. nssA
bid must b. snbaittsd u duDlisaas
and must b aeeo0panisd by . cert
ned check on . solvent Natieasl Bank
In the sun Of. 'avs huadrsd dollars
end drawn b favor Of the sspsrin-
sadsat Of The Klamath lAliaA School.
The right % waive technical dsfsess
In rtissmsats aA1 BIDS aa1 reject
my and all bids = FsseFvs1. The tin
Der must bs cut aaA removed uadsr
regulations. copies oe whlsA With fur
thsr information nav - obtained
IRON the supsrintsa1sn of the Khan
Ath Indian School. klamath Assaey.
0reoea.
lo-1o-lJ-1lr ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18
Herald Want AdS|


FOR sALE--rosr ailsA ssws; WoIl
be fresh In early sprias; see1 ~
asin. ,. D. Morgan. Millanl. lS.os
rfssh Ie-insh sIab peed g oo.oo
yer cord load is ~ ~ buy ~
cve- made. Of1er Ghsly. 1sav va1a
0 PEYr0N. PITY 1878. f.looe
FOR SALE--1s0 acrss good gras1no
land. In sec. ~. TWP. 80. h. ~.
Make offer. Address 0se. \. psyp-
dale, $40 Almond. Lons Dsash. Oh.
foruia. 1o.9eo
Fes 0ale - zso1D
Five. ten or swsaty asse Ss6sos:
best Of coll. sons builliaOe ~
we'll ssd - apple tssss; IN ssnsse
and under cultivaaioa. SPast 90 -
irrigated. This b ~ shsaDsse -
best ssssass ssar ~ city. WIN sabs
small psyis>et aoyh. ~ ssissss =
al. is.i-si
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18

A. W. O8T0N.
S-i3-le-ler Register.
o1Dosos = nQu1ny
In the Circuit Court Of ths STATE Of
Oregon. Tor Tie Ceuaty se Klan.
Ath. -.
Fiorsaee Harris. PlaiAti9.
Charles Harris. Dsfeadaat.
To Charles Harris: II The Naos q
the state Of Oregon:
You are hereby required 70 appear
sad to answer the complaint ef The
v'aiati6 above aamsd. new % als
In the clerks once Of the abevs osn-
t,ossd court. In the ssit above e.
titled. on or before the Slss day ee
October. 1914. said day bsinS the lase
day Of the pshlieatioa Of tAis sUn-
mons. aad the lest day within which
tine yes are REQUIRED - aDDsas aa1
o answer the sAiA compliant. - axss
~ the order Of The eeurt. Tor tAs pub
licatioa Of this ssnneas.
q yes tau - apDeas an1 - a.
swsr the sat1 compliant. ~ plaiAta6
viii spply - The sssrs Tor the relief
demanded n the said complaint BY
the pipaiaa9.
that this suit y brought for the
rIrposs Of obtaining . decree d.
solving the bonds Of mstrinony aov
saisiias between the above named
plaintiR and the defendant In the
above entitled suit.
That this summons 70 published Tor
the lsriod OF SIX successive eonsscs-
tive weeks In the Klanaeh Repub-
lican. . Newspaper. printed and pub
iissed at klamath Falls. oresoa. BY
an order Of the Honorable ueary L.
henson. judge OF the circuit court for
the county Of Klamath. state Of ORE
gon. dated September 10. lel1: the
date Of the nrst publication Of this
summons being made upoa the 18th
day OF September. 1919.
9. u. ONBILL.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
s-ls 1e-3lr klamath Fails. Ore
In the Circuit Court OF the STATE ..
Oregon. for the County ef
klamath. e .
Antoinstts Martin. Plaintiff.
W. t.N l.. st0
Walter David Martin. Defendant.
To Walter David Martin. Defendant;
In the Name Of the otats Of Ore
goa: You are hereby reauirsA - ~
pear and answer the complaint Alsd
against you In the above sAtit,sl suit
within elk weeks after The Arst pub
lication OF this sunmona N the Khan
ath Republican. . newspapsr printed
aAd published In The CITY q Klamath
Falls. County q xlaaeth. ooaAs q
Oregon. o. % o. befoee ~ tvsatv.
Arst 1ay - Nevsnbss. 1919. that ~
Ing The lasa day Of sAs tire Drssasihsi
In the order tor psblieatioa ef this
summons. the arst publication thereof
being oa the tenth day Of octebss,
|ieis. aa1 u you tail - y appear aad
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18
ss.so is0seia, His sa,s

ESQ .Sseaa, ~ sa,s
Thursday. Friday aad saturday
'ay Just received 3 new sSipusa,
Of fall styles. Me-. Bianch Kemp.
'ornsr of second aad pisin. les,
u ". wsssA hsylsgk ne ssssA -
..,..:. ..::. :, :: = '''''
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18

10 the citissns of klamath ra;s
saturday. October 18th. has ovon
designated by Governor wes' -
The women's Civic League and the
"ciean.up Day" To this eaI vvery
I householder 10 earnestly requested to
vse every effort toward the eisanins
up Of the city.
Place sarbass In caas. bosss OF
sacks nj the curb. Wagons will call
shd remove II.
wOMEN's civic LEAGUE.
Clean w. cleas Up clssn w.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-10-18

We have bought che sasiss siosk OF
music formerly sold By the Muller
hcsie company. Hosis's Candy store
- caia's Variety store
olNena Ds Lsae
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-09


usuaIt Feiteved vben shEEe b 9
aanrP in the luuiiGtrs o. ~ ndnils
trztinA Cal. KtrkpoIr.rs vas - duiy
a, cFusnSbopo. Norih curOiinh- ~
distriei uas infsstsd Uiih Illicit q,
tHlertaa. The operators - theFe ~
lsilrries rere uauallS ysseioua ~,
dangerous men Col N-tuafT4-h b
> nan Of great cuuFara sns Vas .
is-fr= 10 n y1na ineEs. In enc * hla
aids IN rnmraand az posse y
charged on . disfilieSy uhieh uas b
ing opsraIsd b . Desperate eharle
- As the Colosel. 81 ~ haa1 .
NJ posse. agprOqhsd ~ diutillPEy
the nsoonshiEsr Hr'-d . Tliiey i1oIs .
aOable barrel nlot qua dirs tiy into
his fHer. In u1iittnn 70 o,hsr ialurtci
~ SIGHT Of bOfb eyes Was AlI1o-l -
ilreiy destIuyesi Ar oAerr HBporting
ne oceertvnre % ne b. Wire. CLOSED
sis telsErnul win fhtu SisntananS ~
aarh Tha nan a.ho SHOT KTkFat
r.ck - dead One q the ~ thiBgs
oounected Win re occurFanea b rhsi
col. ElTkpstFtet vas about - - ~.
.ieVed iron dirty. ard WOuld "a Ike
{, have nGain bsaa called lu0l % -
form s1ch haElTdcus sersioe. A. .
matter a ealEus. nGisF FoeeiVt1g Tits
arFioua Injury waIIs n the Dablhe G1l-
- 4 - A. = -, - 49, -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-09
INCONSISTENCIES SHOOT OUT
NEW couoREoSalAN'S ave

NEW CoLoIEO8N-tAN-S 4NGS
WASHINGTON i4r 7-.-'My eyes
uere nlmo-a literally sol Our b.
mscnshlners. Am caYrs ins over ~
,ilrr-s az lead in NJ i-0dy, unics
lspressntaf4yr-eleVi KirEpseriek, Il
the sHth IoWa district ~ letter .
aia feiiou Nenrunhian. CLERK Q; ths
House south TrtHsbIU = ~ill bar
about the sane reaalion to the ho1sc
rhat senaEo- Gore dopa o tbe senate
almost bli8a
JsAEs lain Mason calls our auen
on 10 The abOvs ness item. Refer
aE 70 C0uyrstBmtn KirSpairlsE
Iudga Nas1a sl-E
& know Kirksarr zeh Iie uas
CoIOasl o. An Iowa reEiBeHi daring
tie civil usr and Is Democrat IL
VAS appointed = FevenUs AEsui b.
Commissioner J9srIl ; Miller during
Cie. sland'G hrSi admiaiasFltino.
sa1d hin n o@cr usen beraEe
riujssicp.-r ~ lRferhsl RevenRe In
1858 ReveBur agenth bstaS paTsounl
appointess a. The conmiapiolPF. are
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-09

- = S'N-|NN H~NsNA
The Ladies' AID soriety rfl meet
Thursday ailerno1n q the heureh.
The Christian Endssv0r soci--y aas
lc-spssd an invttatna 10 ms-f with
D. Christian Endeavor - Iety o. me
Presbyterian cEur@h next SUNDAY
evening AZ six fhiTfy o'ei9ck
Will Nave clntBta.
Th- sunday school o. The Diamond
street u. T. Church Az rehearsinE
iar a Christmas CAntHta uhicn arou
ises 70 b. one 81 me hes, ever Eivsn
By the schoo,
Glass NESTING.
4 buzihness meeting 81 he Link
Ciena of iks Diaalo11 sircet - Z
Sunday 5 sOol viz - he'd iomDrrou
e4eDtnE a. the hose 81 MrH Corr
Morrow % STATE street
ClarRAee Pricbetf. Of MorEaniOuH
spslt sunday with bis -aaentH. NJ
aad Nns J. n Pricke,f on Colunbis
stFe-S
Mr. Guy Boaiheld and son Of Tun
reirO1 nv EuRs's Of Nr and Mr. y
S ffesmiek In DiAmOnd street
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-09
J. z NayiW
Elkioa. Va. 4 = o.

This prepar1Iioa haa Uooa rFiod and
4oyrn 70 ~ an o. the hs-st tOairS.
Fystsz and tissue bufders ever Soii-
Il has eETea people rizhf a. your do1r
al,nost There have ls-su uaoTe terls
moniaiu 5luslished froaa tlia vmea1
from tae proplr Of yOuT prn iorEl.ts
thsa ans other preparation adVsFi-e'i-
oas dollar hnitie or Esz huliira tor
ave 6silars. sod b. HI Cry DRUG
Co. and HaL-s DruE ca. Fsiruoaf
Aha Ioss-oas >. Pharuaey. shians,oa.
" Va-sAat
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-09

uinistf1frIA ~ the estate Wiih VII a.
iached az the late Francis n Rex
bond Of 500 EiveH-
LiesaosS tssssea
Marriage lirsnsss acre ISSUED S.
.rday b. the clerk Of the county cour'
- follows
saivator Pen. q. and .Julia Gu.dor.
.. bosh Of Fairmont Doneuiek Co.
OF. father Of the girl. eaSe bis Goa
eat II person.
Charles z. sturgeon. e. and Ches
. Martin. -. hath q Nanningion-
DosbO Fired
Saturday ds-cda Uere filed ui,h 'he
trk 81 ~ county cour5 mr. record -
ollous
Meiv.a ChlIey and Hife 20 Lee GID
y. = rarcei Of land IN ne MOnonEa-
EN- Industrial com..sny'S Addition 20
~ C.sy u Fssrp0nr cousid lrzitnn
and Osber valuable consideration
WHyiam c. OGDEN 70 calissfinO Poi
,gFOEsl. . parcel OF and in tie Riv-
rBide Addi;ioa TO ne City Of Fair.
ont. consideration. $500.
McucaEabei- Industrial company 20
r Meredith. parcrl o. land In he
ampauy's East side Addition 70 ~.
hy o. Fslruout. consideration $50
r. Hawkins and uifs 70 clnrene@
l. hawkins. = parcel % land on Tevsr-
laugh creek IN uAooln disTic'. cor
sdsrafion. 81 and other valsable con
dera-ioa-
James BAKER and wife 20 Henry r
iaker. 4 parcel Of land IN IL BarHrs
,Jditian TO the City q Fairmont; coz
.sderation. SI.Is5.
Mar,ha lane Price and husband 10
John p KinytS 81 a.. TIE - interest
4 parcel Of land on ReasOn's Drain
-n Pharaoh'n run in LinoOln district
confederation. SsTS
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-09

ttiS wife USSd several RoRsdiss baIf
Get No 0saGAt ussh Gse Tired
Dssrs crOat ao6ieias.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-09

JoAn n Bar. Elkton. Va
Dear sir Ian; Ufntss ny Utis
tosk = very ssvere attach Of Eripps
uhiea IsfS here with > very Bad cough
FOR . rnaath could S.-e abe Uas grad
ualiy getting weaker AID losing ae~h
DurtnE the time she tTiod seversi
diGereug remedies but noae atd par
,iclr q good until bDnEhs > bottle
q Rlar'u Emulsion. IN thrre days
my wife bsEaa to imPrpgs and aites
taking ;hrpc bottles Sc EAs mueh
stronger aad ~eigaed nnre than shr
had Tor ssyea year.. &c gives me- mnrh
pleasure 10 rerOmmsnd year pTvplra-
tiou. sad shall never ~ TOO buay 10
pEa.s- d % anyoae
Youra vuFy tFuiT.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-09

NJ canEEr r. haE1rDn. r.. forueT
y - this city. - berV from Floridn
wheFs ~ 10 n0N located
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-09

I.sat grade FisfsblrE eoai delivered
say pla-e 81 FatFRuat CT youF So
10 10 beguTR cd WOl1haE.
Fho1a Vuf oI1sIl -
0oY C0NT, CO
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-09

Naliusa . RrH was appointed ID
ininlssrafrfz ~ the estate Wifh vii a.
iached az the late Francis u Rex
bond 81 500 given
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-12-09


oinS r.no,r sa-i Dl.nuli ur'.l-a = - 'as - ~
Vysaals s,,u0ul lA uItlpif EpETrc
ToGLF srsAuuso oulput
~ Uss NlIrlalll
prulalG u llt11e
N1Ndlaa IN gtli olnl ll
booh ~ CSllly eas 80
a,us UAalUDAS UuIly ~ @ N q = elllrt
lr. Ds p.r blRAVF
Srli'Se 6u'-hl. aahs. OaGo NalbE AsEll Bpsl
vs-t ss1y
-. ,'.., ..-.,. s..D.. =. D,.,.u. - ! ~, ~ ~
vlal.a = uoaIsS rEaDs
aAea sock ~ nAL . o-uIs usIaA poa pOSrAaL
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-26
Answer for the Anxlo,s

Ambitious writes: How NAV
ascertain the quantity OF hay that
will be raised on a field 367 feet 9
inches long and 25S feet 6 inches
wide. with a jog in the west side
where big oak tree stands. and a
strip ten feet wide running through
Il as a lane?p
Wait till the hay grows, then cut II
curt it. and weigh 1t, Ambitious
Come again. when you want informa.
tion. That is what we are here for
We might give you formula for ma
king a preliminary calculation bnt
the plan we suggest is certain.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-26
Suggestions as to the
Raising of Good Pigs

"Pilneyville, or asks the man with
the sober clothes. Il should say
have heard Of that place was in
business-or tried to be in business
there for a year That town is the
healthiest place l ever knew"
Is that SOL" we ask, with interest.
Yes. I'm an undertaken, you see.
went there and opened an establish
ment on learning that there was no
undertaken in the town. | didn't get
a bit of businss. and along In the sum-
mer | started out to pick blackberries
for living. They made me quit
They wouldn't even permit any black
berrying"
We smile wanly.
And that wasn't the strangest part
| didn't move out until after a man
who had tried TO operate a cleaning
and coloring shop closed his doors
and failed"
What had that to do with"
Was there any chance for an UNI
1ertaker In town where there could
De no dying of any kind?"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-26
Electrically Put.

Mrs. Duzzitt attracted much com.
ment when she apparel in her latest
smpere gown wrote the market re-
porter, who had been detailed in
pinch to sub for the society editor.
Don't you mean empire gown 20
asked the city editor. CHANGING over
the copy Must have made the mis-
take because Of the way some OF those
folks give the word empire the real
French twist hur2"
No. ! mean ampere all right"
argued the market reporter. 1T was
shocking"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-26
What Il Lacked

They listen to the Photographic re-
production of the voice of the great
prima donna in the marvellous aria
from the grand opera.
rs it not perfect?" asks one.
It's good" responds another.
zone could not find any fault with
that. certainly"
still, there seems to be something
lacking"
what is it?"
Il hardly know o, I've got IT, You
can't hear the chatter in the boxes >
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-26
Bashful Lovers.

Theoretically, men do all the seek.
ing and wooing. but in reality there
are many Instances where woman
must come quite halfway unless she
would lose the lover who has, without
striving, won her heart.
If she is above him in social posi-.
ton, or rich woman in her own right,
assuredly the first move will need to
come from her If he is proud man;
and the same thing is true also OF that
unlucky being. the "bashful man"
1t is doubtful which is to be the
more pitied-the bashful man himself,
who suffers tortures at seeing more
audacious members OF his sex snatch
Ing what he fears to ask for, or his
Unfortunate sweetheart, compelled TO
Notwithstanding sort of attitude,
hat seems destined never to produce
my result
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-26
A 6swbee From carIvIs

used to see Carlyle when I lived
as child in Chelsea. regarded him
with extraordinary aversion and fear.
one day l was sent to post letter. I
suppose | was unconscious, as always,
OF anything ahead. cannoned into
Carlyle, The impact laid me fat ON
the pavement where I yelled for
some minutes, though soothed eventu-
ally by Englands great thinker.
And then-this is tbs point of the
story-Carlyle dived into his pockets.
produced halfpenny and said. kind
"; Here Is bawbee for Baby |
have the haifpenny to this day. When
Mr. Carlyle died was put into deep
mourning. He was the nrst and pSk
1aps the most interesting of all my
street acquaintanoes-Robsrt Ross. IN
B6,ysss.sscasL
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-26

When Cadmus made the alphabet
He started IN with A. B. c.
And al the letters deftly set
Right down to final X. ~. T.
IL may be that with iocund zest
lie tapered OF the list with e"
Bqf. anyhow, he did his best
And left his efforts then TO stand
lie didin let his hair grow long
Anq organize a high proved cult
Amo pose, with dreamy speech and song.
70 Illustrate his great result:
re ala not don long-tailed coat
~ ana nigh silk hat, and go around
O. tax until he had sore throat
from telling folks what he had found
re ala not have his picture made
WIN one long finger on his cheek
IN a most thoughtful posture laid.
ms eyes upturned as though to seek
ihe secret Of all mysteries
lhat are by mortals never seen
an, no No pictures such as these
appeared In any magazine.
And Cadmus did not make his MA,
a form Of party politics
ana tell his eager fellow-man
70 watch for his opponents tricks.
ne dlu not in the congress plead
For heavy funds to substitute
', - mar D'9rk-equipment he might need
10 heip his letters make us wise.
lis strange, when you consider H.
That Cadmus made the alphabet
lie was a man of little wit
VI ned have known what he might get
fe simply wrote from A to Y |
Sgcn letters as he thought he must
nd never seemed at all to see
Inc chance he had to form a trust, lia
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-26
z WILING to HeIn.

aAh." sighed the beanteous dansel
in-distressi also In the wild and wool.
~ west 81 1lnow i might raise sum
cient 'fundseto take me to my home
II J. could aonee- getlthe ear of the
banker. but every time l. have called
ne mas been too busy to see me-"
Hts ear you want, leddy?" asked
Ioothiess Timpkins. the Terror OF
tombstone. "'Jist his ear?" He drew
his bowie knife and with his ewes
flashing, asserted: ! 'f,
Say the word. and I'll get We both
his ears and one or two of his fingers
i never shall be said that ToothIess
iimpkins stood by and saw sufferin'
emale in need of assistance.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-26

, lraNel from one end of the state
to he other and you will see more
school buildings costing s20,OV0 or
smgr than in any other western
state and every citizen takes a Just
PRIDE in pointing them out to the
Traveller a good education. such
as is given in Idaho's schools. is
something which every parent owes
70 his children and Idaho's pupils
get the best. Failures and reverses
may come, everything may be TAX
en- away in time Of trouble but
an education.
4 a movement is on foot by our
busness men and others whereby
the town and the country will
be brought closer together for bust
ness and social matters. A special
invitation is being gotten out by
the Commercial club for the pur-
pose Of getting a larger member
ship and a request is made TO the
farmers Of the tract to get in line
and join the club. This would
add a number Of active members
who would take an interest in
the work and would have ten
dency to boost matters and get
much good work started. 1t is
thought by the farmers
1f community that a commercial
;lub is an affair which only be-
ongs 20 town people. This is a
crave mistake as an active CONNER
'ial club should be looked upon as
IN organization for the whole
Many lines the com =
qercial club receives tips which a
re direct benefit to the farmer.
hats what a commercial club is Il
or. IL is a wrong idea to think b
bat it is an affair in which the
own only is interested. Without II
he country and the farmers where
'ould The town come in? A =
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arInOny; work together in all mai
rs for che upbuilding of the COM -
unity and we should be building -
ways, there is no time TO stop In
Hiding and boosting the commun IT,
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gether for better more active An
ID boosting commercial club You
g all welcome 20 come in. Do An
now. A.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-26
A letter from Prof. Iddings of
Animal Husbandry of the
Idaho Agricultural College
containing much of interest

Most pig troubles come early
| Frequently from one fourth To
three fOurths of the litter is lost at
narrowing due to faulty arrange
ment of the pen. The sow at This
time should not have thick loose
bed. In that kind of litter she
forms a hole or burrows and there
IS no chance for the pigs to escape
being crushed in case she is nerv-
Gus. The bedding should be firm
and level and in a pen with verti-
cal sides or partitions. A guard
rail should be provided to afford
protection to the pigs. During
cold weather or in case the sow
has difficulty in narrowing it is
advisable to remove the pigs until
such time as she can give them
proper attention. Nervous sows
will ordinarily do better if given
suitable pen and left undisturbed.
Sunshine and exercise are neces-
sitles. When the sows are milking
heavy the pigs take on fat readily
and if unable to get exercise DO
not make healthy growth. The
fattesl and sleekest pigs die at this
time without apparent cause. Heav-
ing Of the sides and sluggishness
accompany the cases. A lighter
and more laxative diet for the sow
will often help. The preventative
is to see that the pigs get sunshine
and exercise.
Mark the pigs. 1t is of value for
any grower to be able to determine
he weight and kinds of NATURE
hogs to be credited to each SOW.
The breeder of pure breds must
)e able to determine the sire and
lam in order to register his an
mails and deal fairly with his Gus
omers. 1t is not necessary to
ut so deeply as to deform the ear.
system of small notches in back
r front of either right or left ear
lstinguishes pigs of different lit
9rs and makes systematic record
eeping pleasure and a profit
Avoid stunting. The market now
swine weighing from 100
} $50 pounds. Such weights are
loste economically attained by
artlng with liberal feed for the
g1 and turning the finished AMI
ais off at 6fto 10 months of age.
little trough for the pigs, separ-
ed from the sow's by creep,
'ys in growing breeding stock,
I'd in growing both barket ana
eeding stock the pigs should go
pasture early and be given grain
addition.
Time spent on the pig during the
Fly weeks Of its life is paid for
any fold.
+. j. IDDINGS,
Animal Husbandman, ~
Idaho Experiment Station.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1912-04-26

Mr.. Arnold and the American Lady.
Matthew Arnold was sitting in his
study one morning when the butler
showed in an American lady and a
small boy. The lady said, Glad to
make your acquaintance, Mr.. Arnold.
nave often heard of you. No don't
trouble to speak. sir: l know how
valuable your time is Then turning
10 the boy she said This is him.
Lenny' the leading critic and poet.
Somewhat ffeshier than we had been
led to expecti"-A. C. Benson, in the
Atlantic.