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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24

fat. When the cream tests only 20
per cent, too much of the skim milk
will leave the farm. This loss will
be felt by the young stock, besides
producing a larger quantity of cream
that must be cared for. The thin
cream contains more skim milk than
is found in rich cream and will not
keep as well.
If sufficient milk is produced in two
days to fill an eight gallon can of 40
per cent cream. it will require two
cans to hold the same butter fat If
20 per cent. cream is skinned. The
selling of the two cans of cream in
place Of one thus means the loss of
an eight gallon can of skim milk
every two days, or approximately H.
00G pounds of skim milk in one year
This IS an item that must be consid-
cred n farm operations
1t Is also more economical for the
factory to handle the richer cream
There are several cooperative cream
cries that have invested from $500
20 $500 in extra creamery machinery
because of the thin cream that must
be handled. There has also been
loss greater than this because of the
lower quality of the butter, and in
factory operations due to handling
thin cream in place of the cream rich
in butter fat.
The richness of the cream SKINNED
on the farm can largely be regulated
by the cream or skim milk screw by
very simple operation, although the
variation in the richness of the
cream is influenced by other factors.
1t Is not beyond the average farmer
to produce cream that will make good
butter providing ne has a small place
where the cream can be stored; uses
a liberal amount of cold water in the
storage tank, and delivers the cream
al east four times per week in sum-
mer. The cream obtained from each
Swimming should not be poured into
the large delivery can until it has
stood in a tank of cold water for
twelve hours. Stir the cream in the
large can after each new lot has been
added and an extra time during the
day. Do not depend upon the cellar
or the large stock watering tank as a
suitable place for keeping the cream.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24
TO STOP REPRESENTATIONS.
Cummins Bill Would Jail Men Guilty
of Lamar's Trick.

Washington. With view to stop
ping the practice of impersonating
members of congress and other public
officials, which practice was brought to
the attention Of the senate lobby inves-
tigating committee by the confession
of David Lamar, Senator Cummins Of
Iowa. member Of the committee, has
introduced in the senate a bill whose
object is to deal with persons guilty Of
such misrepresentation.
The Cummins bill would make prac-
hcally impossible the impersonatiOn of
members Of congress, such as that in
which Lamar engaged, using the names
of Representatives Palmer and Rior-
dan for the purpose of driving Judge
Robert S. LOvett and other financiers
into employing Edward Lauterbach as
their counsel
Despite The confessed deceptive and
fraudulent nature of the plot engi-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24
How : This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward Tor any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
T. j. Cheney & Co, props, Toledo o,
We, the Undersigned have known f j.
Cheney for the last IL years, aud believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transaction and financially able to carry out
amy obligations made by their firm
WALnING, kINNAN Is Marvin Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
HILLS Catarrh Culc * taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucu
surfaces ot the system, Price 75c per bottle
Sold by ali druggists. Testimonials free.
Take HallS Family Pills constipation,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24
MINERAL POINT
MANS LUCKY FIND
VII Interest Readers Of the Demo-
cFaf.

crat.
Those having the misfortune to suf.
fe' from backache, urinary disorders,
gnvel, dropsical swelling. rheumatic
pans or other kidney and bladder dis
orlers, will read with qualification this
encouraging statement by a Mineral
Pint man.
Samuel Terrill, we'll known business
man of Mineral Point, Wis. says:
sometimes my kidneys were too active
and then again they weren't active
CROUCH. Two boxes of Doan's Kidney
Pills fixed up this trouble and left me
in good shape. You may use my name
recommending Doan's Kidney Pills.
Mr.. Terrill is only one of many Min
eral Point people who have gratefully
endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills. If your
buck aches--if your kidneys bother you,
don simply ask for a kidney remedy
ask distinctly for DOan's Kidney Pills,
the same that Mr.. Terrill had-the
remedy backed by home testimony soc
all stores. Foster Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo, N. Y. When Your Back is
Lame Remember the Name"
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn CO.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents Tor the Unite.
States.
l,enenoer the nalne--DOah , $500 and
t.tnc no other. -AdveItiseMent.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24
Surprising Cure Of Stomach Trouble.
When you have trouble with your

stomach or chronic constipation, don't imagine
that your case is beyond help just because your
doctor fails to give you relief. Mrs. e. Stengle,
Plainfeld, N. j., writes, For over a month
past have been troubled with my stomach
Everything l ate upset it terribly One OF
Chamherlain's advertising booklets came to
me-, Alter reading few of the letters frGm
people who had been cured by Chamberlain 5
Tablets, decided to try them. l have taken
nearly three ,fourths of a package of them and
can now eat almost everything that I want"
For sale by all dealers.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24
DAVID LAMAR.

neered by Lamar. there is no law to
reach it,
Under the Cummins bill impersOna-
ton over the phone or otherwise by
any person of II member of congress or
other public official will be made fel-
ony. punishable by Imprisonment Of
from three to five years, Il maximum
fine Of $4,000. or both fine and i'm
priSonmcnt. Similarly. impersonation
over the phone or any one conversing
from one state to another will be made
felony.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24
Miss Marguerite Driesbock, is

Miss Marguerite Driesbock, is the
name ot the young lady who is appearing hers
with her troupe Of liods with Gollmar Brothers
Shows. Miss Drieshock, who is graduate in
vocal music of we'll known college in Ger
many, has an exceptionally fine voice, and is a
musician Of no mean ability II was the inten
tinn OF her parents that She should become !,
Prima Donna. and with this end in view, she
visited the leading cities of the Old World,
serving under the hast tutors that money could
procure .-Advertlsement.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24
Same Principle,

"My grandfather" said the old timer,
used To put all his money in his stock
ing"
"Wa-al, things hain't changed much. "
said his old friend My grandson,
who's taim' course in modern de-
pertinent nj one ~ them eastern col
socks" Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24
Never Slow In a Mule's Ear

Stoncham. colo, Barney Benson hail
heard that the way to cure a mule of
baking WAS Ia blow in its ear. lie
tried the remedy and is NOW nj a hos
pital in Stcring with both Jaws bro
Ken and several teeth missing The
mute did not take kindly Ia the gentle
zephyrs" playing in its ears and as a
rehuke landed both heels On Renson'S
jaw.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24

anxious expectancy for his noted
Scotch singing and beautiful execu-
ton on the violin and sweet toned
cello,
We are truly expecting something
beyond the ordinary in the Adams
Darnelle combination on the second
day of Chautauqua,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1913-07-24
Justice.

The great end of Justice is TO substi-
tute the idea OF right for the notion OF
violence. TocQueville
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
.,Miibc" InfiermcTcr.
Uii'enihaftlidDs 8etradtnHa ibcr einen
&erfdDDarrungsapparat.

IS 1T etnoA Rihtiass baron. penn
mandmaI Barbiere iaaeu, bob Rniiers
neiier miibe mfrDen unb bur6 cine Ru.
be5fit lid Dcrbeiifrn, ipenn IS iid au9,
genan qenorlmsn. nitt INN bic Rrbe
islbit banoslt. QDnbridsiulif liebr Is
if telttellen, DcB lsbes Hoiietmelier,
fptnn es elrs 3eiiIong +. # dnoiq
am 0eitht beg Wleniden benubt NOR
ben 1T, io3uinaen trdgs miro uno
lth iDei9frt. ieine arbeit 10 qtatt 3u
perr1ften. ipif lpenn es einlqe Wo6en
binpur6 Dbne nile Ur6eit dusQerubt
bot IS 1T orfs ni1t gun3 ousielbe,
ME hns Stumpiiein; benin ous Ha-
llermefi<r lam lebfr3eit 9eidarit pers
btn- 4ber man fpiro iinosn, bab es
mud bann nihi bieieIbe Shneioe eni.
fuidtii. fpie lpenn Der Gtabl eintqt
3tii gar ni4t bsnubt frorben 1T. 5n.
bns S6isifsn uno Q63iebsn iejber
tdeint. bel an6nltenoem 0ebruu6e,
bic 9rdgbsit gu psrtGrten.
Don miiIeni4nitIihsr Geite piro
ooriibsr osfogt: alIe uniere UstaIl,
t'nb Isitsr BON GIettri3itdt. unD
III elmer Der alltrbe'ten. Wenn
;r gu Wsrt3eugsn nit fdorfen wan.
bern geftaitet pirb. 70 psrldBt oer
elsttrif6e Strorn. ipsIGsr beitGnoia
burh bds Yietoll gebt, bosfsI6e on
oem fforfsn Honb oosr Der Sptbe.
Das g.idiebt 3. g. bsim Roiiermsf.
Isr, rsnn oasIeIbs rubig oalieqt, an
uno oobsi torrben bic WoIe=
tile beg StdbIss qeftdrt. uno qebdr.
let. ga bi1s If ioqor 3uqleih Gin
1nturfi6es G6leifsn; bic
1dntibs tpirt babei niht nur QI1ts
.er, ionosrn totid6ti6 f6Grftr. gel
lnbolienosm 9ebrou6 bee RofisrmsFs
'rrs cher ipirb bieier natirlife gto.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

Il BON elmer 9ura 0pbenFinop Sic
Reoe. sic OILS cine trubige Worte iid
am Ruuoc oes gornim ploteth8 err
bob unb oie lleberQGnQc iiber bic
Simon fhiibte. Die Glteiten @runo-
mousrn Ser 0orftird)e iino nod al.
ter nIs oas Observation-Disclosures Gbos
rim, oos 3pei Meilen norblihsr ge'
Gen @noe oes 10. Sabrbun0erts oes
grjinoet ipuroe. Nls eriter be1Iaus
biQter geiiBer BON 0obenfinop miro
Sparr qenannt, elm Ibnberr osS 0es
neruIs hes @rpben 9urfiiriten Gus
ser Shlo6t bel sSebrbeIlin. Sbm
foI9t 1909 Sisronnmus G6Iid,
Stertommerberr, SberjGQer uno
SberitoIImeiitsr bes 9urfiirIten 500
dun Trieorih. rad f.inem 9noe
srtob sic SamiIis putbus @nipride
nuf Spknfinon, tp1breno Der aus
@rbmen ftammenbe ShIid ieinen
Sdpeitsrfobn 6einrif Motbios b.
Shurn gum Grben einesiebt bate
Damn bat Der 8eIib oie beri6iebens
ten 6errcn qsbubt. ouruntsr einen
2uori9 D, pfuel. Der ooflr $4,000
GoIsr COB, Vie intersTonteTten
8cIiber Tno TpGiey Die 9ern.aobres
SnFoIQe Der NuFhstunq hes Goitts
BON Nanies mar elmer ser S66Hs
hes Gnufmonn8 Solomon 0erne3o.
hrss al 0ilIemuqne i'm Qangutooc in
Brsubcn %einQrlpanosrt unb hattie BORT
bur6 Seioenbanhsl elm DermoQen
srtpprbVn. Ssin GIteiter Sobn, ser
'ih 6ranciscI,s MatbGus Baron BON
Werne3pbre be 2aurieur. Grbberr
nuF GboteIono in frantreih, nonnts.
,ritunh 6phenfinpp fir 10000 3or
ler. ginnen reriq mebr ola einem
Sdfwhunheri baben feine Rodtommen
ben Beiib ipeniQer nerfhIsu0ert nIs
IN SpetuIdtionen uno Grperimenten
pertpirtihaftet. 6ohenfinom nuroe
Glcentum nes G%reibsrrn qcnftan,
bpn Satobis 91oeIt eines Gnhnes See
tbemoIioen prsubi'ttn 8eTanoten IN
0pnbpn. Gr mar fein outer gpirt
une tSerr mn srIebte benu audi i'm
%ohre 1848 cine fIeine Revolution
inter ben OorFbeippbnsrn. Die
Non1ilie p, gethmonn 6olIfpeo bat
'dInerIer unb fener ala irQsn6cin
dn6erer @orbsFber BON Soherfinop
bcrt Mur8eI osEh!uocu un6 TuB oes
fdbt duf mdrfifdem goben. Inter
isinem beutiqen BETTER r.pr1Tenti,rt
hos @ut sineu Wert ppn nobe,u 49,
WilIip.sn Wort.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
gSte l:carp nsm w bpol sarld'
fchrtc.

oils Qtarp bon Itiner erfolgret4en
uno tibnen RoropoIreiis 3uriidte9rts.
nuroe er iiberal nit groBtem Subel
empfanaen. Iber niemuno pubte,
ooB iib duf ieiner Seimreiie nod
cine Iebr ifmeralihe un0 intime 6aa
m~ilienisene abgeipielt bat, Die crit
ltBi BON ieiner 6rou einem W(itars
better zines poriier Blottss mitgea
teilt iporoen 1T. Wobreno Der Ibs
1peienbcit pearps lpur ibm iein iiings
ftes 3odterIein, an Dem er nit be-
fpnoerer 2isbe hing. gsitorten. Nus
Sdmer3 Oariiber uno aus Sehnfuht.
na6 ibrem @utten, madte iih 6raui
pearp auf, i'm nit Dem iibriggebties
benen 2ohtcrden entgegen gu reiien.
Sic erreihts aud nod Dor Der Nns
funft hires Mdnne6 Den lleberpintes
rungspIab oes Sdiifes uno nartete
ouf ibn, Gle mubte nidt, oab er
bereits in ser Ndbe mar, nber, m;s
re er3dbIt, fiiblte lie ibn ii6er bers
antommen. &ur5 bepor pearp oas
Shiif errei6te, btge9nete er einsm
3uq pon Gstimos un0 frostr JIG
augitOon I'm Na6riAt ii6sr SIC
Mannidoft, rOas Gdifi lit oprt
unter". antlportete DER 6iibrer. nOer
III an 9oro2" Ter 8apitGn.~
nSonft niemdnb?" Rod Elm Diff
3ier," Sin S6reden ergriff pearp,
0a er irgeno cine 2ra90bie atnte.
nWirtIih font nieutano2 Giuo feline
Gesleute oar" n0ph, Der ao6 uno
W}atrofen." nSonit niemano2" q
oot, Die 6rau psarp nit ibrem
3o6terden." pearp. Ser uiAts
'9ubte. erbisIt einen Nerbenhot, er
tonnte nur NIT Miibe 0ds G6iFf er,
reifen un0 fdut feiner f5rou ouF>
ihluh3snb um ben !6uls. S;est-
;pubte er ufIeS. Gr tijbte lance feiu,
fjn3igsS iiberlebenoes a;no uno Taqt.
nad0sm er enbIih Gle Gpr1he rig
bergeFunben bate: .0rob uno fhreds
lid 1T Der 6err: her name oes 6errn
lei qsiobt!" Noh bate pedrb nift
aqes iberftdnoen. als sr 5u 6aufs
~auIanqte, erfubr er, bab aud feline
qeIiebts Wutter aus Summer unb
Ghmer3 UNI ibrsn Sobn, ben lie b.4
-eits i'm epiaen Gis be9roben aloubs
& geitcrbsH mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

0oTTentIih Mrs eS oir nidt an
idlper iein. Sier in rsr Gtiae tei
mir c~usSuhllten. 0oun felt cir ia
audi INNER pIsoer her Slug ms
2eben often"
sd gIdube nit)t, 0db IS mad nor
einmal binauStre,ttn mirn. SD bate
Die Stille uno ben 6risSen eieIes
0eims fd,GBen 9eIernt un0
Seine Qiebe. aIcro." 'tBte @iIIs
LETTER bin3u, inoen ie innig gu ifr
oufblidte.
.No, aIfct- E19te SuIi3rat Gals
burg vWlein alter 6rsuno groh=
mann pitoe 3ufriesen isin, rpsnn er
heute untsr uns meiIte. Sin mars
mes Rei Bot er Ieinen &inosrn be-
reiten ppIlen, uno oos 1T IS eurf
Cir %asiuprben, 6rdulein 9Iarl. llno
fpenn ruh pieSsr ma. Stiirme TOM
m.n i'm Qsben - uno bic fperoen in
fiRen 10 orobsn arei'e ni6t febIen -
Darn lpiFsn sic ale, tpobin sic au,
rIdtebren tOrnen. lpsnn's braubtn
2u bunt miro. ni6t pabr?"
u8as mifen mir, uno nos mol.
En mir!" lugte Gberblrb feIt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

Ia bemertter
mor9ens friib am Gluinemiin0er
Stronb Der 9apitln ariiqer unb Ger
WaihiHiit bes SdIeppbompfers
,Ctto" ous Gtttir orauBen i'm Gee
etn qeientertes Ssqelboot. an Dem fih
orej Slider duQetlammert batten an6
nit Den Welen tdmpften. gstbe
madtsn iih 10 raid ME m0qlif an
bic Rettunq Der Sdiffbriidiltn, une
e aelunq i6nsn aud, ale oyei an
gor0 gu brinqtn. Die Beretteten
tparen bic Slider Rietmann, 9aIt
uno ROBIN uus Sipinemiinbe. Qne
BRET purben mad Snineminoe sinae.
bra6t. 4uf Dem R~adlbouiepeqe brad
isoo6 Der Slider aobn pl0bIid pom
G4loge setroffsn tot suidmmen.
Rdhbem ourd cine
Spenos oss oeutifen Gaifers bos
Sort Spibbere auf Der 5eTtunq Sill
berberg in SdIeTsn fir Elm ,5un1s
oeiti6Ianobeim beraerittet miro. 1T
Elm ptiteres Sort fir re Grrihtune
eires 3tpetten Observation-Disclosures
IN @usii6t genommsn. D4s entass
aen9eieBt BON SpibbsrQ be,eoene Sort
9obenitein folI ndmIiH ais in 6eim
fur bas msiblite Sunaosu,i6ldnn
Shleiiens bergeriftet mer0eo. 5ns
3piiden itrsiten bic Qrbeiten sur
6errihtung beg 5piB6erqforts ruitia
10 o1b Die ltsbeyp<iiunq oss
,Fcrts fir feline neue 8sitimmund Be.
in aIlernd4jtet 3sit srioIgsn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05

Seb mebr poer miHosr unterbrohen
ooer nbqelentt.
6erner niro bebnuptet. bob Elm Rds
liermeiIer. meIhes in @ummi, 3sug
QepideIt unb in elmer Shubldoe u.
Der 6euhtiatcit fer~nceboIten piro,
ober Elm H%oiicrmeTier il einem Glass
9ebduie uno nit eineY Siplierung,
tpeIhe BEN eiettriIhen Strpm gar
niht binourt}Idbt, pieI ipcnigsr burh
bic Ruhe beeiniIubt iperhs, nls tpsnn
,s einfof ioraIps bsiieite g'!egt pito,
chne irgeqbmelfe SIoIierung,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-05
{.
Subcufiuulu.
gfdferts iiber has EnSfnium hes brrI-
idleu HetdIetan5IerS-

VtuHtrts HUT nus ShSihthW pff pFHlS
idleu H~etdlstan5lers.
Ibieits bon ben groben Gesritras
Der 9eIe9en uno ooh nur pIfr WtGilfn
Dor Berlin en.fernt. eianet ad bas
9ut NobenFinop ME neniqs ais @rs
bolun9snufentbaIt fir zen b0hiten
9eamten beg Aet6rs. ber ais orr
ALIEN 0erartpo-ilidt loSufEqfn ME
muis Die 3iQel aus hen 6dnhen or
ber tann. WenH es nrt9d4s, fDnnte
6err b. 8et1mann 6cllpeq Gn mrui.
ger ais 5psi GiuNotn in GRrEta ietn.
Oas Ritierout E,pbHFjnop NIT 1sis
ner 8ormerien lit 5000 Wprufn
qrcB, bon 6ener Die qr0Be1f 6GfIte
SORT lift. 8aiisr BiIrIra II. hGt
IN oisien MGloern 3niifen 1877 uno
1896 bdufi9 o,iuQt; Elm 0cHtitein
am Wnl6esranot uro e1ne pom bem
6errfher i'm Snbr, 1890 ieIbn qes
pfIon3te Gi6e te3sihEcn ble CtsTl,.
nd ber einiti9s Trin5 WiIpflm pm
Preuben leinen ,rftrn Tebbod in Die
fem Repier uuf tir 8efe 1eqte. Tub
man in oes ~htlliorn rortifden Rei.
'Hes StreuIonnbuhie~ fh bvftnbct.
'1piirt man duf Der 6ohenFinouer
Slur nidt. 0robs ChtGue Wseisen
s'tgen, DOB Der @pben 'ctt rrb urrt
III. 0as berrlihre fur ben BEN
DIR aug Der @rpbHott Tno hR
@uumriefen bes ShIoBpurfrs urb
biz mdhtigen 2inb,n rfner WfIee, hi,
Don't Ginaonq in bos Dorf an einer
Ntftohe fiihrt, brn orr aus mar eint
,ntfidsnhe TsrnTiht Tbrr tie Witfe7
nnb WdTerohsyn. oir GtdNs unh
Torfsr oes Gbtrbrutts uenIeft. bos
prsupsns oroffr 46rin mr. ontrrte
holb Habrhun6srttn ,rH fpfemoti7h
toIcni1iert bat.
0er1 b.. gsttmann 6oilpeo III isin
9orotmrt, p,e es A q. fein U1tsr.
DIR i'm Sabre 1900 psrtorbeae 7Felir
D. Getbmdnn, mar. Nis bteie1 i'm
1866 oas Belgium nit 'Gmts
Snosntar uuo ,inem 3eiI Der
Wi6beI fit 100000 1oier erTtonb,
fuhte er, Der Sobn 0ss btfonnten
Tr'iq,finrten 9uitusmin;Tter. eins
gstdttgung Ms gstpirtihoFtsr eints
uno bat nit 6inqobe unb I'm.
.rmiioiihsm G1siB ouF bi.f,m 8tbiet.
beroorrogen6es qeIeiitet. Batter unb
echn fuo. Ob1don Der erf. f.in
Jrrit mar, BON 1874 beam. 1885
an Qorbrot in BEN ou~se.o.bntsn
DER 8arrim otp,f.n.
Das 6%ob.nfinorsr SdivB, elm
~or,iftodig,r gaditsinbau. Der aus
benz enbs tts II. Jabrbunb.rts
Bat srIt burd fpdtsrs Qns
elm qs'dl!iGsrss qusfsb.n e.s
ppnnsn. 81, J~nnsurdums hn5
d0ner uno gum G.iI iogar 'unit'
'olI aus9sitottet ~ rennsu. 5ms
,oni.r.no 1T 0sr inntrs Qi6t1of, oos
I~repperbaus. Die 6srrsnfBs oet
lTgsbuno in0 ttj1tsrsgs p~runtools
FL. obpohl is 3umsiit 0isI l6naer
n gsIis oerieIbea 5ariiis fr0 ais
3obsnFinou. @ls AeFsa Rams 3us
ri in Der Gsf6i6te auitaufts. gee 4,
en- oi. Witts beg 13. ,3ahrbunoerts
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-07-18
How to Prune Roses,

The hybrid perpetual and ever
blooming roses are commonly not
pruned hard enough. The best flowers
are grown on young wood, and the aim
should be to cut them back enough to
induce a strong growth which will
bear few fine flowers, rather than a
lot of common ones. Long, struggling
growth can be cut back in the fall,
but pruning should generally be de-
layed until spring, according to a
Farm and Home expert. Many sue
cessful rosarians cut back their bushes
to within one foot of the ground and
also remove all weak shoots. The aim
should be to cut off from one-half to
two-thirds of the previous seasons
growth, and to remove all dead, frozen
and weak canes. There is little dan
ger of cutting off too much.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-07-18
PerIIs Of the Late Afternoon.

Late in the afternoon is the peril
GUS hour for all day workers. Not
only do statistics prove 1t, but there
is an easily understandable physiolog-
ical explanation for 1t. For it is to-
ward the end Of the days work that
fatigue comes on, and tired bodies
and brains inevitably lead to mistakes
and accidents.
Bank clerks" says the Medical
Record, make most of the errors in
the late afternoon; wherefore there is
now early closing of these institu-
lions, since bankers have found their
employees mistakes too expensive for
the maintenance of longer hours. Ev-
cry one knows what dreadful calamity
must be feared when railway men
work too many hours through many
days. AS to druggists, to err with
perhaps fatal consequences) in the
flling Of prescription is indeed hu-
man and hardly blameworthy in a
clerk who must be attentively at his
post almost two-thirds of the twenty
-FOUR hours. Among Industrial work
ers the desire for drink has often
sprung from sheer physical exhaus-
ton"
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-07-18
FARM AN1 ..!!' ORCHARD
Notes and Instructions from Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
of Oregon and Washington Specially Suitable Pacific Coast
Profit in Kindness,

Too few breeders and dairy farmers
give the needed recognition to the
basis on which the dairy industry is
founded-the motherhood of the ami
NAL furnishing the milk. One of the
most successful of the early Wisconsin
dairy men had for his motto, "Speak
to cow as you would to lady," and
when he was asked if he removed his
hat when entering the stable door in
the morning, he replied that he GER
tainly would do so if he thought he
could get more milk thereby, writes
contributor to Farm and Home.
What owner, especially in testing,
has not noticed that some one of his
mixers was able to get more milk
from the cows than were the other
mixers? 1t is the personal equation,
the regard the COW has for her attend
ant, that gives hand milking an ad-
vantage over the machine; and the
more nearly the COW has adopted her
mixer in place of her calf, the great
er will be his success as a mixer.
There is usually vast difference in
results between the mixer who gets a
cow into position by pushing the leg
of the stool into her flank and then
kicks her on the shin to make her step
back, and the one who gains the same
end with patience and gentleness.
Who can blame the cow for wanting
to kick the first man?
Aside from the knowledge of how to
feed in general and the study of the
special wants of the Individual cows,
to attain the greatest success a man
must win the affection of the cows.
Some will say that this cannot be
done. But if the calf and growing
yearling is treated gently and kindly,
and then is stabbed and handled before
freshening like cow, there will be
no such thing as breaking the .heifer
to milk; she will take it as the regu-
lar thing.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1913-07-18
Loganberry One of the Best Busi-
ness PropOsitiOns,

"From a strictly commercial point
of view the loganberry seems to be
one of the best business propositions
that is open to the small fruit grower
of the Northwest at the present
time, /" says Prof. V. R. Gardner, of
the Oregon Agricultural College.
eff an average of five tons is OBJ
tained, this means an income of ap-
proximately $4O0 an acre." he contin-
ues. with an average yield of only
four tons, very moderate estimate
indeed, the income an acre would be
1920. The cost of picking amounts to
about 25 cents crate, or 500 a ton.
This leaves very good margin to COW
er the cost of production and for profit
upon the amount of capital invested.
Heretofore the demand for logan
berries has been more or less limited.
The fruit is comparatively soft and
not suitable for long distance ship
ments. With the development of the
canning trade and with the discovery
that the fuit can be dried to advan-
tage, very large market is open to
it. Canneries are willing to pay about
four cents pound. or $50 ton, for
the fresh fruit, the same price that
they pay for raspberries and strawber-
ries. They are able to pay this price
because they can sell it to practically
the same trade that takes these fruits,
and it is no more costly to put on the
market in cans. Furthermore, it
seems very likely that they will con-
tinue to pay this price for it, for the
prices Of strawberries and raspberries
will tend to establish level below
which it cannot we'll DROP"