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Evening star., 1925-01-04
"HE HAD y A DECREE WITH 80 I,3 OFF FOR TEMPER

Believe you me. if I got to have a
sick husband around the house | will
say. with due respect, it's lot easier
il they are in state of coma.
= x = x
WELL anyways. around o'clock
W that afternoon when | was sure
there wasn't conner be anything
about George TO encourage the un-
dertaker. | got on my new hat
which none of the girls hadn't seen
yet. and my coat, and I give George a
piece of what was left of my mind
Now George Jules, / says. I am
going out and make few calls
around the neighborhood just like
had planned to, and you will be all
right until | come back. So you
stop that dying swan stuff and read
a book or something.
My Heavenly aunt. ! says the
way you men act 'over a mere moth
ing makes me tired. | says. Just
look at we ladies', what we endure
uncomplaining ! says Why if we
had the worst disease in the world
we wouldn't mention it. | says. we
suffer in silence and drag ourselfs
around without a complaint, You
ought to be ashamed, carrying on
like you have all day. over nothing
a woman wouldn't dream, even OF
doing SO. That is our natures-we
got endurance. Now You shut up
complaining over imaginary pains
while go out and get little change
for a hour.
And George didn't say nothing ex-
cept leave me alone, can'tcha?''
Well. the first place | stopped was
over to the Joe Bushes. and Mrs.
Bush was in, and she says well dear,
now are you, and l says oh pretty
good, only for my back, that ain't
so strong yet. how are you?
And she says, well, ! don't know
what's been ailfng me lately. get
them same old dizzy spells like
used to with my old trouble. and
what do you think. Joe's mother has
the rheumatism again she's real
miserable with it,
And I says. wei had friend
ured the rheumatism with hard
boiled eggs. she used to put the
ssGs on to boil and then get right
IN with them. And Mrs. Bush says
wonder if that would help my
diz.y spells any, and I says | be-
tteve II YOU stayed under the water
long enough II would And she says
well believe / will try it, sometimes
! get so dizzy ] have to hurry and
get myself onto the other side of the
Dom ill order to be there when !
fall
And ] says. we'll that's really moth
ing to the way my back feels And
she says You oughter try bird seed
for that, | had cousin with a weak
head, and after she used bird seed
their canary used to sing twict as
strong And 1 says why maybe ]
viii, but ! got to run along now,
goodbye, such a pleasant little visit
dear, it's cheered me up lot to have
this bright little chat with you.
x X \ i
WELL the next place hadda go
W was up to that bottle blondes.
Miss Demeanor. the one that's en-
gagged to DR.. Salary | didn't know
her so very well, Q had only met her
a few times, but / had been meaning
10 call with the accent on the mean
for quite some time.
Well, when I got there, she sure
was glad to see me. and she says at
once, why Mrs. Jules, come right in
by the fire, you look kinda tired,
how are Sesf And ] says oh 1 am
Evening star., 1925-01-04

Il was going TO do that. anyway
she breathed eagerly.
~ And then you"
Was he weak and sentimental in
his old age? He ought to say:
And then you get out of town
But instead he muttered in his
beard:
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Zeppelin in United States.

COUNT ZEPPELIN, German inventor
and builder OF dirigibles such as
the ZR-3, made his first ascension in
this country during the Civil War
He was an officer in the Union Army
at the time, but never became citi-
zen. He returned to Germany in 1885
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Life Of Horses.

A RMY cavalry horses have an
average age of 15l. years, ac-
cording to Maj. Gen. W. A. HolbrooE.
Chief of Cavalry, and many of the
horses in service with crack contin-
gents are now old, enough to vote,
and older
Evening star., 1925-01-04

This is too much for me-Tm not
Godr'
Then he gave her a handful OF
bulbs from his pocket.
Plant those on the south side Of
your house, and you'll have the best
tulips you ever saw next Spring.
Copyright, 1924
Evening star., 1925-01-04
Gas Tank as Garage.

SURROUNDED by an old brick wall,
an old gas holder in Berlin, Ger
many, has been converted into ten
story garage, all the floors being
reached by a spiral roadway encir-
cling it.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
Nazin10va Plays
Mother Role IL,
Dramatic Story

Ny Scr, adapted from The
crcat stage drama, IS tie tense story
= = .othet : ba;tle 10 save h. by
sstafn the snare ef t!sa mPtr">s. lack
PieEford LeadS 4 fig all-star cast,
is.elHdiu& Ee5ss5 Basl. .>rt1t. La
Eg:ia Charles Murray. Constance
Eeaneit ana ut:gf Heil known 1@y-5
cites.
Nazim5y3 plays the rale Of f-ts.3
silva, Portuguese fisher woman
H.i.o loves three meH. TONY, her son,
size loves most Of al. Ter IL i tic
image Of lis father. The drama
brought iEto the lives Of Tnv
and his mother br Betty safih. Il
f3ippant f!apper from the city. i
vivid and compelling.
How the mother tries q save her
son from the wiles Of the temptress
#n2 finally resorts, to drastic tactics
l--t.l.es IN unusual eld to a very
unusual picture. Ny Son. viii
lie shown tonight aud FRIDAY at the
:3iftiaMe.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
M en-
Give Talks At
Rotary Confab

DR.. George loeffer, Of imperial,
gave an interesting talk on the
work Of the veterinary surgeon at
the regular luncheon Of the Eh Cen
tro Rotary club this noon, pointing
ont the good work that is done by
the members OF this profession, par
ticularlv in Il cattle and agricul
tural country, such AS Imperial Val.
ley. =
George Narney, pioneer Imperial
Valley merchant, discussed silk
FROM n mercantile and educational
standpoint, the information which
he gave on this product which fig
ures so prominently in every day
life, being clos2:y followed by the
ROtarians.
Gordon II. Darnoll, manager of
the Carson. .Baruch bakery and Ar
thur w. Bunte, manager of the p.
N. Dairy, We're introduced as new
members of the Rotary club.
Visiting Rotarians included Addi-
son Narney, Henry Zurcher, ,Calexico;
j. Milstead, w. il. ..oper, Brawlev.
Visitors present were Norman JAY,
Dean Carbcrrv and L. NJ. Blenk-
iron.
George Varney WAS chairman of
the daV
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
DIPS
ARE URGED BY
animal. BUREAU


In the aisiHfee;ion of premises and
'gi.diags and in preparing dips for
live stock. products of known de-
fJndability are essential for salts
factory results. This timely counsel
is issued by the bureau of animal
industry, United States department
Of agriculture. in connection with a
recent ruling which lcanirrs cattle
owners TO dislnfect their premises
before the government will pay in,
demnity for animals found 10 have
tuberculous.
For many years the bureau has
conducted extensive research and
thousands of field tests with dips
and disinfectants. Accordingly, it
is prepared to give detailed intorma-
tlon on the subject. Live stock own
ers may consult the bureau s vet
eriBary inspectors or may obtain
suitable bulletins dealing with dis
infection and sanitation OH applica.
tion % the United States depart,
men, Of agriculture, Washington. d.
&
Bisiafectants differ greatly in
Their effectiveness against various
d=>ease organisms and parasites.
Hence il Is essential. first, TO select
ole known to be ,uitable for the
particular pafpo,e IN View and, sec
6Ad, 10 use It IL the proper strength.
When commercial preparations are
used, i IS usually the part of econ
emE 10 se,eet It standard product.
Tie cest OF he materials is small in
most cases compared with the item
q TABOR in doing the work, and Il
tew cents saved by purchasing an
inferior product may reduce greatly
the thoroughness Of the disinfection
Sanitation is an important prin-
ciplt IN keeping live stock and poui-
ny healthy, and small quantity OF
dISinfectant kept on hand viii Of
ten pre.ent serious losses. Prompt
dIs!HteetiaA OF barbed wire scratch
es and cuts is one instance Of such
practical aid aside from the more
extensive use in the disinfection Of
buildings and yards.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
Nab Prominent
Wyoming Man On
Mann Act Count
By United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Aug. io.-James
Charles Bogie, prominent Laramie,
Wyoming, business man, was arrest
ed. by federal deputies here today
on Il charge of violating the Mann
white slave act.
Bogie is accused OF bringing Mrs.
Dona Wiuterowd, Wyoming society
matron. to Los Angeles from Phoe-
nix, Arizona. They have been liv-
ing together here in an exclusive
apartment hotel. il is alleged
Mrs. Winterowd deserted her hus-
band in Wyoming, took her three
children to her mother at Phoenix
and met Bogie there, federal author
tiles claim.
Whittier she will ies+sf,-4 against
Bogie was not Known. Ii she does
not it is probably a complaint will
be issued charging her with conspir
aey in violating the white slave
code.
Bogie's s bonds We're fixed ut $500
He WIS To be arraigned this after
noon for preliminary hearing be-
fore United States Commissioner K.
/. Turney.
And the women are painting their
knees. 1t is sensible Mosquitoes
viii get painter s cramps.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
HOUSE
IN HOLLYWOOD Is
SWEPT BY FLAMES

HOLLYWOOD, aug. l3.-After
driving I score OF tenants n the
streets IN fIimSy night clothing.
flames Of strange origin swept the
Garfield apartments here 'eariy TO-
day causing severn! thousand dol
lars damage
Mrs. Lee Overman, landladv, said
Tie hlaze started in IN empty apart
ment When sla sounded the alarm
the guests Were sleeping, and panic
stricken went seHrrTiHG 10 the
Streets
Tiremeu iraag1t tie blaze under
cottoI astee an hour af fighting.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
HOpE. TO FLOAT
VETERAN MERCY
BOAT BY NIGHT
by United Press Leased Wire

SENTTT f, Wash. Aug. IL. -
! Hope that the tuitcr Beer, veteran
coast guard Mercy boat of northern
! waters. reported aground off Cape
Prince Of Wa!cs in the Bering Sea,
""Uld escape the fate from which
SHE has rescued many other craft,
W"s expressed here today.
y radio message from the cap
tain Of the Alaska Steamship Com.
pany's frcightcr Oduna. received
By the l,arbor Radio station during
The night. reported the Bear in good
shape and would float clear of the
shoals before the night was over.
The OdlthH : captain also re-
ported that ne was leaving the Bear
ara contnuingJ solgthward. The
O&lm& received first word Of the
Bear 5 plight yesterday and rushed
% her assistance, standing By the
irnp2riled cutter all through the
cay.
For 81 wears the Bear, with its %
ton bow of Australian irouwood has
cruised the north. Not Il year has
passed that the cutter and crew
have failed to perform ut least one
feat Of daring and courage to res
eae some ieebound ship or mariner.
The vessel is to be retired after
this voyage and there are those
along the waterfront who even pro
fess SORROW at the news Of the
Bear : rescue.
IF the crew is saved, = they say,
.'then let the ship go to rest up
there in the ice where her great
labors have been. \ grave ON an
ice bound coast would be better
than to rust in a Junk Nard. -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
CUSTOMS AUTONOMY
FOR CHINA, TOPIC
OF POWERS TALKS
by United Press Leased Wire

WASlllNGTON, Aug. Il. = In
formal conversations regarding com
Pete customs autonomy for China
are being held between tire United
States and other powers, i, was
learned autHoritatively here today.
Despite opposition by certain 9th
ef powers, the United States gov
eminent takes the position that it
is retaining an open mind on the
subject and viii listen to such Chi.
nesc demands il they are made at
the coming Peking conference for
customs revision.
Under the nine-power treaty pro-
wing for the customs con fe.cnee
tie aaeuda to include inereae in
taiiff to five per cent I'd valorem
bHt no mention is made of customs
autonomy.
There are Iaore telephones IN one
Ee# York hotel than there arc in
the whole Russian citv of Odcssa.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
DESTROYERS WILL
ACT AS ESCORTS
ON OCEAN FLIGHT

WASHINGTON. Ang. Ia Two
naval destrovers, the William Jones
and Macauley, will be assigned to
guard the proposed air flight of
planes from San Francisco 10 Hawaii
scheduled TO start Sept. >. the navy
department announced today.
Complete radio compass and radio
communication tests between the
planes and dcstroyers will be work
out prior to the hop,off and later
the two ships will take positions IN
the Pacific to render any possible
assistance to the flyers.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
Forest Fires In
Washington Still
Burning, Report
by United Press Leased Wire

OLTMPIA, Wash, AUg. I3.-AI-
though fire conditions were vastly
improved today, number Of fires
stiA were burning in Washington
forests, out Of control.
A new fire broke out near Sno-
qualmie on the Skykoinisl river and
along the IndcxGalena railroad.
Assistant Supervisor Billingslea
was injured while fighting the flam-
rs on Little Quilcene river. lie was
taken to the marine hospital ut
Port Townsend.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
Man Loses Eye in
ScuffIe:: May Die
ny tinted Press Leased Wire

SANTA .fNA. GaIif.. Aug. Ia
Ea~l Gae.2e. ditev1ar OF music 1T
Camp NearuE.sSaa Diego, during the
world War. was released under $4,000
h..l Today following ms aer4st in
5anragtiau u.t'I IN alteration with
~am j. Nu>tol.
Mastas. cgeeeter 81 the ranta Ana
G.eA >eaaai band. and neiehbor Of
GQet4e. j. in ! critical condition in
= laeai he>n.tat. and may dc. IN
the event Of his death, Goetze Will
fo accused IF manslaueHter. author-
ltias said
lH-teeiinZ is said 10 have exist
ea between Gortze and Nustol tor
wears. Nustol last his right eve in
the seattle with Gaetze, and is said
10 he suffering grave internal in
jagies,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
1000 Cattle Will
Be Slain to Curb
Dreaded Disease
.y United Press Leased Wire

HOUSTON, Texas, Aug. 13-Slay-
iHg q four thousand head Of cattle
IN the newly. affected foot and
mouth area Will begin today, ae-
eording 10 DR., Nayicn Imes, T~:t=-
States expert III charge OF the quar-
ausiue here.
TIE cattle are valued NJ aprroxi-
m&telv Sf10.00e. which loss viii
b. sustained b. t,e state and tad,
ell government.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
IMPERIAL
Hy Press staff Correspondent


IMPERIAL. Aug. l3,-Mr. and
Mrs. King Johnson and son have
returned after spending n month in
Oklahoma. They are now leaving
to spend another month in the north.
crn part of California.
Mrs. Matclla Mattezck left for
Iowa Tuesday.
!. l.. Meadows and daughter. Mrs.
VIC of FL Centre. have left for the
coast where they will visit Mrs. j.
l.. Meadows. who is spending the
summer there.
Miss Emily Marshall returned this
week from San Diego where she
spent Il three week s vacation.
------------
North America has two and Z
half times az many telephones az
Europe.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
s. Z. Man Shoots
Bandit; Thwarts
HolduI, Attempt
Ey Iui.cd Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Is
One u 3Ae tp.o armed bandits at-
tempting to held ny 4 bakery here
eagfy to.tae aa~ shot aad probably
f,t@4I> Woaa@ed q Hens aaYeHek,
The meu aSra. r the I'm injured
baajis co.eriug tt> ~ r"at with q
hail af Ia.}let~
Gawaltck ag.~hc7 a.:5e 4 =, eo!ver
.agos- in his side AMI opened tire
u It'll I'll automatic pistol. When It
i,ln@..1 he tiecl 4 S,tut gun
load iita the ='0omcu o. one Of
tha rrhhcr~.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
l1lSCnt".
Lutte Savage, another gra.l,
was seriously wounded and
5anles Fsssnitll, turnkey was
badly beaten.
Prearraared pla-,


Tie faar prisoners. by a prcar.
ra1 2ed plan, dropped out OF the mess
Inc when the cell for supper was
sounded aa3 made their way to the
top Of the cell cages in the north
VIZ.
Cutting hole through the plank
roof with tools they had stolen from
tie prison SHOPS. they got out on the
administration building ard de.
seeudcd 10 the outside prison yard
With the aid Of q rope.
Then they rushed the turnkey 5
off5 {. cYerpowered. Nesmith ana
each taok Winchester rifle.
Guards started fire from both
sides while th.@ prisoners rushed
the north guard house tower. There
Holman and Sweeney We're killed
and NesHith womldel.
Mardaa \. II. DairEmple appear
e from lis quarters and wounded
one Or t1o Of Jhe prisoners, while
ea.thor guard. John Davidson kill
Il ..0sag gon : Jones, jast IS he
s.raag from tie prison wall.
Run siege o. Fire
The three other convicts ran under
tuSiilade of fire Ia tie state hos.
p.tal far the insane several hun
Il ] Yards where HEY e8M92naeee-
e} taxi driven by Xins Z.an, an
occupied by c. Y. WITS. THESE two
~rre forced 10 accompany the fu--
-;ves in = mad race from the hospi-
tai grounds.
Tie taxi ,u.,ad through the
street If Salem and was believed to
i:Gve crossed the Wii.iamcte river
into Polk county Until Iinn called
the prison warden from Il farm house
rear Pratum shortly before 10 ?. ~.
The Conviets a.: adonod the taXj
Eear there taking tie clotAiH2 81
Hinn aul WITS.
IiEu said oae q tie prisoners.
pc>umohlv Murray, was badly
wounded ir the abdomen and anatA-
er Was shot in the arm. II" sayI
The men lAadc tneir off togcther
to~ The eastward. leaving ivetts and
himself tied up.
Oregon Jones had long pgis-
oH record ana was Euowa a. dnsper-
ate. lie was serving. q 21-vear SEM
tQl.ca from Josephine county for as
sGglt End robbery He wa ihe
riaglcadcr Of break March .,
1871 in which TX convic,s Is aped,
~ IF whom we're subsequently re-
csitlrea. Jones was taken II sac
rmncHto this spriag and WITS thc
l,s- involved in t!.at hrrak 70 be
captured
Ringlca1c~ Before
Murray was also a rir"lo&dcr Of
l%et vaat's ca4apa4e. He wa. ,crv-
In" two sentences a2-rclat,ng 20
..sars for participation in bank
robbery IT Florence. Oregon.
Willoa was serving sentence fox
burglary not 10 exceed seven Years
wing hocu committed from l'mai-
t.lia county.
Kelly, a Josephine county prs
urI had heon sentenced to sorve
I'd. - exceed % yc@rs for aiding in
3 jal break.
The prison hreal, is prebabiy the
most bloody which has occurred
iu the Pacific northwest since
Il>lr> Tracey and Frank Merrill
Madp Their sensational escape more
tlaa two decades ago. At that
time several rcfsor2 and finally the
TWO conticts were killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
SITUATION IN OREGON
IS STILL PRECAPIOU9

PORTLAND, one, Aug. 13.--Al-
though weather conditions gave
some respite from the high fire dan
ger in Oregon forests, the situation
was stiA precarious, with several
new fires burning today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
SAWs CELL BARS; ESCAPES

WATS0NNILIE. CAL. Aug. 13.-
saving through tie ars If lis cell!
rmoad Shepherd, accused - the
left If an automobile, escaped -roW
lie citv jail here early today.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13

Nels jacobson Dead. Daman.
who arrived in town to-day, brought
word Of the death of N1iS Jacobson
1T the Hollywood hospital August /.
Mr. jacobson was Il pioneer Of inpe-
rial Valley, settling herce in .ao9,
He owned considerable property
here but had made lis home in
downing for the past few years. Mr..
jacobson is survived bv Ills Hlfe.
two sisters and brothers
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
Carpenter Brcal

Carpenter Breaks Hip. = II. Z.
Jones. a carpenter employed in the
new buildings Of The Imperial Trri-
gation district at Imperial. ars;aiu-
cd q fractured lip this morning
when he fell from a scaffoldiug on
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13

Colorado Visitor-Nrs. J. 4. Ard
more and daughters Alma, lucille
and Mary Elizabeth who have been
IN FL Centre tie past two weeks
visiting friends, left last night for
Los Angeles, IL stay with friends
and relatives. Mrs. ArdmoTc was
greatly impressed with conditions in
the VALLEY and declared that the
heat here IS easier to endure tAaa
that Of the east
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13

The board Of supervisors of Con-
ira Costa county has made another
$1,000 appropriation = continue
COYOTE control.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13

Seattle has twice as manr tcIe-
phones as Liverpool though # las
less than ane--hiri tile population o.
tc English e;tv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
NE VS. Blk2p / ~ 2 rs
--Frons City ara (<Couzi
g0TNTTNl9TEEE If7EEGaREEI97ElEazEGTF

,.ieA hc wa~ working, \ call WAS
sln, to the city for Lemons .mba,
l"eee and the injured man w@s
trnught 10 the FL Coutro hospital
WhIc The fracture was reduced. VI
arlep4eurs ata helag maae to re-
@crc Jones 10 Los Angeles tonisht.
Automobile Leans. I clear your
ar and loan You money, you pay
ne hv the month. Fred r. Cross.
f60 Main 3. Phone 359J IL Cen.
'ro. adv
Drink ~aaele1la Artes;on WAGER.
Hsli Bad1s;ne BottIing co. Phone
s2W. 7t2G
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13

am the best doctor in the land.
Superior to any monkeys gland. I
got a name-Paul ) Lemonade Al
ways ready fer you at Union Stages
depot. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13

Ten pile-driyers and dredges are
working continuously night and
day, on the Dumharton bridge over
4 neck OF San francisco bav.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
COTTON MARKETS

NV YORK. Aa4. 1a.-The cot
top ma~kef closed lower. off / / 10 Is
points. spots quit, off -. Nids
= -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
D. lis beaury Yarlor, Phone 2

House Buys Lot-Dr. I. c. B~<
has purchased a lot on the 9Nrner
Of Seventh and Sandal~ogd, in the
new subdivision CT the e lots in
the tract, II have already beca sold,
al the purchasers planning 10 start
building operations shortly. Dir.
House plans 70 start werk On his
home some sime II Tie fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
Parisienne Beauty shoppe open al
Simmer. Phone 7S3.

Librarian Is Away.-Miss Agnes
Ferris, city Librarian. has go..a 70
san Diego ON u month 5 vacation.
Miss Helen Crosby ef the library
staff. has igSt returned after IN e2-
iavahle holiday ii Natiap2 and
Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13

Twenty-eight acres of land have
been purchased for an approach TO
Dumbarton bridge over Il neck Of
san Francisco Bay.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 13.- Cot
tnn futures ctosed steadv; spots -
minis nnENn. nltHs - =
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13

Dance Every tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Heber
Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13

Or Vacation Tour-Nss. I. {.
House and daughter Dorothy Lon
aud Mrs. W. f. MoSAer of Holt
vile, have gone to Denver. Colorado,
where they viii spend several weeks.
Mrs. Mosher plans 10 return some
time IN October. Whila Mrs. House
is in Denver. Ds. House plans to
study in ReeI1ester, M.Ha., in the
famons Mayo Brothers hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
Davis Beauty ParloT. Phone 227.

Swim IN Cur wonderful mineral
water. uoltville Eatatoriurn. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
THE WEATHER

Les Angeles and Vicinity: Fair
tonight and Friday with moderate
temperature. Probably fog Or clouds
in the morning.
Southern California: Fair toni ght
and Friday except cloudy or foggy
along the coast tonight and in the
morning. Moderate temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13

Or. c. J. Mcksnor.cs, Chiroprac-
br. p Dunaway Bldg. Phone 328.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13
Posses Hunt 3
Following Break
From Ore. Prison

(Continued from page y
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-13

Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
sights, sHoltville Natatorium- adv
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-03-11
Ram Should Have Plenty
of Exercise and Feed

II Is usually considered that %
ewes Is about the maximum number
for one strong vigorous ram eighteen
months old or older The ram should
have had plenty of exercise and feed
so that he IS active, vigorous and in
good flesh when the breeding season
begins
II will pay to take on q day or what
ever part of II Is necessary to trim
all tags and surplus wool away from
the docks Of the ewes This is Of
more Importance now than when
breeding earlier in the season when
the weather is warmer.
1t Is q good practice TO allow the
rams with the ewes only about an
hour in the morning and again in the
evening for three or four days Then
he may be left with them all night
He should never be allowed outside
with the ewes In extremely cold
weather. II the temperature Is 10 TO
20 degrees below zero. shut the flock
In the shed while the ram is with
them When that Is impossible. ii will
pay 10 keep the ram away until the
weather moderates- Exposure to low
temperatures with the flock frequently
renders the ram temporarily useless
and sometimes frost bite Is so severe
that he Is never again worth anything