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Show TH TIMES-NEW- NEPHI. UTAH S. alchemy of taste, been fused Into a Live room a home. "I did not know there was a room like this north of Winnipeg, mademoiselle," Steele said In frank ad Soil Fertility Is Not the Only miration. Oh, monsieur! would you have ns Steers Gaining in Winter Big Problem. live like the Indians? But you are Year Best of Make Gains home." our at little poor laughing Live stock and permanent agricul T A TXT HfTVrTTTT)T7P Please don't," he t egged. "It Is on Summer Grass. ture have long gone hand In band. It UXV.tt.JUN MlAlUXVfjO charming this room. And all the Is a principle as old as agriculture it FOR DAIRY COWS books !' Cattle feeders in the Appalachian self that the land needs live stock as It was hard on our packers," broke mountain hftve differed for region It is very desirable that feeds for In St. Onge, "but I insisted on hav truly as live stock needs the land. some time In their opinions regarding dnlry cows be palatable, so as to Insure ing the books If I was to be marooned the best way to winter steers that are Neither would one long continue to re turn a profit without the other. As If sufficiently large consumption. up here In this valley. The winter to be finished the following summer on a rule, tne more live stocK a iarm necessary to use any unpalatable feed. would be long without them and the in that The general practice pasture. GE0RGE MARSH mix it with some that are appetizing. maintains, the higher the state of fer violin." to winter steers on tility. Also see that the grain mixture is "I envy you the winters here with area has been AUTHOR. OF dry feed, such as hay; corn stover, HotKW It Is not advisable, however, to over light and bulky. Avoid using too large A. said that smiling Steele, violin, sir," w " TOILERS OF THE TRAIL straw, and also on corn do the thing. The soil fertility prob a quantity of either constipating or W at his hostess. "I hope tok hear It and wheat " THE WHELPS OF THE WOLF to a less extent. In such a way lem Is not the only problem the farmr VmwIvV, laxative feed. Cottonseed meal, for your superb silage again, mademoiselle to lose are that weight. er has to face. There Is the question example, is decidedly constipating and they permitted playing." by the penn publishing c-It Idea hold Some that the cattlemen of economics always awaiting him. is best fed with laxative grains such Her face brightened. "It was only is profitable to permit this loss of These late years, especially, must he as wheat bran and linseed ollmeal or look. "Laflamme, monsieur, can give a mood today at the rapids, monweight, which with older steers usual"Does it pay?" succulent feeds such as silage or roots. you anything you wish Including sieur. I go there when lonely, to play ly varies from 25 to 100 pounds each. askIt himself, THE FACTOR Is quite possible to carry the For ordinary feeding in most parts of to the troubled waters. You thought Scotch whisky." on wintered Others everbelieve that cattle too far, to become d the United States not more than one- SYNOPSIS. With David, The girl's dark eyebrows contracted me sad I saw it In your face; but I silage, or a ration of which silage Is stocked Idea because of sanitation. third of the grain ration should be and, was only homesick for Touralne. Toguide. Brent Steele, of the trader's mention at of the the Ogoke a part will not do well on grass the housing facilities, market conditions, cottonseed meal. LInseed-ol- l American Museum of Natural Hismeal, benight we shall have something gay." name. summer. tory, la traveling In northern one's waste to following etc.. through profits not was lone It cause Its laxative of felt But that Steele action, distinctly "So he's giving the Indians whisky, Canada. By a stream he hears Made Larger Gains. Professor Warren of should not, as a rule, be fed In greater liness which had driven Denlse St Denlse, daughter of Col. Hilalre Is he?" said Steele. Some Intensive experiments have Cornell university, who has given a quantities than one and one-haSt. Onge, factor at Walling River, "You are surprised?" laughed the Onge to the restless waters. play the violin superbly. He Inwill wish to see your been In progress since 1914 In co- lifelong study to the problems of farm pounds a day. Select grains that will you "Monsieur, La Monsieur "For an factor and bitterly. troduces himself accepts United States management, says It Is safer and furnish the various constituents, espeInvitation to make the post his flamme It seems that Canadian law room. Our OJibway servant, Char operation between the and the usually pays better for the average cially protein, at the least cost, using of And water." Department will home during his stay. Agriculture hot you lotte, bring he does not exist. With his whisky the farmer to keep no more stock than he home-growWest room a on station, to the led Steele Virginia experiment St. Onge grains If possible. will soon have the fur trade of the results of which show that on the has feed for. It being advisable In most The composition of the grain ration second floor of the house, the capacdistrict." whole was strained by a cot and whole steers which make larger win cases to have a little feed to sell rath CHAPTER I Continued will depend largely upon the kind of "They said as much at Fort Hope. ity of which ter gains also make larger total gains er than to have to buy It. whither a square-buil- t, washstand, roughages available. But the authorities why don't they must one a successful farmer, To be woman followed shortly for the year when fattened on grss In conThe following grain mixtures are In front of the trade-housact?" make a comfortable living from the adapted to be fed with roughages of the following summer. with a steaming bucket versation with David, stood a tall, ' St eloquently. shrugged Onge The results of these tests also land and leave it more productive the g Steele was thankful that his duffle military-lookinman, with Iron-graclass, such as corn do not know. He Is running things it No method has so silage, corn stover, timothy, prairie, hair and mustache. Around the door with a high hand has support of the bag contained a change of clothes and allowed that the steers which made than he found moccasins. Hot water, a shave and only slight gains or lost In weight far been discovered that can bring rowen or millet hays, cottonseed hulls, lounged a group of curious company strongest at Ottawa." fresh clothes speedily worked a mira during the winter made greater gains about this result so simply and so etc. : and the Indians. Advancing gripping Steele turned with a smile to David sysIn the tattered stranger who had on pasture than steers which made satisfactorily as a newcomer's hand, the factor of Wail- who had been an Interested listener cle No. l ths startled Denlse St. Onge at the rapids. large winter gains. Thus, while the tem of live stock farming, andthereto the conversation. ing River exclaimed : and profits derived overPsr cent of digestible protein, II. t: satisfaction to steers tended his hostess Steele When rejoined "Bon jour, Monsieur Steele! Welto we "I think that shall have pay pounds corn meal from will depend in no small degree 100 he felt more. at ease. He even had a come the advantage of the come to Wailing River My daughter Monsieur Laflamme a visit. David." 100 pounds cottonseed meal stock. live of the the not steers were able upon quality his she me our that 100 they of approved ex suspicion and David have told good St. Onge and his daughter pounds linseed meal (old process) 200 pounds wheat bran to do so entirely during the grasthe At thought, appearance. fortune." changed changed glances. No. 2 As the old soldier continued, with "Daveed like to Shake de han' of something like a thrill swept him to fattening period. It Is important, says Animal Diseases Cause Per cent of digestible protein, It. I: a slight French Recent, Steele was Mister Laflamme," replied the OJib-wa- te followed by a shrug of annoyance, the department, that cattle to be mar Farmer to Losses Great meal 200 pounds He had not seen an attractive woman keted early should gain considerably aware of being secretly appraised by dryly. "Diseases cause the greatest losses 100 pounds cottonseed meal the keen eyes of the other. "I pity Laflamme when you do. In months and was paying the penal more weight during the winter than If 100 meal linseed (old process pounds Dr. V. A. "You are to fce our guest for as long He'll carry his arm In a sling for a ty. Yet, as he watched her pour the they are marketed late. Whether to In animal husbandry," said New No. 8 York at the in talk a Moore as you will honor us. In this valley, month If he ever falls into that wolf-tra- p tea while her father dispensed caribou feed to make large winter gains or not cent digestible protein, It. I: stew and fried trout, a quality rarer depends more, perhaps, on the cost State College of Agriculture at Ithaca. 200Perpounds of for a man of science, there is much corn meal of yours. is of control reason their "For that of ration an than mere the other evident factor, any 150 pounds cottonseed meal comeliness; of Interest" "You see, colonel, David Is under than much Importance. 100 pounds gluten feed "You are very good to a stranger,' the Impression that Laflamme is an fineness of flbtr, a savor of personality however. diseases 100 pounds wheat bran Moore the divides Doctor Cheapest Winter Gains. sir. David and I have been out from old friend," Steele enlightened his in this factor's daughter, which meant No. 4 domesticated animals into affect that itand The winter which race rations Inthe We need impressed background gave since May. supplies host, whose face reflected acute Nepigon and Infectious cent three of Per groups, epizootic, protein, lt.lt digestible a and overand the him, strong self also be curiosity greatest gains upon cheapest gains and my stulT should terest "Sometimes In meeting old "The epizootic diseases. 200 pounds corn meal hauled. Some of it got wet bucking friends he forgets in his Joy that his to know the history of these people In these tests were the more succulent sporadic. meal 100 cottonseed pounds and whom he had stumbled upon in the ones composed of silage alone, or such as 100 pounds oats, ground this river of yours," s south of the Albany to silage, cottonseed meal, and straw. mouth disease, are better known to the 100 pounds linseed meal (old process) "Too badl Ton found It a hard No. 5 learn the cause of the fear and heart or silage, legume hay, and straw, as public than are the others at the presriver to pole and track?" which this lonely girl had so compared to the dry rations of mixed ent time, but the losses from them are ache cent of digestible protein, It. 4: Per "We certainly did. David has a smaller than those from other dis too pounds b meal nose for quick water as keen as a poignantly revealed In the gorge, pos- hay and ear corn or mixed hay and eases. The epizootic diseases are 200 pounds cottonseed meal wheat straw. The cost of wintering sessed him. mink's for flsh, but we took too long s "You are collecting Indian relics and steers Is generally of the usually acute, highly Infectious, and a chance in the big white-waterWith roughage of the very rapidly. museum V American the cost for one utensils of for face such as clover, alfalfa, soy beans, keeping year. There- spread At the mention of the rapid the class, "The infectious diseases which often asked the Frenchman. "You are an fore the profit depends to a large ex He leaned of St. Onge hardened. cowpeas and vetch or other legume on are cholera. form take hog epizootic 7" tent upon the cost of the winter raethnologist mixtures may eagerly toward the speaker. anthrax, Texas fever, rabies, and sev hay, the following grain "Yes, I have been in the Held four tion. "The Devil's mile! It got yon too?" be used: The diseases. eral present poultry years for the museum." "Oh, we pulled out of It with a No. t knowledge of the nature of these "You have found much of Interest?" wetting. You see, I was with the maladies enables live stock sanitary Per cent of digestible protein, 14.ll "Last year and this summer, I Satisfactory Fattening on the Nepigon, so we best bow-ma- n veterinarians to keep 400 pounds corn meal Ration for Young Geese officials and control. shipped by Hudson's Bay canoes consaved the canoe and our own skins as Infectious abor 100 pounds cottonseed meal them under and stuff from Fort siderable A Hope ration for satisfactory fattening tion In cattle and tuberculosis are very 100 pounds gluten feed well." on Lake Makakibetnn House. a 100 pounds wheat bran be mixture would Henley his of young geese Slowlv the Frenchman shook and their prevention would the Albany has some remarkable three parts corn meal and one part destructive No. 7 head; then suddenly asked: save millions annually. e burial places, uplike anything I've snorts or flour with 5 per cent of "You saw nothing on your way upPer protein, lt.Si digestible "The sporadic diseases cause the 400 seen. And the OJIlnvays up there are cent beef scraps added to the mixpounds corn meal river nothing peculiar, no signs of a owners. stock to live losses heaviest 200 pounds gluten feed still very wild and superstitious ture. Some feed a little whole corn canoe?" pounds linseed meal (old process) medicine men, sorcerers, fear of spir- In addition to the above mixture In They are caused by Improper care, 200 Steele wondered at the question as 100 pounds oats, ground mechanical food, Injuries, improper and all the and its that" Wlndigo, order to give variety to the ration. he answered: No. t Infections, and para The factor paused, fork In air. On some of the poultry fattening poisons, general attention and Care "No, we met no one. I imagine the sitisms. of cent by Per prompt protein, 14. ?! digestible Slowly he replaced it on his plate, un- farms where geese are made a speIndians don't travel It, too much veterinarians will minimize 200 pounds barley competent ; then asked : touched meal corn and them. In the prevention of sporadic 100 pounds cottonseed meal cialty they scald the strong water, and then there's the "You have never been In this val shorts and then add the meat pounds alfalfa meal scraps and Infectious diseases the owner has 100 tahoo they're shy of the lower river. 100 pounds wheat bran before?" ley Under circumstances It would ordinary aren't they?" No. No," replied Steele, puzzled at his hardly pay to go to that much trouble. much responsibility. At the words, the narrowed eyes of cent of digestible protein, UTt Per tense host's I "hut what manner, It small to the pays pen the producer 100 pounds barley St. Onge shifted to the ground, lie beard on the Albany Interested me. geese In a 200 pounds coconut meal quiet place and feed them Oats Fed Advantageously made no answer to the mnn who seems to be It among Wlndigo country pounds oats, ground Herd 100 to Swine watched his set fare, wondering, as It Steels Was Thankful That His Duffle the Albany OJibways under a sort a mush as outlined above both morn Breeding 100 pounds wheat bran in? and evening, giving them an In an Oats have the vitally affected the trade, why the Clothes No. 10 a a of of taboo. It must be Important place serious hand! amount that the geese would clean Change Bag Contained up avoided this subject of the InPer cent of digestible protein, lt.t: and Moccasins. cap to your trade, although the very In a reasonable length of time. At making of hog rations, according to b dians' fear of the Wlndigo. Presently meal fact that you're here proves that It U noon give some shelled corn for vari W. E. Carroll, chief of swine hus 800 pounds hand-shak200 pounds gluten feed Is famous from Nepigon not St. Onge broke his silence. When Illinois. of University considered haunted bandry. generally 100 pounds cottonseed meal ery. ir green leeil is available a oats are In this case. "Ton will pardon me, Monsieur to Norway House. cheap In price compared to 100 pounds wheat bran country by the Indians." small amount of this with the corn corn, l can fed Steele. I am a poor host, ir yon were David," he added grimly, "you'll have The fine features of St Onge stif advantageously they he helpful. The following grain mixtures are in the water you spoiled your flour-- yon to remember that we're not on the fened. With a glance at his daughter would to the breeding herd. Oats are too Monmistake must not and are hungry?" Nepigon who watched hltn with parted lips and bulky to make a good fattening food. adapted for feeding with a combinaSteele glanced at the grinning David sieur Lnflamme's throat for his hand." wide eyes, us though fearful of what Corn Silage Is Lacking Pigs that are being grown out for tion of the low and Steele smiled Inwardly as St. Onge's he was about to say, he replied bit the breeding herd as well as mature classes of roughage, such as silage and who plaintively plated a sinewy hand in Protein Supplement sows and boars can be fed clover, or other legume hay; com eyes shifted to meet those of his terly : on his stomach. Corn silage Is lacking In one of the breedingon oats when they are being stover and clover, or other legume on Is our problem, monsieur. "That largely "Yes, we lost onr flour and we Faw daughter, then focused quizzically food nutrients, protein, and on good legume pastures. hay, no game, had to flsh our way op the the grinning face of the half-breehny; mixed hay, or The company rashly builds a post on pssentinl In order to get the most value from pastured was this river ut itlver situation a the bit we are If Walling hungry." Oats give better remits when they etc.: a colonel, for hundred miles so, which, river, the rllnge ration, protein must be sup- are ground. This Is particularly true to St. Onge's below the Snapping his lingers, with Impa- a source of mystification rapids here. Is to the OJlli No. 11 ruest. Steele was satisfied that the ways a place of spirits; then sends plied In the form of n protein concen for feeding young pigs and for sows tience at his seeming lack of hospitalcent of digestible protein, ll.lt Per cotUnseed as or oil menl such to trate, now balanced the score, had Just prior to farrowing time. When a too pounds corn meal me here to get the fur of the upper ity, the factor called to the loungers guests the truth of which surmise the face country. At Albany, they laugh nt tonseed menl. or In the form of good sow Is milking heavy not more than 100 pounds cottonseed meal door: at the trade-houshalf the ration should be made of oats. 100 pounds linseed meal (old process) Bring up of the Frenchman patently testllied "Michel! this talk of Wlndigo and spirits keep- quality legume liny, clover, alfalfa 200 pounds wheat bran For main Oats can be used for about hay. "Hut come. I forget my manners, ing the Indians from trading here, cowpeas or Monsieur Steele's stuff from the foot No. 12 cows or a room stock bed and We cattle, have breeding taining David monsieur. of the ration for fattening hogs when of the portage; and. Michel, They even order me to send hunters one cent of Per protein, 14. T: digestible us. of the will as honor as pound per day protein sup thev are available. you See that for you long to trap the valley below us when here wli; ett with you. 400 pounds corn meal or or five four care plement, pounds of the 100 pounds cottonseed meal there's plenty of caribou stew for sup- My head man. Michel, will take they have avoided It for generations will supply the necessary too pounds gluten feed "They only betray their Ignorance legume bay per. He's starved out." Turning to of David." tOO pounds dried brewers' grains "Thank yoti, sir!" And picking up by belittling Indian superstition, sir. protein, and abo add some of the nec Steele, the factor added: "My daughNo. 11 mineral matter which Is some ter Is now overseeing the cooking ot the bag containing his personal be I was followed and shot at on the A essary Per cent of digestible protein, 14.41 what lacking In corn silage. summer this for our dinner, monsieur. I trust yon will longings. Steele followed his host. i tany b meal photographing 200 pounds The house of the factor of Walling some OJibwny children. find It to your taste." meal They be not wear that de-- 100 pounds cottonseed weather It's was of a of built squnre-hewto Itlver spruce Cows 14 Feed No. Some kind conple Grain stroys machinery. lieved the lens was an evil eye and "You are mighty Dry strangers. Colonel St. logs, carefully chinked against the that the children would be cows that are to freshen with Per cent of digestible protein, H.TJ Dry Helght-of-Lanof the 200 pounds corn mesl In a few weeks, especially If In rather Onge. We sre not exactly starved, January winds are evidence that the Blg yields pounds peanut meal (with bulls) porch of thin flesh, should receive some grain producer has used thought skill, and 100 yon know. We travel with a net. tint country. In front, a roofed 100 pounds cottonseed meal a of view commanded the slabs hewn trout and grows a straight diet of pike timin red ncrore calving returns nn patience. 100 pounds wheat bran The factor has his troubles, No. It bit tiresome. Ton can sell tis sup- river whlrh here gave no Intimationa excellent profit ss It enables the cow metamorphosis which, evidently, and Is worried by to start producing with a good re plies to take us through to Nepigon?" of the swift cent of protein, 14.41 Per must digestible have animals salt. Farm It Into What is the true Inthem. "Yoti mill not need to outfit for third of a mile below, turned It 104 pounds corn meal serve of flesh from which to draw whets the In aids and preappetite Beside the wardness? 100 pounds oats, ground Fnusl parts of corn, sorgo, or bnr Nepigon," the factor's eves grew hit- a riot of white rapids. venting digestive disturbances, 100 pounds cottonseed meat ter. "Yon will pass I.aflamme's post porch a bed of violets sod wood and of bran and oats mnke e ley. 140 pounds wheat bran anemone were now bloomleis. but be at Lake Ogoke." good feed for the dry cow on pasture. Reeding of wheat should be postTO Bl CONTINUED.) The mixtures which contain linseed If the pasture falls linseed oil men "Monsieur Steele will desire to be yond. In their second tlower.ng. white until the safe date In sections meal are particularly adapted for use The cow should be poned shown Ms room, father, before we Canadian violets and the blue of may be added. comIs Infestation Hessian where fly gentian and harebells against Sugar or Candy when no succulence is In the ratloa. In Just as good condition as possible dine," called a woman's voice. Turn- fringed mon, a background of northern golden rod Cumulated, lump, pulverized and at calving time. ing. Steele saw, opening the gate in bore gay witness to the care of one brown sugars, though differing In texsurrounding the facthe Potatoes, whether for seed or eating who loved flowers. Depraved Appetite ture and flavor, are practically alike In trim St. Denlse Onge. tor's quarters. in Corn should be stored at temperaLack of minerals or some other esRye purposes, Sowing with the bare and nnlnvlt-In- g composition. They contain llt'le it Familiar embarsn In white serge. Casting 40 more than degrees sential to complete nutrition is usually Sowing rye In com In the full to be tures of not Interiors of the houses at the fur nothing but stignr. A pound or andT rassed 'ook at his frayed Jeans, his In InFahrenheit. corn the for the cause of a depraved appetite. It under an over be often the considered spring In may by presided equivalent hand sooeht his unshaven rhln as she posts, imtttcr which adds some freuh orp-inlof the factor, fuel value of a pound of suger. Water may be a craving for these things that or wife dian tlietn. Joined were not given in the ration and which of farming vary in profitablenow entered which tins ao fuel value. Is used In sets ss n soli snrnulnnt and tempo Types living-rooSteele the Klver. to Walling "Welcom.. Spain, ness to about the same extent that re being taken from the body of the but t'i boco-lattncrnse seen so. crops, had but he large! those are to resemblance rarily bore too, candy, making monsieur." she said cordially, riving the sheet-IroIts utilize time the of f'lture 'lie at milking cow In abundance In they In stove. nut heavy which Its expense and have operator's produc meats, solely huge higher Mm her hand. stream. Vitamin D is said to In milk out sum around. the sld with year tiveness. Rye Hum gettlnif The fuel wslls value sugar. bung sparingly pnv.orilon "M daughter seems to need no In The rough sol! be essential at such times and as It In thick sirups, such nn honey of the plant food already In troduction. She has told me of your small French etchings framed In of sugar Avoid filling the rhlcki-houe with Is found in cod liver oil you might feed a llttl rapidly. However, It tnlntit h l white birch, the rustle furniture and molase. Is alMiut three-fourtmeeting t the river. Denlse, MonEach each one a teaxpoooful of that on the Its this chickens fer when In to wise ne a the am' to capacity. beyond from cedar and pound, poles, spruce pound (.urvw sieur Steele is hound for the Nepigon shaped I iili-fIs to fu at have least Inches oi Its character rich given and ue of alxiut ght eight and preserves, fempornrt faJams of shelves the grain feed and add a taMespooDful of the rugs books, The eyes of by the Ognke trail menl. d. of spuce on the roust. sunalderatloa. ,u. by ths , half of a pound to the pound ther and daughter met In a significant moose and bear and wolf. 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