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Show V THE PAYSON CHRONICLE, PAYSON. UTAH Should Be Affidavit Go With This Story Oklahoma Girl Strong as Boy Louise Alice was fretful, nervous and n from all whooping cough," says Mrs. F. 3. Kolar, 1730 West 22nd St, Oklahoma City, Okla. The little I could force her to eat wouldn't ever digest She became underweight, sallow and weak. Then I decided to try California Fig Syrup, and the results surprised me. Her bowels started working immediately, and in little or no time she was eating so she got to be a pest at the table, always asking ns to pass things. Her weight increased, her color Improved and she began to romp and play again like other children. Now shes the picture of health, and strong as a boy. rieasant-tastinpurely vegetable California Fig Syrup acts surely and quickly to cleanse your childs stomach and bowels of the souring waste , that is keeping her bilious, sallow, feverish, listless, weak and puny. But its more than a laxative. It tones and strengthens the stomach and bowels so these organs continue to act normally, of their own accord. Over four million bottles used a year shows its popularity. Ask for It California Fig by the full name, Syrup," so youll get the genuine, by physicians for 50 yeawr run-dow- HIGH-PRODUCIN- G ROUGH LAND AND FEED FOR BEEF COW IS FAVORED Costs More to Feed but More Cows Can Be Made to Pay Than Makes It Up. Nice Profit to Owner. Ohio, with the sixth largest number of dairy cows among the important dairying states, supports more than d of a million cows kept for milking purposes than are actually needed to produce the same volume of milk and butterfat now being obtained. This is the conclusion from statistics on the dairy Industry of the state and on the performance of the 9.171 cows of herds in associations. Ohio has approximately 926,000 cows and heifers two years old and over. Average production of milk is about 4,500 pounds per cow per year. Average production of butterfat is about 160 pounds per year. But tl.e 9.171 cows in the cow testing associations averaged a production of 7,451 pounds of milk and 315 pounds of but-jrfIn 1927. If that had been the n2rage for all the cows in the state, omj about 566,000 cows would have needed to produce the same litity of milk, and only 470,000 to produce the same weight of butterfat That presupposes that the quality of all cows In the state, and their care and management, were kept at the same standard as those of the cows in the cow. testing associations. Looking at it in anotLer way, if all the cows in the state were brought to the same standards of productivity as those of the cows In the associations, the milk flow in Ohio would amount to nearly seven billion pounds a year Instead of only a little more than four billion. And the butterfat produced would total more than 292,000,-00- 0 pounds instead of 14S, 000,000 pounds. Charts and records of feeding, kept In the cow testing associations, show that It costs more to feed the cow, but that increased cost is far below the proportionate gain. Lieut Col. R. C. Fielding, D.S.O, relates an Incident that Is both amusing and peculiarly British. In backing Lis car into a parking space In London, he bumped into the car behind him and stove in the mudguard. Being in a burry to keep an appointment, he did mot wait for the owner of the car to return hut poked his card into the steering wheel and went on his way. In due course of time he received the following letter from the owner of the damaged car; "Dear Sir: 1 found your card in my car, stating that you had damaged tie right-han- d front mudguard. I am only writing to tell you that the damage you have done to the mudguard has now made it the same as the other three, thus again balancing the design of the car. In face of this, I extend to you my apologies for causing you Los Anany anxiety In the matter. geles Times. Beef prices are away up. It seems as if there should be an opportunity In cattle for a good many men who have lots of rough land. With plenty of grass and roughage and enough grain to keep the stock thrifty, beef cows can be made to pay nice returns. This is proved by figures from 22 Missouri farms which have been checked over by the State Agricultural Eat Oysters to Music college. It was found that all the costs of keeping a beef cow for a year For the first time in the history of the famous annual opening of the roughage, grain, taxes, Interest, bull service, and all averaged $25.30. And oyster season at Gloucester, England, the calves were worth about $32 a the bivalves were swallowed to mnslc head. this season. To encourage the guest to This is a good showing, but to make do so rhythmically, the mayor of Glom tt the cows must be carried on rough cester invited many distinguished muTo break a cold harmlessly end feed as much as possible, the report sicians. indudlng Sir Edward Elgar, And for headache. The action tablet. Sir HenrjWYood and Sir Ilngh Allen, emphasizes. Some other Interesting of neuralgia, neuritis cases in too, Mudirector f the Roynl College of points are these: And there's no after effect; doctors give Aspirin t&A Calves fed grain while nursing their slc. -r-fi special train took guests. often infants. Whenever there's pain, think of mothers can be made to weigh at least jalnong them being the duke of Marl600 pounds when eight to ten months genuine Bayer Aspirin has Bayer on the box and da borough, Lord Birkenhead, the lord All old. Such calves will usually be fat London of and druggists, with proven directions. Signor Marconi, mayor innoThe tables. to the enough for immediate slaughter. Sores Calves fed grain while nursing their For CuMnnis,Bnrie$, vation was a success and will be tried ..ff.i--i mothers were approximately. 100 Hanfords of again next year. Myrrh Balsaija l pounds per head heavier and worth foe fint bottl Sot oltd. ADdhci . Moot NOT $2 a hundredweight more at seven Both Naked v and a half months old (weaning) than Aiplrla is the trade Mark et Rajwr tUnotactae ef Give Him plenty of Rope The archdeacon of Nottingham was Tx similar ones of the same age that reMrs. McPherson I caught the maid taking a fling at the younger generaceived no grain prior to weaning. They are quite beyond me, making lovy to the Iceman again. You tion. Calves that are to be sold for had better speak to her. he admitted, and tnelr lack of revslaughter at weaning should be started Mr. McPherson What? The erence is appalling. Very soon I think on grain when two to three months over we still owe for last I shall have to put a sign on the door old. They may follow their mothers Ice? of the ministry reading: Thousands ofwooaalaw, and eat in a creep or be separated yfitmths Men. take your hats off; womthe tma X to regd Cutieur from their mothers and allowed to AnLos aid to a lovely skin and mtactit 1 en, put your skirts on." No Um Shirking Troablo nurse and have grain twice a day. and hair. Regular dailrwe of Cat; He who shirks the present trouble, geles Times. by Cwmra.ChC Calves fed grain while nurslDg and Soap,Mi -- aid Hi Bo, the sage of Chinatown, when required, purifies and ber those receiving no grain prior to "finds himself at a disadvantage as No Puzzle to Him the skin, cleanses the ecalp and. weaning may be fed and marketed a: he Is turned to face trouble with His Mother And If you go to the hair live and flossy. fat yearlings. This plan is adapted which he is less familiar." Washing school regularly and pay attention Soap Me Ointment Me, aad Me. T farms producing summer calves on Star. Sample cadi fra soon know as much as your youll VV growing a surplus of corn that Is Addnui Cudcnra. PapfrBMeHaI teacher. be marketed by feeding to cattle. Cmtlean OuiTiag ttMk Hat I Here! Here! Small Son 1 should now if I had What was your fiance chatting the book in front of me, like he has. The boundary between tk s The ptarmigan, a bird that lives In about so gayly?" (London). Results Come Best Roughage for Milk Hopeful States and Canada la . to ba Oh, nothing that you should hear lonely, high places, wears white plumOut of Feeding Tdsts at your age, mother. Elcelsior, on all the International frrl Cows During the Winter in It keeps some lazy people busy to age, In winter and out tween the countries. Mexico of invent excuses. The best roughage for milk cows City. Hopeful results have come in the winter is a mixture of legume feeding tests being made by the! col bay and some kind of succulent lege of agriculture. University ol nois, to help farmers cope with material such as silage or roots. Alfalfa hay is one of the best hays for critical situation which now pre; feeding to milk cows, although with respect to scab Infection of ley throughout the Mississippi valley, clover, soy bean hay and others beIt Is reported by Prof. H. P. IRusk, longing to that family give excellent results. Corn silage is perhaps head of the animal husbandry depart as common a feed os is available for ment, Cattle fed the fcarley supplying succulence, although mangels, carrots and sugar beets are also have, during the first month pt the excellent. If legume hay and such test, made gains as high as anYy that 1 ivi? succulent feeds as were mentioned can be remembered in local deeding are not available, cane hay, sudan hay tests. It was announced. Barlew fed and millet hay will give reasonably to them carried about 50 per ceuft scab immJ good results. When a nonlegume hay Infection. As yet, however, tide invessuch as the three Just mentioned Is tigators have met with little success fed It will be necessary to make up in getting bogs to eat the protein In the grain mixture. That barley without harmful results. will necessitate the use of some high Barley throughout the Mississippi protein concentrate such as linseed valley this year was hit by jo ne of the oil meal, cottonseed meal, gluten worst scab devastations In history. meal, soy bean oil meal, peanut meal Hogs, which ordinarily arm the chief CMahtMi CaapetMjfl Coop or coconut meal. consumers of the barley frop, refuse (witfc mmUa Mt) t?Z$l Sport Rendater 840 (includ IS to eat the rain unless d eztzeaj. aunahla aaat ing case in which into starved so, doing Start Dairy Industry by rlous .and the resulting sickness is Sires sometimes fatal. Unconfli fmed reports Using Pure-Bre- d INTRODUCING TOE NETT Didrying, as with otber forms of have come from Ohio tha even cattle iie damaged live Itock production, is not a tiling have died from eating barley, while one case Is reported whi should be promoted. futures usually result from pro- from northwestern Ulin s In which motion and rapid expansion. It is horses were killed by. it, . So serious that did the sjtuatlon beconi growing, and the use of good bulls, on many recently placed ah good pastures, and good feeds are excellent steps on which to all barley from America. build for the future. A hickory grows slowly; a castor bean grows rapidly. THE MOST UfOTAXjUS Barley Straw Is The hickory lasts from year to year IN DRIVING CONVEITETJca-SINCand makes a tough and desirable Satisfactory oughage wood. The castor bean dies at the as is not straw Barley THE SELF-SHlCrS- H y first touet of frost. The dairy a roughage for horses an started by the use of better bulls, corn fodder. Usually bar) grows like the hickory, slowly but more woody than fodder a steadily, and withstands cold, low palatable. Horses and ca have little trouble with prices, and other discouraging barley straw ; however, value of the straw is re and a good grade of New Electric Clippers should be worth conside: Coop ttS Mm 9Mi Boaffrtr $4S5 Touring $4?S Are Handy for Dairyman Generally speaking, barley All VUly HOW Onapidrolail f.ha pTKtt co are straw wheat quite and spccificatlona A new electric clipper and groomer, (, . b. Tolvdn, Ohio, without nolle. Is to b straw oat and feeds snbjsct operated somewhat on the principle of H. J. Gramlich, Univers a vacuum cleaner, has been invented braska. 'A for the uce of the dairyman who iCiraV mV $ ' wishes to produce the cleanest milk K Intestinal Wo: possible with the least effort and exdevice This to the A attaches new method of treatl g. domestic pense. EAUTY that commands your considerably lengthened. The Increased wheelbase, anu bkers and overis that will admiration la expressed In the mllklrg machine vacuum pipe line and animals for intestinal wo size balloon tires further enhance the removes dirt, dust, germs, hair and new Superior Whippets longer affective is be safe, economical, an racars superb riding qualities. S filth which might get into the milk lines, graceful higher th Dakota being sought by the diator and hood, more distinctive and injnre Its quality and purity. A State college experiraen the new Superior Mechanically, itption. If 4 full crown colors, sweeping one-piefurthers a long lead over similar device, but operated IndependcCessful in the experiment proves Whippet newest the fenders Style establishing comA new higher on s of electric motor Instead competition. for tape-ently by producing a good remi motif for Fours and light Sixes, A single button, conveniently located In tbt pression engine gives more than 20inworms In sheep, roundw in hogs the rnilHng machine system, is anwith greatly added bodies horsepower, new of the The tv t. Superior larger recent l.as center of the steering wheel, controls all fun-tlo- ns In worms and Intestinal other itlier farm development that creased 8 peed 1 Higher second gear Inaiford more spacious Whippet of starting the motor, operating 'tha animals it may be worth nds of proven its ability to keep dairy cows speed gives faster pick-u- p. extra leg room and elbow teriors, with and sounding the horn. This does a' dollars to farmers and stock en. clean economically. ' lights wider and to room. The seats are And this new car Is well qualified troublesome foot fumbling for ail with form-fitting heavily upholstered, and have carry on Whippeti unsurpassed repubutton. It also avoids dtguginf starting for contours. performance tation dependable Oats for Hogs' Cull Boarders the comfortable driving position fro reach and minimum operating costs. Both the front and rear springs of the Whole oats are suitable The need of more ptonondc and efawitob on the dash. Vuii the new DELIVERY EARLY light FOR NOW ORDER new Superior Whippet have been classes of hogs excepting sn ficient production is quite apparent Control, you ca ot all tlmso Finger-Ti- p For these young pigs the oa The dairy farmer on every hand. on the wheel fdyour oyao hands your keep be finely ground In order to must cull out the low producing cows an road-on the Important aid bfrafcty Jurlous effects from too much from his herd and build for a greater material in the hulls. Fine for each cow through production also adds to the feeding value oping records of production, by Jdng letter sires, and by following for older shotes and for fa WILLYS-OVERLAN- D, hogs, and the ground oats can the lie 4 methods In feeding, breedfor without need same probadvantageously ing and management. The TOLEDO, OHIO eluding much corn wfth them In lems mut he considered by the man ration. Whole oats do well for bff ufaetur'r and distributor of dairy V i sows and hours on pasture product V '.'4 one-thir- cow-testin- g half-sick- at As, fV, rose-decke- Physicians prescribe Baycr Airfc; afieS t&ls-ait does r K r -- In EDoily: g f Tit-Bit- gray-brow- . n i ns EJew ewmsmnnm I . & V!" d EXDKDIffiS scalb-infecte- 1he Style Ct'eatlctz of moot es !!! d Ill I scab-infecte- d 911X030 Neu IDeoignetx? ETOffiWlfflG o home-grow- n Not ADtUICl If E InjJus-frralr- ld Greater Beauty LongerWheel base Larger Bodies P mofyf ce Inc. (. w, A W:4 |