. La ferme-volaille . wereceux qui y résidaient pour une périhuile. La population Mexicanpopulation aurait atteint la limite du lazinesstoward, qui tend inévitablement tous. Plus d'un ami a fait remarquer qu'après quelques années de résidencelà on manquait d'énergie pour sortir. Californiaus mayresent tliis. Peut-être l'image de l'inactivité est sur-tiré, mais n'est-ce pas un fait que parmi les Ijeings humains la plus grande activité et la vigueur, et généralement le plus beau I rol-gh lor Mash. Une autre vue du système de trois maisons de Californie. Maisons de Shofting dispersées sur des collines. Illaralions de l'Oregon Agricultu

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. The Farm-poultry . werethose who had resided there for a perioil. The Mexicanpopulation was said to have reached the limit of lazinesstoward which all were inevitably tending. More thanone friend remarked that after a few years residencethere one lacked energy to get out. Californiaus mayresent tliis. Perhaps the picture of inactivity is over-drawn, but is it not a fact that among human Ijeings thegreatest activity and vigor, and generally the finest I roL-gh lor Mash. Another View of the California Three House System. Shofting Houses Scattered Over Hills. Illuslralions from Oregon Agricultural Collejie ISuUeiiii Xo. 56. pliysical development, is found in peoples inhabili!:gareas where the climate has at times a little snap andbite in it? We dont want to disparage the California climate, neither do we want anyone to become imbued witli theidea that poultry raising is easy in California or Florida, and hard in Maine or Minnesota. Other factors thanclimate and soil enter into the question to such an extent. Tpe of Colon PoulU> House Used in Rhode Island. that we cannot accurately estimate the influence of each.Poultry culture is older in the east. There are morelarge cities and towns here, and the demand and supplyare actually many limes greater. It would require avery careful study of the situation all over the country toenable anyone to say whether the warmer sections of thecountrj could do in poultry produce what they are doingmore and more in vegetables and fruit in the way of sup-plying northern markets l->efore northern crops are ready. The foregoing matter Ltd hardly gone to the printer when in looking over the Petalinna We, l:Iy IouKri/Journal our attention was attracted by the following par-agraphs in it published as Clippings, and both cred-ited to the Catifonua CuUivalor. We assume that thefirst is the opinion of a contributor to that paper; thesecond an editorial comment upon it. There are reasons why we in California should beable to get better res

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