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Petit Gazen Is Prfio ioCoastal
nam ucii rrom Virginia
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MSm CN SANJY
tin
Ccrjlnues Qrowin SXrotQ'jOiyk6Mat
O of Year, "Ctmg ojrnagca uniyor-
Inn, Period, offivtf)i rcyslj
O oronpivy rrpiu Q ,
(Prepared aVx-'-th. e'nlle-L. Staos Pepot
lutnt uf Agra .d'a J m 9 o
''' ,,'Iweo the Creole numa for
emu-it a M'iiiml, orreiiflii;
grass, ilolltle ill th' c-ouslal plnlft bell
Jmii a'oiehoni Vlrgli.Tu til Texas. It
t foijnr 11 dense, close tllij. Carpet
J)niHs, Va-iive ti tin- Wst loi.li',, pros
pers parttcufurly well on sandy hiii
toll vWicre Hit) laolnliiteis lieftr li Hie
uiTiiiu iiloslcof tie; ur,
'J llf'Uril.irtt.
l.,f dinil Jitlllty, n It Itl ylild h!.,,.,., ..,.'..,); j ..kjj.mJo at the pr--
Mi U rriii I'Vi'ii lurlliK Hiti pcilnU ffliu
l; 'm 4'i iizni to ai( Ity. ThU Ih vx-
tvliilii. il by the furl Hail the llvw k
. i i iirJihliuilly i the IuNhI leaves,
.T.hlli(bu Mfc niler flitiver hi ii.h lire ul
ioweil to iiiutiire jtuilesrl-il. ,
In Ilia wi lloti Vliri cari.et uruna
t.r.dunilliuteK it .;.! i.ll oiii.t peren-
."' C'.1"-"" a a perii,aiiwit.iiatiire.
Jt mutlnueH !roliii! thrniii; t most
of they. -r. b.hi! ihililiiKeil nftby ihirllljj
l'j4Mia .i ivt're uruitK'iL or oi-n.-ii.
fnnt. ) In oiiler to niulnniln the ina-
t'urtfi in ifKui.i-ntidltlt'ii h'-iivr ri v. 1 1 i
In us-iimi ry, ntnl ultiTinilit uf
tMi IhhH I i ire fern I tlu to riiiiimimift
tvuAuK ot u lKf. Ilflil. el-ndi'i'
uvnruhl-j cuinlltliina ruipt't yranH
Wttt Mij-fHirt )ite hcud of' -It v
stuvk to two urt'R, IhJio; uliout
liiul In iurrln caimrlty tu;
blue grnn.
Heat sntf Moisture Neederf.
. Tar iniixlinum dnvtlupu-iiit nirpet
irms nuiri'i nhundunt lnat in id
luiilHttire, nnU whertt tln'ftft citudltluut)
it n sntUlh'd It furnixlii H vuhmhle m
iniutrt1 froiii Mny until. Novciuher, or
lu the 'xtrfiiie .Soiilh evt-n loncer.
Durlni cold weiithiT It nml,'M IJttlu
Kiowth. Win to ti II. Id of ruip.'t nni i
In ttllowcil to nrw tit 11 Irv tlio f ft 1 1 cut
t!o will irrnxt with Krnit nlNh on the
di'nd tops during the winter.
AllhoiitMi ut lirt'Kt'iit rntiiiitcrrliil need
In puimtHy Ih Md.tm ohtnlnuhle, cur
pet crni nmy ho now If iteeeftsury
hy niuhliiR the jjnisS after the Heed
hun'iu;.tured and m-ittterlntt the xlmr
wllh the Reetl over the field where tt
In dexlred to now the grit km. If rondl
tloiiH lire ftivortihle to enrpet KrnKS It
In mire Iii ihhm the hind, provided
the Kitizhiic n heavy enough to keep
Uuwu the wi'.il nn'd taller KritHifen.
r'or nan on htwim earpet Khihh niny
lie pmpiiKiited hy seta or plwen of nod.
To (ihlnln n piud Rod thtt hiud mhuiild
he well prepnred to h depth of 0 to 8
ht'-licM hihI ffMterou1y forflllr.eil wltn
'.ii. or more tons to the sere of well
fitted KtulJo. mnnuie. Whero iwett
Miry, from fit Hi to l.ittH) pmihdM per iiere
of hl;:h urnde supplementary firtlllser
tuny ulxo lie up-piled. The earpet cniHfi
phiitlM should he Met nhout 1- liieheH
upart each wny. In planting uutll
tlawnti It x tiMiiilly hvst to put out the
nets with the. tmwel or somo ttlher
hand tool, while on lurtrt htwn It U
iiiort ts'oiumtU-al to plow the Innd nod
dr-ip th. net.i or pleei of wmI the prop
er. dKt.inra apart hj tho furrown The
land tOiould Im rolled offer nettlnK cur
pet pinsH hi outer to prvt-. the loowe
m thwe arnuud the phuiln.
Prefers Prison Flowers.
AH hot i nh at nny time tlurtnic the Inst
five years he tiutld have obtained a
ardon. J. . IWatty, nitty five years
if Mjri for It years prisoner lu the
.ju'idttrntlary at Mouialsvllle. Va,
nis Just recently left flu institution.
Pi-atty had charge of tile gr...liouso j
in the prKon and' when the pardon j
-.Vrts given him he until lie preferred j
tu rrmalh with Ms ttf.wers. . He was .
allowwl to.i-ontlnuo lit the. work until
he wi.h.si to leuv. He hmi ten sen-!
trneeu , life Itupr.sumaent for ...ur- j
.. Llv-es; but Qfflclally Dead..
. 'Sergt. Samuel I'rledhaml. a -Inendier '
of the jsm division, who was official-'
U- relumed klllisf In action Inst Oc-
et"ber, a-rlved home ne Shemiiidoiih,j
Vs., the 'other .day anil .whs given' a
ioat recej cii.u by the leading cltWcs. .
c tie was tt uiciiiucr of , iegliii.fiinl
t.-uid aiid-wic in the tblik of the tl.ht
lug at I'lititcHU Thli-rry nnd In Ihe Ar-
.tuie w.Hi.!. lie Viae 1 tglitly woiuk
I In the isner tattle by a hur-i4li.
shell wliJih ti .! conirsde. around
hllu. He U the son tt liadii tuul,
ufl.cturer of th.a cits.
Slror !a. H ft u!.
I'tnilcs l.lliby of Ki-w (lif.ii'e
f.tl aileep!t. his euti.n .bi! wlilch ha
hud slniiililic on I' 1-e.blli a atleet, nnd
silil'inli nc,.i;a.il t a.a n an'-Hf
j-er at tlafwheel on,f i anftint .ut-
o ft.is to ta,rj ..ili. a .idng
sttmcte.1 Ih. nttcntliaa if frH)e,
0 er. who smy.ly eallid hebl ti
I jsscngcr nn,rprola)lily tl ira f. 'leiiian.l., oft'a w.itiers nnd i it ,
he lutMovtl tiid disn-fsji aa'4 Thet,Ill ',)aer j0 .invo.e ntii.. g, t i
Inai hllie nneing II Ib.t 14110. Hud
, li.'fore. fiibby could ct eoiilriit Co Uia I
win.-! the auto" hn0collil, .lta Sna
a hut Hiiioiaat-iie. "
13, $Otr S-rijTajfftjja-a) 0
sy),n,. ilrhiij, e' OoS Hie IO.IcO-30
" feaft Forked ner'sij, y.. 4 ssiiinJ! so''
totnO'ile. owned fiind "ijji lOi-n Lta ,Iesfl'Twhst tortui-esoire exeorl.tiinn o
S.pl. gste.rJ T.mis ?: Ocr. ?0..IIt
l.atft'r. h' whenblg bu.A ibOi crushed-
.p.oft.eci 0 o80
0 0) m CV I
W IN
Congress Gets ReprPuPlnvesri
Oatiwffconducded by Com-
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ACTJOK UR5ED
fir
StrlQt Enforcement of Law and Stop.
ying of BmvtJjMnj From Canada
and Mrxfco la Recoinmendeal
Lack of Adequate .Laws,
tVilnt;ltfi. Till alarming; KjirPml
of he iiuNgUc Unix Illicit III llii
t'nlli'il Ktalua Ixuliuiit to In- lulli il l
llu Avnlif'u (if L'"ii'''sii In tht rim't
iif mi luvt'sllKiilluiL ciiiiJiicli'l liy en
cuiiiiiillti'o fl)uliitcJ by tin MHTi'tury
fif Iib tri'ftfiry5;
'J'lii chli'f IIjkIIiii of till coiniiilUi'd
iret. .
Tlit . riiinilip ."rif nui-Hniiii 111 llip
. ,f s ( n .Ii I fii'il.u ui nf
pm time.
IiK'in'ai'a iii the (lniK ' habit In the
dry'Kuuth leuilrt many. nulborltleH tu
Ihe coiiehmlou thnC flatlou'iH iirnhlbb
tlou.wlll'awell tli uuuitier of vlctluia
Of Illlfe'lltlcS.
Illi'tiltlmule Rujiiillea of iitlum m.d
, a . un sniul.ai.., f,v M,.x
u.() Bl(f t.u11u nlld , ,i,e Alhl.
11M( .,dMl. ;. ,., ,, fri.J
,() , H) ul.J.llllI,ul -.Inue"-iLiblbrH.
Slmmry of RccomnirtdJitiont
The t romrollteeV reeoiiiineiiilullonrt
liit'liiile iflrlet enforieiuent of the pres
ent ft'deral ntitl-nitreotlc net ; uddl
tlfiiinl f ede nit lersljuion ; eiifiueeureii
of state lav; concerted nelhtfi on the
part of Mute und niuulelput oveni
inents to Kiippreiis tin llllelt tiatliV;
tt'titppln fuuinrtflhijf of dope from Can
Bdu and Mexico.
"It Ib iiIno recommended Hint edu
cational cnuipaijoiK he Instituted In
all purln of the L'ulted Htaien for tho
purpose of lufuiiuiiii? the people of
thin coiintr' lueludhitf . the medical
prof end on, of the MTiouHiieHg uf dru
tvldictlon und lt extent lu the L'ulted
State," suyH the report.
The committee which made the In
vetitlK'Utlon consisted of ('in,'res.nuin
Henry T. Knlucy jf lltliioN, 1'rof.
Keed 8. Hunt, Wurverd university;
Peputy CouimlKsloner It. ( Keltli, In
:enml revenue hureati, und Hr. A.
Iiumex, I' hi ltd .Slates . puhllo health
ervlie.
"The ittimher of Individual" nddlel
etf to the une of opium, Itu prepnri-
t tlonn or nlknlnhK, und roeil leaved,
' their preparutlouM or alkaloliH, In the
l'ulted Slates has lit various times
been ofttlinnted tn he from LtHUNHl to
4,'MH,."tV' Hiiys the eoinmlttce. "TheKe
estimate must, however, he looked
upon kk inero in-sseHc . t Jin'l
, ,Owlnir to the luck of lnwn nnd req
iiliillons nuikhiK It compulsory for the
rrxlutruthin of addicts. It has heen tn
poKlhlo for the cotuinlttee to ohtnln
Informnllon which would nlvif the ex
net minder of addicts In the t iilteo
Hlntes.
Causes of D.rug Addiction.
IIIO Cllliac oi Oini: 11001111.011 01 in,-
Onier oi lieiliWIU.v rie iii.ini ii., piii-
lice authorities as follows: l'e of
physicians' prescriptions, association
with other addicts, prohibition, use
of narcotic drugs for chronic discuses,
rurloilty to learn the ellect of IN!
drug, prostitution, use of patent or
proprietary medicines, use of certain
narcotic drugs as a stimulant
iks, and iuv by dcntlsis.
"What effect. If any, nation. wide I
prohibition will tunc on the situation
could not be ilclluiicly determined by
the. ot.niiullle.-.'" tho report suys.-cThe 1
consensus appears to be that the Illliu-
her of aiMbts will increase as soon t
as the prohibition laws are enforccil. I
'Fills opinion opjuircut'ly receives some i
stiiiiiitrl fiiitn liivest'ijutloiis nfade In
i.,iuio uf the southeinltat.'s where iiih-
' ,il,!tlj, 'has 1,, en In effect' for some
veins."
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cai ;.',, T?nv T'no
TMUnfJ" 01 1 lpS,
Waiters Force Roman
RoKtturai.tS to Close
HOMi:, -. ( Con csp indeiicr of tin
Ak'1'l-l' d I'fessl llesinuuin:
aite.s k.ive I n r.-cntly e lt:iblf
iin. tcnl t'.iv.l-;!! in Nome foi lh.
bve coiilndlid JhhIi (he pub.nt aut
Ule toil and .m. 1 1. ii.i ut pjop: ictois
itoui.uis cannot e.it
)tnes of II-.-H i-.,n 1:.
:no no ilci.e to .if.
'VI
ode 1 1,.-
till tfn
VMr siaui-.int.
i,l,e
loseil.
The ipifci.rel- Is oifeithe. uinndin:
snlijci.ts of tiis. IP has h .ii th
priht;v d.uini; ..oniit we.-l,ft to incluib
!! tip'.ln !! hill. -.t the end n
je-rh di;
i mitou'.ll
V. the w.i.t?
to Jo r c.
.s-iFb.'.t wou!o
nt cif t Ih s. gl oss
i'ip:. .u fume c.iscs 0Tlie p .ipil"
i lo' ftfiU Nut th s' M,K.ln. e S"
, IK-1 '''l'l .ia.' ,to t'.H- guests .In I
iisked" the -wafers to rtm n to t fit
j f "ijiu-r sVm of. ,ilu:'t.i: tip!dng'
jThey iv'ui',l
i Tia .afny.l riifniina'.ed in u stnko
: Somif otK. m.cd to aee.V 1
"J"", "lleca is,' lllea hotel. weiB Hi
"titf-jines whu'a 011 ,.:i!c su!il ti
jweJ. ''e w, ilei v I.o Led with the
.iiwa - isr laoiv i-:taja ac?iiin-
P-Oned . by onn 0 ft)8-. hi.-nlt. I
while a diinilcd "111 i a h t-
)ns!tnttMe.l tio-i, t's) y. ft, .tl.n it,
I I'sfcsttne. -a- Viit.ie.-lcd V s ins ,
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Co on.o o
I Tommy -?rn!h. r. Hn't e tyyi:
I 'MdVt '0Q1 ItTisvd to b. r Father
TS.'V'aur1 It 00 myy-oii.' t.mttny
J5-fhrn uOitQl...Yle mean tr t.ll;-
ILLICIT ROM MAKIfft
-. I BX. I1. .ii. a. . ft- a I
o Authorities uawiot &eQ c
Lists Sir to Date.
o
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I'ininera mimipiy nany in roriu
Itlro. .Neitfly HKisillla hare been rM
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i ru ny inw iniv".
! ...l.,., .,i-;.i..n,r ... .nrt
Cheap,
rl the profit tita KWat, All ,
thal'vnw fil a mile Kill and a siir. ;
nlf uf inoliwi!, always dpntlful. The '
rum Itvnii'la will pay from $2 to 1 for
a aiwIlfiMlKtif II,. .tuff. 1
TlieTI-kofafliieof froniJ.atoSHiO
If i.o burner to toe im-lve whd would I
' ,.ll... .Mil.Lr nt.il taw in,iv
t)P' ' . rf ..... I
wiiiie ine Man J ami police eniar wna i
preffcrlnjc a llt ul 8S still that bad ! """ ""
b.'n urtzcd aince the flrat of the year,,! " " :
ri'i"'Mi. inine In of the aetture of ns j SHranne Indian Name,
many inure. 1'roiu .lie arreata mail Hi'iild City. S. I A reeint Iwne of
In the :dl ftelzurea tliefe have been nine the I'kuI l.lsht. tli namililv iiiatti
eoiivlctlons and a total of J175 In flues I slue ot itu Fine IU.!i,-e Imllau reer7i-nan-oved.
But two Jiill sentencen have Hon school fl.-ar here, tflvex awnie p--been
ipuweib one ao duv and oue three t iillr nuiiies unn-nic those listed as
.' .. . : .. 1 1 1..1.1 U1...1 in' i a.
inoutiia, 'mere hy.va neeu. two artiuii ;
rain mid the remainder of the cusej i
have nut yet been heard. j elude Uiorlu Muly Itoi-k, Julia AfraTd
ltiiui Kelzurei recorded by the pollre j "f Hawk. Mary Brown Kan. .Iiiilu
are 'J7.'t plntH. 2.11)0 half plum, one deiu-.!''r7.y ;bo-u," Merry, yellow Shin'
IJohn. (M lte'r and 19 xalloas. Then I Eliuna No Fat. Fllii Iteif t.yei, Martin
there nre (II half pints of wine, j .- i .'iiiie Alone. nah llor-e." Julm I.efi
lien of nnlse. W lia'llona of aloohul and j lliuid and Julia blonds l'p. Out of !;i
!t llottlea .4 lieer." Allogetlier the po ,
Ilie have quite a, little of liquor, but
there Isn't liny use for'lt..
Cntit. W. J. Kennerly ntny eofleet
f'jriii.iMM) from the wreck of the schoon
er Madeline Hhlrlef bord.' The crew
abandoned the ftckoounr efT i'once with
a cnriioof a half million dollars' worth j
of .Mnrt,lnliue rum hound jor r ranee.
Kennerly smellejl It out and put his
crew ahmird. He Kaved Out rum from
.he fl'hcif and Is entitled to half the
ralvnue; It's under the look und key
of the collector of customs at Ponce
and can't he sold here, hut Is likely
to h.e 'trans-shipped to some port where
Kennerly. ran collect.
ACTIVITIES OF WOMEN
.Prolmhly B0.0O0 women lu the
Unlttisl tttftlea are now making lurylcal
dressing for tliu allied analog.
Including 'cuhlo and pastnl eensors.
there nre now over 7I..IKKJ women em
ployed lu Ihe ltrltish'wur otlice.
Mm. Weillnieton Koo, wife of the
Chlueee minister to Ihe United Htativs,
wns educuted at llarnard collega.
The Molwramedan Ian Klvea wortitM
a better status thnn she has In any
country p-u'ept the Uufted-States..
Qtieeu Rllf.tiheth of Belgium recently
made an airplane trip over a section
of Belgian territory uuder Germau con
trol. ,
Mine. Sollep Is. the leader of- the
Male Symphouy baud In. New Turk
city and has 30 skilled male niuslciana
uuder her.
Today there are more than COflfl fe
miilo cooks mid waiters in the -IK) or
tl-.0 l.'n.rt.niH
Mrs. Herbert Hoover, wife of Food
Plctator Hoover. Is a real partner of
her husband, whom she asststs tn all
of his undertakings.
Dr. Ida M. Ogllvle, professor of geoR-
of Hie new woman's agricultural citiup. ontinn.d its upward course. Nov'
near Mount Klsco, N. Y. p inintatinns were esiabiished nt
12.40 :i hundrCM'.w..iglit. ub agnins.t
Tit receive a lmchelor's degree and a an avereae oost of 2l.r,:: ,ia Tliuw
lawyer's degree lu Hire years, to be ,ty w1(, ti.,- h.is been mi
nilstnw of French and Kuuulkli and ir::,ig until this niorniiii;.
.all points of corporation law nnd to h,,,, Vlil-c slul up at the Poit
nuike It a rule to sleep only -four hours aj)d t'uin stocK yards yesicrdav
out of -I, la a record held hy MtsS ,.; ninirnv.iiiut.lv il u hnnj-
Helen 1J. Fnlknvr of t.'lcvelsuil. O. 1 red, iHiun.ls to JSl.r.ii. the hih.-il
,'noKa ox'rtj.' known 1,11 the Faeific
t hamhrlaltt's ChIic. nutl, lllnrrlioeii. Onia-is The ni.irkei . is tsirejuely ic
HiHiieilr tivo innd ivickus vi d in their, efforts
This medicine olways wlna the in c-cnie all fancy stuff orfeiinp.
i-ftod opinion if not the praiee of payimt the roi'onl iiuoiation w.thou'
tlii. who nee It. T-v it .when you-n murmur.
liae 11. ed of such a rmuusly. ' , '
Joh prlntlMjt, Tle orenrer. 37.
Oi
The
a w e v ? - - - 1 ..--, 1 ; m vi mi " 1 1
r, 1. :A i .11 - II 7x ;.
t--af' ' Ti- -pic
I I It i am I I I m I . I I II af f I I I
" - v 1 - r, 11 1 . i ' rv. s..s-i r ,
. :$ : til-;- trw.'-
V . Ms, "... kJI.-:-l&ll- ,
Vlajpnew honor forHoover i
lect (Oney to 0ive"HintoO
Art Mmoolliina o I
O q Achlevtfte!.
I,nndnn.S.W.e lime ago the king of
m Belgians ?,f.n-.-.i ajirhei ou. !
r'"""'',r 'ft1
fof tfie VuiuiiiiK.MH) for relief In Bel-
1... ..(...,.! ll,.l..l,,ni
"l, ,1U
n ,G.,
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Mfti niiliiiie tlilePt he IIil2l. rr "f
. .. .. . , , Q
cile.h.i of j.rii:iU-ui hua, opencl
" r,"" ... r.
a work ofeart kyiiibnllfinie the llf'
.,...-0 Ainei...i.. .t
l..all.t.,ri InO the, ppr.. ciintry
'"uri"K " (..'m an mcipaflon. I he
tHlSiiiiKnriiiy J'" 'l ',l the inuvement
aU'l '""l l'S M'lil B 'lTI 1 14JOII.
Tl. ,...miHI.i.Ii..i. fi.Wii tin. urtiiv fiLaiew
s - o- - --
hiouchib. i,i.ie ,Vi. ... . i-.-- i m j
the end of the l!-t. Oilier iluiu-s In j
uniueius hiiiiuiiik uie suioui om
four huve French ruiines und seven
names of E.,lith origin:
. '
Woman's Conscience Mosey.
J: It. Smock, agent for the L'nlOD
1 I nil lAiiiimii a l ..aui mil. ....
celved '20 cents lu cnuscleiuv tiutnvy
ftin a Wvnlu n Fairmuunt weully
and, very promptly turned the eie-h,
two. sliver dimes, over ro the Sulvatlou
imv. Ijere Is the lelter which came
with Ihe money :
Inclosed lliid-20 cents, whleh'I felt
Hint. I perhaps owed you for using
I rtinsfers. after a skort stopover. My
Intention '.a to be liouust and not let
unythliif cjnie between me mid lay
diauce of heaven.'
Lightning Stuns Family.
I.lKlilniui: striirk the farm residence
(if I). II. Smith, smith of Foil .MorHiin,
Colo., the Other day, tearlnc n Kieat
hole In the roof, but owing- to the
hoavy dowtipour of rain Hie bouse was
saved from beini: burned. The famll;.'
war KlttlnK at the table eatir'. supper
when a heavy bolt of HuhtiiTtu; struck
I the house, the llKhlnliu; conilng down
the chimr'ey, strlkln-' the tloor and
reiiileiiiii: Il" entire family uncmi
seloiia for mi lour. When Ihey re
gained conscious, i-ss the rain was
IKiurlug in tnh.iii,'h tlie hole made b)
the tii.it.
Kill 254 Rats in One Day.
It Is belleveii ilie rut killing record
Is held by A. .1.. Walker end bis two
boys, who klllnl 2.YI rats lu one day
whllfi ItuiMllinlU':.late Walker hum
ueuf Valiloslu, Ha. A well-beaten rat
path ran fnnn tlu- leiy to the ncur-by
corn crib, fine of the party shook the
imy while the other two slaughtered
rats as they made for their eating
quurters.
Hogs Still Breaking
Record Prices; Now
$22.50 a Hundred
CHICAGO. July S After his-ak-ing
the high price record three, timei
lr.Mt Week the Inn: milt'ket veslenluv
Ths Oliserver furnishes nnd prints
Hntief. Wrappers.
Etui of a Perfect
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artme Compiles Sta.
a tisttcs.in Cities mat snow
Expencittures. o o
o o o I
Tlia'Lowr Vour talary'the Oreaterl
Proportion of ItYou 6p?d for
Food and fcheltcr, Say In.
o. Oe.tigatort.
Vji.lili;ton. The Imvor ynnr milnrr.
tb tftfutt-r V' '"taL-e f It "0 H" "'1
tur ffpotl hu l-ltfr, iicmrflliut tti tlu'
ItU'tt Kuvt-niuwiit cost f living liivi'-
Tables cnplliwl Ity Alitor Iti:ir4
netit exi't8 after sttnly .( fauu.Itt.l-f
of ftiinlly litKlfrlH show ill firiiw. i-li
..mu y .ii I . s " !,,, r, " !
B,im,ra ",Ml um "V-" '' -,,UI
Ui the a venire fAniily the e,fieii(il ur
for theKti necessities dni-j; not lu -t e.ise 4
as fas; us Jlie Income,
In Iluttimore, for Instanc. f;:tn
Hies with Incomes nailer SJnVi nverV.:ed
expenditures Af $HSL'.',t"t ffr fond and
$rj0.44ftir rent. The average was -HS.fi
per cent of the total 1neom for fund
J"' ,,,r rr"u. '""""V" nn'
ll,cmnM wpre ,,r, ,I,nrt' "'w' v'r'
overnjfe 1.1.5 per cent less for foiij it
comparison with total Incume und 11..
j-ur j.,,,,
fjjiuw'int; how much mnie ch. uply
the bli'lier-salarleil famille-i :et .oir lu
.other cities lire these differences :
I'lttshiu tli. food 15 per cent, rent 7..1
per cent; New York, fooil-li.7 ner cent,
rent 7.7 per cent : Huston, food 4.H
pel cent, rent .1.2 4ie.r cent ; Syracuse.
f0, 4.;i er cent, rent i per cent;
Scranlon, food SJ'per cent, rent 04
per. cenr.
How Spending Varies.
How fnmllles of varying Incomes
spend them is liulicated liy tables
fhowlni; average expen.'ltures of dif
ferent groups for Fhltudclplrhi nnd
Ciimilen, N. J. The tuble deals Willi
expenditures nf .'101 faniillcs of seven
different Income groups.
Four families whose Incomes were
under $1hsi n year avera:ed per year
foi food Ssl;1.41i; cloibini;. .SHHIS7;
rent. ItKC.'-'S; fuel and llsht. ?ii:i.tll ;
furniture, Sin.'J'J: misiellantous.
SliX.."2. . The average total espendl
ture per family was JklM ,'JiI. and the
average number of persons per family
4JI. Three families In tills group re
ported surpluses which averaged f?24.:t.'t
per family, while one had a deficit of
Seventy-live families with Incomes
of $l,.MK.i, but under SI.Sdii. reported
expenditures that averaged for food
.-il.8H ; clothing, ?J7:i..'.o ; rent. S-'ii.t) I ;
fuel and light, Si."..iui: finulliire,
S7t'i.!l2; lulwollaileous Solii.t'iO. Tolal
expenditures per family averaged
fl, .1,13,77 for nn nvenige number of -1.7
persons per family. Sixty-two families
ended the year Willi an nvenige ssr-
plus of SI2.-I.U.1. nine experleiiceiTnin av-
ernge dellclt of SHIDI.M. while rolir hat
nnced their books evenly.
Study. Many Cities.
Eleven fnmllles with an Income of
S'J.r.tiO or over tlVCI'llgeil in their ex
penillturcs for food, SPH.4'.'; clothing.
: S I7r..".!l : rent. S2r.0.".ii ; fuel and light, I
!Syr..lti; furniture, SI'.'T.:!:! ; nii-coihme-
jous social. The total av. nme ex-
1 penillturcs per fainilv was .S-..VJ7.S!)
i for an average fainilv of 7.C. persons,
'All families reported 11 surplus. The
average surplus was $4H.i.:.'J.
j Similar studies have been prepared
' hv the labor department, for groups of
r.'i.recnt:itlve faml'les In Italilinore,
i Bo-don Brl.h'i'port, Hunalo. i-binn -s-
' lull" Fn- Dover, N. J.; fall ltlcr,
i'Miis" Jo'hiisi.iwn, N. Y.: Luwroi ,
I Mass llnncliesier, N. II.; Newark.
X.
1 V1.1v Yoil: c IV. ' Its llll'g 1.
I'uriluiut. Me 1'r.ividetice. 11. I.: Kilt
Intnl. Vt.: Scranton, Svral'tise. Trenton.
Westti. ld. ilass.: iiinl Wlliiiiiigton.
Del. '
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Great Power of Hope
Kiee lattor has the lnpr:ith n of
hoi'c; pure slavery iiu r.o hope. The
power of hope upon huinnii exertion j
nnd hupplues- It . Mindrrful.
D
Day
IJIW RfllRif 0
MS SAD - SHAD TALE
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Fish More Scare In Delaware
Than Ever BPforg.
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M)ny FlUie'flO HaveQt)iced Nt en
Rack, and Quit In Oiscour.
Ajemento
o e
o-,'hlladel.bln.-c-eifa a sad shad sea
"K a sad shad, tale. In net. rta
so iiaii unit i yv 'l,m siT!upe ana cot
mo u Joh In the itlpM. Tierf a
inoro mo r;y In Jt Shinl ,lshli)K
ne fonder In the pt-luware In uiv es-tlmatlon.-
. 0 ? .
Inquiries niin'nc the fishermen st
f:totu-ter (uid (lotii!ii Ikifetl the Iti
r..rninti.n that feuvr slutd hare ltfi
i n wht In thirivur this yeariltan svmh
N lnre aixl Hie niitj-.jiy inn niiictr
n. i n mv-V f:ir the Industry Is,, a thins
or ihe tmvt. " '
s.jnitf nf the min have. not cnuglit
more than flv fili till seaPOUi whlls
Ue - ral were foun.Lwlio have not ev
trailed fme hnd p.r drift. Ssiue of4
thi iWhermeii have plwed thejr nets
ion the rack und quit ' in dNtjouniire-
ment. Others re utlMUng- tltwW to
! calcll herrini
I At iviuisville and Rnyside several
i "(iklr catches" wre inaile at odd titm i
i durlnK the season. Ifltt they were uot
j "r.iie-tenlh of what was expected." al
I lliou'.'h tlia fishermen foiuid a ready
s:ile fur the shad at IiIkIi prices. They
I will ipilt early, the fishermen say.
I .- Flunked shad dinners are now hrlne;
Inn $.1 per plate, with the demand far
In excess of the supply.
ft.vords of the Washlnijton Park.
fishery show that the. highest number
of shad ever caught In one haul. was.,
about (!.0i0, fourteen yeara age. The
run ofhadslnrtedto falboff In.!!,
when Hie.rnirnl SfateS-flsir commrv
sU.n dlseoutlnued It steamer, the Fish
1 1 iiwk. .eonilue up (he Delaware be
cause insufllclent simwn-w-us to be had
to" propagate young shad. Since that
time the Torresdale hatchery has
liati bed out shad, but not Id large num
bers, like the-Fish Hawk.
Step, Kid; Wise Janes
Nab Candy, Says Poet
Philadelphia, .There. are.
hopes for the slangwielders.
The "bird", or ".lane" who lets
go n "wise" line of "cliatter" Is
no longer of backward class, but
rather far. ahead of her er his
time. They are speaking the
coming language; 110. not Ks
pernnto, but everyday American.
Smh was the claim mode by
fiouis Unteriuyer. I lie poeti III an
address bore before the 1'hllo
mnsiiin club.
He claimed Hint- within the
next L'fi years there will he a
distinctive American language,
and pointed to Walt Whitman
as the llrst to see hemtty lu
slang.
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GIVES MONEY TO "SOLDIERS
Priest Declares Sona of Widow Need
It More' Than Does tho
Church.
I
!5nn FrnncKco: Slating Hint tile F6
soldier sons of the lam Mrs. Bridget
l'ltzimtrl-k- are more Jll need of her
estate than Is the Calhollc church, ltev.
I A- :oHlgat. trnstee of St.
j Ignatius university, has renounced a
I bc.iie.t of $o(S).
"The sons of Mrs. Fltzpntrlck . have
returned to San Frnnelseo after 18
lnontlis In the nrmy," said Fntlier Ool-
j IIbiiii. l belief; of the trusr
: tees of St. Ignnllns unlversliy that the
"" lcen 1111s iiioiie.. 11101 n man me
I
: r-fiun-n dues-, nnr therefore we" 5a(V
! our claims to the bciuest." (
j Mrs. Fttzpatrlck lietineatheil; Her e
: tale rtnall. to M. Ignailu nnlve.-slty
I and her two. sons, Kdward and .luseph.
. 0oiltl-4 aqtlim ot ,.
; ... ,
youni; men will receive an additional
Oregon Graduates Wanted
to Superintend Wyoming
oi.. t--j4. tji
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COr.VAI.I.IS, July 8. President W.
Kerr'has been asked to recommend
three O. A. C. graduates to hecorno
I superintendents of state experinW
nauon laiius in nyumiua; at a salary
of J12.1 a month, with house and othi;r
advantages.
"Listenr,
ADd,rQfiiemler It,
The Ixttcr tl) quality
chew, the more you'll
th
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Yaju'lljget more outofryyur H- ,
bai co hiorvesr, loo ou'llsave
cpart of it iorBomeStiitlg else0
A snik?P che'vV of this quality 0
fcjbacJo tatetj gootl anife it 0 o
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, ilGHT Cloivaeaioa-cut
caUP. I ARflR lH -
j Will V .,
GROWING BEETS
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Use of wore Horses and Larger
Implements truces Worij
o of. Farm Lafyjoers.
COMPARISON OFPLOW CREWS
Approximately 0 One Hour an. Acre
.ese of Man Labor la rfecessaj-y
U OperaHe Pldw DraXvn ,yo
Three Howes f han by Two.'
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TPreaared by the Untied estates 'Depart
? .njfut ofjKilciiJtuj'e.a ;:
Many fnnuers are solving Hie laboj
problem by &siiig lurges JnifiK-jfleul
and mure Iiotms. Such iir.ictic.j rlavu'
'enabled s-ogar-bit growers greatly tu
reduce, llielr expenses for man , lulior
uud lueriiusa llnir oprutions. Tlia
jioniml man lalwr rcuuir..d lu growing"
augur beds will vary from SU to VM
boms or-more an ticre.
Utidef "average conditions, whrra
Igor fkir.es ifud linger iiuilemeutl
are used) tli mau labor ou muchlue
Oiierntlous will- be- tvduced npuroxl
mately 'Si per cent.
A direct , cotnisirlson ot plowing
crews lu Mlclilgiui and OIilo, where
conditions under which the wort la
done are. uniform, shown tliut upproxl
tuiitely one hour an acre less of limn
laUir Ik neoessury to operate a plow
drawn, by lluve. horses tliuii by two,
With'the larger ouiUt, as also when a
tractor la used, u Hunt or plunk can
' lie. iMtuched tu Hie. plow, and thuH the
breaking of u cloddy surface cau be
done with little liddlllonnl effort or
c)t. ih dlskiiig -lu ll Michigan and
Ohio dlstrictsMt wus found, that a
four-horse outlit saves one-quarter of
itu hour of tnun labor an hour- over.
the two-lhirse equipmeii:.
Saving in Sugar Beets.
Cultivation of sitgur beela furnlshofi
a striking contrast lu crew elliciency.
lu Mlehigan and Ohio U wus found
that- 1.1) man-hours an acre were re
quited to cultivate once over with a
o.'ieriow Implement, 1.0 man-hours
wJtu a two-row cultivator, and only .9
of a man-hour for a four-row cultiva
tor a distinct .saving In man labor by
using the four-row machine. As many
fields require uttentlott before It la
possible for the grower to get the
work, accomplished, any snvlng of la
bor ajid time Is an advantage to" the
avowing crops and affords. more tnun
labor for crops competing with the
sugar beet in the distribution of labor.
Under average conditions a crew nf
one man and two horses working con
tinuously will lift approximately 1 15f
acres of beets n day. A crew of one
man and four hor:-'cs will probably tu
crense this area tu two aeriw, or pos
sibly i!ti acres a day under favorable
conditions. The pcrforuianca of thtj
ITrTIng ruTpleineiit can Be rnTfirrived still
further witlt the addition of more
horse power. If, hy using an exim
horse on Hie lifter, this work cull be
performed In a shorter period, more
time will he available for hauling tho
beets. to Hie factory or loading station.
Harvesters Mean Purther Economy.
Au appreelnide saving in fnnu labor
will undoubtedly be accomplished
through lite development of meclmnlc
al harvesters. The hand labor on
sugar beets, eomtn-lslng such opera
tions ns blocking, thinning, liuetug,
pulling, topping and loading, eons'l
tutes from. ,12 to 7.1 per cent of the to
tnl tnun lulior required In- arovdng the
crop. The pulling, topping and. loud
lug, when combined, make up l!4 to 42
per cent of the work, l.stimates made
by several growers show n variation
of 21 to SO hours In Hie labor require
ment for the hand work iu harvesting.
It Is very npp.innt. xuys the bulletin,
' that this amount can be reduced to ft
few- hours au acre with the introduc
tion of tl' mechanical harvester.
Plot of Anarchists
i A or.n'nflr. Tnmp T'nimri
MOM1-:. July x. An anarchiht
plot. to aiiaclc. the central .part of
Home by means ir! hend gi ;n.idea
anu otner explosives hob neen ex-
.-.pirators four honm before the time
jlixed for'cir.-ying otit the. plot.
Aliouf tlie same time 30 anarch-
, ,R,.f n:o!.on d, Fo" -"""a)-"--
milts fl.um itonie, and tiied to in
"l.,i.n lh. I.III.W. t I, ... .
, tKct on ,he Hnmf market places.
iThtt soldiero riTed on anarchists aipl
helped .saveral of them. The. others
fled. Th- city remain, tr.nm.iij,
ay liia Good Judg
ton." .
-of yuur .
unjoy it.
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