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SMALL DAIRY IS NOT DRUDGERY Station. Another requisite Is thor ough cultivation for the conservation of moisture" ■"Th<- practice of growing hogs on alfalfa him been sliowu to b<- very profitable. Ou alfalfa pasture of good ipiullly, at least boo bogs could l>e pastured on thirty acres. Alfulfa seeded In th« fall will not give a full crop the following season, although on Irrlgiited land, fall seeding may give u single fairly good cutting the following season Fall «- - ding Is not usually so satisfactory as spring seed ing. Young pigs can b<- grown suc cessfully on Alfulfa pasture alone, but do not make as profitable it growth as they will If f«d some grain. Under present market conditions the best grain to feed In combination with alfalfa pusturn In a chop made of equal purls of wheat, oats, and barley ground together. Ten to 13 I miuik I h of nlfalfu need |<«r uern Is sufficient, If sown with a grain drill. If seeded broadcast, fifteen to eigh teen pounds Is usually necessary In order to get a uniform stand. Alfalfa seed Hells at Die to 25c i»>r pound, ib-tH-ndlng upon the quality (»«tier- ally the higher priced seed is the ch«u|M-r, as It carries a much higher percentage of good seed." BRIEF REPORT OF THE DAILY WORK OF NATION’S LAWMAKERS 10,000 RETURN TO THEIR WORK. Hart, Schaffner 4L Marx trate Strike. To Arbi- AVIATOR LANDS ABOARD WARSHIP Chicago.—By an agreement to sub from public life March 4. but whether mit their differences to an arbitration Washington.'— The house today th» offer will serve to keep him In committee of thru« members, the pnsMeil th« postotfice appropriation the public service Is entirely con strike of the garment workers in the* shops of Hart, Schaffner & Marx, the t bill, carrying about $2 57,000,000, with juctural. So negative vol«. largest of the independent clothing: Th« post office committee of th« Friday, Jan. 20. concerns, is settled and 10,000 etn-I homie, the Poetmaster-General »'.ml Washington, Jan. 20.—"That It Is "others higher up," Including by In the sens« of the senate that the Pan ployes will return to work within the? next few days. Alights Easily On Platform and Stops tareuce the President of the United At a conference between Joseph Dairy Product« In Moil Universal Do- Stain, came In for a «coring al the ama Canal should be fortified.’ With Room to Spare—Returns Schaffner of tbe firm and a sub-com Hoch is tbe declaration of a resolu mind—Second Only to Com hands of members of the house In to Shore. mittee of the joint conference board tin- consldei at ion of the bill. The de tion Introduced in the senate today mercial Crop In Importance. list« reached its lu-lght when Klsson by Senator Money. The Mississippi articles were signed by both sides. These call for one member of the ar ............... of Mississippi Kahl with vigor; San Francisco,, Jan. 19.—History "TJie mall service all over th« senator announced his Intention to bitration committee by the firm, one |i> f I* hltnry forrt»«r lMilryin*n, Wash- t United States Is In a h I of a fix to M|H-ak on the resolution and it is by the employes of the firm and one was made in the science of war today t<*n ap»rlnmnt Miaituh. use a strong exprt-sKion- and this probable that It will be used as a to be chosen by the two members when Eugene Ely, the brilliant Ore To thoiiHuixl« of farmer« who are house should fix the responsibility basis for general discussion of tbe thus selected. Subject to the pro iliilrylng In a »mull way, the work: visions of the agreement, tbe com gon aviator, dropped from the skies where It lielongM. Some say It la th« question of canal fortifications. connected with the dairy la classed aa Senator Jobes, of Washington, to-' mittee must take up, consider and upon the after-deck of the cruiser committee, some say It In th»- de »IriKlgerv. iiml they do It only bwauae partment, and soln« say It Is th» day introduced a bill providing that ; adjust whatever grievances, If any, Pennsylvania, at 11 o'clock this morn they are forced to do a<> In order to President. The department haa de where desert entrymen who have se-. the employes of Hart, Schaffner & ing. luske a II v I iik for their famllh'a They clined to H|H-nd the money approp cured extension of time, under the Marx shall have, and shall fix a have no natural liking for th» In' riated for additional rural free de act of March 28, 1908, are unable; method for tbe settlement of grlev-. Mrs. Ely was the first to greet her iluatry. Therefore, they nlv<< It only livery routes, and Is going to turn through no fault of their own to com ances, If there are any. In the future.; husband as he alighted. She climbed such nttcntlon na la ahaolnlely necea back u surplus of $1,700,000 from thljt ply with the law as to irrigation and I The finding of an arbitration com through the intricate rigging of the nary, and ninety per Cent of them who' cultivation and the delay is due to mittee, or a majority thereof, shall be service." biplane to where her busband sat fall, or who keep on the inaratn be- i As soon as the rural free delivery failure to complete the irrigation pro-, binding upon both parties. tween success and failure should lay Among the demands to be made by stoically, and impressed two kisses ject on which they are dependent for [ "Logged off lam! In western Wash paragraph In th»- bill wan reached, water, they may, upon proper show the employes are: the blame upon their own n«gl«»jt of on his face Then she took from her several members were on their feet ington und western Oregon is admlr- the ndviiniaKca offered by the Indus offering amendments to Increase the ing, secure a further extension of, A 30 per cent increase in wages for corsage a glowing bouquet of Cali try, rather than to blame th» Indus nbly adapted to pasture usage, it Is pay of the rural carriers from $900 a three years In the option of the Com-j all employes. quite II common practice to need til« Reduction In hours; demands will fornia violets and quickly fastened tix itself year all the way to $1200. Chairman mlssloner-General of the Land Office In contrast to the many who am ground lattween the stumps with Weeks, of the postofllce committee, "In some 14 Instances states have be made for a 48-hour week for cut-; them to the aeroplane. It was the first time in history that Un«uc<easftil, we find In every dairy clover, especially white clover, and atempted to limit the debate, but th« gone without full repiesentatlon in ters and a 54-hour week for tailors. an airship alighted on an ocean section a few dulrymeti who am en In a few months have a splendid house would not hear of It. the senate because of deadlocks in1 Abolition of the system of fines. Shop committees for the possible craft. Ely, a year ago, at Hampton thused with their work, men who pasture which may be used for a pen Chairman Weeks said unquestion tbe legislatures," said Borah, of Idaho,; Roads, flew from the deck of the like the dairy cow, und are willing lod of y«ars without removing the ably some of the rural carriers on the In the senate today, supporting the adjustment of future grievances. There is considerable diffi While this arrangement returns cruiser Birmingham over ffve miles to give her a chance. They study th« stumps resolution providing for the popular I harder routes were underpaid Oth problems which confront them and culty in seeding grain under such con era. he thought, were receiving all election of United States senators. 10,000 striking men and women to j of water to land. Ely accomplished The adaptability meet them In th« best imsslble way. ditions, however. “In other instances," he said, “bribery I work, fully 12,000 additional garment the thrilling and memorable feat they deserved. workers still remain unemployed as with the latest type of “fantail” Cur These in«» are nlwuys [minted out us of such lands to the growing of cat "However." added Weeks, "the and corruption and scandal have at a result of the inability to come to tiss biplane, especially fitted with tle. therefore, depends upon the place the sucessful dairymen of the com commit»-« Is now willing to have the tached to the sessions. which pastutage may occupy In th« extra wide wings, pontoons and grap munity In wljlch they live. "It is not alone that direct and j terms with the employers. Hularles of th« rural carriers In pling hooks. Il may la» truly said that dairying growth of the animals and this in creased $100 a year." ojien bribery sometimes prevails; but; "It was far easier than I thought it Is a world wide Industry. No other turn Is determined largely by the cli that which is equally bad more often HUMPHREY SEES PERIL AHEAD. The house then passed an amend would be,” was the first declaration foods are used so universally as la matic conditions. There is no ques ment providing that after July 1, prevails—bills and measures are trad-1 milk and Its products. In the United tion whatever but that such pasture 1911, the earners should receive a <*d upon or killed; tbe public Interest; Pacific Coast Defenseless For Lack of the daring but modest aviator, who was surrounded by a cheering crowd States today It stands second to but lands arc admirably adapted to dairy salary not exceeding $1000 a year. Is sacrificed, .or actually bartered of Ships. on board the cruiser. one other agricultural Industry, the cows and growing young stock. It Is away; patronage and offieg enter into An attempt to substitute official Detroit.—"Japan could seize Seat Ely landed on the improvised wood corn crop. Front practically nothing my opinion flint hogs may be very IMistagu stamps for the franks now the deal and the whole affair becomes viewed from a commercial stand|a>lnt, I profitably grown under such condi used by members of Congress and a disgrace and is of itself sufficient tle, Tacoma, Portland, the Bremerton en runway on the after-deck of the Government Navy Yard, five great tions. sutdcmentlng the pasturage cruiser with all the grace of a gull, In thirty years time It haa over-. Government departments was de condemnation of the present system." transcontinental railways, fortify and apparently with as much preci shadowed all others, and at Its pres with llttio grain which can be either feated. The senator specially cited the con mountain passes and have an empire sion. Three minutes before 12 o'clock ent rate of development. In another, grown or purchased. tests in Pannsylvanla in 1900; In twenty years. It will stand without Marvland in 1904, and In Missouri in upon which'to live before the United —one hour to the second from time "Canada field iteas have been culti States could get 75,000 troops to the of alighting—“the bird” was again Monday, January 23. it rival ns the greatest of agricultural 1905. vated very successfully all over Washington. — Th« senate today Industrien. "Prior to 1872," he declared, "we Pacific Ocean,” »declared Representa on the wing and off for the aviation While dairying has made such a eastern Washington where the rain agreed to an amendment to the In- had but one case of alleged election tive W. E. Mumphrey, of Washington, field. 12 miles away. Ely left the staging on the battle i-roprlatlug )M,0M for bribery connected with a seat on in an address at the annual banquet rapid growth and the gross returns fall Is 15 Inches or mor« both for the Lake Carriers' Association. He ship with the same grace and ease from the sal« of dairy products han forage and for green manure. It Is ' iM-glnning construction on the Modoc this floor. Since that time we have of added: as he had alighted an hour before. increased wonderfully, figures that possible to get a growth of as much ’ Point Irrigation project on the Klatn- had 10, to say nothing of a number would Indicate the net profits of th« as three tons per acre of air dry ; ath Indian Reservation, the total cost of investigations before state legis-1 "The nations of the earth know our j There was no testing of the motor. condition and they know that we are material to be plowed under as green He simply listened for a few seconds j not to exceed $185,000. An umend- latures which never reached this; Industry would not be so flattering, utterly unprepared for war. They. to convince his trained ear that the it Is true that the price of dairy manure and field peas are much bet , merit was also agreed to appropriat- body.” know that our army Is too small, that ter for this purpose than alfalfa, be engine was "hitting” properly, then, | Ing $15.o<'0 for th-- extension of the products have advanced, tnc name la our navy is practically helpless be spreading his arms as a signal, he Thursday, January 19. true regarding the feeds which must cause they make their growth and brick school building at Cheuiawa. cause we have no merchant vessels Pl«< .-iiii :il revision of the tariff was be f»-<l to the dairy cow In order to are ready to plow under within about Washington, Jan. 19.—Challenging as an auxiliary. They know we have sailed away. In leaving the runway the biplane did not dip with the produce these products, and at the one hundred days, whereas alfalfa I attacked vigorously in the senate to- the remarks of Congressman Tawney no transports for the one and not aux downward incline of the approach, present time the average dairy cow requires at least two years to get in I day by Senator Flint, of California, iliaries for the other. but arose under his guilding hand to of the country produces only about good shape to plow under. Canada a member of the finance committee of Minnesota and Hull of Iowa in "The War Department will (ell you enough milk and butter fat to pay field peas should be si-i-ded at the I which helped frame the Payne-Ald- the house that his statement to the that in case of contest we would need a height of several hundred feet, then to a thousand feet, and winged its for th« feed she cats. This being rate of about on« and'one half bush I rich law. United Press on the country's unpre-. 11« deplored the fact that the re- paredness for war was the utterance' for transports 250 vessels. We have way southward over Hunter's Point th« case, one may well ask from what els per acre on dry land, the ground noL in both oceans combined, 20 ves being first plowed nnd well harrowed, at a- speed of 60 miles an hour. In I suits of the last election seemed to source am th« profits coming to sels fit for this purpose. We are more cause the Industry to develop at such then the peas seeded with a grain be a declaration in favor of local of an alarmist, Frederick Louis ; helpless today than was Russia at 12 minutes he alighted on Selfridge In order to set them three or i revision nnd he charged that the prob- Huldekuper today struck back. Field, thereby completing the not a rapid rut». In many sections of drill four Inches under the ground. They “My statement to the United ■ the beginning of the war with Japan. able feet the country men have robbed the soil run bi- seeded by sowing them broad j able effect of such action was not un- Press.” he said, “was based on the, "I do not prophesy a war with ja Ely was seized by the cheering sol I deralood by the people. until II would no longer produce crops Senator Flint based his speech up official records of the war depart-; pan. It would be a crime against diers of the Thirteenth Infantry and at a profit. Nature has compelled . cast on the ground nnd than plowing under with a very shallow plow, on the Cummins' resolution, which is ment. The» assertions of Congress humanity. But the only guarantee of hoisted on their shoulders. "I think them to find some method of restor them but this method does not conserve designed to limit the power of amend men Hull and Tawney were appar peace on the Pacific Ocean is to be the trick could be successtuliy turned ing the fertility to the soli and almost prepared for war. nine time out of ten," said the avi without exceqtion they have turned tin- moisture as the other process I ment to schedules actually under con ently made either with a desire to "Japan has 600 merchant vessels ■ sideration and to prevent the weigh suppress the real facts in the case on the Pacific fit for transportation. ator. to the dairy cow. She haH demon outlined." ' Ing of the Interests of one section or through sheer ignorance of the strnted her fitness for this purpose The United States has six. Japan against another In what is commonly situation. With all due respect to can transport 500,000 troops at one BUBONIC PLAGUE MENACES. and the farmer has been satisfied to Hull and Tawney, if they ask the termed "log rolling." keep her for the manure that she time, the United States not more Th«> California senator contended war department for the records re than 10,000.” Epidemic Decimating Manchurian would produce providing she would that the very essence of the protec lating to each and every statement i produce enough ndlk and butterfat to Provinces Spreads Terror. five system was to frame a bill which I made, and will give to the country j pay for her feed. In other words, Harbin, Manchuria.—The epidemic would protect the industries of the without reservation the facts those : CHINESE MAKES AERIAL FLIGHT. th« dairy cow han been kept prim of bubonic plague threatens to be entire country against the competition reports establish, they will be doing i arily as a fertiliser factory and the the nation a patriotic service. These come an international danger unless of the balance of the world. milk, In reality, has been a by-pro da will bear out fully to any ; Fung Joe Guey Sails Gracefully in foreign control is introduced, be He quoted front a speech by Chair duct. It Is then th« Indirect profits the Air. cause of the ignorance ot the Chines« man Emery of the tariff board to unbiased mind the statements of j that have caused tne grent develop show the intention of that body to the country's present helplessness to' San Francisco.—Wheeling his ma authorities. The Taitai remains coop ment of the ilalrv Industry Instead of have considered first the print paper which Congressman McLachlan of' chine out on a level field near the ed up in the center of the city, hie the dime) profits derived from the bay at Elmhurst, Fung Joe Guey, a residence guarded by troops, and the schedule, then wool and third farm California referred in the house." sale of milk and Its products Un On the floor of the bouse yesterday Chinese aviator and inventor, started extent of the plague is concealed. products. doubtedly the dairy cow will always "In all fairness.” said the senator, Congressmen Tawney of Minnesota the 75-horsepower engine on his lat-1 In the suburb ot Fudziadian. the lie In demand for the fertility which "the schedules should be taken up In and Hull of Iowa attacked the state est aeroplane, jumped into the seat Chinese and European physicians Is found In her manure, but It should their natural order: First, chemicals, ment of Huidekoper, made through and after running along the ground I have been beaten by the soldiers. not Is- an excuse for k<*ei>lng an In-1 Refugees from r udziadian have then earthenware, metals, wood, su the United Press, as misleading, and for 100 feet, rose gracefully in the ferlor milk producer. A goo<l dairy denied that the country was in any air to a height of 40 feet At this carried contaglan troughout a rad gar, tobacco, farm products, etc." cow will furnish ns much fertility In such state of tin preparedness for war elevation, the Chinese aviator circled ius of 70 miles from the railway and n year ns will a poor one and nt the as that critic alleged. Hull particu tho big field, nearly a mile in circum have infected Kwanchengfze. where Saturday, January 21. same time pay a handsome profit nt larly challenged the statement that the mortality is almost as great as the pall on the feed which she con- ¡ Washington, Jan. 21.—The consti the Infantry has not enough ammu ference, and then struck off towards at Fudziadian. the bay. swinging back in a long puntea, while the average cow nt the J tutional amendment providing tor nition for a single engagement, de curve and landing with a slight jar Mukden. Kirin and Tieling have present time, la paying practically | direct election of United States sen claring that the ordnance department four minutes later, about 100 feet been seriously invaded by the dis no profit from this source. ators Is in danger of going to wreck had been accumulating a reserve of or so from the starting point. It ease. Deaths among the Chinese em A good cow will produce nt least was Guey's first really successful ployes of the Harbin mills are likely through the Injection of the race ammunition for years. three hundred |M>unds of butterfat tier flight and he was heartily cheered to result In the infection being car Issue of the south Into the debate* in year. Th« average price Is about 30c Wednesday, January 18. by his fellow-workers and mechanics, ried in the foodstuffs exported to the senate and the smoldering party per pound. $90 for butterfat alone Amur and the maritime provinces. ft’ellng on this subject was aroused Washington, Jan. 18.—After almost I all Chinese. Add to this 5.900 pounds of skTmmed Twenty-four bodies have been pick still further today by a speech made a week of cessation, the senate to- ’ In previous attempts, the aeroplane milk nt 20c per hundred, $10, which had always come to grief, necessitat ed up in the streets here. The vic by Carter of Montana. gives $100 ns the gross return from The controversy hns arisen over day resumed consideration of the ing weeks of repair before another tims in this city and Fudziadian num the milk. Subtract from this $60 for case of Senator Lorimer. There i trial could be made. ber man hundreds. feed and enre. and we still have left Tllack nnd white striped chiffon cloth the control of elections for the choice were two speeches, one by Burrows. I $40 as Interest on the Investment and is used for this dressy suit" waist. The of senators. As reported from com chairman of the committee on priv-1 Ecuador Evades Hague Tribunal. ns profit. When the dairymen fully s(M*cial feature about it is the one sided mittee. the resolution authorizing the lieges and elections, in support of1 Mine Explosion Kills Six. realize the fmjMirtanco of keeping revere of velvet, reaching from neck to submission of the amendment to the the Illinois senator, and the other by I Washington.—Ecuador prefers to Helena, Mont.—As a result of an only good cows and when they res waist. White chiffon cloth is Used fur states Includes in the amendment a Borah, of Idaho, in .opposition. make another attempt to settle her provision that the state legislatures illo the profits which may be de-' vest and ruffle. explosion in the Keating mine at ____ Burrows strongly commended the' long-standing boundary dispute with Radersburg. 40 miles from here, six shall fix the times, places and man rived from keeping them, the dairy course of Ix>rituer In demanding an I Peru by direct negotiations Instead of miners are dead, two are badly in ner of holding the elections, but Industry Is bound to develop much ¡ Fate of a Speeder. Investigation. jured. and there is an unconfirmed more rapidly than It ever has In the, Gunner—Bigwood, the millionaire, Sutherland moved an amendment giv Borah declared that corruption has through appeal to The Hague Tribu rumor that two more men are some ing congress t«>wer to regulate the past. ** nal, as suggested by Argentina. Bra started off for a banquet, and waa ar where in the workings. elections. Thia has aroused the o;t- characterized the proceedings ever rested for speeding. posltion of the democrats and, since Lorimer hail decided to be- j zil and the United States. Advices Pending an investigation of the ex NOTES FROM THE EXPERIMENT Guyer—Then ho wasn't wined and though the republicans are strong conic a candidate for the senate. received by the State Department plosion. the officials of the Keating Both addresses were sharply analyti- ! STATIONS. indicate that Ecuador is demurring toasted. Gold Mining Company said only that enough in numbers to secure its Gunner—No; Instead he was fined adoption, as a bare majority suffices, cal and botjt went at length into the ! to the suggestion. Peru already had the men name 1 had been killed and R. W. Thatcher. Director of the testimony. Frequently they quoted ‘ indicated its willingness to submit : Washington Experiment Stations, and roasted. Injured; that no one below the 300- they would thereby Imperil the adop saya: tion of the resolution itself, as this the same statements of witnesses, the boundary controversy to The foot level of the mine was injured. Hague for settlement. but their deductions were widely at "Corn mnkos a very profitable for- All the bodies were recovered. requires three-fifths majority, which Automobile Lunches. variance. The speeches resembled ngc crop In nu>st of our northwestern A mnn who detests what he calls cannot be secured without the aid each other In the fact that both de sections wherever the annual rain picnic food—otherwise the cold food of democratic votes. Foss Approves Credentials. nounced the conduct of Representa Twenty-Six Anarchists Sentenced. fall Is fifteen Inches, or more. Tf the usunlly eaten at luncheon time when tive White, whose statement in a Boston. —Notwithstanding repeated annual rainfall exceeds IS Inches, motoring—hns hit upon n plan by Washington, Jan. 21.—Charles D. Tokio.—Twent-flve men and one newspaper led to the Investl-1 assertions by Governor Foss, in his corn can bo grown In rotation with Hilles, assistant secretary of the Chicago which it is possible to have hot gatlon, but, while Senator Borah con- { woman charged with conspiracy wheat without seriously diminishing treasury, has been offered by Presi campaign against the return of Henry the yield of wheat the succeeding lunches when stranded fnr from home. dent Taft the position of secretary tended for the probable truthfulness Cabot Lodge to the United States against the throne and with plotting Glass Jars are filled with hot soup, to the president. This information of his revelations as Indicated by year. With loss than 18 Inches of to assassinate the Crown Prince, were rnlnfall the moisture taken by the coffoe. chocolate, or any desired bev canto today from a rejiable source. supporting circumstances, the Michi Senate, that he would not approve the publicly sentenced by the Supreme gan senator found nothing to sustain credentials of Mr. Ixidge. the Gover corn nsunlly cuts short the supply for erage. another contains hot chicken It was added'"that Mr. Hilles was Court, Twenty-four of the prison the succeeding wheat crop, a little. terrapin, lobster newburg. creamed considering ft. The fact is well him or give credence to his expo nor formally affixed his signature and ers, Including Denjiro Kotoku, who the state seal tonight to Senator With 15 Inches or less, alternate sum crab, dried beef, or any dish that can known that he contemplated retiring1 sition. Lodge's certificate of election. The lived in America, and his wife, were merfallowing would probably have to be prepared ahead of a meal. "Abolish Senate, ” Chicagoan Says. Governor's private secretary said Gov condemned to death. The other two be practice^ with the corn crop the The jars are then put In by the en Battleship Nearly R^ Jy. ernor Foss had no statement to make. were sent to prison, one for 11 years Washington. Jan. 19. — "Abolish the same ns Is practiced with wheat gine of the motor, and when wanted and the other for eight years. Washington. — Another dreadnanght growing. The chief requisite for are found to be as hot and delicious will be added to the American navy Senate” Is the burden of a telegram Mad Coyotes Invade City. xb I m M nenVi><< ___ _______ Another Body Found In Ruins. the latter part of March, when the addressed to Speaker Cannon and a successful corn growing under these Baker, Or.—A band of coyotes af flrat c I hss battleship Utah, now near number of representatives today by a flicted with rabies charged into the conditions Is to use seed which hns Dressing a Fowl. Cincinnati, O.—Another body was ing completion at the plant of the Chicagoan, as an outgrowth of the In village of Durkee near here. Several recovered from the ruins of the been acclimated. Corn grown in the When you kill a bird for the family central west states will not mature dinner, place the carcass after dress New York Shipbuilding Company at vestigation of the charges made persons were attacked and many dogs Chamber of Commerce building, here because of the shorter period ing In cold water, so aa to allow th« Canden, N. J., will be delivered to against Senator Lorimer. The tele bitten by the brutes. Fearing that which was destroyed by fire on the Government. She will be im gram charges that every senator has the dogs would go made, citizens January 10 last. between chilling fronts and cool animal heat to escape. Then put In a It was that of mediately put In commission and paid for his votes In ways no better armed themselves and the battle on Christy Meents, fireman ot the build nights during the summer. We have, cool place, allowing ths muscles to sent to the New York Navy Yard for than the Illinois senator, and that coyotes and dogs was waged, result ing. Two I »dies have now been re however, several strains of well ac climated corn which we have devel relax, and It Is ready for culinary op a few minor changes. The displace there never can be a pure senate as ing In the annihilation of every dog covered. Four others are believed to ment of the Utah Is 23,033 tons. long as there is patronage. In the village. oped at the Washington Experiment erat Iona. be under the wreckage. Properly Handled, Pays Well for Time and Effort. FASHION HINTS Tuesday, January 24. Eugene Ely, In Curtiss Biplane, Performs Great Eeat.