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oiud.ox,
filings, bran, corn meal and ground
oats At the < rnell Univerxity cow*
that yielded TOO pounds of butter fat
annually under ordinary feeding yield
ed 310 pounds when given libera!
rattons of feed rich In nitrogen and
varbohydratM Cream wtll not make
butter unleee It contains fat. and
profitable fata wilt not be produce’!
unlewe cows are fed on rations rich Io
the elemsats that produce cream
lilaxl«««
If a h«m can ha h a duckling why
can't a bunch of any sort of feather*
hatch a chick? Aa a matter of fact.
• they ran. aa hax been dxmon I
thx flrslesx brooder Invented by a Call
fora la man
In general appearance
the brooder rasembles other machine«
of the kind, but there la no spare In
it for thx lamp, or other heating ap
paratus used tn the older types In
stead. a number of bunchea of feathers
are fastened to the under side of tha
These feathers are just long
enough to reach the floor of the box
»1th a little left over. Th« eggs are
laid on the bottom, just beneath the
feather tufts, and when the lid Is
closed each egg ts Inclosed In a cluster
of down that makes a very good 1ml
tatlon hen. As each egg la batched
out the lid can be lifted for a second
and the chick removed without the
difficulty that would attend hl« remov
al from the old style brooder, th« In
terior of which la reai-hed from on«
■leneOrx
of
llnsoi«.
• ubatance left in the ground
after the fertilizer luu decayed 1«
known aa "humus'* In order to se
cure tha greatest results from the fer
tlllzer and to «et the largest possible
quantity of humus. It 1« necessary that
the »'ll be moist when the f< rtlllxer
la plowed under Only a small amount
of humus Is obtatneil from the turned
under fertilizer should the ground be
dry.
When the fertilizer 1« allowed to Ito
upon the surface for a period, exposed
to the «un. much good 1« loot from
the fact that It forms but a small
amount of humus when plowed under
Therefore It 1« Important that the «oil
should always be moist when fertilizer
of any kind Is plowed under.
In many ways humus benefits the
•oil. In the first place, tt makes the
•oil lighter as well as looser
Thl«
condition allows good ventilation and
gives a chance for poisonous gases to
escape Che soil does not become over-
heated, and. In clay territory, the
ground Is llghten«-d. making it more
easy to work. It Is equally beneficial
In a sandy soil. Inasmuch aa It as
sists In binding it together, allowing
more substance.
Kllllna quart» t.rass.
A Michigan farmer gives these In
struction* for killing quack grnas-
1’luw five or alt Inches deep In the
growing season, say April. May and
June Give it a good digging, then
cultivate with a cultivator that has
teeth c|o«e enough xo they will cot
the roo’a two or two and one half
inches under thx ground The secret
la to k •ep It from getting to the sur
It wants holding down «I«
fare
It dora not take expeaxlve
weeks
I us«' an old fashioned Culti
tools
vator thut was bought fifty years ago.
It has seven teeth, three lu front, four
In rear; each tooth cuts six Inches
wide. It Is g«H»d to drag It over after
three or four days
1 cultivate once
a week for six week«; it has never
failed nt" yet The roots will tie dead
as hay. It is good for Canada thistle«.
If one Is doubtful, take a rod or mor«
wpiare and keep It down for «lx
week* and see how It works Thia was
done with a lioe on two acre«, and 100
buxhxls of smutnoM «urn were raised
Io the «err. planted In drills one foot
apart and hoed to kill.
rar
lx
Milk.
It can not he that th* buttrr fat Is
milk 1« obtained from the fat stored
In the tissue* of the row. otherwise the
anima) xoulil soon become emaciated
Tows obtain the butter fat tn milk
from the f«>->4 they eat and digest and
not from the reserve nr accumulation
of fat In their bodle« Reason as well
as observation teaches that cows ex
tract butter fat from the food they
consume and digest, and to produce a
large perrerit.««" of crSMI the rations
of the cow xhould be rich In the ele
ments of nitrogen and carbohydrates,
which are found In linseed meal, mid
Folate««.
Tha time lx near when farmer« will
lw digging their potatoee. end then le
the time to »elect the *eed for another
roar; when a hill of nice, smooth po
tatoes 1« found, free from «cab or rod.
•nd a goodly nuni'er « • juxt the
•hap« and xlxe want«- ! for table use.
put them one side
At night gather
them up and put them away for seed
next «pring You will be surprised to
xee bow you nan change the type and
Improve them In a few years, roys a
Vermont contributor to the American
Cultivator
We do thia every year,
and. while our townspeople are com
plaining of their potatoes running out
and buying of us to renew th«!r seed,
we are planting potatoes (Green
Mountains i that started from the «eed
that was bought fur
a bushel when
they flret c«me around
If farmer«
would take na much pain« In aairrtln«
their seed potatoes ax they do their
•eed corn, we would not hear •o much
complaint about potatoes running out
EVENTS OF THE DAÏ
\ i » v !: miii : i {
NEW WIRELESS RECORD.
I
Message Received at San Franoso
From 3,300 Mil«« Distant.
\<).
TAfT FAVORS FARM
FAVORS WARRANT PLAN.
Senator Carter Propotet Method to
Obviate Bond Issue.
ITenver, Nov. 1. United States S«xn-
Carter, of Montana,
senate committee un
reclamation uf arid
lands, arrived in IHnver thie morning,
several others of the committee arriv
ing later in the day.
"There ar» projects now underway,*’
said Senator t arter, "which call for
the expenditure of tietween f 40,000,001)
and I.'II. ihhi . ihhi for enterprise« which
ought tu lie ruxheo to completion im
mediately, in order tu ojien up hot.iee
for the •ettler* an«l to provide for re
plenishing of the reclamation fund.
"It hax been suggeste»! that govern
ment bonds be ixsu « m I to provide the
capital necessary. My own idea is that
warrants iraued against the reclama
tion fund would serve the purjaiee
<H|ually well.
"There haa alrt-aily been expend«"! on
th«’ Pathfinder system in Wyoming 51,-
000,0ml, but until the distributing sys
tem is completed there will !>• no pay
ments collecte»! by the government
"The Salt river proj««ct will require
an exjx'nditur«’ of more than (3,000,-
000. Up to this time 52,000,000 has
been expended and the d«in which im-
jxHind* l,Ot»0,tto«> acre feet of water la
just so much dead effort unless wx go
further immetiistely and place the wa
ter on the land."
San Francisco, Nov. L The long
Newsy Items Gathered from All j distance
Americans Must Discard Obsolete •tor Thomae C.
wtrolera recaní haa been cap
I chairman uf the
turad by the Pacific Mail liner Korea
Parts ol the World,
Methods ol Agriculture.
irrigation and
PREPARED FOR THE BUSY READER
Le*« Important but Not Lest Inter
esting Happening« troni Point«
Outside the Stats.
<m the first voyage with a wireless
plant
Saturday night Operator Phelpe on
the Kurea xeni an aerogram tu the
United Wireleax station in this city
from a point 3,300 miles to the west
ward, or 1,200 mi lea beyond Honolulu.
Pheljxi reported the distance at the
time as 2,681 miles from Japan. The
weather was cloudy, with a gentle
eaatarly brvexe and sea prevailing
' Phelps ala» received a message from
here.
Thix accomplishment more than ex
ce«d« the exjiec tat ions uf General klan
•g«’r Schwerin, of the Pacific Mail,
who said some time ago he would In
stall wireless plants on th» Iran*
Pacific liners when it waa shown they
could do effective work at a distance of
l.5"0 m'les. The Korea not only kept
in touch with the station here, but wax
able tu receive massages from the Io
cal operator.
GRIM) BEATS CITY’S MAD WHIRL
President Deplores the
Tendency of
Young Men to Drift to City
Farmer Independent.
Jackson, Mins, Nov. *> 2. I’reeid« nt
Taft would have young nu n of America
Throe deaths resulted from Halloween
stay on the farvm with its plenty and
at K in«a* City,
certainty, rather than decide un a life
in the city.
Mr. Taft indicated hix
A t'oroan revolt against Japan is ex
sentiment« in this respect in an ad
pected at any momenL
dress at the state fair here yesterday.
The National Geographic society has
" W« must admit," he said, "the oc-
acclaimed I’eary •* the discoverer of
• -upation of th«- farmer ix among one or
the I'ole.
twe of the tiHiet independent oceupa
tion* that go to make thia country
Cannibal* on Admiralty island cap
great and a state which 1« great tie
tured ami ate two Englishmen and
cause of it 1« entitled to recognition ax
throe Chinese.
typifying Americanism in th» highest
The waterways convention hax decid
Ht N AS COIN MAKER.
degree,
ed to eend 500 lobbyists to the next
"We have arrived at a tune in the
scan ion of congrexe.
Egg Output for Single Year Reach«« development of this country and the
Sum of *290.000.000
American Am ba xsa/lor White ba* re
world when old methods of agriculture
fused to accept a !.eglon of Honor dec
< haNfilug
lire««
Topeka, Kan
Kan, , Nov. 2 2. Statistics must l>e discardi-d, if Wi- would keep up
with the pro< era ion. Land is Incom
The common busy b»-«x may he grad oration from France.
prepared by the United States board I
ually replaced by the Italian or Cypri
Cannon has promisq«l to sup|x»rt I a uf agriculture show that the earnings ing too vulusble to treat it in the old
BUILD FREIGHT AIRSHIP.
wasteful way. I am glad to note Mix
an varieties, by removing the old mereuaro giving th«- waterways of Ihr
of
poultry
tn
th«
United
States
in
one
•
iss'ppi
has
one
of
the
best
agriculture
queen and su'.wtltutltig a new fertll country ample appropriations.
Pioneer Aeronaut Believes He Hee
year were greater than the value of institutions in the country.
lied queen of either kind preferred
A Federal jury at Pittaburg ha«
"Here
you
have
been
shle
to
restrain
Problem Solved
If she is carefully guarded In a small found David G. Richardson guilty on either the cotton crop, wheat cyvp or
that tendtmey of your young men to
Loe Angrlcx, Cal., Nov. 1. After
cage for a few day« the bees soon 24 counts ot misapplication of the funds swine output.
come into ciUee and live m tenements,
ivcognlxe her and In the course of a of a bank of which he wax cashier.
Th" latest report of the de|»«rtment in order that they may be where the 60 years of activity in th«’ field of coxi-
tew months th« old bess will all t>«
showed that the value of th«’ egg out wheel* go round. If I wt-r» advising a -’tructlon I'rofoxor Thaddeua 8. C.
A eave-in at a tunnel near Dunsmuir,
dead and the new ones will bo of the
put for a single year amounted to more young (nan a» to his future profexaion laiwe, of I'asadena, announce« that hx
Cal., resulted In the death of two men.
dotred kind The qu««n Is compelled
than 9390,000,000. Twelve years ago ■ I should say to him there priambly la is about to complete th« labor of his
The accident happened as a freight
to lay numbers of eggs dally In order
the farmers of Kansas began to pay gr «1« r opf-ortu ity for real reward in
train was passing and the >lead m«n
to supply the great loss constantly
more attention to their poultry, ami th«' profession of ngriculturo than in life and give to the world a practical
were mxmber* of the train crew.
freight carrying air craft,
recurring by the destruction from
this stats lias bx<cuiuc the greata-et any other.**
The * yenr old eon of General Funs poultry slate in the (?nion. The pro
birds. storm« and other difficulties
"The day of experimenting haa pase
uct uf the hen is rapidly paying off th«*
There should be left plenty of honey ton la -lead.
ed,
” «aid Professor Lowe today, "ami
TARIF F WAR BEGINS
for a winter supply, and the hl»««
A Chicago judge has ruled that gold mortgages on many farms, ami th«
I ho|>e before long to be able to start
buxinxaa haa roarh«*! s point where the
ahmiid h* w«|) protected from storms. in the teeth !■ not atte’ ¡«able.
laying capacity and profit of hens is a France Fire* First Shot at New Amer the largest practical iiirship the world
What the beekeeper should alm to do
The Swiss watch making industry paramount quest ion.
ha« ever «een on a trip to the Atlantic
ican Duty Law.
Is to sow such crop« as will enabl«
hax shrunken tn half its one-time six».
1 he State Agricultural collrgr ie
the tiers to lay In a Urge supply of
Washington. Not. 2. France’« Row coaaL"
experiments land for America*« Oliver is the action
Another West Point cadet has been eomluctmg Interesting
honey, and he can well afford to do so
While th«’ plan» of the airship aro as
w ith |«'ultry, ami a recent report show« i of the Parts government in putting In yet a guarded aecrot. the inventor haa
probably
fatally
injured
in
a
football
It he has a number of hives.
, 'I.al ti l < ' *t of k.-t I gin: hen» eight
game.
effect yesterday th«- maximum tariff ■huwn then to General Allen, chief of
' months
moil ms wa.
wa« 13.81, whereas the eggs aga list goods roming from the United the United States signal service, and
!<«>■« fititl "ifra»w
A runaway auto at New York killed I | —
B1 .............
j <n ty,,,
.J same period brought tn j Stairs. It did not surprise treasury to the practical minds that have con-
Some farmers think that a •traw on« man and fatally injured two i I.'* .'i., leaving a profit of 117.75 or
ceived and roviewed them they contain
officials.
a
rick !* a f .id place far tho «ow and others.
SI.61 fur each hen.
Ever since notice wax given to Paris no tlaw« deaitliKxl to prove fatal in the
her brood to sleep This 1» a mistake.
Portland is likely to face a milk
that the reciprocity agr««ement with final test.
It Is !•*■’! to keep them away from the famine following the cleaning up uf
"It you will imagine that I had In
Its low rates on laith «idea uf the At
CHEESE
EXPORT
FALLS
OFF.
■traw pile winter and summer In the dairiea.
lantic so far aa the two governinente my balloon car when I went up for r«-
wlnt«*r the pig« will burrow tieneath
King Menelik, of . Abysinnia, hex New Zealand Takes Trade From Can were concerned' would expire at the corinoisxanc« with G< neral M rClellan
the straw. g«*t too warm and take cold
end of < icti ber, thix government hax the 100 or 150 hor»e|K>wer motor en
been stricken with apoplexy and hia
adian Provinces.
when they come out Into the freeslng
been anticipating the step taken at gines of 191'9, you will ae« that I coulil
death is probable.
atnioa.ihsre
('"’ighlng and wheeling
have ended the Civil war in a week. I
Ottawa, Ont, Nov. 2. Canada la Paris.
ridicuiea
th«
iilea
Speaker Cannon
Is the result, au'l the p'g« do no good
This government cannot directly will be able to carry 20 ton« on my ex-
¡using
her
hold
on
the
cheese
trail«.
or «lie liealdea. If burrowed beneath that he is to bo rHirvd by, the next
meet the French maximum until next |>erim<’ntal airship,** lie said.
Th« production ot Canadian eheeae so
the straw they are liable to be stepped house and defies his op|>onente.
■ ..a , ,
■pring. but the questl' n of what to do
on and «erlously Injured or killed by
Alabama is facing a deficit ot • !.- far this naaon ix approximately 1,7H6,- hax b«'xn canvassed.
BLIND MAN READS MINDS.
the stock running to the rick.
Sparkling wines seem to be thr moat
DOU.OUo and nothing In sight with ut)o boxes, which is only 8,000 boxes In i
During the summer months expoclal which to pay current «'Xpenxes.
ext*«« of th« production during the vulnerable point, for officials here do
ly should the «ow «nd her young l«e
iaxl year, but the price re |thMt * '
lh*’ ‘"’K*»"*’’« Russian Studies Medicine Through
A |«xs«nger train on the Wabash same period
*
'
* a*f
iff tazxaF
•,u.. 1 f
A jump
.its«»«. ffF.tr«.
of •> a fur
tariff
war «>f
of t itself.
A
from
His Sixth bxnse.
fence«! from the straw pile
If they
c«
’
ivrd
ie,
<>n
an
average,
one
cent
a
road was derailed near Patt.msburg,
(6
to
tB.fib
t>»r
doyen
In
the
duty
on
burrow down Into the half rotted
> pound le*e than waa obtaine«l a year
Chicago, Nov. I. Blind from birth,
Mo., am! a doxen passengers injured.
champagne, which is what thx roatora but aide through telepathy to take thx
straw they will bo very apt to ©on-
i ago-
Inh
a
speech
at
New
Orleans
Taft
tion
of
regular
tar.If
rates
means
at
trad some disease
In explaining this anomalous situa
different couraea of medicine and eur-
again declared cotigrea« lias shamefully
tion, exporters xay that the lower the Uni'ed States ports, and the unoffi g« rv without study, is thx remarkable
neglected the improvement of th« riv prices aro due to a considerable extent eial talk nf prospective substantial
Ill» «« llur«» I red.
condition <>f J. W. Bowdot in, a etU'lent
to the incroaee in the New /.««alanr! raising of that hgure to the American in the Chicago College of M"dicine and
Rye Is a good gralu to feed horsea. er«.
' j maximum when the opportunity comes Surgery.
New Turk is to «pend 515,000,009 in cheese outpuL ij»xt year 620,000 box
It Is equal to oats and wheat, but It
es were mail» in New Zealand, which on March 31, next, have not helped
Bowlntin, ayoung Russian, aasxrte
must Ire ground middling One and improving and extendujg jubwa; *.
French xentiment toward the United that through a sixth sense, which be
mixed with cut straw or cut hay I Governor WilE-on, of Kentucky, has five years ago produced only 66,000 State«.
cannot explain, he can rear! the mimia
The straw or hay should l»e cut Into been asked U> furnish troupe to sup boxes.
It was hardly to bn expected, ns of his friends and classmate«, and in
New Zealand's sale of cheese has
half Inch lengths. moistened with wa press night-riders.
: now displaced the Canadian makes on tr. xxury officials view it, that France than manner acquire from tiu ni the
ter and the rye meal well mixed with
A California Chinamat) baa secured the English market in the winter sea would figuratively "sit idly by.”
knowledge they obtained through hard
It. It 1« very sticky and horses can
a (latent on a tnachinp . which will •on.
study.
not get the meal without eating the
Pauj>er Miners Return.
measure celestial diatancesu
t a.
H. Wnlk, a rmimmate of the myste
•traw or bay with It
In feeding corn
Explosion Fatal to 12.
S«altle, Nov. 2. The UniU-l State« rious blind student, said yesterday that
Troops
have
Eeen
ordered
to
B«sm,
to hors«-* we always grind half rye
Johnstown, fa., Nov. 2. Twelve revenue c «tter Bear arrived here today after completing hie studies fur an
with the corn to make the corn meal WyO., to restrain sheepmeo and cattle men were killed in the Cambria Steel with 1 do indigent miners and laborers evening. Bowlotin. eventhough no con
•tick to the cut «traw Corn and ry« men from engaging in a range war.
¡Company's coal mine, two miles from brought down from Nome at govern versation had paexi’d between them,
ground together In c«|ual proportions _ Chicago busii rse men do not blame bpr,' tonight, aa the'result of what is ment expense. The dry reason on the would be familiar with the subject
and mlxe«i with bright cut straw Crane, the recalled Chinese minister, 1 suppoe«"l to have bxM-n a dynamite ex Seward peninsula was largely r sponsi which he (Wolk) had been leading.
moistened with water make a well bal and think he was unfairly dealt with. plosion. All th» dead aro foreigners ble for th« misfortunes of the miners, Howlotin does rot believe his power la
ance«! ration, equally as good, ax eager
General Ealzada pvo|»>ee« to-divuto Three men e»csjied by a jieriloos climb «lulling operation« l eing at a «land anything supernatural nor anything tie-
ly «ought after by h'>r*«-s and a cheap Nicaragua an make a separate re pub; on life ladders through poisonous mine «till during Un- entire summer.
One yond what any man could do if he
er horse feed than oat« and hay.
lie of the provinces ua the Atlantic gas ami falling slate up the steep walls man, « cripple, wu found to have a woukl think hart!.
"The whole thing is largely a thing
of th«- main xhafL Only 15 workmen Miner'* “poew** containing |7<»0 hid-
■id«.
were in the mine. A force of men at den among hi« bandag«-«. Another man of memory and sound reasoning,” he
l*««nlfr>
Conductors, firemen arid engineers of onerb egan clearing the debris and fall confided to a sailor on the Bear that he said. "With Wolk here I get along
Others have bull! up an e«< laying
the railroads east of the Mississippi en alate in the lower levels. When th« had sent $2!>.0(W) home from Alaska.
nicely.
W» understand each other
strain Why not <!o xo yourxelf?
are about to demand an increase in final barrier waa panxed, th« party
thoroughly.”
!«xy hsna cause much of rhe
wages.
found the 12 bodies.
"Is it true that Wolk roads reads to
Some Clasts« Barred.
price« for eggs
Make 'em «et
Naval officers In Gr«’«-ce started a
Chicago, Nov, 2. Jury Commission-' himself and you understand what he la
and hustle.
Vassal Bump» Mud Rank
nr William A. Amberg, testifying to reading?”
The warmer the weather th« mor« mutiny and seized an arsenal, but were
He roplie«! that it was
San Francisco, Nov. 2. - Passenger« day l>«forw Judge Barn*« in regard to
water required, as more Is thrown off beaten in a battle with the army and
surrendered.
on
thw
steamer
President,
which
arriv
th«
system
of
drawing
juror«,
admitted
by the body.
Fire Sweep« Black Hills
Two book twindier« hake t»«n found ed from Seattle last night, had a thrill that a large par! of the population of
Many a b»a that 1« otherwise well
I lead wood, 8. |>,, Nov. 1. No lee«
fed may fall to lay on account of lack guilty in Chi-ago. They are said to ing experience when the vexeel, after Chicago never hsd a-cbenTe tn become
have «ecuriei nearly I&OV.IMH) from safely negotiating the paxaage of the jurors. Thcee whose names are never than six forest fin e are now burning
of water
in the Black Hille, «nd damage already
Hucceextul |x»iiitr>riieii. In order to business men throughout the country bar ami the Golden Gate, bumped on ileawn include:
Laborers, tailor« (if foreign!, actor«, 1 done will run into hundred« of thous
keep their poultry on a paying tmelg by posing as publishers of a business a mud bank of Black point, well within
the harbor and ran hard aground. saloonkeepers, bartenders, peddler«, and« of dollar«. Th«> moat serious one,
directory.
, ,
are continually culling their flocks.
The
John D. Rockefeller has given SI,- Within an hour after the mishap the junk dealers, scavengers, porter«, cate near Pactola. is at ill unchecked.
One of the great value« of green
President was dragged free am! hauled driver«, waiter«, train dispatchers, l)«-a<lwood office of thr forcat service
food. It 1« «aid. Ilea In Its ability to OOO.OuO to fight the hookworm in the
into her berth, non» the worse for the railway tower men, theological,
C
law has been iu>tdi.-d of a fire burning
aid In the dlgeeflon of other things.— South.
jar. The vessel «truck cloae in shore. end medical students, boilermaker«.
north of Cueter, another ea«t of Hill
Fsrm and Ranch
Inwi women have resolved to adopt There was no indication of panic among
City, one between Mystic and Merritt,
militant method« in their fight for the passengers.
Comet Observed at Kiel
and «till another near MerritU
The
WotNhl«
suffrage.
Homextake mine force at Pnctola haa
Cambridge,
Mara.,
Nov.
2.
A
cable
Tha United Htatea D> partmmt of
The church ami state controversy in
Earth Shock Indicated.
hax born receive«! at Harvard observa been recalled to save ito timber ro-
Agriculture rwommerids the establish- France has been revived by the school
Sa t Lak. . V.v.
A well defined tory from Kiel, stating that Winnecke's •ervea.
ment of movable schools of agricultura queetlon.
rarth shock was record*»! on the seis comet was observed by Pooro of la
by tha state «x¡i»riment «tallona
Ths murder of Prince Ito haa been mograph at the University of Utah at Plata, Argentina, on flctober .*!!, about
Spain Suspend« Cates.
Where fifteen farmers can ba srrurad traced to a plot in Corea and a revolt 3:25:60 thia morning. The wave was
midnight, Greenwich time. It wax then
Barcelona, Nov. 1. Fromler Morot
aa students the xr hool may ba cow is expected.
, apparently
traveling
.
_ from east to west in right ascension 17 hours, II minute« telegraphed today to the authorities
ducted for a year or longer
Th«
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