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THE Predecessors o f “ the Finest” Shown in Parade ADVOCATE R e ad in g th a ¡WMTAY The w ord M inute«. " m in u te " la from old L a tin , m e a n in g a s lig h t fra c tio n o r sm a ll p o rtio n . H s t u e aa a d e fin itio n of Ih» re a d in g of tb e fo rm e r a c ta o f a n o rg a n is a tio n I« to r a il t o th e rem em - ' b ru n c e o f tb e m e m b e rs th e m in u te o r sm a ll th in g s w hich took p lac e w hich ■night e sc a p e th e a tte n tio n o f th e D u rin g th e p a s t y e ar I h av e been m e m b e rs o r fall to be re c o rd e d In tb e ra isin g geese a n d I have found them i p e rm a n e n t re c o rd s o f th e org an lza- lo be profitable. T h e re Is a good m a r ! tlon. k et fur grew*. In th e first p lace geese re q u ire le rs Age of C iv ilizatio n . g ra in Ilian a n y o th e r fowl. T h a t 1« M any p eople b e lie v e th a t c iv ilis a I Im p o rtan t. T h e ge ese derive a g rra t- I e r p a rt o f th e ir living from p a s tu re tio n ris e s In w aves, a n d th a t m an y a n d roam ing a b o u t, a n d they get ju s t th o u sa n d s of y e a rs a g o th e g r e a te r w h at they re q u ire In the w ay of feed. p a rt of th e A tla n tic w aa d ry la n d In In w in te r It's d ifferent. W e m ust h a b ite d by a ra c e o f p e o p le w ho, in feed them , b u t th e y do not e at lik e som e re s p e c ts , had ris e n h ig h e r th a n o th e r fowls, a n d I h ave found they will we o u rse lv e a h a r e ris e n . H o w ev e r ; fa tte n m ore q u ick ly th an o th e r fow l* th a t m ay be. d ig g in g on w h a t Is s till aay s a w rite r In llie Im llana F a rm e r’s d ry lan d b a a p ro v e d t h a t c iv iliz atio n ' Guide. T h e Im p o rta n t thing th a t I do la m u ch o ld e r th a n w e used to th in k . not w ant overh*ike«| Is th e fa ct t h a t th e goslings a re th e e asie st o f all H ow In d u s try G ot N am e. fow ls to raise. T h a t hns been my e x p erie n ce o f m any y e a rs p a st, p e rh a p s A s th e c o u n try b e c a m e s e ttle d a n d ten y e n rs o r longer. Once th ey a re It b e ca m e n e c e s s a ry to b rin g m e a t su p h a tc h e d out, w ith ord ln u ry c are, th ey p lie s e a s t fro m p o in ts f a r th e r a n d f a r will th riv e and grow with ra p id ity to t h e r w e st, th e e x p e d ie n t waa found of m a tu rity . T h e th in g th a t Is harilest Is to get them h a tc h ed . I h a v e found « lu u g h te iiu g th e a n im a ls a n d se n d in g so m nny eggs th a t w ere In fertile , so 1 m e a t r .tlh e r th a n liv e a n im a ls. A t tlr s t til t •» p ra c tic e w a s c o nfined to ' alw ay* set p len ty of them . T h e little go slin g s will seldom po rk , w e lch w as s a lte d dow n a n d touch feed o th e r th a n b its o f g ra s s p a ck e d tn b a rre ls , b e u c e th e n a m e I u n til a fte r th re e o r fo u r d a y * O ne " p a c k in g In d u stry .” th in g Is e sse n tia l, a n d th a t Is h a v in g j plenty o f d rin k in g w ater. T hey m u st A rtaxerxea* S eal F ound. h a v e this, a n d re q u ire It, fo r th a t In ru m m a g in g In o n e o f th e v a u lts seem s to be th e ir very n a tu re . T b e hen a n d goslings a re kept lt^ of a R u ss ia n m u se u m . In v e s tig a to rs th e ir coop, w h e re It Is w arm fo r th e h a v e found w h a t Is b e lie v ed to h a v e first w eek. S om etim es I keep them In been th e se a l of A rta x e rx e a , th e Ber- ten day« w hen It 1« dam p a n d cold. ian m o n a rc h w ho ru le d 465 to 425 B. A fte r th a t th e y a r e allow ed all tb e C. T b e s e a l w ill now be e x h ib ite d In fie * ra n g e th ey w an t, exi-epl on ra in y th e F in e A rts m u se u m a t M oscow . days. T h e se a l r e a d s : " I am A rta x e rx e a , T h e first feed I give th e goslings Is 1 th e G re a t K ing." hard-boiled eggs m ixed w ith m ilk and co rnm eal. T h a i Is th e b est th in g In T r u th A bout T ic k lin g . th e w ay of feed th a t I have e v e r tried . T h e milk m u st be sw eet fo r best re T h e re a s o n w h y yon d o n o t lau g h s u lt* T h e eggs m ay he c ru sh e d up. w hen you tic k le y o u rs e lf Is b e ca u se , shell a n d all, a n d m ixed w ith tb e m ilk s tr ic tly sp e a k in g , you c a n n o t tic k le nnd cornm eal. y o u rse lf. T h e s e n s a tio n of b e in g T h e first m outh th e goslings a re fed tic k le d d e p e n d s la rg e ly upon s u rp ris e ab o u t fo u r tim e s a day. I h a v e a lw ay s done this, fo r w hile young a n d grow a n d su s p e n s e , a n d w h e n you tic k le ing they re«|ulre n o u rish m en t o ften , y o u rse lf th e r e is n e ith e r a s to n is h m e n t a lth o u g h sp a rin g ly fed each tim e. I t j o v e r y o u r a c t n o r s u s p e n s e o v e r its Is folly to o v e rfe e d and It Is also In d e g re e o r d u ra tio n . ju rio u s. T h e b reed in g b ird s a re fed care- , G re a t G ift to M ankind. fully du rin g w in ter. I give th em ; It Is lik e ta k in g th e s u n o u t of th e clover, vegetable« a n d sp ro u te d o u t* so w orld to b e re a v e h u m a n life o f frie n d they do not g et too fuL s h ip —th a n w hich t b e im m o rta l g ods h av e giv en m en n o th in g b e tte r, n o th ing m o re g la d d e n in g .—C icero. New York p o llrutnen im • !««•>- n(i|H>ur«<t lu Iti« m inim i Knfety «l»y p a ra d e un I- itili nvauua. L i ft lu rig h i— ( bari»« Ilru n n a , a« a w ateliim in Ulular l 'e lc r S luy »«-»»uni, m iti; L ouis !.. P ro c h a ik a , uà a Ixdlm sn of 10W3 ; l'u trlc k J. I‘afaranti, a« a u irralw r u t Iti« ru u a ta b u la ry u t 1750; F re d e ric k 'lin e o , aa a co n statila of lftìO, a n d Ja tn e a lla b b ltt, as tb a Arai pollrvum n, Itavi. alike. T h e d e n sity of th a tan g le d m ass •if v eg etatio n Is equaled, probably. only In p a rt« of th e valley o f th e Am a zon. I m orm ons fo rest tre e s grow rloee to g eth e r, th e ir toim Interlacin g and sh u ttin g out th e su n lig h t. Sm aller tree s push fa r up, fighting for a place In th e sun. w hile vine« w ra p them- I selves about th e tru n k s nod fe rn s fill ¡ the rem ain in g apar*. T h e observer v e ran d a, o u tsid e th e room s, a re th e from th e ground see* little hut aomtier Individual fireplace« o ver w hich th e greens und b ro w n s T h e color, c h ie f tre a s u re d h e ad ra c k s a re placed. ly o rc h id s a n d o th e r p a ra s itic plant« "T h e !>yuk m en n re sm a lle r th a n Is f a r above, to p p in g th e sea of foli th e a v e ra g e W este rn er, well p ro p o r age. tioned. and o f a type a d a p te d fo r ac "W h ere c le arin g s h a v e been m ad# tivity, ajieed and ctulurnnce. w hich a re H orneo’« soil Is highly p ro d u ctiv e. Cof v a lu a b le I| iin llt le » In Jungle Inhnb- fee. cotton, rice, s u g a r cane, tobacco Itnnla. T h e w om en affect a q u e er and n u m ero u s fru its n re am ong th e met hod o f a d o rn m e n t, w rapping thrro- «-ultlvafed crop*, w hile fo rest sn d •elvea In hrnsa corset« m ade of n u m e r o rc h a rd p ro d u c ts Im itóle rublier. g n tta ous hoops o f can e rovere«I w ith bra*« l«er<iia. sp ic e * cam p h o r, n u ts and ring« T h ese m etal g a rm e n ts cover sago. Hlch d e p o sits o f v a lu a b le roe- tlir lr bodies from Just Ix-low th e arm I tnlllc o r e s m in e rals, pet rolen tn ami pita to th e hlpllne, and even below. I precio u s slo u e s h a v e h a n lly been H eavy n e ck lac e s nnd e a r tiéndanla a re i sc retch ed . also w orn. an«l th e costum e la com "F e w e r th a n 2,000,000 In h a b ita n ts pieteli by a length o f cloth folded j Including n a tiv e s Im m igrant M a la y s arm im i to form a sh o rt aklrt. A rat««. C hinese und E u ro p e a n * occupy "H orneo la th e second larg e st Islnnd I H orneo's vaat a re a ." In th e w orld o u tsid e th e I’o la r re g io n s h aving an a re a o f sh o u t 2tk),0M0 sq u a re U. S. Shoe Sales Average m ile * -a p p ro x im a te ly th a t o f T ex a s and W est V irginia com bined. O f th is Same ai 25 Year* Ago a rea th e N e th e rla n d s own» m ore th a n S a n ta H urhara, C al.—A inert c a n s are ÏUO.llOn sq u a re m ile s; th e re m a in d e r I* w earing no m ore shoes th a n th ey were controllali hy tire n t P.rltnln un d er w earing 25 y e a rs ng«>. re g a rd le s s of ex- I th ro e Ju risd ic tio n s. Ilrltlsh N orth H or tra v n g a n c e s In o th e r d ire c tio n s Jo h n neo, Iln in e l (o r H orneo) am i S a ra w ak . U. M cKeon of P h ilad e lp h ia , p re sid en t T h e la tte r h a s a ro m a n tic h isto ry F or of th e N a tio n a l Ihiot and Shoe M anu th re e g e n e ra tio n s ll hns been ruled hy fa c tu re r» ' asso ciatio n . said In sp eaking •w hite rn jn h a,' m em bers of n Ilrltlsh b efo re th e a n n u al convention o f th e j fam ily n am ed B ro o k s who a re th s C allftim ln Shoe lletallera* association. h e re d ita ry r a j a h s In session here. "P eo p le w ere buying th re e p a irs of shoes a y e a r a q u a rte r On« of W orld's B iggest Islan d s "H orneo ta alm ost com pletely cov of a c en tu ry ago a n d they a re still e red hy a thick b la n k e t o f tro p ic al buying th re e p a irs a y e a r,” he a s v e n tu re : valleys, hills nnd m o u n ta in s serted . Native Priests W ar on Head-Hunting Help Discourage Savage Cuttom in Borneo. W ash in g to n .—In dlsi-ouraglng the auvaga cualnro of h e a d lim iting In llo m ro , Ilia l* u trh M i n i M rlllsh ru ler« of th e c o u n try now h ave Ilia im w rrfu l co o|.i*ruilon o f n n llv c |irlc « la or "tu ed h 'liie m en." aa'ioritlng In a Ini« re p o rt, ulilcli atu tc a lliul ut nn u««ein- bly o f tbouannila of III« nullvoa, or liyuk«, a te rrib le cur*« » « » pro- liounccd by Ibo lirm l |irlc»l on uII who re v iv e trib a l q tiu rre l* “'I'li«* curloti* cualom of licm l-hiinl' Ing lia s been In e x iste n ce In tunny of th e talam l* o f lb« B aal Indie» for a g e * " aay s a b u lle tin from th e W ash- J n g io u lira i|i|iiu rte r* o f th e N a tio n a l G eo g rap h ic society. "It 1» not con- titled |o a n y one people. but I* prac- llced by th e I>yuk« In Itorneo, o th e r M alaya In th e aum ller l»liind«. nnd by tile N egroid M elnnealtina In New (lu ln e a. Itu m n n betid» nre th e tnoat highly p rise d po#»c«»lon» of th e head- h u u te ra , and th e w om en of th e trib e s help to p e rp e tu a te th e m a to m by fa- v o tin g th e young m en w ho co llect th e m ost grim tro p h ic« Not only n re th e heude f eneinle» id d aln c d In m ajo r w a rfa re , but th e young b ra v e s <>f one villag e will o ften a tta c k a n e ighboring villag e m erely fo r th e p u rp o se o f ob ta in in g heads. T h e b e a d s ure p re se rv e d a n d d ried a n d hung o v e r th e o w n e r's flreplace, th e c o lle ctio n s be ing h a n d ed dow n from fn th e r to non. H s a d -H u n ts rs Become F arm era. 'i 'n d e r H rltlsh am! I*utch ru le m nny o f th è Ity a k s of H o r n e o b a v e Iut- com e p e ac ea h le fe rm e rà. T lila la es- p e d a lly t r a e along th è r<ui»l» ami rn-ar th è navig atile rlvers. Hut frolli lim e to lim e th è m ore su v ag e n a tiv e « o f th è In te rio r re v c rt to heiul h u n tln g , inni th ey b ave found th è aem l elvlllae«| a g ♦ ---------------------------------------- ric o ltu ra ! n ativ e« a ««tire* fo r b e n d a T h a t sta b ility c o n tin u e s to he the Il la to p ro te c t Itila fa rm ln g p eople Receives Twice as Much as o u tstan d in g e le m en t In b u sin e ss and a n d to e x te n d c lv lllsu tlo n m o re wlde- British Cousin. I In d u strial eondillona o f th e U nited ly (Im itigli (he Island lim i th è ald of S ta te s Is reflected In th e m onthly coat th è 'm edicine tiien' lui» booti enllated. W ash in g to n .—A m erican labor la to- > of living figures Ju st Issued by the “T h e P y a k a live In io n g liouaoa' ! «tuy th e heat p a id In th e w orld, th e hoard, w ith little c h an g e fr<uu th e pre- i-acti of wiilch a h o lle rs m nny fa iu llle s j N ational Im liislrln l ('.in fe re n c e bo ard «•edlng m o n th 's fig u re* C loth in g re a n d la In effect a vHIiign In llself. Som e o f th è liorlzontal rMg«- pol<» of rejiorled, follow ing u survey of condi tail .p ric es In A pril w ere n early l per tio n s p re v ailin g both w ith re a p e d to cen t low er and fuel w ns 2.4 p e r cent th e e e st r a r i urea, rnlsod 30 o r 40 fe ti w ages paid am i th e p u rc h asin g pow er low er th a n M arch, b rin g in g th e g e n In th è nlr, e x te n d f«>r « e v ersi hun- of «m il w ages. P h ila d e lp h ia vvna eral cost of living Index n u m b e r down d re d feel. F ro m th è rld g e polca th è fh u teh e d ro o f sw eepa dow n ut a ste ep c h o s e n na th e ty p ic a l A m erican In th re e -te n th s of one p e r ceut fo r the a n g le tu w ithln slx o r night fnet of th è d u st rial d l y fo r th e purpose« of com m onth. ground. T ld s Is th è flo«>r_ Inveì, thè p a riso n With leudlng c ities In o th er hoiiaes helng construote«! on a plat- co u n tries. S ta tis tic ia n s com piled a tnhte of Remaining Vacant Tribal forni su p p o rte li hy pile«. O u tsld o th è Indian Lands to Be Sold ro u f la an open vernm la. ali u n ro v e re d " re a l" e a rn in g s, and give each elty an rx te n a lo n o f th è tìoor p la t fo n o . U n Index num ber. P h ilad e lp h ia Is given W a s h in g to n —F o r th e p u rp o se of d e r th è ro o f on ono side o f th è c e n te r an Index n u m b er o f 100 ns p a r. the concluding th e trib a l uffnlrs of the la a n eneloeed v e ran d a exlom llng tlic second m ost p ro sp e ro u s city proving C hoctaw , C blcknsaw , C herokee, and full len g th of th è cotniiuinnl Imuse. On to be Sydney, A u stra lia , w ith 70 na Its C reek Indian n a tio n s of O klahom a th r th è o th e r side o f th è e e n le r Ilio space Imlex num ber, am i O ttaw a, C an ad a, S e c re ta ry of (h e In te rio r h a s a u th j la divide«! tiy p a rtitim i» Into room a f««r th ird , w ith «0 fo r It» Index num ber. ortzed th e sa le of th e rem ain in g va- tlie vnrloua faiullloa. In th è encloaed T he re s u lts w ere m ade public a t the cant trib a l la n d s nnd tow n lo ts be c o n fere n ce b o a rd h e ad q u a rte r« , »17 longing lo th e s e In d ian s. P a rk avenue. T h e re a re 438 tr a c ts of u n a llo tte d F ig u re s a cc ep te d hy th e honrd w-ere tim b e r and se g re g a te d land nnd 115 | th e s e p re p a re d a t th e In te rn a tio n a l la tow n lo ts to he offered for snle. Most ; Eclipse Led to hor office a t G eneva. T h e re su lt« nre of them h av e been sold previously, but j g ra p h ic a lly show n In n detslle«l c h a rt th e p u rc h a se rs h av e fo rfeited them Ducovery of New Gas A su p p le m e n tary stu d y of th e condi th ro u g h fa ilu re to m ake paym ents. M iddletow n, Conn. A new tion of In d u stry pro v es Hint In the T h e s e c re ta ry a u th o riz e d th e su p er gna h a s been dlsoovered hy U nited S ta te s p ro sp e rity ru le * ns It Intcndcnt of th e F iv e ,C iv iliz ed T ribes a d e n tls ta na n re su lt of th e nb- does In w a g e-e a rn in g pow ers. vvlili h en di|iini'tcrs at M uskogee to con se rv n th in s m ad e du rin g th e re duct a u ctio n sa le s fo r th e disposition [ T w ice As Much As B ritish. re n t to ta l eollpse of th e sun, ac cording to P ro fe ss o r FmOnrlnk T h e A m erican w age e a rn e r, on the of th e trn e ls o f Inm ls nnd tow n lots Slocum , bend of th e Van Vleck b a sis o f vv h ut h is pay w ill buy for him, T hey n re to he »old w ith o u t re g a rd tn o b se rv a to ry at W esleyan uni- 1» puld m ore th a n tw ice a s well ns Id» v a lu a tio n to th e h ig h est bidder. T h e snle w ill he held a t c e rta in rail | veralty. Ilrltlsh colleague In L ondon, ncurly road iMilnts In e a s te rn O klahom a from P ro fe a so r Slocum any« th a t th re e tim e s a s well ns th e w age e a rn th e only tim e th e ««ientlata can er In A m ste rd am , H o lla n d ; m o re th an Ju ly 13 to Ju ly 18, 1025. T erm s of the stu d y th e g ases ahoiit th e sun th re e lim es b e tte r th a n th e w o rk e r In sale will he 25 p e r cen t cash, th e bnl 4a w hen th e su n I» In lotnl U erlln, nnd n c u rly five tim e s ns m uch an ce In th re e equnl a n n u a l In stall m en ts p a y ab le In one. two, nnd th re e eclipse. In Ju n u u ry th e ir b rie f a s th e In d u strial w o rk e r in Italy. ohaervnl Ions d e te rm in e d Hint T ho c ities, w ith th e ir corresp o n d in g y en rs w ith In te re st a t 5 p e r cent per th e ro la u gii» th e re w hose p re s Index num ber*, a r e : P h ilad elp h ia, y ear. No lim ita tio n s na to th e num ber ence th ey Inni not recognized 100; Sydney, 70; O ttaw a. 00; L ondon, of a c re s nud lo ts any one perso n may before. •15; C openhagen. 4 ! ; Oslo (C hrlstl- puayhuse hns been m ade. R e ce ip ts from th e snle of th e 438 a n ln ), 3 8 ; A m sterdam , » 7 ; Stockholm , P ro fe ss o r Slocum said m ien Hata a re not p re p a re d ns yet tn .id- flirts , 33; U erlln, 2»! P rague, 2»; tr a c ts of lan d nnd 05 tow n lo ts will llrusaela, 28; l.odx. Poland* 27; Home, he placed In th e trlh n l fu n d s of these ninno tho g a s o r In dlm'iisa Its ! j 3 ; V ienna, 23; W arsa w , 23; M llun. In d ian s to he d istrib u te d to th em w llb proludile p ro p e rtie s . tb e final se ttle m e n t of th e ir a ffa ir* I U. S. Labor Best Paid in World 21 T h e general lan d office s ta te d th at any person claim ing se ttle m e n t rig h ts o r o th e r p re fe rre d rig h ts on th e land W ash in g to n .* -D isco v e ry of n tra c t th e g e n era l Innd office In stead of show should a s s e rt them ' b etw een J u n e 25 o f public lam i In th e s in k 1 of W iscon ing th is tr a c t of 415 a c re s to be u nder ami Ju ly 24. P e rso n a claim in g p re fe r sin . w hich tile g o v e rn m e n t did not vvnter re co rd s It a s being real land ence rig h t to p u rc h a se m ust nlso file know It ow ned, Ima Just been m ade by along th e sh o re s of nn Inland l«ke. th e ir a p p lic atio n w ith in HO duya o f the su rv e y o rs of th e g e n era l lum i office, In a c c o rd an c e w ith th e general law s filing of th e p la t. In fo rm atio n a lre ad y th e In te rio r d e p a rtm e n t a n n o u n ce d re of th e g overnm ent th e tra c t, e rro n e on file In th e g e n era l lan d office Indi ously o m itted from th e original su r cen tly . c a te s tlm t u la rg e portio n of th e lamia I t consist« of a p p ro x im a te ly 415 vey, w ill be th ro w n open lo hom e Involved will he clulm ed u n d e r hoiue- a ere a lu cu ted lu Huy field co u n ty ulong ■tend e n try w ith form er ex-service m en o f tho W orld w a r h a v in g a p re f a le ad se ttle m e n t rig h ts a n d th e a c t of a n In lan d lake. F e b ru a ry 27, 1025. A su p p le m e n ta ry p la t Ju st filed a t ereu ce, b eginning J u ly 15. U. S. Find« Land It Didn’t Know It Owned Young Turkeys Require Shelter in Wet Weather Y oung tu rk e y s a re su sce p tib le to w et w eather. O ne p re ca u tio n th a t m ust alw ay s be o b serv ed In h an d lin g tb e young poult« is to see th a t they h ave a dry place w h e re th ey a re p ro te c te d from th e ra in sto rm s, and th a t th ey h a v e a dry p lace to roost. T u rk e y hen» will lay w hen a y e n r old If they a re well m atu red . It Is probably best to keep th e m a jo rity o f th e flock o ld er hen«, but It Is n eces sary to keep som e of th e b e tte r young liens to g ra d u ally re p la ce th e o ld er h en * In th is way th e flock can be e p t tn the beat of condition. In feeding a n d c arin g fo r young p o u lts th e re a re a s m any differen t ration* a n d m ethods adv o cated as th e re a re fo r chicks. No food should be given to th e young p o u lts fo r th e first 30 to 48 hours. D u rin g th e first w eek h a rd - boiled In fertile eggs chopped fine a n d m ixed w ith equal p a r ts of rolled o a ls and fed In lim ited q u a n titie s th re e tim es a day Is a s a tis fa c to ry ratio n . S our skim m ed milk o r b u tte rm ilk Is excellent for d rin k in g p u rp o se * A ft e r th e th ird o r fo u rth d a y c ra c k e d com . hulled o r steel-cut outs, c rac k ed w h e at o r oilier sim ila r g ra in s m ay he s c a tte re d In th e light litte r o r In th e sh o rt g ra ss o u tsid e of th e brood coop In o rd e r to en co u ra g e th e p o u lts to ex ercise In g e ttin g th e ir food. U n u su al Dlah. A fa v o rite d e lic a c y o f th e E sk im o is a d ish o f good, b a d a n d ev en half- h a tc h e d eg g s, m ixed w ith a n g e lic a e n d c h o k e b e rrie s , a n d th ro w n In to a s e a l sk in b a g fille d w ith w h a le oil. D epend on V illages. ‘ N e a rly 20.000,000 p e rs o n s liv e In A m e ric an v illa g e s a n d th e s u rro u n d in g 30,000.000 (a rm in g p o p u latio n la rg e ly d e p e n d s u p o n th e m f o r b u si n ess, e d u c a tio n a l a n d so c ial p u rp o se s. R e ca lle d O ld D ays. W h ile e x c a v a tin g in S e a ttle r e c e n tly , w o rk m e n u n c o v e re d a pipe lin e of b o re d fir logs, a re lic of p io n e e r j d a y s. It w as p a r t o f th e c ity 's f irs t w a te r sy s te m , la id In 1S63. T h o se B alloon-T ired Glims- N e g ro C ook (a s k e d b y h is m is tre s s if s h e th o u g h t B o b b y 's s p e c ta c le s be j c o m in g )— Y es'm . I th in k th e y b e co m es him a ll rig h t. 'C a u se I d o e s th in k th e y m a k e s his fa c e look k tn d a c ro w d \ ed. W a s te d W o rry . "W e w o rry a b o u t p o s te rity .’’ r e m a rk e d th e M an on th e C a r, " to h a v e p o s te rity com e a lo n g a n d la u g h a t u s.” —T o le d o B lade. June Is the Best Time to Caponize Cockerels W hile cap o n s a re p ro d u ced only In sm all n um ber w here th e ir q u a lity is know n, they sell for fan cy prices, ac cording to D. II. H all, e x te n sio n poul try sp ecialist o f C lem son college, who su g g e sts th a t th e m onth of J u n e Is th e best tim e to caponlz»* young cockerels. At (bis seuson tb e m a rk e t Is usu ally low fo r b ro ile rs and It will pay to ea- ponlze c o ck erels a n d keep them fo r capons. In selling th ese cap o n s th e local m ark e t m u st be developed first. Som e of o u r to u rist tow n« a re a lre a d y p ro viding good m ark e t for cap o n s and nre p aying good p rice s fo r them . S everal m en In S outh C aro lin a nre caponlxlng for th e fa rm e r* and a re m a rk e tin g th e ir p ro d u c ts for them nt a sm all cost. T h e o p e ratio n on th e cockerel Is not difficult usually, but should he p e r form ed w ith care. If th e co ck e rels a re sta rv e d out from 30 to 48 h o u rs be fore th e o p e ratio n . It w ill help grently. If th e lu te stln e s a re full o f food (he o p e ratio n la very difficult. Dirty Feet Retard Eggs W hen y a rd s nnd h o u ses n re w et nnd ooze w ith m o istu re m ost o f th e tim e, It m ean» cold nnd d irty feet for th e hens. A hen th a t "g e ts cold fe e t” seldom Iny« th e rig h t q uota o f eggs, a n d d irty feet m ake d irty n e sts a n d d irty egg* In c a se s w h ere a s u it a b le dry location Is liurd to get, ulong w ith o th e r d e sira b le fa c to r* p lace n three-inch tile even w ith th e botto m of th e fo u n d a tio n on th e o u tsid e, a n d provide p ro p e r o u tle t for e x cess m ois tu re. Right Pullets to Keep No pulleta should be kept th a t do not develop rap id ly and fe a th e r qu ick ly. S tu n te d b ird s nre n e v er profitable. T he hen th a t la to give a good account of h e rself in th e laying house m ust develop fram e a n d atam inn d u rin g th e grow ing period, o th erw ise she will nev e r lay a p ay in g n u m b er of eggs. T oo m any farm flocks a re allow ed to lag along th ro u g h th e »prlng. larg ely g e t ting th e ir ow n liv in g ; and, ua a re su lt, th e pulleta a re alow in a ta rtln g in to lay. Pythian Bath House and Sanitarium 0♦9 0 6 ♦♦ RAISING GEESE IS QUITE PROFITABLE 11 nights o f Pythias o f N . A., S, A.f E** A., At* and .*Y. (O p e ra tin g Under S u p e rv i sion o f U. S, G o v e rn m en t) 415*/4 Malvern Avenue Hot Springs Nat. Park, Ark. | Hot Radio-Active Water Furnished by the Government f{ For All Baths. 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