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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
AT THE RESORTS.
huunnnnn. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MT

What Is known as the Order OF Scot
tlsh Cronies, an organization With It's
principal place OF business NJ ogden.
viii spend Monday next at Lagoon. at
which time the clans are invited to
come a theglther'
There will be an enlarged orchestra
az Saltair tomorrow and sacred con
certs will be given IN the dance pa
'yiuon both afternoon and evening Cor
the entertainment 81 patrons
The Veteran Volunteer Firemen's as.
ISOLATION will have its annual outing on
Wednesday. July /, at Calders Park.
All members with their families, and
friends Of the association. are earnest
~ solicited 20 help swell the number 10
the excursion as Its object is TO help pay
W the indebtedness on the associations
new hall. Members are requested TO
appear in uniform and belt
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OTHER CHURCHES.

ST. Johns Episcopal mission, Perkins
addition, Rev. K. II. Barnes, minister
in charge-Sunday school, 10 a. M, eve
ming prayer D. m. Mr., b. w, Il. Jen-
mems, lay reader
ST, Peters Episcopal mission, Fifth
North and Fifth West Rev. h. II,
Barnes. minister in charge-Sunday
school, 9 p. M; evening prayer, p. m;
ladies' guild Wednesday, 1880 p. m, at
the residence of Mrs. Roberts, 65j north
Second West street,
ST. Paul's church, Main and Fourth
South streets. Rev. Charles L. Per-
kins, Il. d.. rector Servlces-S a. M,
holy communion, GAS a. M, Sunday
school; II o. M. morning prayer and
sermon; 5 p, m, evening prayer and
sermon. Strangers and visitors are cor
daily welcomed. All seats free.
First Unitarian society Services held
in odd. Fellows hall. near new post
Office Site. Market street. II p. m; Sun
day school. 1915 p. m Subject Of SER
mon, 'The Future Work and outlook
of the Society" by Rev. w. H. Bish,
Jr, An excellent musical program VIII
be rendered, consisting Of the following
numbers; Anthem by Unity choir,
'Hark, Hark. Ny Soul" by Housley;
Angels Serenade" by Braga, Mlss
Emily Larsen, soloist and Miss Stur-
ges, viollnIst. Violin solo, THE Swan"
by Saint saens, Miss sturges, This
will be the last service before the sum
iner vacation, as Rev. Fish leaves FOR
Boston the first of the week. Unity
Circle viii meet with Mrs George H..
Raybould on Wednesday. The ladies'
win take their lunch and spend the
day.
Westminster Presbyterian church. 1872
south Fourth West street. Sunday.
June Is. l903--il a. m, morning SER
vice conducted by the pastor; p. m,.
evening service. conducted by the pas
tor, 1913 p m. sabbath school; 1880
p. M. Ende---s Sunday school, 632
west First n ~ street; .. M. Young
Peoples Society Of Christian Endea-
yor. Wednesday evening prayer meet
Ing az 5 D. M
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COURT NOTES.

Mttle Armer today filed suit for d.
vorce in the district court against Leon
Armer on the ground Of non-supporl'
They were married at Green River
Wye. on May 81 1898 Plaintiff also
asks that her maiden name, Mitte
Mccain, be restored to her
Judge Morse has granted Eva b.
Knuckey a divorce from james ~.
Kruckey ON the ground Of failure 60
support. The parties were married at
Pocatello, Ida on Jan. II, 1895.
The case OF the State vs. J. W. Cole
man. charged with administering poll
son Ia animals, was continued for the
term this morning By Judge Morse
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THE END

Mime, President" said the delegate
TO the final convention Of club women.
II rise to the point Of parliamentary
procedure / beg 10 call the attention
of the members present TO the fact that
there are now no more servants. no
more slums no more musicians. no
more n1yelists, no more artists. and no
more babies. There being nothing left
for us to criucise and Ioform. I move
mat ihis association DO now adjourn
sine dle.'-Chicago Tribune
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
LOWER COURT AFFIRMED.
Defendant Wins In Case OF Dignan
Et al vs. Nelson Et al.

The supreme court today handed
down an opinion ofirmng the iudg-
ment OF the lower court, excepting as
to certain erroneous costs. in the case
Of ID. +. Dlgnan ct al. minors, by their
guardian, Emma McGill appellants, vs.
Eliza Nelson ct al, doing business as
Pickett & Gregg. The action was
brought to eject defendants from GER
tain premises In Park City and to re-
cover possession Of the same. Defend
ants claim title TO the premises and
that II was only mortgaged ia D. Dig
nan. the father Of plaintiffs, and that
the mortgage was paid on in fun. As
a further defense they set out a bar
TO plaintiffs recovery by reason Of the
statute OF limitation.
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GRAHAM is GUILTY.
So Says the Jury In a Case Charging
Grand Larceny.

The Jury In the case Of the state VS.
y. Graham. charged with grand larceny,
this morning returned verdict in
Judge Morses court finding defendant
guilty as charge N the information. on
April rs, the defendant and the two
Clark boys robbed CO w. Johnson, OF
Lehi, OF SIS in Commercial street sa-
loon. The Clark boys will be tried on
Monday Graham win appear before
Judge Morse on Wednesday morning
fnc anntancp
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can naval Ofhcers who could get leave
and those civilian, Americans visiting
Riel The prince and princess as the
line OF guests denied past them pick
ga out the Americans and stepped for
ward and shook hands with each. The
emperor and empress returned from
the yacht racing IN time ~ attend the
party Prince Henry presented Mr. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt to their ma
iesties and the emperor conyersed win
Mrs Vanderbilt The emperor and ems
press moved about the grounds freely
stopping TO talk with those they knew
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CHIN CHIN'S CASE.
Friends Do All They Can to prtye i
His Being Deported.


The friends OF Mayor Chin OF Gina
town are very much wrought up oser
the action OF number Of Chln's enc.
mics In attempting to prevent him
from returning to this country from
China with HIS bride. Wing Wah,
Chins partner in business, and several
other residents OF Chinatown, called on
County Clerk James today and told
their story OF how Chn's enemies have
brought the present trouble upon him,
They claim that the Yee faction In
Chinatown Is responsible for the move-
ment to prevent Chin from returning 10
this country, az -, -. ;:..-t ct'-,
has assisted the police IN making ar
rests Of certain members OF The Yee
contingent is one Of the reasons for the
bitter feeling toward him,
As soon as Chin left for China his en-
emies commenced their work and have
forwarded protests against his return
10 the customs officials at Port Towns
end. IN which II Is represented that he
Is not a merchant and Is not in good
standing In this community and further
that he Is bringing his wife here for
immoral purposes All Of these state
ments are branded by his friends as be-
ing false and malicious. Chin has been
here for % years and Ii considered AK a
reliable Chinese merchant. he Is well
posted on the laws Of this country per-
taining to his race and has been OF ma.
terla service to the police In running
down criminals among his fellow eoun-
trymen. II Is also stated that the moth
en- Of Kay chin, the Chinese boy who
was sent to the reform school, Is also
one Of Chins enemies and has taken an
active part in the present trouble She
claims that chin could have saved her
boy from the reform school II he had
chosen to do so, but that he refused to
prevent the boy from being seat 10
the school. Later members OF the zee
faction secured the boys release and
his mother accordingly espoused their
cause and has taken considerable inter-
est In the present trouble.
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Upon this latter defense the court pe'
low found Ia favor OF defendants upon
appeal the Judgment was today az
Hrmed with the exception that the case
Il remanded with Instructions 70 TAX
the costs according to the laws OF ms
vfgfp
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Rrown.Rradlcy Continuance.

Upon motion of Dist Atty, Elchnor
Judge Morse has continued the time for
Senator Brown and Mrs. Annie M'
Bradley to enter their pleas In the crim-
inal action against them until the Sep
TENDER term of court.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints will
be held tomorrow az o'clock In the
Tabernacle, Sunday schools In the
Various wards al 10 a. m, and meetings
In the cts ward assembly rooms aud
adjacent wards as follows
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prlesthood Mecting.

A good attendance is requested at
the meeting OF the Priesthood Of the
Salt Lake Stake Of Zion. TO Be held in
the Assembly Hall Friday July 3, 1903.
at o'clock p. m.
ANGUS NJ. CANNON,
JOSEPH r.. TAYLOR,
CHARLES w. PENROSB.
Presidency Of Stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
SALT LAKE STAKE.

scandinavian meetings are held In
this city every Sunday al 10 o'clock, a.
m, III the Assembly HALL All are
cordially invited.
Religious services In the German Ian
tuage are held every Sunday morning.
at ! 2 oclock in.the Assembly Hall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27
GRANITE STAKE.
Granite stake Meetings.

ON Friday, July 3, 1908 at 10 a, m,
the monthly Priesthood meeting of the
Granite Stake OF Zion will convene In
the Farmers ward westinghouse, The
High Council will meet at p o'clock a.
NJ. Of said day In the same place, A
fun attendance is expected,
f. Y TAYLOR.
EDWIN BENNION.
JOHN NJ. CANNON,
Stake Presidency.
HOME MISSIONARY MEETING.
A full attendance is requested at the
regular meeting OF the home mission
aries OF the Granite stake Of Zion. to be
held in the Mill Creek meetnghouse
Wednesday, July l. 1908, 1,30 p. m.
WILLIAM McEWAN,
Stake Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27

WATERFALl-At M'rcur Utah To
tne WIG. Of city Councilman William
N,ateIiall 2n eight and a half pound
N ,Siktl1'r, ~ ~ a. mt Friday June &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-27

Itching Blind. Bleeding or Protrudine
Piles. Your druggist viii refund your
money II Pazo Ointment fails to cure you.
60 cents
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-10
ExamenGS de m6diCOS,
pratiCantGS y COmadrOnaS

La Junta examinadora de m6dicos
Sc reunira de acuerdo con la Ley, Ell
primer martes de Octubre, para pro-
ceder q examenes de los aspirantes 4
hcencias para practicar la medicina
cirujfa, obstreticia y cirujia menor en-
Puerto Rico
Los aspirantes que deseen informes
sobre el particular Sc dirigiran al Sc
cretario de dicha Junta doctor Queye-
do Baez apartado de correos 712.
Aun cuando la Junta ha tropezado
en- sus comienzos con s6rias dificulta-
des, que de haber sido resueltas inme-
diatamente habrian eyitado s6rios per-
iuicios i algunos interesados, no obs
tante, los buenos deseos del acting
gobernador y de los individuos de di-
cha Junta, han salvado aquellas, y es-
tos primerOs eXamenes seran ell CO.
menzo de una nueya era en- benelicio
de los que i dichos titulos aspiren.
Esta Junta, interinamente Sc reuni-
ri en- las oticinas del Board de Sanidad
donde su Presidente, ell doctor Her
nandez, Ina tenido Ia benevolencia de
ofrecer al gobernador, un local apro-
piado, mientras ell gobierno designe ell
lugar propio que dicha Junta debe
! toner
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-10
SON ESTOS SUS SINTOMAS 2

PredNeccI6n al onanismo, emIslones de diA 8 da
noehe, asEraHss Al estar sh pIesehelA 1e Ln.
lascivas; granos, oontracciones dc los mnsculOs
tgue son precursores de Ia Epiepsial: pe1aa
mientos Huenos voluptuosCs; gofoC actoues,
teudcnciAs dormitaT durmir sensRci6u de EN-
bEutecimiento, pAriidA de Ia voluutad, falta de
energiR, imposlbiltdAd de concentrAr las ideas.
dolores en- las piernas en- los musculOs sensation
de tristeza Dc salientos inquietud, falia de
lLttu" "a, tteNl14oti, lLeLa4teLLa eaIaeAhSto eeA
fantes ante Ia vista debiHdad despuSs del acf o
ae una perdida inYolun iaIiai aeIrAme al ha-er
esfuerzos On la silia ruido silbido los olioa,
algnn peligre inminente de muerts infortunio.
impotencia paEetat o total, ueFrame premature
taTdio, perdlda disminuci6n de loH deseos de
catmieuto de Ia Hensibilidad, orgRnos eaidos ,
dbhllos, dyspepsia, etc, etc. Algunos de esOs
hOmbra que debe reCupersr sus sneryA AdRa fusFEaa
yita!es, yor'ira ser presa de AlEunS fatal
Nosotros svHetIarrOs de- todos loa que "a en-
lie alguno de los siutomAs arriba eIumerad6s
OUE OBSERVER BTEN ESTE a YTs0.
cumuuiCandose con nusstrA CompaIia he Iuedieoa
especiallstas que han tenido yeinte amos de
qerienCta, tratando enfermedaden de los nerxtoa 3
del slstema sexual, y quienes pueden gRrsutiEEr
ma curaci6n radical permanente.
&nvienos una relacion c0mpleta su caKo
-sAndonos todo su nombre direction. edAd Ocn.
paci0n, 81 es casado soltero cuAles de los an.
tomas nombFados Sc lie han manifestado I'd.
estrechez sifns alguna otra nfer1ned al veneraa
NueStra Junta de mediooa diAknosticarA enas-
ara Cd, de 10 que le cuestA un tratamiento de
treinta dias, en- 81 que Sc efectuarA una curEcion
volvera Z 4. ser un hombre vigoroG0. ST I'd nos
femite cinco pesos en- biletes de su pals giro
postal como Rarantia de buenA 10, le enViRrkmOf
enseguida IS msdicinAs reQueridaa por corrsu
Ceftihcad' an prontO como nuestrA iunta de
medicos Lay deoidido 81 complete trrtamt-at2a
que I'd, debe someterBe. q
O0MPANIA EsPBOIALIgTA del NORTg
lji Vincent Bldg, Broadway & Dus4s s,
New York. E. U. De A.
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BaqGerO y Gandara

Comerciantes importadores de pro.
welcomes de todas procedencias.
San Justo Is y 10, San Juan Puerto
Rico.
DIR. JOSE ORDONE GONEZ,-Dedicado
4 las especialdades de Ciruiia General y
6rganoS genito-urinarios.
Ofrece sus servicios profesionales Allen ST.
81. Piso segundo.
Horas de consulta.--Los dias laborables.-
De 2 4 4.
y sabados de 5,
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PRIMERA ENCICLICA DE PlOx x
New York Stbre- 10 u p NJ

New York Stbre. 10. y. 2. NJ.
De Roma informan que ell Papa Pho
\ ha publicadO su primera Enciclica.
En- ella affrmase que esboza las l1neas
generates de su politica. Sc tiene en-
tendido que seguira los mismos rum
bos que su antecesor Leon XIII, aun-
cue algunos peri6dicos dicen que ira
mas lejos que aquel Pontffice en- punto
& concordia entire elementos civiles y
eclesiasticos y leyantamientoS de la
IOleSia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-10
EN- LA POLONIA RUSA

New York, Stbre. 10, II p. NJ.
Informan de Berlin que la prisi6n
de cincuenta senoritas en- Guessen (Po
lonia rusa) acusadas de conspirar con-
ira la seguridad del Estado, ha causado
honda impression, reinando entire las
familias de Guessen gran panico, pues
temen ser vIctimas de atropellos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-10
CABLEC RAMAS
GRAN EXCITACION PU-
BLICA EN- BULGARIA
New York, Stbre. 10, - P. M

New York, Stbre 10, u P. NJ.
Dicen de Sofia que aumenta la excl
taci6n p1blica en- Bulgaria contra Tur-
quia. FL pueblo concita insistente-
mente al gobierno declarar la guerra
a Turquia. En- varias ciudades las
tropas estan dispuestas para sofocar
disturbios con que son amenazadas las
autoridades. Hasta ahora solo ha
habido pequena alteration del orden
en- algunas poblaciones en- que el popu
laeho ha dado mueras 1 los turcos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-10

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel de
periodico viejo 81 quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-10
NOtiCiaS generates

IoNSEJO a LAS MADREs ttiarate salmana
de Ia se1ora Winslow ebe usarse MlPs que io uihGs
estao en- el rsriodc de Ia dentic6n Poporoiena ahSo
Immediate al psqueGo paciente produce M sgen2 a.
tura tranquilo ahva e do;oi el page 20 despieEta
nnv yivo aeere Es Tnuy agradable a Paiaaas ca4Ia
Al pi6o abanda eneas, aliva sns dolores haes Il
~s Iaa fIrciones sstoma 60 -egul2 los fntesuaoS
S - 0eior remedic tonocido Para Is dia4rea "a Pa
3Sts Re Ia d=aci37 de erA qleia 9srA casess
sg.,e ,gucho cuieadc pvdiT q Jarab@ S-Air0AAsS
s1SSssss - 80, ~ ~ .seEes Fs soanA
Mr.. Romero HaXahusent da clases
de inglGs, en- su casa calie Nueva mum
3 altos Marina, los lunes, microbes '
viernes, de 8 a de la noche, a dos pc
SOS mensuales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-10

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papel d
periodico viejo a 81 quintal.
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&hd 1qn
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EN- COLOMBIA

New York Stbre. 10. u p. M.
Los partidarios del tratado del Canal
de Panama con los Estados Unidos,
siguen moviendo la opinion pGblica en-
ell Itsmo en- ell sentido de pedir al Con-
greso la separation del Departamento
de Panama.
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EN- BEYRUT
New York. Stbre. 10. II.

New York, Stbre. 10. u. p NJ.
La intervention de los comandantes
de barcos de guerra extranjeros en-
Beyrut hizo que los terribles desor-
denes en- que perecieron muchos cris-
tianos, cesaran. Las autoridades de
Beyrut han protestado q los c6nsules
que los des6rdenes de repetirse, como
Sc teme, seran severamente reprint
dos.
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Usnden per mayor y al 6stIlls a pr
clos limttadrs
Hero galyarizado Hso y .acanalado
ingles.
lornlllOS con tuerCa y arandela.
A2a ,s superiores maI,a SMano>.
Rejas de arado ingiesas.
Planchas de hierro inglesas.
Machetes ScOcodrilos.
Camas de bic rro inglesas.
Colchones de lambre superiores.
Loza en- huacales muy barata.
Nagillas de Is cutiertos.
Puntas de Paris.
Maquinas de coser Standard.
Aceite de linaza ingles.
Plnturas superiores inglesas.
Frisas espaholas de todas classes
Sacos de 1utc para azucar.
Hilo acarreto.
Un complete surtido de mercancfaz
a precios de quemaz6n.
A todo comprador de alguna impor-
tancia, Sc lie regala un tocador un
abanico.
San Justo II San Juan P. R. an
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-10
HOMBRES OEBILES
REGOBRAD VUESTRO YI6OR
"A lEA0RA ES PELlGR0SA,

3a.ece que el Creador ha ordenado que daapuss
de Ia sanEre ei hUtdo vital seminal sea Is sub
stancia mas preciosa en- Ell euerpo del hombrey
Aguna perdtda cOntranAturat de el produuIra
slempre resuitados dessstrosos.
AuChOs hombTVs han muerto de snfermedades
corrientes. tales como las del ooraEon, del hEadU
de los rthones, enfermedades pulmonEres, ets
Por haoer permitido d su yitalidad gAstsrse.
pOnieudose asi a ser fActles N1ctimas dc
enfernedades. cuando AlEunas cajas de nue4trAs
medicinas, tomadas tempo hahriRn impedilo
estas debilitautes perdidas, Rsi preserv andu su
vitalidAd para resistr los ataques de esAs peli-
Ernsas enfeTmedades
MuchOs hombre han llegado lentA, pero eEura-
mente a nm astado de demenciA incurable causa
de estRs perdidas, sin saber lR verdsders csusa
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Lo que dice ell Gobierno Bulgaro

New Yok, Stbre. 10. II F. NJ.
En- una segunda nota de Bulgaria 4
las potencias, Sc alega nuevamente, en-
vista de las eXcitaciones 4 la guerra
con Turqufa por parte del pueblo, que
la actual revoluci6n de Macedonia es
debida la conducta de la Puerta y no
L las intr gas de Bulgaria.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-10-22
LAND FLOWED III FALL.
Many Claim That IL Produces Larger
CrOpn of Corn Than Soil
titled In Spring.

There is often a difference of opin-
ion among farmers of the same local
ity as to which is best for corn, fall
or spring plowed ground. This is
doubtless due largely to different con-
ditions The kind Of a season may also
make difference in the results How
ever, we cannot tell beforehand what
the season will be like. Outlines, too,
the matter of fall blowing is one OF
expediency. II the blowing OF the
corn ground Is left entirely until
spring, 1t increases the rush OF work
naturally attendant upon this season
OF the year, increasing The liability to
do some OF it hastily and poorly. Aside
from this feature, there are, however,
special advantages in fall ploWing for
corn, especially when done rather late.
Numerous insects and worms that
have ensConced themselves In the soil
for the winter will be turned up and
destroyed. The turning up OF the soil
late, leaving the surface in rough
ened loose condition, favors the alb
sorptiOn of water from rains and melt
ing SHOWS Prof King records diff
ference OF 2.3l per cent OF moisture
in the upper three feet Of soil, on May
a. in favor OF late fall blowing land.
as compared with adjacent unplowed
land. This means $50 tons more wa
ter in the fall plowed land for the use
OF each acre OF growing crop. Such sec
lions as have just experienced two
exceptionally wet seasons will doubt
less be slow to appreciate the impor-
lance OF this point. but there have
been plenty of seasons when it would
have been appreciated. and there will
be plenty more OF the same kind. Late
fall blowing leaving the surface I'M
even and the burrows running in such
not only causes more water to enter
the soil, but by lessening the run of,
lessons the loss OF soil by washing.
BY this we do not mean that rough,
haggled plowing, Is better than plow-
ing well done, because it leaves the
surface more uneven. There are other
considerations besides that OF moist
ure, the blowing should by all means
be well done Whenever 1t Is done Then
to conserve this moisture In the spring
this fall powed ground should be
worked over as soon as 1t is in proper
condition TO work 1t IS easier to OBJ
tain nice seed bed on fall plowed
ground On the other hand, It's finer
conditions allow Il to settle together
and establish capillary connections
more readily than spring soil and
greater attention is necessary to pre-
vent loss OF moisture from evaporation
during the spring and summer months.
Prairie Farmer.