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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
WON ON FOUL

The Fall Mountain A. G put on two
bouts Al Bellows Falls. Vt. last night.
The preliminary brought Kid Sheehan
~ Chelsea and Young Fitzgerald ~
Boston together The fight was dandy
while Il lasted sheehan scored clean
Knockout I'm the fourth. Fitzgerald.
though outweighed. put mp a game attle
and Sheehan had nothing on him until
the third. when his greater strength
began 10 tell
Blink McCloskev and Harry Edes met
In the main go. and II looked like easy
pickings for Blink I'm the early part OF
the fight Blink blocked all Edels' leads
and landed AT will
Beginning with the eighth round. Blink
began 10 look all in though he hadn't
received enough punishment 70 cause him
distress. Edes was green. but game and
kert after Blink all the time.
In the llth Blink. 10 save himself from
the small end ~ decision or n knock
out, deliberately founed Harry twice and
Referee Brady Of Claremont gave Edels
the decision.
McCloskey looked 10 be away out Of
condition and Edels must have had at
least 10 pounds weight on him
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
BEDOUIN the WINNER

There was q good crowd yesterday AT
Saratoga. attracted by tho running Of
the Huron handicap. The track was fast.
Flip Flap was much the best In the
hrst race She got of absolutely last
hut ran into the lead IN the frst quar-
tor. Connover and Pious had the lump
almost 10 themselves ali the way. the
former winning
pisobedient and Sunclov were served
up as very hot things IN the third race.
but second place vas good enough for
tho first named. Optician heating him
Pedouin fulhlled the confidence ~ his
followers hv winning the Huron handi-
cap very cleverly from Merry lark and
Paju,tree Pedouin held ommanding
lead from tho beginning and was In hand
at the close. So Rellane was never dan
gerous Neither were the others in the
race
There was very interesting hnlsh he
tween four horses for second place In
the nth event Memories was tho best
Of the lot and won handily. but there
was storm of horses fghting for sec
ond honors. and Str Ralph got the YER
dict Humo being given third, beating 81
valentine about an inch for the honor
Fillmore. backed from Is 10 10 AZ 10 l,
won the sixth race.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
AMATEUR LEAGUE

At meeting of the Rhode Island ANA .
teur league, held at headquarters on Val
ley street, the question of outsiders was
discussed and II was decided that the
manager of each team should announce
the names Of his playing organization.
Last night the league had meeting and
the makeup OF the various teams was
given n follows.
Riverpoint Riley. Carley. Psndergast,
Smith. McGill Canavan. Barlow, Moran.
Dooley. Foley. Catterson, Conley. Bates.
Ford and Reddy.
Crowns \ HAnley. Higgins. Hartnett,
Glavm. Cronin. Carter Boyle, Weeks,
Miller. McCarty. Chase, Mcpherson. Nc
Cough. Lundin and Smith.
Pontiacs- Fahlman. Soloman, Ander-
son, German. Riley BOYLE swanson. Mur-
ray. Hackney. Spotwood Sheppie, John
son. Brown. Johnson and Olson.
Deweys- Dumphouse. Lovett Bucanan.
n Brown. Riley Ellis. whiteside ONeil,
J. Brown. Farrell. Madden. Wells, Ting
10y and Walton.
Troys -Galligan. Clifford Rhody Dela
hanty. Goodwin Matthews. Gallager,
Bradshaw, Tyre. Mowry. Kilay, Falvey,
McSherry. Wallace and Rogers.
Regents Lyons. Sslve, sullivan. Hemp
hill. Rudlong Rivard Friar. Hughes.
Coughlin. Graham, Ramford. Linsay.
Keough Carroll and Weeks
Manton-D Evans. r. Evans. W.
Evans ] Reilly Mccarthy, FTury, Col
lns. Fleming Davis. Salisbury. McCor-
mick. Bullock Pagan, Colwell and Rock.
Flmwood- Prior. May. J. Lewis W.
Lewis. Gorton, Bavanaugh, seahury.
Barker. Jones. Hutchinson Derahan,
Flynn. johnson and Murphy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
Bargain Sale Of SHOES
JOHN THE SHOEMAN'S

the first and second heats by bad breaks
In the homestretch. Tivertons fast win
ming heat. however, was better than
Sweet Marie's
IN the first heat Tiverton got away In
the lead, Sweet Marie drawing the out
side position. Tiverton was still in the
lead Al the three-quarters when McDon-
aid commenced TO make his drive with
Sweet Marie The California trotter came
through the stretch with burst Of speed
and had reached Tiverton's wheel when
she went To had break losing all
chances for the heat
Tiverton made a break Just after get
ting the word for the second heat. but il
was n handy one and Howell soon had
the son OF Galileo Rex back To his stride.
George G. took the pole and the New
York trotter Was second at the quarter.
with Sweet Marie I'm third position. trot-
ting easy Howell commenced 10 urge Tiv-
erton at the three quarters and soon
passed George @ When Mcdonald called
on Sweet Marie for the drive home the
mare made another break. She settled
quickly and was moving swiftly through
the stretch, gaining gound with every
stride. when she went off from her feet
again at the short distance. Tiverton
again Jogging under the wire a winner.
In the third heat Tiverton maintained
the lead TO the head OF the stretch, where
Mcdonald began 10 make his drive for the
wire. The California troQer here display
Cd What she is capable OF when on her
good behavior Several lengths 10 the bad
~ the head OF the stretch. she troited
sure and steady. and 80 yards from home
was on even terms with Tiverton Roth
drivers took 10 the whip. but Sweet Marie
seemed 10 have the most speed. winning
by a head Sweet Marie was a big ia
vorite In the pool being 10 l over the
field after losing the first heat.
Kruger walked of with the 2:l4 pace IN
straight heats Maud Keswick had no
trouble in reeling of the 21s pace IN
straight heats Thorne BOY. the winner ~
tho 2:15 trot. was a big surprise not hav-
ing been considered a : a contender.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
BURNHkM WRONG

Manager Walter Burnham claims that
the Nrwarks placed q double header to
tle,f credit yesterday by forfeiture. the
Providence club failing 20 show mp He
saws two games had been extensively ad-
Nprtiscd. tho local management claiming
the right ruocr the rules TO make the
Providence remain an town and play 80
long as they were not regularly scheduled
FOR any other city and so long a. u did
not interfere with the visiting club maxi
ing connections for its. next regularly
scheduled game. which was az Providence
tFridlyD
Instead ~ remaining. the Providence
team went home Wednesday night to play
off q postponed game with Jersey city.
arks took tho held. and Umpire Bradley
declared both games forfeited ~ Newark
hv scores - 20 rh~ necessary time
hsd elapsed between the two ssmss DO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
AUTO RAN INTO CAR
Mr.. C. Y. Fletcher Received Shase-up and
RgnahcutS WhesIs Ware Smashed.

Swinging out of tho silver Spring en-
trance last night IN his automobile. Mr.
G. H. Fletcher and chaffeur received a
hlg shake-up by collision with south
bound Crescent Park car, which was pass
ing
The occupants Of the auto we're stoop-
ing over TO soc 81 anything was wrong
with tho machine and did not notice the
car until too late 10 clear n. the machine
striking the rear or the car with a
glancing blow. smashing the wheels and
splitting a hand rail on the car.
The auto was a covered ruuabout and
tho ton and side were smashed in.
The car vas IN charge ~ Motorman
Horace Peckham and Conductor George
l. Bshbitt The former stated that he
rang his gong and applied tho brakes
when the danger of collision appeared.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
GOLF AT CHICAGO

With the national golf championship
narrowed 10 the third match round. which
was played this morning. only eight
players today survived the first and sec
ond rounds Of match play A IS holes. The
survivors are w G. Fownes Pittshurg /,
W. J Travis, Garden city. u. f. Sawyer.
Wheaton. A. l.. White Boston; National
Runner-up Fred Herreshoff. Ekwanok
National Champion ~ c. Egan. EXmoor;
+. VI Byers, Pittsburg aud Harold Webb,
Toledo
A feature OF the morning play was the
summary:
FIRST ROUND. MATCH PLAY.
Percy Pyne, "a. Princeton, defeated A.
G. Perry. Windsor. up to play
W. G. Zones. Pittsburg. defeated r. h.
Martin. Jackson Park up. 10 play
F. T. Fredericks. OH city, defeated n.
G. Fownes Jr. Pittsburg. up. to play.
W j. Travis, Garden city, defeated IT,
wilder Elmhurst. up, 5 20 play.
n. r. Sawyer. Wheaton. defeated g J.
Cook. Philadelphia. : up to play.
r r. Martin. Hamilton. ont, defeated
G. s Lyon. Toronto. ! up
A l.. White Ekwanok. defeated A. 3.
Lambert. 81 Louis. up to play.
r d Bokum. Glenview, defeated c. r.
Smoot Fxmoor. up, TO play.
O. w. Potter, Jr.. Midlothian. defeated
4
Fred Herreshoff Ekwanok. defeated
Ardo Mitchell Rock Island, up, ? TO
play.
simon Carr. Ailsdelphia, defeated w.
T. Howland. Jr.. Skokie. up, 10 play.
H. G. Egan. Exmoor. defeated j. II.
Travers. Nassau. 6 up, 10 play.
Hugh Campbell Wheaton, defeated H.
j Tweedie. Belmont. up.
II T. Bend. Minneapolis, defeated L.
+ Hunter. Midlothian. 2 up. TO play.
Harold Weber, Toledo defeated w. h.
Wood, Homewood. | mp in 20 holes.
SECOND ROUND.
". c. Fownes defeated Percy Pyne. ID
4 up, TO play.
". ]. Travis defeated u. T. Freder-
icks up. i TO play
u. T. Sawyer defeated F. r. Martin 4
up. 3 20 play.
A. l.. White defeated r y. Bokum. Jr"
3 up, 10 play.
F. Herreshoff defeated o. ~ Potter.
Jr. up 10 play.
II. G. Egan defeated s. Carr 3 UP and ?
to play.
T. NJ. Byers defeated Hugh Campbell
8 up and to play.
Harold Weber defeated Harold Bend l
up In 70 holes.
Pairings for tomorrow. third round:
Fownes against Travis, Sawyer against
White, Herreshoff against Egan, Byers
against Weber.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
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SWEET MARIE BEATEN

The two sensational trotters. Tiverton
% .0itsl and Sweet Marie t2Ns4). met for
the third time this season In the free-for-
all trot at the Buffalo grand circuit
races az Kenilworth yesterday afternoon.
Tivcrton being victorious by winning the
first and second heats. the third and last
heat going 10 Sweet Marie. This makes
two victories ont 81 three races for Tivcr.
ton. but does not in tho minds ~ horse
mon settle tho question " supremacy.
Nesterdays victory was hollow one
for Tivertou tho race being unsatisfac-
tory from every standpoint
Fxeep, IN tho third heat. which shs
won. sweet Marie acted badly, losing both
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
LONGWOOD TENNIS

Nineteen matches AT the Longwood
Cricket clubs tennis tournament yester-
day brought the singles mp 10 the SENT
finals and the Eastern doubles champion
ship within three matches OF the same
stage
Tomorrow Clarence Hobert will meet F.
w Leonard and +. r. Alexander will
play his old partner I'm doubles. r. -.
Little and the winners WIN meet In tho
finals on Saturday. Alexander is the fa-
vorite tonight for the chance OF meeting
former National Champion Larned for the
Longwood cup on Monday.
While the days play brought out the
best tennis OF the week. the feature was
IN dropping from the tournament of X X.
Behr. the Yale champion and winner Of
both events at Nahant la week. Behr
and his Harvard partner. Suloway. were
decisively defeated in doubles in the
morning by II J. Holt and F. r. Dew
hurst. and In the afternoon the Yale ex-
pert. Handicapped somewhat by n bad
foot. was put ont Of the singles event by
r. n. Little in three sets TO one.
The first pair 10 reach the semi-final
stage I'm the doubles event was q. l..
Wrenn and r Fincke. who won two
matches today with the utmost ease and
are favorites for the Eastern champion
ship. Robert Leroy Of New York. after
putting out n. c. Seaver. the Massachu-
setts state champion. In the long unfin-
ished match which came over from yes
terday. defaulted on the next round TO
Clarence Hobart, preferring TO show his
ability with his partner, Little, In the
doubles event. The pair WHY meet Alexan-
der and Hackett tomorrow morning
While the day was bright and sunny.
the air was heavy with moisture and the
players suffered intensely summary:
SINGLES FOURTH ROUND.
n 4 80 II - . q n
n-l3. SO So
f w Leonard defeated X. Horton. s-e
So. SIS s-s
SINGLES. FIFTH ROUND
c. Hobart defeated r. Leroy by default
r. w Leonard defeated H. Mollen-
hauer. 6-3. So Ga
r. n Little defeated X r. Behr, 6-2
So. ST. go
EASTERN DOUBLES. SECOND ROUND
G. Hobart and W G.. Grant defeated G.
S. Keyes and w. l.. q Brieu, As, So. 6-S.
60
F. r. Alexander and II, II Hackett de-
feated ~ Molenhauer and F. G. Ander-
son. 60 60 60
X. Horton and A Goldman defeated H.
r Montgomery and y. NJ Edwards. 3-6,
so 6-l. 81. ga
DOUBLES. THIRD ROUND.
Horton and Goldman defeated President
Earring and II, l.. Schuyler So. 60. 81
W. s Fitz and r. +. Merrill defeated H.
Torrence. Jr., and D. f. Roberts 6-2. GA
rs
r n Little and r Leroy defeated O.
A and r r. V. Lyon, SO, 6-A. 6-i ga.
w. G Grant and G. Hobart defeated l..
J Grant and l.. p. curtis by default
r. G. Seaver and W T.. Putnam defeat
Cd ~ Register and W r. Johnson, 81
6-3 6-l
DOURLES. FOJ RTH ROUND
G l.. Wrenn and r. Fincke defeated
Seaver and Putnam 6-l 6-t 81.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
POLO PLAYERS INJURED

Two players were injured ono ~ them
seriously. at the polo match at the Point
judith Country club Yesterday afternoon.
J. l. Blair of New York. the back of
'he second team of the Country club ~
Westchcstcr. was thrown from his pony
and as he iay on tho ground Tho animal
rolled over him Mr Blair was picked
np in an unconscious condition and taken
10 the clubhouse. where he revived In
q bout an hour
Several physicians were hastily sum.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
Steamer Plymouth Orchestra
First-CIass Dining Room
Lunch Counter and Cafe Service
Tickets Only $1.00

VIII be on sale a Wndsors Ticket
Office. corner Weybosset and Custom
House streets from Wednesday, August
9th until SATURDAY. August 18th. No
tickets will he sold at the wharf on the
previously reached. Purchase in advance
and avoid possible disappointment. Sale
will positively be limited
THE NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATION
COMPANY
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
CANES TO-DAY
new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

At Concord ?, FAN River O.
Forfeited
At Nashua Havcrhiu :, Nashua 2
Al TGunton-Lynn H. Taunton T.
AT Lawrencc-New Bedford 4. Law.
renee o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

A. Norwich-Norwich E. Holyoke r
A. Moriden Rrideowator g. Meriden q
A. New London New London +. Hart
ford I. li innings
~ Springfield Sow Haven 3. Spring
field q
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
PROVIDENCE

Runs-Clemcnt ?. Cassidy Lindaman.4.
Conn., Two base hits -McAulev Dunn
Three base hit-McAuley Stolen bases
Clement. Cassidy 2 McAulev. Poland
Sacrifice Merritt. keister Rrodie
Double plays-Cassidy tunassistadl. Rock
60 Conn conn 10 Morgan First hasc og
talls-On Lindaman Q. ~ Putnam
Struck out-By Llndaman A. but Putt
mann s Balk called ON Lindaman Hit
by pitched ball-By Lindaman by Putt
man l. Wild pitch Putnam. Left m
hases-Jersey City Z. Providence s. Um-
pires-Egan and +. Moran Timc-2h 5m
Batted for Putnam In ninth inning
~Pattoe out for interference
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
STEAMER MARY

Will leave Crawford street wharf
PROVIDENCE for NEWPORT and
BLOCK ISLAND daily at 2:S0 r. NJ.
(Sundsys excepted
Returning leave BLOCK ISLAND for
NEWPORT and PROVIDENCE T:So
A NJ.
WILLIAM f. WHITE. General Manager
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
A AMERTCAN LEAGUE STANDING.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

A tumble by Hoffman proved a decisive
factor in yesterdays game and gave New
York = victory in a sharply contested en-
counter Both Mathewson and Ruelbach
pitched superbly. and both received the
most sensational backing, Attendance
l2Oo0 Score:
Innings .....,... 2 3 50
New York ...... O o o | o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
A. HASSELBAUM co.

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The following brands: Madeira. Ma.
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we give special attention 10 the bot
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Cleanliness is our motto. Export Lager,
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
DETROIT 81. ROsTON

Boston yesterday by a score OF 2 10 |,
Eoston taking the second 10 The
y isitorS base running and sacrifice hit
earlier contest Kitsons inability 10 put
the ball over the plate was the most i'm
portant factor In the second game. At
tendance Il 5q1 Scores:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
BOSTON :. PTTTsBURG 4.

Boston's errors yesterday at Pittsburg
were not disastrous and their hits were
productive. one Of Morans three triples
scoring three runs. Pttsburg's errors and
hits were just the reverse OF Boston. Mo-
rams batting was the only feature At
ten Aance 1900 Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
GAMES TO-DAY

Detroit at Boston
Chicago at New York.
St Louis at Washington
Cleveland at Philadelphia
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11

streak yesterday AZ New York.
taking advantage ~ New York's errors,
every one OF which cost q run. The
home team could not hit Smith. and the
game was very dun, Attendance 1870
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
ST. LOUIS ;. BROOKLYN 4

Brooklyn dropped yesterdays game 70
the Cardinals. TO 4 The visitors estab-
lished new record making 10 juicy err
rors. while two battery miscues shows tho
article OF ball Brooklyn is putting mp, At
tendance i1Oa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
ANOTHER OCEAN
EXCURSION
AROUND
BLOCK ISLAND
FROM PROVIDENCE
Sunday, Aug. 1905

Weather permitting. the splendid PROV
idencs Line steamer PLYMOUTH will on
SUNDAY August 18th. 1913. leave FOX
Point Wharf. Providence. at 10 a m. for
trip around Block Island. returning.
due Providence at a bout : p. IN.
Ntt-Gi,s nv TUE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
GAMES TODAY

New York at 81, Louis.
Boston az Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at PittshurF.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
TORONTO 5. BUFFALO ?.

Toronto defeated Buffalo by 10 ? yes
terdaN az Toronto. Eight of the twelve
hits made I'm the game were for extra
bases. Currie's batting was the feature
Attendance go Score.
Innings ..... 2 Q
Toronto ......... z o X
Ruraio -.-.-------- o / o o o ,
MONTREAL 2. ROCHESTER I.
II was a pitchers battle yesterday at
Montreal and Pappalua had q shade the
better of II Three hits in tho seventh
scored Montrears winning run Score
Innings ...... 3 6 Q
Montreal ...... o 0 q | x-2
Rochester ........l q "a o O.
GAMES TODAY.
Buffalo az Toronto
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
C'TNCINNATT pHU,ADFI,pH

The Reds punched their hits off Nichols
yesterday AZ Cincinnati and had no trou-
BILE winning the fourth consecutive game
from the Phillies. who could not bat Ew-
ings spit bail. Attendance 200 Score
Innings ......., > S
Cincinnati ........1 o 0 2 x
Philadelphia .... o o o o o
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-08-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES


The white sox broke The Hlghlanders'
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-01

getting some profit every year
Thew will make his average
profits much larger. They VIII
give him a wider outlook. They
will make farming more attract
i've. They. will reduce The
amount OF labor required for q
given amount OF profit. They
will make the farm a success.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-01
Seeds! Seeds!!

ileardl,NN and Bearded BARLEY; CT.
kN": Wheat. pa;s. Apricr. Okla. -.
,hltd bermuda Closcfs. Red ard
Crimson. iiurr Glover. Alfalfa. Hairy
.tnd Augusta Nei,h. Johnson G,rae>.
Ai>n Suai Ino>nla,lng bacteria. | .erc
pkg. si.so; , acre -, %; J acre 81, post
paid. lot Nc,chcS. Alfalfa. etc.
y L.. WILLET SEED CO, Iobhrr..
AUGUSTA. "a.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-01

The habits of a COW are
formed after the birth az her
first calf. She needs good care.
and should be disposed OF ii she
~ not yielding a good How Of
milk AT the close al her second
year.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-01

\ Virginia Experiment Sta
ton Bulletin recommends kcr,
oscnc emulsion ~ the III ,St cf.
fcc,ual rctccdy yet tried Tor the
horn fly.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-01

Intensive farming is the
profitable kind, taking pride IN
big yirlds and large net profits.
instead ot the number al acres
cultivated.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-01
RED POLLS

Choice reg sA,crcd huii ana hcltcr
calves. nt the be-, breed. for sale a;
reasonable prices. Sired by Sparatsr.
IT, H. No $50. weigh, .sso hn Dam al
beat all rurisaac Inca.
BArrrsv.iiiLt SroCk FAsM,
I. ] FaAhcr. Prop. Carthage. Tenn.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-01
man to use good breeders.


be given in various kinds Of live
stock; but it is presumed that
the foregoing Is sufficient TO o
vince anybody that scrub stock
is not the kind TO raise.
What is true OF live stock is
equally true OF poultry. The
various breeds in both lines have
been developed for a particular
purpose. Animals and poultry
as found in the natural state
we're not built especially Tor
making a good living Tor man.
II was ONLY when man applied
his intelligence and skill TO pro-
duce what he especially needed
that the desired breeds came
into being. Since they now OK.
ST. il il an easy matter tor n
man In select 4 breed suited Ia
his needs. and thereby benefit
by the good work of many gen
crations OF able breeders.
but il costs something To- sc.
cure good breeders" somebody
will say. True enough. Al,
,hings Of value cost something.
Otherwise. the lazy and shift
less would prosper ~ much a.
The energetic man OF in,clii.
gcncc. One does not have Ia
start at the top OF the ladder
when he wishes 10 climb: but be
can &c, there IL he will 40 up
round by round.
II was largely to aid those
who have more time aud energy
than money that the Gazette
made It's novel offer TO supply
good breeders TO those who CO.
operate with the paper. II robs
all OF the excuse tina, they can
not afford to make even n start
in raising good stock and poul.
try. For particulars, see the
last page.
There may be somc who think
tina, stock raising should bclcftto
those who are not doing general
farming. but who make a special
~ Of live stock. Such a view IL
very wrong. Poultry and live
stock can he raised nowhere
else 40 chcaply a on the general
farm. They improve the soil
fertility and turn To profit much
that would go tn waste without
their presence. Improving the
fertility OF the soil and making
money out OF waste products OF
the farm are enough Ia recon-
mend both poultry anu live
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1905-11-01

BY destroying fallen or dis
cascd fruit or feeding i; To hogs
will help 10 keep in check insect
pests aud diseases OF the trees.