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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-25
DEvEL 0PMENT OF IRON MINES
Colorado Fuel a Iron Go. Takes in
Lucky star Mine
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. cache Co.. Sept. est II.
Roberts has moved his store into the
building forNerly occupied by the
Union knitting mills. and h over
hauling and remodeling his old build
ing. The entire front viii be rebuilt
aud up-to-date plate glass windows put
in.
Prof. +. d. Ball and wife left Tor the
east on Friday. Mr.. Ball has been
granted leave Of absence Tor a year
and will take up post graduate
course Of study In entomology at the
Ohio State university,
Farmers are busy gathering IN the
alfalfa seed crop, II the weather re-
mains fine another week the greater
part OF this crop will be har-
vested The crop this season Is an
unusually large one, and dealers are
now trying ~ contract II at ten cents
Per pound. A great deal Of wheat is
moving out Of the valley al prices rang
Ing from A. 10 - cents per husheL
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Holt arc reioic-
ing over the arrival Of a fine son at
their home.
VIII Petty VIII leave FOR Chicago
Monday to resume his studies AZ the
Chicago college ~ dcntristy.
oscar p. Olofscn and Miss Anna
pcake we're married by Judge Smith
Friday.
Campbell & sons company has added
a millinery department 10 its store.
Mrs o. w. Benson. who recently re-
moved from Butte. Mont. to this city,
had the misfortune 10 have her house
hold goods burned IN the wreck al
High Bridge several days ago.
DEVELOPING IRON MINES
MIR. r. ~. Wilson, representing the
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co, has taken
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NEPHI.
NEW BANK ON THE TAPIs.
Instructors in Nephi, Advanced
SchoOls-l.argc Attendance.

Special Correspondence.
Nephi, Juab Co.. Sept. 2l.-There Is
considerable tank oC a new bank being
established az This place. but little OF
the details respecting the same are OBJ.
tainabe h, h. Booth. who. with other
prominent business men of this place. Is
promoting the movement upon being
approached concerning the enterprise
stated that they did not have anything
definite TO give out save that such "a
movement was on foot and that they
expected within the near future 10 have
something more certain and definite to
give for publication.
The list Of teachers for the Nephi
public schools is as follows. High
school. Fred W. Merrill agriculture,
Roy r Homer science and mathoma.
tics; Lalene Hendricks, domestic sci.
ence; Mark Robinson. music. r. 5.
Miner. manual training Louie r. Hom-
cr, sewing. Grades. Thomas ". Nick-
ers. eighth. Maude Belliston. AlouzO
Ingram. seventh; Harry Bigley, sixth:
Jane Mcpherson. nth. Emma Ander.
son and Bertha Mcpherson. fourth
Aqua Peterson and Alice Greenwood
third Clara Cole. second Eliza Sven
SOIL Mabel Warner and Pearl Ingram.
first
This corps OF teachers IL among the
best that Nephi has had for years.
Messis Robinson and Miner and Miss
Hendricks are exceptionally good ana
add much strength 10 the work The
attendance is the largest yet experi.
enced. the enrolment OF the high school
exceeds that Of any other previous year
-Four year courses are being given. spe-
dal attention being given 10 agriCul.
turc and domestic science. A new build.
ing fOI manual training and chemical
laboratory is being erected. The Nephi
people are justly proud OF their schools
4 shipment Of sheep Tor the Califor.
mia market passed through here the
first Of the week. The shipment being
made for the Cudahy Packing company
Of Los Angeles.
The Utah Arid Farming company. op.
Grating in Dog Valley west OF Nephi
has commenced it's threshing work. and
report a satisfactory yield with ex.
cepiionally good grain. The wheat D.
claimed is already sold at g. cent.
per hushel
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MEN PAST sIXTY IN DANGER.

More than half OF mankind over sixty
years Of age suffer from kidney and blad-
der dis9rdcra usually enlargement OF
prostate gland. This Il both painful and
dangerous. ana Foley's Kidney Cure
should be taken at the first sign OF dan.
ger. az Il corrects Irregularities and has
cured many old men OF this disease. Mr..
Rodney Burnett ROCK Port. No. SAYS:
~ suffered with enlarged prostate gland
and kidney trouble for years and after
taking two bottles II Foiey's Kidney Cure
] feel better than { have FOR twenty
years. although ] am now 81 years old
For sale by T. Inn Drug Co
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MONROE.
MISS PEARL YEReENsEN DEAD.
Esteemed Wound Woman Passes Away
NJ IL.

Special con cspondenCe.
Monroe SEWER Co. Sept. I.r-Ou ihs
18Th inst was laid 90 rest all thar Was
mortal OF Miss Pearl Ycrgonsen. who die.
az Sptlngville. on the 18th. Of dropsy.
She was the daughter Of Hans and Char
lotto Yergcnscu ana passed away on tn
dag she was ~ years and -four months
old. The speakers at the funeral were
Patriarch H. T. Good. VIM A. War
mock and Bishops Jensen and Swindle:
they expressed much sympathy fer the
sotrOwing parents and relatives. spoke
highly Of the earnest intelligent and milo
disposition Of the departed. who was
much esteemed by al who knew her
Everything D. being rapidly pushed fUr
the opening of school on oct J. Much
repairs had 60 be made. which Is Oh
cause Of the delay
Bccts are now being dug and a coed
crop Is a-surcd.
Many ~ the young people are employed
pickiuG and Grating fruit, which H. bclnr
shipped to other parts,
Thrcshlug grain. hay hauling and other
Iabors are keeping everyone busy.
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KANOSH.
MRS. JAMES BARROW DEAD.
Missionary Farewell Party-Phcnom.
email Yield of Dry Land Wheat.

Special Cores pondcnce.
Eauosh, MUlard Co.. sept AT .
party given IN honor Of John &. Rob.
crts. conducted hy Bishop e.. B. Chris.
Jensen. substantial amount " money
was obtained. The Young man ltft
Thursday for a mission % The Northern
States. with the confidence and good
wishes NJ the ward.
The plastorers arc busy finishing thc
lower story N the meetinrhousf which
d i- hop-d Will be dedicated before snow
1iss
some disappointment "a fcli .r tie
arrusi II alfalfa seed obtained this cess
sIl
Fruit and an garden products srs
abundant
Fred bird 81 Hsit1n obtained some drg
land seed wheat from Ncphi. planted fgo
acres and threshed lrl bu-hei. of excellent
grain
SAD DEATH or MOTHER
Mrs Miranda Barfaw wife NJ JAIME
unrroU. died Aug 9 ~ blood n.islr.
lraNinr husband and six children
Tho Pickles that please MOUNTS
Every sood Grocery Man sells them.
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GARDEN CITY.
Whoopingcoueh Claims Little Victim
Prevails In Epidemic Form.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Garden City, Rich Co. Sept. 20-
Thomas Harold. the son Of John c.
and Hannah Farmer died OF whoopnG
cough. Sept. IL. aged three years
Funeral services we're held Sept 49,
Nearly every family IN town Is az
nicted with the whooning cough. there
fore public gatherings and district
school is very poorly attended.
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KAYSVILLE.
ALBERT v. COLES DEAD.
succumbs to Typhoid Fever AT Rex
burg-funcral Wednesday
Sneclal Correspondenet

Special Correspondence
Kaysville. Davis Co. Sept 2.-Mord
was received from Rigby, Idaho, announc-
Ing that Albert V. Coles died there this
morning OF typhoid fever after. three
weeks sickness al the age Of "a lie was
well known throughout Davis county. and
al Rigbv. for his Gcrline qualities and
his charity. ever considering others be-
fore himself. The body will be brought
TO Kaysyille Tuesday morning. Funeral
Wednesday. az y. m, az kaysville
Westinghouse lie was 10 have been mar
ried TO Miss Annie Petersen Of Idaho next
month.
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TORTURE BY sayAGEs.

Speaking Of the torture TO which
some Of the savage tribes In the Philip
pines subject their captives, reminds me
OF the intense suffering ! endured for
three months from Inflammation OF the
Kidneys" says WIN. Sherman OF Cush-
ing Me, Nothing helped me until |
tried Electric Btters. three bottles OF
which completely cured me. Cures Llv-
er Complaint, Dyspepsia. Blood dlsor-
ders and Malaria; and restores the
weak and nervous TO robust health
Guaranteed by Il. c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
ll2-ll4 SO. Main St. Price soc.
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II oday $ Ogden News

lines but one Of the horses kicked
him and he could hold them no long
er. and they ran north along Grant
avenue and dashed into Mr.. scott
horse. The bus was considerably dam
aged and the buggy shafts were brok-
en-.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Judge Howell heard the divorce suit
Of Rosena Banford against Samuel
Bantord, which was brought on the
unusual grounds that the defendant
had accused the plaintiff OF inhdelity.
Mrs Banford, however, proved the
untruthfulHess Of the accusation TO the
satisfaction Of the court. who granted
her decree Of divorce as prayed for
CUPID's BUSY DAY.
cupid had another busy day In Og-
den and the following couples were
granted licenses 10 wed;
A. Allen, go OF Huntsville, Miss
Ellie Reast. 20. Of ogden.
Samuel a. Hobson. %. and Miss
Marion q. Lindsay. %. both OF ogden.
George +. Martin and Miss Maude
VI. Todd. both residents Of Ogden ami
OF lawful age.
William X. McEntire Of Huntsville.
and Miss Rosine Woodheld, OF North
Ogden. both Of lawful age
JURY IN PAINE CASE.
At 1880 this morning a jury was
sworn in IN the district court before
Judge Howell TO hear the case against
City Councilman Robert B. Paine for
removal from Office. on the ground u
his alleged acceptance Of Illegal fees
from the city.
Four days have been occupied iu an
endeayor 10 select jury and three
special yenires had to be issued, the
last one Of % having been returned
this morning. The Jurors who VIII
decide the ease are: David Farr, NJ.
b. Richardson, Bernard :. Stone, Hen
~ Newey. William F. Stokes Ambrose
Hnl. william z. Foster and Ambrose
+. Shaw
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Bishop whitear of Peterson, Morgan
county. is visiting IN Ogden this week
with his daughter, Mrs. Thomas b.
Wheelwright
When Read Brothers went TO the
Fair grounds yesterday TO remove
their harness and saddlery exhibit,
they found several brides, quirts
and other small articles gone, evidently
stolen some time during Sunday
Judge Murphy fined Mrs Jane
Thompson S. for assaulting one Of her
neighbors. whom she thrashed badly
Commissioner Stanford reported at
the meeting OF the board that the crop
of fruit al the poor farm is very large
and that considerable difficulty is be-
Ing experienced In getting men to
harvest IL.
The r.. c. will be entertained to-
morrow afternoon at the home OF Mrs,
7. A. Matthews.
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AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION

l. worth pound Of cure. There are
many poor sufferers, Consumpuves, who
are hopeless Of getting well-who, n they
had taken care OF themselves. would now
be well. a cough is the foundation Of
Consumption. Billiards. Horehound Syrup
will cure that cough. Mrs. s. Great
Falls. Montana. writes: 81 have used Bal
lard's Horehound Syrup In my family for
years-my children never suffer with
coughs. Sold BY y. G. N. T. Drug Dept
liz and M South Main street
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coniiin hy had ever been. Mr..
Gknsla vho assumes charge Of the
psic1n o. Oct. ]. is 10 be congratulate
n % having secured the services OF
~ GaHa The last named was for
IN years bcckkeeper and salesman for
ne CMSIiisted Wagon & Machine
oo1;aly. and FOR six months past has
ts position as bookkeeper for the
G-Ts A. Lowe company.
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@11I' A GARNER { :,
: ASSISTANT ?. NJ
,,,,i,t,a Today by Postmaster
~oGIasmann-aoes Back 10
Old Position.
,.E REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
:, :, city and County Precincts
H'' !" r,s Battle Of the Cam
'''' e,i,u-other News Notes

osd'a, ., s'S- appointed assistant post,
Dis H,'f :, OGDEN by newly appointed TED
master . o. WIN yallam Glasmann. Mr.
l''im n. s'I succeed Fred F. Dalton who who
Gamer ~, WI M, IN the same position last
s'oe :, p., t three years and nine months
ApIil, .,l n' - a April, 1906, Mr.. Garner was
Fr' '..l. y ro.tmaster under Thomas II.
s''l'lAn' me new appointee is a FIRST
sI.;' a ssorty, and while he was in the
vsbtI eour NV books we're In the best
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If IT'S A REPUTATION.

You are after. Whites Cream Vermlfdge
has a worldwide reputation as me pes
al ali worm destroyers, and for its tonic
lphuonce on weak and unthrlfty children
il improves their digestion and assimlla'
lion of their food. strengthens their ner'
yous system and restores them 10 health
and vigor natural to a child. II you want
a healthy. happy child get a bottle OF
" hite's Cream Vermifuge. sold by =, g
NJ. /. Drug Dept. ll2 and ia south MAN
Street
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ron HGHER EDUcATIoN

Prof. q "A Hrimhau spoke most
enconrsgiagiy before Q lsrg1 audience
IN the new tabernacle last night under
tho auspices q the high school Prof
Lund rendered two solos and Pgcf
Iudmunsen three violin solos. the
high school choir and members also
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w. G. Smith, Jesse flowers. Philip
orth. Fred Foy, Nephi Hardy. Hyrum
Stallings. Frank Moore and John Fife.
There are two candidates for coun-
~ clerk the present incumbent David
Mattson, and Samuel @. Dye.
Indications are that Alma d. Cham
bers. for treasurer. G. Alva Sebring'
for Sheriff and Joseph Wallace, for
recorder will be nominated by accla-
nation.
There will be three cornered fight
for county attorney between Nathan
j. Harris. r. S. Farnsworth and Jas
Devine.
For surveyor II. ]. Grower has no
opposition and II. Z. Steele viii like
ly be colttable
DISASTROUS RUNAWAY.
The team belonging to Denny Smyth
which he uses on the European hotel
bus, ran away yesterday afternoon
and collided with a horse and buggy
belonging 10 W. L. Scott. the pole Of
the bus penetrated the vitals Of Mr.
SCOTS horse. necessitating the killing
Of the animal
The driver OF the team had just
backed up In front Of the hotel and
a lady passenger stepped out, the
driver was In the act Of placing her
baggage on the sidewalk when the
horses became frightened and started
up the street The driver caught the
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TORREY.
GOOD CROPS IN WAYNE.
Misucant Sma,hcs Store Windows
Successful Surgical Operation.

Special Correspondence
rorrey Wayne Co. Sept s0-.The
late storm has cleared OF without
frost Harvesting IS nearly over with
and crops are good
Mrs Mary Smith. who wen. 10 cedar
City 20 go under an operation. hrs
passed through The operation success
fully and VIII return home On a few
days
The other blight about II o'clock.
come mIscrelnts smashed the window
Of john G. Jacobs & Sons store.
but were put 20 flight b. Nh Jacobs.
who was sleeping az the store and
were given a close chase
The smallpox scare Is over now.
No cases developed from those who
Were exposed
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thcir daughter one Of a large family, vas
q worthy representative NJ the family IN
htt Integrity and usefulness Tho ser
vices We're beautiful and appropriate. The
uprdi onrfiiga were many, ana he re-
mark such as will LEM healing balm
tu the bcreaNed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-25
NEW GRATN ELEVATOR
TO TRANSFORM DESERT

Last week the Cedar Valley Dcyel-
opnent company unloaded nj Lehi a
25-horsepUwer engine and disc blows
10 turn II furrows az once. which the
company will use on its dry farm IN
cedar valley az once.
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FIRST BATTLE OF CAMPAIGN.
lspuSbcau Primaries Held Tonight in
City and County Precincts.

w NM ''uillN iTtCliiCt>.
E,.a Sept 2j.-The Weber county
Hselian primaries for the selecting
a,iesales 10 the county convention
y bed tonight. There viii be
y socrates chosen. l4s OF them be-
- llon The I'VE city wards. There
~ many candidates for most OF
y, oaoes That a lively contest is ex-
~ especially IN the city wards, as
~ candidate IL DESTROYS OF having his
. nsocs made delegates. Groups Of
-lleans have been vary noticeable
y y several days on tho street corners
sSlssing the qualifications OF the
80 s..y candidates for the respective Of
49, ana tonight the first real fight
-, - ny campaign Will be fought In the
Names 'es The county convention will
-, - neg mex, Saturday al the county
WI house' beginning at IL O'Clock.
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT

The New, Delivered Logan Night Sunday excepted
Per Month Al and regarding delivery, should be
made A Mitchell Afsn, for Daily Saturday and Semi Weekly Nsn
4oS E. Center Street Phone SID Independent
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News by every Sunday Is
r.
dale
Church Works Residence Fourth Ncrn Phone Ind g NJ
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derson. Walter Woftlnden. Rose Peter
son and Jennie Alfred Webb. executive
committee. The new pipe organ 20
cost 81 900 will bo hero soon after oct
3 and will be ready for use some three
weeks after arriving.
NEW GRAIN ELEVATOR
The Lehi Mill and Elevator com.
pany has just completed 10000
bushcl capacity grain elevator and
Il will allow the farmers 90 store
their grain in Il and obtain -four
whenever they need 70 The company
has also bought up a large amount OF
grain which % is storing there
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SALT LAKE OPERA COMPANY ~
LOGAN.
SHE FOUND RELIEF.

n YOU are troubled with liver COM
plant and have not received help
read this Ms. Mary + Hammond,
Moody. Texas Il was boz poor health
with liver trOuble-for over y year.
Doctors did me no good and I tried
Herhlne. and three bottles cured me.
can't say too much Tor Hcrbine, as
Il isa wonderful liver medicine. al
WAYS have Il IN the house. Publish
where YOU wish. Sold by h c. NJ. j
Drug Dept. il2-l1i Main St
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VERNAL.
SAD DEATH OF MISS HACKING
Lo,cl, Young Woman >uv0nb> 90
Typhoid lever.

Special Correspondence.
gerna. Uintah 60. sent . To-day at
the Democratic mass convention Mr W.T.
liam % Nell was reelected county Chalf-
man and Mr. Herbert Tyzsck was chosen
secretary for the ensuing two gear,
Tho following RerD chosen cclFCsfre o.
the stale convention oct
Wm ONcil Peter Hanson. J. II. No
CouuclL John McAndrCws. o. II. Wilson.
George y. billings Kate j. Boon, Joseph
~ Gardinct William Gibson. W. : Ash
ton. T. johnson. William precce :. Il
Shlner
Things political aro sSng definite f1rn
The asplranls Cor fhcc arr making
known their candidacy
N0si NJ the present .ncumbert ore VT
for reelection.
N. l. a CONVENTION.
fhc n. J. 4. convention viii 3D., h,id
sunday. Ei9cr Louis 4. kelsch b hero 70
represent the general y. ~. n A.
board "a The convention.
DEATH OF MISS HACKING
on "wednesday lu9 Annie M,rit.
daughter II Jamcs and Annie 81 Hack
,nr. died o. typhoid fever. she has o. l
90 over a month hut was thought Go De-
improving until one week ego when shr
h,gan 20 sink Ms Myrtle VS. rs fcafr
old e. graduate % the Jirtai siak. acfd.
Crif, and ihc missionary ulsf slf ~
49, ~ Verrrre fsiress arc lcst isust
ters. and hsr death Was a shock o. th.
entire community
Thc funeral vs. held Fncay at on
N1osef sand house and vas attended Ay
nfr-fr ua fr'f~Tg a-1 sV--7fhiEnrs az
and Ms Hacking are widely known and
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an option on the Lucky Star mine. sim
lar 20 the one taken on the Mineral
Point property The option runs nine
months. I'm which time Mr. Wilson
agrees TO spend $4,000 in development
work. The purchase price Of the prop
erty H. 100000 Negotiations are now
IN progress for an option on the Rich
Cache property I'm Logan canyon
Development work ON the Mineral
Point property Is now on IN earnest with
large force Of men al work. The shaft
Is over 100 feet deep and assays show
that the same body Of iron ore coil
tinucs The ore encountered possesses
peculiar qualities that make 70 yalu-
able for manufacturing steel, ana II IS
said to BE- worth 50 per ton on the
dump The development Of the prop
erty means a railway line either from
ogden or Hyrum 20 the mine next
spring.
SALT LAKE OPERA COMPANY ~
LOGAN.
The visit OF the Salt Lake opera CONE
pauy 10 logan ON Friday evening next
rs eagerly awaited by theater gools
here. The company's past successes
have been so strong that there Is uo
question ds 10 tho reception they viii
receive in The Wedding Day
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NEW TAnERNAcLE cnoIR.

Last FRIDAY the First and Second
w.ra caasrN mei and organized the
new tabernacle choir with Isaac Fox.
leader. Samuel Jackson, assisiapt
leader. Lulu Doron. organlsi Ethel
Ross. secretary and treasurer, Zalia
southwick. librarian. With Joseph An-
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LEHI.
NEW TABERNACLE CHOIR.
Death Of MIR. George Jscohs-New
Grain Elevator,

Special Correspondence.
Lehi. Utah Co. Sept 2i.-Today
syntha Dwell Jacobs. wife OF Geo.
Jacobs Of the Third ward. died ~ APP
pendicius age a. She leaves
her husband. 1--WE children, three girls
and two boys. the Oldest being 2, be-
side a host Of friends aud relatives 70
mourn her demise She was raised
al the home. OF Mr. and Mrs william
Skeins Of Plain city since early child
hood. Funeral services will he held
tomorrow ~ .. M. from the now
tabernacle. She was a devoted add
loving wife and mother ana she viii
be greatly missed BY those who knew
IFr
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The "Kdster' skirt In han d NJ
one soon will find is Just
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NJ. l. a CONVENTION.

fhr ~. J. 4 convention viii b. hvid
sunday. Elaor Louis 4. kclseh is hero 10
represent the general y. a. a. D. A.
board "a the convention.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-11-21
PhilfDDine Roads

Reports from the Philippines inform
us that the conversion of impossible
trails Into good highways Is proceed
ing rapidly, and the work is being done
by native convicts In charge of white
officers, says Motor News. The lack of
ordinarily decent roads has been one
of the most serious drawbacks to devel-
opment Of our island possessions in
that it was impossible to transport
products from the interior at anywhere
near figure which left a fair profit to
those who handled the stuff at the
coast. Present information leads us to
believe that the farsighted policy now
being followed is to be continued, with
the result perhaps, that the Philippines
will possess a network of splendid
highways long before such results are
reached in the United States.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1906-11-21

Nothing else so conduces to clean
milk and clean cows under ordinary
conditions as Il platform of proper
width and gutter of sufficient width
and depth. For large cows | prefer
a platform four feet and eight to ten
inches wide and II gutter from sixteen
to twenty inches wide and eight to ten
inches deep. If there is sufficient
room a gutter of the larger dimensions
will be found satisfactory and with
no defects. like cutters either en-
tirely of cement or Of four inch brick
walls on each side, with inside of walls
and bottom cemented. the latter direct
ly on earth IL the bottom is good. The
wall next to the platform should be
covered by plank two by twelve,
fastened so that it will not slide over
the edge of the gutter.-J. w. z. in
New England Homestead.