Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-17

blpSt OF tneu dlis III w.
that Yields the cradle Is the
hand that feeds the world, says
a special contributor IN the Los An
geles Times
II Is therefore a noble aspiration on
your part to seek to become uller OF
Tho soil instead of a Se-a-week soller
of the till ,.,..,ss
10 make a success at the business
oe farming YOU viii need plenty or
ambition and get-up. This get-up w.
come in handy early In the niorh'lS
when YOU have 10 go down stalls CIV
do the farm work before you Gnu '"e
hired man, ,,toront
Qualities a careful study of the toi-
lowing receipts Is all you VIII need 70
make a successful farmer. Oh coulse,
these instructions are not Tor Weal'ly
business men in the cities VINO start
in at middle life to own ana ope'ate
n farm at long distance. Ihey arg
onoratic farmers. who have idea OF
their own in addition TO what ll'cy
acquire from books.
in buying a farm, be sure 10 selecl
niece OF ground. This Is very l,,
nortant matter The ground shoulu
have gentle slope TO prevent waltz
from collecting in pools ana des,roS ios
~ mort gagas. Any large hollow or
only can be filled up by dumping INTO
# old rubbish such as tomato cans
hook agents, broken dishes, lightning
rod peddlels, campaign literature
,yorn-out thrashng machines, ohfiul-
dates for office, and other things you
do not want lying around.
n Won wish TO plant wheat, potatoes
ar onions great care should be taken
10 sec that the ground is plowed before
nlanting. The blowing can easily DC
done by yourself, the hired man Vr
your wife when she Is not busy load-
ing hay or chopping wood. inc nlut-
ter of blowing is very important oil''
and great care should be taken 10
keep necessarily yelling Gee ana
rWhoa. haw," and continual Jerh-
inc M the lines. so that If n neighbor
hanpons TO see you at work he VIII
moi think YOU are n greenhorn.
on arising in the morning, great
care should be taken not tO awaken
| the hired man until after you nave
! finished your chores and are READY lot
breakfast. BY all means, do not cail
| him Wait until he come down late
Tor breakfast, and then give him nus
Reside. he may have been holding
vour neighbor's eldest and latest
daughter on hts lap for two or three
hours the night before, and has earned
his rest. You can't tell--and ne
| wouldn't tell If YOU asked nm.
A good time TO milk a COW Is IN the
morning and evening. You can theh
attend 10 YOUR other work during the
day without being Interrupted. DO
moi try to milk a COW by squeezlns
her horns Always do your milking
at the udder end.
II Bessie has u fashion OF sticking
her foot into the bucket while YOU are
| milking. good way to break hel
OF the habit Is 20 hang the bucket OF
her horns ana then milk INTO th'
bucket. It may appear hard AZ mrs
ia direct the stream Into the hucke
when hanging IN this position. bu
after q little practise 1t VIII become
n Won intend to raise a calf, grea
care should be exercised not To veal
Il until after II Is born
The best all-arOund cow for ialn
n,.rposes is n mixture OF Holsteln an
Maltese She VIII give milk IKE
COW. and at the same time keep IN
rats out Of ,he corn CRIB while %
that portion Of humanity who love l
sleep after midnight, a considerdhl
change IN her voice for the better WI
he noticed
The best way TO overcome bad nan
its In a mean or fraotlous Morse
~ Inc usc OF silent prayer accom-
panied by a dull thud. When 20
ccme to. advertise him for sale as