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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
wEpNEspAY. ocToBER 81.


Rose Hogan Mary E. Soanes lot on " line
of Laguna street. 1876 y of O'FarreH. 21: e
by 1876; gift.
William II, Cruin and wife TO Jacob A.
Pecher, lot on Sc line of Madrid street. 100
Sw Of Russia avenue. SY 900 by Sc 100: $40
G. Mayrisch and wife to William schneibsum
lot as block 5, Peoples Homestead. Tract A;
SYLVAN J. Lazarus and wife to J. c schsrn
lot on W line of Folsom street, 80 Of FIT
j. G. scharff and wife to SYLVAN ]. Lazarus
lot on " line of Folsom street. 20 Of Fif-
teenth 25 By " 10: $40.
John " Hawes and wife TO Marcus ". Blum.
lot on Sw line of Tenth avenue. 300 NV Of E
street. NV IS by SW 100; SO
Robert Alonzo to Robert A. McBowen. lot on
w line OF Harrison street. lis of Twenty
sixth W 1926. to Serpentine avenue. = tc
Harrison. y TO beginning; $40
half on W line of Thirty y-seventh avenue,
l75 y OF street. \ % by W l20; 81.
of Washington street. 97:6 E of Leavenworth
20 By n co; gift
John Engelield aud wife to Charles Yulbaum
and wife. lot -. block A. SunnYside; $SJ.I.
Mary c. schorn ct al. to John sheehy. lot or
sw corner Of Germania and Fillmore streets
Marie sproule baldwin to Harry F. Woods,
lot S line of Pacific avenue. 1870 w OF Steiner
street. W 30 by $ 127:sA; $40.
Mabel H. Sarle. formerly Mabel Hollis tC
Elvizio c. and Andrea F. GiacOrnazzi lot on
Sv line OF Tenth street. $50 Sc OF L, Sc 130,
SW III, W TO point opposite beginning Ne Ito
Central Park 20S; SO.
Mary Dolan TO Ella F. Halahan et al. loi
on e line of Howard street 65 OF Twenty
fourth 80 bv Z 92:6 $40
yirrinia e Jones TO Joseph F. BluSome. loi
on SW line of Twenty fourth street. 300 Sc OF
J. Sc ~ bv SW 100 $40
Edward l.. Combs TO +. NJ Flynn lot on NE
line of Twentieth street. 225 NV Of II. NV
so by NE 100: 50
Ann Jones to Frank Ohno and wife. lot on "
line of Mission street. 100 OF Brook. 2T BY
" 100; $40
Charles A. Rushton and wife to Arthur Figel
and wife lot on \ line Of California street,
s2:s Z of Twelfth avenue. e % by \ 100; $40.
Mary Wallace to Michael Wallace iot on
line OF Nineteenth ave. 225 Of street. 2
by z 100: $40.
on SW corner of Thirty second and streets.
100 BIZ " 32:6. and another piece; SO.
Aimee A. Pollak TO Natnalia Simon ct al
same: $40
Sunnyside Land Company. California Title. In
surance and Trust Company TO Johanna Powers
lot 80. block AZ. SunnrSide. $40.
Louis Cohn and wife to George II. Meyers lot
on S line ~ Hai<ht street. 11S:e Of Clayton,
r OIL by 5 1876: SO.
r. l.. Cameron 10 Joseph T. Grace. = Of loi
on line of Army street. 205.T " OF Castro
" 101 10 by y III. $40.
George Moss TO Nicholas Radovich. lot on F
line of Kansas street 100 Of Eighteenth.
33:4 by F. 10: 500.
David Ravinsky and wife to Hettie E. Moose.
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SAYS AMMUNITION BURST GUN
AND CAUSED LOSS OF HIS EYE
Napa County Man Makes Cartridge
Manufacturer Defendant In
Unusual suit.

VALLEJO, Oct. 31.-In the suit which
c. d. Newton. well known resident
of Napa County. has just fled in the
Superior Court to recover S10,050 dam
ages from the Selby Smelling and
Lead Company, are involved some un-
usual questions OF interest not alone to
the lawyers but the sporting men all
over the State Newton purchased
through the Schwartz Hardware Com
pany of Napa box of shells for his
shotgun which were manufactured by
the smelling company. In shooting the
gun one of the shells, which may have
contained dynamite instead OF powder.
exploded. bursting the gun, and IL Is
alleged drove piece OF the gun into
Newton's left eye. causing the loss OF
that member. He also states that he
lost several teeth and that one side
of his jaw is paralyzed as a result OK
the injuries sustained
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lot on E line of Ninth avenue. II of c street.
Benismin F. Sincoe to John b. Nicholini. lot
on Sc line Of Brunswick street 81 SW Of Gut
tenberg. SW 80 by Sc 100: $500,
Vale aud wife. lot on " line Of Second avenue.
IS of B street 25 By W 30; $40
shwarz. lot on 5 line OF Bush street. T9:9 Of
Buchanan. W - by 1916 50 By 81.
Morris \. soidtree to NJ. ]. Pierce ct al. lot
on line Of seventeenth street, 100 " Of Foi-
Jacob "a eynlsn Company to Gussie Bent. lot
avenue. sV SIS By 100; $40.
lot s0oo on \ line '- Of Clement street. 1915 q
Nineteenth avenue: z . By : 100; T,,o. $40, = -
lot on line OF Thirty-nrst avenue. IS \ cf
Clemens street, \ IS by 100; $40.
of = an ne of e Ris thess sfrest 2S of F
more. W s4:41 BY 1875; $40.
Building Contracts.
oscar 7. Luning with Thompson-starrett
Company. to erect eight-story aud Basement
sTsnus and I'I Kssruy street. 40 sos. 20.
W 30. So 9O5 owner TO pay actual cost
of building and 10 per cent OF cost to con-
Joseph Brandenstein With VI. Holm SON
and John 6 sTssop lamp TsmpaPy 5yIdias Il eS sE cur
ner Of California and Larsin streets. sf5
by 70: S43.910.
Mrs Ellen Whelan with T. G. Mecredy to
erect two-stOry frame building two datsl on
S line Of Clement street. l'S W OF First.
25 BY so. $500.
Eyre Investment Company with Thompson
Starrett Company to erect an eisht-story
streets S 1876 by W 66.11: contractor to deliver
building to owner for actual cost plus "a per
cent
QuailIe with ". F. Fitzpatrick. 20 erect 4 two
story frame building two fats on line Of
San Carlos avenue. 1s5 Of Eighteenth street.
$ % by F s5: S4s0O.
Katie Groves with lie Roy A. Shay. to erect
a one and a half story cottage on line OF
Cumberland street. 1s0 OF Dolores. 25 by
A. Bosehetti with j. o. Hunter. TO erect a
txo-story frsule building -four 1atsl Ne
corner Of Julius and Lombard street. 26 by
20: S6132.
v G. Bonahy with Arthur and Frank Elvin,
TO erect three-story frame building on SE
line Of Brady street. 500 Sc OF Cotton. Sc
50 By Ne 100: S10.7s6.
Terence Derham with L. o. Person. to erect
two-story frame building on line or Bry ant
street leo E OF Ninth. z "a BY 9os $500
P. D. Winter with J. Purcell carpenter
work. plastering- painting and hardware Tor A
two-story frame building two datsl; $3.50
Hang On Tong Company with Alfred Coney.,
TO erect a three-story and basement brick and
frame building on line OF Dupont street. 406
S Of Washington. 1875 BY 51:10: $500
ton. heating plant for building on line ot
Herrison street. a25 " Of Third. " $50. "
so s 20. z 200. y $50; $500
Barbara Nen with Chambers Construction
Company. excavatins and bulkheading for lrr
on Ne corner Of Ellis and Jones streets. SIS
George g Alferftz with H. Perazzs to erect
three-storv frame building NV corner of
Montgomery avehue and Green street W 1854
1875, 4.Ib. Sc 2ol:Ta; $1,000
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SAN BERNARDINO COMMITTEE
WILL NOT DIVERT RELIEF FUND
Refuses to Use Money to indemnify
Orange shipper for Goods Con-
fiseafed by Military.
N RERNARDINO. o

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct 31--The
San Bernardino relief committee for the
aid of sufferers from the San Francisco
fire will not pay any money from the
funds for goods conhscated in San
Francisco shortly after the disaster.
This motion prevailed at a meeting to-
day at which Earl F. Van Leuven, man
ager of the San Bernardino County
Fair Exchange. asked that the $1,000
balance in the funds should be turned
over to him in part payment for two
car loads of oranges he shipped to San
Francisco a few days before the hre
and which were cOnfscated by the
United States soldiers. Van Lueven
has claim for damages filed with the
Government which he offered to turn
over to the committee in exchange for
the $1,000. but the committee refused to
accept his proposal.
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:PALo ALTo REAL EsrATE.


oS36 ,000-One Of the best pieces OF business
property between San Jose land San Fran
cisco, in the town OF Palo Alto. This
property pays y per cent net and is in
line for better interest in the near fu-
ture We can reeopmend the property
$50, 0o0-One Of the finest homes in PaIo Alto:
large lot; beautiful oaks the adjoining
property has beed sold recently for 800
per foot. The land is well worth the
money. besides a beautiful house modern
in every particulars The best invest
ment in Palo Alto.
81 ,O0O-Ten acres and beautiful home place
in every respect; acres -of orchard in
fun bearing, apricots and; peaches; ~
acres family orchard, very choice; hun
dreds Of choice rose bushes and ofha-
mental trees; fine house; ABUNDANCE of
splendid water: 2 acres piped for irri-
gafion; modern barn oand Quf-houses and
up to date chicken house. One of the
most comfortable homes ono the San Fran
cisco and San Jose road; miles south
Of Stanford University. Terms-Half
cash and the balance can remain on mort
gage, per cent per annup net. Direct
applications to
THE j. J. MORRIS REAL ESTATE co. :
120 University ave-. Palo Alto. Cal.
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LOSE LAUNDRY IN VALLEJO FIRE.

VALLEJO. Oct. S1.-The plant of the
Bay Shore Laundry burned at 4 o'clock
this morning The entire plant was
destroyed, including $1,000 worth OF
navy yard laundry and $500 worth OF
clothing owned by citizens OF Vallejo
The loss is estimated at s25,000. with
total insurance of $4,000
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ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE.


S25o0-5-rocn. bath beam ceiling: brand new +.
building alone cost The price: LOT worth
$1,000.
S550o-1room palace; gas plant. best building
IN Marin County would cost today $40 600
and Just good as new; with ? acres.
grand marine view; near station.
ss25-s-room; large basement; good locker;
furnished, including piano.
Sf200-4-room modern cottage; new; ? minutes
San Rafael
Acreage. lots galore: cottages to let.
J. y. LEWIS Kenfdeld. Marin GO.
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INVESTMENTS.

INVESTORS read this ad carefully. Are you
looking for a safe investment that will net you
20 per cent and better.
We are Offering a block Of stock in the
Western Portland Cement Company. The ce-
ment industry stands in the front rank of
dividend producers.
This is practically the only cement company
IN whose earnings you have opportunity to
participate. account Of enormous profits
in cement mills are owned BY few capitalists
Shares sold in lots of more. and every
share Of stock already sold or to be sold brings
the uniform price of $40
Figures and statistics regarding consumption
cost. profits, etc. hand at our office
and at your service.
CHAPMAN & CO. Fiscal Agents
aa5 Golden Gate ave
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAhESD1 REAL ESAAIE.
BEST constructed house in Alameda consisting
cohveniencss. House not two years old Cor
ner lot 150x175 VIII sell for cost price Of
house Must be seen 70 be appreciated. Iu-
quire for particulars Of owner, room 2IS Bacon
building, oakland.s WILL EXCHANGE.
Magnificent lot, 75xl5o- Street work. etc, all
done Choice location.
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FRuTTvALE LII EsTATE.

NY friend also has 2 new cottages and 2 house
and 3 lots he viii sell a. $500 down. lots $50
built for SIS. l012 FrUityale ave, south Of
s. Z. track.
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: EAST OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

ATTENTION.
FOR SALE AT COS E. 18th ST.
Six-room modern cottage; lot 37:ex125 feet
lorfg: Eruitvale station
. Two stores. with modern fats; 5Ox14o feet
long; E l4th st. between II and 18th aves
Two cottages at 1063-1O65 1Ith ave.
Two cottages ih Elmharst, near San Lean
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MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

LOOK al the choice residence lots in Tamalpais
Park. MI Valleys choicest subdivision. com
msnding g grand view Of Mt. Tamslpais.
All OTIS within stones throw Of trains; 2
stations on tract-Psrk and locust stationss
they are large lots; sewer and water mains
are in al the avenues, and everything ready
for building
Price $3.50 upward. Is cash. balance monthly.
Take SsusalitO ferry and fast electric train
10 Mil Valley; branch office, Mill Valley.
LYON HOAG
$50 Market st. at Montgomery.
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DETECTIVES.
THAVoNAT'S Secret Service Agency. $50 Full
ton St Phone Park 915.-IndiVidual law, cor
poraSion work: bonded watchmen: references
GLASS AND GLAZING.
]. LEWIS & CO.. window glass and glazing 756
Golden Gate
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS REPAIRED
H. wENIGER. $50 Fulton St. near octayia.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
SPLENDID NoRTHwEsr CORNER.

oFLLNUIU NUhIHWEbI NUhNEh.
81 feet inches by 100 feet. corner st and
18th ave.
San Francisco Sunset district.
Close % Psrkside Realty Co.'S holdings and
only 900 feet TO new
Electric line and Automobile boulevard
Extra fine view. Price only Sll75. S45o mort
gage can stand.
Box 6Sl4 Call Oakland.
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BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE.
COME 70 BURLINCAsiE AT ONCE.

Every day you delay costs you money; 100
lots q week are being sold; 100 families week
are choosing Burlfugame FOR home. Whether
YOU want home OF an investment. Buriingame
is the place. grand climate; beautiful surround
fngs. nearest desirable place in point Of time
in which 10 live. Make mistake. Lyon q
H0ag have the property that made Burlingame
famous-right in the town proper, near the
station. Streets graded. sewers. water, etc.
5o-foot lots
$3.50 upward $50 Cash. SO Monthly.
Take san Mareo electric cars Mission St
starting Al 9th and Market Go direct TO Bur
lingame stafion-our office is on the corner
opposite. Sunday IS q good time to 20. Our
office j. open daily.
L1Oe e. HOAG.
636 Market T., at Montgomery
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HALFMOoN RAY REAL ESTATE.

WE HAVE the best lots in Halfmoon Bay.
either for homes or speculation. They must
be seen 70 be appreciated. Accordingly, we
have Free Excursions for prospective buyers
every Wednesday and Sunday Register for
same at Office.
Our lots at $500 and $3.50 have proved most
satisfactory 10 our buyers.
Our Tract viii he one Of the FIRST 70 be
covered with homes as soon aS the railroad
can deliver material Station on Tract. Our
terms are only 10 per cent down and SO per
month, and without interest taxes.
Be with next excursion
Apply TO
Room 3, IzTs Eddy St, near Fillmore e
MONTARA
u you could buy large lot in the Montara
fownsite on kne Of the Ocean Shore R. R..
IS miles OF 80 minutes from san Francisco for
$50. Improvements included, and pay nothing
down. would you be Interested
Prices VIII be advanced Nov. !; buy nowa
Present this ad and secure free ticket 10 Mon
tara Excursions Sundays and Thursdays Of
fees 1908 Broadway. Oakland; 1900 Golden
Gate ave. cor Fillmore St. s r.
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BOYLE PARK.

MILL VALLEY.
THF SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA.
Large slightly lots. wooded bay and mountain
view. streets being graded and severed; building
restriction; minutes 10 station. lots 80 feet and
larger. price Sz50 up. 7. 9. PARKER & CO
T. T. PARKER. Agent NH Valley.
MILL VALLEY real estate-Choice lots for sale
as low as $500 on easy terms: finest view in
NIL Valley. Address box Is. Call office.
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FLATS of A. and rooms each TO lease at
reasonable rent; in choice locations call and
get particulars. wM. L. STALEY & CO.,
979 Ellis ST.
ELEGANT modern Groom fat: bath. laundry
and large yard; pear car lines; handsomely
furnished cheap rente with year lease must
sell immediately no agents. 1915 Haight st.
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FLATS TO LET-FuRNIsHED.

ELEGANT onewly furnished fat: 6 rooms; every
room sunny; beautiful reception hall; rugs
mahogany furniture, ehickering piano. dishes,
linen. 426 Lyon St. Hayes
NEWLY furnished of < rooms and bath for
sale cheap. Inquire at e61 14th, 'nr Market.
SEyEN-R sunny fat; must sell; clears SO
part cash S65 Golden Gate ave
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10 let-Win put up temporary buildings y. side
of Fulton ST. 100 r. Of Polk. l20xi20: ". side
OF Seventh St, $50 \. Of Folsom, 4Txl65; w
SIDE Of Sd St. SO S. OF Harrison. s0x120: ":
Harrison. IS ". Of Sd. Sox12o: tempo
rary building on r. line Of Polk. between Clay
and Washington. GEORGE K FRINK, 2620
Vallejo St tn $3.50 A. m. and after 6. D. N.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-22
THE BARNARD.

Plant good patch of roots for the
hogs. They make the best and cheap
est winter feed.
Sore teats often make kicking cows
A lotion recommended by the Farm
Journal is composed of one teaspoon
full of carbolic acid, thoroughly stirred
into one-half cupful of lard slightly
warmed. This should be kept Oh
hand to use when needed.
For scours in calves give one to two
ounces castor oil according to size of
calf. Reduce milk by one-half to two
thirds. Give one to two tablespoons
lime water in milk at feeding time.
One or two raw eggs broken into the
mouth and swallowed by calf will
often prove efficient.
A slow mixer is never tolerated in
the dairy districts, and stripper is
an injury. The sooner cow is milked,
says Farm Journal. and all the organs
connected with feeding, digestion and
secretion are left In their natural con-
dition, the better it is for the COW.
A good way to fail with sheep is to
always think you have the best in the
country; to never pay more than a
mutton price for ram: to pay no at
tention to what the other fellow Is do
ing or what kind of sheep he is rails
ing, and to buy the cheapest breed
ing ewes you can get.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-22
cULTIvATIEG CORN cRcP.
The Methods Should Vary with tie
Weather and the Character #
the Season.

1r the cultivation of corn I find that
the plan has to be varied TO sui, the
season. If the season is we; l believe
II Is better to cultivate quite deep, but
If the weather is dry give shall
low cultivation and keep the ground
level. | do not wait until the corn is
up before beginning TO cultivate but
have the cultivation we'll under way
even before planting, and harrow well
Immediately after planting before the
corn Is up. Then I let it alone until
another cultivation After the corn Is
up cultivate from three to Ave times.
according to necessity. | find to IA
cilitate the work of cultivation that
the rows should be made from Al to
~ Inches apart. II the land is poor
or worn out, 1t IS we'll to have them
even further apart. use only one
row cultivator. and do the work OF
cultiyating thoroughly. The weeds
that interfere most with the cultiva-
tion in wet weather are crab grass
and fox tail. The other common
weeds are easily handled. II long
rainy spell sets in Just as we are ;.bout
TO begin cultivation we simply wait
patiently until the ground is in shape
to be cultivated. 1t is my experience
that. speaking generally. corn does
not receive as many civilizations be-
fore planting as 1t should. That is.
tne ground should be worked into a
condition of fineness that will encour-
age the spread Of the corn roots. Most
farmers cultivate the corn enough
after 1t Is up. but do not use enough
care in cultivation. am confident.
continues the writer In the Farmers
Review. that better cultivation will
greatly increase the corn crop. think
that more cultivating would help us
very much to conserve the mo, ,sture
that Nature has given us and thus
save it for the use of the corn during
the dry spell that comes every sum
mer.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-22
MEASUREMENT OF HAY STACK.

MEASUREMENT OF HAY STACK.
er multiplied by one-half the width of
the stack at the shoulder, because, as
illustrated in the sketch, if the stack
were cut down along the ridge to the
shoulder and the hay built over on the
other side there would be formed
flat-topped stack Of half the width of
the stack at the shoulder as indicated
in the drawing. II the height of the
is one-half the width of the stack at
the shoulder and the top Is very
rounding, so that the contour Of
cross-section Is very nearly a half cir
Gle, as indicated by the dotted semi
circumference in the drawing, the vol
ume, above the shoulder, will be more
nearly given by multiplying the vol
or by 8 II and then dividing the re-
suit by two. AS matter of fact, the
true volume usually lies between that
given by the two methods, but nearer
to the first. and as the top OF the
stacl, is loosest and often most dam
aged, the first method Is usually the
best to adopt. II this hay is rather
coarse Alfalfa. and especially IL 1t has
not had long to settle. the mean VOL
ume of ton is likely to be above
rather than below 500 cubic feet. and
aence less rather than more than 27
and 46 tons respectively. II the hay
was stacked rather green It would
pack closer tnan If stacked dry. and
would weigh more per unit volume.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-22
Stock Diseases Comfortable.

The dangers our animals are exposed
to from disease are not nearly as grea,
ac some would have us believe The
exaggerated statements of the press,
agricultural and others, that have been
made in recent years have done much
harm. 1t is not difficult to see they are
rnfounded. The result has been a re-
action that has led many to assume
the dangerous attitude of Indifference.
The business of raising livestock would
be more profitable il diseases were
eliminated. There would result not
only an increased production at re-
duced first cost, but the demand for the
finished product on account of it's bet.
ter quality would be increased. C.n-
troll is in the hands of the indiviauaI
farmer. who knows and can modify ali
the conditions better than any state
board OF control.-Dr. Paul Fischer,
State Veterinarian, Ohio.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-22
Good Cattle Fit Easiest.

am not particularly taken with any
one breed of cattle, writes a Nebraska
farmer. We are feeding all kinds, but
sssuredly the better the breed the bet
ter the fitting. We find more Hereford
blood among western cattle that are
offered than of any other strain lust
now The Polled Angus are very pop
ular, but seem to be very scarce, al
though we have never had any better
results with them than with the Here
lords. l notice, however, that the
western ranchmen are vomiting to cross
the Shorthorns to get more weight. in
. good many cases.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-22


launched, but
Metropolitan
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highest
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of hnery
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The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-22
NUBBINs.

Don't block out too much work.
Do not plant corn In cold ground.
Much farm land should be kept in
woodlot.
Vitality Of seed corn counts greatly
in the yield.
The corn kernel quickly decays In
cold. wet ground.
Get some green fodder crop grow
ing for the cows in dry weather.
Do not uncover the hillside, and
permit the best soil on them to be
washed away.
Hay and cotton are called kings,
but the potato has come to be a DO
tentate of no small influence.
1t won't do to wait until the blight
has struck the potato crop. Take it
in time. and thoroughly spray with
the Bordeaux mixture.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-22
Clearing Ground of Saplines,

In clearing o. piece OF new
ground, where the trees are not larger
than mans arm, labor may be saved
by cutting the saplings four feet from
the ground. Then fasten a six-foot
horses to it, and let them pull the
stump out. Try this way, urges the
Farm Journal. Just after long rain,
when the land is loose. It's surprising
how easily the stumps come out.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-22
Crimson Clover Seed,

The seed Of crimson clover is b,leht
reddish yellow in color and has a aigh
polish. 1t is larger than the seed of
the red clover. This Is the character
of good seed. When 1t has tu-acd
brown it is no longer to be relied up-
on. The homegrown seed Is y be
preferred to that imported from ka;ss,sa
tAo water.
The Grit-advocate., 1906-06-22

LOl.lCM TEMC ENTUM-DARNEl.
scale is tipped with short avn or
bristle. Such forms have been Sspa-
rated by some botanists from the form
with long awns, and have received the
name Lolium arvense, the field dar-
mel; but botanists now generally con-
slider the long-awned, the short-aw
and the awnless forms as all belong
ing to one species, to which they ap-
ply tie names first given. Darnel Is
an annual grass which has been intro
duced into this country from Europe,
and has become naturaliZed in some
places and acts as an annoying weed.
1t is said to be more abundant on the
western coast than here. 1t ought to
be possible, says the Country Gentle
man, with proper screens, to separate
its seed from wheat.