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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
TRAINMEN OFFER
TERMS TO C. & S.

Denver. Colo, August The
terms under which the trainnen
agree to call the strike off on the
Colorado and Southern are these.
Vice President Parker u put into
effect at once the cents diffeTential
that the men are contending for,
Calling OF a general conference Of
railroad managers Of the vest at
salt Lake inside Of ninety days.
II they agree with the terms de-
mauded by the men and are willing
TO put IL In effect, that the ? cents
granted by the c and 5. be cOntin-
ued.
II the conference Of managers and
men come to some other agreement,
then the trainmeu are 20 abide by
the result, and II q reduction is
made the c. and 5. men are 70 accept
the reduction.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07

Winona, Mimi, August A vio-
lent wind and rain storm passed over
Southern Minnesota last evening.
Scores of frame buildings in Winona
were wrecked and scarcely a shade
tree remains undamaged. Many
structures were unroofed, and the
fronts of stores blown in. Railroad
traffic to the east is suspended by
two washouts. Three persons were
injured, but none fatally.
Reports from southern Minnesota
indicate enormous damage to crops,
! many dispatches telling OF total
loss
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
Lightning Kills Two.

Pana, III, August "a heavy
thunderstorm swept over this section
last night. Lightning killed Frank
Henderson and Peck Roberts. Two
homes were destroyed at Tower Hill
and at Nokomis the Catholic church
was almost demolished.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
MILITARY CONTROLS
BELFAST STRIKERS

Belfast, Ireland, August Troops
took possession of the streets Of Bel
fast this morning and strong guards
We're posted at the various centers.
mixed feeling the Inauguration Of mill
tary control in the city as the result
Of strikes and insubordination Of the
police.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
AUTO WRECKED AND
GIRL IS KILLED

Winchester. Va, August "A log
placed over the roadway wrecked an
automobile in which May Bushnell.
aged %, and Jaculin Hardesty were
riding, early last night. Miss Bush
nell was thrown out and her skull
crushed. She died soon after being
taken to a hospital.
The log was undoubtedly placed in
the road with a view to wrecking the
automobile.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
ENROUTE TO CAPITAL

Several delegations passed through
Albuquerque today en- route to santa
Fe. There was a party from Silver
City, one from San Marcial, one from
San Antonio and one from Socorro.
Most Of the members Of these dele
cations went to Lamy on number 10
early this morning
Another delegation will arrive from
SocOrro county in the morning and
will join the albuquerque delegation.
VIII Leave at ! n. NJ.
The Albuquerque delegation Will
leave for the Capital City in private
cars at I a. m. tomorrow morning.
Those desiring to go with this dele
CATION should be there at least a
quarter of an hour before time for
the train to leave the station.
Band VIII Attend.
The American Lumber company s
band will accompany this delegation
and will aid in arOusing the late ones
by playing upon the depot platform.
BY going to Santa Fe on number 10,
the Albuquerque delegation can be
present at the Inauguration cere-
monies which take place at O'Clock
i'm the afternoon I'm the hail OF the
house Of Representatives
Those who desire, can then return
10 Albuquerque on passenger trains
number ] or number 7, arriving In
this city at 7:45 and 1855 p. m
The trip To the capital viii be made
i'm the cool Of the morning and the
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
WIFE'S ACTIONS
SHORTEN HIS LIFE

Chicago, ILL.,, August 7.-Michae!
Mcdonald, formerly boss CANISTER
and prominent politician Of this city,
Is dying in a hospital and physicians
declare he cannot outlive the day.
Mcdonald Is the husband of Mrs.
Dora Mcdonald, who Is now await
ing trial for the murder Of Webster
Sgueri The affair and disclosures
brought to light are said to have had
a strong influence in shortening his
life.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
.PEARY PREPARES
TO MAKE START

New York, August 7.-COmmander
Robert +. Peary, the Arctic explorer.
has arrived here, and is busily engag-
ed at Shooters Island getting his
ship, Roosevelt ready for service.
He said that he expected to be ready
10 start Thursday
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
TWENTY KILLED ON
GERMAN RAIL WAY

Berlin, August IA passenger
train was derailed last night between
Posen and Thorn. Two engines were
overturned and three cars demolish-
ed. The minister of railroads an
uounced that up to noon today the
bodies Of twenty have been recoy-
cred.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
TURKISH TROOPS
PILLAGING PERSIA


Teheran, Persia, August T. .
. The latest advices from the .
. frontier say that the Turkish .
. troops, which recently crossed .
the northwest frontier Of Persia :
are marching on Urumiah, .
. burning and devastating the viii .
. lagos along the route. The Chris Z
ian village Of Mevan is reported Z
. shelled and ninety persons. in .
cluding woman and children, .
. killed. Ten girls We're carried :
of. Z
The government has been {
. comforting with foreign repre- {
. sentatives regarding the Turk Z
3 ish invasion 3
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
JOHNSTON ELECTED AS
UNITED STATES SENATOR

Montgomery Ala, August In
Joint session today the Alabama leg
islaturc elected former Governor j.
f. John ston United States senator for
the term expiring in March, 1913.
He succeeds the late Senator PettuS.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
One Killed In Iowa.

Albert Lea. Mimi, Aug. "A tor
nado swept across Winnebago coun-
ty, Iowa, late yesterday and al
though reports are conflicting 1t is
known that one person was killed in
Joice village, which was destroyed,
and several injured. Some reports
say that twenty were killed. The de-
struction of property is very great.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
Crops Damaged.

Marshalltown, Iowa, August IA
severe windstOrm and hail storm last
night levelled the corn, blew down
loaded fruit trees and did other danS-
age in this vicinity.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
Killed Himself.

Olathe, Kan, August I'll. NJ,
Parer, AS years old and for several
years owner of a store in Lenea, this
county, killed himself in the rear Of
his store last night
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07

Dayton, o., August Anna
Markowitz, "a years of age, a pretty
Jewish girl, is dead, her body bruis-
ed and cut, bearing evidences of bru-
tai mistreatment.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
ROCKEFELLER WILL
LIVE TO "a YEARS



Cleveland, Ohio, August l. .
8 That John d. Rockefeller will .
3 live to be more than "a years Of .
3 age is the prediction of DR.. II. .
8 F. Bigger, his family physician. .
3 DIR. Bigger watched Rockefeller :
play golf yesterday and at the .
3 finish declared that the Stand .
3 ard Oil magnate is likely to live .
3 more than a quarters OF a CEN .
3 tury longer. VIM. Rockefeller, :
John DIS father, Is still alive .
SSS SSSSSEESSSSYSS
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
Tornado Kills Three.

Mason City, Iowa, August T.
Three persons were killed and four
Injured, and thousands of dollars
damage done through this section of
Iowa Tuesday evening by tornado.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
$4,000 Axten. Neb., Fire.

Hastings, Neb., August Fire
destroyed about half OF the business
section of Atell, Neb., this morning.
The damage was $4,000.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
SuItan Issues Orders.

Tangier, Morocco, August 1.-Up-
on demand of the French charge
d'affaires, Mohammed Ell Torres,
representative of the sultan here, has
reiterated the Instructions previous
ly issued to assure the safety of Eu-
ropeaas at Tangier and other ports
and towns. A guard to protect the
French consulate will be landed i'm
mediatelY at Rabat.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
SQUADRON HAS
LANDED men IN
MOROCCO
General A. M. Drude and Sol
dierS Now In Charge at
CaSdblanCa.
ONLY ONE SAILOR
WOUNDED SUNDAY

Paris. France, August THE gov
ernment expects that Rear Admiral
Philiberts squadron with General y.
NJ Drude, commanding the French
expeditionary force on board, which
proceeded from Oran, Algeria, at the
highest speed, will reach Casa Blanca
today. Upon the arrival Of the gem
eral at the Moroccan port, the sub
sequent action of the French forces
will be decided upon. Official ad-
vices estimated the number of Moors
killed or wounded during Sunday 5
bombardment at Casa Blanca at 800.
Only one French sailor was seriously
wounded
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Denver, Col, August 7...Fair
tonight and Thursday.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1907-08-07
Mines May Close.

Mines May Close.
1t is thought that the destruction
Of the mills will result in the clos
ing of several mines at Cripple
Creek, thereby throwing hundreds of
men out of employment.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26
MRS. TIIlV's MOTHER
ALLY OF JEROME.
II Il She Mo Has Furnished! District
-ittorncN With Dangerous IN
Formations.

Pittsburg. Pa, Feb. 2l.-Isvery new
angle in tho testimony Of Mrs. Harry
X. Thaw. as discovered ~ District At
,orney Jerome. and every weakness ia
her case. as discovered by him during
the daJ. was communicated BY long
distance telephone to Mr.. Charles j..
Holman this evening from the onice Of
n district attorney in New York, and
to the prosecuting attorney Mrs. Hol-
man gave some valuable pointers.
which will be used ~ Jerome when
the case IS continued Monday norm
ing.
It came out that eyer since Mr..
Harry + Thaw gave her sensational
testimony on the stand. Mrs. Holman
has been in almost daIly touch by tcle-
phone with the office of Jerome. ana
many # the embarrassing questions
fired - the young matron by Jerome
i'll his c-oSs-examination have been
prompted By suggestions made over
the previous evening.
Mrs. HoImans friends assert that
Mrs. Harry +. ThaW sent a special
envoy u her N Their before the trial
opened. offering - protect her mother
on the stand If She Gthe mothers
would bat keep away from the t-i4I.
but that the first thing Evelyn did On
the stand VAS r. break faith. Tho
crr~S-eNam nation Of her oven daugh-
ter IL ! na-distance telephone is now
being really accomplished b. Mrs
Holman.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26

fea: iest- alton IL tbss caunot <et 3
measure af their s@n Nfthaut era
ing "a II af lattu& eli
Some *a3tar~ hs had satel tr
the Graham hill u1ieu theA ank. III
10 the fact t3s1t tt4t bsll would fa4i ~
make ans impression i tAe Hone
and carried uu reduction eeg
anxious ~ have IS recalled
but i masarIts 81 tar snafor<
saw tl@E recalling the btl3 meaaf
get ,aco another Ions 4isc3>ste5 s -
what IT, Ea. .3d wisely left s. whore
IL N,a~. hapla, .sad p8aylu~ chat To-,
conference - usu5t1se ~tii mli.t such
:: report IS s1lt eukhtG all reasonable
men IL <3tt fa 81. max. reduction
that reduces nal ina fu}hlI TIE
pledges Irstat ii the eeopie
But never before ln North carolina
was 50 relaa i ubte anu W~alu.Eful =
scene Witnessed when 4 bill that ot.o
passed ~tnTty-thTrc % three WA~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26
THtisTl-FJEIH -.
" nr.ac-ia,. - brmlr} 20.It

The state Scaate p moss fl the
very heart Of It's considerable 1f the
many ate bills before IS. bus fe
frHt appear to have certerea around
t~a bills. there being the original c4El-
miltec bill offered bv Ir. Graham and
Il substitute bill presented yesterday by
Mr.. Daniel, IT seems that one of t1ese
bills j. the choice Of the majorltE IL
those who have expressed their views
ON the rate question.
The Graham bin provides for t"o
fares. with Il two n ona-aaif cent
rate for first class and u cent rate
for second class. The Daniel substitute
is an exact copy Of the House 1yF" cent
rate bill with two amendments. q fiat
rate Of two and st quarter cents being
the principal change, but tn other be-
ing also distinct eliminating from the
House bill the feature which would
have permitted the SeaboaGd Air Line
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26


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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26
OF HALIFAX County

OF Halifax County.
lie Made i SilT.n. S7cetl - tFaro, ~
the R-efornaatols. Ell FTiiay Night.
an7 spoke ~t.Ioquendt Before the
joint ~Cenn.ttee aa Edoeat.oa fer
tho Establishment of the eastern
Carolina Training School.
They were III . nine hole. They hal
passed a bill that was "a mere no.
thing <eariy half the Senators had
declared that they voted for the bill
merely to taNe i step toward a COLI
ference with tile Hous and had no
idea It would ever become q law. Tiaes'
had no tears to shed when the men
Who on Friday had lauded it - the
skies saw on saturday that it WAS
worthless % bring about any reduc-
ton.
Trouble began il the senate. now
ever. only after the report came from
the House that il had refused 10 cor
cur and asked conference commit
tee. The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. See-
inc that the only hope 0 + any leeisia-
ton Was in reaching an agreement. At
once named Senators Daniel ana Ay-
cock and Webb as the conference
committee OH the part OF the Senat-.
That "rilcd' some Of the Senators.
who wished the appointment Of some
senators who WouId try to prevent
agreement instead Of reach an agree
ment. and for more than an hour
the senate heard more plain Engli@h
than has been heard in the Senate
chamber for years. \ spade VS.
called a2Spade and the debate served
To show what want real re-
duction and what senators Wa"t
chce-e-parirg reductions. After th>
debate had subsidized. it was evident
that i majority of the senate einclud-
ing several who had voted for the re-
turn Of the Graham bid believed
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26
tBttNN Mills ItIis~f. itttN
CORVALLIS Horse Ihps. y Carved ~1tft
Narb Ile rcantpnftta ~ COM
wallis hfnnN At ituntrf :
Hl4HE

t.c III, an Oil 1H. lue
tu3li stt Fl lstels N.st Hta 4f
tyr~. hi Nash county fea trFf
beers upon it~ granite N3Hs7sr Af
Ike '<eaeat son std
tspa that are suI* -t43faHiH
of th. tfHae vtlsw tIE 1lrslaH
atr leof.i Corn atlle e
upon lhs lank 81 stony
Except ir le1 43 ef a
folks tHts hist. saek HIS .t
extract I ontstd. atf nttaU
perhaps naiuS ft tNt tuket
NAL events a"akehe4 ls 80 ttT
town Exposition tAaf .4 f8att Ws
hero feeently s~ts.t.tl sG a4a
ASS Tho stories ugst ats e
covH sreu4 tI lteNsiu 8~f4r.
10 the present s@Hef4uou
TIN reels re W liy 1a III
tine banks 80 Sts1X o + nI4
qu#rtce N rsEe fgau rff
stretul CROSSES tI# Haf8a& sr rsN
- 4ttta IT, she aftA ana
rock st-.tu hfsl .isa slttgHlE a. t
Tho Drawing s.fsre of ~. rfea
+ 9bInas a -tsI.. I.e =
and iuch.s Az gtttuHit.ts
projects feet sua the
tatth u me eutt 8H
N.t I 49, J4t 3fHA" t
feet M II fnsIs -
retufA4I. eH st. t3E. .E.f ~
I,tr .tcrtee ta ts- atsf}t..st .
= ~c"leaht if9n&h ni nell
~ eaHli6H e#ss @3e
= "s,tt 'tt1'as ~ lt.3h Nt n#
md i i3aif GALLONS just lsis a
slightiY - file teff or thu ttsf
-. - EH
~'.tie h"'s1 tst~
Legend aud siarS .tt tiat E6s
tl..i fock Was used /, Aat
af feed box os @sauMalitN HeHa
lIn> va ~e4eanr'd t1.ere aafH 81
49,
II. o5N -s4ekss sbI- EEIt@ s u.4
his arrival 81 N5~}suiugs3H.
Arm 7tb. Ha- Oral fett rs so Iit#
CIi0toa o. icat. Wilmington t
proceed directly ne y4#t{nt4 U.
passing through this .Fe.loa
ycr~ed uiiat Is nuv known s..
Haflfax IN fa.d
campeI far several lay~ III I|I4g8as.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26

Another ate*@ts@N fe.a
Tha0 eans* atss3s
i I]IotHtHsnt SRI taet
}he 8af Hat4t. fNef Atf H
waite is 4s. ~ttBsA tbe a tE
a.urs fae i appreciated Us 8s S.
liam Thzs stake fes# - tN*
leuse at $e fs RI s atf
aua titan 81 Keep .he astos s
defense from ar54f.re asa#
S.fsee Watson hos rrfs@e*
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26

duction, as it was not believed by many
Il week ago that the Senate would
reach he point where ii alternative
seems to be Il two and two and a halt
~ Il two II a quarter cent rate on the
big roads. That shows that Il long step
has been taken toward rate reduction
in the upper chamber.
The discussion o. the rate bills vii!
be resumed this morning as a special
order, and the Senate VIII owen
again at ESQ O'Clock.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26

it, the statement that it is threatening
the best interests of the state the cs,
was raised again, and again d.
nounced.
The Hous2 considered yesterday az
4 COMMITTEES Of the whole the revised
Revenue and Machinery Act. and tn
consideration of it Will be resumed to-
DAY. only a few sections have been
changed. L4st night the House hell
4 session, ana another will lie held
this evening.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26
\ Valuable. Ia~-on.

Xix yesrs age: IsaEn@l sa8ulals
ies-op. writes John Pheasant ~
Magnolia ind ~ fheH b.efu 1tt
br King Nra Life PHI taa fH5
longer / take them I'll, befts- t0si
them. Tines ~ as- sssfpf.. t.
Guaranteed 81 ali drug stores
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26

E5ie 7sitI ID EiS Passenger fsatca at
Iao ,lit-. second tfa~~. "t.d Two
and Gre-E3aIf CENT, aEs.@j Gsig>-
lsi- Ell IL, senate E-t@TastS. lie
i, G32tir:,1n Ct tic JofaHnittes 81
Railroads. i
and tise ~ccani-cEa~~ snra tso and ON
hail cents 10y nlitf, bat oaiS Ter hos
ruins ,riicsl II operation uo net pay
St..GG oy passenger earnings Dei itiio
81 E0ai.
see. /. IIa: aII raiiTaatts where tlc
DaSsclG@r earnings PSF mile o. road 10
80 exceed si.00a. mag ~ciiui.sso tho
rates 20N in G>c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26

EVER grocery ~ eHpu5l etfv
A~eo Red Sllmon fg the 4lat
1atc not set called Gn yuu Hrss 81
card ~ the sIa+ka Paek
citation. Richmond. NJ. 4heF ga
temporary advertising Offices ar .a
Gated
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26

-39CFEEUNi' OF tFN TVIF~I0ts7N itsiE2
CASTOR County.
The Senate adopted a resolution TO
place Il statue of Iebulun Baird Vance
in Statuary Hall, in the National Cap
itol at Washington. and Mr.. Buxton
paid a splendid tribute IA elegant Eng
Ish to tho iIlustrious and most pop
ti"r of all North CaroIinians.
IN" House passed "p its f1lal read
i1H tEe Till to codify the opinions e
jh' Supreme Court lin regard ta to-
'"etrlh" ~ mental anguish.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-02-26
"After Sufferin8 for Three Yea

CdIAU5 NuIGu IIIG aI!U I LaIAIJI 4S~OIII
mend it highly enough For head
ache, baskache, falling feelings, diz-
ziness. cramps, fitful functions and
periodical pains take
At ALL DRUGGISTS IN $l.00 BOTTLES
CT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
OGDEN AND LOGAN FIELDS.

Field Superintendent Job Pmgrcc Of
the Amalgamated Sugar company. iu
ana interview with a representative o.
the "News' ON the sugar beet industry
FOR 1907, had the following TO say:
This year has been one OF the best
seasons the sugar beet raisers have had
in this section Of the state. The heavy
rains OF last spring flooded some lands,
especially in Weber county, making
them useless for planting bects, but
otherwise the climatic conditions have
been very favorable The factories Of
this company and that of the Lewis
ton. located at ogden, Logan and Lew
istun, have had a recordbrca king run.
SO far and viii not be able TO COM
pletc the run until some time In jan
uary. The farmers have learned the
lesson that planting sugar bccts early
in well prepared soil is the most profit
able. as 80 gives the bects more time
% grow and mature. The percentage
of sacharinc IN the beets is very hien
this year and the output of sugar win
be large
"On an average I'm Weber county the
farmers have raised 10 tons Of beots
tp the acre. There were 4.3O0 acres
planted for the ogden factory from
which about 10000 tons OF beets were
harvested. For the Logan factory.
5000 acres were planted, and $4,000
tons harvested.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
THE LEWISTON DISTRICT.

Special Correspondence
Lewiston. Utah. Dec. 5.-The sugar
factory is making the most successful
run since IT, competitions $4,000 tons OF
beets have been worked. and 1900 900
bags Of sugar turned out to date. II is
expected that the present years run
Will extend until the 18TH day OF Jan
uary, 1908. with n tonnage of nearly
$4,000. for which S25O.000 will be
paid the farmers. and that 1000
bags OF sugar viii be manufactured
Al two or three Of the loading points
ON the railroad. beets were piled upon
the ground, ana are now being loaded
upon cars and shipped In as rapidly
as possible. AZ the factory. there are
sim 5000 or 5000 tons piled uuon the
ground, which are being hauled to the
sheds About 5000 tons Of bcets viii
be shipped from ogden valley to be
worked mp I'm the factory.
The weather has been the most ia
vorahlc this year Of any preceding,
and an bcets are now out OF tho
ground The greatest difficulty that
has been experienced this year has been
tho scarcity Of laborers; that trouble
has now vanished. and the factory Is
full handed. Bects this year are OF
excellent quality, being rich IN sac
Beet growers have been quite sue
ccssful this year; however. the aver
age tonnage has not been so great, due,
mo- doubt TO the extremely wet spring,
making beet planting later than usual.
The agricultural superintendent. VIII
liam Waddoups, gives some Interesting
points for beet growers. He says the
best way 90 prepare land for the cul-
tivation OF beets is 10 plant alfaltl.
and after three years, OF in the third
year cut the first crop and wait I'M
an the second crop IS nearly ready to
cut. then pillow &C under. which makes
an excellent fertilizer. let &C lie until
spring. disc with "a disc harrow, and
plant early, as early planting is NOSE
important I'm successful beet growing;
land in this condition VIII grow beets
successfully for four years
Land fertilized With barn yard ma
uuro can be kept up and made 10 yield
good returns. II fertilized every year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

with their own labor ana that OF their
children. Beets are grown IN thom ir
conjunction with other crons ana ne n
Is d guaranteed nav crop most f1rrgers
put some of their land INTO beets
The factory has also added much 10
ylol BOO ,gill have been Maid f1r t,i, t5ts
season ON the farms for urf,sdi,,o,
baet7 and Tor factory holm Afllsst 956
mon ana prob4blv a01 mon, .. ,l.e
farms puloadiuv b..te .tr io,l. a. .i,.
factory for ernpI,vr,sri f1, H.. '.'.'.., ..',
on themseIyas ana moi f,r,i,I..
pcciaIly This part OF the wear
my. f..t,....l ~. a. '"' 49,.
run So flr II r9p,r,,,,,"5 e,.'.I- Sooi
me- nm .tril ,r,l,.tl,. i,.t to- I'D aug
ie estimated tbat ny,,. s- ... 'tS ~
of qurar ,prl he r.r.'l......i 1, '.-.-ua
being made a. Of 'tbr drs.. .'...r...''s-,