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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-01-11
Why Milk Regularly?

At a meeting Of illinois dairymel
Charles Graves told why it was impOra
to milk with perfect regularity, the hours
be equally spaced in every twenty-fOur
found that although it would not pay \
farmers to milk three times day, The oil
should be drawn every twelve hours for y
results. The longer milk remains ID
udder, the less butter fat it will coma
when drawn, so when the milking time 81
run overtime a few hours considerable
lost in quality and this is not made up
the next milking, so that there is no way
regaining it. The richest milk, OF Coah
is obtained by milking three times
but the increased per cent Of fat does
pay for the extra work.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-01-11
Notes on "Mortgage Lifters"

If pigs begin to show an out-of-condition
appearance don't think of medicine the
first thing. See if mistake in feeding
or care cannot be discovered, and if it is,
correct it.
Cause the pigs to fear you not, especially
those intended for brood sows they should
be assured that their keeper is a kind, con-
siderate friend. Even a hog appreciates
such friend
The more feed the acre produces the lower
the cost of maturing the live stock, and
without necessarily decreasing the market
price of the stock. The prolific acre makes
its influence felt in many ways
If pigs are getting succulent food, exer-
else, sleep in clean beds, have fresh pure
air to breathe, there is but little complaint
about disease. The nearer these conditions
can be duplicated in winter the less disease
there will be to complain of.
The two litters-a-year system hastens the
weaving of the filters, bringing that event
when the pigs in the most critical stage
of their development. 1t requires no little
experience, skill and previous preparation
to prevent prematurely weaned pigs from
getting back-set that it may take the
profit on the second litter to make good.
The spring pigs that were on red clover
or alfalfa pasture last summer are now
making pork at the minimum cost.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-01-11
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feed without any other ration to speak of
you may consider yourself lucky if your
hog pen does not contain a lot of sick ones
water is pretty good but it is not very
much as a thirst quencher. The pig is
dirty animal only when his owner forces
him to be one
A little alfalfa or clover is mighty good
for the pigs at this time of the year. Need
not cut it for them. They will attend to
that and be glad of the chance.
The fall shoat will be the fat hog next
spring 1t is time now to begin pushing
him along just enough to keep him gaining
till you are ready to lay the firm,
clean flesh.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-01-11
Beware the Kerosene

Some people seem to think that Eel S
is good for everything from curing gsE y.
horses shoulders to protecting seeu ~
insects and disease. 1t is folly to soak KY NJ
or other seed in kerosene, because WIZ,
most cases destroy the terminating pOsa
the seed. Prof. Holden, Of Iowa, mas I y
some experiments to test this and iOu y, :
corn seed soaked for five minutes . alu !
produce plants nearly as strong as tms
soaked, while seed soaked fifteen mlau ms
not come up at all. Really the OeS nu w. !,
kerosene yet discovered is to make HSN "
heat.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-01-11
SOME MISTAKES OF FEEDERS
E. H. COLLINS, Indiana

Many years of experience-some of it
costly too-have proved to my satisfaction
that in a great many cases there is en-
tirely too much expense in feeding cattle
and even hogs The fine large hogs with
heavy bone and vigorous vitality that
fathers grew must have had a balanced
ration.
We now have them bred for earlier ma
turity, but the same ration il obtainable
will still do for our main dependence.
In case of nursing pigs calves, little
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-01-11
Care of the Winter Pig

It will take several bushels Of corn to
put back the flesh on a pig lost while
shivering all night in a damp, wind swept
corner of the feed lot.
If you have been stuffng your pigs with
corn from the day it was ripe enough to
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-01-11
GROWING PEDIGREE CORN
O. D. FUNK, Bloomington, Ill.

Breeding plots are situated in isolated
places. We plant fifty or sixty numbered
ears Of certain variety, each ear in a
single row, which is also numbered Rows
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-01-11

stare ana sa-Q territory so ueuaUueu
ahalL AareMfter c0hatituLe q new town
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
zELAYh DRIVES MERRY
I OUT OF HIS REPUBLIC
Continued frosn Page "a. Column 1
ened to kill the first man who attempt
ed to interfere with him.

WASHINGTON, March o.
There is a possibility that Mica
rapua will be called to account
for its treatment of Minister
William L. Merry of California,
who is accredited to Salvador,
Nicaragua and Costa Rica, with
headquarters at San Jose, Costa
Rica.
Minister Merry has reported to
the State Department concerning
his recent visit to Managua on
orders from the department and
his hasty departure from that cap
ital under circumstances which
indicate that his safety was men
aced. He went to see President
Zelaya in regard to certain claims
relating to mahogany concessions
to George E. Emery of Boston
and a New Orleans company.
The State Department does not make
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

public exactly what occurred at Mana
qua, but the intimation is given that
Minister Merry was not treated with
the respect due to his office and that
Nicaragua may be called upon to ex-
plain its conduct
Minister Merry reported both by
cable and by letter upon his return to
Costa Rica and also complained that
his communications with the depart
ment had been interrupted and de-
1ayed
Senior Enrique Creel, the Mexican
ambassador to the United States. will
not resign from the Enthusiastically tc
this country in case he is elected Gov
ernor Of the State of chihuahua. Un-
der the Mexican laws Senior CreeI may
name an acting governor to I'LL his
place.
The President Of Honduras and all
his Cabinet members. excepting the
Minister of Public Works, are at the
front, engaged in the war with Nicara-
qua This announcement was received
today by the State Department In q
dispatch from p. NJ. Brown, secretary
of the American legation. in Honduras
SAN SALVADOR, March AT noon
yesterday a Nicaraguan column at
tackled the cavalry at Tuguare as a
reprisal of the recent victories of the
Honduran army. After three hours OF
fighting the Nicaraguans are said to
have been virtually annihilated by the
Hondurans.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
MAYOR CONVERTS TvEITMoE
Exclusion League President Thinks
Schunftz Did Well I'm washington

ct is true" said President O. A
Tveitmoe of the Japanese Korean Ex-
clusion League last night. that the
action Of the Mayor and the School
Board has been hastily and unjustly
criticised, but I am convinced that
when Il is understood Il will be recog-
nized as one OF the greatest achieve
ments of craftsmanship of the age"
That was part Of the answer made
last night when Tveitmoe was asked
for his views on Mayor Schmitz' $
apology and explanation, which was
issued yesterday to persuade the peo-
pie Of the State that the Mayor did
ton and acceded TO the demands OF the
President that the doors OF the schools
should be opened to the japanese.
II was evident at the meeting OF the
executive committee Of the league last
night that a change had come over
many OF the members regarding their
views on the Mayor. Many who had
expressed themselves freely and vigor-
ously in denunciation Of the Mayors
capitulation either declined to discuss
the Mayors excuse OF else declared
that they had not as yet-read IT
fl want to say" continued Tveitmoe,
that j am not only pleased but agree
ably surprised with the result of the
Mayors visit with the Board Of Edu-
cation 10 washington ] am convinced
that he has accomplished more in ten
days than could reasonably be accom-
plished in ten years. We have asked
Congress TO stop the invasion which
has been going on for six years and
our requests have been granted sooner
than we ever dared to hope
This has been achieved by Mayor
Schmitz and the members Of the Board
OF Education. President Roosevelt has
rod -
since he wrote his message. Our white
schools will be maintained inviolate.
The Exclusion League will keep IN
its propaganda and will never cease it's
labor or agitation as long as there is
any danger to our State and nation
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
.sCHM|Tz TRIES TO.
EXPLAIN CAP|TULATI
Continued from Page so, Column 7.

..sec l. Children of all alien races who speak
the English language in order TO determine the
proper grade In which they msy be entitled to be
enrolled must first be examined as to their
educational qualifications By the principal Of the
school where the application for enrolment
shall have been made.
sSec ?. That no child Of alien birth of the
age of Q, 10. II, II, 13, IA, Is, 16 years shall
be enrolled in any of the first, second, third,
fourth. fifth, sixth, seventh or eighth grades.
respectively.
deficient In their ability to speak deficient
in the elements of the English language, un-
able to attend the grades menuQned In section
by reason of the restrictions mentioned therein,
such children shall be enrolled in special schools
or In special classes established exclusively for
such children and In the manner the Board
of Education shall deem proper and most ex-
Al a meeting of the entire California dele
ation of Senators and Representatives to the
Congress of the United States held on Feb
ruary 16. 1907, pursuant to. a call therefor
by Mayor E. Z. Schmitz OF San Francisco,
the policy, action and agreement of the Board
OF Education of the city and county OF San
Francisco as herein above stated was unani-
mously and enthusiastically Endorsed and con-
hrmed by them
city and State TO trust to the sincerity of
our President, and express the hope that
any agitation tending IN any manner to ham,
per him In his effort to secure the exclusion
of Japanese iaborers skilled and unskflled. viii
cease Whatever action the Board OF Edu-
cation has taken in this matter is only tenn
porary and can be changed at any time. And
with the assurance Of the President that IL
the amendment to the immigration bill does
not prove effective the people OF this State
would wish. he will use his influence and power
to secure the enactment OF such legislation
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
SHIPBUILDERS RECEIVE
ORDER TO GO ON STRIKE
Five Thousand Men Employed in
Eastern Yards Will Leave
Posts on Monday

CLEVELAND, March 9.-vice Presi-
dent Weyand of the international Boil
ermakers' and Shipbuilders' organiza-
t6n issued an order for a general
strike of shipbuilders in the employ
OF the American Shipbuilding Company.
effective Monday The order Is also
made to include the so-called independ-
ent yards at st. Clair. Mich. The ship
building yards of the American Ship
building Company mentioned in the
strike order. according to Weyand's 5
statement, are Buffalo, Cleveland, South
Chicago ana West Superior
Weyand says he has assurances that
the entire 5000 union shipbuilders en-
ployed in these yards will go out Mon
day, and he believes that many of the
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
SAYS THAT PRESIDENT
REGRETS HIS LANGUAGE
Executive Eager to Make
Amends to State, De-
clares Knowland

OAKLAND, March s.-Representative
Joseph r. Knowland has returned from
washington and is at HIS home in this
city. He declares that President Roose-
welt has expressed regret for the Ian
guage that he used In his message re-
garding the school question and is
using every endeavor to make amends
Just criticisms.
I'VE all regretted the unfortunate
language used by President Roosevelt
IN hts message on the school question,
said the Congressman today, but
believe that no Californian regrets 1T
more than the President now does him
self. Throughout the East 1t Is gen.
orally believed that the incident is
closed, and at the same time admitted
that California has surrendered none of
her rights as q sovereign State. but has
periodically done her part in settling
what might have developed into
grave international dispute.
LAS a result Of the controversy over
the Japanese school question, we have
obtained what practically amounts TO
Japanese exclusion, result that would
probably otherwise have required
ten-year campaign of education among
Eastern Congressman, who do not un-
derstand the California OF coast atti-
tude upon this question. 1t is generally
believed by those In a position to know
that the amendment contained IN the
immigration BILL comforting upon the
President power 10 refuse. under GER
tain conditions, to admit alien laborers
who have been issued passports to
other countries or to our insular pos
sessions, will bar out nine-tenths Of the
Japanese labOrers."
Knowland spoke OF the trip of SEN
ator Flint, Representative McKinlay
and himself TO the canal zone and their
inspection OF the work already done.
He declared that It was their opinion
that coolie labor was not necessary for
the building of the canal The Con-
gresham said that in his new position
Secretary Metcalf would be able TO ac-
complish much for the Pacific Coast.
Representative Knowland expressed
qualification over the appropriation for
the extension OF the south Jetty in Ok
land harbor q distance of 500 feet and
the completion Of a channel 500 feet
wide and 25 feet deep from San Fran
cisco street 10 Fallon. and for other
improvements.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Simply Swallow
Many Eat as Though They We're Blind
and Their Tongues Cut Out

Dyspepsia is built on confdence-too
much confidence IN the ability OF your
stomach to digest anything and every
thing you put into IL.
In this age we have developed speed
IN every line OF action, and we have
also developed speed IN mastioation.
We don't take time to eat right ane
sometimes we do not eat the right klnc
OF food. Sometimes we carry our Dusl-
ness TO our meals and as a result eat
mechanically. We eat as though we
were blind and our tongues cut OUT
The result Is that the food we eat is
half chewed and lies like a lump OF leeo
on the stomach.
abuse your stomach. but when you get
got Il.
when you get brash, eructations,
burning sensations, bloating, aversion
TO food. loss Of appetite, belching and
other kindred ailments, there Is not
much use asking yourself, for the time
being. why YOU suffer The fact Is
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question OF the hour is how to get rio
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as win bring about the desired results. l be
lieve we can AFFORD to wait and see just what
the effect Of the amendment to the immigrs-
tion bill and the action Of the Board OF Edu-
cation Will have upon the exclusion OF Jap
anese laborers. skilled and unskilled- AS one
one who. although Mayor OF all the people.
certainly has close to his heart the interest
of the waSe-earners Of the State OF Caltfor-
nia as one who has gone through the trials
OF the disaster OF San Francisco In April last.
and who looks forward with hope toward the
upbuflding OF our city by the skill Of white
labor alone. feel that a great good has been
accomplished by the visit OF the Board OF
rights, especially of the working classes have
been preserved, and that results highly bene-
rsnized labor In particular Will speedily fol-
low the action taken by the Board Of Edu-
caticn of the city Of San Francisco and the
enforcement Of the law by the President OF
the United States. f. E SCHMITZ.N
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Sevenfy-five New SILK Shirwaisf and fine
Easter Gloves

In the Glove Department we are showing
all the fashionable colored Gloves. from
2-button up to l6-button length. In almost
every case you will find The Emporium
Gloves to be extraordinary values. for our
orders were placed long ago. before the de-
cided advance in price.
12-Button Kid Gloves Observation-Disclosures.
$2.75, $500 and 50 so
l6-Button Kid Gloves. . $3.50 and $3.75
Women's Mocha Walking Gloves ST
One of the best wearing and best looking
cloves we have at the price; really worth
$l.25; one-half pique sewed, with one large
clasp at wrist All new shades of grays.
browns and black
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
F. M. GREENWOOD BALKS
AT $4,000 GUARANTEE
City Trustees viii Reject His Peti-
ton to Eliminate Clause in
Railway Franchise

ALAMEDA. March e.-City Trustee
w. NJ. Bowers in a speech delivered
before the West End Improvement As
sociation Friday night said that repre-
sentatives of F. n Greenwood. who.
more than a year ago, was awarded a
franchise to construct an electric line
in Clement avenue to connect with a
projected ferry system to San Fran
cisco. had requested the City Trus--
tees to eliminate the $4,000 guarantee
which amount would have to be depos-
ited before the franchise would be-
come operative. Bowers said that he
would not stand for the elimination
of the $50. 900 guarantee clause and
that a majority of his fellow Trustees
were OF the same mind.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
ONLY FEW JAPANESE PUPILS
RoncOvferf Says Limited Number Will
BE Eligible to Schools

School superintendent Roncovieri.
who returned Friday from the Japa-
nese conference in Washington, said
yesterday that the number of jana
nese school children in San Francisco
under the terms Of the agreement
reached would be Insignificant Ac-
cording to his statement there are
but ninety-three japanese pupils in
the city. Of whom all but forty-five
viii be barred from the schools be-
cause they are more than 1e years
old The examinations, he said, would
reduce the number of eligibles to
twelve or fifteen. and these would be
principally pupils in the primary
grades.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
RrFUsE TO LEAVE spAIN

MALAGA, Spain. March s.-About 500
of the emigrants who had embarked
here for Hawaii left their ship today
and are now camping upon the
wharves They claim that the accom-
modations and food on board the
steamer were inadequate for the long
voyage The American Counsel here
is trying to adjust the matter.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
An Immense Showing of
New White Wash Goods
AT fhe popular price of SOC per yard

White goods are greatly in demand
and we have gathered a splendid col
lection at this popular price. Among
the beautiful things shown you will
find figured and dotted pOplins In a
rich silk finish Novelty zephyrs in
figures and dots. Imported dotted
syvisses, thin fine novelty walstings In
checks, plaids and fancy stripes; beau
tiful patterns In great vaTiety-all at
the one price, soc per yard.
Wash Goods Section
OTHER NEW WASH GOODS
Nrvx Irish Dimftfea. 25e-The new 1907
designs and cOlorS, pretty hgureS
and stripes in the thin 27-inch Irish
dirnity.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Toilet Articles Unidentified

l5c size Woodside Violet Talcum Pow
der ...........s.... ..Ic
Soc size Lablache Face Powder; all
shades ......-........-... 5Uc
SOC size Ponds Extract. aci.............. .35c
Soc Dele,rez's Imported Tooth and Mouth
Wash .L0c
25c Roger & Gale, Toilet Soap; all
oJors Zoe
81 90 size Danderine Scalp Remedy and
Hair Grower .o5c
SOC size Danderine Hair Remedy and Scalp
Grower .........- -........-....... DC
25c size Lyons Tooth Powder . l5c
Zoe Packers Tar Soap; fine for sham
pooing ..................... .l5c
dorian Toilet Preparations.
We have just received complete assort-
ment of the above preparations, famous every
where among high-class toilet goods. See the
display of these in the department. Prices
will prove interesting.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

REDDINC. March Samuel Clary.
a pioneer of Siskiyou County, was killed
in a premature blast near Hornbrook
this morning
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
ChiIdren's Leghorn Hats
$500 to $1,000

Fine quality Leehon Has trimmed with large bows of ribbon
caught up of the face Other chdn hats in fancy lace Isean
and Leehon. trimmed with fine flowers grasses and velvet ribbons
$500. $3.50 10 $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

union employees in other crafts, such as
machinists and others not included In
the strike order, will strike in sym
pathy with the shipbuilders
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10

Plain and Dotted NIulEs, 20c and 25c-
All colors in plain and dotted Null;
very fine cloth; 81 inches wide. Price.
zoe and csc.
silk Embroidered Null. 40e-27 inches
wide; fine, thin sheer Null, in all
colOFs-
Embroidered Batiste, 6Oc per y ard
Fine, handsome patterns in the new
27-inch Batiste; all colors-
Novelty VOiles, zoe per yard-Max-
nihcent variety of these new striped
Voiles; beautiful color combinations:
entirely new; p inches wide.
Affection VoiIez, 75c--A 42-inch cloth.
which is all cotton. but closely re-
S0mbles mixture OF silk and wool.
we are showing this in all evening
and street colors- Price. z5c.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
IT.
Humphreys Seventy
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"Trip

Grip is epidemic-the hospitals
crowded-the suffering intense-yet
ninety out of every hundred cases
could be prevented or cured. with
little cost and no Inconvenience, by
the use Of "Seventy-seven." 1t breaks
up the Grip and its ronicity sustains
the energies-so that you can keep
about your business
"Seventy-seven" cures Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness. Laryn-
gifts, Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in Head
and Sore Throat. ''77' fits the vest
pocket
At Druggists, % cents OF mailed.
Humphreys Homeo Medicine Co, O..
William and John streets. New York
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
COFFEE

Good is so good and
poor is so poor; have
Schilling's Best tomor-
row.
like Schilling's Best.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
Velvet Ribbons for Millinery


in trimmings andnn
We show the shades the popular reds brown yellow, and
We of Frhba
Ribbons orders for which placed before the advance made the
of fully IS All widths
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-10
BEAUTYSKIN

beneficial results are Ruaranteeo or money :
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