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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15

that this remarkable change ~ diet II
having effect In the evolution Of disease,
put notes as angular fact that there
mas been a material decrease In govt, ulr
though liseafeE often regarded AZ OF
equity origin have INCREASED. He has stu-
slvc cutting OF meat He has found dv.
layed and Imperfect development of the
homes and weakened condition whose
counterpart he has observed In n younR
infant, when the child WAS born the
mother was being cured Of pulmonary
had been continued is months. Az the age
~ year the child showed delayed del%
utipn, became nunrfnic, was Thought 70
nave tuberculosis and was led Win
raw meat juice FOR six weeks, II grew
worse and died, its symptoms perplcxing
bone verified In. Chalmers' suspicion
that It's trouble WAS that nf the meat.
fed rats-~eXhhustion OF the functions II
the bone marrow. thyroid gland, etc,ana
showed that treatment should have been
u diet correcting tho excessive use Of
meat by the mother
Carrier pigeons are put TO novel uEc ~
n thinlv settled district in the north OF
Scotland. On long rounds u doctor when
a prescription Is 10 be filed MT once
he sends q message to his surgery. whqre
an attendant prepares and forwards the
medicine, II a patient is liable 70 need
for the doctor
The firemens "heht vei'' lately tested
at Cologne Is made from cane FIBER II Is
soaked in water before attaching to the
ordinary brass helmet and the moisture
IN long retained, giving great protection
against the heat of a. fire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
TWO BIG DEALS.
McCunc- Read Ranch Sold for 100000
COLONIZATION Scheme.

The well known ranch Of McCune- Read,
In Juab county Of 100 acres, has been
sold TO Messrs. puthn, wldstoe and J. W.
Paxton, for S6oOdo. The ranch includes
fine meadow and other irrigated lands,
and with it goes 200 head OF cattle. The
colonization
The Abraham Land company manage
mcnt reports the recent sale of 5000 acWes
IN all sizes 81 parcels to colonists. one
purchaser taking an entire section which
he proposes to devote to the raising OF
asparagus. as the land Is peculiarly suit
ed to the successful growth of that veg
etable one car Of colonlsts arrived last
week from the east. and another carload
Is expected next week.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15

no such word az God, soul or tmmor-
tality. In the language OF the Gypsy
race and no conception or what they
mean. II Is easier to comprehend wo-
men Of the Carmen stamp, ana the
predictions OF the pronounced types
of the national character as seen IN last
nights presentation. The passion for
music amusements and the favorite
fandango with castinet accompani-
ments, bull fights. bandit and Vaga-
bond life, and prnctises were all made
marvelously interesting by stage and
other Investment
Frank Mills had the part Of Don lose,
and did faithful work as such. Eric
Mattirin made a good impression as Don
Manuel and Miss Molly Pearson quite
won the hearts of the audience by her
Interpretation OF Dolores Tonight
Miss Nethersole goes back to "Sapho,
which win also be her bill for tomor-
row afternoon and night which Will
close her engagement in this city.
Grand--Tt has been a long long
time since a'more pleasing and satisfy
ing play mas been seen at the Grand
than the one witnessed last night In
Quincy Adams Sawyer" a good slzed
audience was IN attendance and the
greatest Of enthusiasm was manifested
throughout the entire evening. The
story Is especially healthful ana re-
freshing from the fact that there s no
mortgage on the farm, no erring son or
ruined daughter" but just a simple tale
Of plain New England country folk
all save the young lawyer from Bos-
ton. There is no villain either One old
lady Is awfully peevsh. and came near
ly carrying feeling of deep spite down
TO her grave but fortunately releuted
before blighting a young girls name.
l.
member deserving a liberal meed of
praise. Williams A. Williams. as Quln-
cy Adams Sawyer, gave no room for
adverse criticism. He has good looks,
good voice and quickly Won his way
into the hearts OF the audience, and
sharing in the honors Of the evening
was Jane Tyrrel "the beloved, beauti-
ful and blind" One of the most laugh
able characters. in makeup and man
ners, that could possibly be imagined,
was Clara Coleman, as Samantha
Green The piece is beautifully staged,
and all in all is one of the very best
attractions OF the season. 1t will be
seen for the remainder of the week.
Orphcum--Again last night the
house was sold out at the Orpheum,
where the Eight Vassar Girls are the
headliner this week, with Howard and
Howard strong laugh makers. Tonighr
will be society night, when I'm addition
to the usual crush - seats have been
reserved for the Hoo Hoos.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
PERSONALS.

w O. sharp has returned from a
trip 10 California and Will be i'm town
for ~ days before returning 10 Bos-
ton where he Is In local charge of the
American Smelling companys inter-
ests
W, T. Read left thir afternoon on
u 3u dAAs. ltlp - The CITY OF MnXleo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
DIVIDEND DECLARED.

Boston. Feb. l5.--The Cole Ryan div
rectors OF Greene Con. Copper company
met mis- afternoon in New York and
declared a dividend OF per cent Fivp
dividends were pale last year OF 4 per
cent each ON the following dates. Feb.
20 ~ ~ -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
The
House thot
Specialize
Leads.

di MSponaid's change ,naR.s ~,
,ba t,.s 6 IN place of sun5,v ,I''
'he trade with aIolasses 'g Ta..,
una other kinds In their ,,,,. ' ,.,.
ehey are now coated with hlpb s s,1'y
chocolate, which ADDS n,ncs ' s'sas
a a,n,n o. the goods, us rufe cb.r' '
49, 49, ~ reeosnisei as one Of ,bs
most wholesome foods in tbo ~o' .''s
an connection With the dens,,r,,
10 that Of an exclusive cbaso ,s.'
mousse It Hnust be born. IN n,,',
'hat Mcdonald Is making The o ,,,.-t
sr ,s,, OF chocolate in the world
n,tter-sweet Bon5ons lead all fin.
shueoiates, It is the best made. m,
highest priced chocolate sols
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LOST.

PURE BLACK COCKER SPANIEL
puppy, x months old. strap collar, with
name plate marked a. Z. Hubbard, Ans
wers to the name Togo" Finder please
return TO 40T Vadner Ave. and receive re-
ward,
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RETURNED MIssloNapr

Have you Il friend or ncora
In your former field of Ia ~ V'uAiahls
You would Ike to send ~ W whom
semi-Weekly News? VI sd 'p =, W ne
Vantage Ui "ur SPECIAL or,y,' eve al.
aid the great missionary yor hs1e %
SEND tne paper one yegr IN IN We
IN the United States, Cansd "a! POINT
ico at half price, sl.OO. TSis a. a. Alex
apply to, points where there n rSeS not
:ar wards or Stakes. Foreign po Issl'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15
EASTERN CURB SALES.

jaime A Pollock a Co. furnish the fol-
lowing eastern quotations and sales to-
flsts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-15

The meat consumption IN the British
Isles increased from three pounds per
person IN 1850 60 80 pounds Ia 1900. DR.
d. G, Chalmers u Edinburgh, points out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
CONTEST I'M M ENSE
ESTATE

Papers have been forwarded 70
London IN the contest instituted
by Mrs. T. l. Weiss, Of this city,
and her mother. Mrs. J Stakeholder.
Of Tacoma. for the estate left BY
noary lgvinS Lev Cary. deceased
valued AZ $40 900 900. and which Il
nov tn the possession 81 The British
government Ellis " Garreison.
~ Tacoma iH handling legal mat.
tors at this end Tor the women. and
tho firm of FnnntierpY, Littloton
a Liter are eonteatiaE the case In
the London courts
The Cary estate consists ~ lands
pear Westminster. Esscx county.
England. and valuable property in
CORTLAND Place. l.ondon The local
women are descended from Col
Wilson Myies Cary. who camo 20
America IN 1884, The last member
Of the English branch OF the family
is the one who died recently aud
left the immense estate uow 10 llsi.
CATION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
TO ENTERTAIN THE
HAWAIlANS

one more reception IN IN store
for the Hawaiian girls before they
sail for the south. and this time
Il 10 the Commercial club that VIII
be all ne up 10 do homage 20 the
guoata from over where the sun
goes down.
Mrs. Edith Tozier Weathsrred
the ehaperono, has prepared her
self 10 present the beauties and at
fractions Of the islands from
whence they come. and will review
rapidly the many attentions shown
the party on the journey along the
coast
Yesterday afternoon they visited
the Minnesota az the Great North.
ern docks. mhklng a rapid run from
engine room 10 crows nest. aud
leaving officers and mon gasplnR
aud undono. Tho party sails for
San Francisco Tits week aud from
there direct 70 their homes In
Hawaii.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
BODY OF DROWNED
MAN RECOVERED

with featurea unrocognizabie, but
with Identification allll possible
from a letter found IN bis pocket,
the body OF Ray Cunningham. who
Was drowned with Edward X.
Croahy. near Rolling bay, VAIN
bridge island, November g. was
picked up yesterday ON the main
not far from tho scene OF tho double
tragedy,
The body was sent 90 Johnson
4 Hamilton. undertakora, where u
Is being held awaiting word from
friends or relatives. who are yet
unheard from. The letter appears
10 have been written by "A sweet
heart IA neilingham about "A year
ago. but tho name cannot be made
out. Croahya body was found the
day after tho accident by his young
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

on The ton floor huddled IN u
indeacribablo heap. and bnrnea !. !.
badly that they we're anreeos,ss \
able They died 10 the at,ee..
10 roach The firo escape The ~,
men found Tho halls packed as1
tho panicHtrlckeu tenants fleh,ls.
each other iu their endea ~, =
roach the fire escape first ny
fire started in n saloon an Nv
first floor aud shot ~ the air stss,
trapping nc people on The taa
floor. The building waa ablsse
when Tho firemon arrived.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
HAD MONEY. GUT
NOTHING TO EAT.

with $500 IN the Wells Fargo
Express oompany's office which he
could not set az yesterday. ". =.
Russell. a young engineer who ar
rived SATURDAY, uight on the Santa
Clara from Cntslla. vas picked up
on the street last evening sick
aud peunlloHa. tciilag story u
being robbed 81 all The cash on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

1879 Ns6th av wost, was taken
IN custody yesterday and is now
held At ths county jail, Mrs. iiar
rieon IL wife Of William G. Har.
Flson, and hor mental condition IL
attributed 10 sickness. AZ times
she becomes violent and Il WAS
thought best TO place her where
ahe could not harm herself or
others.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
.ARarer lNeANE WOMAN.

Mrs Emmn Harrison. OF 1914
Ninth Nv west. who last Friday
boeeme iagane ana held Mrs Il.
Gormlcy, mother OF County TreaHnf.
en- Matt Oormiey, prisoner for
an hour IN the Gormley home. AZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
CHILDREN AND WOMAN
BURNED TO DEATH


NEW YORK, Nov. 30 Thirteen
persons. mostly women and chill.
dren, we're burned 20 a crisp and
seven were injured early this morn
ing ia fire IN a fiYeetory tcne'
ment house
The bodies were round IN o room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

nd Potion on tho way down from
Alaska
Offioer Dolphin was Impressed
with HE story and sent the YOUNG
man 60 tho Wayalde hospital.
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Make Money

mnaatifui level iats N Taeefaa ut
rarsiand ftf as aHi ap We taf q
nica tfawd on tha Eruuna YESTERDAY.
thsY we're an pleased and are naa prep
sftF ownsra tn fAMkAAen "a wauit
pay Nnu 10 run ever tnr ftrHs chance fNt
haNs anH sas fhfs chniee aiegr % prop
srtF saif an eAkf terms we are prsh
evarF ewenfng uetii 3 eiars-fuu miE ne
call ia ana So "a We have wse book
tsiiiuN aN about 81 ppstai will bfius
d 60 Fuaf home EfaRch effiEs 50 sua
sssena AYa. ballard
NATIONAL LAND CO.
see FleueHf bids Seattle
Fhanss- Matn i9st fnt ass
sztsE California mas facusua
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Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
- And We VIII
Do the Rest

Chargo for enc insertion, loo
per line. Seven words 70 the
line Three tines one cent a
word ono month. &C per line
tSr day.
Minimum charge for an "ad
20 cents.
DOWNTOWN AGEN "
Kennedy Drug Co. First av.
and Cherry
BALLARD AGENCN-P II,
Mullen. Sst Ballard av4 OPP,
city Hall Phone. ballard SOC
MAIN OFFlCE-Scventh az
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1860. Ind eel
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy pr assume responsible
ity for errors " any Kind oe'
currlng IN telephoned adver-
tlscments.
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CHEAP
CHEAP

ualiaiuE lats ia the Softh Reservoir
Park Addition NetnE business every aaN
oar uFirsa ard laratioa keep us hHa1
Nsw car lire. HnN paFa4 intnsnar neM
reservoir ffHa FieW f1eee 90 Ekp1ri
Han nfeuntH Lots plenty lAfka enaAEh
TOR anuh saFdHn fte fnHn o. pee
month DO yHu Nsut 20 80 thsmf NfssH
tahu cas- 60 afeen tAhe Stallion kfmis
tAaa a townsend s-tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
Woodland Park
Section

Woouf.AWN Az nice iafEs fef sax
feet fGmua Enaa haneH. tive ulnr iafss
faons piasfrrea papefsa aua tinfrd
enHnNtafH hath ana nanN eNiNufae a
WoME LIKE HOME ia afrftH situa
tlau Wlthiu one tiack ~ ears ana iH
tlsw % park and iAka a NEA6 BAR
0AfN, tftta rsfms
cuANf.na s0mEHE COMPANY.
Ataasa ffaiitiuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
WEST SEATTLE.
FREMONT AND BALLARD.

Two new tuuf-roam colleges on 18Th
agonua 81 W. Ballard northeast n
salmon BAY PARK hard ulnaferiua
nicely fiai'he9 Guy .waieE gooe view
monthly payments Come and look at
them.
Vacant lots fof sale cheap
q a. Woo. 80e6 1ad at ~ w
=-aI-la-a- D
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

Soap Lake Salts viii relieve an
forms OF rheumatism. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

ROME. Nov. ab.-A atricter
watch h being held over Nunzlc
Naai, the former minister OF public
instruction. who has been on trial
ON various fraud charges, HIS in
tention TO escape heinz reported
from several quarters. although
MASH himself strongly protests
against such assertions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
LooG naaal

Choau. firh acfo tractg across Lake
Washington t3fs 20 $3.50 geH9 terms
can't be oquailea fuf any pufpveE fhcY
are swing faatraeame quick
~ 81 BLACK 8 CO.
$50 n Y nib Main tfte
CHOICE ACRE fuAcra
fttafrrus tia rsHh aud 80 PCT
month FINEST kind ~ land Easy walk
10 electric car sidewalk al she eeN.
uand FrAAsd school. good hslEhtnfhHud
Perfect tltiHt abstract ffse
CitAs n AnAMa
SEQ Catmau Hlda
CLEARED ACHES
Just 4 iittie north ~ me city limits
on "a aat Naadiand rafh ANenun. we have
some fire aeFe tracts they are part 20
an old farm which mas AerH under ghiN
walton Cor Neafa and there's net a fpnt
81 stump Ca tham The prices are
taebe no 81 gae FER ACRE
oNE-fuUWrH sAHfi
Yea Viii pay More faf city log q
short distance from tnuYu acres taoNf
WNar a WIFE tLEE.
500 GOLDMAN MLbl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

CUT PRICES
Wnn rnrfn FaifHEH l4E ff SIS t1ss
high. vtia Ffana tiau fftes tlse daWa
balance $40 paF Mahfh
fsaetffai aeaad VteW fasa Gfntta
rfnf9H aHufh ffart HHahl taHH GaIs
fffQ. tEa dssu. baisnss iE4se Fsf
nNntn
sea Naaf iakn and car Ms8 faF From
S. setiant nsFk tt.ttg. ftta aeNn. tsis
snes tit per mnHfa
wee eaie &c frHf new tsfarw snHfrrn
eaflaaa Jest nnssaaH Lsfas sfnan.ia
fine SQUAD eiaa az sea ffqa rash. tais
ance laFus Gals GkfT rgIh ant rHla.
eeg sT fhana = i8 qf iat- Whi1s 40
oHaeF 9HtEt
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$l75

TO $500 nos acra in ! to tsaere tracts
Excellent trail and vegetable land ue
county read ~ mile frofu wharf mlies
west % seattle. Terms
A a. IpltNaroN g co,
RnnmH 1870 Downs Hiuek
Main fai. Ind. A SAYS aesee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

MN UnME ttEHYGn
DOES Eufa tNFNHEaf Tuff a.
ROOM CufTANE AL WNGauru
.LgT ~ aeElfa. ONlY TWO NLNHeka
ffoM TNU cAH uN rHN hEsr can
LINZ a. TMN CTR Fhn fEicE III
TERMS ARE f5ta CASH asp 81 FEN
MpMrW BON WAIT. SIT call
on fNrENNAvtuS BOND REAL.
T0 CO.. iaea Afsefiean n4ns haitiuF
gfa4t
Just likr Nnaiua she's gte cash and
q per uianih ufu huf ini ststs9 feet.
Gear car liaa r4frhHsf rfiea ff5N
WfNHNfp NNuH.
ace Eainlan HtdN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
SOCIETY NOTICES,

"a pAaetrs Guafsntssf rrivete
osN4A fsasana pFcf Nteyens. soia eFtus
NtR#3 irataF Maecahee Temple fgh ant
MN zine Lessons an the time
0Altf Claaaes ThuradNyA. fflaAya
LGaaE Main 3ati
RANDALL. TIE CARpHNrER "a
/ am tho man honss repairing ~
~ branches window and aoeF ss''ss a.
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CITY REAL GsrArs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25

ACRE TRACTS
We have Naet ~ nnP north ~
Seattle that We have Hubditldsd int
small tractao The seil - very good, you
wnuld not ash anythins better for teHrs
tables Cviert berries ffuita etc You can
set frum p Ga. no arFeH at the and ur pet
acre only tN pei Osnt cash taeRf
N hNr a WiiEniEM
see CutMAN Nt.nuf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-25
Snap 500

Rssfaarant paying 800 month thrss
months rent paid fuel enough Tor tha
winter biace easily worth twice what
Madison. bot iaf and ~ ava -z8.Rf
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spEcIAl Norlcss.

50
N0rIcr 0p TIME or CLOSING oF
HooNs OF NEUtsfNAtloN ,..
Netica is hereby Hiten IS tns $3.50
tn seattle school District Np ~ 80.
cgunty. state oi wsshinst,n. me- esr
m4iins said eisctors te fcxisisr ana ~,
coras qualified voters - w NeeN -
and special scheol district hlvQ tlvHH "
Be hsle in ssla District % sf'es sc rew
apen ii the falieeius dc5isnated pis'es
in said district taNli -
AZ the efflce 90 the uNard 81 !lFgs
tors az seventh Avenue Hee 80
yesfer WaY 81 washington hlFh
school Br5sdwaY and Pine street ~
ad8s Second Ayenact cefner ~ ttne
strssi sad &, jas f psst.ss.,l.~ W'iii
remain epea hstwsen the hours q
e'elaek q iHt and ociark 3 90 90 sash
aay rxcept legal helldafat treHa the gete
hereof AZ "a end lngladins sel
me seth aaY 81 November, 1877 are ~
persons desiring 20 vote al said else
tan rs have not heretofore Daring shis
year taaf registered in enc manner ale
vithiu the time rfsacribgd ~ l.~ 80
last mentioned date
Furtasr eaties = gifsa thst ssle Books
81 registration wili y cisssa nneiY aus
u AZ purposes ee sstnrd.s ne ss.s
can thrraaftsfeardA register aua ne
nsraes will shcresftrFwardH - rAEistered
far thr purpose % sid Annual 4na ape.
cfsi sehNql hisfrlgl elect .Hs -
nnta set uty hand and affixed she seal
ef seattle school District Ne l. - ktnH
Couniy state o. WssalnEtan. this itiA
sAs s. q Nsss'"1Fstt usaS W yoSrs
Secretary Of the Board q nireetcrs q
seattle school District Nc 1. kine
coontr. washington -ls-st
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Wldoeer 20. With home on Puget
Sound wishes 10 meet working woman.
object maffiu0ny Address Def. care
btaf. ~-2z-26P
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fred
10 seat
% supi|
faing |
% the
nhH 1
Will
ssdbe|
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n you ars 10 nssa q frait snaas ~
sgnA FhentAi trees Shrubs or piarts 7 VIII
fuppiy Folr waists wiih the tsai ~ naue
Wns - H. w IA Hrewn n inspefteF
cor ttfh and WoafiAun. one kl1ck ffsen
WAinnaf1gd car line ga Aeth FEana
North t2sg LII
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HETP WENTED-M4IE-
SITUATION wANTEo-MALE.

Guitar. taaio rurf ans elu9 taneinE
Prot Hawlsg, ta13& Thif9 a. Ina
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Proposals are requested faf fhn cree
zion n the EMEhaENCN HOSPITAL
titlAirr faf the ALASKA ~ kuN-fA~
gfFIg ENFUAfFte& Plans are nov
ready 4Hd can be obtained a. The office
cf the Director 81 Worhs in the Admin
1sirafian HuiidiuE on tne EHpas-tlH
grdunda H4da aIi elaa# Thursday De.
center SIN 1901 AZ g. ~st4e
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rilg STAR LOAN CO. ste an Coliine.
Second and James The recognised hans
"a the vase entHef A clerk. hnekkesp-
~. machiniat engineer % employs cas-
ettain money % up On his nete Ni'heet
security
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-04-18
Feeding Animals.

1t is economical to feed only as much
as may be required. If too much car
bonaCeous material be fed to an ami
NAL the excess will be a loss, for the
reason that the animal viii assimilate
and appropriate only the actual amount
necessary for the purpose required by
the system: and even when the farmer
feeds literally of carbOnaccous material
he may staryc his animals If they do
not receive heterogeneous food for which
reason it may be noticed that on some
farms, where the stock is literally pro
vided with certain kinds of food the
animals are not thrifty, the young ones
do not grow, and the farmer is annoyed
at the unsatisfactory results of what
he suDposcS is good management, when
the cause is lack Of perhaps only n
single element, which, in connection
with less quantity Of one of the kinds
of food given, would produce a radical
change. 1t is important then, in order
10 derive the best results from feeding
animals, that the farmer thoroughly
understands the quality of the mate
rails used. Its feeding value depends
upon the proportions Of those elements,
best adapted to the purposes in ' CIV,
for unless n perfect knowledge Of the
composition Of feeding stufGs is gained
by the farmer he may feed at loss and
derive but little benefit from his stock
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-04-18
New Method of Grating.

Before n meeting of the American
Pathological Society the following meth
cd of grating was described by a
gentleman from Colorado, who stated
that 1t was the most successful meth
cd that he had employed in top-work-
ing old orchards, and that it could be
used on branches as large as four
inches in diameter with great success.
1t impresses one as being possibly bet
ter than ordinary cleft grating for
large stocks, from the fact that the
surfaces Of the union were all smooth
and the Scions held more firmly. The
method of procedure is as follows: At
ter determining where the graft had
better 90 the stock is cut off with a
fine saw and the cut made in the side
Of the stock, as shown at "A" This
Is then cleaned out with knife, as
shown at "B; :" a saddlers knife IS
used for this purpose outline of which
IS shown at e The scion is cut as
is usual in cleft grating and is driven
with some little force into the groove
Of the stock as shown Mt &C" ana in