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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

% acres fire bottom land p mites from
Kent on main county read. house flfea.
oui buildings ~ al kinds srfe cleared
and affss almost CLEARED fire HpfiHF.
stream IN place q -. all cash Arcade
Investment fHfHFHnF
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ENTERS
REALTY FIELD

John " Peter formerly ..,,.,.
aaseaaor has entered a. y
estate business and has purehs .s.'
an interest In the Globe tts.i,.' =
) - Lucas 4 Co. Of Ballssa 20
also members Of the firm - are
~ the Ballard fepreeentag,ss. ven
The Globe Realty Co re,.a,,. !
following sales 's ths
Lot 3 block ~. Capitol t,,u =.
sion No (, for John ZSles .' ai'l
wife 70 \ Ellen Acklen - s,s Z
2, block 70. Gilman Park - to- : %
hlndmaehsr for gl0.sao : y
property Is on Ballard AZ s... .his
Second. Ballard, and IL ona 80 y p
largest deala on the slrz.s = shs
shows the effect Of the poasili. saa
nohailon Of Ballard to Seattle s's -. =
half Of :. r IL of section { -. ~
ship 70. > r. east. 20 aes. ~. =.
y J hemen 70 Prank Haan ~ ~
$4,000. This land lies elas.
Lake heAleer and The Eysrs,. .
tornrban. The company ~. y
sales ranging from $500 n j. ~
agEregalinF 1lsb00. 'efPs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

NEAR EVEHErr iNTEHUnpAN
Ef4MT ACHES half haftnm land an
level good snii nice creek 81 zoo
TIN ACHEa. partly CLEARED ftaq
Five ACRES. 1900
1--WE ACRES. ffaa
FfFE hrME6. $50
~ ACHE TRACTS. tli5. All easy
terms
ROBERT MALTuV
oi1-4q ax Alaska nundinx al4
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HOUSES AND LOIS
EEllER 6 BEARDSlEE

lls Peoples HAM nldg. md and PIKE
q 80 Modern ffunfn cottage en lot ~
ieH un II Az \ 81 three hloete University
car terms SO cash.
y fp-NuisFa tsruum cottage ca lat tas
40 90 ~ fnat alley on 18th near Marion
terms 81 zoe cash. balance 81 per month
THIS is Eaed buy.
$40 Corner tosif0 three blocks UnlNnfai-
~ car. on ii Az n a. terms tt1a cash
soo-Fot loss eosioo wooiland Terrace
add. terms tfog cash
q ilo- For = lots IN West SEATTLE one
hloch FROM Junction and new ear Fand buy
Terms
81 COO Fer sH iola IN lake linton add
on Nth. near WaltlnEfurd half cash. Ia
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5 arrrs asaf Nsris t.ssf Asffftss isfns
srazae hfaar. . srra rtfafsi tzreies
safsf Feaf flsszsf fiNreg r-1ss hass So
tsah. a.. ~ esl - rsfts y - r. .kefs
tirrs
TIE arNFfAwEa HrktlTr GO.
$40 reaVNs Hark n.ts
Malta Atu La re-
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To The stAr@M Main ietei lns.
iisS The Star will call and COZ
iect the hlll. and win send 70
Sou the answers 20 your Rd when
addressed Care The star
RATES ron CLASSIFIED
ANNOUNCEMENTS tNslp
Wanted, Less and Found. Fer
Rsrt, Fee sale. ste.l One Sees
Word.
SITUATION WANTED ADS
70 Meeas Three Times foF =
Csnta.
Seven words or fractions Of
words 60 the lire. cash In adj
vance. When charged 60 ae-
count actual number OF lines as
ec vii BE counted. Minimum
bill Tor an va1, 20 cents Hal
lard Want "A. Agency. y. IL
Mullen, SCI ballard Az OPP
City Hail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

While other merchants Az =
planning about not being 80
secure merchandise, we are - .
lnE absolutely new, fresh 80
some 90, business suits for tis 80
" y. Hutchinson Co, cor ina =.
uuion ~ -. ~
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MONEY TO LOAN.


uut insianmont iesn 4 The hesns buyers,
lsen RE 'sss,s e. s,' +, s'. ~, IT We
aiso lcan 81 ralFess % euiiaiHa' AL ~
-, ,i,,S sfnVAffvH SECURITY 60.
W ahafsf MIA ~. md Az
NfhfNF
toans msnss In amounts ~ ttoo up IN M
pfovrd W inrfasins real estate HNAsshs
% flat leens and snstAllmens hans - teA
a 4 ViWfrE - nes,on ni.-sk. -
loan on rIaaes. furniture hgfses. etc
on fxai estate ar Nina ~ Efsathf
fAwf,ncs Mafrhf tii New futk eisis
McnsY advanced saisilst pgeRis, FstAil
without seeuftll iafssat nurinssa e ~
pfiusipal gttiss faiusan. 40 waissF hsssa,
les
NcagS lcaasa salsFssa psepls y VI
e ss,f az ~ a. isapis : saslrs. nenA ais
a rsl1afis iizss ta tsllt0w iaonsf - aia
invade watches. ieeeifY, how .ntsfsst
Wet ~ flks "a y
,i1 50 1g fsss $50 real seiass Naats
Realty ca saa Marion hits,
skfzNHN foANa. -.
TuE gitEssgENs tnASs g1 I'm, Al,
n1as9 4 iosN' :
ID tNa tAauwisaient
Ga improved Eeei estate -
NJ aeiAs Ia el0eins leens.
4 b tAHAnf .
rses. a.'a - y. G''egs's =, :
salcs case aia9tssani. "a hessaa 81
WAliWAN,
STREET pAh MtNt
CIFHka nOokhNhfthS
and nn other aalNtHssa flna unf Atkhs
Rrfahir faf sums " ~ " ~ a..
THH CRY Loan 81. 70 haiiitsn h'as
saIafY i1aaa7 llaassi faies. eas4 terms
Canflarniiai = A NeNten. - fsst
Hama tita
~ Loan t'fisais nansy az low ssie =
interest," asnsf : Msihafu, us sHd ~
naiiss uaN seeas q ard . y
FoR RENT-MIscGLLANEcus.
Nh niNST Aest sitap asa sf,ssfa ssese
fh,ane .sea -
afNCss ~ rent tsl l1.s y
MINIS AND MINING.
G ; FfEFrtE
la - Az a. Aain Ea tna Sssa
FItNSztHn FINANCE
Thf 'siaF aiea eisfsss NNfitrFH =
rtifatfan hnsan4af fha "Fakt sfsesssHtss
III antaaa aea4faa 90 assi ffnNi uAast ist
thsn hltna ia fhaiF sifs8 and ! ~fii taNs
a 80 their hauts e b rgats .nAis
q sieTTIe sIssks I7I i,t saats -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

WATER rhaNT FAMM q srFee -
aere4 teitaas tsaa hai4nr~ god us4zaa
al ne4sfF level - asfns 10 eNiiieettass. u
asfos l4sfif ssearet ana ~ passaes 81
I farl - 81 tfHea 49, niFs ffsras thxHaEs
..tafu aisa SITES Sater. affaH 1883
tI.aa 81 sehaal ant $50 ~ sthaFa isN
fsfs fgafa tasf tsattrf fsrai aszii g.
HssrY o. 50 Essf feftns
HnHfNF MAasTnf
%. - 81. kistks liailtina mttt
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MI E R lit

isssisf, 10 nsal Asdisoai assessments
paid Tsfus
s. 30
tstisa. on stst Hefth n Madison, y eash.
Assessments psa.
uao
sstil. IN zsnh near unioni NsfY assir-
ale. SINE terms.
n.5o.
4ssg near IA and chsry. THIS ptios fos
A-fsv aafs
MERRITT neatly co,
80 Nss fork ulock @issA
nicn ALDER bottom tANp fafss
tract. fuat opened Into t.arfs tracts. aund
soil VEN sssiif cleared handy g. nss
iutsfufhan. between Seattle ana Tacoma
leo 70 zee p ,gsst Essy !sfms
$50 81 Alaska building. assit
For eaie-A humber ~ lots IN Car4nosiss
a Ahsifa Addition Price 80 90 81 TERMS
= down = rsf month a. ~ eeat Tits
iaks advantage % the opportunity
]. C. 0LTPE2NT
nWurr
81 fs New YORK Block
Phone Main 1ssi IT
tHEb KERR 60 INtt
Nesi Estate and Insurance
81 100 f0KiM n Dot Fradnd street and
sidoN abs and sewer IN and paid one
block Co cat
e. D NAFrXgEH Mgf
fa Fremont Ave
lhunfl
office North s. Residence. North 90
-if
$50 60 sac makes first payment nu lufr
good fuf profit ~ h0 Ca 100 PCT cert ON
munrv invested IN three go cir mHntha m
Interested. address r. % nnK. tm city
-lt-is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

30 ACRES ADJOINING SMALL TOWN
aOuc hour from seattle. 20 ncfaa bottom
lana. balance first class upland ali neaf
NJ Lowell 9 acres cleared. " acres burned
ever and seeded, amali house so per
arre
ROBERT MALTHY.
fis.Fz1aHzI Alaska building aa-ff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

uu tnstautnent lean y The hcine esf -
IVAN The payments ar leHs thAh ffHh -.
80 H1pt raF commission 81 set ~ ~
aiso han 81 relfess "a euiiaiHa An ~
ga ,,ils,,sS ,s SECURITY 60. F.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

REAL neIATh ptAhths,- -
AnnWtcAN tsEAh EarArh CO, 80 -
rienerf HitE
1D0TfH UEH0KKH, DO Nsv fvtn -.
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nids Phone Aaln fi.s tlsi fnaf naaps
sfiF with us
b M hhoWN na chsnl N
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sii-s5iss1s- nj Ii5TSl- AZ 4 * IT ~ Ttais
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4 q HITTNkN' q n tlm.s nlas
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ras,ie tit@ per a renls leiay II
sllaw rAara
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CUISINE So cHANces, -.
nfkfAf1t1k4 f6R sAi.E
seats = pssspis tts'ufss eefsh q 30
uaos u ~ s.sh' balance sasy terms
iikHftf HnAIff CO.
- fsephas i,ank htiH
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are Eued snare
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ron sALE-FURNIruAe.
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FlilnliuIr x flss FlsaHa. solaFisss. plane
snd fswius nssatins alfna-i use al ssii
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looalNo HOUSES
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FARMS AND LANDS.
ssiFra1sH'asH H9s4sss7sHssaaasas
nrrwNes SEATTLE Asp TAcuMA-
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nonHnT NALrnv,
~ sa94i AiAssa uaiitinf =s.A
WATER FROST FAnM - sssss y
arve4 tsitam isaa hai4nse Eest ussAsae
al He4sfF laNet - aEfrs 70 enitisa ttast u
asfcs lsssiff stsaFe4 ana a. lasisfs 81
har1 q g zee. - aiss ss.res sszssEs
tI.ss 81 sehasl sas $50 NJ stt.afs sss
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assrs n.se kssg lsfsns
30 tsasss Alssss nailaias @kstt
gianrY AcaKn Fast ~ KENT flals
tsstsafa A4u4 y anae aasF4 aliaH8 Eaftif
ssaprassa ssaaa sEasass ,qfnaft - ksnrtae
lssss ssrsaa x ~slsF isfua4t fsass
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saffa luaissssass ftfs
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-15

Seven chinamen we.s -.
the county Jan yesterd.v - .
grafton Officers They we've ss s..''
Blended n Oregon ana WIN : 80 !.
ported 70 China. y -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Grain For Hons on Pasture.

Some grain should be fed to the hogs
on grazing crops-one to three pounds
per day. depending on the age and
size Of the animals. An ear or two OF
corn Will often be ell that is neces-
sary, says hog grower. BY using
grnzing crops tho corn cnn be made
to so much further and n better quail
ity OF pork obtained ut lower cost
per pound. Hogs kept on grazing
crops are under the very best sanitary
conditions. The plan suggested will
provide grazing for twenty-five to fifty
hogs, depending on the character OF
the land and the crop season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
LAW POINTS.

inc liability of municipal corpora
ton for changing the course of drain
age of surface water so MS to iniurs
private property is sustained in Roe
VS. Howard county (Neb), 3 L. r.. A..
IN. s.. S3l.
Upon renewing note for debt #
Is heid In Bramblett VS.. Deposit bank
lNy) i. r. a. IN. 50. G12, that ac-
crucd interest may be added to its
race. and the combined amount form
Inc principal of the new note. without
violating the usury laws.
An owner of sheep is held. In Bacon
y, Walker Advance Sheets. u. s.
Nio0G $50. not to be deprived of his
property without due process OF law
by statute allowing damages to be
recovered from him for permitting his
sheep TO Craze on the public domain
Within two miles OF dwelling house.
- - - I.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
HINTS FOR FARMERS
Hairy vsteh q Soil Fertilizer.

Hairy veteh Soil Fertilizer.
An Alabama bulletin shows that the
hairy vctch on an acre. vines. roots
and seed. contains 202 pounds OF nitro
gen. This is II very high percentage
md makes this crop extremely valu-
able Tor putting nitrogen into the soil.
and more than half of II comes from
ne air.
Stock not familiar with vctch viii
nave to learn to eat 1t: then they pre-
Ter IL to other lcgumcs. nut the point
about 1t that most comments il is It's
value as fertilizer and the fact that
1t may be sown both fall and spring
and mike good crops. In fall, after II
RUNNER crop Is on, II may he sown
and make good crop to plow under
III the spring. 1t Is claimed 10 he
preferable to most of the lcguminous
crops for use In the north.
When sown In spring ii also makes
Il good growth nnd can he plowcd I'M
der and very soon rois. Owing to its
rcrtilizlng properties ii Is also n vnlu-
able cover crop for orchards. Some of
the largest orchard owners recommend
1t ms among the best plants for or
chards.-Cor. Farm Progress.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Care of sheep In the Fall.

In hot. dry falls sheep suffer very
much. If the drought makes the pas
turc short, the necessity Of grazing In
the hot sun long enough to get full
feed causes the sheep TO suffer from
the heat.
Every pasture should be provided
with plenty Of shade ana a supply of
cool, fresh water. Sheep seem TO drink
very little, but what they do drink
ought To be ns good MS possible. 4
thick clump of trees, under which there
IL underground, is the best thing 10
hnEc for shade.
III such Il place sheep will spend the
hot part OF the day and he compare
lively free from flies. a shed built to
keep out light Is n very attractive
place to sleep. They are very scnsl
tive 10 flies. ana when they can get
into cool, dark place they are FREQ
from them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Why Cabby Smiled.

when was In Paris" said the girl
who has just got home. Il took ii
French lesson every day 1t wns my
custom to write 1t down on one side of
n card and my address on the other,
the address very plain so that the cab
by could read 1t and take me home II
! happened to get lost.
"Onc day handed cabby the card
with the address on 1t. He looked NJ
me In puzzled way. then smiled
swcctly. l took the card and looked
ut 1t. | had handed 1t to him with
my daily lesson on the top side. The
lesson was. L am pleased TO meet you.'
written in French. Exchange.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Crop Bound Fowls.

In the Rural New Yorker contrib
utor gives his method of treating II crop
bound fowl ms follows, said 10 bc never
failing If applied In time:
luke toilet soap the size of n large
pea, dip in water ana put In the chick
ems mouth. Immediately give about
four tcaspoonfuls of water. Carefully
kncnd the crop until softcncd, In an
hour or two give Il tablespoonful of
castor oil. or linsccd oil raw will an
swer. l<ncad again. Shut the chicken
up ana leave water for 1t, keeping MI
kinds Of food from II. Next day, If the
crop Is becoming empty, feed some soft
feed with Il little grease In 1t. LII n
few days IL VIII be we'll. For young
chickens use nbout half the amount"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05

practical situation has. he says. now
arisen. The jurisdiction of the com.
mission has been enormously incrcas.
ed. ana It's decision with respect to
most of the matters which II hears Is.
In his opinion. practically final lie
feels, therefore. that under existing
conditions the duties of the commits
sion should be separated. His opn-
lon seems to be that the same body
cannot long properly discharge both
the functions mentioned, and that, In
fact, the time has come when tho
commission should he relieved of all
It's duties except the hearing and
deciding Of complaints. while it's OK
ecutivc functions might he transfer.
red to bureau in some department.
which from the first would have oc
cupation IN plenty. This suggestion
from thoughtful membcr of the
commission seems deserving of at
tention. 1t might not be necessary
to create Il department to look after
the executive work. That might be
dcvolvcd upon commissioner In one
of the departments, say that OF Com
merce, but It's successful performance
would call for the employment OF II
man of unusual calibcr; such II one,
indeed as would fill acccptably Il
Cabinet most
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Save tho EARLY bullets.

Don't make n mistake in the sclec-
tion Of birds for next winters layers.
Many farmers sell their largest. earli-
est Matched birds because they are in
good demand and Will bring good
price. Keep the earliest Matched. best
developed birds for your egg producers
and breeders. All that are left are the
late Matched pullcts and cockcrcls that
80 undeveloped Into winter quarters.
breeding from such birds Will degcn-
crate any flock of fowls II you per-
sist IN such methods long enough. To
have early winter layers the birds must
grow to maturity. The early Matched
healthy chick makes the good winter
layer.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Tho IntslIiaens n,hemian Lie.

Corot. the French landscape painter,
was model of consistent bohemian
Ism OF the best kind. When his IA
Their said. You shall have $50 Il year,
your plate Mt my table and be paint
or, or you shall have $4,000 to start
with IL you will be n shopkccpcr," his
choice was made ut once. He remain.
cd always faithful 10 true bohemian
principles. fully understanding the
value OF lelsure.-Phillp Gilbert Ham
erton.s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Sheep Notes.

n Sock of sheep Will keep the wood
pasture pretty we'll cleaned up, but
they cannot live on weeds and brush.
II IL n great waste of time and mon
cy to allow sheep to become too old
for mutton or wool. Get rid OF them
in time.
There IL scarcely II flock in the coun-
try but that dipping will make better
and far more comfortable.
The sheep killing dog should be
placed on the same footing rs one af
ilictcd with hydrophOba. Nobody asks
any questions regarding what should
be done with n rabid animal, yet IL
sheep thief does ten times more dam
age than mad dog.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
A peddler of cbsotnuta.

Cnc summer well known senator
went back to his birthplace and OF
course made speech TO the friends of
his childhood.
GLOW well / remember these old
familiar scenes" he said. Here Is the
house where | was born. Here Is the
old well and there the garden patch
Wonder are the woods and there is the
meadow. Along the meadow Is the
row Of stately trees where / picked
chestnuts when WAS Il mere lad
Yes" broke IN an old ncighbor, who
seemed to be Il bit bored. and you
have been peddling them ever since"
Whcreupon the meeting closcd.-Sat-
urdny Evening Post.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
POLITICS ON ALL SIDES.

TOEt no ON ALL OH
The approach of the presidential
campaign Is plainly hcraldcd by
shown by those events. 1t Is now in
order TO bring out The old time worn
phrase "thc political caudron IL he
gining to bubble" There seems to b.
politics In everything, or II, least
people are beginning to attach poll
teal Significance to everything tEa.
anybody of consequence does or saws
Just what kind of campaign work
Secretary Taft is going to do while
whirlinE around the world does not
arnear quite clear, bu' that his trip
is full of political Significance all the
wscacres agree. Then there Is tho
coming trip of Secretary Root to Mrx.
leo; politics from start TO finish. ns
Is this same cabinet officers stay III
n health gaining farm Frank H..
Hitchcock. first assistant postmaster
general. has recently returned from n
trip through the Southwest and II H.
declared that he comes back with
various and sundry state delegations
tucked away In his pocket. and all up
for Roosevelt. Speaker Cannon cuts
down his cigar bill; done to catch
the attention of anti-smokcrs and
other similar people. declare tic
political know-ltnlls, Governor Folk
talks to conventions whenever he gcts
n chance and nj the same time fixes
up his fences. say the people who
keep posted. And so II Zoos along the
entire length of the line Everything
said or done by Roosevelt. Bryan
Fairbanks. TIughcs. LaFollcttc and n
half hundred or moro Democrats and
Republicans who have been "mtn.
toned and everything not done by
them Is now saturated with political
Significance.
Not only the doings and the I'M
doings of these ones are politically
construed, but in the states and in
the counties and towns. the down
sittings and the uprisings of the local.
ly conspicuous fellows. are fronght
with deep Significance, In connection
with one office or other. from con.
stable to county judge. The same Is
true of other events besides the do
ings of individuals. The sending Of
the fleet of bnttloships to the Pacific
ic NinxrnI Oh.
cal move. and the giving of n house
party of the appearance at church
fair or lawn festival Is nowadays nc.
ceptcd as a scheme TO win public ut.
tenlion or capture the favor of the
dear people.
1t Is all rather anu sing and In
ordinary times SO much talk and
speculation relative to tho prosideut.
ial situation works harm upon the
business interest of the country. but
this year fortunately everything is
on too substantial basis to be unset
tied Ny political gossip. 1t has been
contcnded that this country always
has presidential campaign on this
hands and there is much truth in tho
statement. and it is one of the main
arguments in favor or making the
term of President longer as It is
believed that If the occupant of the
White House could be in it for six
or eight years there would be al
chance that the country could for.
got for n few months n; least tha.
another presidential election was
ahead.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
FEEDING Grain TO Mares.

The mare that is sucking Il young
colt. even though she may have the
run of good pasture, should be fed n
little grain In addition. Bran and oats
will not only enable her to give more
milk, but will furnish the elements In
her milk needed for the growth and de-
vclopment of bone and muscle in the
colt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05

a tabby ont in Detroit saved its
lifc according to II dispatch. by walk.
ing over the keys of nm office when
had been closed by the strike. 1t is
incidentally remarked that the cat was
an honorary member of the union. He
ought to lose the distinction, for sure.
~ he must he scab to work key
abandoned by n union man.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Farm Manure Beat.

Farm made manurcs are the most
valuable in improving the physical
condition of the soil. Commercial fer
tilizcrs are apt to mike soil heavy,
while the barn yard article lightens up
the soil and sets other factors to work
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05

The fifty union men who attacked
two telephone girls and l.utally beat
them because they were attempting
To shield two men who would not Join
the Union. displayed remarkable lray.
cry 1t certainly does take great
courage for 80 able bodied men to
beat two frail women.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-09-05
Green f.orane For swine.

The nun WHO raises hogs and does
not have abundant green forage Isl not
making the best use OF his grain feed.
a field OF rye sown during early fal!
VIII come on early In the spring and
furnish II lot of cheap feed.