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The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12
THE HEN BUSINESS.
Forcing the Young Stock Not a Profit.
able Business.

II is possible TO force winter eggs
with extra warm quarters and stimu
latlng food have tried Il and found
an increase Ia eggs. bui In doing IL
made inyalids ont OF very promising
puilets They were unbalanced on
ont of season when spring came and
an told I always felt that my expert
ment cost me money instead 0i max.
Ing money. in many respects poultry
are Ike people When "a well man per
sists IN doctorIng bee win be pretty
sure 20 get sick The detesiablo prize
fighter, for instance. can booze up on
the inside until he IS british and doc.
tor zap on the outside until his hide IS
as tough as sole leather or in other
words. be has stimulated until he iG
practically unhurtable. bat how long
does he possess that great belt2 Even
in my short remembrance several gen
erations of belt winners have come
and gone and Il is just that way with
poultry
When We have our nocks IN per
feet condition or bring them through
The winter 10 perfect health. we are
nearer the point of making money
than we would Dee by any other route
Whenever comfortable quarters and |
rational feed does not bring eggs wc /
had better JUST wait on nature When /
be comes 20 capital in the poultry bust /
ness my observation is that hundreds
who undertake 10 ON @ big scale have
too much money 10 they had less
money they would need 10 work the
business up and would finally come
out the big end of the horn instead of
the little end The first year in the
poultry business should De sort OF
students course. that is. / mean Il
he has IN view making 10 his entire
business. OF course. be would need
some money but not 90 the extent of
calling it capital. An able.b0died man
should be able 90 earn some money on
the side for the first year To me Dc
would appear as on the right track
4 he did SO. am sick and tired OF the
dea prevalent in some quarters that
most any one can with bag OF
money some machinery. a simple
wist of the wrist and a wise look
evoluiionize the whole poultry bust
less In just a few weeks.
! verify believe that the money
wasted ia the poultry business would
house every hen on tho
ace of the earth, writes a correspond
nt OF Field and Farm. If can do no
Their good than 90 encourage those
Tho have no capital and discourage
hose who want o. spend a lot of
honey ] have after AN accomplished
considerable There is nothing that
YES and walks that can beat a hen
'r paying her own way and ours as
e go along but great capital 10 start
ie business would De an intimation
.at hens are expensive 10 keep IN. a'
cad Of money oarners Ny candid So
'lief is that too much stun is writ.
u 10 get money away from poultry g
isers and not enough 90 really helm ".
en- make money. OF course. hens
nst have houses and feed and care a
t there is hardly a farmer In this EA
untry who has much more than y
ken the first step I'm poultry raising -
gS per cent OF the farms the mum. VA,
D of hens should De doubled and I'm mul
'st Instances it could be trebled and h
not 20 the end OF the greatest u
Jfts ,,.,l
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12
Sequel 10 a Murder.

The murder Of a family in a lonely
country in Hungary has had a remark
able sequel Gypsies are suspected
and every tribe and caravan in the
province surrounding BUDAPEST has
been placed under arrest on suspicion.
II is believed the government will
utilize the occasion for stamping out
nomadism In Hungary.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12
Cause and Effect.

"Popi"
Eyes, my son"
i think our hen is going to lay an
egg"
What makes you think so. my
bOy?'
Cause ! saw her eating the egg
plant In the garden Yonkers
Statesman.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12

This is a good time 10 paint the hen
house on the outside and whitewash
its interior Usually most OF the hons
have broods In the colony houses and
the small number IN the central house
makes il possible 10 clean W things 10
general.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12
Weak Women

To weak and aillng women. there Il Al leAa oos
way % help. But with that way. two treatnenix
must De- combined. One Is local. one Is oonsttl
hQnal. but both are important. both essential
DR. Shops Night Cure Is tho Local.
~ Shops Restorative. the Constitutional
Tho lomer-Dr rhoOp's Night Cire-lsa t0plni
mucous membmne supposlfOry romedy. while d.
cho0p Restorative Is wholly an internal tnst
ment. Tho Restorative reaches throushout IL
entire system, seeking the repair Of al nsrye
al tissue. and All blood ailments.
The Night Cure. as its name implies dos rs
work while you sleep. Il sooihos sOro and nfan.
ei mucous suEiacls, heals local weakness and
discharges, Whll9 the Restorative, eases nervous
excitement. gives renewed yiROr and ambition,
builds up wasted tissues. bringing about reneFet
strength, vigQr. and energy. Take Dr. ehoops
ltesiomtve-la Tablets or Equid-asa general tone
10 the system. For positive local help use a. vel
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12
Cause and Effect.

Plump figures" said the woman
who was reading the fashions, are
going out OF style"
Nonsense" answered her husband
Food is rather expensive. But the
situation isn't as bad as that"
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12
STUDYING Esperan,o

Field Marshal Lord Roberts IS study.
ing Esperanto aud has Joined the Brit
ish Esperanto association. This an
nouncement was received with enthus.
iasm by the delegates TO the Esper
anto congress at Cambridge. England.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12
AN IDEAL POULTRY HOUSE.
Description by Man Who Thinks He
Has the Best Arrangement.

My house, shown I'm cut. is "a n
long. 10 ft wide f. high In front
and . r. ia rear There are three
windows in front facing the south
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12
Girls Wanied

Since the beginning OF this year Ave
male immigrants have landed in New
York city TO two female immigrants.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1908-06-12

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04

The Taft speech at the Auditorium
tonight was a repetition of what he
had frequently said about the tariff.
the trusts and the general records
of the Republican and Democratic
parties.
The entire Taft itinerary for the
day included speeches at the follow
ing places: Crete. Wilher. Dewitt,
Beatrice. Wymore. Pawnee. Falls
City, Auburn, Table Rock, Ne
braska City. Plattsmouth. South
Omaha and Omaha.
The Taft special left here shortly
after 10 O'Clock for Denver by way
of Cheyenne. Wyo.
Mr. Taft will reach Denver to-
morrow night.
Secretary Hayward of the Republi-
ena national committee, who travelled
with the candidate today left tonight
for Chicago.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04
SHOWS GAIN
BRADSTREETS' REPORT IL EN-
GOURAfING-I. SHIP
MENTS OF GOODS REPORTED
TO INTERIOR POINTS.

NEW YORK, Oct, 3-Cooler
weather is the handspring in the
improvement in retail and jobbing
trade reported at most cities this
week. Additionally, help for the
futures have been numerous. fairs
and festivals which have enlarged
distribution locally at many points.
While there are reports of holding
crops. notably In the South, where
prices are much lower than year
ago. the crop movement is liberal
as a whole. Reports from industries
are rather better as a whole. Good
reports come from the lumber trade
South and West. and good volume
of building is going forward Elect
ion uncertainties are reported affect
ing demand for iron and steel but
cooler weather has helped the coal
East and West
The wool trade reports the largest
weeks sales for over a year past and
from 80 TO 60 per cent of the leading
interests, machinery is reported in
operation.
On the whole this week S distribut-
i've trade was probably the best that
has been enjoyed for months past.
and while the impending election is
"A deterrent factor. there seems To he
a general tendency in most lines to
take hold, on the theory that future
trade is likely TO show lasting and
substantial gains.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04
Overdose of Drug
U)iLl Probably
Foil Purpose

l.. Blumenthal plumber lately
in the employ of the Ely City Plumb
ing Co. attempted suicide last even
ing about s o'clock. swallowing
quantity of laudanum and falling
in an unconscious state in front of
the Bank of Ely in East Ely.
Blumenthal shortly before taking
the drug sent friend to the Steptoe
Drug Store for 10 cents worth of
laudanum. stating that he had the
toothache. Application at the drug
store was refused by Manager Mes
singer. who stated that he sold
poisonus drugs only on prescription
from physician. Returning TO
Blumenthal. his friend reported his
failure and was told that 1t made
no difference as he had taken
quantity of laudanum from bottle
quantity of laudnaum from bottle
he had been keeping for months for
the purpose of ending his life. He
had hardly finished speaking before
he fell to the sidewalk. His compan-
ion ran back TO the drug store and
called for help. Several people in
the store went with him, while DIR.
+. l.. X. Wallace was sent for.
While working over Blumenthal he
suddenly revived and under the in
huence of the drug became exceed
ingly violent. Deputy Sheriff Fulmer
ond others who had come from the
drug store having all they could do
to manage him until sedative could
be administered. following which he
was taken TO the county hospital.
At late hour last night it was
stated that chances for his recovery
were fair
AT the hospital Blumenthal told
Deputy Fulmer that he had taken
the drug with suicidal intent and
that he had debated the step for
some time. because of the failure of
girl In Reno to return the affec-
ton he entertained. He declined to
give her name In case of his death
he asked that II. G. Blumenthal.
Provo. Utah. be notified.
The young man came here several
weeks ago from Reno. finding en-
ployment at Smelter and laterly in
ployment at Smelter and later In
East Ely He is 2S years of age and
has reputation as good workman
of steady habits. He went TO Reno
from Cripple Creek. early in the year
and at that time met the woman
because of whom he attempted his
life. From letters in his possession
Is learned that II. c. Blumenthal
is his brother and conducts plumb
ing business at Provo.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04

but | deny that | invented injunc-
tions. Iniunctions were issued long
before | went on the bench and |
only used remedy that every man
is entitled 10 when no other remedy
is adequate
GOES BEYOND HIS PLATFORM.
Il agree that injunctions have
been issued which have been much
too broad and the reason why they
have been roo broad is because they
have been issued without notice and
the judge has not sufficiently con-
sidered IT, Therefore | have been i'm
favor of requiring that no injunction
should be issued without notice, but
the Republican convention did not
desire to go so far. but said. If you
put into a mandatory statute the best
present statutes and so define the
few cases where temporary injunc-
require thar when temporary
notice it shall not have effect for
more than fortyeight houre. so that
man may have a hearing within
forty-eight hours, then that abuse of
which they complain. and of which
rightly they complain. because in
functions issued temporarily without
notice and the time for hearing has
been fixed three months hence. will
be done away with.
1T is an outgage and ought not
to be permitted, and | am not de-
tending it, but what | say is. there
are judges and judges, and TO visit
me with responsibility for every
abuse that has been committed and
not to look TO my own cases and
TO know what my own cases decided.
is not to give me a square deal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04
NOT ALL CUBA GUARANTEED.
Marine Hospital Service issues
bulletin on yellow Fever
Situation.

WASHINGTON, Oct. After
several conferences between the Of
ficers of the United States marine
hospital service and the war depart
ment. the former issued statement
this afternoon explaining that the
quarantine on account of yellow
fever does not apply to the entire
island of Cuba, but only to the
province of Oriente and to Havana.
There was some excitement in the
island and many protests over the first
which gives the i'm
preston that the quarantine in Ori-
ente Province. and the city of Havana
will be lifted on Oct. IL no new case
develop before that time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04
FAVOR UNIONS
EpiscopdHdns in
Convention Go
On Record

The annual convoeation of the
Episcopal Church in Nevada met in
Reno on Wednesday and Thursday
last. The Church in Ely was honored
by the election for the twelfth sue
eessive term of the Rev. G. c. Hunt
ing as secretary. A state branch of
the Woman's Auxiliary was organ
lied and Mrs. s. ID. Baker, of Ely
elected as secretary. Much business
of importance was transacted, amid
which was a serious discussion of
social conditions and the adoption of
the following resolutions;
Whereas Christian religion
is largely a religion of social service
and to that service this Church is
pledged by her allegiance TO Her Lord
and Master;
And Whereas,-There are other great
forces at work in the social world
making for the uplifting of all men
to higher levels of thinking and living
And Whereas,-Among these forces
at work in the world today especially
in the industrial world, one of the
most important and vital is the Labor
Union.
Therefore be ii resolved, THAT, al
though this church must discount
enance certain methods of Labor
Unions as unchristian, nevertheless
she is in hearty accord and sympathy
with the basic principals of Unionism
And further,-That she looks for
ward TO the day when this great
force for social betterment shall be
in closer relationship with organized
Ch rict ianifv and with this church
And Furthermore be 1t resolved-That
this convention recommend the
appointment of standing committee
of three to endeavor to establish a
closer contact with the Labor Unions
of this state, and If possible to CO
operate with them in their purposes
and plans which are Legitimate and
humanitarian
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04

GOODWIN DIVORCED
TIME, II MINUTES

RENO, New, Oct. 3-Nat c.
} Goodwin was granted an OBJ
solute divorce from his wife,
known as Maxine Elliot. by
Judge Pike, on the ground of
} desertion. today.
There was no semblance of
contest The decree of divorce
} and findings of fact had been
prepared and were signed by
} Judge Pike before the parties
interested left the court room
making one of the shortest
divorce cases ever heard, the
whole proceeding occupying ]
minutes.
Goodwin told how his talent
ed wife had deserted him. He
prepared apartments for him
self and wife. he said. but on
Mrs. Goodwin's return from
Europe in September she NOV
ed all the furniture she wanted
} TO another room and refused
to share the suit with him. He
said he went to her rooms and
asked her Ii she intended living
with him. and she replied in
the negative.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04
RAISE IN RATES COMING
FROM CHICAGO TO UTAH

. ST. LOUIS. Oct. sc. c.
> Halle, vice-president and traffic
. manager of the Missouri. Kan
> sas & Texas railroad. testified
, before the interstate commerce
. commission here today that
. freight rates will be advanced
> on all lines in territory of
> western trunk lines committee
> and on all roads in the territory
, of the trans-M Mississippi COM
, mittee. The former embraces
> Chicago and the section of the
, country between the Mississippi
, and the Missouri rivers and the
, latter embraces the country
> west of the Missouri river as
, far as Utah.
, An increase of freight rates.
. said Mr.. Halle. is imperative
, if the railroads are to escape
, bankruptcy. The amount of
, the advance has not been set
, tied, through the general under
> standing seems to be that it
, will not exceed 10 per cent.
. When the advance is to be-
, come effective was not brought
, out in the testimony today.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04
WHITLEY CHARGES LIBLE.
Editor of China Gazette at Shanghai
Held in Bail.

SHANGHAI, Oct THE editor
of the China Gazette. OShea. was
committed in British court today 10
stand trial on a charge of criminal
lible against Judge Lebbeus L. Will
Hey of the United States extraterri-
torial court, and was released on 81 :
900 bail. The proceedings were
taken by the British authorities at
the request of Judge Wiley.
The Gazette described Judge Will
fey as course inscriptions, igno-
rant montebank. whom the grim
irony of corrupt American politics
had intrusted with the discharge of
judicial functions which he was in
tellectually. mentally. and morally
unified and incapable of exercising.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04
CUBAN NEGROES WANT RIGHTS.
Havana Police QuelI Disturbance at
Meeting Which Liberals Try to
Break Up.

HAVANA. Oct. Liberals at
tempted to break up meeting OF the
new negro party today One of the
speakers named Estononz attacked
the politicians. He declared that the
negroes were tired of the op-
position 10 them and would not
stand for 1t much longer. He
threatened that the new president
may find trouble and that Mr.
Magoon would continue to govern
in the event of the negroes not get
ting their rights
The police reserves were called to
preserve order at the meeting, which
was held In public square
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04
Tells Labor in Omaha Some Plain
Truths as to Good his DecisOnsI
Haze Accomplished for Unionism

OMAHA. Neb., Oct. 81 am go
made yesterday by William II. Taft.
sums up in word what the candi-
date thinks of the effect of his speech
making tour thus far. The belief is
based. Mr.. Taft explained, upon the
manner of his reception in states
thus far traversed in which there
was reported to be defections among
the Republican ranks. AS to the ma
tional ticket. Mr. Taft now believes
that there is no reason to doubt that
the Republican party will hold its
own, and should this prove the case,
Mr. Taft says. there is no doubt that
he will get the electoral vote of
Wisconsin, Minnesota. the Dakotas,
Iowa and Nebraska the states in
which the disaffection was supposed
TO exist.
AWAKENED MUCH CURIOSITY.
II have been in real touch with the
people" continued Mr.. Taft. They
have come to me and heard me in
numbers far beyond my anticipation,
and what seems of even more inn
portance, they have responded to
what have had to say in a way that
| could feel their sympathy. The de-
sire of my audience today to get in
personal contact with me has been
marked and shows more than pass
ing interest
Thirteen speaches were made by
the candidate today ON his swing
"PITCED INTO BRYAN
Throughout the day Mr.. Taft con-
.f..taa afss.,
ditions under the last Democratic
administration. and contrasting them
with Republican rule. As he has
done during his two days in Ne
braska, he did not fail to pay his
respects to Mr.. Bryan whenever he
spoke. On several occasions he de-
livered his labor speech and declared
to he a lie the statement that he had
ever declared that one dollar day
was enough for any laboriug man.
Omahas reception of the candi-
date was in keeping with that ac-
corded him at Lincoln last night
The Ak-Sar-Ban carnival in progress
here and the added illumination OF
the city lent a holiday appearance.
No parade was arranged. The ar
rival of the Taft special at $50
O'Clock was signalized by the toot-
ing of whistles and firing of bombs.
A reception eammittee awaited the.
candidate at the Omaha station. He
was taken for a short automobile
ride and then returned to his car for
dinner The South Omaha meeting
was reached by automobile and 3
O'Clock to the Auditorium. where
Senator Dolliyer had been holding
forth to an immense audience for an
hour
SOUTH OMAHA SPEECH.
In his South Omaha speech Mr..
Taft. after reviewing the labor de-
eisions he had rendered. made this
conclusion:
THAT Is not all laid down the
rule that labor not only had the
right to unite, but that it ought to
unite In order to meet capital on a
level; that workingmen had right
to appoint officers; that they had a
right to rase funds with which TO
tipns may issue without notice and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04
ITALY BEING REPoPULATED.
Snce Jan. 1, 3O3,iID Emigrauts
Have Returned and Only sf,ffJ
Have Left.

ROME. Oct. Italian EN-
igration 10 the United States is still
decreasing. During the month of
August only 4.262 emigrants left
Italy for America. while POSSE re-
turned home.
The number of Italians emigrants
10 North and South America from
Jan. ! to Aug. 3 was S1,115, while
in the same period 203,449 returned
TO their native land. OF this numb
ber 104.445 came back from the
United States
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04

when he thought he was near death.
Other foreigners have Joined in in
these denials, which are not believed.
Supposedly they are fearful that
If they make disclosures of the truth
they will be run down and murdered
by the men who have attacked them
in the past and in their ignorance
of the protection afforded under the
laws are afraid TO tell the truth, a
fact that makes it next to impossible
for the officers to do anything for
relief of the situation.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04
AUSTRIAN DENIES HOLDUP

Nicholas Sutea, the man shot in
the back Monday night between
Riepetown and Copper Flat by high
waymen. was brought to the Steptoe
hospital in East Ely last evening.
His condition continues very serious
For reasons ouly known TO the
foreigners who have been subjected
to attacks and robbery by highway
men in the vicinity of the mines
during the last several weeks, ,Sutea
yesterday is said to have made denial
of the story he told on Thursday.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-04
McGREGOR BACK
Carpenters Union International Cath.
ering Was big Success

Hugh McGregor. Republican can
didate for recorder. returned to the
district last evening after two weeks
in Salt Lake as an Ely delegate to
the Carpenters Union National Con-
vention Other delegates from Ely will
return Monday. The gathering of
the Carpenters was an unqualified
success, Mr. McGregor states, the
session being one filled with business
of Importance. The delegates were
royalty entertained by the Salt
Lakers. Mr. MeGregor now intends
to devote his time to active cam
paigning starting out soon to canvass
the county.