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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-01
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one pound TO $50 gallons Of water
Ia used on the foliage.
Insecticides.
These solutions are used TO de-
stroy insects and are not efyectual for
the destruction OF fungus diseases
Insects that chew the foliage can be
poisoned through the stomach. while
those that pierce the stems and
leaves OF plants must be poisoned
from the outside. The arsenic COM
pounds In the form OF Paris green
are the standard potaons To b. used
against the leaf chswcrs. while soap
and kerosene are tho standard sub
stances 10 Use agains, tho plant suck
me insccts Hcllcbore In us4sd In the
same way IN arsenic compounds and
In preferable To them In cases where
ls.sw vtolen; poison 10 needed
Paris Cr~~n.
One pound Paris green. three
pounds lime. 100 gallons OF water
Hrlleboee.
May hc busted on the plan,x or
mixcd with water, Que ounce In txo
gallons.
One pound Of soap. eigh, gallons
water
k~ru~~nr Emnlston.
Tao gallons krros~nc. onr.hs4
pouad common soap. ons gallon wa
tsr. Dissolve the soap Ia hot water.
add IN. kerosene. and churn all to-
xrsher until n ~a!tc creamy mass Ia
formed which thica~nm on cooling
Dilute min. times before using
Lime. Sulphur. and Salt Wash.
Thirty pounds lime. a.t~on pou nds
sals. ,~easy pounds sulphur. SIXTY
gallons ~at~r BosI for Que hour In
al iron kettle. and apply While fresh
10 dormant trees In fall or spr.ax. TO
kiil San Jose sral~ insects.
Fungtcidr and Ins~cticisi~--tarts
Gr~~n Borvi~aux.
Fifty gallons bordeaux mixture.
made aa above. tnar ounces Paris
green Make up whrn ready to usr.
|, .iil not keep. r y. Il.
Oklahoma Experiment, Station. Still
water. Okla.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-01

II In likely that right now your
chickens cannot nad enough dry
earth TO dust in and Kill lice that are
annoying them. Provide the dust
hath. and the old chickens viii do
III. ren,. They cannot Kill mites THIS
xay. though. since mites genera1iy
stay ON the roosts during the day.
feeding at night when the fowls go
10 roont.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-01

Early Hr~aking Of Your Carsi~n Soil.
There are t~o good reasons Why
IL pays To break your garden soil
early. One Ii the mcliowtns tnau-
recen OF thu freezes upon tn. soil.
the other In tbs destructive effects
of tho freezes upon the eggs and
larvae of garden pests tina, spend
their winter In tho ground Keep
them turned up To the freezes and
ycu will nnd that Jack Frost !"
good assistant In controlling garden
prsis-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-01

=
prefer 20 buy stale eggs rather than
keep a few hens and have fresh eggs
the year round. In a small family
the thrifty housewife would find
pleasure in working among the poul-
try short time each day. and in
larger families there are usually chill
dren who can attend TO this work
Il Is probably through a mistaken
idea that they have not the knowl-
edge 10 raise poultry successfully.
that more do not undertake the
work
House and Yard for . Dozen Hens.
For house. any small shed or
barn eight by eight feet or larger
with a pen twenty by thirty will be
large enough for twelve or fifteen
hens On one side Of the house place
three rows OF roosts on a level and
about two feet above the door. and
on the other side place four or Are
nests. These nests may bc made out
OF common store boxes and should
be about fifteen inches square
The height OF the fenc. ~sll vary
With the variety OF poultry. II In
tended for the heavy breeds. four
foo; fence will be sufficient. while for
the smaller breeds like Lcxhoens. a
SIX foot fence will be necessary. The
cheapest fence In one of ~ire net
ting. which costs about 32Ts per
two boards which have been nailed
roll OF $50 feet
In ono corner OF the yard place
tvo boards nailed together a; the end
In an l. shape. 10 that when placed
In the corner they will make n four
foot square. Now put some duw,
from the road mixcd with lime Ia IT
20 that the hens can have n place TO
dust
How to F~~i Your Hens to Get Egg.
To get eggs one mus; feed correct
must feed tn. thousand and one
things that ar. advertised in most
poultry papers. Good results are
usually obtained dav!nx all seasons
BY feeding AZ follows:
In thu morning feed = GRUMPY
mash OF ~hca, braa and shorts. and
al noon scatter some wheat around
In such n manner that the hena must
work for H. After dinner xsT~ them
the refuse from the Kitchen and Ia
The evening plenty OF cora. which
will keep them warm during tho
night, This Ia intended for winter
feed. aud In summer IL In better TO
give them oats a.; noon and wheat
In th~ evening Never feed more
than the so~ia ~iii cat mp clean. and
II IN better To leave them undrrf~d
than 10 g,v~ them too much
Give fresh wafer morning and eve
ning In ~,nfrr and let them have &C.
cess to tr~nh water at all times dur
ing summer See that ihsy are sell
supplied with grit or gravel.
For a supply Of green food for
winter feeding. store Away some cab
baxe. tarnipn. or b~~ts In tho fall and
they ALL raasr- for ~tntur.
attn certain that any boy or girl
can keep se~ hens successfully with
these HATS and can learn much more
from exp~ri~ur. whit. caring for
them
Why II Is Hard la Get Fr~ah Eggs
In summer.
sumn~e = the natural breeding
sasoa, aid where males run
with the krus are then strongly
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-01

sumn~r the natural breeding
~ asGu and Whore males run
with the hens are then strongly
fertile.
There are also a lot of broody
nsns ah0ut the same time, one
hen lays an egg early In the mora
Ing; another follows sait later. per"
haps II third or fourth comes and
lays in the same nest. BY this time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-08
Second Municipal Ward.

1s-Residence of NJ. f. Cunningham, 30
jefferson street.
17-Residence of Bert Fowler. Is Byron
street
B-F. Walklnshaw's store, 14O1 Indiana
avenue.
19-Residence Of c. A Carlquist, 62l
South Fourth West
9O-Residence of j. w. Cunnington. 1S5
West Seventh South.
21-Residence Of Joseph r. Matthews, D
West Fourth South.
22-Residence Of David Margetts. 535
South Second West.
23-Residence of H. II. Durrant 1883
West Third South.
2-Residence Of Mrs. Alice Butterworth
3l2 South Third West
25-Mathis' drug store. S24 South Main
street.
26-270 Main street.
27-Hugh Watson's transfer office. as
Richards street
2S-The Salt Lake house, 16i South Sec
Ond West.
29-Residence of James w. IRE, S64 West
First South.
SO-The Fisher Brewing Co.'S office. be
tween First and Second South on Tenth
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-08
Map Showing Election Districts.

of the district chairman and secretary.
They will also furnish TO the persons
elected as delegates TO the state con-
vention certificates Of their election.
By order of the Democratic city and
county committee.
ASHBY SNOW.
Chairman City and County Committee.
The places for the primaries follow:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-08
LOGAN DEMOCRATS IN LINE
Select Delegates to Attend State
Convention and Endorse Can
didacY of w. ]. Bryan.

especial TO Inc i1eTdlu.l
Logan. June 6-The Democrats of
Cache county assembled in convention
here this afternoon and selected siXty-one
delegates to attend the state convention
at Salt Lake next Saturday. They were
instructed for W j. Bryan by an unani-
nous vote. and the greatest enthusiasm
prevailed every time the NebTaskan's
name was mentioned. The convention
was unusually well attended Some fric-
ton was occasiCned by the effort of the
Wellsviile Democrats TO have the party
declare itself on the school consolidation
question. but no III feeling resulted and
the convention ended tremendously.
d. r. owen Of Wellsville was chairman
and Eli Webb of Richmond secretary.
Will c. Farrell of Salt Lake City de-
livered an address to the convention
which aroused considerable enthusiasm.
The following persons were elected as
delegates:
Al Large-A. q. Barber, F. X. Nebeker,
j. NJ. Blair. Eli Owen. Hiram Hayball.
Avon Point-W. J. Jones.
Benson-C. A. Reese.
College-George G. Hendricks.
Mountain Home-Christian James.
Clarkson-Peter S. Darson and Thomas
Griffin.
Greenville-N. W. Crookston.
Hyrum-C. F. Bolson, Ernest Peterson.
z. ". Israelsen, James ]. Faeer, n. J..
Hyde Park-Joseph Waite. Reuben
Perks.
Logan-G. H. Champ. @. H. Skidmore,
NJ. ]. Ballard. William Edwards. Heber
Vaughan, Joseph Monson, William Wir-
ley. Lewis F. Carbon, Harry Stoney, X.
c. Hsyball T. A Lanston. r. s. Meal
lister, y. p. Anderson, G. D. Mccullough,
F. J. Marshall
Lewiston-W. NJ. Crawford. ]. W. Bow
man. Mrs. Isabel Holiday
Millville-JOb Smith. James Jenkins.
Meerdon-A. NJ. Sorensen, Henry Shell
ton.
Newton-Andrew Peterson, John D.
Griffin.
Providence-H. D. Campbell. c. c.
Clawson. A NJ. Mathews. jr.
Paradise-Mrs. j. E. Miles.
Richmond-S. o. Nelson, p. n. Nelson,
Eli Webb. ]. T z. Thompson.
Trenton-George Pope.
Cache Juncton-D. c. Edwards
Smithfield-A. j. Merrill, Mrs. Ida Mer-
rill G. II. Naylor, Nellie Hind
Wellsville-John Wyatt George II.
Bradshaw, william Wyatt. George ]. Has
lam.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-08

The Democrats OF Salt Lake county will
hold primaries this evening for the cleo
ton of POP delegates 10 the Democratic
state convention. whic5 will meet Friday
June -, at the Grand theatre. This con-
ventiOn will select six delegates and six
alternates TO the Democratic national
convention, which meets at Denver,
July Z.
The prospects for a Democratic state
and national victory being most excellent
a large and enthusiastic turnout at the
primaries is predicted.
OF the 202 delegates to which the county
Is entitled In the state convention, 81 come
from the country districts and the others
from the city.
The basis of appOrtiOnment from each
district is based on the vote for o. W.
Powers for congress in 1894. and is one del
egate for every 30 votes cast for him.
The official call, together with list of
the voting places in the city, follows.
The primaries viii be opened promptly
at s O'Clock in the evening.
Official Call for Democratic Pri-
maries.
To the Democratic Voters OF Salt Lake
county, Utah.
Democratic primaries, for the election
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-08

Of 2o2 delegates to the Democratic state
convention. TO be held at the Grand the
atre. Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county,
Utah. on Friday. June y, 1903. for the
election of delegates to the national con-
vention. are hereby called TO be held in
the respective election districts Of Salt
Lake county, Utah, on Monday, the Sth
day of June 1903, al S o'clock p. m.
The basis for the appOrtionment of
delegates from the various districts has
been fixed at one delegate for every fifty
votes cast for o. ". Powers for congress
in 1904. Under this appOrtionment. the
districts are entitled to the following
delegates:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-08
Country Districts.
District Organizations.

At each primary in the districts the
voters will elect one person TO act as
chairman OF the district and one per-
son to act as secretary.
The chairman and secretary of the
meeting WILL at the close of the primary,
forward TO Ashby Snow. room AS, Tenn
pletOn building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
the names of the delegates elected TO
the state convention. and also the names
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-08
Uneeda
TIE
NATIONAL
Biscuit
South Swansea Mining Co.
Salt Lake civ, Utah. June 3

Salt Lake CITY, Utah, June 8. 1903
To the owners OF stock IN the South
Swansea Mining company:
In pursuance TO the action heretofore
taken by the stockholders and the board
Of directors OF said company, and the sale
of its property for stock in the Swansea
Consolidated Mining company. you are
hereby requested 20 present your certifi-
Gates TO W. II. FarnsWorth. secretary. at
his office, No. 49, Atlas block. Salt Lake
City. Utah, on or before Friday July g.
1903. and exchange same for order on the
Swansea Consolidated Mining company
for stock dividend OF equal number OF
shares Of the capital stock OF that COM
Dany. {. Y. WHEELER. President
4 W. H. FARNsWORTH. Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-08
SUMNER SCHOOL.

Commencing June l and continuing
for ten weeks. the L. d. S. Business
College will give courses in BOokkeep-
ing. Business Arithmetic, Shorthand
Typewriting. English and kindred sub
those subjects required for examina-
tions in Civil Service. Tuition, $1,000
for the term. Send for catalogue.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-08
Third Municipal Ward.

s1-Residence of c. B. Felt. 155 North
Main street
32-Residence of Arthur Barnes, 1i0
North First West.
33-Residence of Mrs. Z. ]. d. Roundy,
542 West First North
34-Residence Of Joshua Selby, S5l West
First North.
S5-Residenee of c. D. Harding go
North First West.
S6-Residence of George E. Asper, rear
23S West Fifth North.
57-Residence of II. 7. Cowburn, AS
North Sixth West
3S-Residence of A. Nj. Rosel. 81 Rosetta
avenue.
39-Residence of II. p. Folsom, Tenth
West and Tenth North.
40-Residence of 2. A. Hill, al Pear
street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-08

5p-Residence of Isaac Sears, 753 East
Second South
51-Webb * Erickson's store, $50 East
First South.
52-Residence Of o. p. Arnold. 155 South
Third East.
53-Judge Diahrs court room. city hall
J4-Office of W II. King, g. Commercial
block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-08
Fourth Municipal Ward.

State street
l2-Residence of Robert Patrick, jr.. -67
Second avenue.
43-Residence of o. P. Arnold, jr.. 369
Fifth avenue.
44-Residence of T. F. Thomas, 2lS F
street.
45-Residence of p A. Hoffman, 5s7
Fifth avenue.
46-Rcsidence of w. j. Tuddenham, ss3
Second avenue.
47-Residence of Judge Powers. Ginger
longer)
Fifth Municipal Ward.
4S-Residence Of Frank 7. Luff, ii29
BuenO avenue.
49-Residence Of r. p. Morris. 966 East
south Temple.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-08
First Municipal Ward.

District
Residence of Stephen /. Richards, ST
East Eleventh South.
Residence of Lyman r. Martineau
9lS Logan avenue.
3-Residence Of Herbert PenTose, 1885
South Ninth East.
4-Residence of Neils Rasmussen, is
South Ninth East.
5-Residence of Daniel Whipple, So
Park avenue.
6-Residence of Antoine JOcabson, S42
SteffensOn avenue.
-Residence Of Henry Weggeland. AS
East. Seventh South.
S-Residence Of p. J. Nelson. So East
Seventh South.
9-Basement Of city and county build
ing.
1O-Residence of \. H. Woolley, AZ South
Third East.
u-Basement of city and county build
ing.
12-Residence of Frank Z. Margetts, 4S3
South Fourth East
13-Residence of stephen L. Moyle, 323
South Seventh East.
14-Residence of Joseph S. Hyde. 97S East
Fourth South.
l5-Residence Of ". ]. Sloan. lOH East
Fourth South
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NnS Banana 5uriif.

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Scrslps, obnc Wit9efabl.

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Chars i. Vbilbin, Solicitor iiir sic
~@.=g.sS. uu.Gpmpognic." protc.
itirte energilt gegen cine &crmincc,
ring Der Sicen5en in Noroneit 9ol,
timore nno bsiiirmnrtcte. sic Sod.
licen5-9ia Die 5rogc loieu 5u Iniicn,
bo in 5pei Sobren pieIe @irtbihaftcn
ibrc Sbiircn itIieBen ipiiroen. Die
Seboroc eriudte ober bas Gonlite,
ibre Eroteite fir iaoen eittjelnen Sail
81 ipe5ifi5iren, unb hot iGmmtlife 10
@irtbc bon Der Grbebung pon Erotc,
item uno @ie0eroiinlng Der Sicen5.
geDabrung benadridtigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
SOnuenaufsans nnO llHtcreang.
0as 0ettcr.

1Siir Wurpluno uno 0cn Iiitrift
Columbia beutc un0 morgen Hcgcn;
morgcn fGIter; iriihe Siiomin0c,
nod Dem Hpromclten umipringcn0.
St)0ncS 6rilbiobrsmctter bCrrihtc
gcItcrn micoerum. Gle nieOriqitc
Sempcrutur mar AZ @rnO nm 6 llbr
MoraeuS mo ole b0hIte 70 @ruo
nm 1 llbr Nnd)mittoGs.
%n Sen onbcren 8lnoCS ,WCttcrs
bCobnhtllngS . Stotioncn murocn otc
folNenben nteori9itcn Sempcroturcn
pcr5cihnct: Goitport 80, Yortlol0 40.
Bolton As, Ilbnup 10, 9tcDz 0ort As,
Ebilooclpbio 4G, NtlnuticsGitn 4G,
@%oibin0ton II, Noriolf 80, SottCroa
81, Charlotte IS, WilminNton 5S,
Ghnrleiton 60. Souannob 81, Sad.
ionpiue 66. SIpitcr GS, Sen Neit y,
atlonto 81, WontQomcrp 60, Ncp-
Orleans IS, YoIcitiuc 66, @oIpeitou
Y, Corpus Gbriiti "A, Wcntpbis 66,
Cincinnati AS, Yittsbura 46, SSmego
SO, Buffalo 80, GIepeIono 40, Ictroit
3S, 9Ilpcnn 26, Chicago 40, 0ulut1
%, ct. EollI 30, ct. &outis SO, San.
ios.Gitp So, Smobo A, Sltron 30,
9iSmord 26, @iQiiton "a, &opre %,
@clcna 26, Salt 2ofe 80, Ienpcr 81,
Nortb Flotte -, IoO9c.Gitp 56,
AmQriQp 81, Sos 9(ndeleS 4S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
Scbt Gnh rcdjtsritia nm nad) cinem
Yicnie.Elat.
Sciebt Yofcls Griibcr Ietun's) am
Gnoc Der Eigbtltrakcn = Bride,
(O0-(

Tic Sfulptur- Nus ltcl-
luna IN Der Wuiicnboue bcS .. &c
gimcnts mar geitcrn 9lbcno better be-
llltt, oIs al irgcnb eincm onoercn
Gage 5upor. Sic gtusitealura iteiat
nun ullh in finan5icIcr SinIid)t eit
@riolg pcrben 81 lpolIen. 90 gut
nor onl Wontag abenO Scr Sellid),
baB Die critic Iufloqe Der &otulogc
oiisperfoilit muroc, bon oenen 5000
gcoritdt moroen iuaren. Iabei lit
ober 81 bcred)neM oaB matd1mol et'
ne gor5e 8eieQidIoft BON Sreunoel,
nlir einen 8atolog fault mo 5nlonls
nlen Die MuSitellung beiiftigt. Sc
ltern Nben6 mar Der @eiuh nod gro
Der ais am Montoa Nbenb, ielbIt in
ben friibcn acknowledgements i'm
oct man Sahlreihe Boulder. ment
uuh bic 3ubI bel ben toloiialen 81.
n~,eriiorer oeS Gebduoep peritlutr.
oero Helm eriheint.
Gas Gpier Iei1tiinniger
Spielcrei muroe 9eitern 9err 5.
:. Socljer non Nr. II, WeIt Sedth'
Strabe. Ala or M scr Slipc- ino
&entb. StrnBe ituno, pirbe ibm 5li'
i1Qig Don cillcm Sllngen5 Der nit
einem anSeren anoben ipielte, cine
9!ef)biitie al Den aopf genor'er,
nobel CT er9e5Iit Der!est ruuroe.