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New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
ENOUGH UNsKnLED LABOR AT CANAL.
LIE Roy Park, Who Sent $4,000 spaniards to
Isthuus. Returns to This City.

A.+e- acting in Paris for three years as an agent
~ bs War Deua rtr1ent in procuring foreign labor
e-s ,or the Panama Canal, lie Roy Park arrived
here Yesterday, accompanied by his wife On the
French liner La Lorraine. Mr.. Park SAID thst IN
his experience of three years ABROAD ne hs1 sene
~ f,s,sI Zone about 1900 Iaborers, the greater
mart Of whom were selected from Northern spain
Mr. Park said the Spanish government nad re-
Gently passed a law making the emigration OF her
ueonle 70 any particular place subject TO govern
mental snnroval This was directed partially at
-. s-,te-a+ton 10 the isthmus. because Spain was
1oatb 10 see so many Of her able bodied ci1lIe1s
er7barkfnE for Panama. This restriction M PARK
sa{d dtd not affect the labor mpaSt atons to the
isthrnus SIS the American government mas TO" II
work al the unskilled iaborers IT needs
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
HOSPITALS WANT TEN DIETITTANs.
Salary s72O to $500 to Good Scientific Cook
Place for Bacteriologist.

The Department Of Public Charities and Beilevue
and Allied Hospitals are looking for ten dietitans
men and women. and on January . the Municipal
Civil Service Commission will examine candidates
for that many vacancies 4 diettian in one OF the
hospitals is important AUXILIARY IN the care OF
patients The kitchens maintained are models, and
those who are employed - manage them must
know all the latest methods OF preparing palatable
and healthfu food. Candidates for these places
must have had two years experience IN an ap-
rov.d school OF domestic science or it's equivalent
II the marking of the papers technical knowledge
win count for six of the ten marks and experience
for four The salaries paid for these posts from
s72n 70 8. 800 a year.
The Health Department wants a oacterioloE1st,
and the Civil Service Commission viii mold an ex-
animation TO ill the place on January . There
again experience viii count 10 the extent OF four
points The candidates must have taken course
in bacterolozy IN medical college OF recog-
nized standing and must also have had practleaI
experience in reputable bacterioogical laboratory
Women NAV compete in this examination This
pIacs carries salary Of 800 ye~r'
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
NO MORE HUMAN CAGES.
Ruling Of Appellate DiCisioz on old
Tenement Houses Explained.

.--=~a VII be 10 further increase OF small
81 tenement houses. Ike cages for animals.
.- which people are expected 70 live" said John
?. o-Buen. who IS Assistant Corporation Counsel
f. -hsrzs Of the Tenement House Department law
division yesterday. Re explained the results Of
unanimous decision OF the Appellate Division
:- aiming a order Of the lower court in which
--e higher court wrote no opinion IN disposing of
-Le matter.
TIE point involved was whether or not any
5z-=- q tenement house property constructed prior
II. -sL- and commonly known as odd tener1ents-
ooz-d 5e permitted under the tenement house act
% alter room II house IL such manner as 10
-e61ce the Hoor space TO hfty-nine square feet
The Corporation Counsel contended.' Mr..
rv5-1er said that change could be made in
r-e -1o- OF an existing tenement house TO dimin-
t=- i-s Light and ventilation IN a manner not aP-
r-o-ed BY the tenement house commissioner
end further, that where changes we're being mace
.- r-e roor7s Of old teneuenJs they would not be
allowed 70 diminish the floor space less than sew
sr-- square feet
.-11s decision * Of vital importance. and will
Prove very enecLual II the work OF carrying out
-=-e--e-r house reforms in the city Of New York
-zr--~-z-f~ IN the conEesJed districts There are
many violations Of record involving the so-ca1led
cz-F rooms which have been the subject OF
--ac- discussion IN the recent tuberculosis conven
r-oZ.
.----z decision VIII mean 70 certain extent, the
7-e-e-rion Of the creation q small poorly ven
rrz-ed rooms When the matter came I'D before
Tssrfce Gerard 81 the Supreme Court ne, in e long
opi-ion. upheld The tenement house commissioner
ty 5ery1ng the motion for rnandanlus and he
sr6 the department ar both sustained by the
higher court
= 4 E--irzer counsel tor the United Real Es-
rz-. owners Association, said yesterday that he
vas considering The question OF going To the Court
~ sppeais. and. falling that Al er1orr "cuo DC
zrz6e 20 amend the tenement house law
The situation as Il now stands Is 50 ruinous TO
real estate owners fhst feel sure some remedy
should he afforded US said AIr- Ettinger- Take
c1e feature of the law an example. tlat cover
11E t1e repairs II Sc Old tenement PaIus os
s--~-ez +,- <-e Fire may burn away the stairs
On rHe third floor. and IN replacing them nothing
ir i-on may be used. though al the remainder ol
-.e So s-v-svs usually built Of wood, may con
slnue below AID above the new work ACCORDING 'o
re tenement house Law
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
M SPEECHES AT PARSONS DINNER.
But Republican Executive Committeeman and
CHESTS VIII Discuss Situation.

Nr-1, matters Of political interest 70 the Repuo-
,,s- organization OF this county wiu be discussed
- The dinner which is TO be given by the Repnbh-
s E-vecurfve Committee for Congressman HerperI
Parsons president Of that body al 'he
C~,b On Tuesday night
--ho dinner has been planned az a compliment 10
-orgrassr7au Parsons for the work done ny MIN IN
5i-ec+irr the Republican end Of the recent cam
uaizn in New York County II Is 70 cost "~0 p''
md Is 10 he limited 10 sixty plates
= z=+-sor "a the members OF the executive com
-5+rea only the Republican members Of the Legls-
I..,re the Congressmen from this county and a lew
o-,ers have been invited State Chairman !" oou
- rs heen invited but ii IS uncertain whether
~ m. he will he present
= is announced that no speeches VIII oe mace
-. q & certain that politics will be talked IN
,..z,,- fbe coming Mayoralty campaign another
- he r7a sppofntees under the state officials
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
SEEKS JEwELRY SHE GAVE TO BANK
Orange Woman, Whose Husband Is Charged
with Being Defaulter, Repents Act

Orange = J. Dec 2s fSpecia)--Mrs- Edward 3
rry-re - u-Lose husband Is charged win obtain
s-v &. 40 e-ov- The Peoples Bank of East Orange
b. overdrzfs has given most or the le'Ters sfe re
yefye5 f-or7 her husband wedding sifrs 70 me
bsrk Nov she regrets her acl- on a0Nice 'i
co-.--.r - savs she aeted impulse and now
trtAv6s - recover The jeE-srz which is worth more
70 h.r nan its intrinsic value
.-vvhAr rhs IL In7eaniHg Jerome Dudley GEO
nev rerresenring the bankl eaiie1 late 1AlTz'las
Co. = gave MIN ali u1v ievelry.' said Mrs
Tou,rs r>-5sv a5uf since men / have n@en I'd .ss0
fas- shis u-sg uuuecessarH- They have atta--ec
sve-,--hfra IN our home and. while want fe see
3ps-i.= cone some II those things are mere precious
= rae ss u-e5l.ng eirts than the. c4A be any
soCy eIse n he world
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
PEOPLES BATH TO CLOSE DOORS
Nearly Two Million Persons Have Patronized
It in Seventeen Years.

The Peoples Bath at No. Centre Market Place
.ztd 70 Be the oldest public bath in this city. will
-1o.a ItS doors on January l In the seventeen
Years it has doing business nearly tvo million
persous have patronized IT,
The New York Association for Improving the
Condition Of the Poor has charge OF the bath This
wear II was found necessary TO make extensive re-
naIrs but the association did not feel justified in
amending the money required. as IL found better
soui2rent elsewhere The association will continue.
hou,.ver 70 carry the Milbank Memorial Bath.
= NJ Az East 18th street which will be found
moro suitable for public convenience than the old
Peoples Bath
Since the buiidng Of the Peoples Bath eight pub
lie baths have been built in Manhattan and Eve n
Tsrookivn costing in all nearly E00o.0o0
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
STEAMERS ARRIVE COATED WITH ION
Lucania and La Lorraine First vessels -
Show Sizns Of Win+ry wes4her.

The first fce-coated Transatlantic liners TO ems
70 port this winter were the CUnarder Luczrta
and La Lorrains OF the French Line. which
rived yesterday. Both steamers reported occa-
sionaI heavy weather the westward pa8saSA
the reports of their logs and the good they
made showed that the Atlantic tur-
bulent It has been during the last Ave weeks
The Lucania and Ia Lorraine encountered ssv-
eral snow and hat storms. and although tns
weather cleared when nearing port the ternpe-a-
tre dropped considerably, and the frozen moisture
about the rlasts. the bow and rails In sTi-
dence as the steamers came ID from Ouarantfns
A Christmas dinner served both vessels
The Lucania brought II 100 sacks ot beIated
Christmas mail
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
FIGHT IN ARREsTING POLICEMAN
Patrolman, Twice II Trouble, Dismissed Afssr
Flourishing Revolver in Saloon.

George n McCabs. the policeman % the FIFTH
street station Manhattan, who terrified crowd
OF women IN the grocery store of John n Mulszn.
No. 552 NOsJrand avenue. Brooklyn. November
o. arrested in Inform when he ran Wild WITH
q loaded revolver in his hand IN Witten'S saloon
No. $50 F1atbush avenue. Brooklyn. on Christmas
night. The arrest was concealed BY the police of
the Bergen street station. whers he taken IN
the patrol wagon after half an hours struggle
with Sergeant Henry c. Wickerhav en-. and he xaa
taken court for trial yesterday the In
toxicAtfon and assault charges The Bergen street
police said he SIN too intoxicated 20 sppezr-
Coulnissionsr Bingham presided az the trial -
McCabe on the first charge and reserved oeciscn
II was announced al the Brooklyn police hea6quar-
t~rs Yesterday afternoon that the beIliS--ent Pc
I~.nlan had been discharged from ire force
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
GIFTS TO MEN HE JAILED.
.Jndg. Makes Christmas Presents to
Those He Sentenced.

Albany. Dec 25-An unusual incident IN prison
zee that Of g county judgs presenting Christmas
gifts to the convicts he had sentenced 10 PRISON
n the course OF the year was reported to-day oy
- Y ColIi,. state Superintendent OF Prisons A
hoy WAS received at Clinton prison yesterday, ac-
cornpanied by letter from Joseph l. Moore OF
Fort Plain county judge OF Montgomery County
requesting that the contents OF the oox ne pre-
,.1+A6 70 those named II not inconsistent with
,-,.o- r7,I.s Tha recipients were prisoners whom
the fudge had sentenced 70 the institution during
IN. present wear. Superintendent Collins authorized
he distribution OF the gifts.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Roy OF ELEVEN TELLS OF BURGLARY
His PAL Threatened Him, He Said, if He
Didn't Go Through Window.

,r,,.1 t,orner aged eleven years. was beIore IIi7
- g. -be Adams street police court Brooklyn
.-..- ~ tel whether he really was or was not
9 burglar. - ,s. .,-, ,,t
", see 1t vas dis way ne plpeo' me pa, pa
-.t-,- named Perzelsy SAID he'd knock
" t,I, o+f # I didn't 60 in de store, so tole him
- do y-bst ne sst. squeezed tru de broken
vvfrdv vid him behind, when Jest oen nT se-s l
. "a bfTIe" and I ducks But IL amt no
.,s rauIs r7a out by me collar
use rte s' bor va. turned over TO The Society for The
-. r.rueItv to Children. and Albert
- -forr years old, held for the
Hergoulel =; .ts-zed that the- tried - rob The
grand l9ff ff5r.. tFsga. ~ No. 15 Hicks street on
Ui
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
ALLEGED smueeLEo cAINAMEN HELD.

Five Cinnamon, VINO we're arrested Wher they eft
E7.rrsvlvsnis train in Jersey City on Friday
~.,--f,s nv Antonio Dalesando. immigration tn
.7..+or we're held yesterday ny Lnsley Rowe.
r-,f,.a States Commissioner. for further exanins-
ZION on charges Of violation of the Chinese exeiu-
,or at II il alleged that they evaded the gov
-, of5eals when they came in from Mexico
and eluded pursuing ofhcals Al chicago one who
ar-.rad rom Daless ndio in the Exchs nge Place
,.~sbad was reca ptured by Patroiman Frank
- ia paIsade avenue before daybreak. They
ars in the ESSEX County Jail
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
JAckson's CONDITION UNCHANGED

Albany Dec 96.-Very little change was reported
today in the condition OF Attorney General VIII
tam 5 Jackson who Is a typhoid patient At the
Albany Hospital Or. @ z. Beby, his physician
said to-day that no unfsvorahle symptoms had de
velopsd since yesterday The patient is extremely
weak
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
EKPEL SIXTEEN CADETS.
Nine Deficient in Discipline, Others
IN Mathematics.

Highland Falls. n. 7. Dec. 26.-Sixeeen oaoetS
zva-s dismissed to-day from the United States
Military Academy at West Point and sent nome.
Two belonged to the first class. six 70 the thlro
and eight TO the fourth
Nine were deficient IN discipline. including the
two first class men, and the others faied In
mathematics.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11

SUMMER EXCURSION RATES.
The Colorado and Southern announ-
ces that its Sunday and other summer
excursion rates will open May 10Th
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11
BANK WRECkER HILL
IS CAMP BO0kkEEPER

Among the road builders from the
penitentiary is ]. A. H,ll. who. with
Leonard Imboden. was sentenced tc
ten years in the pc ntentiary for loot.
ing the Denver Savings bank. I'm.
boden Ia still in the penitentiary. A
camp of the oonvicts has been estab.
lished at Starkville by Warden Cleg.
horn and the work Of building the
road from the north boundary of New
Mexico north to Trinidad and event.
ually through the state already has
begun. There are about ten convicts
now at Trinidad and eighty more
will be taken down within a few
days.
Hill is to be bookkeeper in charge
of the commissary. and general book
keeper for the camp.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11
CARD OF THANKS.

We herewith express our sincere
thanks to the many friends, churches
and the members Of the Royal Neigh.
bors of America for their many acts Of
kindness during the sickness Of oul
beloved mother, Mrs. d. q. Will
liams These friends greatly assisted
in making our burden lighter In
time of trouble we hope to be in q
position to return the many courtes
les.
George d. Williams and Family.
Mrs. O. H. Burnaugh and Family,
A. p. Williams and Family.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11
MET WITH AN ACCIDENT-Mrs.

MET WITH AN ACCIDENT-Mrs
j. w. Calhoun is lying on her bed at
her home on West Fifth street as
the result of an accident near Sloan
Friday. She and her husband were
returning from their ranch and while
driving up steep hill. the horse
walked too close to the edge Of the
road and the wagon and the occupants
were precipitated down ten foot
embankment, striking rocks as they
fell. Her back is swollen and she ia
bruised all over the body. Mr.. CAL
houn's injuries are not severe. but he
ia very sore. He was able to get up
and walk three -fourths of mile to
the Strickland ranch to summon assis-
tauce.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11
OUTINGS FOR SAILORS.

San Francisco. May ii-observa.
tion car trips for 1000, sailors, an au-
tomobile ride for 400 officers and ath
letic events in Golden Gate park
comprised today's entertainment
program for the officers and tars OF
the fleet This evening there will be
boxing tournament in the audito-
rum aud reception and ball at the
Fairmont hotel.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11
DIED IN DENvER-Mrs. O. E

DIED IN DENVER-Mrs. o. E.
Masters last evening received a tele.
gram from Mrs. ID r. jenkins in Den.
yer saying that her sister, Mrs. A. A.
Hull, formerly of this city, died
there yesterday morning from the
effect Of an operation performed two
weeks ago. Mrs. Hull is well
known here and has many friends.
The body will be shipped Tuesday tc
her old home in Kansas for inter.
ment.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11

164 TO PUEBLO - One hundred
and forty.fve excursionists left this
city at 10 O'Clock this morning for
Pueblo where they will take in the
events Of the Woodmen of the World
log olling. The train was made NJ
of seven coaches and the tourist cal
and each car WAS crowded to the
vostibule. The train started from
Leadville, stopping at all towns en-
route. The Florence party will Ie.
turn at an carly hour tomorrow morn.
Ing.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11
ABOUT YOUR NRI0nB0Rs
AND YOURSELVES

Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Booking
were In the city from Canon yester
day visiting Mr.. and Mrs. @. @. Ted
ford.
Joe Snuff, manager Of the local
telephone exchange, Is laid up with
the pleuresy and may be confined to
the bed for some time.
Louis Ginsberg who has been
quite sick for several days, is show
ing some Improvement
20. @. Campbell and r. O.
Shackleford Of Denver were in the
city visiting friends yesterday.
Mrs. Harrington, Of Pueblo, ii
visiting Mrs John Meece Of $40 East
Second street and will return home
tomorrow.
Miss Lillian John who has visit.
ed her sister, Mrs. F. W. Krebs at
Portland for several days will return
home this evening.
Henry Rodda and family who
spent last week visiting relatives IL
Ration. N. M, have returned to theil
home here.
Miss Agnes Thurman and Mrs
May Warner, sisters of Mrs. A. p
Williams arrive from Pueblo Satur
day midnight to attend the funera
Of Mrs d. Q. Williams. Mrs. Warner
will return home tomorrow and Mis-
Thurman will remain here a week
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11

pany is to be held in Denver this
week.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11
BURIED IN HIGHLAND r

BURIED IN HIGHLAND - The
funeral services over the body of Mrs
d Q Williams who died Friday mid
night were held from the family resi-
dence at the corner of Fourth street
and Santa Fe avenue yesterday after
noon, Rev. Smuthers. Of the Coal
Greek and Rockvale Methodist
churches officiating. Interment was
made in Highland cemetery. The
funeral services were conducted by
the Mccormick Undertaking COM
pany.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11
sMELTER po1Nas-while the.

SMELTER DOINGS-While there
Ia nothing positive to give out con
cerning the smelter, 1t is known that
there are two men AN assayer and
chemist - working there getting
things In shape to re.opening. At
far AZ this office is advised 1t Ia ex-
peoted that the plant will start up OH
. small scale early next month. 1t IL
said about the third. Mr.. Chaplin
and wi 70 have rented suite OF rooms
At the Fremont hotel and will make
Florence their headquarters. A meet.
ing Of the stockholders of the com
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11

FLORENCE DEFEATED-Ag game
OF ball WAS played at Chandler yester.
day afternoon at Chandler between
the Chandler and the Florence Mod
ern Woodmen which resulted in a
score of 10 to in favor of Chand .
Ter. In the first five innings Cband.
Ter made eight runs on Floren CO q
errors, but q change was made in the
lineup an d Chandler scored only two
after ward.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11
Ham Patties.

Mix one pint cold boiled ham
chopped fine, with two parts breao
crumbs wet with milk. Put the bate,
in gem pans, hollow out center. break
one egg In each, sprinkle with salt and
pepper. and cover with cracker or
bread crumbs and bake until Drowned
over.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11
Apple Salad.

Pare, quarter and core six tart ap-
pies. Cut the quarters in halves
lengthwise and then slice. Wash and
crisp the lettuce and arrange 1t In a
salad bowl. Add the apple and
sprinkle over 1t finely chopped Span
ish pepper and cupful of chopped
walnuts and almonds. Pour French
dressing over all and serve-What-to-
Eat.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11
NOTICE.

The county assessor will hear COM
plants and adjust vaules in Florence.
May IL. 12 and 49, Plat books and
personal lists can be seen at Frank
Johnston's real estate Office afternoons
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
W. L. MORRIS,
81 .63 County Assessor.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11
SIS REWARD.

will give $25 for anybody caugh
destroying my property. or for thu
arrest and conviction of same.
90 go JACK SYLVESTER.
The daily tribune., 1908-05-11
MET1ALIc FURNITURE CASE.

Harrisburg. Pa, May II - The
famous "mettalio furniture case T,
In connection with the capitol graft
prosecution, is set for today. The
defendants are Architect Huston.
Representative Oassell. former Audi
tor General Snyder, former State
Treasurer Nathues. former Superin-
tendent Shumaker and Travelling
Auditor Irvine.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25
YOUR TIMER Is vALrABLE-DO NOT
WASTE 1T.

\ contract which the Atchi@on. Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad has mad. for ties from Hawaii
calls for cutting and delivering ut San Francisco
90. 900 tea each year for ave years and for 500
me;m of switch ties each year for n. same period
gac tea 10 be- of what Ia called ohsa wood.
~hich Is being thrown on the narkc, At this time
10 make room for sugar plantations In tho
islands.
In spite Of many reports that there Ia going 10
br timber famine. and furi timber con-
t4aara "a be wasted In depluraaf. say In about
very part OF tho country ahcr. there In any 10
saatr Tho purchase by thn atchlaon. Topeka
and Santa Fe Railroad Of tsrs Ia The Hawaiian
Islands ought convince timber aestTuy.ra IN the
States that wood In already getting scarce OH
"rStn-. Why aogtd great railway aya;rm a.nd
nsn Tho Pacific OCEAN 1000 miles for ti.a :
II III. railroad afford ~ send that far for Ties.
ia II likely that tic timber in The States will fail
20 aad market IL be- spt tn n
stream railway that sii carry Il where IL 10 10
us uaed
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25
AGAINST CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE COM
PANY.

Tho psratical methods of The Cumberland Tco-
phone Company IN mississippi has continued 10
drive competitors out Of business ~ extent that
aaa done much 10 keep farmers from getting good
cheap service and keeping in touch With their
nuighbora ana adjoining vcinitira Suits and in
functions have been following on. another in thss
State In rapid Succession. to relieve the public
from The monopoly and extort4on NJ the Camoer~
land on. of the latest la TAO auitA started ut
Meridian for the collection or sass. 600 peal
les due n. State for intrac,ons Of the antitrust
Ia wn including custer proceedings. This in the
result Of destroying competition. whatever may
70. III. In " In III. cas. the sympathy of tho pub"
lie In strongly. against Tho Cumberland Company.
Good roada. rural delivery of mail and tele-
phon-n will help 10 make The farmer feel less that
h. In isolated and will help tn keep tho rising
generation on The farm Narrow prejudice against
corporations aerves no good purpose II VIII drive
capital away aud prevent n. Development OF
conycnieacra for he ~ the public. II Is un~
lust, The mere fact that man or corporation
has money secured. II may be. By hard work
and good business methods. should not be
held 10 be wrongful. But when a corporation de-
tiherately stiles competition so as TO retard the
Development of enterprises that the public needs
he public has The right 10 act as It's own inter
ont demand.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25
AFRICAN COTTON COMPETITION.

Frank Carpenter. globe trotier newspaper cor
respondent, writes about the claim OF British Of
ac!a!H. that Africa will compete with our own
Cotton Belt in producing cotton. Mr.. Carpenter
says that the total amount OF cotton raised
In Egypt and tho Soudan Ia only a few million
pounds and only about 1000 bales exported
!aa, year. He says there vast areas OF good
cotton land In the Soudan. but that the land
would have 10 Do irrigated but tina, 1t takes capt.
TAI TO establish irrigation works and that Exypt
IL strongly opposed 10 any further diversion OF
saser from the Nile. The lower country needs
more water than the river brings now. Progress
in tho cultivation OF cotton In made but II In SLOW
and modern methods adopted In but few
places. From Mr.. Carpenters statement IL would
seem that IN. day may come when Africa will
compete with our Cotton Belt In producing the
staple bat In not likely do before the worlds
demand Ia greatly Increased.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-01-25
WHAT YOU WILL FIND IN THIS WEEKS
PAPER
Page.
Zig Money in Winter Eggs. Uncle 10

Page
Zig Money in Winter Eggs. Uncle 10
Chickens and Dairying. Mrs. W. c. Thornton -
Dairying Helps Others Lines of Farming II
How to Care for Your Chickens Mrs r NJ
e . d. | Z
How Lessen Your Poultry Troubles
How to Get Winter Eggs. w. L. Saunders
Henry Grady and the Liquor Tramc
Maryland. My Maryland" and its Author 6
Mississippi Farmers. Wake Up, 10
Our Advertising News ... 1s
Parable of the Legion Family " :
Pin Money on an Alabama Farm Is
Which Kind of Hens Are You RAISING .
Why We Have No Parcels Post - 9
Winter House for Laying Hens . I.