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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
UNDESERkBLES
MOVING AWAY

The orders riycn the police de-
partment regarding the cleaning out
Of the pink euifed gentry of the
lower end u the Gifts appears 70
have had ,en prompt and aaiutary
effects npan the colony Of those
gentlemen vino have infested this
city. said Mayor Miller this morn
ing.
some Of the propfieiors OF
hotels uafrouIzed by these gentry
have been 20 me 70 urge me 20
modify the severity OF the order,
but ! have told them that the order
var meant 10 be- enforced One
proprietor undertook to argue that
wan iniaanE nis business
What business are you I'M |
asked him
The hotel business. was his
reply
What sort Of a hoielg
Why. a good hotel
No sou are not. assured him.
No man nho On running q decent
hotel would have bis business In.
lnrod by this order
The polio" report that already
there are - vacant rooms In Ger
tain hotels IN this city. which ia
The past have been largely patron
lgcd by these parasites upon socl-
ety. 81 which - are vacant in one
house. They seem to have been
made 70 understand that the order
meant business. and that Il is the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
Big fire IN
PORTLAND

firsmen rescued him By raising an
extension ladder lie vas not
hurt
Seventy five pervenf. Of the stock
was honeiessiy damaged and the
building u wreck Tho building
Is Owned b the Hotaliug estate -
San Francisco. besides the Pacific
Rubber company. the uosggn Meat
cumpaaf. the Charles tssctc Ada.
mant company and fiae cts iodEinK
house W~ee damaged ~ the firc.
The blaze " supposed "a have
originated upon the second floor IL
the bicycle department. 81 tho Rub
beg company. but what caused the
fire i not kuoWn
\ general alarm vas sounded and
for mere than an hour tho fire
burned and The situation seemed
very FHaee Az one ,ime the safety
Of she entire wholesale district vas
Threatened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
APPROVE
MERGER
Eastern Railroads May Be.
come One System.
10y United prsss)

BOSTON. Maaa. March Is--A
report submitted 10 the Massaohu.
sets legislature this afternoon By
a committee appointed by Gov
Guild TO investigate the matter
formally approves the merger Of
the iioaion A Maine aud the New
llHvea 4 Hartford railroads
Gov. Guild forbade the merger
until II could be Investigated
The report filed today Rays that.
With certain restrictions. the con.
nolidation can be made Of benefit
10 the state. A minority report
Was Tiled by former Gov. Douglas
aud one other member OF the
committee ON the matter ~ Hils
reads acquiring paraiieilng electric
lines the commission refused to
act. putting the matter np 10 the
courts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

Californian Runs Amuck
in Chicago.
10y United prsss)

CHICAGO. March ie Doctors 1T
81 HctnArds hospital stated this
afternoon that the condition of Don
X Starr. the younE Californian Who
ran amnek with revolver last
nieht. f. exceedingly grave and no
haito is held ont fot his recovery.
Janaea L. Marlin and Miss Edith
Hsstsal. victims Of Stars gun. viii
probably recover
Starr flew into fafe on an L
stasien platform last night over
Hume trivial incident. aud when
demonstrated with. killed Special
Officer Edward HeffeFnan and acct.
dsntatiy shot Marlin aud Miss Reit
sci lie then turned the gun on
hinieea Nothing has been learned
Of his identity other than that he
cane here recently from California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
TARGET PRACTICE
IS PROGRESSING

Nearly all ~ the battloahips are
repleuishinE their coal supply from
the GOLFERS which accompanied the
fleet from the Atlantic This work
will require several days and then
the big warships will have full
bunkers that will last until they
arrive AT Mare Island navy yard.
Officers and men Of the fleet arc
eagerly looking forward 10 the
visits 10 be paid the California
coast cities and thoy are particu-
lariY pleased with the announce
ment from the Australian ports.
News that the fleet will return
10 the Atlantic by way of the Suez
canal Is received with great inter
est
Men and officers alike express
regret that Rear Admiral Evans
viii be unF BILE to continue In com
mand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal.
March is-~A petition and oonfrs.
sion signed By 100 students. and
embracing the names Of virtually
AL leaders ia the various branches
Of college life. were sent to the
students affairs committee today
The document stated that the
slenern vere equally guilty with he
ten men suspended last uiHht. and
prayed that the latter might be
feinsgaied
A Prot. CLARK has stated that ell
students connected with the anti
faculty Demonstration ~ March -
hlch pFuripitaind last night =
meeting. would - suspended the
aaa aiEners 81 ioday's petition knus
the chances theY are takinE shnHld
they be suspended The bios aiil
he the hardest ever dealt a student
hadY In America Here IL shat
piil happen
sixteen Greek letter fratsrniiiss
ulii b. CLOSED
The Daily Paia Alto tstudsnt 81
per- viii suspend.
The Junior upeta company vii
aixhand
Tho varsity boat crew Niii be
broken up
The track team viii be- diaofEAn.
lssd.
The baseball nire will call Al
gaines off
Eighty aemiurH viii be prevented
from graduating In May
All talk upun the campus taforN
= student strike b. the hand Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
BRIBERS
CRILLED
Mayor Of Frisco Attacks
Corruption.
fnx United Press.A

SAN FRANCISCO, March Is
For the first time since he was
elected mayor of San Francisco
Edward r. Taylor has publicly ex-
pressed HIS hatred for hribegiNors
and his sympathy for the prosecu.
tors who are attacking the roots Of
corruption that have taken sprout
in this city
Called upon to respond To the
toast. san Francisco" at a ban.
quet OF the knights OF St Patrick
last night, Mayor TAYLOR stirred
up much enthusiasm by grilliug
hrlbera.
III business Is hurt by fostering
corruption. then that business
ought TO be hurt. he said II men
will consent to a corruption in a
eity's government. then those men
are corrupt Those who are guilty
of dlsgracing san Franciscos name
will be punished
Mayor Taylor then proceeded to
recount the city's trials from its
earliest history and referred 70 the
moral struggle that Is now being
fought here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
Judge Gordon Fines Fast Cure Advocate $50 for
Practicing Medicine Without License Case VIII
Be Appealed.

Or Linda Rnrfieid Hazard. fast.
cure advocate with offices at
Fourth az. aud Pike s.. was today
found guilty by Judge Gordon In
police court 81 pracicing medicine
without a license and fined $50
Notice Of appeal WIS given by the
defendant.
The case was tried about three
weeks age. and decision reserved
by tho court. Mrs. Hazard was
arrested on complaint Of the HUI
name society FOR treating the family
OF DR. u II. Whedon. a student dent.
ist, whose infant was found In "a
famished condition under diet pre-
scribed By Mrs. Hazard.
The child was taken from the
dciN Use and placed In the Washing.
ton thome temporarily, aud Mrs
Hazard arrested.
Testimony offered by the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
POR TUGAL is
Warned

The threat which KinE Edward
hah hung over the head ~ the
nsN foy king ~ the withdrawal of
the British diplomatic representa-.
tiYes - Portugal II was precipi.
tated b. tho report that kinE
Emanuel IL considering granting
general amnesty 10 the slayerE 81
hts father and brother aud dropping
all Investigations Of the aAsassina.
lions
EnglandB press has declared that
wurh action would place Portugal
~ the same category with Scryia
The republican press Of Lisbon Is
ouealY aneerinE at the new King
for hts cowardiee and fear in at.
tempting the punishment Of the
frnieldeH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
GOOD RESULTING FROM
PURE DRUG LAW

Many benefits have been derived
since The enactment Of the Pure
druE law. according 10 the State
meut made by George d PriEmore.
deputy state drug Inspector. Who
was ia the city yesterday attend
Ing conference Of the food and
drug inspectors.
Before the enactment Of the lav
many injurious mixtures were sold.
One Of the chief benefits Is the fact
that the Withdrawal from sale If
many head ache powders hsz
saved lives. Most OF the powders
contained aeeianiiid. a dangerous
powder. especially If an overdose
has been given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
tsy United Press

ru.nWEllA Ida March ~
,ssse Fremont Wood TODAY sen
,.nsed Harry Orchard TO be hanscd
I. Nav Is. but accompanied this
.,.,.aes win recommendation to
4. .,.,e board Of partons To- com.
rr,stlen Of the senienes without
,.i,matlng the decree q eemmu'a.
,,,a ana directed Ofvhara : alton.
M. appointed BY ne court 10 &c
fend him. 10 pvpaEe AM plsseh'
~, Ne, pe,lslca log pardon o. eemmu'
tafion. .
,sssstlon upon a hons lesal deci.
.,en onoslag aushorliles holding
,Aaf an equitable risht exists ou the
~, ~ eonlezslnK accompllce tell
~ N, whule truth 10 b. SPARED the
1.,A ssateaee. Ne declared h. BE-
f.ssd Orchard told The exact truth,
"a ufessicted that the mea he lm'
.ssssrd woald yet receive punish
Hsnt
~ asa tie acqulttal 81 iisfWpod
"a petihone b two lufies Was uot
ls.esslsssnt aish bits declaration, AZ
-, ssfdicts did not signify that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

Delegate From Alaska Anxious to Be Sent Back 10
WashingiOn---It Is Up 10 the People, He Says
Denies That He Plans Large Public Building
Appropriation BILL

me In making any fight for the II.
flee If I find that there is a serious
opposition % me
Delegate Gale has recommended
" K. Love. government timber ia.
speetor al Juneau. a. aucceazor 20
United States Marshal J. 81 shoup.
he SAYS Love lH a Rough Rider aad
particular friend OF President
Roosevelt and would be a splendid
man for the office
Gale denies that be coufemplatea
Introducing a biz providing for tho
expenditure Of 5000 600 on public
buildings IN juneau He says he
country o. not yet sufficiently set
tied 10 determine where large ex-
pendlfures should be- made for pub
lie buildings and that al Alaskan
cities must be considered In con-
nection with legislation Of this sort.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

ihrre fsars in Vancouver a. Jack
Collins. Sas arrested last evening
ua the charge of numbering his
bFuthef.la.law in Pik. county. Ken.
lucky fise years ago. lie Was ar.
rested aA. he vas leaving for PORT
land
Attorney Whit Il Ptkesilie. ~
who has becn hnre To- some time
searching for nevans sill leave to.
naorruW with IN. prisoner FOR Ken
tuekv nevaus fccisrea he shot the
fnan in self defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

az the trial of the woman showed
that she had taken the pulse. ex-
amined the respiration and tested
the lungs and heart OF several Of
her patients.
Humane officer Kent. on behalf
of The state. swore that the woman
had large lettering on the door If
her otfioe, DR.. Linda b. Hazard
This was the offence that got Mrs.
uazzard into trouble. and bore
largely on the mind of the court in
finding her guilty.
section 62s9," said Judge Cor
don IN announcing his decision Of
the ease. plainly specifies that no
person other than regularly IL
ceused physician shall display pub
hely The prefix DR.. or physician
and surgeon. or either. and every
dax that this is done subjects the
offender TO a separate and distinct
count
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
D u I: |: |.
High Russian Officials in
Death Fight.
10y United Press. }

ST PETERSBURG March Is
Lieut. Gen. smlrnoff u the general
staff was probably fatally wounded
today Ia a duel with Lieut. Gen
foek
The men met in the ridlug school
Of che ChevalieF guard aud ex.
changed shots a. close range Each
was seconded b. a high officer Of
the cars staff A memorandum
written by Gen. smirnun question
inE the courage OF Gen Foek pre-
elpitstcd the duel. the latter chai
lenEinE
Gen. smirnuff commanded the
Russian garrison az Port Arthur
during the siege After the fan II
the city he filed charges If incom-
potency against Gen Stocssel aud
similar charges against Gen foeE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

WARRINGTON. y G.. March rs.
Despite the reports that have
been sent ont from Washington.
Thomas Gale. delegate "a congress
from Alaska. has not placed himself
ON record aa refusing 10 accept an
other term
To q tnltcd Press correspondent
this morning Delegate Gale said
thar he Was anxious to 90 back 10
congress for a second term but he
wanted. Is lar as ID wa possible.
30 learn the wishes Of the people
~ Alaska
= know Of no dangerous opposi-
ilOn 10 mY candidacy said Mr
Gale. and trust there will be- none.
Z want "a come back To- Washington.
but not badly enough to warrant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

At the meeting Of the Republican
State Central committee this after
noon an effort viii probably be
made 10 put through a resolution
endorsing the candidacy Of Secrc.
iary OF War William H. Taft for
the presidency
While it is already known that a
considerable majority of the mem.
beers OF the committee are for TAFT
objection may be- Offered to any ac-
ton ON the part OF the committee
In regard 20 the matter in advance
OF the assembling OF the state con.
vcntion The supporters of Senator
l.aEoHette for the presidential nom.
iuation win ask the committee TO
provide in the call for the state
convention for taking a presidential
primary vote. This plan will be
urged By a committee OF the State
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
MOVE TO ENDORSE
TAFT CANDIDACY

f.aFollette club. consisting of w. II.
Flett. +, II. Fleuck and Joe Smith.
4 communication from this COM
mittee 10 the central committee,
urging the adoption of the primary
plan. was delivered this morning to
Ellis DeBruler chairman OF the
committee.
The Eastern Washington men,
beers OF the committee will cndeavor
to secure the selection OF Spokane
as the place for holding the conven-
ton Tacoma is also a candidate
fer the convention.
II is probable the date Of the
convention win be on or about
NAV l.. The national convention is
To be held az Chicago June 10, and
the state convention. under the call
for the national convention. must be
held not less than so days earlier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

policy Of this administration 10 see
that Il Is vigorously enforced
! realize. a. an experienced PUB
lie prosecutor. that II is extremely
difficult 90 procure evidence under
which these moB csn be prosecuted
aud convicted Of felony under fbe
state Law. Therefore !, will prob
ably be necessary for the depart
meut 10 enforce the Law rs applying
the vaKrancy statute 10 these cases,
or 10 prosecute them under the stat
ute defining disorderly conduct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
ATLANTIC LINER
NEARLY SUNK

just north II quarantine. when she
eolllded with the British tramp.
Crown Of CASTLE. Ia dense foE.
TcfrorstEieken passengers rushed
fraulieally on deck aud the greatest
difficulty vas experienced by the
officers aud crew la preventing Tho
paniCalrieken ste.raEo passengers
from leapluE Into the BAY.
noih vessels were going slowly
however. aud neither WAs badly
damaged Each continued on It's
way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
ID Y | n G
England's Premier Near
Death S Door.
(sy United press.

LONDON. March Reports
from the bedside Of Premier Camp.
bell Zimmerman today indicate that
his condition is unchanged. and that
his death may be expected Al any
hour. should he die. there viii
probably be a complete reorsanlTa.
ton ~ The British cabinet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
DR.. HAZZARO rs
FOUND GUILTY
AMERICAN AUTO LEADS.

Ely. New. March Leading
the closest rival several miles. the
Thomas Flyer. American entry in
the New York TO Paris run. reached
currie. New. at noon today. II
made the IS miles from Cobre in
less than four hours The Thomas
will arrive at Ely late this after.
noon and leave for Goldfield to
morrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
England Insists on Punish
menl for Kings
Assassins.

LISBON. March rs Il IL 70
ported here that England has warn
cd Portugal that the latter country
must punish the sssHeslus of hel
King. ct else not show her official
face In the councils OF The great
European powers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
Euire Wholesale Section
Vas Threatened.
70, uni,.s Press

PORTLAND. ORE March is
ne tourksory huilding and tis9 600
sek q she Pacific Rubber com
pxry of Portland was completely
Tsuse b. = disastrous fire this
nrrnlnE and for a while he lives
q Is suaployes Of the cuncefn wefc
klsssed 70 D. in great danger They
we're penned in on ire second flo0r
h9s al except one escaped without
axssizaes GcoTxc Fehier. clerk.
vss sAag Of b. flames and a. IAN
abe 70 reaeh the stairway The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
FIERCE CONTEST IN IOWA.


} nKs MONIES. Ia. March Is.
Stand pattefs are ruling the
} state republican rouxeniion
! here to-day gcofss - Perkins
} has been made permanent
! chairman There Is = fierce
cuutrat In progress II viii
Dot b. known before innlght
; whether tuaa'a deisEatsa all
; b. instructed for Taft. or sent
; 10 Chicago uninstfurted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
No Records Have Been
Broken by Cunners.
tBY NORMAN RosE.)

Special Representative Of the
United Press on Board u. s. s.
Georgia.
MAGDALENA BAY. March IS
10y Wireless to San Diego Tar
get practice. which WAS inaugurated
on Monday morning. II progressing
satisfactorily. although as yet no
records have been broken No
definite statement as to the prob
able date on which target practice
will be- finished can be secured az
this time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

The siaoYe IL the result II The
unusual demonstration lat week.
IN which 500 undergraduates show
cd their diaNpprovai Of the prohibit
ton ediet ~ marching about tho
streets hnnting a. professors and
m0hhinE she different houses ~ the
faculty members
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
Collides With Schooner in
Dense Fog.

NEW YORK. March is.- The biz
teana Atlantic liner krun prinE VII
helm ~ Hamburg narrowly escaped
being sunk In the upper has to-day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

The plans showing tho proposed
Improvement 81 the University
tract are hoN on exhibition in the
banquet faom Of the fiuiief hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
BIG STUDENTS STRIKE NOW
THREATENED AT STANFORD
Medal Contest.

a contest FOR ". 9 7. T. medal
wiH BE- held tomorrow evening ~
the church ~ York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
Entire Student Organization Will Be Disrupted Unless
The Ten Expelled for Participation in the Recent
Riots Are al Once Reinstated.

300 should the reinstatement Of the
tea anapeaasd students b. .wfased
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18
MAN KILLER
IS CAUGHT

VascoVvER. Wash Mach Is.
IN Bsvsns, snovn Tor The last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-18

TIE WEATHEn-fhtR TONIGHT. WITH
LIGHT FR oBT. THURSDAY FAIR.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-16

some action to prevent the American
of the retail beef trade in Great Brit
ian, Winston Churchill, president of
the board of trade has informed Lord
Robert Cecil in the house of commons
that the operations of the six firms
constituting the beef combine were re-
ceiving the careful attention of the
government Mr.. Churchill said that
his investigations thus far had not yet
convinced him of the necessity of APP
pointing a house of commons commit
tee ot-anouirx
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-16

afternoon Ted Hall. a.young business
man of st. Louis. landed here. Yes.
terday he was married to Miss Nettie
Lamar, daughter of local physician
who had accepted his proposal at once
The ceremony was set in such a
short time that the bride had to be
married in shirt waist and skirt She
is prominent socially and in church
circles.
The couple left for trip through
the northern lakes. after which they
viii reside in Minneapolis.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-16

tin prepared by Statistician Moore
shows that the hens of Indiana layed
62,64S,50 dozen eggs last year In
1906 the total was 62,410.103 dozen.
The Hamilton county hens won the
pennant by laying 1,s58,472 dozen.
Jaw county was second with 1.288, 1S9
dozen and Allen county third with
1881 coz
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-16
Buddhist Charity.

Buddhism and charity are synony-
Buddhism In the Pitakas Ii found the
saying. Charity, courtesy and unself-
ishness are to the world what the
linchpin is to the rolling chariot" Ac-
cordlng to the teachings Of the eastern
faith. the six virtues. or '.paramitas."
are charity. morality, ezrnestness. con-
centr1tion wi~dn-l md prudence
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-16

DETsHLA-
It's what you can do all the fiss> with Gold
Aa<AI xla&r that counts. Try II. ANGELA.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-06-02
Treatment of Orchards.

Objections have frequently been
raised to the use OF Bordeaux mixture
and other insecticides on orchards be-
cause farmers have not the time to
give to the work" The only reply one
can make to this objection is that the
farmer who can not find the time prop
erly to care for his trees would better
cut them down and use the land they
occupy for crops which he can find
time TO cultivate. In objections SINH
lar to that given lies the cause for
many of the failures In farming and
fruit growing.
The best orchardists in the country,
those who feed and cultivate the soil
in which their trees are standing, rec
ognize the fact that even this good care
will not ward off the attacks of insects.
and they use the spray as part of the
requisite culture. The man who can
not find the time to do all Of his farm
work properly would find IL good plan
TO cut off portions of 1t until the work
is well within his capabilities, for lie
VIII make more profit than by his pres
ent method Of working. 1t is the man
who "can not find time" whose fowls
roost in the trees and feed around the
kitchen door, and who complains that
poultry keeping (O does not pay.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-06-02
Value of Shredded Todd.-

ASK men who have made a practice
of feeding shredded fodder why they
do 1t, and they will tell you that they
feed IL because their cattle. horses and
sheep like it so we'll and thrive so well
upon 1t, and because they cannot af.
ford to let 1t so to waste and feed
hay which could be sold for two or
three times as much as the prepared
fodder costs. When the farmer COM
putes the cost of cutting and shredding
his fodder it looks high. but he must
remember that, although it does cost
him from $3.50 TO $3.50 per ton. II
takes the place of hay which has n
market value OF from two to three
times that amount. Men who have
made practice of feeding shredded
fodder state that it costs from So to So
an acre to prepare it, and that an acre
or average corn will yield from one
and one-half to two and one-half tons
OF dry fodder. They say further that
n ton of fodder has as much or PERTAINS
more feed value than ton of average
hay. Corn used for shredding is bound
and shocked when the grains are we'll
dented and glazed over, but before the
stalk has shown much signs of ripen.
ing. When thoroughly dry it is run
through the husker and shredded and
slowed away in the mow.-Iowa Agri-
culturist.