The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-31
Lindsay Rogers, Former Salt
Laker and Prominent Lawyer,
Surprises Californians
CONCEINES AND PUTS INTO
EXECUTION GREAT SCHEME
Not Content With Making Wine.
He Has Gone Into Live
Stock Industry.

Hundreds of Salt Lakere, as also
many other Utahus, remember Lindsay
R. Rogers, a former ell-known LAWYER
of Salt Lake and Ogden, but who aban.
doned the practice OF the law and re.
moved to California where he enga gvd
IN raisln growing and afterwards be.
| came interested In 4 winery and is now
president of the Las Palmas winery and
dlstlllery, the largest one in California.
Mr., Rogers, while a good lawye aud
good farmer always, was not only
abreast of the times. but ahead of them
and is now teaching Californians new
trick, and that is how to raise horses
upon pies,
Waldemar Young, also former Salt
Laker, and now connected with the San
Francisco Chronicle. prints story in
the Chronicle IN which he tells the fol
lowing about Mr.. Rogers. Hero is the
story:
Feeds Pie to Horses.
oharles A.. Chambers. from the raisin
belt which has Fresno as lis metrono
lis. is an agricultural expert of no mean
accomplishments. 1t was he indeed who
injected into the ponderous proceedings
OF an agricultural congress al Spokane
the bliihcsome tale of a man who plant
ed pills for seeds and tho wondro,Is
vines that grew thcrefrom; and the
congress paused in its poemics and
So. I say. Charles A. Chambers Of
Fresno is some farmer Ingenious as
ne is, however. he is willing to award
me palm to a friend Of his Lindsay
Il Rogers the wine man.
"A great many experiments arc he
ing made in all lines of agriculture"
said Chambers: sagely. The growth OF
faT 6TeaSaast ,SonIr foods has opened new fields
ner mas had much TO do to keep abreast
OF the times. He must keep constantly
striving. else he will fall back into the
grow simple fruits and vegetables. in
an age, when grating is the thing He
must must De able to wed the. apple to the
And my friend. Lindsay r. Rogers"
went on Chambers. is no Rube. He is
not only abreast Of the times but he
Is ahead OF them, For Lindsay I'd |
into mt, execution plan to feed his fifty
horses pies! Get that-feed bis horses |
PIES? Well, that is what he Is doing.
friend Hn smIH 5rdsay but you pdo dc not know my
Rogers. ! must say, by way of ex-
planation, is something of a chemist
HI. He has also in his time, been a law
against him. That he has been law
yer has nothing to do with his present
a;oa except that his legal expe
with the sharpening of his wit
Goes Into Bakery Business.
For his fifty horses Lindsay has gone
nto the bakery business. lie has made
4 pie surrounded with bran cover
ns using alfalfa meal as n filler This
'laims. and furnishes stock their feed
n capsule form. To get the horses
ised TO It. be introduced the pies az
trst as dessert. following tho regular
night not take them. Finding that they
lid, he now makes three ries do one
lorse for one meal. Each pie Is about
nches thick VIXEN one of the dmo horses eases
OATS on the Job through the day he !
.ets only two pies. This system makes
ach horse work hard in order to get
Not being acquainted with stock
matters. went on Chambers. with {
sgiies s5Tss'ness {ish Noa f win find +, hard to
orses have taken TO the eating Of pies. {
hey have become so used to IT. In fact |
hat they readily eat any other make of
ic. showing n special predilection for
iation OF mince. Rogers. unable to sup
ly them from his own bakery, has got |
nto the custom of buying all the left
Yer pies from the Fresno bakeries q
Rogers Still Experimenting. /
Nor has nc stopped experimenting. s
lie Is already preparing diet which c
hall have pork and beans as Il main r
ntree, while doughnuts and coffee as }
quick mid day repast, he asserts j
hould be as good for horse as for =
ian. j.
You people who live in the city don't u
eally appreciate what great strides are I
eing made In agricultural matters" Z
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