, 1910-09-21

tLeretrom. Hence the desire to extend the
operations this year. 1t is satisfactory 10
ind The producers If natural foodstutfs III
America taking the field and competing
with the vendors and manufacturer OF the
artificial goods. The growers and manutac-
turers OF cane sugar and its by-products
MAINTAIN TINT these are superior to tho beet
sugar and lts products. Bat the mere ale
CATION OF superiority Is not sufficient to Sc
care tor It the preference 81 consumers.
1t is necessary TO advertise and TO KEEP On
Advertising the fact Of such superiority.
Steady and persistent proclamation wall IN
ducC people TO think about the mattcr and
give the two sugar ii Trad. Whether The
ady1usiI Z tnEos the form ard shape Of the
conventional ADVERTISEMENT OF whether the
proclamation Of the superiority Of cane sugar
Is made IL ma article, does not matter. The
cane sugar producers OF the United States
realise tins t0,t quite wen, md Iose 10 oI-
poItnuity for lGveItsIuB ihor produce os
4upcrjoi to thnt OF the bect-Ioot sugal pro
ducor The question Of the quality OF food
etufTs IS one Of yltai importance TO every
community Ii Is probably quite true that
H. mnoh attention IS not given to ousurih8
the pullty If toodstutf- offered aud sold tor
human consumption as ought 10 bc gwen
and that a far greater uumbor OF people Kill
themselves with then teeth than Is generoly
suepoctod But few mon are SO reckless as
to run the REX 0t dcAtIuction, II they can
avoid ii. Practically everybody. II free to
choose, would select the article recognised
as good and !r0ye nioLc that recognised rs
bad. The enterprise OF American tariocrs Is
abundant and then rCsourcctuInca~ lt6x-
huugtible. A good instance of the Truth 81
thus statement is supplied 10y the develop
,ucnt ot The by toducts Of the cotton seed.
A few years ago farmers throw away the
seed from then cotton, u tcw only using st
aa a manure Then there came the know
ledge. us Judgt Lee Young recently remind,
pd a Cotton Seed Cluehors' AssoclutiUu, that
from the seed could be extracted m oil
which wQs valuable for muny purposes. Then
oil mills were established uud became a
great industry After It long time u few
people were induced to try the oil fOr cook
ing. Prejudice against It, however, was
strong AMI to secure ior It due recognition,
WINS Il long and arduOuA tphk. To-day thtt"
ure many thousands who recognize cotton
Oh to be an cmiuCntiy heulthtul article and
better than most other cooking olH. Follow
ING on the discovery of thu value II cotton
seed oil, ufter some dclay, 1t was lCGrucd
thni cotton seed Wc0l WIS good tor cnttle.
Tins GIscuVCry gave Ii new impetus 10 INC
COTTON mill iusnlss. Cotton nocd mtll has
lcng been m ca for stock, the hulls, Will the
mgni, constituting the great supply Of the
cattle feeders 1t has also become IL staple
food iot horses. --latest Of Ill the uses dis
covered for this by product Of the cotton
plnut, is the use Of cotton seed meal as T. food
tul mmn Through the Sugar Planters
JoqoHul w learn that cotton seed Eleul is
u true nut food and Of lncalcunblo value rs
M addition TO the food supply OF people. The
seed is Il nut" 1t is pointed out that cot
ton seed contains about As per cent. Of
potein.-the element OF food which forms
flesh, muscle, hair ind Ggaments. In this
respect 1t is superior to lean beef Of the bort
Qn1nlitv, which has only about 20 per cent.
Of protein; and also 10 wheat flour, which
las anly about 10 per cent Ihore IL no
.aod, it Is enthusiastically observed. which can
'0stlN he comIar,d with cotton seed meal
except rich nut foods and rich chooses.
Fvr those Tie price is %prolibityt, while cot
,on SEED mcul brings Il worry low p1cc.
We gather from our contemporary that the pc
nod of experimentation Is LOW passed aud
there is no reason for doubt,und that The val
ur If cotton seed monl rs Il food for human