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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-31
VIRGlNIANS' DAILY PATTERN
A DRESSY. BODICE.

Surely no pret,ier bodice could b
desired for afternoon or evening wear.
The very shallow yoke Is quite straight
across the front and back and extende
down the outside Of the sleeve in q
point quite to tho end Of the sleeve
cap. THE material Of the rest OF the
waist IL eathered along the lower edge
II the yoke and IL here attached, and
follows down the eire OF the pointed
section which forms the outer sleeve.
We have illu srate6 the waist In Z
beaded net. with the yfk Ike and sleeve
trirrmi-g of tueting. bit other fabrics
VII 90 as well Fer sastsnce. figured
SILK misht be u ed for the wrist and
tucAet 81 ION Or all-over for the yoke
trimming.
The PATTERN 525S Is cut In sizes q q
40 inches bust mess sure Medium si1o
requires IA yards of 36-inch mate.
rial ard Us yard OF 1S-fnch contrastina
Ice I'll. lover to trim as represented.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-31
1E.Dntinusd from Yesterday.

X&fex MI around. I had only tb=
aSst ira one Eiyafery Tor another. l..
k&IUSW noe why Kos;e had taken the
ket of dishes, did not know ho
spoken 10 her and followed her
iw the drive. II knew that Lou
Nsas In the lodge, ! did nat knew
~ nhe vas there. II knew That
mold Armstrong had spent some
So III the lodge the night before he
murdered, was no nearer the
&e5On OF the crime. Who WAS the
4M1ght intruder who had so alarmed
M and myseif? Who had fallen
tn the clothes chute? Was Ger
40 l0yer n villain or "A victim
&n was 10 answer All these things.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-31

Innes, Louise must have started east
and Fanny II alarmed about her"
ITO Be Continucd.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-31
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24
Wind Win n.forn rr...

One OF the results to he gained by
reducing the head Of a tree or cutting
back the limbs when il Is tranSplanted
is that IL viii afford less surface to
catch the wind. and the tree will not
be blown down or bent over before
the roots viii get we'll established in
the soil.
In large proportion OF apple or
chards, either young or old. one can tell
at glance the direction from which
come the most prevalent high winds.
as all the trees lean away from It. IL
Is almost impossible TO entirely pre-
vent this where there Is no hill or wood
TO act as windbreak 20 protect them.
but by planting them leaning a little
toward the windy point and keeping
the tops well pruned the trouble can
be lessened so that II will NOT amount
TO a deformity in the orchard.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24

by living summer in your garden
ana each day probably eat more than
their weight of worms and insects. 1t
is no little thing TO have pair Of
pewees nest I'm a tree near your house
and every day for weeks and weeks
rid the air OF hundreds OF harmful in
scots that seek To destroy the foliage
or to sting the fruit OF young trees.
Many people have failed 70 appre-
eiate what tremendous force the wild
birds are for doing good to the agri-
cultural interests OF the country sim
ply from n failure TO observe them
closely. Many people rarely see wild
birds except when the frightened crea-
lures are wildly endeavoring to escape
from tbs real or imaginary enemy who
has intruded upon their solitude.
Government experts who have made
close study OF the subject OF bird de-
struction and the results tell Us that
one-tenth OF the entire agricultural
products OF the eastern United States
is annually a total loss from the raw
ages OF insects. This percentage. too.
ew are told, is on the increase, owing
10 the decreasing number OF birds.
Ihat many birds are far less numerous
than formerly any observant man over
forty years OF age VIII readily testify.
Inc early inhabitants OF New Eng
land felt that they had a grievance
against the blackLirds for eating corn
In the fields. so laws were passed Of
fering "a bounty OF threepenee dozen
for dead maize thieves" DIR. Bcnia.
min Franklin IS quoted nv Peter Kahn.
Swedish naturalist. az saying that
the biackhirds were TINS exte-mirated,
but as IN the sucs,cr OF I749 an i'm
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24
smokshou.e Mads Of earr.l.

Where II is desired 10 smoke but a
few pieces OF meat at one time an
effective little smokehouse can be
made by using a barrel In one end
three or four one-half inch holes are
bored, 10 allow the surplus smoke 20
escape as well As 10 provide a method
OF hanging the meat. Strings are tied
TO the hams, etc. and passed up
through these holes and nail put
through a loop In string. thus suspend
ing them at the height desired. The
barrel Is set over the FIRE. for which
one end is removed. aud by proppIng
up one edge Of the barrel the fire may
be given all the draft needed. n at
any time II is required. This does
the work very successfully and is sim
pie 10 prepare as well as being cheap.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24
Care For Chicks, Diet.

One OF the most common ailments
with half grown chicks when not prop
erly fed is bowel trouble. Too heavy
grain and meat feeding with an Insult
ficient supply OF raw vegetable food Is
the common cause. II chicks are Civ
en- an opportunity 20 balance their ra.
ton for themselves by keeping them
supplied with variety Of foods there
will be little trouble from this source.
Supplement the gain ration with raw
vegetable food unless the chicks are
running on the range picking up grass
hoppers and nipping alfalfa. Raw po-
tatoes and beets are excellent vege-
tables for young chicks. and old ones,
for that matter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24

value.
Potatoes are continuing to absorb
quite a good deal Of the truckers at
tention.
Old, stale vegetables will hurt your
trade. Feed them 10 the pigs, cows or
poultry.
Leaving plant root exposed to the
sun and wind il ike leaving a fish out
OF water.
In applying manure with a spreader
1t is put on uniformly. and all parts OF
the field are equally benefited.
1t is seldom, if ever. necessary to In
Oculate land for alfalfa when 1t has
been well enriched with manure.
II the melon vines are rusty pun
them mp and burn them. If only wilt
ed you may find a borer about the
roots.
Peas OF the extra early sorts are
sown thickly along the burrows I'm
rows two and a half to three feet
apart
Every farmers garden should con-
tain all the good fruit and vegetables
that the soil and climate will grow.
They make mp great part OF the ac-
tual living. and they are the most
healthful foods that can be eaten.
n.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24
cowpsas Improve soil.

1t is interesting TO note just how the
cowpea crop benefits the soil upon
which IL grows and Increases its pro-
ductive capacity. In the first place II
does so by increasing the supply OF nj
trogen, which II transfers from the air
70 the soil by means OF bacteria which
live on the roots OF the plant. This
added supply Of nitrogen serves also to
Increase the growth of the plant as
well as enriching the soil during its
growth.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24
Retort Courteous.

Two men were occupying a double
seat In a crowded car. One OF them
was iong-distance whistler and the
other was evidently annoyed.
You don't seem TO like my whist
hng? said the noisy one, after a Ave
minute continuous performance.
No, don't" was the frank reply.
Well" continued the other, maybe
you think you are man enough to
stop it?"
No. ! don't think I am" rejoined
the other. but hope you are"
And the whistling was discontin-
ued.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24

shorter I'm front, one-half inch at the
back ana three-quarter inch at each
side than the super's inside measure
ments. and the front should be partly
cut away, as shown. In use the super
may be set below the brood chamber
with, say. twenty or twenty-five pounds
OF slrup Ina the feeder. This amount
wiz be taken up 10y strong colony I'm
about TWO days. IL X essential that
parafiin be used freely around the
cracks 10 prevent leaking.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24
DEVICE FOR FEEDING BEES.
WITH Prove TO Be Extremely Useful
When Extensive Feeding In
Apiary Is Necessary.

When extensive feeding becomes
necessary In the apiary the device
herewith will be found very useful. 1t
consists Of paraflin coated box with
perforated wooden float almost as
large as the inside dimensions OF the
box, which when in use is set in a
super.
For convenience in handling the
feeder should be about two inches
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24
MOTHER KNEW.

Mother-Tm afraid Gwendoline Is
setting her heart on that young Pen
niless.
Father-You think SOY
Mother am almost sure OF IL.
Father-Well. he is not a fit person
TOT her TO marry. He is as poor as a
.ras. and has no prospects. Something
must be done to set her against him.
Mother have thought of that. and
nave hit upon what think is an ex-
cellent plan
tather-Yes. What is &?
. Mother-We must tell her that wo
want her TO marry him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24
M9AR&1gSE
a a. 3 re c9@S
BIRDS VALUABLE TO FARMER
Rid Air and Ground Of Insects and
Worms, Which Do Injury 70
Foliage and Fruit.

Many farmers think they have trou-
BILE enough with the grass and weeds
IN their growing crops. but u would
doubtless be q greater task To keep
these subdued II il were not for the as
sistance of the birds.
II we are TO believe what many sci
entists have revealed. what many state
agricultural departments tell us. what
the United states government publica-
lions declare and what we can all see
with our eyes II we stop 20 observe
one great incalculable value OF our
birds lies In the tremendous number OF
harmful Insects which they destroy
and the vast quantities OF harmful
weed seeds which they consume.
IL is no small service that a pair OF
robins render when they honor YOU
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24
AR !;| ! z,
WNOTES

caulinower seed is stin brought from
Denmark.
The present day farmer Is a special
ist In the true sense of the word
The legumes are especially strong in
protein. and therein lies their great
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24

stumps. An ordinary joint OF stove
pipe Is used for the smoke. A door
OF convenient size is made below TO
cover an opening that serves as a
dampcr The stump is covered with
kerosene, which Is then lit. and the
furnace left over the stump until IL
is burned away.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24

mense quantity Of worms appeared IN
the meadows, which devoured the
grass and did great damage. the people
abated their enmity. for they had OBJ
served that those birds lived chiefly on
these worms"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1910-09-24
REMOVAL OF TREE STUMPS.
inexpensive Method Of Burning Out by
Placing Furnace over Them
and Applying Kerosene.

An inexpensive way Of burning out
stumps Is To place galvanized fur
mace, as shown in the sketch. over the
stump and allow IL TO burn at leisure.
This furnace Is cylindrical and il
made OF sufficient size 10 cover the
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
TRIANGULAR YACHT
RACE STARTS TODAY
Michigan City and ST. Joe to
Be Goals in Three Days
Cruise of $50 Miles.

The annual yacht race to Michigan
City and st. Joseph starts tonight at
$50. All classes of craft are eligible
and many entries have been received.
Three days will be taken to cover the
long distance run
On Monday night the boats are ex-
pected to arrive in Chicago again from
the final leg. coming from Michigan
City. Vencedor is the largest boat en-
tered, although other craft of the same
class are expected to enter today
Vencedor, Josephine, Illinois. Juanita
Seeboomook and Evanston comprised
the list of entries at late hour last
night, but many more will be added to
that list before the race.
On Sunday the entire fleet will an
Choir and prepare for the final dash
home Mr.. Charles E. Kramer of the
Chicago Yacht club, under whose aus
pieces the race is being held, will act
as chairman of the judges committee
and will announce his associates today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
SPORTING NOTES
CHICAGO GETS q
MINOR LEAGUERS
Cubs Increased by Eleven
and Sox by Ten in Annual
Drafting Session.

Cincinnati. o., Sept 2.-One hundred
and fifteen minor league players were
drafted by the sixteen clubs of the two
major leagues when the National Base
ball commission met here yesterday. OF
these the National league secured six
ty-seven, while the American league
got only ty-eight.
The Brooklyn club of the National
league secured fifteen players. The
New York Nationals were next fortu
nate in the draw, securing thirteen.
Philadelphia National came next with
twelve the Chicago Nationals were
fourth in point of number with eleven
players, while the Chicago Americans
secured ten. The others ranged down.
ward to single player by Detroit and
this one Is under investigation SO that
Detroit may come out empty handed in
the draw A little less than s125,0oo
was deposited with Secretary John f..
Bruce of the commission to cover the
drafts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
GRAHAM SETS WORLD
MARK, GETTING All
Breaks Birds Consecutively
in Grand Chicago
Tournament.

Continuing his sensational shooting.
which marked tins first three days of
the grand Chicago tournament, Jay
Graham of Long Lake, I'LL, established
a new worlds amateur target record
yesterday when he finished with All
straight targets in the final days shoot
at the Chicago Gun club range yester-
day afternoon. In all Graham broke
432 targets without a miss while shoot
ing from the sixteen-yard mark, but
fifteen were not counted as the birds
were smashed in practice. not in
tournament competition.
The former amateur record of 366
straight targets was held by Dave
O'Connell of San Antonio. Texas. made
a few days ago in a registered tourna-
ment in Texas. Some of the authori-
ties on trap shooting claim Graham
wonderful record stands above the pro-
fessional claim of $50 held by Charles
Spencer of ST Louis. practice targets
it is said having been counted In the
total score. Graham established two
records during the tournament one
for the Chicago range and the worlds
mark made yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
L.APORTE RESULTS.

Laporte. Ind, Sept 2-Twenty thou
sand people attended the second days
races at the Laporte county fair over
the now oiled track. One accident
married the events, Driver Cullens being
thrown from the sulky when his horse
coliided with Willard Griswold. He
was not hurt and the horses were un-
injured. Summarizes:
Pacing-Free-f or-all; purse $500.
Ralph Patch, CHI, h.. by Bour- 49,
bon Patch (BIume) ...s-.. ....1 1
Joe Penn, b. g., by VIM Penn
SSturgeon) ..3 2
Lady Dode, CHI. M, by Dtctor
(Hlggs) .....2
Time-2:15A. 2:15A, 2:14A.
alt Pace-Purse, $500.
Exum Mead. br. h, by Tom Ex-
UNI (Morris) Observation-Disclosures I
Grace Colbert, b. M. by Colbert
(Cullens) -....-...........5 2 2
Sapho. or. m, by Prince Carl
(Poor) 5
Willard Griswold. CHI. g.. by AL
larius (Wilcox) ..3 8
Nellie, b. NM, by Boston Wilkes
t1ine) .-.-...--.-. -
Ttme-2:16A. 2:16%, 2:1e.
| Bud. b. g., driven by Line, won the
| Gentlemens Trot. Best time-1:15A
| (half mile heats).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02

Charlie White the Chicago feather
weight, who aspires to Abe Attelfs
championship, and frankie Con1ey of
Kenosha. winner of the McCarey belt
for bantamw Fights, will box ten rounds
tonight at Milwaukee. The show,
which will be the opening one of the
season in the Wisconsin city, will de-
terrnine whether or not boxing is to
be permitted in Milwaukee this fall and
winter s
Mayor seidel will be at the ringside
to see the contest and at its conclu-
sion will announce whether or not the
game will be permitted in the city OF
beer.
Both White and Conley have finished
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
STARS IN BIG
AUTO MEET

Indianapolis. Ind. Sept. 2-Fresh
from their victories at Elgin last week,
Art Grenier, AL Livingstone and Ralph
milford, arrived in Indianapolis yes
terday. The former two are entered
for the National and the latter for the
Lozier at the speedway races here Sat
urday and Monday.
The technical committee, under the
direction of F. E. Edwards, spent yes
terday in examining the cars that will
race in the events. Because of the
wholesale disqualification of cars this
season by the A A. A, it is not thought
that any cars will be entered that do
not meet with the racing rules The
committee is very strict in the exami-
nation of machines. The cars and
drivers entered are: Fiat, De Palma
Benz, Hearne; Marmon, Harroun and
Dawson; Herrshof, Mccormick, En-
mons and Smith; Midland, Ireland
Firestone Thayer; McFarlan, Barndol-
lar and Clemmons; Speedwell, jar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-09-02
MAROONS BEGIN TOUR
OF WORLD TONIGHT
Leave for Japan on Longest
Trip Ever Made by U. S.
College Nine.

A dozen Maroon baseball stars. with
professor for ballast and advisor,
will start for Japan tonight to try
their athletic skill on the Waseda and
Keio players in Toxic. crowd of
University of Chicago students will see
the heroes Off on the Burlington ORR
entail limited at 1915. and the Mid
wayites will not see the rooters again
until Dec. 9, when they are scheduled
to reappear at the university.
The Maroons will set out on the
most extended journey an American
college team ever has taken, as they
are due for an around-the-wo trip.
The team is supplied with a superficial
knowledge of Japanese conversation
and a determination to capture the in
ternational diamond honors.
According to the arrangements the
Maroons will meet the Waseda team
in a series of five games and the Keio
team in similar series. Both schools
have excellent teams. as the University
of wisconsin players learned wher
they took them on last year and Cap
/ tain Page prophesies that his charges
will have all they can do to some out
on top of the heap.
In addition to the Japanese contests
the Midwayftes may appear IN Manila
where Frank r. White. an old Maroon
is making efforts TO arrange games
other former University of Chicago
students want the Chicago athletes te
take on some Chinese mines. and 1t /.
| possible the team will sample the base
| ball in several other parts of the globe
| As they will return by way of Siberia
| they will have an opportunity for ma ny
varieties of the national pastime.