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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
CRY REAL EsTATE-continued

THOMAS E. HAYMAN.
Suite 1900. First National Bank Bldg
Montgomery and Post SITS kearny 1TO3.
sT,0oo-Gash; l26o-62 Jackson st. north side.
at Leavenworth; marine view new
between buildings: lot q :6xl37 g: Feated
low at $1,000 per annum; full price only
s12, $50. reduced from Sf5,15 lot alone
TO build. making price s.. coo cheaper than
biggest bargain Mob hill
$S,0o0-Cash; rents reduced to Sl.s00 per an
mum; six new high class fats lot 2T:6x
Zoe; near Green and Polk sts-; fun price
reduced TO S13,3oo; may consider offer;
this IS a positive snap
S5,25o-Casht near Haight and Masonic sts !;
u the finest room fats in the neigh
bqfhood; full price reduced TO Sl0,75O.
eaR't duplicate them for less than s. COO
More; this is certainly the cheapest 3
fats In the neighborhood-
S2,1O0-Cash; nearly new 5-6-f room datS near
22d and Castro sts-; large lot; rents 81, 600
per annum; full price reduced to $500;
this is absolute sacrifice
$6,0o0-Cash; Hayes ST. business property; lot
27:6xf2Q; double frontage; rented low at
81. roo per annum: price reduced 10 So, 500
subject offer; this must be sold;
get your offer N quick
s5,250-Cash; store and fats; new buildings;
best part OF Sacramento St; rented at
$1,000 per annum, full price S11 900.
fornia and Jones SITS; Of the best built
5 room fats in city; price reduced TO
$4,000; Just sold adjoining for $50. 600
s., 5,0oo-Cash; Dolores and I'D; well built 8
room oats; new large lot, price reduced
s., ,5C0-Cash; 10th and Mission -ses-; = new As
room fats rented low at $3.50; reduced
TO 6,200.
S6,6Oo-Cash; ) Of the best built S room fats
in Mission, at 10th and Guerrero SITS.
rented low. at 81 .26o per annum; price re-
duced 10 SI1, 600.
s4,50O-Cash; rented $500 per anuum; nearly
new dats. best part OF Sacramento ST.; Ior
27:6x110; full price, reduced to $500,
So. 600.
ss,ooo-Cash: washington and Spruce sts: .
new SO dats; leased low for 8
years at 1.620 per annum; full price
reduced 10 $4,000; lot 55x105-
SS,5o0-Cash: full price only S6.400i new As
room fats. 18th and Church sts-; over
looking park.
s4.Oo-Cash; 3 new 90 room fats near Union
and Cough sts. rents $50 per annum;
price reduced TO $500; snap
S420o-Cash; new fats- 1st and ST
full price only $500; rented $1,o50 per
annum; north side Of street
$2,00O-Cash; one OF the best I room resi-
denees in Richmond district; inside 5th
av.; full price only $1,000; consider offer;
must be sold at once
S1,5o0-Cssh; Lake ST and sth ,av; beautiful
price only $3.50; different from any
thing in district; see this bargain quick
s., ,00o-Cssh; Golden Gate .av-. 1923, at Pierce
St: 9 room residence; lot 25x13S:6; re-
duced TO $500; lot alone worth 81 500:
this house is worth 81 500 today: make
any reasonable offer; must be sold.
IS, ,50o-Iackson St. north side, between Jones
and Taylor; hne marine view: lot 50x
sold; $1,000 cheaper than anything in
district.
We have q number Of attractive homes in the
Richmond and Sunset districts On reasonable
terms and at cheap prices. Get our list Of
homes in these districts before you buy.
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RnnhInrCo Confracf.


r A. Dorm with Western iron supply company
Iron and steel work for four story and base
uent brick apartment building a NV corner q
Van Ness and Pacidc avenues, 152 by W Is
S4050
Lillian " and Clara stack with J. Wendertnz
To erect two story frame lrEo datsl In
lfue 0f Palm avenue $50 of Euclid avenue.
z 40 BIZ : 20. S3.So5-
RidzeWay realty company Win W n bagse
& Son-Exrra work 20 complete basement and
other work being additional % contract dec
Narrh Is sor Building az NV corner u Eddy
and Taylor streets, $500
(lszoosf Putnam with H kyle-Prmnlng. sew
erfrg ard gas piping for frame residence IN
: Iine q Pacific avenue 1s--5 = OF Walnut
street as by 12T-Srt; N.614-
Edward Mills Adams with A. G. Carlscn-
To erert a one story frame dwelling N : IIne
81 RardaH street "a z of Palmer. 25-3 By
) 20. 81. SO
Diamond estate company with Ward 4 Good
win ~ al-To erect a six story and basement
sresl frame building (stOres and hctell. com
r1an,fnr % s. y OF intersection at NV corner
~ FOURTH and Howard streets. " s. By Al,
81. .030-
a W Hume company with Henry Conrad
To erect three story frame building at NE cor
ner OF Fulton and Octavia streets, 50 by y
75; $12.s90.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE


IRRIGATED LAND
si7.oo Cash Acre-S17-00
VIRGIN SOIL GARDEN SOIL
new district just opened on the famous
TURLoCK DITCH in Stsafslaus county, only
10 miles from San Francisco
The most successful irrigation enterprise IN
the world.
Completed at cost of over $500. Ooo-
The cheapest water rate In the United States
but 40c acre for alfalfa last year
Thousands OF successful. contented. prosper
Gus farmers have made fortunes IN the vicinity
This soil will grow practically anything.
Rich, sandy sediment loan.
Situated on the banks Of the San Joaquin
river in Stanfslaus county.
Nearer TO San Francisco. Stockton Sac
ramento than any other accessible territory
We Will sell NOW for SIS an acre, SIT cash,
balance on easy terms.
If you are interested we will take you 10
the property leaving San Francisco at I:40
a N. and returning to the city the same day.
Special excursion rate S465.
SPECIAL
We have two 20 acre pieces OF this land just
plowed which we will deliver at prices quoted
above
]. ". WRIGHT & CO., E1clusiv. Agents.
125 Sutter ST., 5. Z.
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FIVE room cottage Of bungalow wanted on
terms; Richmond Sunset dist preferred .
price bet $500 and 5000. Address box
47s6, Call Office.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME NEAR HAY
WARD
Slightly and up TO the minute: 1 nile from
Hayward postofdces room new bungalow;
bath. pantry and buttery, splendid barn: gaS-
oIine engine ana tank. water pfDed all 0vsr
the place; all IN fruit, several varieties:
So 600 takes IL with 1 acres OF good soil !:
HAYWARD REALTY CO.,
Castro St near A.
s c. SMITH manager Open sunday
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SMA ALL RAN c 81 ES,
IMPROVED Or USIMPR0vED.

IRRIGATED FARM HOMES UNDER THE KUHN
proiect IN Glenn county Sacrameato valley. Of
FER the greatest opportunities available in Cali
fornia Send for free printed matter or lee for
beautiful booklet in cofors- h l. H0LLISTER
& co., 5o7 First National Bank bldg, ). 2.
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FRUITvaLE REAL EsrATE

MUST BE SOLD-5 room bungalow. modern; Tot
3ox13o- SS11 Washington St. Fruftvale Cal :;
make me an offer GRANT FOX. 1873 21st az.
Oakland. Cal
s1-4J0-Part down. cottage ) rooms; lot 5Ox15O;
cars , blocks 1852 Lincoln av. near Dfuiond
business center.
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TITLES RESTORED

Under McEnerley act, complete, s35. Title Co.,
95I-3 Monadnoek building. Sd and Markst SIS.
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FOR saIe-At Fair Oaks t3fenIo Parkl new L
room house. baths. large porch sewer abou
acres garage; wired for electricity, facfn.
the beautiful Stern home Athert0n av-; prize
reasonable terms a r HARRISON. 100,
Suffer St
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cHAstBERLIN & co. REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
F0RNERLY 354 MILLS BLDG. REMOVED
To anf CALL RTILDING.
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BURLINGAME real. ESTATE
FOR The FAMILY.

Mr. Rent Payer
Dear Sir
your own? Don't you think this thing OF paying
rent has gone on long enOggh7 Let us tell you
5OI115 feet and larger. for $3.50 and up on very
easy terms. $50 cash. SO monthly. Raise your
ITS for the children which the bright sunlight
always gives The population Of Burlingame
has doubled in the last 2 years. 50 il must be
nice place to 1--we All lots ready 10 build on;
street work done. sewer and water mains laid;
only % minutes from San Francisco by 5. P.
r. r trains or San Mateo' cars IN Mission 81.
Call send for maps and prices. or better still.
go today 10 Buriingsne- Our otnce is opposite
- LYON HoAG. sss MARKET 81.
BARGAIN-Five room cottage, basement ard
barn; corner lot Inquire box 245. Buriing-
ame. Cal
SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE
BARGAIN-For sale. best location San Mateo
Park, lot 1T1x2Ss- hne 10 room house. con
works. barn bearins fruit. ornamental trees,
covers Box -. Bur.-nsams-
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE
IN Ross-For sale the best spot on Lagunitas
Inquire A. BAUER on prenlses-
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE
SAN ANSELMo. Mil Valley. San Rafael prog
critics As.nows Esa..z sonn..-. - M.-s.s
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
FOR sale acre ranch; good house, barn; wind
min and orchard. minutes 70 Capitola beach
Address ED DAUBENBIS. Santa Cruz, Cal
RANCHES, houses and lots for sale or trade
Send for list T. II. PARKER. Santa Cruz
HOMES. ranches. acreage exchange. LIST
DAVID L WILSON Santa Cruz Cal
MENLO PARK REAL ESTATE
FOR saIe-At Fair Oaks tNenlo Parkl new IL
room house. baths large porch sewer about
= acres; garage; wired for electricity: facing
the beautiful Stern home Athercou av-, price
reasonable terms A R HARRISON fO0S
Suffer St
PALO ALTO REAL ESTATE
FOR sale or exchange for Oakland or 8 = sub
urban property-L0t 50x200. = story house
Apply owner. 2759 Piedmont av oakland
PROPERTY WANTED
FIVE room cottage OF bungalow wanted on
f-f--
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SOL GETZ & SONS. Real Estate Dealers,
Room SIS. Chronicle building.
Grading of our Park Blocks nearly completed
the choicest Cheapest lots on essy terms.
oCEANSIDE DISTRICT
$3.50 to 81 ;soo-Fronting st, 4Sd and 44th
grade See them at once
$3.50 to 1.25o-In any part Of ocesnside,
Parkside and Sloat boulevard. Invest and you
VIII make money there
SUNSET DISTRICT LOTS
$500 10 81. .45o-In 18th, 10th. 22d, 23d. oath
and 25th avs, from Il 10 K sts.
All graded, ready to build Fine view OF
park and ocean On instailments.
$3.50 to ss5o-Richmond heights lots; superb
view OF ocean, park and spreckeIs lake. Terms.
$500 to s45o-ExeeIsior homestead. Ocean
View and Lakeview lots; IS month.
$1,000 to ss.6oe-MOdern cottages; good loca-
tious; easy terms
av. Sunset branch office. corner Il ST and 24ta
av. Both open daily and Sundays
SOL GETZ & SONS. Owners and Dealers.
Room 32s. Chronicle Bldg
RICHMoND-DE WOLF. Geary St az 6th av-
149 9Th av- near Lake St; must be sold; story
u :
your price and terms asked for; house vacant
and open; only one can buy; get there yourself
s.. .S00-Fine cottage OF 4 rooms: good location:
$500 cash. balance at SIS monthly; il you are
tired paying rent, this is your chance to own
your own home. Apply 3215 Mission ST.
McENERNEY SUITS AT s35-
LAWYERS TITLE INVESTMENT co.
EOS Balboa Building,
MARKET and ID STREETS
81 2000-4 room cottage: new and splendidly
HTfffr
cash. balance mortgage at s per cent. SUB
URBAN HOME SYNDICATE. Monadaock bldg
HAVE Standard Title Insurance Company. Mills
bldg, insure your title time and money.
CHEAP building lots. II block from cars; street
work done; cash c. B. Blender. S45 Pae- bid
SNAP-New, modern, up to date apts. For par
ticulars see Jas A. Mccullough. 10 Pac- bldg
FOR SALE-Tvo swell new five room fats. just
completed: snap. 1886 1Ith av.. Sunset
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REAI EsrATE-ceatlnuea

CALIFORNIA LAND SIS AN ACRE
81 an acre cash. IS cents monthly. no taxes:
interest; acres more choice alfalfa and
fruit land 3 hours from San Francisco, river
through property. station ground.
Positively the best land offer OF the year.
Call or write
CALIFORNIA HOME & LAND ASSOCIATION,
So2 and So3 Phelan bldg, 200 Market St
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PALO ALTO REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY WANTED

FOR sale OF exchange for Oakland or & T. sub
urban property-Lst 5Ox200. ? story house
Apply owner. 2IS9 Piedmont av.. Oakland
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BARGAIN-Five room cottage. basement ard
barn; corner lot Inquire box 245 Burling-
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04
TAYLOR, CONFIDENT
OF HIS RECORD, WILL
SEEK REELECTION

Denver, Aug. -Congressman-a
Large Edward T. Taylor was in town
yesterday and took occasion to an
nounce his candidacy for second
term to succeed himself.
Yes, sir, you may am ounce that
| am candidate for reelection"
said Mr. Taylor
"On what PLATFORM" he was
asked
Il stand on my record, 4" replied TIE
congressman.
why didn't you accompany Chief
Forester Graves to some of that land
which you claim should be segregated
from the forest reserve when that
gentleman was out here last week."
was the next question asked of the
congressman.
Because | didn't have time and
besides | have something more to do
than TO go ballooning around over
forestry reserve on that kind of a
chase. but I'll tell you what | am
doing" continued Mr.. Taylor.
Il am trying to get the description,
location and all information on every
acre of land in the forestry reserve
that should not be there and when /
do this, will submit 1t to the for
tStTN department Win request tnat
this land be segregated. | have writ
ten the county commissioners of ev-
cry county in the state, telling them
to have their county attorney and the
county surveyor secure a description
of all land which they think should
not be in the reserve and send to me.
When this is done. | will submit 1t to
the department and have them check
II no and if possible, secure its re-
lease
From now on when a county be-
gins to Kick to me about the agricul-
tural land in the forest reserve. /
will refer them to my letter asking
for such land. If this land exists,
let's show the government where 1t is
in this manner. If 1t does not exist,
let's quit kicking.
Personally / don't believe Mr..
Graves could accomplish anything in
the short trip to the state. | did not
have time to go with him. therefore
did not go, but If these county COM
missioners will give me the data
about which they have been talking,
I'll try and do the rest"
Mr.. Taylor's announcement that
he will be candidate for reelection
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04
Corbett's Unknown" Disclosed.

Bakersfield. Cal, Aug. 4-The
Identity OF James j. Corbett's "un-
known" whom the former champion
expects to win the championship from
Jack johnson for the white race, was
revealed yesterday to local news
paper man in message from Albany,
Mo Miles Mcleod, a young giant.
q years old, and weighing 25O
pounds, is Corbetts protege The
message. which it is declared is from
strictly reliable source, states that
Mcleod has signed a contract with
Corbett to enter the ring, and he is
now secretly receiving boxing instruc-
tions from the former champion Nc
Leod comes from family of giants,
having two brothers his equal in size
He is a college man and an athlete
Miles Mcleod is giant farmer
whose parents reside near here. He
is six feet and six inches in height
and powerfully built. Recently he
left here for Chicago, and it was
rumored he intended to go into train
ing with the purpose of challenging
Johnson. His parents are opposed to
their son taking up pugilism. Friends
say he has never had a prize fight.
They regard the announcement of his
pugtlistic aspirations as a joke.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04
Salida Mail:

Sdllud MAIL
Mr.. Hanigan and family expect to
leave for Grand Junction this week,
travelling by wagon.
Elmer Naughts and children from
Grand Junction are visiting Mr.
Naughts and wife for few weeks.
Mrs. Joe Pearce, of Grand Junction,
is visiting a few days with her sister
in-lGw, Mrs. j. f. Pearce. Mrs.
Pearce was formerly resident of
Salida and has many warm friends
here.
AS per schedule Captain Renwick
of the fire department declared the
new city scales ready for public use
Saturday. Chief of Police Gillen
hoped on-the scales and the balance
was brought forward until the chief
tipped the scales at Just 1000
pounds. Everyone knows the chief
is a big fellow but Dave knew that
he was not as heavy as a fire horse,
so inspection was made and it was
found that the scale company had
sent the wrong beam. 1t was taken
out Immediately and sent back to the
factory. Meanwhile the scales will
be blocked up and cannot be used for
several days, or until the new beam
arrives.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04
Pitches Game With broken shoulder.


Edward Carry, pitcher for the Wes-
ton baseball team, pitched two in
nings in a game played between the
Weston and Cokedale teams in Coke
dale last Sunday while suffering ex-
cruciating pain from a broken shoul-
der blade.
He was struck on the right shoul-
der while AZ bat by fast ball thrown
by the pitcher of the Cokedale team
Carry, however is left-handed
pitcher and as the fate of his team
rested with his pitching he insisted
in spite of the objections of his fell
low players of pitching the next two
innings with his left hand while his
right arm hung limp from his shOul-
der. He was only able to endure the
pain of doing so for two innings after
which he had TO give up.
The game finally went to Colledale
by a score of 122 to Trinidad Ad-
vertiser.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04
Pueblo to Entcrtnin Antoists.

Pueblo. Aug. AT "A meeting of
the Pueblo Automobile club at the
Commerce club rooms last night plans
were made for the entertainment of
the Kansas City aHtoists. who will
make the first run the entire length
of the Santa Fe trail from Kansas
City to Canon City A delegation of
Pueblo autoists will meet the Kansas
City people at the state line and es-
cort them into the city
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04
ACTIVE AT 81.

This would be unusual news if men
and women would keep themselves
free from rheumatism and all aches
and pains as well as keeping their
muscles and joints timber with Bal
lard S Snow Liniment.
Sold by C. d. Smith Drug Co., five
Stores, Grand Junction. Fruita and
Palisade, Colo.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04
Joc Cams SIM SnrNiNcs.

Albuquerque, n NJ, Aug. 4.-Joe
Cans. accompanied by his wife and
physician, passed through Albuquer-
que last night apparently in a dying
condition.
The once famous fighter is making
an effort to reach his home in BaIti-
more, Md. alive. BY the use of
oxygen the doctor expects to bring
his patient through.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04
WITH OUR EXCHANGES.

Telluride Journal:
A post card from w. j. Bishop,
formerly in the Quine drug store. now
a resident of Grand Junction, an
nounces the arrival of a nine and a
half pound boy at his home last Sat
urday.
John b. Olson is home from a two
weeks visit with a brother at Grand
junction. He found the temperature
somewhat warmer down there than
in the mountains, but as character
istic of all Colorado the nights are
sleep.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

Charles Gasho, of Grand Junction,
secretary of the Mesa County Fair as
sociation, was in town this morning
in consultation with w. b. Rowland
in relation to fair attractions of va
rious kinds and other matters of mu-
tual interest.-Canon City Record.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

Messrs. Nowlands, Hightower and
Todd returned from Grand Junction
last Saturday. Mr. Hightower has
been quite sick this week.-Ft. Du-
chesne Record.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

Your clothes show the usual ,yaca-
ton spots and wrinkles. All Stains
removed. The most delicate and
fragile textures, absolutely safe with
US. Call up Red 463. The Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

We are determined to put an end
to all our oxfords this week if low
prices on high grade shoes will do it.
Mcconnell G. Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

You might as well get the best
Somerset Nut Coal. Independent
Lumber Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

25c whips; yes sir. Come in. Ere,
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

Piano moving is specially viii.
, Barton & Terrill.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

Up-to-date souvenir post cards at
the VanHorn Drug Co., 551 Main st.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

For heavy hauling see Barton 4
Terrill, Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

For heavy hauling see Barton
Terrill, Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

If you want a good cigar try the
Suitorium. They carry the best.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

Let us furnish you with an estimate
on your requirements. Independent
Lumber Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

For livery rigs. call the Blue Barn
and you will fnd satisfaction and the
best OF treatment. Phone Junction
228, 319 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

II it's anything in building mater
ial. we've got it.-Independent Lum-
ber Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04
i-.s.-s-:-s-:.i-i-.-:-:--....-..-.--:
DRS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY
Physicians and Surgeons.

I. All medicines furnished from .
\. our own laboratory and put up /.
+ by ourselves, thus avoiding .
+ mistakes.
|. Offices, SIS Capitol block. .
I. Main street. .
7 Dr. Eldridge's residence, No. :
: 53S Chipeta avenue. Phone :
z No. 107 Junction. :
: DR.. Gray's residence, 116 .
|. South Seventh street. Phone .
I. Junction 321. /.
7 Office phone. No. 125 juno :
I. tion. ;
Office hours from $3.50 to IL ;
= am; from to 6 pm: from :
: z to 9 pm, and from 3 to Z.
= pm. Sundays. :
.--t.-~-t-.i-
The daily sentinel., 1910-08-04

Have that suit cleaned and pressed
BY the Suitorium. Work guaranteed.
Phone Black 1893. Wagon will call
promptly.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-04
SPORTS AElELD.

The January Sports Afield contains,
among much other vigorous reading
matter, Washington's Road to the West
an article of great historic interest
by James Hugh Moffat. Rev. Geo. w.
Baines of Texas tells of an eventful
deer hunt; F. W. Lee describes a
thrilling adventure with wolves in
Northern Canada; Prof Sneak writes
of the King Cobra of India; DR.. Voor-
HES contributes a beautifully illustrat-
ed article on Game in Yellowstone Park
and E. l.. Sabin writes feelingly of the
Old Apple Barrel. OF especial interest
are: Hare Shooting in the Scottish
Highlands: the Australian Black
Tracker; the Mad Buck of Hickory
Bend; A New Hampshire Deer Hunt;
In Canada's Great Gameland; Blue-bill
Shooting in Illinois; Jaguar Hunting IN
Mexico; Snipe and Snipe Shooting,
and a dozen letters telling of game
conditions in Arkansas, Wisconsin
Minnesota and Ohio. in the Ozarks OF
Missouri and in Southern California
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1910-01-04
Blu Uncle Hy1u1n..


In order that a horse should de-
velop properly he must have exercise
and l think one of the greatest causes
of the Scotchmen having better legged
horses than we have is the fact that
they are running out the wear around
and get more exercise than our horses
do. If you feed horses as you should
and and do not give them exercise.
you will be troubled with disease;
there is not as much danger of Over
feeding if you give them exercise as
there is if you neglect it. Breeding
mares require exercise. They should
be hitched up and made to do light
work on the farm. There Is no danger
in working mares regularly, right up
to the time of foaling. l have has as
good foal as ever / owned when l
had 70 unhitch the mare from III
plow and did not have time ge, her
to the stable. If mare is fat and
fiabby, you will get a fat and habby
colt. If mare is in good working
condition, with good hard flesh, you
will find the colt will be the same. Ny
observation has been that the man
who gives his mare the proper exer
else and fair amount of feed will lose
very small percentage of colts.
Joint ill has been the cause or
vented by the old cure of using anti
septic from the time is dropped until
the naval heals. l lost all my colts
for two years away back in 1894, lost
some eight or nine from joint disease
before l started to try that remedy,
and from the day l started to do SO
have never lost any and L have raised
dozens of them. Last year 1 lost a colt
1t was on a farm a little piece from
mine, and the man there was treat
ing it and it got to 10 or II days old
when we brought the mare up to my
night it came up 1t was a very val
liable colt. l asked the foreman if
he had used the antiseptic, and he said
Yes, once a day." and / said, eff you
had used it three times a day the colt
! would be living now" There is no use
trying to do anything unless you do
it thoroughly, and there is no need Of
i losing foals today if you feed properly.
give plenty of exercise and treat the
colt at the navel from the time it is
dropped until healed