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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
TRIAL OF DR. HYDE
FOR SW0PE MURDER
Motive for Alleged Crime. Saws
The State of Missouri. Was
To Obtain Wealth.
DEFENDANT NOT CAST DOWN
iroseeutor Conkling Says lie win Re.
quest the jury TO Innict the
Death Penalty.

Kansas City April if.-Dr b g.
hyde appeared in the criminal coyr,
mere today 20 answer charge Of mur-
aerIns the late Col Thomas n. swops.
millionaire phuanthropist and uncle OF
( The physicians wife
Col. swope died oct LAST IT..
death certificate gave apoplexv az the
cause OF demise. Dr. Hyde was in at
tendance. The state AYERS the nbv.
s'cian poisoned the millionaire by adj
m'nistering strychniue TO him IN a can
sule form
i'e motive for the alleged crime. SAYS
ine state. was Co obtain wealth a.,
tne terms OF Col Swope's viii Mr.
Hya' was 10 receive "a share OF ber
IHClt 5 property and some money. DE
i.b 20 hasten the settlement OF the
estate and also t1 prevent certsi,
changes which the colonel had manned
from being made ln the win. Or Hvde
lhe state VIII attempt 20 prove. KILLED
the aged capitalist
iHe Indictment uuou which Dr. HYDE
is being tried is for first degree n,l,r-
ueL Ten other indictments were re
ugu asalnst the physician one
charges hrst degree OF murder OF Chris
man SWopc' nephew OF Col swone
ol administering poison 10 him An
iiul. lInent FOR granddaughter was voted
accusing br. HYDE Of ncgligentiy killing
James Moss Hunton, "a cousin OF col
HNope' by bleeding him The eight
ihlng indictments charge the
physician with attcmpting 10 noisn,,
Mi'SeS Lucy Lee Swope. Mildred Fox
r'tah owope. Georgia Compton. Nora
beIe Dickson, Stella Swope. Margaret
SWope and Leonora CopridRe An ~
,n'St people were attacked by typhoid
IcNer when 10 was prevalent in tbe
S"ope home. and 10 Is averred DIR. HYDE
caused their Illness.
No Indictment but that one retstins,
20 the death of Col Swope enters mao
the case which went on trial TODAY
however
Judge Ralph s. L1tshau Is be,ri,v
the case.
contrary Co expectations tho crowd
ln tho courtroom was small when tbs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11

nls iallure 90 bear livestock market. ar
il'eu today from Milford from where
DE was called when Hamilton Killed
himself. lie refused 90 make public
me contents OF the letter addressed %
MN by the dead man. but said that
hamilton tried Co Kim himself "a week
ago Following his reverses. but that ne
htu taken the cartridge out of the gun
ana prevented his partners Intended
act Reynolds declares that Hamilton
throughout his career on the Salt Lake
STOCK exchange has been known as an
honest trader but Doe says Dc was UNI
fortunate and saw only one way out OF
ms trouble. Hamilton has a mother.
SISTER ana brother Boo Ohio and the body
Will probably boz sent there tomorrovg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
ASKED TO MAKE CAREFUL
OBSERVATION OF THE COMET

washington. April u.-Commander
Knapp. photographer OF the navy. has
issued a request 10 all shipmastcrs who
view Halley's comet to make close OBJ
servations with their binoculars spy
glasses, or the low pOwer-eyepiece OF
the office Of it's brightness. as compared
with the bright stars IN the heavens
the angular length OF its tail, comparing
~ with the angular distance between
bright stars near his form and color.
To assist the shipmasters IN this study
the photographic office has prepared
chart containing physical data about the
comet and showing les calculated position
I'm the stay az short Intervals from March
n to May 30. The statement is made
that the comet on May rs, will probably
pass between the earth and the sun, pro
ducing a transit Of the sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO
EXPOSE EVILS OF GRAFT

New York. April 11-An appeal 10
state and national associations of Sun
DAY schools Of all denominations has
gone out from this city. signed by
prominent clergymen, urging that the
teaching Of the evils OF graft be taken
up as part Of the work OF the Sab
bath schools Of the country.
The church cannot afford 10 sit still
ana view this epidemic OF political cor
flpton from afar," says the Rev. Or
a v. Evans Of the West Presbyterian
church, In a statement today.
Recent revelations i'm many Amer
han cities should be considered a Clarl-
on can To the church for united effort
% teaching children a better way"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
TEN PER CENT OF
ENUMERAToRS WOMEN

ill., lork' April it-For the first
c.iv ~ lhe taking of the census in this
nsrt women viii have an important
5s,t IN me work this year Ton per
bsgi,' %. lne LEO enumerators. who win
NJ questioning tho residents Of mo
Tbe,, next Friday are women.
lepe ,, ~ mainly college graduates, col
righ. ,uaents or teachers In the CITY
m ~, I,.nools They win be employed
b.,t.INlng the census IN some Of Inc
har,. t-gsilential districts. In preIim-
sbo,,, His and examinations women
evoeii,I higher average than men
detan * particularly in correctness of
The ust one Chinese enumerator In
"'A m Chinatown. " ''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
MINERS AND 0LNERS
TRYING TO SETTLE DISPUTE

Kansas CITY, April l.-Representa-
yves OF the coal miners members OF
the United Mine Workers OF America
ana miue-owuors OF Missouri. Kansas.
oklahoma and Arkansas met in joint
conference here today in an effort Co
settle the strike of the $4,000 miners
which began on April lst
The men went out because the 1ucra-
TORS refused 90 grant an increase Doc
wages
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
MODERN JEW CLAIMS
SAVIOR FOR HIS OWN

chicago, April li.-"The modern lew
claims Jesus for his own and is proud
TO claim him as member OF his rae ii,
rms was one OF the statements made
~ 1T Emil G. Hirsch OF Sinai temple
church az haywood last night
contrary 10 popular opinion the
Jew Is not commercial By instinct "
said Or. Hirsch. 1T has only been
through hundreds OF years Of Dersecu.
ton, during which the Jew was forced
mo the congested districts of cities
that ne was compelled to take up com
mercial pursuits.
1t is just as ridiculous To saw %.
rich as Jew. as il would he m
say as rich as a Baptist simply he
cause John d. Rockefeller is Of that
denomination.
BY nature the jew is poetic"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
SAVING EFFECTED
BY GAYN0R ADMINISTRATION

New York April ll-Three months
Of the Gaynor administration in the
department Of water supply, gas and
electricity have brought about a saw
ing Of about S1.20O.0OO 10 the city.
according 20 "a report just made TO the
mayor by the head Of the department.
or this amount $3.50, 900 is a reduction
Ia the annual payroll Of the office.
while the remainder is saving ia
the cost OF improvements provided
Tor by the previous administration
but not yet completed. a gain in the
amount collected from consumers ia
also reported and II IS predicted that
this Item viii mean an increased
revenue TO the city for the year OF
about 5000 600
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
AUTOMOBILES BARRED.

somervllle. n. j.. April 11.-Automo-
nh''s viii hereafter be barred from
NE estate OF James y. Duke, which for
years mas been a semi public park,
ne use OF the beautiful drives and
ooulevards having been granted by the
owner Recently the behavior Of some
autolnobilists has annoyed MT Duke.
ald ne has decided 10 put up iron gates.
ehieh VIII hereafter be opened 10
r'isedrawn vehicles only. The auto
u'pilists raced along the park roads
e1 speed which the owner regarded
y unsafe raising dust. destroying the
surface or the macadam and acting
WIN lnsolence toward pedestrians and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
woMAN SWALLOWED A KNIrr.

Los Angeles, Cal. April H.
seventeen physicians of this city
witnessed an operation performed bv
Elliott Aldon Of Pasadena. yesterday
TOR the removal Of table knife. nine
inches long, from the stomach of Mrs
sarah carlson. an insane woman The
operation was successful and Mrs
carlson II recovering. The knife had
been In the stomach Of the woman
Tor some hours before the physicians
could be induced to believe that the
woman, who told Of having swallow
ed, IL was not joking about the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
SPEAKER CANNON OEFlES
INSURGENTS TO UNH0RSE HIN

Washington, April l1.-Speaker Can
non today again doded the insurgents
90 deposd him from the speakership. de-
clariug In q speech on the floor of the
house that unless the Republicans who
do not approve of the personality Of
the speaker have the courage to Join
the solid minority. / remain speaker
until March 4 next"
a coalition OF Republican "insur-
gents and Democrats against the pro-
vision In the legislative bin appropriat-
Ing s., 500 for maintaining the speakers
automobile resulted In the rejection of
that part Of the conference report ON
the hin by the house today by a vote
of an 90 1872
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
KING ALBERT APPROVES
CONGO REFORM PLANS

Brussels. April liking Albert has
approved the plans OF the ministry of
the colonies for reforms boz the Belgian
Congo and they will become effective
July J. when "a large area win b, opened
60 free commerce
The reforms include reduction In
the taxes. which viii be- collected n
money and not paid by labor the sub
sutution Of native for white officials.
the restriction OF obligatory labor ON
the adults 20 the works dedicated 10
the Improvement of their conditions.
and the suppression OF polygamy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
WALTER SHAUGHNESSY
OF UTAH NAMED CONSUL

Washington. April 1i.-President Taft
today sent 20 the senate nominations.
among which are the following:
Associate justice supreme Court OF
New M"AIco-Johu II. Merle
tonsuls-Wtlbur r. GraceY OF Masza-
chusctts. az Nauying. China: William p
Kent Of virginia. at ST. John. ~ b..
James a. McNaly OF peunsyivania. al
Isingtau. China. Maxwell X MoOrehead
of lDnnFflNanIa, al RangOon India
Walter u ShauEhucssy of Utah az Mar
Unique West indies; a. Donaldson smith
ot North Carolina at AEuas Calientes.
Mexico.
Rear Admiral capt Louis Young
Placed Un retired list with rank OF
hrlgndier general-Col William W. Ron
hson assistant quartcrmaster general
Among large number Of postrna sters
vas r. u. Boyer Fairbanks. Alaska.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
TINKER AND HOFFMAN
WERE ALLOWED TO LEAVE

Columbus. o.. April ll-Shortstop Jo,
Tinker and Outhclder Artie Holman. OF
the chicago Nationals, were allowed 20
leave Columbus last night for Toledo
without punishment for their assault nm
on Impir watkins during the game YES
terday with the Columbus American asso-
citation team. Friends or Watkins cooled
down before the train left and nothing
will be done in the matter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
TREATIES MAY DEAL WITH
OBSCENE MATTER IN MAIL

Washington April 1-With the deter
mination Of breaking up the evil OF send
lng obscene material through the T-nited
states muhs Postmaster General Hitcb-
cock is seriously considering the advfsa-
hillty or suggesting that hereafter AN
treaties MADE with foreign powers shall
contain provisions for the extradition ~
those found guilty OF tho offense.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
ABOLITION LEADER DEAD.

UuDa. a. ~ April william
Hl1lkie. prominent as AN abolition
leader iu the days preceding the civil
war. is dead dt his home here. He was
SO years old Mn Blake was a FORTY
miner going to California via Cape
Horn at the commencement OF the gold
fever. TIE was "a close friend OF Roe
COO C1uAiiug aud "a nall-hoarer az his
funeral Blakie's home was we'll
known station ON tho underground
railroad and he aided in the escape ~
more than 200 slaves
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
BURGLAR WOUNDED.

nIeago, April ia negro burglar
u,O was captured yesterday i'm the
ooulaWn police district, entered sig
~, inside OF an hour, was shot by
poneenan and continued at his work
after being wounded.
-, uail Of blood was found by the
nee which led 20 two houses. en-
nv 10y me thief after he was slAt
~ t ,Ls Johnson Is the name given
c.atn o het result Of his exploit was Is
49, RE got away with clothing and
Nv, as'ly valued az $500. but was pur-
c .'.u y, notify by the police that he was
compelled TO drop his loot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
HARRY 4. LoNGDoN DEAp.

New York April Hilary A. Lang.
don, one or the best known survivors oi
the Old time school Of American actors
uled yesterday at the actors Fund home
htrc luugdon. born in PHILADELPHIA iu
l>Zl played FOR years as 70 star under hIe
own management lic also appeared iu
stars including those OF Edwin d. For
rest Edwin Booth. Lawrence Barrett
MARY Anderson and W j Florence. nj.
years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
LABOR SUNDAY.
Agitation Begun for Il by Secretary
Frank Morrison.

New York. April 1i.-Agitation FOR
the setting apart Of one Sunday in each
year TO be known as Labor Sunday
has been begun here by secy. Frank
Morrison OF the American Federation
OF Labor.
What is needed in this country al
most AZ much as anything else. said
Mr. Morrison. in statement urging
ms plans rs closer relationship be-
tween the great forces OF reue,or, -
labor. While a great many workins-
men recognize In an indefinite wav he
power and good Of the church thew "a
not fully understand It's mission on
the other hand. clergymon Frequently
do not understand labor conditions
"A labor Sunday would bring The
two forces together and result in a bet
ter understanding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
ST. LOUIS DELEGATES TO
UNEMPLOYED CONVENTION

ST. Louis Mo April IA committee
of ~ unemployed members OF the welfare
association OF James Eads How. the
wealthy friend of the tramps, departs
this week on foot for phlade phia. where
they viii represent So. LuuIs's unemploy-
ed az convention I'm Independence
square, July A. Co organize a new politi-
cal party,
Each ~ tho $40 welfare organizations
in the country has been asked TO send N
delegates.
Tho local delegation will make the On
tire Journey on foot with casual assist oh.
ancc from freight trains and expects TO
reach Fhhadelphia In time to take part
W the gQpvenua~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
cupAHY,s NOT REcoNCILEp.

Pasadena. Cal. April 1l-Michacl Cud-
ahy. father OF Jack Cudahy. who recently
attacked Jcre Lillia, Kansas city
banker. stated last night that there has
been no reconciliation between the young
er Cudahy and his wife and that the pub
lished story that he had been I'M Kansas
city trying TO effect such a reconciliation
was not true.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
POPE RATlFIES
BISHOPS NOMINATIONS

Rome. April 1.-THE pope today
ratified the nominations Of the con-
slstor, us presented % him by Cardi-
nel ne Tat appointing Abbot Vincent
Wehrle Of the MONASTERY IN ~ NJ,
as bishop of the new diocese ~
Bismarck, n. D.. the Rev n. Corbett
rector of the cathedral of Duluth AZ
bishop off the new diocese OF crooks
ton. MINI. and the Rev Joseph p
Busch of Excelsior. Mimi. as hishop
of Lead S ID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
EMPEROR WILL RETURN TO
BERLIN TO RECEIVE COLONEL

Berlin, April tl.-Emperor william
plans 70 return 10 Berlin in time TO re-
oeive Mr Roosevelt upon his arrival.
but the former president has not yet
accepted the invitation to go direct to
the palace before visiting the Amori-
can embassy as first planned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
GREAT AMERICAN Pearl.

New York. April ll.-An American
pearl weighing tS7 grains has ar
rived In New York from White river
Ark. The gem is a beautiful pink in
color ana is valued at $50, 900 by
Maiden Lane appraisers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
MOMENTS FILTRATION
COST THOUSAND DOLLARS

dollar april 11.--One thousand
Franis was the price paid by Frank
a nnn,t Tor a moments filtration win
6vc.cao.,sI on pretty girls In front ~ \
and ~ I,heater at Blue Island avenue
''oop street, last night, when,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11
TRIED SUICIDE A WEEK AGO.

James Hamilton Frustrated hv Ills
Partner. but Succeeds Later.
j. NJ Reynolds, partner Of James
Hamilton. who killed himself Saturday
after business reverses consequent 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-11

Your Announcement IN the News II
Brought % the Attention OF People
Who APPRECIATE Values.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06

the article along-just as lie tore 1t
out Of the paper for me. / dom
know but that you have copied II
already from some of the papers. II
not, YOU can use such portions of it
as you see fit. There are some mis-
takes in the piece, though l am quite
sure the cold distributor" mentioned
is a Cole distributor, made in Char
Iotte.
Jerry planted Frtt's prolific corn.
This came rom North Carolina. al
so. Mr.. Bats made 226 2-3 bushels
en- an acre in Wake county last year.
Jerry peat him with his own seed.
One might ask what sort of land
this boy raised his corr on. It IS
poor, sandy land. such as hundreds
Of farmers in North and South Caro-
Ira have worn out and moved away
from because they thought they
couldn't make a living on It.
The most significant thing about
story of Jerry Moore IS the in
domitable grit and courage of the
boy. Think CT hauling 900 wagon
loads rich dirt out of the swamps
and ranches, and then so loads of
manure Jerry didn't go after
that prize in a half-handed fashion.
He went after it to get it-and he
it. In fact he doesn't know how
prizes he did get. Some say
thew will mou to 81 900. / haven't
investigated to find ont. I know one
thing: Jerry Moore Is a smart boy.
ard his father ought to be proud Of
him.
P. c. WHITLOCK.
Florence, s. c.. November clst.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06
A NEW ONION.

The potato or hill onion Is becom-
ing more and more a general favorite.
because it Will stand the severe cold
of Northern winters. and also because
of its freedom from the ravaees of
the onion maggot'-besides, Of its
very tender End delicate flavor.
Sets planted in the fall VIII produce
marketable bulbs the next June or
early IN July, and will bring q desir-
able price.
The large bulbs planted in the
make sets BY the fall. so max
II necessary for the onion grower
to save mature bulbs for enring plant
IN order to keep up his suppfy Of
sets.
The mature bulbs should be stored
IN LAYERS in 4 dry and wn~N-vcntIated
placer. 7. =.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06

texture OF the new thinking. is issued
- me name Of the Crucifed,
me one book which has been rr;,t-
800 most languages-and for the ex.
az puIpose or reading which many
ans ages nave been reduced to a wri+
.en FORM for the first tim@is mar
~nlch mas redemption for ito ,nena
IHe circuiation of the Bible, in fve
INJURED different tongues, is SO prea,
Gnu so steadily increasing. that there
- uig else IN literature with WI ~
- may De compared. The cross IN
Wlnnlng conquests of which The ON
eient caesars never dreamed
WHy is the squalid, sordid. miserable
sIip o. land IN which I write at the
on the maps as PAL
800 e though there is politically no
- eouttry-the center of world
Of ,nterest What brings thousands
tour,sts here annually from all
parts or the earth? Why are half .
uoZeil great nations striving for a foos-
hold here? o"A-
it was here that. after his
peerless life. Jesus of Nazareth die1
- uhueserVeo death for the redemp-
ton OF the whole race.
ne died that we might be FORGIVEN
ne uled to make US good.
Al the accumulated shame and sin
mat weighted the shoulders of Christ
uurlng those agoniz;ng hours nnon the
1,ee-an ordeal which he underwent
clear-eyed and in full consciousness.
Spurnlng an anesthetic-wai for the
or a Wilful, wondering humanity
wnose p need is redemption. The
- meaning of the cross
= iereVer 1t IS used and however. is
mat man needs forgiveness: and that
~orglveness Goo has granted through
ne crucifed. The heart Of the whole
story Is in the familiar words, FOR
r1od so loved the world that He ga q
us only begotten Son, that whosover
on Him shonld not perish,
out i've everlasting life"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06
CHAMPION BOY CORN GROWER

Jerry Moore, of Florence Courtv G
-: I"s Taken Something Like ;.
Iho.send Dollars in Prizc-Hr
i.as'.ed so Wagon Loads OF En-.
rio hing Material. -"
To the E3.tor Charlotte Ohse~vor
It vas Emerson. wasn't If who so,d
Il a man could do something bettar
.ha1 anybody else the world woi1ld
neat a path to his door? Wen ~
path to Jerry Moore's house is gat
ting pretty slick. I added the weight
o. .ny 1ootstens, SO to speak, today,
.hcusn l was in an automobile.
Jerry Is h champion bow corr
grower OF the world. He lives in tn
county OF Florence. and state 81
SCUM carolina, near the station with
the winsome name of .eWinona." Hi
1:fher, Rev. J. H. Moore, is a Metho-
'~eacher, and they live in the
parsonage hard by the little bricly
church Of Ljbe sty chapel.
As we turned in and stopped the
engine ct the front gate, we knew We
had struck the right place by the
incredible patch of corn stalks eff To
one side. IN front of the barn door
there was a little slip os a fellow
He was tying a hamestring on a big
awkward horse. rs re was the onlv
one in sight, We greeted him by ask
ing: Are you the fellow that raised
the corn?"
Il am the one" he answered..
ana so mere we We're face to face
with 3 hero.
If Dean Swift had known jerry
Moore when he was talking about
the man VINO made two blades ~
grow where only one crew be-
fore, What would h. have said jerry
22S bushels and 8 pecks Of corn
frow where only about ten bushels
had grown before.
Heroes do not look like heroes
lerry Moore is Is years old and small
for his age He might tip the beam
at IS pounds, but it would be close.
lie is a modest, tenure lad, and does
seem to think it any big thing
to be the champion of the world,
he showed US his pile Of COMMAND
what a pile it was to come off of on
Of land! He had it shucked
md planked off in one end of the
rib, and overlooking innumerable bar.
and boxes besides.
We ASKED him what he would take
or an ear.
III give you an ear" he said. And
lie went in the house and brought ont
wo fine ones hat he had picked ont
Here's one for each of YOU" he
aid.
told him I would write him mn
or the ear of corn. He said, II have
cen wrote up enough Already"
We asked him for the facts and he
in the house again and brought
ut a copy Of the latest issue OF The
ianuacturer's Record. Awkwardly
lrning the big pages. he found a
q c With a blue pencil mark around
Here is the record in here" he
aid, YOU can read it for yourself"
And so We read how Jerry Moore.
Winona. S. c.. mode the WONDER
II RECORD of raising 22S ga bushels $
f corn o. an acre Of land send i
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-12-06
POINTS IN THE CARE OF PIGEONS

II you notice that a pigeons plum
ace Is IT*f- or rut Led. ne N
poor cor6'-fcn
4 little hemp seed is a good thing
10 feed. but too IAlln - .e
perierce alone VT tell how muCa.
\ damp loft will soon destroy your
flock.
The male bird makes the nest but
? T0"r NY q bundle OF
sticks and coarse straw.
Orange boxes make good nests for