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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
ATHLETIC CLUB IS
NOW OPEN FOR
BUSINESS

Th, announcement uf tHr opening
of % thoroughly modem and 'omplct"
uthlot, club ana c,nlno~uw 100 ths
en-, win Doe welcome u,vs 20 tho
many lovers Of physical culture wh"
has, t,gr,tt,d Co soc Alhuurruu" lag
500 Tar h,hind ia IA, Wug.h OF attn
l,tI, progress.
Tho gymnasium " here. tn. club Is
opened aud an that remains BE- Tor
No, people OF NlhnGu'rGur to show
their appreciation hy nuc'd patron
age of th, enterprise
Two OPP three weeks ago modest,
uuussuming man dropp,d into the
city from MusiuW Ariz., giving his
name as \ Mcdonald. \ frN mghts
after his arrival wrestling carnival
was given At tho ELLIS thrator and
Mcdonald who shyN admitted that
DE- know a Httlc bit about rho mat
game. WAS plttcd against Young Oh
sen. wrestler vt r'puto VINO had
shown much class In two OF thrc"
bouts that ne had taken part In sine"
his arrival In Albuquerque some time
before The match between McDou-
aid and plson was put on as pre-
iiminHrt. but the thoroughly finished
manner in Whi.N the newcomer
pinned things ai over his larger ana
heavier opponent Jt once stamped
him ls an athlete ct no mean ability.
ard won for him a host of friends
, whore before he had been almost
completely unknown
over nigh, Mcdonald found him-
self popular fhyorito IN ia" city
| Alhuoueruuo liked Mcdonald and Nc
Donald like Albuquerque Therefore
ihr Scotrhmau decided that this was
as good 20 place 1s ans other for him
| To hang up hs hat ana stay awhtl"
| Realizing the need of the city tor
n good athlcu, club. Mcdonald de-
! cidod To- supply the need. IL got IL
! work In aiur, manner that IL char
! actcristic of him. dispensing for Tn"
! time with the services 81 "A press
agcnt. aud fnauy got his ideas into
definite shape The result is that he
! has secured the backing al some OF
I the best known men IN Albuqurrqu,
| who are interested in manly sports
| and has obtained the armery building
on Fifth and silver az a location foi
| his gymnasium ana cluhroums Al
| the paraphernalia of an up-tu-the-
minute gymnasium rs being Installed
and the ucw club Is nov ready i"i
! business
The course which viii he given u
\ patrons OF the new clun lncluh's
, wrestling, boxing. parallel ana horl'
!, zonial bar work. ring aud ropr slunt'
Il and s,tting-up exercises In adhl'
4 ton a special course VIII he gwen u
fencing aud sword work, IN when
Manager Mcdonald Is a past ras''r
II IN believed that IN" new cln'
Il viii meet with ready encouragomrn
from the people at Albuquerque.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

times. and said that ought To have an
operation. ! would not listen to that
and when a friend of my husband told
him about Lydia T.. Pinkham's .Negc-
table Compound and what 1t had done
for his wife, | was willing to taxi IT,
Now hook the picture of health and
feel like IT. too. lean do my own house.
work, hoe my garden, and milk "A COW.
| can entertain company and enjoy
them. can visit when ] choose, and
walk as far as any ordinary woman,
any day IN the month. wish ] could
talk toevery suiicringwomana ndprl ="
Mrs. DEMA BErIIrNE, SikestOn. Mo
The most successful remedy In this
country for the cure of all forms Of
female complaints IL lydia J.. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.
IL Is more widely and successfully
used than any other remedy. u has
cured thousands oi women who have
been troubled with displacements, iu.
ilammation, liberation. ilbroid tumors.
Irregularities, periodic pains. backache.
that bearing down feeling, indigestion
and nervous prostration. after al other
means had failed. why don't you try it.,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
SAID She
WOULD FAINT
Mrs. Della Long Unable TO Stand
On Her Feet More Than a Few
Minutes At Z Time.

Pcndergrass. Ga Mrs. Della Ions
OF this place. in recent letter. says
For five or six years, ! suffered ahoh'
les with womanly troubles,
Often | couldn't sit NJ more thah
low minutes az a time, ana II stood
on my feet long. | would faint
took Cardui. and II helped me I'm.
medlately. Now. can do my work al!
the time, and don't suffer like ! did.
Take Cardui when YOU feel III IN any
way--weak. tired. miserable, or under
the weather. Cardui Is strength
building tonic medicine for women.
Il has been found 10 relieve pain and
distress caused by womaDly troubles.
and is an excellent medicine 10 have on
hand q, all times.
Cardui acts on the womanly consti-
tuition. building up womanly strength,
toning M the nerves, and rcgulatin.
the womanly organs.
Its half century OF success Is due to
merit II has done good 10 thousands,
viii you try II? II may be just what
you need Ask your druggist about
Cardui. lie will recommend IL.
M Write %, Ladies Advisory DEPT. Chst,s.
noosa Medicine 60, Chattanooga, Tenn toi SPECIAL
Instructions, ami ~ PAGE tuok. 'iione l'eAisseal
w Women. sen' ~ plain ~isepef, w tsevss''
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
Mr.. LEARNARO HOME
4 CONFIRMED
BOOSTER
Head of Learnard.L indemann
Company Greatly Pleased
With Evidences of Prosper.
ity in New Mexico Towns.

George o. L,Wnard at rh, Learn.
ard..Iuao Uduu COMPANY has return.
81 Nuu business trip through lhc
no.. ui jh. territory a TIN 0cCl.
iuu'I ly jhy Wide. outul town iutct
eco manifested IN special sale of
piano. NOW being conducted hy en-,
sqW.. music dealers M Leauat
report ,Nccllent business condition
p.R'lIu, hoo the towns hc visited aui
Dol 1ru- more than ever booster tor
New NpNiru
santa Fr un particular, Mr. Learn.
1i SAWS. is showing sign, cot oN'tt.
ordinary prosperity more buildMs
mt.ua been undertaken there this
-INug than Tor manN wears past lu.
rId.utall, b. should No noted that
Nr Lournarl sold IN iho Capital Cit
% $500 Bush and l.aac piano. $500
taHud Cccoliau. a Victor piano ana
a NIcuOA XVI
% be- lhe intention ol the Lcarnard.
l.ude mann company to keep in the
closest biad oi touch with It's ont oi
.oNn friends hereafter by the APP
l0.utmcni OF special local representa-.
'Nc- Nh. llomoncckcr. the we'll
SHOWN Las Vegas icwclor. viii loOk
after .earnard.l.indomanu interests
iu thc Meadow Guy. aad Nj Brad
iOIl ui he Santa Fc Trail ami Cmio
company will represent the cntcrutis
inc Albuquerque business nous, OF
santa Pc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

paso. Preside. Brewster Terrell. Val
Verde. kinuot. mavericks. Webb. ~
paiu. STAN lIidalgo and Cameron
cuurtiot
~ Is said the use or water ON th,
Mexican idle at fh, river So tar ns Be-
known j. inCOnsidcahlo ia quantity.
There being SOM" small diversion
plant- in the states ol Tamaul.pa- anal
Nurya Leon However il is contend.
cl by those Americans who are dcsir-
GUS dt bringing about a definite nm.
''rsiJndine between the American
ana Mexican governments on the m.
tuIc distribution of rho Rio Gfaude's
waters. that land owners on the Mex.
lean side OF the river have an early
intention to divert from The river all
OF The water 20 which Mexico would
be- entitled under treaty
Grants OF water IRON the Mexican
J federal government to Mexican fri
| gators are conditioned subieci to the
terms of The proposed treaty viii
| the United states. II Is well known
| There is large body OF land NOR,
than million acres called The San
! iena lands, which will he irrigated
/ hy is owners through diversion 81
| he waters of The Rio Graudo aud th,
san Juan river Tho owners of thi,
broad cNpansc OF land have giyei
publicity 10 their plans aud have oN
pended hundreds of thousands of dol
lars. indicating in this substantial
NAY their ultimate Intentions will
reference Ia The use nor only of th
normal supply OF the watcI- ol tn
~" G.ando ANA san Juan. bat IN
ur' oi the flood waters of both river,
U Is urged bN the American advt
Gates az treaty thai their riaht
VIII he best suvscrVcd hy snped
determination 81 what those right
really ury therefore they believe
Is highly important that the trea,
ana us fcms should he AGREED unot
iaiiiicd ana confirmed il possible. ID
M ll'Ccmucr term of congress Tn
ltsdl representative OF those TpXu
planters who entertain this belief
buHal West az san Nntnnio an a
'orney OF wide experience IN intern,
llondi ana irrigation matters. VIII
has been IN Washington conferrin
win the state department. Commb
. sionor keblinecr ReHcsentative Ga,
net ana others, ana ne is recognize
IN his capacity by the state depat
lienl ANA 'hc commission
u is understood 10 bo th2 intentio
oi the Washington authorities 10 mo,
ny the order relating 10 the dntrih,
non 81 the waters OF the Rio Grand
u II ls warranted after thoroug
ihN'Sl l5aiion at condition, 10 ihI
'hd al data IL hong tahulatod. an
~ h'diNon, statements from all va
az usoIs have been solicited
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
MUST BIfIII,NI: TT
when W"'i-hnown Albuquerque pco-
pie TclI u "a Plainly.

When public endorsement ls made
Dog q representative citizen or Alhu-
1uorquo the proof is positive. You
must believe g. Read this testimony.
Ey"ry hackacho sufferer. every man.
woman or child with any kidney trou-
'Ir viii lind profit in the reading
Mrs. a.. Fournollc. 403 : broadway.
Albuquerque, a. NJ, says. u can
tuuDh for Doau's kidney pWs aa
heartily now ~ when / publicly rec
commended them over two years ago.
Though have not taken this remedy
during this interval have advised
other persons 10 Try II and / know
from reports that IL has acted satis-
fdrfuuF. I'm FL testimonial CAV. in
favor oi po1u's Kidney pms in Jam
uary l1nr J said ,hat the contents
of three boxes mad cured me OF pain
in the back chat had chung 10 nae for
a long umr can now SAY that T
have had uo recurrence of my old
trouble
For sale hy 81 dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster MHour0 eco, buffalo.
Kew York, sole a1uu for the United
states.
Remember IA, name nonu's-and
take no other. Coz
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
CATTLE MARKET HAS
FAIR WEEK
Indications Are Consumption
of Beef Will Not Be Great
During Next Few Weeks
Buyers Active.

Kansas CITY stock Yards May 80 --
Thor, Wac good action Ia the cattle /
market lass week. and n,ar,y ,v,ry-
thing closed t1r week = shade higher
thau clos, OF previous week. Demand I
from tell east was Very good. and To-
cal ouy'r, took thoi. full share kdl-
'rs claim th. industrial situation Is
odd. AND conditions against heavy
consumption ct beef. hut buyer. are
round boo the saddle early ou tlusc
days when Receipts are IGht To-day
th, iuu Is $1,000 head hove. CO., ltrg-
est supply this spring. tud 10 looked
like lower prices At ih, start As was
thu cas-, last week. order buyers APP
poar'd Iu the selling all.N, with good
sized orders. and the general market
ON Nllliug ttfun ruled steady 60 strong
an through the session. pu, load ~
l2o"-puuud steers brought 20 toe
day, and ted panhandle reached
/ S6.lp. which looked a iitu' better thnn
amy thing did last week -iuckrrs and
feeders vbcd of II 30 30 cents today.
( Their, is brcDak every SUNNI ABOUT
/ this time Pastures are usually filled
! up hy this time. ana th, demand be-
gins o. lag BESIDES today A,ro IS
Ia h,lNy percentage Of tlc uu cattle
! in the receipts, Including lot Of
southwest Missouri stun s heavy
quarantine run today is another i,a-
turc 1913 car loads. market ON Same
steady tu 10 lower. This the hrst
good run of quarantine 90 arrive
| her, thi. season. BUR of f,d stccrR
i
! $40, hrifors $t.75 20 GOO. bulls Sin0
/ 10 5000, calves $500 t. S1.11. quar-
uutuo steers St35 60 ya5o. western
| fDd stcers $500 e. 5000. .tocl,Drt and
f'cdcrs Sf.15 to $3.50
| TN. hog market advanced several
points last week. ana s.,ms Capable
| oi holding the gain Tho run h"rc
today uas 1000 head ami other
points have modprat, supplies Kill
crs nud nu dlHDultt Boo 1iauuslug ol
anything that % bog WORKS. into o.
lpJckup house, and Zee ready buyers
| shippers OPT, n the u.ld regularly
iko, corn blowing and other
work u apt 600 keep I.r,ipt down Go
la mudo'tt. figure for awhile, 500 th1
thDs, who have hogs 90 JIsHu-, Hi
seem 10 have 200 r uaht proposition
| at present nm, u1rt.I rf1. tu
strong today -had. hieh.r uu heavy
! hogs top S612ls. bulb $500 a. St. lU.
Shprp and lambs purU..rli .u a
/ big bulge u price, 1rst uf "' N..k.
! amounting 90 % o. O. ..uts wu-' pn
! NwhF Tho market wGe.t "a lulr
after M, middl. uf tho week., due
partly "a docliur u t1t quality OF
! fit. r.r.tttr and fnlunb ma. mark a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

1.. f.Ithrr,d ones OF tho NIbu-
puD1u. I.rir uf EaRl s Will assemble
FrHu, uaut fYr lights off fancy and
'.u I.jDd a1d 3u.tted nt fun usig,d
frck r'el,s uf tho American ware
lrt,. and m. weed. Whose smoke.
hi, NJddius lamp. transforms the
Hmmouulapr 90 idItNe scenes tud
,'stles. ana cn,''pus Ga. smoker. In
t1o haze OFF cordial opmr.dDship. The
president Mafk lows Nlil preside.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

for four or live days
at Il time every
month, and so weak
| could hardly walk.
| cramped and had
backacllc and head
ache. and was SO
nervous and weak
that | dreaded ,o
see anyone or have
anyone move In the
room. The doctors
gave me medicine tn
ease me at those
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

The splendid work of chamber
lain's stomach ana Liver Tablets u
daily coming 10 light So -u.H grand
remedy for liver ana bowel o. able
was ever known before. Thnul nds
bless hem for curing constipation
sick headache. biliousness, ilund'Ue
ana Indigestion. Sold by all druggists
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
RED MEN PUT UP
BEST GAME YET
Classy Ball Was Played Before
a Small Crowd at Traction
Park Yesterday; Santa Fe
Plays Here Sunday.

Tho best game OF the season at
select bunch of fans tu fact there
were -o few rootcrs ON thr grand
stand that YOU had 80 look twice to-
see ~ there VAS any body there Iiut
that didn't seem Ca discourage the
PLAYERS ~ m, least. for they played
tho elassi"st bah that has happened
iu Nhupu,rqu. this hons tm- Those
Indian bows were finally defeated by
q score OF To- . bat they made the
Grays hump themselves tu de- &c. tn
fact. if u had not been Tor the IN
tin,ihlp Weeks. they Would have put
u oNct on Dams bunch hN a severe
druh The GrnNs didn't hold - candle
.up 30 the indian BOYS when n came
10 folding The iunold that the lat
ter PLAYED was one of the best ever
put ON the local grounds Wherever a
eva, knocked hail there was % red
mln Go sohbic IL up and put Il over
where IL did thu most good u "
hadn't boon for liitie aerial ascon-
zion u she seventh inuing. when they
lct four pt pudilla's braves cross tho
nuttor thoN would have held tn,
giants 700 N "il 'Nl OUT. ~ " WIS wv
t1uk Go ntns nk" n'uds 80 th"
ninth inning. and succeeded IA sond-
ius over two mon. They wanted to
add three moro e. this. hui Weeks
Kept Ws nerve, AS he usualN does n
Ia pinch. AND struck "a, hast mun "ut
n,fur. tb, Indians could score.
~esrr 3D., INNINGS yesterday
g. " T..
Grays .......... uoo oou iou %
indians . 0ne uop QUE
NrNi SUNDAY tho Grars VIII Wr't
the santa Pc aggregation az Traction
paris Th, Ancient 'iN team has
bocn mm,luls strengthened since its
rcurgauilati,u. lu fact th'N Wcr" so
strong that they beat the Grays last
SUNDAY uN scor, ut 30 to =. Dan
huNoYrr. has got up his dand"r and
u. Niu go after th' capital cts
crowd tor all that's 100 him ~" says
/ thar his bows VIII win ~ well, you
/ know tn' r,s, Al ali events ~ prom
! is,s 60 Do, &c good game. and VIII de-
| rid, tn, status ni tn two teams i"i
! lh, rest pf th. sra~nu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

We're "trotting out" a
string of favorites' IN
the mems clothing busl-
ness in this city.
The one best bet of the
day in the Popularity
Race is the Olive Dealer)
hand tailored suits for
men and young men.
Never left at the post
They cross under the wire
ahead in quality, style
and pattern.
The most critical judg-
es agree that Washington
Clothing is the best.
The shirt favorite OF
the Town.
(Livedealer S show the
best form. White negligee
--.plaited or plain bosoms
.-.neat stripes...and all
the novelty patterns in
the Manhattan.
The (Livedealer) hat
wins by a head!
Dent gloves are never
jockeyed out of place.
In the pacing class Net.
Teton shoes lead the
bunch clear around the
course.
M. MANDELL
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

81 wonder " these ruins are very
ancient" murmured IN" professor
"Not So very said tho experience
od member of the party They have
been put up since | was here last
year l'itrourg Post.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31

Chicago az boston
$50 Louis ~ New York
Detroit at Washington
Cleveland ut Philadelphia
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
Western League
Where They Play Tomorrow.
National LEAGUE
American leanue.

Cincinnati at 81 l.ouis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-31
SEVEN
YEARS OF
MISERY
All Relieved BY Lydia Z. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound.

~ikcstOn, Mo. = " FOr Scvcn years ]
suffered everything | was in bed
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
MouNTAlNEER is AN ADAM
Strange Man In the North Georgia
Mountains Has Gone Naked
for 81 Years.

Savannah. Ga.-Word m via the
North Georgia mountains OF a strange
man named John Castellow. who has
grown TO be 81 years OF age. hale.
hearty aud happy. without ever wear
ing a stitch OF clothing and without
ever using a single word but the
m%onouyllable "Gee!" Says a traveller
from Harris. describing the marvellous
person:
HE lives iouT miles EAST Of Wind
sor. Ia Berthe county, North Carolina,
and his health Is perfect He has not
missed q meal In atty yeara
when | visited him he vas entire
~ nude, He Ia the strongest man I
ever saw. His body Ia normal aud
we'll shaped. but bis strength 10 prodi-
gious. He eau break a douhio pillow.
line as easily 40 II Il were = cotton
cord tie Is gentle and has never
been known TO hurt a living soul Ia.
~tentionully lie caanol epeak a word
except the ne mvnosyllable Gee
which be uses In various Inionasiohs
TO express all bis desires and uno
lions"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09

our selection and mating be seeking
10 improve the type and standard In
our herd.
The best special purpose animal IL
none too good Never strive TO pro
duce a general purpose animal by
mixing beef and dairy breeds Aim
to produce the animal chose special
characteristic Ia the cheap production
Of a pound OF butter or a gallon Of
milk
Always seek to have the crosses In
harmony. DO not mate extremes.
vigor and constitution are two essen.
tails Unless y COW possesses yiRor In
constitution she will make a poor
breeder.
DO not lnbroed unless you have a
definite object IN view. such as inten'
styling some particular good quality
and then DO II by breeding the sire TO
some Of his own get
This should not be followed up too
closely. Plan TO have the heifers drop
their FIRST calves NJ about % to 90
months Of age Their offspring will
be more vigorous and there will be
better results tnan by forcing an i'm.
mature animal TO bear progeny.
Breed cows are large feeders. Feed
them a liberal ration Of milk produc-
Ing foods and give them the best OF
care. Keep In mind that bad quail
tiles are more easily transmitted than
the good ones.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09
IMPROVING IN SOUTH
Many Farmers Now Rinse Their
Own Homo Supplies.
Business Interests OF Cotton states
Now Realize Need az Well az Ad.
vantage Of Better Methods n
Diversified Crops.

NaHN ~ " -. "NHNHNHAHNNN
Because the sOuth's leading crop
cotton has been bringing fancy prices
Tor the past several years. It must not
be taken for granted that all those who
grow II have been piIing up bank &C
counts Some men have grown wealthy
growing cotton. bat the same may ia
said OF cOrn growers, wheat growers.
iruit growers Or, IN fact, men follow
Ing amy special line Of work Shrewd
business sense and natural talents tor
good management will mako a lew
men cmiucntly successful at anythtnR
they may do hut let Us get down to
the rank and iilc OF the cotton farm.
crs, the little fellow who grows from
two TO twenty bales on his own or
rented land Hy way Of parcnthesis
We will Say that this class grows by
Tar the larger portion OF the great
cotton crop each year how do you
find things with him7 The old cue.
tom, rs all know. has been ~ RAISE
cotton and buy everything else used.
food and clothing The majority even
depend on the furnishing merchant 70
let them have supplies to start the
new crop In the spring These mer.
chants are not out for their health. OF
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-09

pigs are tarrowcd. furnishes plent,
OF Ircsh air. and provides tor exercise
IN the open air Dryness. sunshine.
warmth. fresh air. freedom. IRON
drafts. and exercise are OF primary
importance In raising pigs. These So.
cured the battle is half won Ia
putting up buildings the six require.
ments just mentioned must be kept
constantly la mind; not one can DO
neglected
The variety Of hog houses Is almost
as kreat as the variety OF individuals
using them 4 Is rare. indeed to lind
eveu a semblance OF uniformity pre-
waiting In a community There nre
however, only Two or three general
types which commend themselves TO
the careful hog man. OF the two
styles OF large Houses. the large. mas
$50 rows OF pens. an alley through the
middle. and q jog IN the ROOT tor YIN
dOws TO light the north pens. Wnlie
the smaller has but one row OF pens.
with an alley and u .ow OF Windows
on the south side The double mouse
rs much cheaper per pen. ana Tor mat
reason Is TO be preferred less work
~ also required to care tor the uogs
than where a single row OF pens Is
used
4 large hog house should always
stand east and west. facing the south
so that the maximum amount OF sun
shine may be had In each pen When
o double house Is uFed which Is much
the cheapest, the outside peus on the
north are often OF little use IN early
spring and late tail on account OF the
shade and the cold winds THIS DIT
iiculty ran be partially overcome by
! changing sows so that those when
nave not narrowed and those With the
oldest Digs. which have least need OF
warm outside pens, are sn the north
side
In a majority OF large hog houses
the upper windows are not so placed
that the sunshine will strike the door
when II Ia most needed there IN
deed a hog house with the windows
IN The proper position II rarely seen
Direct sunshine should strike the tioOT
In pyerv pen tor as many hours In the
day ms possible at the hmc when me
pigs are narrowed Nearly every n
realizes this Is a matter OF the grea,
est Importance, but too often the
builder does not take the trouble 70
ind out whether he Ia getting II o.
not Ordinarily the farmer mas ~
means OF ascertaininR where to pul
the windows 80 as 10 get the max
mum Lmouhr'oi sunshine AZ the time
he wants II. unless he-happcns 10 be
building lust AT that tine, which ~
very unusual The country Is dotted
with hoR houses In which the own,O
thought he was puttins the Windows
where he wanted them but iound
later they were In the WRONG place
In double houses the windows Tor
lighting the south pens must be a.
high up MS possible In order to get
them away from tho hogs