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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19
Featured As Command,
Daily Asks Damages

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Charg-
ing that he was featured in &C.
lett Burgess book, THE Heart
Line" as an Objectionable char
acter with an inordinate appetite
for duck and champagne, William
H. Daily has sued Burgess for
100000 damages. Here is the
paragraph he objects most siren
uously to: -
"Then there's 'Munson's mys-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19

iery' on the North Bend road. No
s,ody ever found out who Munson
is. And Daily, the star eater of
the Palace hotel-he used to have
four canvas backs cooked, selected
enc and used only the juice of the
others. He ordered soup at a
dollar plate and he had happy
way of buying a case of cham
pagne with each meal, drinking
only the top from each bottle"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19
Chicago Board Of Trade
Is Destroyed by Flames

danger.
The fact that the Chicago labor
headquarters are In the burned
hoard of trade building has start
ed report here that a crank
dynamited the building.
Three firemen who entered the
burning building are missing and
have perhaps perished-
Police think the fire was of In
origin and was started
in the basement of the open board
of trade building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19
JEW BANKERS
INFLUENCE
FELT?

;By United Press Leased Wire.)
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 10
Discussing President Taft's action
in abrogating the treaty of 1892
with Russia, the Novoe Vremya, a
government organ, says today:
president Taft tactfully chose
the best way out of the scandalous
Jewish agitation, which has been
raging in this country for a long
time. Incidentally, Taft's decis-
ion demonstrates that the Jewish
bankers are the real lords of
America"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19

This picture shows the top
stories of the new Bank of Com
merce building in New York. j..
Fierpont Morgan has picked out
for his new Offices the forty-sec-
end floor, Immediately beneath
the odd-looking pyramid on top.
The pyramid will be used by Nor
gan and his banking house as a
safety vault for the storage Of
millions in cold cash, stocks and
bonds. If this idea of storing
wealth high in the air becomes at
all general it may lead to new
type of daring bank robber, oper-
atins by aeroplane.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19
Scarlet Fever RACES
I'm Vancouver, Wash.

cases of fever have appeared and
there are other cases which have
not been turned in to the authori-
ties.
The city authorities are consid-
ering closing picture shows and
theaters also until the epidemic Is
over
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19
THE TAcoMA TIMES.
Negligence Was
Cause of Wreck

fee for a moment and that when
he did the block signal was set
clear" Another witness corrob-
GRATED him.
When the Columbian limited
approached Odessa the engineer
stopped his train, seeing dan
ger" signal ahead. While the
train was at a standstill the silk
special. approaching from the
rear. crashed into the limited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19
Rate Hearing Is
Being Held

Tacoma shippers and traffic men
will go to Olympia today for the
final hearing before the public SER
vice commission on the rates for
freight in this state. 1t is q
three-cornered fight with Spokane,
Portland and Puget Sound each
taking a hand. The situation is
q complicated one.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19
Yellow Dog, But
He Was Hero


POMONA, Cal, Dec. ia
dog, yellow as to color, question
able as to breed, and the property
of no one in particular, will be
given a thoroughbred" burial to-
day because he deliberately gave
his life to save that of Harold
Hillen, son of ]. H. Hillen, mill
Sonaire rancher, by deliberately
throwing himself beneath the
wheels of a street car bringing it
to a stop just ten inches from the
Hillen automobile.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19
amperer
Sentenced

Emil Burnvick pleaded guilty
before Judge Rudkin to attempt
ing to tamper with the Dave Co
hen jurymen to save the white
SLAYER and was sentenced to 80
days in jail yesterday.
The court also overruled the mo-
ton for a new trial in the case of
Abe Post. :.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19
Uncle of Europe Ill
Death is Feared

He Is subject to violent coughing
spells and these at his advanced
age, are believed to be dangerous.
Should his heart weaken, the end
may come any time.
For many years only the per-
sonality of the aged ruler has kept
the peace between the warning in
terests of Austria and Hungary,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
VANCOUVER, Wash, Dec. 10.
Owing to the alarming spread
of scarlet fever in Vancouver and
Clark county, the city and county
health board today closed the pub
lie schools here. Seventy-five
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19
(By United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Dec. 10. - Fire
which broke out at an early hour
today In the open" board of trade
building ia rasing.s and several
prominent hotels are threatened
with destruction.
The fire already has Quilted the
building in which 1t started. caus-
ing 5000, 900 damage. The New
Victoria, Kaiserhof and Stafford
hotels, nearby, are in imminent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19

(By United Press Leased Wire.I
VIENNA, Dec. 19.-Serious Ill
ness of Emperor Franz Josef to-
day is reviving fears that the end
of the aged Uncle of Europe" is
near, and that a period of unrest
and possibly of war in the Balkans
Will follow.
The emperor had a bad night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19

ODESSA, Mimi, Dec. 10. -
Negligence of four men caused the
wreck which cost the lives of IL
persons and 23 injured on the Chi
cago. st. Paul & Milwaukee rail-
road here yesterday, according to
testimony at the coroner's inquest
here today. Night Operator Adj
ans testified that he left the Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-12-19
4 EsgISEj giIA;SIIaH

Sunday and Monday, Dec. 24-25
LAMBARDI GRAND OPERA
COMPANY
Sunday, Dec. "a, christmas
Eve) I'll TROVATORE."
Monday, Dec. 25 christmas
Night "THAIS."
Special Matinee Christmas.
Prices-Evening, SOC to $500;
Matinee, soc to $3.50. Seat Sale
Saturday, December 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-17

ort bon Dullrtb, miro innerbalb peni=
ger Gage polenoet iein, ioooB Damn
nur nod Sic Ierminalonlagen inner
balb ser StaStgrenien 5un1 8oue blei=
ber.
Mp6eiter. - Muf @run0 ge=
1auer nnteriuhung baben Sic s(er5te
ii6 fir cine Operation an oem &on=
greBmann 2atta aus Mebrasfo %erfldrt,
sic am naditen Mittmo6 ourdbgefiibrt
meroen ion. @err 2atta leioet ant Ell
nem Inn1or uno Sic Operation lit cine
i6tpere.
Nipeitone. - Sic 3uderrii=
b%enin6uitrie in ser l1mgebung BON
5berburn befin0et iih in bliibenoem
!3uiton6e. Man ertpartet bon gl1ten
6eloern einen grtrag BON $50 bis
500 per Mcre, pGbreno anbere $40
bis $50 per Mcre bringen meroen.
Ma6eIia. - 9ie bieiiqe 6. 6.
8romn=Go. fat an ein Sainoiier spn=
bifat sic gpaniton : &an6 bon 1888
Mcres un6 100 Mcres in Ser @emar=
frng Gerescp fir $4,000 perfauft.
Morb-D afuta.
Didinion.-0 Ser Mbgeor6nete
Sauna glaubt &offnung ouf Sic 8e=
m%iQtgung ieines @eil1bs tint ginrid=
tlng zines Mattonalforits n0r6lib bon
9idinion, gu baben. St fat auf Ser
an1aliung Ser @iirger Sen @oriblog
gemadt, 6oB Somnibip 14S, &anges
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-17
8ebanbIun8 Der
Snberf,llDfS babei1lt.

9iele 2eute baben fi9 felbit eebeilt bon
Euberculoiis burB @ebrnu1 bon Cd
mans Mterotibe. 8ies 1T feline rene Me<
bi3in. 9ur9ibnut linfere N%ffioapits.
Begtnnt Mlterntibe 3n nebmen, n1b Cure
8eferung tpiro geftdert fem. Bon einem,
go go z e. ,Dt t. ct. eoltpgn t9arbp) ga.
Serren: Bier Sabre lang mar i'd bon
6uIten geplagt. Gin Mr5t narnte mei>
nen Sal @1ninofn9t. nnb ih tpnrbe
nad einem &oipital fir S9tpin6fidtige
ge16idt. Mein Neffe Ieb es nfdt an,
baB ib ginge, biz ib @dman's Mlteratttbe
genommen bdtte, mas i1 tAat: SD be-
finbe mild iebt bel ausge5eihneter @ez
innbbeit 1ln6 babe bies felt Sabren. Sd
empfeble es alien @rnffeS.
unter3eibnet (Grm1)
Maria 8a{fon.
MGbere @in3elbeiten in 8e3ug a1f obi>
gen Sau, tpenn ertpini4t.
gdman'S Mlteratipe beilt 8ron6itis.
Mitbma, &enfieber, Qungen< uno @ebl.
opfzMffeffionen. 81. faufen bel Der
Wplitor Drug 60. nnb bel nnbereu 1ei@
tenben Mpotbefern. Sragt na6 8oots
let Der gebeilten SdIe un6 l9reibt an
bas Gdman 2abpratortmtt, Nb1lebelpbia
Ya., fir peitere @biben5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-17

95 lno Sc. 81 oem &on1pleg 5in5r,ge--
fiigt mer6cn, Der fir ben Sort in
Srage fotnn1e11 miiroe. Muf Sen
@runbitiiden befinoen iid MIR rlel,11
Mniteoler. Das @nlogebiet miiroe et-
lpa $50 Mcres nmfafien.
Minot. 49, Detpitt s. Dorm1an's
8lteriot : Monoplan 1T infolge elmer
@aiolinerpIoiion perbrannt, als Dor.
man gerabe Dor mebreren %gcla6enen
@Gi1en einen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
maden moQte, +
8ottineau. - Gin beftiges
@agelmetter, beg1eitet bon ltartem
Sturm uno gefoIgt bon reidlidem 9fe-
genfau, ridtete am Dienitag auf Ben
6el6ern in 8ottineau : County be-
tradtliben 5baoen an. 3as l1ntpetter
err ifredte li6 iiber Elm @ebiet bon iber
bunoert Aua0ratmei1en, uno an
manben Stellen lit Sic Grnte gang
pernihtet. Die @egenb lit cine ser
fru6tbariten in Nortb Gafota.
Depils Safe. ~ Staotratb
Gallaban, ser bon 6en Dieltgen 60
5ialilten gemdblt mur6e, muroe ge=
5muu1gen, iein Mmt nie0er5ulegen, oa
er 0afiir geltimmt batte, 0aB oas
Gbarlestbeater cine 2i5ens erbtelt,
mos gegen Sen 8l1ni6 Ser bieiigen
So5ialilten mar. No6 Ser io5ialiiti=
ihen Mbma6ung mar Callahan per=
pflidtet 81 religniren, lobal0 oas lei
tenoe io5ialiitiide &omite i'm 0a5u
%aufforoern lo1lte, fails eS ei1ten iol-
ben Sdritt fiir geboten bielt.
Sarge. = Montog fritz lp1r6e
Elm geriu6 gen1adt, Sen Yeri %pnen5ua
go. 8 ser Greet Mortberrr : @abn III
ser Mabe bon Sarge CUNT @ntgleiien
gu hritgen. Die 2ofomotipe, Ser
Gender ,un0 ser &oitpagen iprangen
bonn @eleiie, Ste iihrigen 8agen Bile
ben 1teben, rnO e3 ml1rDe rter1a1D per-
leBt. Cine lofortige lnteri udung
hes @eleiies ergab, 6ab 5nei Sdienerl
gelodert maren, auBeroem mur0e IN
ser Mdbe cine 8reditange un0 Der
idieoene anoere @erf5el1ge gefun0en.
@as oas Motip mir oas 9(ttentot NOR,
lit nod nidt feitgeiteut, fails es aui
Beraubung 6es 3uges abgeieben gene
ien mdre, bermutbet man, ouB 1ieSba=
ter ii@ cine geeignetere Stene ausge=
iuht baben tpiiroen. Ser !3ug fonnte
nit fiinfftiin0iger 8eripdtung ieine
6abrt fortieben.
@abpeton Worrelpon6en3). -
Ser bon l%tnmabrbetten itrobenoe Mrti-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-17
MuS Den, Moromcitem
Wtinne1pta.

StiIlmater. - Sic Dor 5lpei
,Sabren I'M Staats5u6tbaltS al Stlu=
mater eingeridtete 6obrlt fir Sarm=
maihinen lit nod III Der gntm1de=
llr,g begriffen uno miro erlt BON gro
benz @ortbeil fir Sic GARNER oes
Staates merOe,1, na6bem Die IN Der
1lel,en Mnltalt i'm 8au begriffenen
grpbartigen @erfitdtten fertig itno.
ga hisber nl1r Mab= ult0 grntenna<
id)iren bergeitellt muroen, 1ino ote
Nrbeiten fir oieie Sailon berelts e1t1=
oelteQt moroer, aber troy Der be-
lhranften &Ql1mlihfeiten uno G1n=
riftl1ng fonnten oo6 etlpa 600 Wfab=
malhi1er1 un0 700 @et%rei0ebtn0er
at Ioru1er perfauft meroen, lpoonr6
1ur elm geringer 5beil ser 8eiteQun=
gen geoedt muroe. Sn alien etnge-
gungenen 8eri6ten miro Ste ansge=
5eid)nete Mrbeit ser Mui6inen ge=
riibmt, mo5r nod Ste be0euteno bilt=
geren Hreiie gegeniiber oenen oes
5rults fomn1en. nnter0eiien miro in
oen ieitberigen @erfitatten aufge<
rqltmt uno sic ginri9tungen meroen
perbellert, ebenio iino groBe Auanti=
taten Material heiteut mor0en, lo0aB
iobolo mie m0gli6, nit Ser &eritel=
lung neuer Mai6inen begonnen mer=
Sen fann. Mu9 in ser grnteihnnr-
iobrif geben sic Mrbeiten gu gn0e,
Sic rieiige Guantitdt @in6eiGnur er=
reidte nabe5u 20,000,000 Nfun6 inns
lit gum gr0Bten Ebeil o1f oirefte 8e=
ltellrngen an Sic Garmer I'M Staate
Der anot moroe11. -:
st. Sic ltuatlide Sort
beb0roe in Minnei ota fat bel6loiielt,
in lol6en @a%lOgegen0en, mo man fei=
ne anoeren boben Brnfte bat, sic gr=
ridtung BON @adttbiirmen gu perarr=
lallen. Sic I5iirme lollen tbeils aus
9ol5, tbeilS aus Stabl bergel teat mer=
Sen. 60 nil man nobe @rainer6
bel ct. Saul einen 40 SUP boben
stoblt6urm banen, bon 6em ma oos
2an6 in .einem l1mfreis BON 20 Meei=
len iiberidnuen fonnen mfrs. Mon
bofft, 6aB 0ieie Sbiirme biel oo5u BET
tragen meroen, sic 6oritfel1er re9t=
5cttiJ erfennen 5u fonner uno tie So
rim a16 mirfiamer 81 befdmpfen. II
SIN Sitter bon SO Sabre11, II Mona=
ten un6 20 Eagen, itarb am Dienitag
in ct. Saul Ebomas Gallagher,
na6oem er fait Bis gu ieinem @n0e
forperlid nno geiitig riiitig gemeien.
seit Sabren, Big fur3 Dor ieinem
Sooe pflegte ser Mam tagIi6 6rei=
mai ieinen 8bisfep. gu trinfen, un6
5miiden 5polf un6 fiinf5ebn Bfeifen
.5abaf 5u rou9en.
Dulutb. - Sic Chicago & Du=
lltb Transportation Co., Sic NIT Sem
Sampler M%inneiota Sen 8al1agier=
nn6 6radtberfebr 5tpii9en Dulutb
nno Chicago permitted, plant Sen
8au zines neuen seenoampfers, Ser
&aum fir 400 3aHagiere bietet uno|
tn entgegengeietter &idtung fpie sic
Minneiota fabren ion. Dos 1teue|
S9iff ion emo Mil1ion Collars TO-
item. @1eid5eitig liant sic Mortbern]
Napigation So. Ben 8au zines 8aiia-
gier- nno 6radtoampfers, ebenfamgl
nm cine Willion Collars, fir ben
Berfebr 3niiden DULUTH un6 @nrnia.
Brntner6..- Mls Socob @ol6.
berg ben aeiiel elmer Maidine nit
@aiolin fullte, erp1o6ierte 6icjes uno
@oloberas &lei6er gerietben in 8rano.
Gin &aiiant rib rib ibm oieielben bonn
$1,000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-17

F1erre. - Ste @D1cago, Wftl=
maufee & ct. Saul : 8abn fat Die
ltaatlide gilenbabnfomn1iiion Der
ltanoigt, 6aB file 9eu, 6utter un0 &ob-
fen auf ibren 2inien i'm nor6liden
Ibeile 0es. Staates f%oitenfrei trans
portieren meroe. mrhin oieie 9inge
auf Mnor0nung ser 8ebor0en als l1n-
teritiibung fur Sic Ml1iieoler geianot
meroen. = 3miiden bier uno Sni6a
ranl1te oa5 Don bem Stauts=5 enator
Dalton gelenfte Mutompbil in einer1
@raben. Sic Snlaiien mur0en Der
auSgeibleu0ert. Galton, u. s. &oeb=
Ter BON Sc Mars, Sa., uno s. &eidt-
man bon @bicago trugen er5eblide
Guetidtnun0en oapon, lekterer au9 Ell
ne @errenfung 0es @iiftgelerfes.
5iourSaIIs.- Dos Dreiden
'bat nun in nerihie6enen @egen0en
oes stoates 1einen Mnfang genommen,
u11o es 5eigt iid, oaB ser grtrag a1
&leingetreioe I'M %allgemeinen piel BEL
ier lit ais mani infolge ser Sroden=
felt ongenommen batte;; op6 lit er elm
5elnen Stellen mirfli6 lebr gering.
Ser 9ur@i9nitt bemegt lth auf 0e1t.
peridieoenen 6armen BEL @ei3en 5mi=
iden 26 bis IS 8uldels per Mcre.
Safer miro ol1d feinen beiieren CT
trag geben.
2eab. Gin &eriagen seq S9loi=
les oes acknowledgements lit meldem
li6 mebr ais elite Milion Collars u11o
niele 8iider ser I. 9sationalbanf be-
fi1toel1, neriette 0ieie III arge @erle=
genbeit. 8is gum gintreffen zines
telegrapbiid aus Cincinnati berufe-
nen Sadoeritanoigen muB iih 0ie
@anf 10 bebelfen, neil a1e @eriud)e
hieiiger 5dmieoe, oas 5dlob SIT
nffnen pergeblid maren. :
gnrefo. - Ser Sarnter @eorg
SHILLING aus ser @egeno BON Mlosfa
in @almortb Gp1ntp miro bonn l1n=
'gliid perfolgt. S9on oreimal fat in
biei er Saiion Sturmmino eine leiner
gdel1nenn nieoergeriiien. Seoesmal
baute er sic Sdeln1e mie0er auf, Til
Ii mite fur5 oaraltf mie0er ourd einen
Sturm 81 perlieren. SSn ser @egenb
bon gl1refu boben iiberbaupt 8lib unb
unpetter beoeutenben Sdn0en an !
Gieb, 9eu ut16 fleinen @ebdloen a11-
geridtet.
Midigan.
Detroit. - Ser IL sSobres=
fonoent ser international Mpple
Shippers Milociation" began11 am
in Detroit. IS paren an
300 9elegaten aus allen Gbeilen ser
gu Sen 8erban0lungen pertre- \
ten. Cine Ser @auptfrager, Sic our
gerbanola1ng fam, mar 0te gin-
bringung elmer gorlage I'M &on-
greb megen Ginfiibrlrng zines einbeit-s
Mabes fir Mepfel. 8ereitg Dor
,pei Sabren mur0e ser 8eriu9 ee-
nndt, Ben &ongreB fir Sic SadR gu
.3eipinnen, 6o6 m1B Ole Netition oa-
nals irgenomo bdingen gebIieben fein.
Marquette. Gin eigenorti-
ger Streif 1T int Deao @iber Counts
1usgebroden, in6em Sic 8Iaubee-
'enpfllder gegen cine beobfi9tietes
perabiebu1g hires @eroieniteg Inn so
Gents proteitieren. Die &aufer Ser
baben ben &reis pro 8l,ideI
ION $3.50 INF N$2. 90 berabgeiett Sic
eeerenpfliider baden nun 3tpar Sic
lrbett nt6t eingeiteM, ionoer,1 iiie boI.
en- BLOB tire 8eeren 3uriiff u11o boben {.
gu elmer Drganiiatio1 auion1lnen
spfhnffs nm 4er InrHcr,,rfn 5o.a EE;~
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-10-26
Honest
Business
Methods
Pay in
Long Run
By HARVEY PEAKE

people, osy enough allow themselves be persuaded that
they special and buy goods that particular
lower prices than else They become accustomed looking
for reductions and feel angerd called the regular price
for anything.
But of ALL they spread the impression among their friends
that they have soaed pull at SoandSs and offer their
influence to get the reduction in price for their friends Also
OF there times when necessary weegua
prices upon mercando instance when
lines refuse leave the shelves assormen depleted But in
this the cut general and applies much to Mrs Jones to
Mrs. Smith
statesmen who desire be clever and who have high opinion
their ability along this line inclined work this of confidence
game They will take the favored p aside and
inform special favor they going let them have
article for which every else is paying S125 while reality
81 is the regular proft-bearing price
This work while but it nevertheless, bad bust
ness well enough impress with the fact that
article than he asked pay for this actually
the case but they led believe they buy for
money than any one else can
Honest business methods pay in the long
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-10-26
How to Test Garden Seeds.

To avoid poor stands. seeds should
be tested before planting. This is a
very simple operation and requires
but few minutes. There are several
simple methods of testing seeds.
probably most of which will answer
the purpose.
One of the simplest and quickest
ways is to test between blotting pa
per. First, count out 100 seeds of the
kind to be tested. taking them just
as they come and not picking out the
best looking ones. Scatter the seeds
between two pieces of blotting paper
from four to six inches square and
place in a common china plate and
turn another plate bottom side up
over the first. If pasteboard plates
can be had they are better. especially
If large number Of samples is to be
tested
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-10-26
DEEP FALL FLOWING IS BEST
Not Only Necessity for Sugar Beets.
but Might Be Worked to Advant-
age With All Other Crops

All our best farmers have long since
come to conclusion as to the neces-
sity of deep fall blowing for sugar
beets and the rule might be worked
for all the other crops and we would
still be ahead of the game. When
beets are TO go in on spud land on
which the potato digger has done its
awful work there is no necessity for
blowing, but on other land depth of
six or eight inches should be the mini
mum and subsoiling from four to six
inches below that will be found ad-
vantageous, and this country has never
yet bought enough subsoil plows nor
are they used as much as they were
20 years ago. Flowing around the
field should be avoided. Where land
is arranged for the furrow method of
irrigation and the ordinary plow used
the direction should be only with the
slope. Flowing at right angles to the
slope will leave the dead and back
burrows in the field in such position
that even if smoothed over by cult
walton they will prevent a uniform
flow of water through the burrows.
This blowing should be left in the
rough so that the soil may be well
aerated and be able to catch and re-
tain snow or rain without drifting or
run off, On land which is checked the
| direction of the blowing is not so es-
sential except as it affects permanent
bitches. Fields that have been winter
irrigated must be thoroughly cult
waited after watering SO as to retain
the moisture applied, fer the spring
winds levy great tax OH evaporation
and we are looking for a good many
hard blows this winter. The CORFU
gator is good thing, but alas. so few
of US have corrugators and the iron
foundries are not turning them out
when it would be so simple to do SO.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-10-26
FARM NOTES,
Gull out the filters closely.

Gull out the litters closely.
A case Of eggs holds 80 dozen.
The right kind of a hay loader is
man.
Renew all broken panes In the poul-
try house and see that the door works
snugly.
The calf, too, likes salt as well as
older cattle, although only small
amount is necessary.
Sowing barley with winter wheat as
has proven unsuccessful.
A couple of waxed ends kept handy
will save many a precious moment
when the harness breaks at The wrong
time
II you want to drive the birds away
keep lot of cats around the place
but remember that the cats do not eat
many insects.
Do not wait until the bolts on the
buggy begin to rattle off, but keep
them tight all the time-it may save
q bad accident.
A hive of bees will supply all the
honey the family needs and besides
pollenize the fruit Nothing pays bet
ter in a small way.
If you will allow stagnant water to
stand around the place sprinkle the
surface with kerosene once a week.
it will kill the mosquitoes.
If you must use the wagon harness
for field work take off the backbands
and substitute a broad band of plain
leather for comfort and lightaess.
No use to put mortgage on the
place to buy an automobile. Two hun
dred hens will furnish the. money
though you will have to wait year OIL
two.
Ducks do not like whole grain, but
] prefer soft food. When winter ap
proaches they may be fed twice day
at night adding animal meal o.
cooked meat.
1t is not necessary to drain the slid
proper. but it should stand on DIR,
ground and it is a wise precaution t.
run a drain tile around it two or thre
feet from the foundation.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-10-26
SHIFT
n Your Food Fails to Sustain You,
Change.

One sort of diet may make person
respondent, depressed and blue and
change to the kind of food the body
demands will change the whole thing.
A young woman from Phila. says:
"For several years l kept in a run
down, miserable sort of condition, was
depressed and apprehensive of trouble.
I lost flesh in a distressing way and
seemed in a perpetual sort of dreamy
nightmare. No one serious disease
showed. but the all-over' sickness was
enough.
FINALLY. between the doctor and IA
Their, was put on Grape-Nuts ana
cream. as il was decided must have
nourlshing food that the body coult
make use of.
1.-THE wonderful change that cam"
over me was not, like Jonah's gourd
the growth of single night yet IL
came with a rapidity that astonished
me.
During the first week gained In
weight. my spirits improved. and the
world began to look brighter and more
worth while.
"And this has continued steadily, till
now, after the use of Grape-Nuts for
only few weeks, / am perfectly well
feel splendidly, take lively interest In
everything. and am a changed person
In every way" Name given by Postum
Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Read the little book, 1.-THE Road tt
Wellville," in pkgs. There's reason.
Ever rend the nbove lctterf A nev
enc appears from time to time. The.
are genuine, true, and full of hum.1
lutercnt.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1911-10-26

In all of the experiments at an east
ern station the pens of pullets with
out the male birds began to lay from
one to two months earlier than in any
of the corresponding pens in which
the male birds were kept.
No attempts were made to force
laying and broody fowls were allowed
to sit at will. there being plenty of
nest boxes in each pen.
About the same number became
broody in the pens having the males
as in those without.