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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-29
Late Telegraph News

Observation-Disclosures Watkins
has offered to sell the government a
"Dirigible fog" by which an enemy on
land, sea or In the air could be EN-
veloped."
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nureem~ns b<tween sk~ Zee esr-
~n1Pn nn1 fh< Teamsferss unien. No.
I1 whereby the transfers are not
<oxod : real hardship on q portion
me public sunday David a
uwn. rr<xidtnf Of the Peoples Ice
p<rsonally made about dozen
~ numbcr He believes the ice
11nis should get together and
1&n - seine uefho1 Of making
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For the Statistical fiend
SUNDAYS GAME.

'Mullin batted for Works in the sew
enth
fshaIler ran for Muliin In the sew
enth
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GLENS FALLS, N. Y.-The Rev.
Thomas Grieves, OF the Methodist
church, says he will sell everything
he has and give the proceeds to the
family of Mary Maginn. who was kill
ed by his automobile. Grieves was
held blameless.
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CHICAGo LIVE sToCk:

CHICAGO. June 2S.-Hogs: Receipts
prs. t5sUm6fb. good heavy, f6s0G
gofh rough heavy $500 So liFht.
lss.so8s2o; pigaX s5.so0sdk Cattle:
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TODAY IN HISTORY.

May 20. 1864, there was to have
been a battle at AIlatoona, Ga. Polk,
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BOSTON WOOL.


BOSTON. May 27.-The commerssiaA :
a probable result OF fair duplicate or
ders largely received by the dress
goods mills. there has been consiue.
, ably more business. although TINS N
not saying that the week has been even
been fairly well diversified. both 40
mestics and foreign sharing In the oe-
mand. About half n million p9unos
each territory Is reported SOLO al haIe
ening prices. the former havns 49,
aged around 56c. with slightly better
price on choice woods and the latter
having averaged soc with choice wooi
bringing about 6sc. Consideraole
scoured stock has also moved fieeSeu
and pulled woods have been dul' ous
steady The shipment OF Wool from
Boston TO May 26. inclusive. were ss',
1855 pounds, against so,s4s.eli
| pounds for the same period last year.
The receipts TO May %. inclusive, Were re
80, 25l. asa pounds against sssssies,
pounds for the same PERIOD last 'sA''
NEW YORK RANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK. May s7.-The weekly
bank -stutencut -us- issued today -shos =,
, the following changes: Reserve on AL
deposits, increase $6T2.tOo; reserve OF
deposits other than y. 3. ineTea ass
specie. Increase SIC, 200. legal tenders
Increase sssS. 800; deposits. Increase
| sl.5SS, 400: circulation. decrease slse''
900: total loans, s1,33i.s16,bOo. The
surplus Is s46.735.soo, as compare
with 26,64s.250 last year. and $2o,oss'-
| 675 two years ago.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. May 27.-Bar silver
London, "a s-16d: bar silver-New
York, sskc; demand sterling. s4.ss.s'
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oAYETY.

aviation record, some Of the attire
worn by the Crackerjack Girls In the
0oyety, Sunday afternoon. caused
envy by its scantiness. Nevertheless,
what there II IL judiciously placed on
0oGie good looking girls who know
how to dance and most OF whom can
The chorus appears In two main
6I1o{ches and several incidentals, "A
thai Marriage" Is a funny skit with
. matrimonial mix-up that IL straight
"a out just before the audience be-
IN to get embarrassed. The clos
number In brainstorm entitled
kydills," with a rest cure sanitar-
q It's scene OF action. Three
lime patients and two women
0nfally get hold OF DIR. Daffydill's
l1blets for transforming sexes, and
funny mix-ups occur.
oIy Williams, the star OF the cast,
onrs 70 best advantage in q num-
untitled lie Danse pEnticement."
mich q girl is trapped by q bandit
lonesome retreat and fascinates
By her dancing until she In able
Mn him and escape. Frank Fan
. - ~ plays the bandit, and does dar.
"a faii from balcony when killed.
& rank Harcourt, Harvey Brooks,
~ Wilson, Johnny Jess and John
Hams are the comedians OF the
f. ccupany. and all are good. Ruby
L<|oni and Lille vedder help Miss
Hams out with the feminine
"a needy.
This show closes the season In the
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cHIcAao PRoDuCE.

CHICAGO. June 27.--Butter; Extras.
22c: firsts. 2ic; dairy. extras. lsc; nrsts.
lie Eggs; Prime frsts. lie; nrs,s:
lave. Cheese; skins nviy1o
poultry-Fowis. 1a@i2hc; ducks. izv
i2lhc; geese. lose. "
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-29

NORTH BRIDGEWATER, Mass
Mrs. Sarah H. Packard. 80. has just
been baptised and received into the
Congregational church and says she
Is now ready for death.
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ne mas anu give the prOCeeus W euo
family of Mary Maginn. who was kill
ed by his automobile. Grieves was
held blameless.
NORTH BRIDGEWATER, Mass
Mrs. Sarah H. Packard, 80. has just
been baptised and received into the
Congregational church and says she
is now ready for death.
NEW YORK-James Bowen, Is,
struck and MORALLY injured by the
automobile of Lawyer Franklin
Nevius. assumed all the blame for the
accident
BEVERLY, Mass-Mrs. Levi r.
Letter fs-to have a summer house
built entirely of glass, which will be
ball bearing and will revolve by sim
ply pressing a button.
NEW YORK-Gov Shafroth, OF
Colorado, Is urging Mrs. E. II. Harn-
man to locate the university which
she proposes TO establish as a memor-
ial to her husband, in Colorado.
ITHACA, ". Y.-Gov. Dix was ar
rested by Cornell students In their
spring celebration hailed before
the Court of Injustice" and fined II,
which he paid.
LOS ANGELES, Cal.-While flying
low, Bryele Williams, In Curtiss
areoplane, bowled over COW. He
was Knocked out OF the aeroplane
which ran along the ground two miles
unguided, stopping In a haystack.
ROCKFORD, Ills.-The police are
looking for Sam Barberia, who killed
Joseph Scro, 1t Is alleged, because he
was denied permission to pay atten
tons to Scro's daughter.
vANDALIA, Ills-Miss Hazel
Schmidt, daughter Of an alderman
has been asleep six weeks and physi
clans are unable to rouse her from
her trance.
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U. s. GOVT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.

Cotton prices. furnished by Hayden.
Stone a Co, June II:
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THE STAGE


|Salyation Nell" Edward sheldon's
Do<erfuI drama OF the slums. was pre-.
1on<ed 20 q Lyceum theater audience,
1111day night, BY Vaughan olaser anu
hid players The production - one
~ ne most prefentious Of the presen.
stock season and there was an aaaeu
in@crook because the piece II 10 Do
us&1 next fall as starring venicie
fo{ Miss Fay Courtenay, who plays
Tho tltular role.
xounx Mr.. Sheldon's work was
m66e known in Detroit heretofore py
8 Mn Fiske, and the entire scenic
ocrnIpment used by her n employed py
TIE 0laser company. Naturally, there
u1o much interest In Miss Court
onny'a handling OF an extremely dit
fonh role and that she scored a dis
tii|ct personal triumph was evident
by the unstinted applause that was
B he< norton ut the conclusion OF each
s Of the three acts.
bhe 1fends 20 the role a-wemanly
charm and an appealing pathos at all
times suited TO the role OF the Stun
IN who becomes a Salvation Army
1aosfe and who by her own redemp-
ftdn. effects the reclamation OF her
conSict lover from life Of crime and
dronkenness.
M. CHASER is cast as Jim Plat. the
drunken lover, and he Is an excellent
ton 10 Miss Courtenay. The part Is
4 difiicult one, largely of an unsym.
+ Dathetic nature, but he carries IL well
s and is sufficiently rough In appear
arlce TO satisfy the most fastidious-
49,. - ssG ~ Nalv
showing the interior OF an east-side
. New York saloon, and the last act
which takes place outside OF large
tenement house. call for the introduc
ton of q varied assortment OF char
oclers, besides great number o!
s oupernumeries, and that Sunday
nights performance came to happy
conclusion with scarcely a hitch In
the proceedings, speaks volumes for
the efficiency Of the stage manage
ment
10 Frederick Kerby is entrusted
the thankless role OF AL McGovern
barf0om hanger-on, who Is uncere
f. ANONYMOUSLY killed by Jim Plat for pay
INK too ardent court to Nell Saund.
err He gets out of the part all that
Isl possible. Herschel Mayall lends
. ol(fncient dignity to the part OF Major
WIlliams James Hester looks every
inch the corpulent dive keeper OF the
(. lower east side: Charles Carver Is
xdod as kid" Cummins, and the
parts Of the other barroom habitues
nr'e well taken care Of.
EDNA Ellsmere Ia deserving OF spe
Till mention for her work In the role
Oh the frivolous Myrtle O,Dell. II Is
ouIte the best bit of the performance
M|rs Constance Kenyon az Halle
lnIkh Maggie" also carries on large
ehkre OF the honors. Harrison Stead
m3n as Officer O'Rourke. 10 quite ex-
prossive Of the dignity Of the law.
Mrs Viva Brown, mite OF miss.
Il very charming In the Juvenile role
Of Jimmy Sanders.
It's great pity that Sunday nights
audience could not have been induced
to- believe that Mr.. 6heldon's play Is
nof farce comedy number OF
parsons out In front insisted upon
bursting into outlaws of laughter at
oo@ne Of the most affecting scenes,
al 0f which was plainly disconcerting
20 41he performers.
<8alvation Nell' will be the bill all
W1ok; an extra matinee being schsd-
u16d for Tuesday. Next week,
''Hrewster's Millions" 10 the play Sc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-29

NEW YORK-James Bowen, ID,
struck and MORALLY injured by the
automobile OF Lawyer Franklin
MENUS. assumed all the blame for the
accident.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK. May 27.-Bar silver
London, "a s-16d: bar silver-New
York, sskc; demand sterling. s4.se.sO
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BEVERLY, Mass.-Mrs. Levi T.
Letter Is to have a summer house
built entirely Of glass, which VIII be
ball bearing and will revolve by sim
ply pressing a button.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-29

NEW YORK-Gov. Shafroth, OF
Colorado, is urging Mrs. E. H. Harn-
man to locate the university which
she proposes to establish as a memor-
ial to her husband, in Colorado.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-29

ITHACA, N. Y.-Gov. Dix was ar
rested by Cornell students In their
spring day celebration hailed before
the Court Of Injustice" and fined IL,
which he paid.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-29

ROCKFORD. Ills.-The police are
looking for Sam Barberia, who killed
Joseph Scro, 1t Is alleged, because he
was denied permission to pay atten-
tons to Scro's daughter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-08

Trey aa taeif eg9s rsoTaa.esllY Asri
a7a faeFe oa the Ergunf tae egg
tea into larYsa shAt generally I've
cn thg eggs cr yogng rt ct.eF srisaSts
sae1 as graasfa Tssy eggs ard siEaiAae
material FrDm saIg 1o~e9er t eas
Hen rha. tne BLISTER beetle Is e1f
stage of iis dere.9Irne1t IA more
esa beneficial Fnyt1erEsc-e an tr
mou stnFesk ~ rAe Blister teef
es generally scCws sa4 grsse5o
gea and on TIE ot6eT aan6 snaT
9 nct generally sers1-s g4t1faa. @
svagsao1gers after z 1sd Sister asst
g rear T1s larvi form * s1e Bis
ssr seesa geH fF1lgA manT zFs se
4Ed "a dependent mcrg HF .ess uEer
1hev insects g1r 5fs aisseZssl .sol az1
level eguHE T4s adults are grsgaF
srs and Eonesfmea cengfegata aH
srsas nG-serE. Eneg are more Cr Tess
,grzforF Ia HABIT and feed Forae
8av Il EEus 1a1Iers t1at t1eE tte
1eztiT atszeE E eEQD and raan lt II
ew days r4en gg e.Sew1ere, Or 500
z7sv Csc sgczs ard are seen 70 asera
ztss t1e tcl.Qwlug Fesr.--g. = s1
soTn Department a1 Entca11sogg gs
aagna A & vs. C9llsge Saltwater
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About the T arm.
noo MELoMs.

HaFing read an article III Tteo
Pfesa Buiiesla IN aHog welora -
Df Harrison I arc anxious to learn
naose about this crop. VIE have fse
common pic melon 0r cltron bera
Wnich prodltss fine. but fhey are cor.
siaered more Of n4lEance thar i
Goea taing, by the people here Tef1
me- Where the seed can be secured
aha inethods % growing and handling
2. Everett, Beckham County.
what Or Harrison relera "a "a hog
melons are m0re commor9v ra NJ
STOCK melons They are ga!A 70 he
cross between the old cityon and ne
watermelon Z will not answer as 10
aae truta o. their being thiz cyoss. bgf
inefe - 10 question but faat tasg
poAseaa raixtuTe of the oaalltges ~
eaen They have been raised ln thEa
eoA1tTy fer years we used to raise
them up in Kansas when mag b9v.
Dnt ne called them winter water.
meionE They may he stored fu straw
hldf1s eF any place where they wifi
while.
w hOk 0efleFe faeY nave a greas
Iaea os nutritiYe value. bat Hcnld NO,
Fssh ~ Hpeak suia0Fgfatfyaly gy tssfe
N1hject as ! have neyer geen a chem.
iaal analysis NJ their comgositlan
Most foods of thia class. Az gumDkinz
Deeis trrnlgs, etc, are valuable FOR
sfock not On account a. the nnfrltIqe
AaataDce which fhey produce per
FcTes aaf on account of their giving
Isiicclsencs and ralatsbsHty Il sn 9th
eFEiss dry ration On this account
they are an addition 20 stock ratlens
and cause good results.
1ou can secure seeds of tais melon
from the Barteldes seed cr osasAs- ]
ma City. They advertise the seed l.a-
der the name q Kansas stock or Ccs. +
0raa0 Preserving melons. d
Booth, Department " ET0rtlculrure
and BotanF Oklahoma A. & ". Col.s
lege, saltwater.
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slsowed 70 gycw nJ q few inches, taeE
car down. then allowed 70 grow agafE
tor a few inches. them cut down, yoL
may keep shig 9p fcTeyer and gks
weed viii be Just AZ strong al the sng
a9 at The beginning have been tole
taat where this weed la 121 .n field
ID may he killed gBf yy farming hog
ID. AZ my informant tells Hle that TIE.
have & pec0llaz liking ior tae roou
3f this weed have 10 persona
gnowieGge as ID the efficacy NJ s1l
remedy, aua you miil realize thar =
many pisces ID would 0e lmposagslf
10 1se hogs ag they woui1 Do mors
damage gsAaA lie bird @ea1s g
Booth. Department of HoriicaltaFs
and Botany, Oklahoma A. g. M Co
Iege, EtillwsteE.
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sELL uNgaoFlrAgLE LvEaTock


N'AH paeipf AFlea Ny sna FeF3
.ltSse aAlsAa ah3 pt4eE i9FAgs i9i
apE4s afla VIE pr0Asee.a q saefs'
ase q DDtA @FAin ana E9aaeT, II IL Z
g2pa l5IAe noN 70 NE3 oE all anpfo ".
aole livestock Inss ts ssas2n t1a'
ca.is tof close figuring Ine pros
R@ are Laat hefaes ana cattle Wiil
eg7A +4gaAl f- ~ Fs2s2 go " 'al
ss.s. Z ~ g.ss I.
.,-,'-AI - s1s s. ~
-
~. :, -. -. ...'- ...,..s 9....s 80 ~
.'~s -@@ Ar 9.t.s
N a@f M . lAs ayl.
~ $3.50 w. - s-2-A @5s4 w 9Aa1i s1
q. .@.s '4.4 go 80 4@
~ 80 ,.@-.y -lhs e'.-t
49, - 4i.- 4 -.R
II 1p1l@
~ '.s' NA "
Y sAs
3n tue case ef hQgs fhat 1f2a ore
aAuafea pounds oT more Is woal1
seem zaTisa5le q buy feed if necAs
saFF, ana finish tnem toT market faEi
as soa1 as peHsleie Unless rains
eofle ~ once there wsla be practically
~ more forage for 1ogs and unless
ie1 aeEailg on grain saeE VII sose
WeigN sla reaa.Ta more .ee1 - fin-
lsn iafsF 3Here is AEte pros @ess o1
grain oesng eaesEer in Oklahoma lnis
season '4an = IS nov,
#has 10 Sell in reducing tae herd
81 w9nl7 seeTn short sighted poI9cr fo
sell the best animals tecauae taev
VIII bring enc m9sr money The best
breeders and producers In the hara
and TIE best goBng stock ah0uSd bs
saveA e poesf9slA saa see eHEsa sBs-
pOgat 81 FOR shat trey VII bring
T'aara wisg be n9 p-gfst liz xsagsna
anything but fsrEt class stock 17er
this w8rter Seasons when ftera @
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CONSOLIDATE SCHOOLS.

Please gerd me aA zTa.ls52e itera
re cf consolidated schools and ed
sse wazs ..aa vo1 can ccme ard ee5g
5 Cd consolidate four Districts wst1
one -r sc1c3l ezea i1sg oza good
e19ol.-R r. e BratEwa.te, Okla
sm pleased 10 send you under az
taer cg8er a copy of t1e New Etc.
as3G1 containing inform alton ce1.
s~n5nE eozsol s1at3gn of s-1ssl schools
wg1i3 a.s0 advise taat yoI write
t4a Flooring literature GaOn ta5s
seet
sats Beard o. Agri.al.are. okla-
ana CITY, B1lletla o1 C9uso.idat@4
acH--Era#
U 8 Department of Agriculture
S.ashtag agtoa--l3sl4st4n on Consolidated
ehoolg--Eree
Gina IL Company. caieag go--.A rnoa g
olntrv Seaogs hg Kerr r-s1
st@1s E--sTc-a.eT { c.@sc, s,cs.:s....ss.s
leesn az Consolidated Sn111lz--
7raa
Halry s4b.1. Dss Moi1ss. Iowa
.a5oTt 3n Cozasg5l3ggso1 q Schools--
e w have lecturers in Tcur sae
n cf taa EVara some tir1s Gi-Fll
as summer. and trylst yaa csz make
altEaenis tor Some - t5eI %
raEe addresses 30 the rnpls os
sga4tlwate. I1e expe-se az traves
g 10 ara from yagr ceun nEatsY e.
o great E1st lt 8s uersasary t3 reach
1T plece hy aa itinerary Eatca i1-
l4as ceE roaa9 of vsstatica -
Cowme4 President CEas1rma =
& AE College E.awster
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A serious problem c0nfrenta Re
Oklahoma people With reference 10
the water supply VS. have a far in
Tulsa county four miles west 0f Bx-
b. and two and one.half miles east of
Glen Pool Our well is g0lag dry.
Just barely enough for house nse. Nov
We went through 20 feet 0s shale
striking same Just q few feet from the
surface and we are thinking os max
ing q oisterH. This iz what want
advice upo1 How to construct same
about size or number of barrels ca
raeify ron would sdvsse Ter - or ~
head of stock Togld IL ta hest To
locate cisteFn near TIE hoBse 10 catch
water from the root and pipe or pump
same to harm? Please give us some
thing good and practiczs Ga this sa5-
PSLet. as Ee must 10 something tc
make sure Of our water supply. as i g
too much labor hauling water three
or four miles per dsy.-Mary p jag,
Lincoln. Neb.
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In regard 20 the cigtern, ] w0uaE
Asay that cattle will drink about Ter
90 fifteen gallons Of water each, dur
king the hot weather. Tor fifteen
> head. yOa would have 70 have sHgnIy
of about five 10 six thousand gallons
per month This would be equivalent
10 about 129 barrels. and would sd-
wise you 10 build e clsteyn that would
hold al least twice that amount or
say twelve thousand gallons This
cisteTn could he made according u
circamstznces. either 19 feet Il diam,
eter and 20 feet deep. or Z feet n
diameter and I4 feet da9D, or ia feet
In diameter and 10 feet deep. We
have lately built cis,ern here It's
cost was s385. THIS cistern was auilt
with q cement bottom about sir
inches thick and the walls are tonf
inches thick. built O. hard brick laid
in cement The following ls t1e spec
ifscati0n that we usaa
Yhe cistern at the 55y5 D9sla..o-y
10 be 10 feet IN diameter and ls teei
deeo. and the one az the Women s
building to be ~ feet in diameter and
90 feet deep; the measurement -
he between brick walls and from the
finished bottom OF ciste-n 20 the orig.
ina surface OF the ground TIE c.s-
terms 10 be dug 70 true circles wi-e
plumb walls and CoucaFe bottoms
plaster the dirt bottom Eith "a i1c3
thick coat of I.3 cement mortar ana
hea brick IA same TIE hr5c6 I'd le
laid on edge and Thoroughly g-9l-e-
q
concrete mav be used I'm lsl e li-A
-4z7s@s<aYs lncn brick ~aiis lnc1 -
Strt walls Brick % be as sae-il-eI
rrssr common brick Eae1 cse
- N-i-- ID he laid level Win closures
80 rot 81 the worm or selteal meta
- rs-- brick to BE- lai1 u Il-
- ,sf 10 8 cement mortar and lIe
s,,r s-scs behind TIE brick val %
:, sirshsd ful % mortar as TIE 1ll-A
fsfs Arches 70 have circular sec
| .~s 70 close about oeczs -
- .-.s b. diameter and az the heights
rrs doors slt Nalis 20 cls-
=, 70 -lstform 20 be Hlasterea
.si,-L +hies with % cement nor
tar -t- ---.,- r,- -r-b
~issa~r TCl e---t- A-t-
s--s--s r We figure ran i-il ol
frrtss PER montn- Fn,ca : -
..s- We Usually have IN oFy eel.-s-s
5. -s require su area % a2elf
-, s-r-7-a feet OF say 11-ldilz
-, ~. OF course you colld cat-1
s.-esfs water 81 sou DID Tot have
- - piping The roofs q the
s--ss r-s barn into tie eisteFn. p
t.s s1s q the cisfern tal-l -
- - ~-u 70 store consi1esa2.e zee.
5-- re set months 4ae wee
---s ssvs 20 BE g1nPed o1t 2 .ee
- ard pump BE placed near le
- ara 8 pipe run from ne elslsln
- trough for watering tae eAl-
r Chandler. pepa-tHent q
,---s--s-inE. okllh0-a A s. - COL
- StnWatsr-
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DYNAMITE or STUMP FULLER TO
CLEAR LAND.

have about twenty-five acres OF
land With several trees and stunps
on 81. Please advise the cheapest AID
quickest waY % get them Of w5tholt
grub5lug Do ~ou think dvnaIittng e
trees could BE done success fully ?
should the dynamite be put un6eE r1s
tree or FIN it7-J N Maiov Ie Flore
County
TIC staten aers a4s ae1 ceaass- -
any experiments with stump pulling
owing 10 the fact that we are located
n prairie section. The eralch
State Schou. a. Tishoming0 iu scuta-
eastern Oklahoma has, however CAR
ried ont some complete tests in ra-
moving ssumps Wl-n stump pnilsrs as
compared with dynamite AboI-
twenty acres Of sandy upland soil
ni-h an average ~ twenty stu-ps per
acre VAS used f0r tns test Ae
stumDs averaged .rou one foot ~ tao
aud cnehslf feet in diameter They
acre fairly decayed. the trees having
been removed about three gears p-s-
7oIs. The stamp pIAsr used vas
1nown as ehe Hercules, and Iaa1-
fcctnred hy tta Hercules Mfg Cos
CenterFIlle, iowa II ~as found fhat
is ccst Sc 90 per sre wit1 tae stump
paNer aHd SlZ.Qa PER scEe Rit1 1Fna-
rite Whether on not e. aogld be
sable for Fol % Use dynamite ar
s.umn ruler depends upon tie aau-
asr ot sfumps whiCh 500 desire ~ re-
move I1 case vuT wanted o re
mose lees Fal 95l.a 1-oaa1lF 1eei
pth better success with dynamite lu
dFnaErltluE stamps tas 11-s sao1l5 le
5rl.e3 no. in tae Ia o-- l1 t-e
earta beleath &C. giving t1e drlH
sufficient angie So that Che charge
may BE- placed sell under the stump
The amount 0f dynamite for each
zaa-re w0uid depend upon the size
Of tire stump and the extent ~ de-
cay.-A r. WTLht. Department %
AzrorouT. Oklahoma a. & II College
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-08
Aow TO ERADICATE BIND WEE

WIZ vou ssu ne bow 70 destroy ths
plant ] herewith enclose. u is in my
garden ard 7 d. rot knaW how i- Ect
there Z have had -1e ground sa7et
En a foot deeE brt that seems ro
make it srcw faster. % has e h,oss1u.
and vhIie % SPREADS from IRE root it
runs along the ground. blossoms and
looks pleasing to fhe eve huf H1th.rg
WIN grow where b is-E. 7 Ai-ri5tt
Texas C1untT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-08
way rEsT Or CREAM VARIES

Please give rae y1Er reasons whs
Ewegt cream does warp ag and s9Ha
I'd tests taEen four days II T0ratl1r
The cows being MIXED regularly arr
fed ard treated the same way ever
Gay Joseph Llebsspe Canadaar
cgnatT 0gIahCma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-08-08

There is TO easy rstho5 az kEuls
ont the bind weed ns it IS 11-u1niy
csrei r. IS ra-re cf this country
and has heen a pest i1 many neigh
tcrho05s ia he 1fi5tls West tor
years The EeUee CO BE 1s-sistsr-E
seems % depend On the chara-ter 90
IRE 57 IL 81 only 40 occasional
-l1ce where 80 c any uat
a1scgrt - trcuhLe IN trx u Us
SEED IS sa=z &. c1 .
---st te reueut9 -sd t1a- I'll even q
lear shcrl5 te allowed a'rTe -Ls
ground. keep Is riEtt down nd never
Jet it get started. ard ar tine g.
81, gst discouraged ard dis. y z e