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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04
Milk the Producer of Eggs.

For years and years farmers who
have an over supply OF milk have
been giving it To the hogs with prof
liable results. Tor there is hardly any
thing the hog likes better than milk.
and nothing will make better porkcr
than milk. But there is new and
better use To put milk to now. and
that is to feed il To the chickens
1t makes hens lay, and eggs are gold
en- possessions these days. for the av-
crage country town will take all the
country eggs offered AT Is to 40 cents
per dozen nowadays.
The farmer has one article which
ii he has no ready sale for it he can
easily convert into eggs. for which
there is nevcr-ceasing demand We
refer to the surplus milk. OF which
there is nearly always some on every
farm.
Fresh. sweet milk is equal to the
fresh cut bone and beef scraps oi
which we hear and read so much
that has been skinned. and before
it sours \; the very top As an egg
food is milk of this latter kind III
which pure wheat and cornmeal has
been soaked: or the wheat bran alone
1t should be fed in soft, sloppy
state, SO as to insure abundance OF
the milk for the hens. They will
scatter it about some and bespatter
themselves pretty generally in the
eating, but il will bring the eggs
which is the purpose III it.
The sweet milk is certainly better
for the hens than buttcrmlk. and II
is better sweet than after it has sour
ed
We venture the assertion that II
any instance on the farm now, wher<
there is surplus of sweet milk. i
this idea is applied and the milk fec
to the hens as suggested, IT will IN
crease the quantity OF eggs 80 to II
per cent
Try it; we think it worth while
Southern CultiVator
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04
TREES CONSERVE WATER.
Windbreaks Prevent Excessive Evap-
Grafton in Dry Land Areas.

A hedge fifteen to eighteen feet higl
will lessen TIE evaporation OF sol
moisture in its vicinity. On the lee
ward side the evaporation OF moisture
i, lcsscncd to a considerable distance
from the hedge and close up to the
wndbrcak on the windward side
The influence OF the hedge on the
evaporation of soil moisture depends
upon the humidity temperature, We
locity OF the wind. and kind and con
dition of the soil At distance o
200 feet from the lecward side OF til,
hedge this influence falls off but no:
rapidly. On the windward side the
loss from evaporation Is less at 81
feet than at POO or 800 feet and lowest
at loo feet, probably due to the check
ing OF the wind on approaching the
hedge. The hedge has a greater i'll
nucnce in retaining soil moisture II
fine. sandy loan than in silt loan. but
not at such great distance from the
hedge.
These facts were brought out in
an experiment carried on III 1910 by
Wilbur Zacharias. a senior III the Kan
sa, Agricultural College. This exper
imcnt was continued from October
18th to November 22d. or a'period OF
III days. Observations were taken and
cylinders OF soil weighed every a
hours.
The windbrcak in this experiment
wa, an Usage orange hedge on the
college farm. Mr. /acharias. who
did the work for his thesis, gave the
most careful attention TO the test.
The physics department OF the col
lcge took temperature and wind We
locity readings.
From this experiment and other
observations made by II. +. King, OF
Wisconsin. and X. \. Emerson. OF the
University OF Nebraska il is To be in
fcrrcd that hedges would be OF great
importance in the level plains region,
where the hot. dry winds OF the sum
mcr sweep across the prairies with a
high wind velocity, and the evapora
ton of moisture is excessive. This l.
not so necessary in moist. humid
climates. but hedges or any forest
trees OF sufficient height aud planted
thick enough seem To be an effective
means Of bringing about a solution oi
the conservation of soil moisture in
the great plains region.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04
HOW TO PREPARE SEED BED.
Harrow Is Most Universally Used
Tillage Implement.

The harrow is the most universally
used surface tillage implement. 1t is
used. says the Ohio bulletin to follow
the pillow when il is desired to pulvcr-
ize the soil Immediately. and scarcely
a crop is grown where the harrow is
not used in preparing its seed bed.
The use OF the harrow levels and pull
vcriZes the topmost soil, and creates
an excellent earth mulch for prevent
ing the loss OF soil moisture.
With timely use it destroyes a
countless number Of very small weeds.
1t is not cultivator. however: and,
when used for destroying weeds, it
should be used when the weeds are
very small and at a time when the
strong sunlight will quickly destroy
the small. upturncd roots. When pre-
pairing the seed bed for cultivation it
is wise to disk and harrow alternately
several times before the crop is plant
ed. This helps very much in warming
the soil: and a great many weeds are
destroyed that would have grown with
the cultivator crop.
Both grain and cultivated crops are
sometimes narrowed to loosen a
crusted condition OF the surface OF the
soil, and to destroy small weeds.
However. the value OF such tillage is
questionable. and whenever it seems
necessary. it should be lightly done.
and at a time when the growing crop
will be damaged the least
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04
Some New Crop May Pay Better.

This spring try small plant OF
some crop that is not generally grown
in the neighborhood. but which is
adapted to the climate that prevails,
In so doing the fact may be brought
out that some other crops than the
common ones will be more profitable.
The writer knows OF farmer who
nearly went bankrupt raising corn.
lie tried popcorn for few years, and
is now growing nothing else. He IS
out of debt. and can write his check
in five hgurse.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04
Prices of Seeds.

Prices for most seeds are very much
higher this year than usual. 1t viii be
a temptation for growers to buy cheap
seeds. but such policy will be dis
astrous to the profits of the summer
II never pays to plant seeds of low Vi.
tally nor seed which has been poorly
bred Because of the scarcity 81
order early in order to avoid disap
wanted
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04
Condemned Animals.

OF the fifty million animals in
spected the past year by the burea,
of animal industry. more than on,
million carcasses. or parts of them
were condemned as unfit for food
Most OF the hogs and nearly one
half the cattle condemned in this wa,
were affected with tuberculosis.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-05-04
Danger of Poor Ventilation.

A close, poorly ventilated stable Is
one OF the potent agents III the spread
OF tuberculosis. II our cattle could
be kept ont in the open every day
in the year, we would have very littie
in our herds.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-18
De TrATRo

FL interesante melodrama, Los dos
pilletes llev6 anoche mucho publico
al Municipal.
Como va hiee en- la primera repre-
sentacion una resefa detallada, me IL
mitare consignar que ell publico hizo
subir ell telon al acabar todos los actos.
aplaudiendo con entusiasmo a los in.
terpretes.
Merecieron estos honores, en- primer
termino, Virginia Fabregas Y Gerardo
de Nieva
Y en- lugar preferente tambien las
senoras del Castillo, Rodriguez Lujan,
Sierra, Cara y Espana.
Del sexo opuesto, ademas de Gerardo
de Nieva, siempre notable, Ubaldo Fer
nandez, Socfas, Nieva (E) Nieva
(A.), de Peon, Montull, Santigosa Y
Fernandez (M.)
La mise EN- escena", muy cuidada
Y apropiadisima.
La function termino algo tarde, pero
es tan larga. -.
Domingo oRozCo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-18
Casino de Cabo-Rojo

En- conexi6n con los festejos tradi-
cionales de Septiembre en- dicha po-
baci0n, la Junta Directiva del Casino
de Cabo Rojo, ha organizado los ST.
guientes actos sociales
Dia 10, las nueve media, ,jarana
bale; dia %, las dos de la tarde, bal
lie infantil; por la noche, las nueve.
bale de con6anza ell dia 80, I'm gran
bale Gle sociedad
FL presidente del cfrculo, Don NJ del
Toro Colberg, ha tenido la amabilidad
de invitarnos, atenci6n que agradecc-
mos mucho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-18
La comision de
Caguas y Gurabo

Aver tarde han visitado nuestra re-
darci6n. ell I4icenciado Don Jose Puig
los sefiores don Pablo Hereter Y Don
Jose C. Rivera. Los dos primeros re-
presentan a los propietarios de Ca
guas \ ell jiltimo, a. los de Gurabo
FL domingo hubo una asamblea en-
Caguas, para acordar los propietaros
los medios de defensa que han de po-
ner en- juego, en- dicha asamblea fue
nombrada la comision que nos vislto en-
la tarde de aver.
Nos diieron nuestros visitantes cue
habian estado por la manana entrevls-
tando a determinadas autorldades y
conference.-the con el presidente de la
.Junta de Sanidad.
Tambien visitaron los comisionados
de Caguas Galrabo, al Director de Sa-
nidad. al DR.. Munoz Diaz, y los Di-
rectores de los Diarios de San Juan.
La impression que llevahan de su en-
trevista con las autoridades sanltarias,
era en- cierto modo optimista, toda vez
que coincidi6 la llegada a San Juan de
dichos seiiores con la publication del
acuertlo tornado por ell servicio santa
rio. dejando Ell suspense hasta que sc
nractienle ln estlldio detenldo acerca
del particular. la ordcn relatlva la
teehunbrc de teias en- las casas de Ca
guas.
En- ell departamento de Sandal esta
ba resuelto que hoy saliese para la CT
tada ciudad la comision tecnica de-
servieio sanitario. que ha de practical
la minalciosa investigation de que he
mos hablado.
Expmsieron nuestros comumcantes
ademas de las raZones que tienen para
mantener que la techumbre de teJa:
no ofrece ningiin peligro la salud, Ii
difcultad que Sc crearia la mayor
parte de los propietarios, obligando.ei
practicar una reforma costosisima
cuando por otra parte, no la Green nece
saria.
La asamblea de propietarios de Ca
guas Gurabo, y por tanto la comisoi
que aver nos visitara, abundo en- ell pro
p6sito de secnndar los planes santa
nitarios en- todo aquello que garanticei
la samd general. A este fin re
cordaban los comisionadOs que la linn
pieza del pueblo de Caguas Sc hizo I
raiz de la declaration de la peste col
elementos y materiales de los propieta
rios aquellos, y hasta hqlbo entire clio
quienes tomaron parte actiya y perso
nalisima en- los trabajos.
La comision, en- vista de los inforrne
recibidos, salio anoche para Caguas
esperar la vista amnciada del persona
tecnico del seryicio sanitario
Esperamos que Sc llegile a una FOR
mUla de ammonia entire los importahte
intereses que, de una y otra parte, $
defeIden.
.s&s--
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-18
EN- SAN JUAN

Procedentes de San German llega~on
aver a esta capital los distingiidos jo-
venes Antonio y Ramon Ruiz Nazario
d qdiienes hemos tenido ei gusto de sa.
dar.
Los seiores Ruiz Nazario enlbarca.
ran esta tarde para los Estados Uni-
dos donde estaf cursando estudios uni
yefsitarios con muy blienas notas.
Desamoles un btlen viaje,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-18
a v I so

Sc espera que los viajeros los Esta.
dos Unidos visiten la Exhibicion de
Puerto Rico-New York, -5a. Avenida,
No 569 Esnerada atenci6n. Faeili-
lidades y ventajas. lie convene zanzibar
impresiones con Mr.. Mortimer Reming-
ton--Gerente
lgualmente Sc le tratara en- el Ru-
reau de information, San Francisco St.
No. 30 San Juan. ST desea exponer pn
propaganda alg1n articulo Sc le ION.
cedera local sufciente.
CT. correa,
Jefe del Bureau de information.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-18

Larcs. una de las mas ricas poblaclo-
mes del Centro de la isla, esta incomu-
nicada.
Solo tiene una carretera. Y esa es la
que conduce a Aguadilla por la cual Sc
efectna ell transporte general del cafe
que Lares produce de las mercaderias
que consume.
Y esa iinica carretera Sc encuentra
en- un pesimo estado. tant0, que es IN
transitable para los vehiculos. Una
Drneha de como esta la carretera es la
siguiente: Ell la pasada semana dos au-
tomoviles de carga. c,lya maquinaria es-
taba completamente buena, para ir de
Aguadilla a Lares invirtieron dos dias
V 81 pudieron legar a su destino fue
por IL ayuda de varias parejas de bge-
YES. que los remolcaron en- los sitios
peores de la carretera
Hace algtin tempo que nos ocupamos
lido esta ciudad varios ricos propie-
tarios de Aguadilla de Lares a soli-
.itar del Comisionado del Interior ell
arreglo de la carretera pero e telegra-
ma que transcribimos demuestra que
todo Sc qued6 EN- promesa:
Lares. 16 de Septembre de 1912
Gobernador Cotton
San Juan, ?. r.
Volvemos estar lncomunlcados con
Aguadilla suplicamos encareclda-
Imente Immediate composition baches
carretera, antes de proceder su re-
construction indispensable Hay mu-
cho cafe almacenado comercio Y agrl
cultura sufren grandes perdidas y es
tas seran incalculables 81 gobierno nc
atiende inmediatamente nuestras justas
queias. Comisionado Interior deberla
venir o enviar persona competente pa
ra cerciorarse urgencia proceder com
posici6n indispensable para que no st
Iinterrumpa ell trafico.
Atentamente,
Juan vivo. Alcalde; Alcover Y Co.
Marquee Co., p Videla e Hijos, Fran
cisco Elizale. Manuel Lecaroz, Suar
Hermanos. Bernardo Suau, Mendez, J
Vazquez. Gavino Garcia, Uderico We
lez, Mariana Viladomiu, Pons Y Co.
Jose F Gonzalez, Miguel Coll Y Mayol
Ramon Novoa, Emiliano Pol Segundt
Gonzalez.
| De este asunto nos ocuparemos dete
nidamente. Creemos que ell Gobernafiol
Iatendera cumplidamente 10 que solici
! tan los frmantes del telegrama, que n,
puede ser mas justo,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-18
Cine Tres Banderas

FL interesante programa de anoehe
llev6 mucho ptblico al popular Cine.
Hoy reprise de Ia "vengaza de la
Malta " en- dos parties
FL iueyes 10 estreho de La Vehde.
dora de Pan en- 5 parties.
Sabado u domingo Los Misterios dc
Paris, parties, 10000 pies.
ri programa de hoy es sensational.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-18

deei- Cuando llegue a su presencia es-
iaba ALI pl coehero Pedro Alnod6var
Victor Reyes Ell senior Torres me di-
10 cue me neeeSitaba. LIE interrogue pa
va que. Me dijo: En que quedamos con
el Corzo? Yo lie replique "C6mo ELI que
quedamos = 81, porqrle hay que darle
aunque sea una pedrada,-me contesto.
Yo lie diie Don Carlos. me extrafia
que I'm hombre de capacidad como usted
ne mande llamar para este, para que
de una pedrada un hombre que no me
ha hecho nada-Me dijo: Juan. yo
no quiero tener hombres cobardes a mi
lado :"
Yo lie die: usted busque a quien lie de
la CANA; yo me retirare Gle aqui En-
tonces Pedro Almod6var Victor die
ron: es verdad que usted es I'm cobarde.
Yo me fui para mi casa Ell mismo
sabado de aquella semana me encontre
con ell segundo mayordomo, Ramon Ro-
driguez, Y lie die que Sc encargara del
trabaJo que yo tenia que yo me iba.
- Que trabajo tenia usted2
Volteador.
I'll mayordomo me pregunto por
que guerra 70 irme. lie objete que por
que yo tenia en- la Hacienda muchos ene-
amigos. Ell mayordomo le conuunic6
don Carlos mi resomci6m. Este me man
do a buscar de muevo Ful Me pre-
gunto que porque me iba. lie contest6
que por La exigencia que el me habia he
cho Me rephc6 que ESQ 10 habia he
cho el EN- broma que no tenia porque
irme; que me quedara. Resolvi pues.
quedame
a los pocos dias estaba 70 EN- la ca
rretera Venla don Pablo Franchis del
pueblo, en- bicicleta. Sc paro Ell el por-
ton. Ne salnd6 Correspond al sa-
ludo
FL me dijo - He recibido unas mott
cias malas
t Que noticias g-le pregunte.
Pho Colon me dijo en- el pueblo que
tuviera mieho cuidado con don Carlos
porque me iba a matar
Denuncielo- objett. en-
manos del Tribunal; que estas noticias
son feas. Compay' perro que ladra
no muerde va no me hacen NADIA.
(Parece que estoy oyendo al pobreci-
to-
Tn lunes por la noche, habian
pasado va bastantes dias. sail yo a
cobrar dos pesos que me debfa Pepe Ri
vera. No 10 encontre en- el cafetin que
tenia. Andaba por el pueblo. Me de-
tuve ALI con varios senores que jlgaban
domino. Serbian las diez Y media de la
| noche
Llego Rivera Me preglnto 81 iba NO
a cobar-- lie conteste afrmativamente
| No me pudo pagan; pero me dijo que no
me fllera que iba cernar el cafetin. En-
tonces me invite a mi Y d otros I us
individuos, para que tomasemos cafe en-
una casa vecinaa Como a las II, habia
ALI tin rntichacho, Rafael Coquia. lie
invite 4 que nos fueramos. Acepto. al
llegar frehte q 81 casa nos despedimos i
| 20 segui en- direction Ia mia. AL ladc
| (Contin1a en- Ia 8a. pagina.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-18
Hablando con
el REQ Almestica
No soy autor del asesmato de que Sc me
acusa, sino complice, = dyo

Uno de nuestros redactores visito hoy
al REQ Alm6stica, cuya ejecucion esta Sc
nalada para ell dia 20 del corriente mes,
has doce media de la noche
iALmestica respondio asi las pregun-
tas que lie hiciera nuestro companero:
ST. ell Consul frances vino visitar-
me-
It listed lie llaqno9
No. vino eNpontaneanente. Me hi
10 una pregunta relaeionada con ell cri-
men cometido en- la persona de don Pa
blo Fanchis
1t Puede sabelse que pregunta era
esa?
ST, senior: me dijo:-Digame, Almes-
tica ipuede usted decirme La verdad Ell
el crimen de Franchis? Yo lie conteste
que como no que la verdad Sc la habia
dicho yo al fiscal y al Abogado. que los
senores Carlos Torres " Jose A. Cebolle-
ro. habian tenido una question con ell Sc
nor Framchis EN- la carretera. sitio de
noninado MachIlelo, frente ala Hacien-
ola "Barranca La tarde del aeon
| tecimiento. venia yo de mi trabaJo y me
encontre con dichos senores que porfa-
ban por una guardarraya sc decian ma
| las palabras Don Pablo lie dijo don
| Carlos, que 81 guerra, el, don Pablo, lie
iria lamar a su casa por La noche. En-
tonces don Carlos lie conteSt0 que el no
era ningfn bandido para salir a pelear
esas horas. Don Pablo lie dijo:
IL Para que eres entrometidog y
agreg6 don Pablo-Donde quiera que yo
tie cola solo, he de matarte Don Carlos
lie contest6: -Yo tambi6n Sc matar
| Yo me habia parade presenciar la
question, y cuando Vi que el asunto Sc
agriaba, intervine para evitar un DISCUS
TO personal.
u Como que hora ocllrri0 este?
Como a las seis de la tarde. POGO
mas menOs.
| iDe d6nde venla usted9
DE mi trabajo Gle La hacienda Ba-
rranca'
-Continne.
Como consecuencia de ia discussion
Cebollero Sc tiro del caballo que monta-
bar-los, otros estaban desmontados- Al
| tirarse, con el mOviniento sc lie cayo ell
revolver que portaba. Entonces yo me
apresllre a cojer el arna, para impedir
que hubiera una desgracia. Asl 10 ex-
puse Cebollero Dijele entonces don
Pablo que era conveniente que sc reti-
rase, obedecio Sc fue.-Don Pablo
era el dueno de los terrenos-Cebollero
empleado de la carretera--Don Carlos
empleado de la hacienda Barrancas =
| Retirado don Pablo, yo creia tergni
| nado el incidente, entreglle el arrna 8
| don Carlos, Sc fueron don Carlos Ce
lbollero Y denunciaron a don Pablo POI
amenaza. Me llamaron al dia siguien
! te la Corte como testigo.
- ALI expuso tlsted 10 mismo qut
aqui eNpuesto9
Sc celebr6 el juicio Y pareceme. sir
/. que tenga la seguridad completa de clio
Que fue puesto bajo caucion, por sell
! neses
Como dos fieses deapues don Carlo'
me rlando llahnar Ia hacienda ODE
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-18
eel HOMO R.
FAMOSO DRAMA ALEMAN

Para esta noche anuncia la Empresa
del Municipal IN gran estreno
Ell Honor, drama ell actos del co
nocido autor Hermann Sudermann.
una de las joyas mas interesantes dell
teatro aleman, que ha sido traducido a
todos los idiomas alcanzando IN exito
colossal
Lenemos los mejores informes de di-
cha celebrada obra, por 10 que nos de-
cidimos recomendarla al publico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-18
Un pueblo
incomunicado

Los comerciantes y agricultores de La
res han dirigido un telegrama al Co.
bernador
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
Mormons Want Birth
Rate Even Yet Higher

SALT LAKE CITY. April IAN IN.
usually high birth and low death rats
were claimed for the Mormon people By
Apostle Hyrum N. Smith. tho principal
speaker at the second session OF the
Mormon conferences today. He addressed
an audience Of nearly TOO at the tabcr.
nacie. ga
.rhe records show" said The apostle
that the birth rate among the members
OF the church for the hast year was
thirty eight to Leo. white this was q
higher rate than among any other pco.
pie We have q record OF today It is no.
high enough. We should have more chill
drcn and we should care for then.''
The mortality of the church was SO Pes
cent In the hast year. To raise the birth
rate and reduce the mortality Apostis
Smith urged the congregation to observe
tho church laws against alcohol. tea,
coffee and tobacco.
With upiifted right hands the mem.
bers OF the vast congregation sustained
the general authorities Of the church thu.
afternoon. This ceremony Is eqnivsien,
to a reelection. One vacancy. that Of
presiding patriarch. was filled by ths
election OF q Los. Angeles man, Hymn
q. Smith. TO succeed his father. thu
late John Smith. a4
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-08
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constipation. Lees Rhubarb Laxative is
pure. harmless and effective family lax
alive containing the fine medicinal quail
ties Of rhubarb. II is pleasant to take.
Sherman a Mcconnell Drug Co.. 18th and
Dodge Sta: Owl Drug Co. 10Th and Har-
ney sts.: Harvard Pharmacy, sath and
Farnam sts.. and Loyal Pharmacy. M-s
North 18th st.. have the agency for Tona
vita and Lees Rhubarb Laxative In
omaha.-Adv.