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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

81 preparation that always appeals
20 q lady 81 reanement and cultured
tastes There l. noihinx that can take
its place There il nothing iust me O.
nearly Ike h or Just 81 Food'
Newbrua Herpicide in soc. and 81 %
sIres H. soid ~ aii dealers uho guar
anfes o. 60 90 an that is cialmed. n
you are not satisfied your uaoney wtn
be- refunded
send Toe. Ger hooklet and sample 90
The Herpiclds Co. Dept r.. Detroit
Mieh
APPS. Irafiana ahtalned a. noad barrier
ahaus
~ tiemhrrtr.n rharraa,. aparlsf
aEent tAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
LOSES $500 AUTO. oETs
TWENTY DAYS ~ JAIL

Minneapolis. Nina Nov. Sd. ".
Lawrence. a wealthy business mar %
81 Paul "a not ONLY out 5000 for
damages 20 his autumohiie bat also
must spend twentv DAYS I'm the Hen
neufn county workhouse. according %
the ruling % judge smith % me mu-
nieirai court
Lawrence. who vas fnun6 IN che
prurkaHe ~ bis automobile SUNDAY,
vas Efven until Thursday n grange
his business affairs.
Judge smith. in rrououncing sen
tence. said he was convinced the enly
reason Lawrence did not MI some enc
sunday was because there were no
pedestrians near him
The arrest - Lawrence r. IN lire
with the campaign being waEed bF
the police against reckless driving
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
CONDITIONS At TcHATALJA
LINES ARE DESCRIBED

Cousiantlnople. Nov. s0.-conaiuons
nt Tire Tchaaiia lines we're described
~ NaEim pasha. Turhish commander.
m-chlef ln a telegram % the var Of
Soc timed 1915 D. m to-day a. follows:
Reports received at this moment
state tfot the enemy facing our left
wing Withdrew completely iast niRhf
iu the dirocfion 81 the slopes Of Papan
hurNaA Our reconnolterfnw parties
roanted over 300 dead BuiEariaas an
Gre Hones in TIRE environn az Tchatnlia
Railroad station. Frum their unauiets
81 was established that the dead aol.
oilers helonEed 20 thn nraf infantry
feEiment ~ Hoha. A nuutber ~ riraa
caps and on GERS swords were hrourhf
in BY cor troonw
'Aeenrding to statements made ~
huiFarian priaonarg. the enemy haa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
WILL INVESTIGATE THE
ALLEGED EXCESSIVE RGnATiNo

washinEten. Nov. ao.--After a con-
ference IN Washington to-day between
Attorney General wickershnm and
United states Attorney wfikerson. u
Chicago. ever aiieged excessive re-
batting ~ the New rcrk Central rail-
road % the o'0ara Coal Company ~
Illinois. suhroenAa we're ordered is-
sued today for e. n Cinrisr. auditor of
the Lake Shore lines a. Cleveland.
r. 81 Huddieton. auditor Cor the Mich
iEan Central lines at Chicago.
The ofncials are oaIied % appear ss-
fore ths wrand jury az Cincinnati
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
F.aaasd - - -.

Tearing hia shirt from his hack an
Ohio man naEgcd a train ard saved Il
from a wreck. bat II. r, Aston. RAJ
sigh. -. G.. once prevented a wreck
with Electric nittcrA = was Ia a ter
rihie pileht when began 20 use them. I"
h. writes. envy stomach. head, hack
an kidneys were al badly affected
ard my liver was IA bad condition. but
four bottles Of Electric bitters made
me feel likc . new man." A trial M
convince you of theiT matches merit
Cor any stomach. liver or Kidney
trouble. Price so cents a. ". A. DIAL
ombertea fAdvl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
HoTEL nGN OF SOUTHERN
sTATEs ARE TO ORGANIZE

Nsw orieanA New. ao.-Hstsi own-
ers and ieaaees rem southern ard
southwestern states attending the an
nuai convention o. the Louisiana Hotsi
Meas Association. which "Opens here
tomorrow. are expected % organise
under The title % the Southern fnter-
state Hotel Meas AssociAtion. en-
hracing Arkansas. Texas. Louisiana.
Mississippi Alahama. Tennessee 0eor-
gia- F1orida ard the Caroiinan An
elaburafe program ~ sntsrtAlnmenf
has been provided Cor tha wisitinr dele
gates
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

when you vii see nee hair--dns ara
downy 81 hrsi--yes--bnt really new
hair-sproutinT 0ut All over your auair
--Danderinc ia ne believe. fho only
sure hair mrowers DESTROYER az amn
drun and cure Tor itchy scalp and "a
never fails 70 stop falling hair a
cnca
u yoa want % prove how pretty
and soft your hair really IA. molelsn
cloth with a little panderin~ a.
carefully draw a through yonr hair
tahinG enc small strand a. . time.
Your hair VII he cot. glossy and
beautiful IN iuri = few monerts.-a
tsiiwhtfui surprise awaits ev.vv~ns
who tries thia tkav,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21


persons. Il vas asserted. have been
pursued closely ~ the state aad fed
erai oflcials
HOT SEQ on PACIFIC COAST
rostonics inspectors said tie hot bed
or this class Of criminality q In the
Pacific coast states In san Francisco
IL was claimed. q fictitious name was
used by several vel known physi-
cians. Who employ - . woman 20 90
The necessary adYsrtising snd clerical
work
Cases we're solicite0 ~ corresponds
enee and BY printed circulars sent
through the mails. secrsa q COM
plants have been received ~ ths de-
partment from rcspectahle women.
compiaininE o. the receipt o. this
class ~ matter.
approximately 20 per cent % those
arrested today ar. so-caiied ~pim doc
toru"--.fnen who advertised their prac-
tee b. correspondence or Otherwise
and sent % their patients. either ~
mail or express compounds in the
form % Fills 90 powder. Careful
government authorities is said 10 have
MA9IAAAH#N NNAA NAfiAn NA ANNfA So VIM
N iunocuous. while others are dan.
Ferous poisons Under another ser
tion q ire penal code. the sending ~
poisona through TIE malls h expressly
forbidden.
One 81 ths men accused 70 safd 20
have been ths secretary % the board
q health IN the city ~ he residence
He responded. n ts stated. 90 q decoy
90 test letter sent % him by the In
spsctors on the stationery % tire
heard az health. he has bsen in.
dieted. aceeFding 20 the reports re-
esived BY the postonncs Inspectors.
Particular care was taken ~ the
inspectors In collectinE the evidence
against business concerns drug
houses and remedy companies. The
men actually responsible for the n
iicit correErondence were ordered ar
rested end IN this class % cases A.
% said many Indictments already have
been returned.
As ss0wins the dimcuities eneoun-
tered. the following case IL cited ~
those who have conductsd the In
quiry;
Interviews % the inspectors with
many % these practitioners Indicated
dearly that they knew that they we're
violating the law and were reading
upon dangerous ground. In Chicago
an inspector called upon q physician
after having received from BIN . re-
Spouse By mall 20 BE docoy letter.
TIE Inspector 1rofesMed . desire 20
engage the doctorn services The doc
tor vas cautious and TIE INSPECTOR was
ealied upon O. show the letter he had
resolved n vas IN me physicians
own handwrttins Evidently susplc-
ioua ~ snatchad the letter from the
inspectors hand. tore Il twice across
and threw Il into TIE waste basket
Subsequently, the inspector returned TO
the oface In The temporary abseaoe q
the dcctor. secured the strips from
the basket and pasted them together
That letter constituted an important
nnk an the chain ~ ewidenca on whicA
that doctor vas indicted.
u was the expressed dstermination
cf the poatal authoFities 70 put an end
- the promofion - mail 81 criminal
practices and % th@ traffic In drugs
and instruments upon which q ban has
been plaosd ~ the government
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
TIE ANIMAL BACHELOR
coTiLLtoN- % NO MORE

WashinEfon. Nov. 1e.--Ths anuusi
bachelor cotnlion7 AZ watch tas
wives - presidents have frequently
ofiloiated as hostesass fer the unmar-
ried men in the dipiomatic. legislative
and society llfe % the capital. 70 No
more BscominE too large TO handle
readily. leaders today announced THAT
the ball which for forty-nve years has
been one Of the exclusive events 81
the season. viii no longer be held and
the equalization Win b dishanded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
sERvlA YIELDS 10 rAE
DEMANDS o. AUSTRIA

budapest. Hungary Nov 90 -ssrvia
las welded to the Austrian demnna
that an ofHciai nom the Austro- Hun
EarIan ministry on foreirm aFalra
should te allowed 20 proceed 20 Prls-
tend to investigate che complaint made
- ire Austrian consul there that he
bad been hindared BY the sarvians IN
enc performance OF hia duties This
relieves che immediate tension between
Austria and seFvia. as an opportunity
o. uqw furnished fcr an unbiased cg-
aminafton 81 tho Erounda % the dis-
pufr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
SIX KILLED IN CLASH
OK MEXICAN noRoaR

Mszioe city. Nov. ga figat yes-
terday between rural guards and
rebels fer the controi e a railroad
train cost the lives o. q lieutenant
and three guards and two civilian
passengers near Pentano. 0uanaiuA-
90.
The train. travelling along ths Quad
aia5ara branch % the Mexiean Central
railroad. ran into q bridge from which
tho rails had been removed. The en-
CINE and two care feli throuaS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

toncnnnon that unless newspaper rer-
resentatives and citizens were allowed
20 attend the meetings ~ the COM
mifieo be would refuse 20 appear be
fore y unless suhpoenaea % 90 -.
This statement vas made 90 the
Chairman % the committee before the
useeting vas called % order. When
tho session did open the Newspaper
men entered the room and remained
Until the committee adjourned.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
GERMAN MGTHoolsTs IN
SESSION 90 NEW ORLEANS

New oflsanA NoV. ao--Many minis
ters and dsiegates from southern
states are attending ths German Msth-
oaist Episcopal oonfsrsnoc In sezEion
here presided over ~ Bishop W ~
Talrklcid. Forty-hVc ministers arrived
from Texas In q special car last night
ard attended : hanqust
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
ADVISED SEAL TO cETA
DIVORCE FROM WIFE

Port WORTH. Texas. Ssv. io.-fn TIE
trial Of John Peal snesd. charged uith
the murder % Captain A. q. Boyce.
which was resumed here today. the ds-
tense had read In the record the tes-
timony IN the nrst trial % Sneed's
father. who had been killed since BY
an employees.
The elder snssd said whsn sam
rnonsd % Amarillo hs informed his
son. gohn Beat 81 his wife'a relaficns
With AT Boyce. Dr.. and advised him
70 secure . divorce from his wifs. Ths
son refused.
The Snsed statement declared that
Captain Boyoe toid the witness -
thought Mrs. snse6 and yeung Boycs
botl we're guilty and sxpreasad The
opinion that Il was best BeAl give
his wife % ana pay Der aiinouy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

Frank krauae = cisweiand rhllanthrsn.
80 has established fhs ThiFtF-csnt Eaa
Nluhs and hopes. b. means 81 q clat
nuTrutt. 81 bring auwr fks rrfrs 81 eaWa
% a reaMnnahie Assure
EesnN uriiunented en- tha ARE ard
unHslfisl work he las gwen 90 tia msoNe-
MiNNts NJ kranHe reulisa
naElftAn WafA WnfH fhaf fueHn L
EaT. - what thtn rourfrv needs mere
tnan nnytNinm ams We are al Too
ulsrcensrr here oaee salt % = little
nfNatnr.
Ttave you any an in uf@r
Zee. Kir. ! have to aims. ~ re-
rlIna
-.Mhat are theV. ~ esnF
TIE Hrat - - beeume m f~n-
airn
~sAha' And fhe seeordT
IL MetrrE % - Scene malt
miliicnairl ~ ashingtcn star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
Chas. II. Hyde is
Arraigned in New York

tcOntinuse trOu Firss Pass)
trial that hs had tnksn part IN the dis !.
ufbution % q ttoo.oee corporation fund
raised % beat the race track bill thsh
pending Hyde was sought az q wit
ness but he suddenly disappeAred early
In Decsmher and Tor more than nfty
days wAa not 20 be found numorn
placed him IN Florida. where be was
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
PRESIDENT TAFT STARTS
WORKING on MESSAGE

Washington. Nov so.-Acfive work
on his annual message 20 congress
VIII BE begun b. President Taft to-
morrow. Much % tho data which viii
enter Int the message has been gath
cred and many Of the questions 20 -
discussed IN u have been talked over
Ia cabinet meetings
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
CONDITION OF SENATOR
RANhGR MUCH WORSE

WashinEton. New. 2e-The condition
~ Senator Rayner. Who - critically fll
here. became worse today. The sen
alter vas unconscious throughout ths
dav.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
HICKEY 10 INDICTED FoR
NUMBERING SMALL BOY

Buffalo. ~ ". Nov. ge-The Erie
county grand jury today returned an
Indictment against J. Frank Hickey
now under arreft a. Toms river chaFg-
inc him with murder In the first de-
sree In having caused the death 81
Joseph gosephs e. Lackawaana. oc-
tobsr r.. 1911.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
WOMAN IDENTIFIED AZ
REsloghT % CINCINNATI

Cincinnati. Nov. 2oThs woman whe
vas murdered In q Chicago hotel last
THURSDAY has been Identified "a Mrs.
Emma Craft a Cincinnati woman. ac-
cording % a statsusut giveu cut ~
local police today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
Shifting Sand Of the
Reef Cause Of Wreck

tcoafinuea frgm ptrst Pagsl
thsn running. and bssaa 70 an vita
water
The crew was working hard - seve
ere beet and keep her anoat Ia spite
~ tremendous odds against them and
thew worked Hke Troinnn 10 lighter
their craft hcavlnR one hundred and
ninety tons ~ coal overheard IN the
unaureeasfui effort 90 save her.
Seeing. nnaiiv. thar an hope ~ get
unE on was futile and that the boat
waa Ho aHed with brine that they
would be safer on her grounded than
in deep water if they has 70 stay. al
put oH in enc small boat and went 70
the harges in tow from which they
were later taken on
GROUNDING WAS SURPRISE.
The grounding % the tug was q
Rrcat surprise 20 Captain Mayc. az the
sounding ~ a Few minutes before hae
shoHn The boat 90 be Ia water deep
enough 10 Goat q vessel drawing three
or faur times the water which Il drew.
Captain Mayo and CAPTAIN Jahanne-
son had conferred q short time before
fno hoat Hfruek. az both knew the
ehoaiH bad been lately reported az
freacheruus Captain Iohanneson IL
raid 20 have stated hs would be % on
ncck - aee the Monarch through the
entrauce ~ the harbor bot waa tust
Fett'nE ready 90 leave his berth when
fhe vessel rammrd Zee nose into the
sand
Captain I "a. Aiken. who Jeff here a.
coon aH possible after learning 81 ne
HreckinE Of the Monarch Sunday
eFeuiua, waa reported last night 70
have reached Boca orande yerterdav
afternoon. While nothing further vas
heard from him. word n txpectea late
today.
Nhe Menarch. according % iaf~wt
reports. now seems a total ioaa. a. Il
70 estimated the cost 81 Seating hsr
would De- equal 60 her value. within =
comparatively small amount. a. least
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
MAJOR SMITH is
GIVEN LONG TERM
Assistant Postmaster 81 Anristsn
Fevnd Guilty 81 EmbsEEiisa ssss2
and ssrasneed e Fi~s Nesss.
d AssocIATEp -.

Anniston, Ala, Nov. Sc harKed
win smbcEzlinE funds from the money
order department - tire local pest o.
Gee Major r. Houston smith. assist
ant postmaster, today was found Eufity
and sentenced 20 fve years in the fed
sral penitsnfiav ~ Atlantis. Smith
admitted ssttinE fs.eeo from the post
ohics The Indictment against bin
charged that b. obtained te.ef7
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

been without food FOR three days and
IL retrestiag The Buigarians we're
unable 70 carry awav al their wound
ed
~Thc morale o. cur troops IL very
gooa
A wireless dispatch from the COM
mandcr 81 the Turkish battleship Tor
wut REFS timed ! q. m. November %.
reports taat a Turkish detachment
operating from perkos. aided ~ the
ere o. tho ships guns, drove back The
Bulgarians Ia the direction % ormanli
and KaFnbun Tor q distance ~ hfiy
mffrn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
KILLS TWO AND
THEN SUICIDES
erooer's Clerk Ends Lives 81 t4is Wife
ard Bsby. Leaving Note Telling %
the Crime

worcester. Mass- Nov. 2o.--Iohn
Weed. a grocsr's CLERK. killed his wife.
ais four months Old baby and himself
with ehioroform durius tne night A
note. found - a i1-year -old daughter
when she avoke TODAY. told - TIE
crime.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
From Conflict to
Diplomacy War Shifts

Continued trom First Parsl
t1c army This action vas Intended
iH accomplish thg faif of the Ottoman
Uahlnef
Neither che ~Ffhiir nor counsel for
fHe defense usa admitted a. the courts
martial which cried the arrested uniun-
IHiH lalH rigorous acfion 81 me au.
ianfiiiea ia expected % suppress union.
iHi arpoEiiicn Cor long umo 70 come
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

When on January fund 81 tie.-
O0o. 900 II SCI aside by the associated
interests coutroiiing the Bel tele-
phonN system. the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. aa permanent pension
for their i7s.oeo employees. an cd dream
% PreAldent Theodore ~. Van Of the
Sell company. VII have been realized.
Val h the one who made public few
days aRo tire details 81 a plan where
By cid ags pensions are 90 be paid %
employees who have served Iona ana
fmshfuily. This il a plan which Van
has favored for some time. bat which
the concerns involved have not seen
nt 10 adopt until verv recently.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
THIRD MEMBER ora
FAMILY KILLED BY POLICE

Chicaeo. New. 20.--frying FARRELL 2,
years old. was shot and KILLED By Po-
iicsman John lfnnan while resisting
arrest IN the basement ~ tha FARRELL
home e8Fiy today.
Farrell was the third ~ three broth
era 60 be shot ~ policsmen within eve
months and the second 20 - slain
His brother. Earl vas killed By a ne
ITO policeman on June 81. during a
street battle. Another brother. I'd.
ward. vas shot az thst time but rot
seriously wounded.
Irving FARRELL ives trying 20 escape
from Policeman Wonan. after. q VS.
said. he had hurled q stone through a
saloon window. Farrell took refuge IN
bis home and the fatal shot vas nred.
" was sair. when members ~ his
family went % his ala
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

Ceida Cause rfeaoaehe aad 0rle
LAXATIVE nR0No ouinine remoTss
the cause There IL only One ~mHO.
40 oufNrNE" Look Cor sirnaturs
- " W GROVE zee. tAawl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

pointed treasurer % the United states
today 10 succeed Lee McClunE. who
resigned recently. Charles -. Hiiles
who sas secretary % the president be-
fore the bsEinulnE % the last cam.
paiEn. VIII return % thar position,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

Sunshine crackers-t they
are gaining daily in popular
.ty. Ask your grocer for
them and give them a trial.
Lewis Bear Co. Distributors.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
is APPOINTED
u. S. TREASURER
carrui Thsmpson. Prssidsrta Privsts
Secretary. Nsmsd 10 sseSssd Lee
Aeclsna.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Washington. Nov. gp.- .Carmil rhomp-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

Are yea Nuing q wear side whirksrs
n the fashion q revived II don't
hrnW AnHwefed AZ CumrnK. "a minhf
II De- wfl make some - ms wffn.m callers
act a. tiufd ard defereuffal toward ne
as fhey 40 toward ny batisr H-Wash-
inntnn star
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21
COL. BRYAN NOT
TO co TO BERMUDA
Declares Hs Hes Net Conferred With
cevsruor Wilson 81 Discussed Ire
Lattsrn cahinst

NN A.FtAA "a tsN AttttrHs
WaNcroHa Ca. MoF. 10--Colonei
nryan tonight declared ~ had uot
conferred with Wlisun since the eiee-
fion and had not discussed with him
any person An connection with any of
zee and did not Intend 20 50 60 hef-
uuna. The colouef'H statement was
On response to queries regaFding pub
nahed stories thar Bryan was going
fn Bermuda to discuss a cabinet Pc
slUou
Hamilton. Nov Col Governor Wilson
today declared au rumora regarding
cabinet appointments con1ectures when
informed 81 stories published in Ire
Tinted states regarding the cabinet.
Governor General Bullock today re-
turned Governor wilson's oncisl visit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-11-21

BEFORE tee sesEiou opened Aiderzuar
srmmcs demanded that tae uieeuns
- an urtn one ne told Chnirmar
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-08-02
Monster Flag Pole for P. P. |. Expo
SitiOn

The huge flag pole presented to the
Panama-Pacifc international EXPOSE
ton by the citizens Of Astoria, reached
this city in one of the giant RATS of the
Hammond Lumber Company and has
been towed to the exposition site at Har-
Dor View. 1t was sent by Mayor Hen
derson for the Astoria Centennial Cele-
bration. but it was so long and heavy
that it was impossible to raise it. The
dimensions of the flag pole as given by
an expert timber scaler are as follows:
Douglas Fir, perfect piece of tim
Der; base Sc inches, top % inches,
estimated weight 93,061 pounds. Gu
bic contents 1958.52 cubic feet; con-
tains 23,55.46 solid lumber feet;
length over all 246 feet. The special
flag which is to be flown from this flag
pole is to be furnished by the citizens
OF Astoria. 1t is planned to hold APP
propriate ceremonies when the pole is
raised and old glory is unfurled from
its lofty peak.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-08-02
Bran and Barley vs.. Alfalfa MOlaSses
Meal for Dairy Cows

An experiment to show the effect
of feeding bran and barley in com
parison with alfalfa molasses meal, upon
the amount and composition OF the
milk, upon the physical condition OF
the COW and upon the economy of feed
ing, has recently been completed at
the Washington Agricultural Expert
ment Station at Pullman.
For sixty days two lots of five COWS
each were fed the two rations alter
nately every fifteen days and the fol-
lowing results were noted:
First: The alfalfa molasses meal
was reliShed for the first few days, but
after the COWS were on the feed week
or more ill effects on digestion were
observed and they were thrown off
their feed.
Second: In every period for both
lots there was an increase in fat pro-
duction OF one to three percent when
bran and barley we're fed. The aver
age percentage of total solids produced
from the alfalfa molasses meal was
1900 as compared with 1919 from
the bran and barley. The milk sugar
showed very little variation on a change
from one feed to the other. The per-
centage of fat in the milk from the
COWS fed alfalfa molasses meal was
1873 and from those fed bran and
barley it was 3.95.
Third: In actual pounds OF fat pro-
duced in the milk during the expert
ment the comparison is as follows:
In each change from alfalfa molasses
meal to bran and barley there was a
gain of 1888 pounds, but when the
change was made back again there was
loss of 11.64 pounds of fat. Bran
and barley produced Isl per cent
more fat and 400 per cent more total
solids than the alfalfa molasses meal.
Fourth: 1t cost two cents more to
produce one pound Of butter and three
cents more to produce one hundred
pounds of milk when bran barley were
replaced by the alfalfa molasses meal.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-08-02
Farmer a Big Bank Customer

The American farmer has nearly
$40, 100000, 900 invested in his bust
ness.
He produces $25, 100000 of new
wealth every day.
He uses hundrens of millions OF dol
lars of bank credit every crop season.
But, by reason Of our Anticipated
banking system the farmer bears the
burden of dear money. He pays
more for credit than the farmer Of any
other great commercial nation.
The lowest money rates in this
country are paid by spectators in the
financial centers; the highest rates are
paid by the farmer.
The higher the rate for agricultural
capital the higher the cost of produc-
ton; the higher the prices of agricul-
tural products the higher the cost Oh
living.
The farmer and the buyer of the far
mer's products will both gain by re-
form of our banking system.