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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-07-06
ALL BETS DECLARED OFF
"oIgast Retains Lightweight Cham
piOnship by Virtue of the
Referees Decision

Los Angeles, July 5.-Ad Wolgast.
With the aid of Referee Jack Welch.
retained his claim TO the lightweight
championship yesterday in the Vernon
arena, when he was given the decision
rver Joe Rivers. of Los Angeles, in
The thirteenth round.
Rivers practically had the better of
every round save one or two in which
Wolgast had a slight shade.
In the thirteenth round. Wolgast,
tired and bleeding profusely. suddenly
struck Rivers a vicious blow in the
groin. At the same instant Rivers
right hand landed flush on Wolgast's
jaw and the champion went down and
out. Disregarding claims of foul made
counted the Mexican youth out and
then, turning, picked up the uncon-
scious Wolgast and decided him the
winner, at the same time declaring all
bets off.
1T was the worst case of robbery in
the history of the American ring" said
Mr. Levy Never before have / seen
a referee pick up a man and then give
him the decision. The foul blow
struck by Woolgast was seen by every
man near the ringside. 1t was the
fourth or fifth foul the champion had
landed on Rivers. The sum total of it
all is that wolgast knew he was
whipped and resorted to his foul
tactics 10 save himself"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-07-06
4 SIGNIFIC ANT TsTEMENT
An Ohio Banker Threatens the People
of America With the Bread
Line

Sandusky. ohio. July 6.-That it viii
take another period Of hard times
and misery" to quiet the unrest that is
apparent the country over. was the
declaration made by President W. p.
Sharer of GAINESVILLE. delivering the
Opening address at the twenty-second
annual convention of the Ohio Bank
ers' Association. at Cedar Point, yes
terday The bread line is the only
thing that haIts a certain class of
voters" said Sharer.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-07-06
"PARTY OF THE PEOPLE"
Colonel Roosevelt Thinks He IL a
Moses who VIII Lead the Farmers
Out of the Wilderness

oyster Bay. y. Y. July Colonel
Roosevelt has issued a public state
ment in which he says the new party
which he is to head will shortly begin
an active campaign, and that in all
proba bility United States Senator
John Dixon of Montana, who had
charge of Roosevelts campaign for the
republican nomination, will be in
charge.
Roosevelt further says that the new
party will be the party of the peo-
ple" appealing especially to the farm
ers and workingmen of the country, a
class which, according to the former
president, neither of the two old par
ties is considering in their efforts TO
elect president He declared that the
campai gn of his party will he along
cleancut lines and that there will be
plenty Of excitement
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-07-06
RESULT OF 4 ROW
On the Isthmus on the Fourth-Amer-
lean Soldiers and Panama Police
men Seriously Hurt

Washington. July 6.-Major Smedley
Butler. commanding the marines at
Camp Elliott, Panama City, Isthmus
Of Panama, has reported TO the war
department that eight soldiers Of the
Tenth infantry, L. s A, two marines
and one civilian, a citizen Of the Unit
ed States, were seriously wounded
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-07-06
BOTH MEN HAD
THEIR NECKs BROKEN
Two English Army Flyers Took a
Fatal Tumble

Salisbury. England, July Capt. z.
p. Lorraine and Sergeant Major Wilson
of the army's flying corps, were killed
yesterday morning when an aeroplane
in which they were making a flight
fell from the height Of about 400 feet.
Both men had their neck's broken.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-07-06
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-07-06
UMBRELLA LOST

Lest somewhere in the city Saturday.
an umbrella with initials 'R c."
roughly cut on end OF handle. If
found, please leave at this office
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-07-06

Thursday in fight with Panama po-
lice. Major Smedley's report states
that two of the infantrymen will die
as a result of their wounds.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-12-12
lin. Wtsrbtage
Satte ,Sobn Giber bic @afie gefanft,
init welder er ieius Sdtuieeer.
mutter eridDF.

Die Yolisei bat seitern in Grfab=
runs sebra6t, bab Sobn Giber Don
Ro., 1879 gilmore Strabe, Der 81
tanntlid am Wontas Mbenb feline
Sdtpiessrmutisr, 5rau Wartba aa=
del BON Der Drsman unb 8orben
Str. in beren Wobnuns srShoTen baa
ben ioa. bic Waffs, nit rpeIher Il ben
MDrb Deriibts, erit am Wontas Wors
gen getauft bat.
Der pfanbleiber 6enrp 2ebi bon
Der Central glpenue ioe,rtiiiSirte ge.
tern bic Waffs, init tpelhsr Der Moro
periibt ipurbe, ais einen MeDoIper, ben
CT am Montas Worsen pertauft bate
nnD er ertdnnte aud in Giber fpfort
ben adufer bes Repolners pieber.
Da Giber aud patronen faufen
irollfe. ipurbe er BON Qepi nah Der
Giienpaarentdnblung bon gpans
Bros. an Der syiinft.n glpenue qeIunbt
unb elmer Der 0ertdufer in oiefem Ca
ben ioentifi5irte giber seitern fofort
als einen Wann. bem er am Montca
RepoIberpdtronen periuuft bate.
IuBerbem min bic poli3ei aud nod
einen 3eugen baben. Der gibtr furs
nad benz Morbe in Der unmitteIbaren
Nahbaridaft Der Ramelfhen Wob@
nung fab.
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pol nniiberpinblih fei unb bic Retz
ti,ng nrr nod in Der 8ergefeHihdfte
lihung ber prpbuttion. So5ialismus
genannt, au finben iei. Noolepelf
bebarrt nod bei biefer Inlidt. Wtnn
er auh enereifh bebarptet, oaB isin
pGun 3ur 2esaliiiruns bes Wpnopols
ben 3tped babe, ben Sc5ialismns abb
sulpebren, 10 lit bod ssoem liar, bdB
auf bas ituatIih li5enitrte Wonopol
unfeblbar Der itaatli6e getrteb folsen
tpirb. Dag iit aud bic i'm aonereB
porberr5henpe Mufiht, in pelhetn,
ipie mir gum 2obe aller aonsretle 1a@
gen miiHen, fo5ialiitilte pldne ME
mails 3uitimmuns eefunben baben. ss
lit bemnah nit 8sitimmtbett 81 erz
fparten, bab ale 9eiess, tpel9e nothl9
iinb, um bas 5unbament, dut ipeltein
bic 5ruIts itebsn, gu untersraben, sllr
9lnnabme selaneen lperbsn. Odmlt
ipiro bic Sruitfrage, ipelte 5u allerlet
pbantaitiIden YorIh4dgen Beranldiz
iuna seaeben unb in nidt serinesm
Mabe cine ioaiaIe geunrublsung osrs
uriuht, Thpinben.
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Sn Der Surnbaae nuf benz timber.
litdtstnipus finoet om ssreitng9Ibeab
Elm Bolfsfon5ert oes Spnlpbonie Or
d,eiters ltatt, beren i'm loufe beS
@tilters in Der llniperiit1t mebrere
gegeben iperoen Sir bas erite Son
sert ipnroe BON Or. aunipalb oos
folsertoe Brogramm auigeitellt;
2es Vrelnbeg 2is,t
arie. .ah mein Gobn1. aus Der
Vropbet" Meeperbeer
Eeer 8Dnt Suite, SO. / \. Uriea
fSreiiddis 0lipert,ire .... Neber
Serenaoe fir GeaoIoIo
49,. Mobert BoIflRanu
eSultus Sturnl.
eieoercDflus fir Me33o-sopron---
yGrp Of Nafe"
MarD 9urner ToIter
.Jriib Nobe Song ......
-. Nfnrgnret gfsnbseu Coma
sWfp Hober be comes on tie gfeea
s..ss. Gtoiigb Neiqbtcr
SRI alma Bed. &
EannhaMerl luDertiire 80. @ooner
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6atten seitern bic Sammler fir 6as
0pob Sanlaritan Soipital.

Die Sautn,lung fiir Sen ssertisbau
,oeS @oob Samaritan SoipitaIs lit
geitern lpieoer elm gut Stiid geForosrt
iporoen es lino nlnmebr $92, 900
oorban6en, 10 baB man tpobI nid,t
ieblt gebt in Der I1ulabme, baB beutc
Dos erite SllnSerttaiieno pou sebrnft
miro. Inter Dem geitrieen 3,upenoltnr
gen befanben iid 3eibminsen bon le
$500 pom sSrai; 5. 99ereifs sur Or
innerung on ibren neritorbenenWtann,
bon Serrn un6 sSrau Se1rrp 4Iofter-
manu- Don @illian 0nroiif uno
bon y. $. 4roaer. 2esterer bat BE-
reits friiber cine gleih groBe SImmc
aegeben. lie 8Iaiterers Union bat
S100 beieeiteuert.
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S)2eihe bon Sroinnr,aelr eirgelnufen
limo, in ipeIHen Transferirifngen Don
SeIbcrn aus einem Jonbs in ben an.
beren gelpiinid9t tpuroert ttabnt Der
Stabirotb geltern auf Gntpfeblung
bes aontnittees fir Wittel it1tb Wege
cine neue 8eihdftsregel be3uglsh lol'
der 8eiuhe on.
gie MeaeI beitinuntt, bob in 3u'
f,nft perartige aniut)en nur pom
giiraernleiiter, ODER pom ltaofIld,er
gpomter,, Die pom 8oIf errDablt nor
Sen iino, beriidiiftigt iperoe1i lno fer-
ner, Dab oQe berartieer 6eiute n1'
reft an oos SSinan5fornmittee 81 rib.
ten iino, bas onnn fir ieoe Sisun9
cine SrOinan3 olisarbelten miro, IN
tpeIdler alle betpillieteu slnluten eilt-
boIten iinb, no6urh Die iest iiblIhe
ieparate sbItinur1l,ng iiber Die ein5et-
men Sroinausen lmnotbtg DIro.
8erihiebenes.
sln 6as aonlnllttee filr Stndil5en
ging ein Mniuhen Der l(ntperl1fats'
beborSe, in pelher Inn cine gefplll~
glng BON $54OO natgelntt miro,
Inn Die Soften Der Seitung Der BON
StnDtrafh projeftirfen ReNererlss
gibliotbef beltreiten 5u fonnelt.
An oas aonrmittee fir Stnatsge'
ieege6ung tpurbe cine 3uid)rift oes
Observation-Disclosures emmett z.
0otpIiilg bon Glebelnnb bertpieIen, m
ipelder er Die anitelliing offi5iellcr
2obbniiiiten bnrh Die 9roBft1ote oeS
Staates ip1brenb Der foiluneiiocn
Sibung Der Staatslegislat1ir befiir.
iporiet
slnl1BIid bes gIbIebens bon SuIius
=. gladburn, Der ipdbrellb Der Sabre
1S66--1S74 Stootratbselerf genre
fen, ipuroen geileiosbeihIiiiie geiabt,
Oie abifriftlit ben SinterbIiebenert
iibermittelt peroen ioaen.
9tn oas sSinnn5foinnIittee sing elne
BON Serrn BED eiugereidte NeioIu-
ton, Ialit tpeIher BEN Interionsr
aommiiiaren Sobn 8. gMer, ssobn SO.
9einBmann llnb 9. o. DaIe, ipefd)e
ole Gingeneinbung BON Bleaiont
Hioge, ssernbanf nnb BON SafIep drr
ralgirt baben, ie $1,000 fir ibre Be-
lmiibungen be5ablt tperoen folIen.
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2otal 8trt9t.
stirbt an sA1hsuxHbe.

Jm itabtifhen 9ofpital ftarb sts
itsrn Der Jarbise @iuiam pierfOn
BON go. 1850 Wpunb Strabe an ben
s5olssn elmer Gdubmunbe. bic e ges
legentIi9 eintr 5hieberei om 90.
Suli In einer 1ilnrbbdlIe an hr
Jiinftsn nabe Der Central Mpenue, baz
Dongetragen bate. Der goroner
spirb bic Mnselegenbeit unterfnHen.
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Wetbcbe aur 8eIebung Der Nemter
singefiibrt tpirb. 9as leudtete elm
unb Der 3omprpmtb luutet, tpie pben
angefiibrt: Sn Staaten, ipo 5tpsi re.
publitaniIhe Sendtoren porbdnoen
iinb, pirb bic Domination beitGtiet.
Die bsnotrattIhen Senatoren baben
ith ielbit bon oem ARRANGEMENT aus
nabsliesenbeu 8riinoen ausgefdlofen.
Die Rominationen, tpslde ibre Stda@
ten betreffen ,tperoen nidt beitdtigt,
bamit Der neus grdToent bic Npnltndz
tionen maht, Der als Democrat natiir@
lid anbere perionen porIhlagen
tpirb, tpie Der republitaniite prd1ls
bent. Sn folder Meiie piro oas gaz
terlanp oersttet.
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Dor benz Retp Yorter Inter
lu6unes 8ommittee fdgte Elm 9orz
ben gsiiBsr aus, baB felt Der pro
seFirune bes 2eut. geder Die polisei
nod ihlimmsrs Grprefuueen treble,
als ie supor. Die Gnthiillun9 bon benz
qroben Gsrmosen, ipeltes oieier ppz
liseibsamte srprebt babe, lei poli3iiten
bermaben in ben 8Dpf eeitiegen, baB
Iie selbtoa eeipproen Ieien uno ieben
5as sr0bere Summen foroern. Wapcr
8apnor bat ii6 iibsr btsie @ngeleeenz
belt geGubert unb feline 9lnfibt oabin
ausseiprpden, oaB 8prbelle, Spiel
h0len unb Wirtbi6afteu BON ieber
eine grobe Ginnabmequeae fir bic
9olisei eeipeien leien unb oieie grz
prehunsen iid idhrlib uuf 4 DILL
lionen belaufen baben. Gr iagt uber,
bab er pdhreno ieiner 2lpuiniltratton
ben Raubsiisen auf Die Wirtbi6uften
Elm gnbe eena6t babe. @s 1T nidt
erItdtlih, iparum bas ni6t nit ben
goroelIen seideben tDnnte, inoem man
iis aufforoert, bic goli5iitsn 3u benunz
5iren unb ibnen SduB Dor 9erfols
suns beripridt. Ousegen iptro monz
nerieits Ser Ginpano erbobeu, oab
i6lehte 0GuIsr iiber6uupt niht gez
buEoet iperben ioIten. 9us lit aber
cine MnIdauung, peIfe Der Grfabz
runa ipiberipritt. Seit Sun0srten
bon Sabren bat man perIu6t, oas To-
stale uebel aussurDtten llnb es bat ii9
als psrgebltb ertpieien. Sine inter-
eFonte Nuftldrung bieriber Iiefert Die
9eI6ihte Der Stabt 8eneoig. Sin
Staatsoberbdupt lieB ale idlehten
5rausnsimmer auf etne sSniel brins
GEN unb bort unter getpahung itellen.
SnnerbaIb pter5sbn 5agen purben tie
in prp5eHiDn 5uriidgebolt, neil ilt
bds nptbpenbis srtpies, um Die an
itdnoissn 5rauen gu idiiBsn. Sn oeutz
iten Stdbten bat man dbnlihs Or
fa6runssn asna6t. Die etn5ige ridz
tige Wetbpbe 1T bic 8erbannung in
eepife StubttbeiIe, tppmit aud ein
augsisbigsr S6us Dor GrpreHungen
unb ianitdre 3pntrole pertniipft 1sin
mub. SpieIb0Qen bueegen ipllten nit
Stumpf unD Sttel ausqerOttet lperoen
unb elm enersiIher Wapor tann bas
audi 81 Stunoe bringen.
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unb 8ege bat bic Sage anseIest, an
tpeIben es Qnitdten iber bic psri9Iez
benen 3olparagrapben entgsgenneh
men. Sn bieiem Sale piro ii4 Der
alte usbelitano pffen6aren, pab Hur
bic gefiirtportsr bon 3Daen uno ni6t
bic 0erbrauner iid meloen. Dap
2ssters gu Wurt tommen, tit tpohl
f6pierig, ba bic 3abl Der 8srbrouhsr
ii6 on Die bunDert Wiuipnen bslGuft
uno iie olerlei osntbare Daarsn tonz
iumiren. 9o6 tOnnten getpiiIe 9rupz
pen, Die ihpn in 5ol9e ibrsr ge'aGfs
ttgung eriItirsn, Iih meloen. 0os
tDnnte :. 9. idon bel benz erItsn 8uraz
grapben seIheben, Der BON @bsmitde
lien bunbeIt. sSn bieiem Sale iollten
bic perIhiebenen lanoDirtbi6aftIt6en
9sreine einen 9(bgeoroustsn nodJ
Wuibinston i1ideu. nm mdBige 3DQs,
spsntusQ 3olfrsibeit fir gObenOiingsr
gu forbern. Der Iderbau lit jsDenz
faGs bic ni6tisits GripsrbsqueQs in
bieIsm Qanbe unb bic ieBigs Sbeusz
rung lsst bic pflidt ouf, oafiir 5u
iorgsn, Dap Der gooenertraq 9e'tsigert
psrbe. 5isrsu iinb aber bilige 9iinz
qungsmittel bic tpihtigite 8eoinsung,
Der brittle paraeruph, Der Metaqe unb
5ubritats bsbanbelt, lit idon piel erz
ortsrt porbsn, aber Elm gutss Re=
iultot lit nod nidt gu perSeihnen. Die
6ouptihulo oaran tragen bic 8erar@
Better Don Mstalen. dele Isben nur
auf hobe 301e fir lire 5abritaie. sic
tOnnten bas 9leihe auf anoersm Wege
unp Dortbetlbufter fir Iid unb Inz
osre errei6eu, inbsm lie hauptIdhlih
Nudbrud auf niebrigs 3Dus fir StabI
unb giien leoen. Sis ipiroen Iogar
in pieIem ssaue fsinsn iSebler bessbsn,
penn lie D0lige NbI6afTung Der 3Dae
fir bieie 5albfabrifate forberten, od
ieopebs inldnbii6s aonturrens felt
8riinbuna bes gifen= unD Stobltruits
ausoeihloi1en lit. Wltt billioen Robs
itoffsn tDnnen Die Jabritantsn biIiae,
arbeitsn unb bas eeipGhrt ihnen beiie:
rem ShuB. ols 6obe 3Oae, ou Obne
Jrage bur6 gu bobe proouttionsfoiter
Der 8srbrauh unterbunbsn nirb
Gans Defenders notbnsnoia lit es, oaf
cine itarte Nrbsiterz Delegation Iidh II
WaTbinston einitellt uno Qbfhoffune
Der 3Oae auf ale Nahrunssmitt.l for.
bert, oa biss bic sinsigs M0oli1feit
bietet cine befriebiaenbs 2ohnlaae AZ
fhaffen. 60bere Q0bns, als jeBt iib;
lid Iino. tDnnsn niti bsSabli fpsrbsn
Die grIeihterung fir bic Nrbeiiel
tann nnr nod in iyorm BON biIliesrer
Nabrunssmittsln erfolgsn.
Se uIuuaon0er ore Soi, Sritn tnp
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ben auf ben YrGIioenteu elmer Shlpinz
bsIeeielIhaft, Die NIT 5ebn Miaionen
Dollars tupitaliiirt mar. Sas pabrs
Rupitul mag niat mebr als 3ebn Doll
lars betragen hdben. Die WiQionsn
tpurDen auf ods papier gsieBt, um oas
Yublitum su tduihen, Colder aa=
pitaliidtiDns : Shinpel Iollte bod
ni6t erlaubt fein.
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Sc gldnsenber Ole Soie, Sclto me.
niger glan5enb Der Glat, aui Dem ibr
gigentbiiuler fist.
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gs eibt Wenihen. Sis fc 1inen bor
laIter umfateln ridt gum Setter:
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=
Am Weib1lndfsdbe,rb uno nm
SplpeiterabenD tperoen Die GtabtD1-
ter feine Sisutsen obhalten. Der oe-
finitipe geihluB IN oiefer Siniiht
uurbe 5ipar geitern nod niht geioBt,
aber Staotratbsclerf gspp .purbe
angeipieien, fir bic ndhite Sisl,ng ole
n0tbieen geihliiiie id)riftIih 3u untpr.
breiten, iponnh bic beiben Sisirigar
an ben 9eahn1ittngen oes 90. rejp.
bes 80. Deseniber itattfinoen iollen.
10000 bemiIIigt.
litter MIfbebnng Der gfeaeIn tpur.
De ailf Gn1pfebIiing bes aonunitteeg
iiir Wittel mno @ege bic Sroinars
paiiirt, ipeldp bic gonoo,,saabe boz,
$4,000 fir eine 8ebiirfnikanltoli
an Der WcWillan Str. uub Wour-
aoDne allen poriiebt. Stabtrotbsn,it.
glieo Dtartin ipieoerboIte feline &c.
reits BEL friiberen Beleaenbciten ae-
mndte Sebaupt.ins, oab ieiuer ain.
lidt nod bic itrfpriingIih boraeiebenc
Sannrne, ndullid $2O, 900, betDilIiai
IDerbeu foate, nber er itanb NIT bieler
Nniiht gang aIlein oa atO itiu,rute
lfdlieblid] ielbit fiir bie $4,000.
Aenoerung Der GefhGfts.
regeln
Da IN lsbtsr 3eit bon berfdiebener
IilaotlbeH Departeulents cine oa1tse
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-07-15
HOW TO SUCCESSFULLY REAR
YOUNG CHICKS.

By H. L. Blanchard, Dairy and Poul-
try Instructor, Western Washing
ton Experiment Station.
The Matching for the season being
practically over with, the poultrymen
and women are now turning their at
tention to the successful rearing of
the chicks that they have succeeded in
Matching. The mistakes of incuba-
tion and brooding (which from re-
ports coming to us have been many
should prove a val liable asset when
plans are being laid for another years
work. The fact ought not to be over
looked that similar mistakes are most
likely to be followed by similar mis-
fortunes another year. Hence, it
would be very unwise not to try and
make provisions against repetition
of the same.
One of the common mistakes made
has been poor management of the
BREEDING pens, such as unwise mating
of birds, improper feeding and filthy
and poorly ventilated coops. Such
mistakes would naturally result in
weaklings among the chicks, many
culls, owing to unthriftiness and
vermin, any or all of which results
means a heavy percentage OF loss
before the chicks are month old.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-07-15

maturity and before she has begun
heavy egg production. A cockerel
shows to best advantage at approx
mately the same stage of develop
ment. Since the principal shows
occur IN late December and January
it frequently happens that early
chicks have passed their prime before
the show season opens. In view of
this fact many successful exhibitors
make it practice to hatch large
number of their show specimens in
June and some of the finest specimens
exhibited in the January shows are
Matched as late as the tenth of July.
CHANCE FOR LATER MATCHES.
1t must be admitted that, on the
average, the early Matched birds make
better development and reach greater
weight, and that most practical poul-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-07-15

Mr.. d. Tancred, the able editor of
this department, was taken to Sc
attic hospital July 1st where one of
his legs was amputated. Mr.. Tancred
has been a great sufferer for several
years and finally became so nearly
helpless that the doctors claimed this
was the only show to save his life.
He is still in serious condition but
it is believed he will pull through.
Our readers will bear with us until
Mr. Tancred is again able to take
up the work.
j. d. DEAN,
Editor
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-07-15

OF course there are others cases of
such losses, like improperly feeding
the chicks when very young, exposure
to weather conditions and extreme
brooder temperature. Many such
losses could be averted by greater
watchfulness and better nursing the
first month of the young chicks life.
The successful rearing of a flock OF
young chicks calls for eternal vigilance
on the part of the care taker. Every
neglect demands prompt compensa-
flock usually.
Many are just now being confront
ed with the problem as to what to dc
with the young cockerels. The general
practice is to let them "eat their
heads off" and then in a fit of des-
peration force them onto glutted
market without any profit it not an
actual loss. The commission house
will kill, dress and place the birds
in cold storage and await an improve
ment in market conditions and there
by reap nice profit while the pro
Queer reaps nothing. Whose fault is
it? We are in the habit of blaming
the commissioners for many things,
and no doubt with much justice, but
in this particular instance he certain
ly steps in and saves the producer
from otherwise unavoidable and
serious loss. The cockerels should
be fed in common with the rest of
the chicks until about month old.
Then they should be separated from
the rest of the flock and fed not less
than five times daily.
Moistened mashes are best for
them. Use milk for moi stening the
meal. Skim milk will do. Have
mash just crumbly, not too wet. AT
first use equal parts of bran, corn
meal and rolled oats by measure,
gradually change the bran to mid
dIings until six weeks of age, when
the middIings should be about one
quarter of the mash. After this add
corn meal with little protein added.
Limit each flock to not more than ten
chicks. Give green food ad libitum.
Also some alfalfa each day. Let
these chicks run on an earth floor.
Early morning feed-gIain in litter
and bran III h"pper. Ten o'clock
what trey will eat of green food. AT
noon-tle c1umbly nash. At 2:3O
o'clock green food. At four O'Clock
mash again. Just before dark all
they will eat of cracked corn.
To mature the pullets feed as
follows (these should not be forced
like the broilers but fed for devlop-
ment and GROWTH:
Feed dry equal parts of cornmeal,
bran and ground oats, by measure.
for one-b bali of the ration and alfalfa
meal one half 1t is permissible to
moisten with sour milk and season
with salt. This can be the first feed
in the morning and the last feed at
evening. An hour prior to the even
ing mash give full feed of cracked
corn and wheat, equal parts. Keep
bran before them in hoppers. DO
not keep the pullets cooped but on
the range.