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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

Rep. Newell Smiths bill amending
the soldiers exemption act to put the
burden Of exemption upon the state
rather than the local assessment fell
by the wayside in the renewal of the
old legislative fued between Rep.
Smith and Rep. Moore. Those two
members have ben in several tits re-
Gently and when the Smith bill came
up Rep. Moore dragged out his AK and
proceeded to do job OF decapitation.
Rep. Moore had plenty of assistance.
The house had just given the old SOL
diers $4,000 for trip TO Gettysburg
and was in a particularly patriotic
frame of mind and after Rep. Moore
had made a stirring address, sentiment
seemed pretty strong against the
Smith mea sure. The motion to
strike out all after the enacting clause
prevailed in committee of the whole
and Rep. Smiths attempt to resus-
citate the measure on a record vote
on the question of concurring in the ac-
ton of the committe. was a failure.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

An almost total failure OF the wheat
crop in flooded districts of Ohio was
predicted by w. II. Kramer Of the ag-
ricultural experiment station at Woos-
ter, THE heavy rains OF themselves
were sufficient TO wash most of the
wheat out of the ground" said Kra-
mer.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

FRANK r. HOGeHS.
Elected State Highway Commissioners.
Kenzie, and one justice OF the peace,
while all of the other offices went to
the democrats.
The Progressives were victorious in
South Haven, electing II. w. Barnes.
mayor. Niles went democratic elect
ing William f. Phillips over the pres
ent incumbent who is a republican.
Mayor A. w. Chase, democrat, was re-
elected at Adrian.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

Inc extraordinary session Oh con-
xress opened, and Champ Clark was
reelected speaker of the house
An executive order issued by Presi-
dent Wilson forbidding. under heavy
penalty, the destruction of birds Of
plumage in the Panama canal zone
has been put into effect by the canal
commission.
The Democratic tariff revision bill
is completed. with the exception OF
final decision upon the sugar tariff
From beginning to end 1t is a measure
modelled IN accord with the ideas Of
President Wilson, with wool. meats,
and many other foodstuffs and cloth
ing materials on the free list.
.
President Wilson has definitely de-
cided to recognize the republic Of
China. The president caused Secre-
tary of State Bryan to summon the
diplomatic representatives Of the world
powers to the state department and
through them extend an invitation to
all nations to make the recognition
worldwide.
Removal of all tariff from raw wool
has been agreed upon between Presi-
dent Wilson and members of the house
committee on ways and means as the
result OF several conferences.
President Wilson will send to con-
gress the appointment OF Judge Il. X.
Campbell of Birmingham, Ala, to the
United States court of claims.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10


Christian Endeavor.
-
Frederick G. Thearle OF Chicago
was elected president of the National
Wholesale jewelers. association, which
closed it's sixth annual convention in
Providence. r. J. Thomas A. Fernley
OF Philadelphia was chosen secretary.
Frank 3. Tracy, editor of the Bos-
ton Transcript, whose disappearance
tl~ee months ago has been puzzling
his Iowa relatives, is admitted hope
lessly lost in an article printed in the
Iowa Alumnus in Iowa City. All effort
to find him has been abandoned.
Senior LauroN Mueller, foreign af
fairs minister of Brazil, will visit the
United States late this month or in
May to place on a more friendly basis
the relations of the two nations. Sec
rotary Bryan probably will settle the
San Paolo coffee controversy and tar
if matters.
Miss Josephine Wilson Cothran, the
White House baby, grand-niece OF
President Wilson. sailed from New
YoTh for Cherbourg. The infant was
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. p
c.. Cothran, and Mrs. Annie Wilson
Howe, the presidents sister. They
will spend the summer in Europe.
The second annual breakfast of the
Women's Democratic club in Wash
ington was given in honor of Mrs. vii
son, Mrs. Marshall and Mrs. Champ
Clark. Partisanship was barred
The American Academy OF Political
and Social Science met in Philadel
phia to investigate the high cost of liv
ing.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt, second daugh
ter of Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt, was
married at Oyster Bay, to DR.. Richard
Derby OF New York.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Depauw, widow OF
former Senator Depauw of Indiana
who founded Depauw university dice
at her home in Los Angeles, Cal, al
the result OF stroke OF apoplexy.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

FIRE believed to have been OF In
cendiary origin destroyed half OF q
business block in Oskaloosa, la. The
loss was 100000
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

Owing to the fact that II lacked one
vote, the Mobile bill, relative to the
regulation of fraternal insurance COM
panies, was defeated in the house.
Friends of the measure announce that
they will renew their fight in the near
future and express confidence that
they will be able to pass it, although
enemies of the proposition are exceed
The bill places fraternal insurance
societies under state regulation, re-
quires the officials to make statements
10 members as TO the exact standing of
the finances OF the organization and
oblige the establishment of rates
which will provide stable insurance.
Friends of the proposed short bal
lot which would enable the governor to
appoint all state officers with the ex-
ception of lieutenant governor, were
unabel to muster the two thirds vote
in the house required to pass the re-
solution to submit this constitutional
amendment, and the proposition is
dead for the present session.
The house passed the Mobile bill
introduced by Rep. Ashley which regu-
lates fraternal insurance societies.
lobbyists have spent considerable time
trying to kill this bill in the house.
Sneaker Currie and several other vet
Grams voted against this progressive
measure.
The bill introduced by Senator King
which is intended as a companion to
the Odell free text book bill. has been
passed by the senate. The King bill
requires publishers who sell books in
Michigan to give bond that they will
sell them as cheap here as they do in
other states. Senator Straight opposed
the bill, claiming il was not practical.
Senator Odell who pushed the free
text book bill through the senate.
says he will ask the house committee
on education to report out his bin at
once.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

Secretary of State Bryan made his
debut as leader of a Bible class in
Washington when he addressed large
meeting of men at the Columbia the
alter under the auspices of the District
Christian Endeavor.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10
Personal

w. d. Haywood. organizer for the
Industrial Workers of the World, was
discharged from custody at Paterson,
n. j., after hearing on charges Of
disorderly conduct and causing unlaw-
full assemblage in the silk mill-work-
ers' strike.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

w. l. Prince was elected mayor OF
Duluth under the city's new charter
providing for the commission form
government by FIVE votes. according tc
complete returns w. f. McEwan, tn
defeated candidate. will demand 70
count.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

BY suddenly declared strike. street
car service in Buffalo, N. Y, was
brought to a Btandstill and all employ
es of the International Railway com
pany are out Scenes of great disor-
der attended all attempts OF the COM
pany to run cars.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

Examinations will be held at all
army posts July IA next for civilian
candidates for appointments as second
lieutenants in the mobile army There
are only few vacancies, and appli-
cants have been instructed to address
the adjutant generals Office at Wash
ington for papers and information.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

Despite the wishes OF President
Wilson and Governor Fielder the New
Jersey legislature in session here adj
journed without having passed a bill
calling for jury reform. The promise
carried in the Democratic platform
last for measure providing for a con-
stitutional convention was also disre-
garded
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

Six strike rioters were shot by the
police in an attack on the plant Of
the Columbian Rope company in Au-
burn, N. Y, by mob of 300 persons.
Two Of the six are fatally injured.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

King Victor Emmanuel conferred
honors upon 1000 officers and men of
the Italian army who distinguished
themselves In the Tripolitan war.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

Fire OF undetermined origin practi-
cally led out the business section
of Smithville, Ga. -Four grocery
stores, poolroom, a drug store, a
hardware store and a meat market
were destroyed. The damage is esti-
mated at more than $4,000.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-04-10

In bitter fight with pirates on the
West river, near Hongkong, Chinese
soldiers shot one and captured six
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
Red Cross seals Every where

with the exception OF Florida and
Nevada. Red Cross Seals are on sale
iH one or more cities OF every state
~ the Union. and also In Hawaii aud
the Canal Zone In most Of the
states the sale has been organized In
every city. village and hamlet. Ey-
srg conceivable method OF convey
ace l. being employed In shipping
the seals from the various state head
q artcr- to local agents. from the OK
t,sn In Alabama aud Mississippi
ald tn. pack burro In Colorado. to
the express train and the automobile
in New York. These holiday seals
a., even being sold In mountain
ttmlets, where the snoW will prevent
t.- receipt Of returns for months
after th. nrst OF the year.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
>.u-. .s A4i......, n.,.

Estate OF Joseph r. Fem. deceased
Tn. undersigned. having been ,p-
pointed administrator OF the estate OF
Joseph T.. Fem. late OF the county OF
pt-ro. In the STATE Of Colorado. de-
ceased. hereby gives notic. that IL
viii appear before the county court of
.sid ot.fo county. at the court house
IN Ia Junta. In said county. on Mon
day, the ed day Of December. A d
1918. at the hour OF 10 o'clock a IN
OF said day, at which time all persons
having claims against said estate are
notified aud requested to attend for
the purpose OF having the same ad-
iusted All persons Indebted to said
..tai" are requested to max. imm -di .
at. payment to tn. undersigned.
Dated at la Junta. Colorado. this
9Th day OF November, A II. 1918
THE COLORADO SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
by G A B--rbohm. Cashier and Sec
r-tary. Administrator. OF the estate
OF Joseph r.. Fem. deceased
Fred \. Ssbiu. Attorney.
First publication. November Is. 1913.
Last publication. December IL. 1913.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
81 u Mons

state OF Colorado. County OF Ot-ro. ~
IL THE DISTRICT COURT
Lyman I. Baes aud J. Thomas Bagg.
Yates, i.ossb-ll- Mabel Bagg Kendall.
Calvin W hagg and Charles Nc
ouiston; Defendants
Tn. people of the stat. of Colorado
to MASm- A Carter tpotyD Yates.
Hosah-lle Mabel Bagg Kendall. cal
win ". bagE and Charles McQuiston.
the defendants above named. Greet
You are hereby required to appear Ia
an sction brought against you by tn.
above named plaintiffs In the district
court Of ct.ro county, state of Colorado.
and answer tn. complaint therein with
iu twenty days after the service here
OF " served within thi. county, or. "
served out OF this county, or by publ
cation. within thirty days after tn.
service hereof. exclusive Of III. day OF
service. OF Judgment 10y default viii
b- taken against you according to the
prayer OF the complaint And N copy
of the complaint Ia the above entitled
action be not served with this sum
mons or u the service hereof h- mad.
out OF this state. then ten days addi-
tioual to N" tim. h-r-inb.for. sp-ci-
fi.d Tor appearance aud answer VIII
b- allowed b-for. tn. taking OF judy
m-ut by default a. Aforesaid.
The said action II brought to obtain
partition. or an order for tn. sale "
i' - and -. In block ~, Of the town.
nov city Of - Jun'a. ot"ro county
tol"rad" according 10 the r"'oFn"h p'"'
thereof
A. viii more fully appear from the
complaint In said action to which r--
ference t- here made. copy OF which
u hereto attached.
And you are hereby notified that II
YOU fail 10 appear. and To answer the
said complaint a. above required. the
said piaiutiffs viii tax. Judgment
against you according to tn. prayer
OF the said complaint
Given under my hand and seal si Ia
Nna M Ia .NH.aH ~
o,toh~r \ T.. 1879.
tSEAi.l
\ MARSHALL
clerk of the District court
HlAuchs " Brown deputy
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
Important Meeting

Their" viii De meeting of the
C.sro county Agricultural Associa-
ton Saturday at 2;3o .. m. aud IL
D. hoped that every member will be
present at the meeting as there are
number OF questions OF great Inn
pHrtanc- Ia which every member
lhould be- Interested. It il important
that the meeting be called prompt.
;. at th. hour set In order that all
the business may be- transacted.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
- " Wu<s

r,ai" Of Colorado. County Of otst,
N TliE COUNTY spt'ItT
h"s-i' y Coats. plaintiff N.r.us u.,,.
"f' l. toats, defendant
ih' p"opl" OF the state of Colorado q,
Robert !. coats. tn. defendant 49,.
nam"d. ,.iiEErtSg
i"u ~" hereby required to appear In
hu aetl"n brought against Nuu bt tt.
aho'' named plaintlff IN the cnyui,
,oht' pt Hrfo county. stat. OF gal,fa,
40 anu answer tn. complaint tb.f.i,,
Nlthin thir,t dsss sfi.f ~. ssftis.,
i""li " sHf 81 Within tss stale az
iolnfaho. Of. " served out of the 49,.
~ colorado or BY publication. uItb,,,
ilf't JAS af,"f the .-srNie. h.r.nf 49,
'lurlf" OF ~" day of s.rVis. a. -
a.ti"h may be regularly srt fof trii
VIC sam" AH though suri nppusrsn,'.''
~ .'.h mhh" ~ i.su. had hra,
lolned on such complaint
n" -atd hrtinn is brought bY pist,.
WI =" obtain y decree Of tiNnrgs ~,
sowing tn" bonds Of mntrimonv ,a,.
"AiAtinH between piatutiff aud d.fst,.r
ant on th. ground of dsz.ftinn a,,a
n"ii rupi,ott Tor more than ono 49,.
last past -. viii NOR. fuiis apt,s, /,
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
81 " Mons

stat. of Colorado. county OF o,-ro. -
~ ThE COUNTY COURT
T. / Crockett. piaiu,iff " Lucy y
i.lns-nf.lt.r John y. Ling.uf.it-r. Il.
; B-ymer and Chsrlo,t. II b.ymer.
The p.opi. of IN. stat. of Colorado
linK.nf"itef, " Beyinrr aud char
ioit- a. neym-r, the defendants
above named. GVEETiSG;
You are hereby required ia appear In
an action brought against you 10y IN.
abov. named plaintiff in tho county
oour, of ot.ro county, stat. of colora.
.lthln twenty days after tn. s.rsic.
hereof " served within this county or
II served out Of this county, "r hf pun
urstion. Within thirtf days after tn.
..f,lr. hereof. exclusive OF III. day OF
service. or judgment by default VIII
b. taken against you according To
copy OF m. complaint tn tn. shoy. On
tiled action b- not served slth TINS
summons. OF u IN. ,-rNic" hereof be
mad. out Of thi. state. then ten day.
.aJitionai to III. tim. h.r.inh.for-
specified for appearance. aud answer
Will %. allowed before taking OF juhs.
m.nt by dsfaul, a, s,et..ald .,,,.
Judgment against the defendants Lucy
l.. iins-nf.lt~t. John ii.xsnI,h.i' =
and " : H~,n.r tor si:s: :. s"d IA,
sourt coats. to for-,io.s - mortgage
on lot. II aud ~. block u. psrk Ndai-
t,an to the city OF Rocky forh. '"i"ta-
,io. to have said premises sold aud the
nso..-ds thereof applied upon above
in.l.ht ~dn-.. to .~cuI" deficiency
iud men against l.ur, " iinasnfelt"r.
1ohn y iinxsnfettrr and " b~y'
msr. to have v receiver appointed Win
uo~. .r to collect all rsnt., i.su-. and
rrofit. of said premises iurius tore.
sle.ufs and redemption period anh .p.h
othst relief sA " meet and agreeable I"
,u,,Its as viii mor. fully appear from
tie complaint Ia said seion 10 whi.n
,,f.f.ns- I. hrt~ made, copy OF when
/. hereto attached.
Aud you are hereby notified thst
,ou fail to appear. aud TO answer the
saiJ complaint as sboN. required. she
said plaintiff viii take judsm"ns as IN
said complaint prayed
,ii..n under ~, hand rnd ,ss ,.,,,' ,.s'
Ma WV
ssEAf.p a, A. >,,.S,..,
Judge and Es.offi.ic Clerk o; the
Count, Court of otter" county '"'"
ny Mildred fieid. Deputy
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06

from complaint in said action IN which
.h,.,s mere made and a copy a;
Ah1 you are hereby notified thu, i,
you taii 70 appear. and 10 answer ,h..
saiS nInip;s1f nGI%p,nint IA, a. above required. the
ior the relief therein demanded
siVeh under my hand and fhs 49,,
OF sn' court ~ i-a Junta. in said cour.
y. W. MCDANIEL
'uax. and Ex-officio Clerk OF The
roum'y y Court OF ctero County. colo.
~ Mildred Field, Deputy.
first publication. November % ,.t,
list publication December 80 ,,,-
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
Notice ssv s.usss~sst,s.
United state. Land office at I

United states Land office at pu.hl.
colorado. November Il. 1913
Notice II hereby given that cia-.
Johnson OF La Junta. Colo. widow OF
'ohn e Johnson. deceased. who on 4. u :
tembrr -. 1910, made Homestead En-
Try No o. Beg. for east half. section 90
township 70 south. range ss west sixth
frihcipnl Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention TO make three year proof 10
rstabiish claim to the land above de
'crihed. befor. the Register and Ne
at Pueblo. Colorado on III. Esd day OF
December 1913
Claimant names as witnesses Ed.
ward VI. Binn-tte. Harry A kimmi. 81
NJ cundiff. and sam W Jenkins ali OF
Ia Junta. Colorado
Not coal land.
j. ". HAwt.EY Register
First publication November y, 1913
l.l.t puhlIca Ion. D.c..Inher 30 l.Il
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
$4,000 VOICES!
Ani n,ny A.. The Voices o' Ia Jun,s
peopls

Tbiry thousand voices VIA, I,
Srtni Chorus Ani that's n. mum
bet o. American men aud women vho
ar, publicly prslsins poans kidney
'iiis iar r-'l-t from hackaChe s.dnry
ami blsdd-r il. They say IL 20
fri'nis They tell % la N. home p,
Scrs Ia juni, p~op'. are 4, this
chorus Here's Ia lnnp cas.
c T. Horton. 30 Brlly..v Ave. "a
JunLs Colo. ssy. -, nosth. ago
: Ass, used Dosns kidney pills .h.n
~y back 80. lam. and tn. klansy
an,isn irregular Dosns kldney Pills
stopped my back from aching ana put
no IN good SHAPE recommend them
Z" snyons who Sas aIdnsy eomelslni-
u Your bsc. aeh-.-i' ,onr adnsYs
bo,hsr you. don't simply ask FOR = lid
ncs remedy a.. distinctly for Doan.
kitn.y pills, the sam. 'hs, MIR
Horton Asd--,hs remedy backed y,
A"ms testimony sos all stores. Foster
Milharn Co. Props, Busslo. y, Y.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
>k~sitt'. sale

~ virtue OF an execution issued gu,
"t a." slvrk'r office OF the Hounty
court or RIO tf1Udy county and state
of Colorado, aud To me directed Nherc.
h} ! am commanded to make the sum
81 'H" hundred and Twenty five bol.
lars and ~iAtNr four uuudrsatHs Dol.
ltrs. tl-ssb Hud costs OF suit tn.
amount of certain Judgment fHtently
obtained against D. ~ Webster ~
itN9r "t charles ~ wcaV-r Out of III.
of the .sid i Il WsGst.T% % '''''''
I hHN" levied on the follow Ing prop
'riFs t"rNit The east haif az III.
northwest quarter "f the uoT Tih.sst
quarter of section thirty t1sl
tuN NHshiu twenty Ystso t.sl north Of
rang" nfth eight tsst iu btsrn rpunty.
Colorado. containing tW"utE u.rr.
msud. shall expose for sale ~ rub.
ily auction al %" right uti. AMI inter-.
80 "t th' tioN" named y " Webster
bod and Go ~. above described rrap.r.
49, on Monday. the gsth Ia, ar frr.m.
hrf. 1914 at % o'clock a. m. 20 the
south front door Of thu ruunfr curt
h"u-' iu Ia iuuta, ntvro ,ouHfs roio.
Dated a. x Juu,a this snd say OF
December tlE
Ai.i.N VAST
sheriff of ptrru ,ua#ry.
lIrst publication. b-CFwhsT o. .IH.#
Last publication. December o. IHE4
>.'i-- "f ,ai..,m-., Ds,
H-At'' OF faalA - W unli deceased
The undersigned having been ap.
pointed administrator Of th. rHtrfr Of
EarI g wooif late Of tb. uurrre of
ttrru. iu N. state pf Colorado i,
ceased. hereby ElNrs notice fF4f Ia,
vii appear before tie county comet of
HAlt ptsfo COUNT. at tho court Flu..
lU Ia luutA. in said county. OF Non.
dah. the Nth dAN Of nsgsmhsr A IL
~ said hHy at which tim. IN n.-a,p.
having claims against said estate AZ,
notified and requested to attend Tor
90" purpose of having th. same al.
lustrd All persons Indebted o. LID
estate hf" requested TO msk. immsJi.
At. pay to the und.fsiEn.d
Dated Ht Ia junta foior4hD mi.
- " WOODY
N,,nlnistr.tor of th" "stat" of Elri q
" Golf. deceased
Geo \ kllEor. ATTORNEY
tlr.i publication November ~. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
N..'-- s., r.a,,..,....
United state. land ono. :,

hi,sa state. Land Office AZ Pueblo
=, Notic. ~ hereby given that Edward
-. nnhettr. OF la Junta. Colo. Who on
S..p,e"S-r ~ 1910. made Hom..t.ad
t.htrs 40 "iIs,5. Tor north half sec.
ton .s. township 20 south. rang. \;
wet SKIN Principal Meridian. has m
- houce OF Intention to make thr.-
ft' proof. to establish claim to tbs
iand above described befor. the Regis,
yer anu receiver of the United : ate.
lana oftice. Al Pueblo. Colorado. or.
thr sd day OF December 1918
Claimant names as Mitp.,...- ..t.
Johnson Harry y. kimml~ NJ II -,
ili aud : W. Jen-inS. all OF IL Iucts
Colorado -'N =
Not coal land
}. W HAwi.EY. Register
flrst publication, November as 1915
I..st puDlIcatlon DeCcmher 20. lsls
La Junta tribune., 1913-12-06
What the Farmer, Need.

The American farmer needs scien-
,fic aid. Man for man the Ameri-
can farmer produces twice rs much
as the farmer OF Europe. but he re-
ouir.s four or five times the area to
do IL. His methods are poorer. but
his operations are larger.
In European farming there Is more
hand and less machine work than
Nith US. There often the whole fam
lly is in the field for long hours OF
yru.lling labor Tnis means
p.a,an, farmer. and this We certain
IS do not want.
our need Is the best farm methods
that can be carried on by machinery.
cultiya,ing smaller areas In better
manner. II Is better to raise so bu-
shells Weld. say, OF corn, on 80 acres
than 80 bushels yield on so acres
Too often farming large areas means
two crops on the same land, l. e.
grain and weeds.
An hour cutting seecs In August
b.for. seeding saves days fighting
their offspring the next year.
The Lever Agricultural Extension
BIN. recently passed provides for a
trained farm demonstration or "coun-
~ agent To carry to the farmer In
III. field the best methods and
show him how to apply them. In
other words. how to increas. his
Yield, how to build up his soil. how
To decrease the cost OF production.
how to increas. farm profits and how
to shorten his hours OF labor by an
incr.as. OF brain power. The farm
dcmonstrstor will quicken interest
In farming among the young. He
will show them the splendid oppor-
and the larg. and sure re-
ward scientific farming opens to
them: that 1t is big business. an in
t.resting business, dixnified bust
ness. and. when coupled with brains.
industry and patience. the best and
safest business In the world
The farm demonstrator or "coun-
ty agent" will connect the farm with
the source OF scientific kno~ledge
He will aid In building up com
munity spirit will aid in co-opera-
tive movements and educational and
social development, out of which will
grow higher typ. OF citizen-the
worlds most valuable and necessary
scientific. efficient and
farmer
The passage Of the Lever bill viii
Ia du. time doubl. tn. efficiency OF
ia. ayerag. American farmer by
III. poorer farmer up to the
present average farmer and raising
ia. latter to the standard of the pre-
sent best farmer. II Is the opinion
OF nearly every authority upon the
subject. both al HON. and abroad.
that the Lever bill or show me"
plan l. the only on. that will effec-
lively reach the great inert mass that
most needs help but who do not real
iAe IL our best farmers OF today ar.
abl. Ia take care OF themselves
Howard ". Gruss. President Nation
Al Soil Fertility League.