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New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Rio 10 Janeiro. Aug l7-Mon'e Perede Gen
Kobe. Aug lS-Ambria Ger. New York VIA
SINGAPORE. Hong Kong. oic
Bombav. Aug 10 Rappcnfels Ger. New loih
Bsyre. Aug ao-Jan Van Nassau pu;ch'. New
York via West Indies and Venezuela fof
,.isoIrnc Aug 2o-rheiufels 6Gerj. Nev York
via cane Town. Torsdal ,NoD, New YORK
via cape Town and Port Natal -.
Auckland. Aug 2i-Star of scotland thrr Ne"
York via Cane Town. etc.
poulorne. Aug Il . q m-Rott-rdsm fDuich.
Vew York via Plymouth for Rotterdam 'and
r,isbg1srd. Aug q. 7.SO m-Caronia (BD.
New YORK for Liverpool 'snd proceeded al
Huii Aus 20 Monkkshayen BD. Montreal
cr'ooI sre at -caronia ,Rrl. New York
Talu Bar. Avg 21-Ocean Monarch 'hri. New
Roterisu. Aug o. 6 p m-R'tterdsm DUTCH.
naples. Aug II, e a m-venezla Gr. New
p,sya5, a9rE anI Apg n. p m Brandenburg GER.
Ihlladop phia and New York
SAILED.
pabia. Aug 2o-siame-e Prince oBD from
santos and RIO de Janeiroi. New York.
Earbador. Aug 2o-Danube tBrl from Ne"
VorE Via Kingston. Colon. etci so Hampton.
..rster.laIn. Avg 2O-Psula GER. New York
VuIl. Aug eO-Bunalo Gr. New York
Messins. Aug 2O-Uitonia CbD from Trieste)'
New York a., ,,, N
Queenstown. Aug u. 3l2 m-Majestic tBD
from southampton and cherbourg), New
York. -
southampton. AUG ~ i''' !" i'i''-'"'
(Ger) New York.
port Natal Aug IS-English Monarch tBr)
from New York;. Ccbu.
Bremen Aug q. 2 p m-i'rankfuri GER, New
York and Baltimore.
PASSED.
.1picrs Aug 1s-Kaiomo tBrl New York FOR
Aden. Singapore. etc. -
Perrin Aug 2O-lndrani (Br, New York for
Yokohama. , ,,,,-,,,.
Sagres. Aug 2l-Stampalia dtaD. Philadelphia
and New York fOr Genoa.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned. the New York Connecting Ran
road Company has made application 10 the
Public Service Commission for me flrht us
trirt for mo approyaI by said Commission OF
certain mortgage to Guaranty Trust Com
pany OF New York trustee. dated May 81
1913 and for the issuance OF the bonds pro
yided for therein. and. pending the issuance
~ euct hands for the Issuance OF SOOOVVJ
Of a. per cent three year notes and that said
application viii be heard by ana before the
crrr1tnIssion al its Office No ia Nassau Street.
p,ra',eb ~ Manhattan city Of New York. on
,ho 2rd da, of September. 1913 AZ 200 = NJ
TI,E NEW YORK CoNNES,IIN" KAibhoAo
Ev FRANK r. HAFF, Treasurer.
Bv the Commission,
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.


Destination and steamer $50 Z NJ.
ia an. C0rea. China and Philippine
Islands yis Vancouver and Victoria
C-Emprcss Of India. .....-.-.... To-day
Hawaii via san Francisco Wihel-
nina ......................... To-day
Japan. Cotoa and China especially ad-
Maru ....................... Aug %
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, except West Via Van
ccuver and Victoria r Niagara AUG 90
Hawaii Japan. COrea. China and
Philippine Islands Cvia san Fran
cisco iIchina ..-...........-....-... Aug 20
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
via San Francizcoj-U : Transport Aug 81
Tahiti Narqu.sas. Cook Islands and
Now Zealand. ana especially sd-
addressed foi Australia via san
Francisco NlauuN ................ sept n
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
ELECTRIC sPARKLER KILLS GIRL.
~ TeIcrranh IL - TrihnrcI

iBv Telegraph TO Tho Trihurc.I
Montclair. y. J.. Aug. 21.-Harriet Mil
Ter. four-year-old daughter OF Isaac NIL
Ter. OF No. eJ Forest street. was playing
with a supposedly harmless electric
sparkler i'm front Of her home tonight.
when her clothes caught FIRE. She died at
the Mountainside Hospital
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
suRRoGATE'S NOTICES.

IN Pursuance OF AN ORDER of HON.
Robert Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice Is hereby given
10 all persons having claims against Fred
erika Gade. late Of the County OF New York.
deceased. TO present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers at their place OF
transacting business at the Office OF Ashbel
p Fitch. Mott & Grant their attorneys No.
~ Nassau street. in the city OF New YORK.
on or before the hrst day OF December next.
Dated. New York the 18th day of May.
PHILIP KRIEGER.
HARRY WACKER.
Executors.
AsHREI. p FITCH. MOTT & GRANT. At
torneys for Executors 81 Nassau Street
New York city
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
CAMINETTI ON TRIAL TUESDAY.

San Francisco. AUG. 2l.-The case Of +.
Drew Caminetti, charged with violating
the Mann white slave act, was called
to-day and set over for trial until Tues
day. Camiiuetti is a codefcndant with
Maury J. Digs. who was convicted last
night and held i'm $4,000 bail
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
ilRNY AND NAVY NOTES|
Military Estimate of $4,000,
mo Sure To Be Pruned.
IRON The Tribune Bureau
Washington, August q.


PREPARING FOR APPROPRIATIONS.
leaders in Congress are already
,t.s,ipr keen interest concerning the
11n.,ss 1ain,I 10 be submitted this year from
''' T,or and Navy departments for the
'n' A..ol wear. II Is necessary 10 have
y" n.tinsfes ready IN the two depart
% -, about this time Of year in order to
''n. .ss House and Senate Military and
...y.I committees an opportunity to
N..,,,e them and conduct the requisite
-.,,stion before the appropriation bills
.,rs passed o.
readers 10 have the army and navy
.,stes reduced 10 the minimum. and an
,-,o,ion Of the necessity Of this has
~. ,mparted 10 the Secretaries Of War
..5 yayy. The naval estimates are not
,esdv for the perusal Of Secretary
...,sls The army estimates have been
60 upon To some extent by Secretary
rr.-r;son. and 10 has become known that
,bsv now stand they call for an eX-
..s,,ure Of not less than $4,000. 600.
,..lsss this is radically cut by Secretary
s.-4son and the President there will be
'..,bls for the military authorities at the
capitol
We're an army bin carrying $4,000
,n reported from the House Military
c,rr,ittee Il would raise a row 1t
..,gid he subjected to all sorts Of attacks
=, tbs Democrats. who have committed
.t,,,sslves 10 n policy ~ economy in the
-,,,sr OF military expenditures. Army
.,.,ra,es amounting 10 s115.000. 900 rep
,,.s,t a larger appropriation for the
,,rl,srv establishment than in any year
,l,,s the Civil War. with the exception. Of
,,.-ss Of Il SOS. when special provision
,,S 10 be made for the Spanish war
y js understood that this excess ot
army estimates is caused by the approval
=, the Secretary Of War Of much special
7sork in the way Of new construction ar
.-nv posts Whatever may be the cause.
,hs estimates Will not he approved h.
congress. and 70 army estimates amount
.,r 70 St15. 900 600. or fully 100000 in
excess Of what has been expected. are sent
IN Congress there will be some drastic
,ulring Of tho recommendations at the
Capitol
This situation does not improve the re-
atoms which exist between the House
nd Senate Military committees and the
Var Department
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

BI'TLER valet. useful, thoroughly competent.
willing industrious, strictly temperate
three years' excellent references, city, country.
Industrial Agency. Il West ~ 81 -
CHAUFFEUR Thoroughly e1pcrienced 81
,.II.u- fucrlaui,. German. not afraid ~
hard work. highly recommended. strictly ten
pprate. city, country. Industrial Association
II West 42d 30.
COUPLE English and Ioilander, butler ana
valet: wife cook and hOu-cNeepcf. excellent
manager bachelor apartments or private fam
uv. highly recommended. city or country. IN
ouFfra' Association. IL Ncst ~ si. -
COACHMAN. gardener useful industr,ous
voting man. strictly temperate very willing.
four ycsrs' excellent references. country pre-
Industrial Association. II Vest a. ~.
i.c-FI D.. MAN S25. coed all around man. out
side work. garden. hor %. COW. chlchers e,,
refcrouces william. Mathevson Agency SIS
6th ave. Tel. 37s Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22

Steamers Guantanamo tC.harf. Havana. "a.
earire Itan RaItimor.. Marianne Obrl. FtiIa
delphia. Delaware ,Rr Philadelphia. Mae.
Phiadelphia. SiRisuuud Ger. lnagra. Ham
I.oU Norfolk and Newport News. city ~ -
vannah. Savannah; ~ Vale. Galveston. edHo
1pr, pbiladelphla: Amcrika Ger. Hamburg
Ccltic (Bn, Liverpool, Comanchc. Galveston
Guantanamo lCutanl. Havana Esncranza, ia
vaua: LAnane. Charleston ana JachSonFiHe
Trinz Sigi4muud Ger. lnagla.
Sandy Hook = Aug u. ?.3o m wind
,outh-southeast; Hight breeze. clear. lieh' sea
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
POISON KILLS AFTER 7 DAYS.


TFr0m Inc TrIbuHe 'oTrosV0nde0'T
Passaic. y. J.. Aug. 2l-Robert Pollara.
Of Clifton who took forty-hve grains OF
bichloride OF mercury a little more than
seven days ago. died this morning. He
swallowed the poison August l3, following
q qua rrel with his father
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22

Highest temperature yesterday, u degrees ,at
II a M: lowest, g.; average. 81; average toI
cOrresponding date last thirty-three years -
Local forecast: Increasing cioudinesf' IoI-
Ioved by showers to-day aud o-morroW'
slightly warmer to-day, with moderate to oriSh
southeast to southwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22

Local OfficisI Record.-The following oni-
cisi record from the Weather Bureau SHOWS
the changes IN the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. in comparison with the cor
responding date OF last year;
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

IA Lorraine, reported as !. .o45 miles east Of
SANDY Hook a. 4:20 a m YESTERDAY Is expected
10 dock Saturday forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
ORDERS IssUED.-The following army
and navy orders have been ISSUED:
ARMY

Following changes coast artil'ery ordered.
Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE r. LANpERS;
from command Fort Mckinley, 20 command
For, Washington and coast defences Of the
Potomac vice colonel HENRY G.. DAVIS,
from command Fort Washington and coast
dsiences of Potomac 20 command Fort Mills
shd coast detences, Man4a ltsl -, L't. emu
Is vice Colonel JOHN ". EJCkMAN. Il
United states.
y.j5r DILLARD H. CLARK, retired from
Bees Military Academy. Scpiemner =.
tailed professor military science, New Mex
20 College OF Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts September 7. sice Major CHARLES =
GEORGE. retired. 20 home. ..,.-r,r,
ls.h Infantry, is placed on list detachsd "l
fosTs September -. and name OF captain
EERKELY ENOCHS. General Stan, re
moved tre~cfro0I. captain ENOCHS relieved
as member General Stsn Corps. september
:. assigned 18Th Infantry. September -.
Name ~ Captain HOWARD l.. i-Al bA'lt'
20 Infantry. placed on list detached oi
feers and name OF Captain HARhlSON d.
PRICE. infantry. removed therofr'n, Cap
Ain PRICE from Purdue University, as
srned 18th Infantry, sept emoer .
,sgtain SOLOMON =. NESI Al. fetired' 1e-
rsTed Instructor military drill and tactics.
Noun, Tamalpais Military Academy. san
~, T1'1'.s TlsutSnant WILLIAM V. CARTER. 6th
Csvalry transferred 7th Cavalry October %.
70 san Francisco via Fort Des Moines' sail
ing October . fOr Philippines. .....,,
-ry Lieutenant LLOYD =. MAGRCpER,
cast artillery from ia company. t'dSt
Arrilerv 10 unassigned list, cctaued ~
sr4et0r-instrticfor Coast Artillery h"sei Ees
Of Georgia. 20 Savannah. - -.
<svs Of absence. Captain MAL'ol.M J.. AN-
DRUSS coast artillery. two months.
NAVY.
.e1,snants Gunior grade) T. NJ. kNoN' de-
iaehed the Washington. ana c. Q. Gill de-
tschsd the Alabama; home. wait orders
.nsEn LEWIS HANCOCK. Jh.' coiiiH'dh1
the CO -
fsf Gunner DAVID HEPBURN. placed on
retire. list: home.
gs,hnis, T. F. BEECHER. navy ward. Bos-
,s.istsn, Surgeons p. II. FOSTER. FRED
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
Female

AA-COOK-Youns Protestant; M vssn-
ing. SD p. Miss Hofmayers Agency 80
9Th ave, pth floor. Telephone 452t hadl-
son -.
COOK-First cIass also waitress. excellent
reference FOR both. wages s2o and 500,
city or country. Domestic Exchange. "a
columbus ave. near 10Th II. schuyler Sl"p
NURsE-To groom children. very neat. tidy
Young irish Lirl. one year reference
u,ag,s 600 10 So Domestic Exchange, 324
columbus ave. near 10Th ~. Schuyler sl"o
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
HELP WANTED.
Female

COMPANION AND sECRETARY.-A widow
Of middle age. desires young woman OF
refinement who b. competent stenosTaphei
% act IN above capacity. Applcani hust ma.
tirI,cst cbar.cter references ana he willing 10
travel Address in detail G. ). W" Irlbuhe
Itrlnu-n nHlre 1Ah4 RroadWar.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
CARPET CLEANING,

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular.
Tel 46a2 -46g3 Bryant 431-43g West i5th St
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
on floor 1888 Broadway. al East isth st
COE & BRANDT. Tel. 1j2-3eth-
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22

BY VIRTUE. Of chattel mortgage. J.
strauss auctloneer. sells this day. at llth
ave. and 10Th ST., AT If a. m. nfty-seven Gar
ford motor trucks chassis No. 2s8C, 327C, 82iB.
g21R. 2O9C. 1919, 1921. 27sC, 1901, l6)J. lJdJ.
1851 2oGJ. 1921. 333C. 1909. 2OsC, 297B. 329C,
a30C. a2sC 1911 1881. l76J, 1901, ll8J. 32s
iSOI. 3i5C. 1871. 1851. 81iC, 17Iy, ls4J, lS9J
icoT 807C' sl3C, 3iGB. 3l9B. 323R. 1921. 1871,
322R 332C, 33AC y. y. Mall O. To II. y l..
90 August 22tal3 ~ order OF Attorney in
Fact for Mortgage.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
AUCTION SALES.

FOR sALD AT PUBLIC AUCTlON.-By virtue
o. and under and in accordance with. the
terms of an agreement between the under
signed and the Menhaden Fishing Company
relative 70 the sale Of the ship Mills said
agreement being dated March y, 1911, ana
fled IN the United states custom House. Port
and city Of New YORK. County and State OF
New York and a supplementary agreement
dated November n. 1912 filed In the same
place shall sell at public sale or auction the
said shin "Mills" al the shipyard Of the sped J.
den ahpbuldng company. Boston and Ken
wood streets. Baltimore. Nd. at noon. August
o. 1918 where she IL now located and sub
ject 20 inspection. -
said ship Mills is steel steamer. S3
feet In length ~ : feet beam. twin screw
trlpls expansion engine. Scotch type boilers.
steam Wlndlass. steam steerer steam cap
stan. etc. o., ,.
Dated Sew York. y. Y. August Is. 1913.
OGDEN MILLS
Ry +. l. Crosthwaite. Agent.
eT-FyTSON, JENNINGS q RI SELL.
Attorneys. - Broad street,
Borough " Manhattan. New York city. ~ Y.
DANIEL II. HAlNE
Attorney 49,.
Merchant and Miners building baltimore. Nd
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22

= a. Hissss'''"o y "''''''''
Oficial observations taken AZ Jnited std'eS
weather bureaus at 8 p. m. yesterday follow
Nyoafhcr
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
nkiCk =, CERES and p l.. CRAWFORD.
VI. X. G, commissioned
MOVEMENTS OF These
movements of vessels have been reported
TO the Navy Department:


ARRIVED.
avg. la-The Glacier. at san Diego.
aug 1.-THE Dolphin at New York ward the
illinois, az Southern Drill Grounds. the
Arethusa. at Port Arthur: the Alabama at
HAMPTON Roads; the Nashville. at Roston :
the tyclops, AT Norfolk Yard the Jupiter.
AZ I1ouon, the Nhipple. the Hopkins the
PeuI Jones the Perry and the Truxtun. at
san Diego.
SAILED.
aug l9-The Glacier. from San Diego for
Mare Island
Aug. 2O-The Dolphin. from North River. New
York City. for New y ork ward: the string
nam, from Norfolk for Annapolis tho MI
nois. from Hampton Roads for southern
Drill Grounds: the Nashville from Boston
for Newport, the Cyclops, from Hampton
Hoads for Norfolk. the Hannibal, from
North River New York city. for Ports
mouth, the Jupiter from Marc Island for
Itburon: the Whipple the Hopkins. the
Paul Jones the Perry and the TruNtun.
from San Pedro for san Diego: the Chester.
from Boston for Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


Mall Vessel
Vessel For Line closes sails
- Paul. Southampton Am. $50 a m 1900 a IN
SURNAME, Belle. In Fruit. $3.50 m 1900 m
Maracas Grenada Red y. 1000 a m 1900 m
= Nillem l. Itayti. RDWI. II 80 IN 300 m
NiSilancIa. Nassau. Ward .l2:OO 800 p m
Port Antonio. Jamaica 100 IN
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teacher Arency.-
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov
erncsses etc. 10 colleges. SCHOOLS and ram
plrs Apply 10 Nrs NJ J. YOUNG FULTON.
q Union square.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
TVefweITINe AND TYPEwRITERs
LOST sANKBOOkS.

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau st. Catalogue
free: all makes taken part payment, pa saln'
Ia, Rerpiugtous OliNcrs. SInituh
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SunrsA. 5sl8. sunset go. moon rises. 9l2
noon . age 20.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22

lost -Rankbook No 44j.JG7. Bank for Sav-
ings. $50 4th ave, New 1orh- ray "ie"'
stopped Please return book 10 BANK
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22

HIGH WATER.
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22
Humidity,

, a. m.......@Ilp ?. m.....H sp. m...'..'s
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22

Str ..sHINNECOCK' OF Montauk Steamboat
TSuTs $50 p M: sat. 100 p. NJ
New-York tribune., 1913-08-22

MONDAY. ArGTS
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-07-24
HOTTEST DAY IN
SEQUATCHlE VALLEY

SOUTH PITTSBURG, July IL
Tuesday was the hottest day ever ex-
perienced in the city of South Pitts
burg, the thermometer registering 1G
in the shade, and several prostrations
have been reported from different sec
tons of the county AS a result of the
intense heat. The worst case was in
this city, when Carl Padgett, an en-
ploye of the Haskew Lumber Co., be-
came overheated and for several houIs
his life was despaired of. All the doc
tors of the city were called in to wait
on the young man, and after several
hours he became conscious and at a
late hour he was resting easy and the
attending physicians state that he will
soon be able to be out again. Padgett
was engaged in loading d car at the
Haskew Lumber company. together
with several hands, and at about 9 O.
clock he succumbed to the heat, and
on account of his illness the lumber
company suspended operations for the
rest of the day.
1t Is reported that several of the
moulders at the plant of the FL. Wetter
Manufacturing company were over
come by the heat and had to be carried
home.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-07-24
POPULAR COUPLE
UNITED IN MARRIAGE

SOUTH PITTSBURG, July II
The Southern Methodist church of this
city was the scene of most beautiful
wedding vest r6ay afternoon when
Miss Mary McRea became the bride of
Mr.. Hugu A Griffith, both parties
being residents of this city. The
church was eldborately and beautiful
" decorated FOR the occa lion, and ow-
Ing to the wi1e connection and promi-
'nfnce OF the contracting parties, a
iarga crOWu was present to witness the
ceremony, Which was performed by
Rey Jesse f Benton, pastor of the
,N, E Church, south, at $50. After
the ceremony the wedding party was
rendered an informal reception at the
residence of Mrs. o. r. Beene, after
Which tho young couple left on the
1855 train for points in North Carolina
On q wedding tour.
8 The bride is one of Marion county's
most beautiful ana popular young la
dies and is admired for her loveliness
of character and beautiful disposition.
The groom IL the assistant cashier of
the First National bank of this city
and is one of the County's successful
andprominent young business men.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-07-24
TIE VALLEY BEHIND
',.i5; ssssae.;. 9.,. s'.crn" IN POULTRY PRODUCTS

cred aud they quickly deterorate these
hot days The principal reason for
this is the fact that the male bids are
allowed to run with the female all the
year round and the fertile eggs pro-
duced as result quickly undergo
change owing to the high temperature.
In other words, they begin to incub-
ate and are soon unfit for food. IF the
roosters we're all sold or penned up
after the breeding season was over the
eggs would all be sterile and would
keep fresh very much longe- thae fer
tile eggs would. There is an idea in
the minds of some of the people that
the male bird is necessary for the pro-
duction of eggs This is absolutely un-
true. The function of the male bird is
simply to fertilize the eggs 80 that
they will hatch. When eggs are not
desired for hatching purposes tho male
bird is worse than useless among the
hens. In fact, the heIs will likely
lay few more eggs when kept separ-
ate from the male than they wall when
he is with them. This is very prac
tical point and should be remembered
by everyone who is interested In the
production of eggs.
Another thing that keeps southern
eggs low in the markets is the size of
the eggs we produce, have repeated
ly been TO the egg boxes in the stores
in this section and been surprised at
the smallness of the eggs found there.
A small egg does not bring as much
in the markets as a large one. This
is also very practical point. The
for the small egg is better
stock of chickens aud better care
Everyone should raise pure bred chick
ems. They have been proven many
times to be superior in every way to
the dung hill variety and the satisfac-
tion of handling good fowls is not to.
be overlooked. Pure bred chickens of
any of the desirable breeds will lay
large eggs that will bring the top price
in the northern markets if they are
given anything like the right care
and attention
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-07-24
b..
CHICKEN FkAcIER, ="
Jasper, Tenn.

+. Several million dollars worth OF
poultry are shipped annually frou
Morristown, Tenn Just few years
ago only $50, 600 90 per year was sold
from that town This shows what can
he done in the POULTRY line by the ex-
'ercise Of little energy and common
sense.
\ Sequachee Valley is as good a place
10 raise poultry of all kinds as any
part of the state. All we need to make
this valley come to the front along
that line is energy rightly, applied.
Five hunlred turkeys in one drove,
raised by one man, have been driven
INTO Morristown in the past year.
doubt whether so turkeys were raised
in this whole territory last year. ]
know 1t rained every day during the
breeding season and so it did at Nor
fistown. What we need is people that
know how to do things and are will
Ing to go up in the collar sufficiently
hard to do them whether the weather
is favorable or not. Poultry should
be very much more largely produced
in this valley than 1t is now and bet
ter grade of'po1ltry should be raised,
Our local produce man tells me that
be has to handle ten cases of eggs or
more to select one. case of really first
slass eggs. .At this season of the year
imagine the number would be doub-
ed owing to the prevalence Of rotten
snd dirty eggs.
There are few little things that
seep our southern eggs from being
luoted as high as they should be on
-ho northern market. Our farmers
3sy 10, attention to where their hens
ay and the result is a large number
If dirty eggs. These bring price
nuch lower than IA clean egg does. A
&tle care to the nesting places of our
lens would pay us very richly.
Another thing, the farmers are very
afeless about gathering the eggs at
his season of the year. As result
here are many old or even rotten
ggssfnd their way to market in the
umiher time. Eggs are frequently
GOT for several days after being gath
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1913-07-24
Unsightiy Face Spots.

Are cured by DR.. Hobson's Eczema
Ointment, which heals all skin erup-
tions, No matter how long you have
been troubled by itching, burning or
scaly skin humors, just put a little of
that soothing antiseptic, DR.. Hobson' s
Eczema Ointment, on the sores and
the suffering stops instantly. Heal
ing begins that very minute. Doctors
use it in their practice and recommend
it. Mr. Alleman, of Littletown. Pa. +,
says: "Had eczema on forehead; DR..
Hobsons Eczema Ointment cured it
in two weeks. Guaranteed to re-
lieve, or money refunded, For sale by
Whitwell Drug Co, Wbitwe1l, Tenn
Price so. Pfeiffer Chemical Co.,
philadelphia ana st Louis