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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29
CABBAGE IN THE FIELD


manure can be turned under previous
to planting in the fall II fertilizers
are used ut planting time they should
carry normal quantities of phosphOric
acid and potash, but only Il small per
centage OF nitrogen. There are two
reasons for this: ID A slow vegetative
growth is desired ut this season in or
der that the plant may be prepared to
withstand the most trying period of the
winter; (2) nitrogen. if applied literally
when the plant is small, will, because
of its solubiity. be lost as the plant
will not be able to use it as fast as II
becomes available. Then. too, a liberal
amount of nitrogen available at this
period would induce Il rapid. succulent
growth. which would make the plants
tender and unfit them for passing the
severe weather of the winter.
a satisfactory fertilizer for the plant
ing season will carry ~ or . per cent
Of nitrogen, q to s per cent of phOSph0r
ic acid and about 10 per cent of potash
This fertilizer should be scattered
broadcast over the area at the rate Of
1000 to 100 pounds per Bulle-
tin United States Department of Agri
culture.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
FINAL ACCOUNT.

On Probate No. 72sl
In the superior court of kittitas
county, state OF " ashinyton.
In the matter of the estate of
Joseph Bacs, deceased
Notice is hereby given, that J. ii
Wippcl, the administrator of the cs-
tate of Joseph Bacs, deceased, has
rendered and presented tor settle
mcnt, and filed in the above entitled
court his final account of his admin
istration of said estate; and that
Monday, the Both day of June at IL
O'Clock a NJ, at the court house in
the ci1y of Ellcnsburg, has been duly
appointed by The SAID court, for the
settlement OF said account, at which
time and place any person Interested
in said estate may appear and file
exceptions in writing to the said ac-
count and contest the same.
Dated this 10Th day of May, AID.
1913.
VIM. NEW STRUM,
County clerk and cX-officio
clerk of the superior court Ofkittitas
county, state of Washington
Published May 20, 1913.
Until June 20, 1913.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO FILE
CLAIMS.

In the Superior Court of the State OF
Washington, for Kittitas county. In pro
bate.
In the matter of the estate of william
L. Evans, deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that letters OF
administration on the estate of William
L. Evans. deceased. were granted to the
undersigned on the 10th day of February
1913. by the said Superior court
All persons having claims against said
estate. are required to present them with
the necessary vouchers to me at the law
office of Pruyn & Hoeffier, attorneys for
the estate, Ellensburg. Washington. or
to me. at my home ranch on Thorp Prair-
lie, Kittitas county. Washington, within
one year after the date of this notice, or
they shall be forever barred.
Dated at Elensburg. Wash. this 2lst
day of April 1918.
DAVID OWEN EVANS.
Administrator of the Estate of William
l.. Evans, deceased.
First insertion April "a. 1913
Last insertion May %. 1918.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29
STUFF BEHIND THE CROP.
lt's Always There-Suocessfui Farm.
ino Means Discovering IL,

Behind every big crop you will find
the stuff that made 1t grow. 1t may
not all be in the form Of finely
ground dust purchased In bag. nor in
q crop plowed under, nor in heavy
application of barnyard scrapings. but
wherever there is the big crop there
must be the abundance of available
elements to produce it. There are 9TH
er things than fertilizers that make
crops grow.
The old Englishman Tull claimed
that "tillage Is fertilizer" and II you
mean by fertilizer something that
brings fruitful return Tull was about
right.
If you are in the field when the crop
that makes the remarkable yield is
planted you will usually find deep and
careful blowing and repeated harrow
ing. rolling and dragging that pro-
duce perfect seed bed, firm below.
free from clods. fine on the surface to
hold moisture during drought Con-
tinue to watch this crop and you will
find that the tillage is frequent and
careful; that there is an extra dose Of
fertilizer added just before fruiting
time. The invariable tendency Is to
hasten seeding by neglecting tillage.
and quite as invariably 1t is a mis-
take. A few days in planting have
little to do with the yields Of most
crops, but an extra narrowing Of the
seed bed may mean great deal. Those
who skimp on tillage are usually bless.
ed with naturally perfect soil Of
sand and loan. but they usually have
a shortage of natural fertility which
they must make good
If you must skimp on tilage do 1t
after the crop Is planted. but have first
conditions right Gentleman.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29
Consultation Cured.

Dr. Kings New Life Pills will re-
lieve constipation promptly and get
your bowels in healthy condition
again. John Supsic. of Sanbury. Pa
says: They are the best pills | ever
used. and I advise everyone to use
them for constipation, indigestion
and liver complaint" Will help
you. Price Csc. Recommended by
Owl Drug Store, j. II. Van Gesen.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29
Ono Way With the Labor Problem.

A good way to solve the labor prob
lem which threatens to become so Sc
rious Is to build comfortable cottages.
provide conveniences for them; plant
orchards, lay out gardens and employ
man with a family. one who appre-
ciates the value of comfortable home
in addition to his wages. There is re-
liable la Dor for farms, but it is difficult
to induce men to accept fair wages and
live without home comforts. - Farm
and Ranch
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29
For San Jose Scale,

Ground lime is not as good as stone
or lump quicklime for making lime
sulphur wash. but 1t can be used In
crease the relative proportion of lime
about onefOurth and boil more thor
oughly. Use twenty to twenty-five
pounds lime, fifteen pounds flowers of
sulphur and boil for one and a half to
two hours with enough water to cover.
Strain and dilute to fifty gallons. Ohio
Farmer.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29
Horsepower Of q Lightning Flash.

The horsepower" Of bolt Of light
ming which struck a house In Hesse
last summer has been calculated by a
German scientist at no less than So.
600. The calculation was based upon
the fact that the lightning instantly
melted two large nails. An electric
current Of 200 amperes and 10000
volts might, 1t Is said. have accom-
pushed the work in one second, but
the lightning did 1t in very small
fraction Of q second.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29
Alfalfa For the SiIo.

Any crop of alfalfa may be put into
the silO. but the first one is usually the
best because, first. it is coarser than
the following crops. and. second, it
comes on ut n season of the year when
there Is more Or less rain to interfere
with curing crop of hny.-Hoard's
Dairyman.
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Glover and Manure Are Partners.

The belief that use of clover and
manures or mineral fertilizers as two
separate and Independent schemes of
maintaining the fertility Of the soil
MAS led to many wrong conclusions as
well as badly depleted soils. These
two must work together for good
Farm Progress
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29
NOTICE

70 whom II may concern
/ hereby give notice to all persons that
/ win not bo responsible for any bills
contracted after this dat" by my wife,
Minnie H. Wallace. nor by either of ms
sons. l.. A. Wallace and Paul Silas. And
all persons are hereby forbidden to grant
them credit upon my account.
Dated this Goth April 1913.
WIN. r. WALLACE
MINI 29i9l3
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29

If you want to reach the most su b.
stantial class OF farmers and abor-
ers as well as business men, plant
your ads. in The Dawn and you'll get
results.
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> DOLLAR IS NOT EVERYTHING.

Every business farmer has to
look out for the dollars. They
come handy at certain times.
But In looking at the business
side don't forget to see the beau
ty of fine pasture or well
turned animal There is lots of
pleasure in handling good crops
or good stock.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29
It would surprise you al

1t would surprise you an
the great good that Is klls
Chamberlain Tablets D'tzl
ey. Of Newberg lunta
writes, my wife has Ia
Chamberlain's Tablets u
them very effectual and u
lots of good" you fmr
BILE with your stomach y
give them a trial. F'' "
S. Elwood.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29
SEED CORN.

II ench farmer OF II community
were to furnish n sample of his
seed corn. to be planted by the
side or other samples in II field
or even soil, there would be some
surprises when the crops were
harvested Many n farmer hand.
leaps himself by refusing to
believe that his nelghbor has a
better strain or variety Nation
al StockmDn and Farmer
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29
MAKE THE MONEY CERTAIN.

Every crop rotation must con-
tain crops that make money for
the farmer. Few farmers can
afford to experiment. This must
be left to the experiment sta
lions. The crops grown must
be those best adapted to the type
of farm and to the location. If
a farmer can make more money
out Of one crop than out Of any
other, then that crop must form
the basis Of his rotation. and
other crops may be added In
such proportions as to make the
best balance Of labor. product
and fertillty.-Kansas lndustri-
alist.
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ORDER ORDER TO SHOW \
DISTRIBUTION Hn y

" ~ SHOW IN.
DISTRIBUTION SHOT, y
r. MADE.
y, IN 9y the superior ,, n
1. IN the m matter s i \
Joseph sep I Baes, dess.,ss; =
o. IN. Wippel, sdniar,.
esta te e., Of Joseph B,s \,
ing filed in Til. conn
setting forth that nd !
IN a condition to !. 3
ready for distribqtisn u !
thereof among The N.Y.
by law thereto; rug
And it appearing IA A,
said petition set. i %S |
Gent to authorize ii, H.
the residue Of said p,',''
1t is therefore ard.l.i /
sons interested n in tls n
seph Baes, deceased, i !
before the superior asus
OF Washington, for Kilts
the court room in TIE in,
burg on Monday The S9a h
1918, at the hour Of MI,
of said day, then and h.
cause, if any they ral n
an order should not !, !
the distribution Of ID, N
said estate among The rrs|
petition mentioned st,a,.,
1t is further ORDERED M
of this order be pubE.ll J
week for four conss.utlp 4
fore the said Soth DAY dl
in the Ellensburg D,ul /,
newspaper Of general 4
printed and published At IA
Kittitas county, Wsshil,,r
Done in open court Til II
May, 1918.
RALPH KAITFM
Published May q, lsl
Until Juna "a 1Q1a
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1913-05-29

Now is the time 10 saaI
rheumatism. You can bill
plying Chamberlain Linn
massaging the parts itxSl
application. For sale y! I
wood.
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b. II. GERMA

Sheriff of Kittitas county.
BY Howard Garrison, Deputy,
First insertion May y.
Last insertion June 10, 1913.
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RALPH KAURFI

Published May q, MI
Until June Is, 1911.
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Capt Cure aiuOer oentit l.ru.n

Q5ir m0hten unisre Wabnung an bic
GItern pisoerholeH, ibre Stinosr, bic
neu in bic S6uLe eintretsn, am beuts
f6eu anterriht tbeilnshmen 3u Iuiien.
Benn Die Muttsr bsute ibren i6uls
pfIi6tigen &nabeu obsr WGb6sn sur
S6ule brin9t. ioG Tie niht erTt ipdrteu,
big iie gefra9t tpirb, fonDern gdn8 pos
fttio ertIdrsn bub ibr &ino am beuts
fasn unterritt tbeilnehme. Sic Dirb
ionit am gnoe ni4t gefragt, osnn nit
6em iteifen Riitqrut 10 man6 beutf6en
Oberlshrers mag es niht beftens Be-
ftsut ietn, b'onbers oann niht, psnn
er aus irgsHo pelhem 8runoe benit,
it5 Dor bem prin3ipal 0uden au mill
len. G6aoe, ooB mir niht pos Wil<
Duutee'r SDitem habsn. eSn Wsils
tpautes ipiro ungenommsn, o1b jebes
f6ulpflifttge 9tno am oeutf6en une
terriht tbsilnimmt. Wirb ods BON
perbohrteu gitern niht qepinIht,
oann miiFen Iie bas IpesieQ anaeben.
Bel uns bat 10 manhsr S6iiIe,, Der in
bic 5o6fhnle sintritt, oorunter All
leiben, baB i6m in ben Glsmentartlafs
Zen bic 9elegenheit oenOmmen purbe,
beutfh gu lernen. gu fpdt unb a.
feinem Ra6tbeil fiebt Der 30gling ein,
mas man ibm norentbolten Sat. Gin
S6iiler, Der In bic 5o6fhule sinttitt,
tbitt ous nit Der abii9t, ii9 sntttsber
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Wieu.r &iHoer.
Gmpfang Der D.uti6msiitsr Rsier'
piiten in mien.

Bon Der Ssimtebr Der sriten Rsi<r.
piften pom I. unb I. SnfaRisrisregi.
ment Sod uRo DsutTdmeiftsr go.
nad Wisu am Il. 2luguit giebt biz
Wi<ner ~Rsus Greie prsFe" foIgenos
gang pom 5eimatbsesfiibI our6pebts
iuno ooH Der Wieoeriebenss s5rsuoe pers
tldrte SdiIoeruug:
Die sriten RefsrpiIten. bic pisIs
Wonats i'm Siiben Der Wonarhie in
GrDurtung triegeriIder 9ings, bic bo
tommeu ioIltsu, gsiianbsn tpdren, finb
kute beimgeishrt. IN bic pierbunberi
Deutihmsiiter tparsH es, bic unter
Dem Subel Don 5unbsrttauienben. uns
ter tlingenosm Spiel, BEL bem graus
fen ibrsr WilitdrtapeIle, uon ben
Wiener StabtreprGientanten feierIid
bsgriibt, in Disn ihrsn Gtn3ug bisIs
ten.
Der Subel gait ben Ssimtebrenben
als brupen oitsrr.ihiiden Solcaten,
aber sbeniofehr tpobl ols ben ainoern
oieisr Staot, bic ourh fat se6n Wlos
nate lang fern bon ben Sbrigeu. peits
ob BON Bien gsfu.ili bdbsn, NIT benz
lie 10 iHnig psrtniipft finb, ocb Der
gegriff bes DitnsriIfxn BON Der
0euti6metiterei tuum nod Su trennsn
ift.
SrauBen por bem 8obnboF fionbsu
i'm Wenf6engspihl aud Srembe,
ausldnbsr, bic fid intereifirt mad ben
lria6en bisfsr gegeiiterune ertuus
oigten unb nit allen 4nttporten me-
mig on8ufansen puBisn. Nei! ssrems
be Die eigendrtigs 9sb.utuna oiefes
RegtmeHts Hiht psritebsn, niht fuiHen
tonnen, Die itols Der efte Wisnsr auf
feline Ssuti6meifter, auf feline fhIans
ten. fef6en .Gbeltnoben~ lit.
Die 8ierbunbert, bic beute auriids
tehrteH, Doren fat burhpegs i'm gos
pemter einberufen unb gum pierien
Battalion in eabianiea nno 9oniiea
in 9arnifon gttommsn.
I'm nabtulten Gpdiberbttaaeu tpas
rem iie bort singsriift, balo loa Der
tiefe Shnee Dor ben Rafernsn unb
gardttn, Meibnnhten unb bic 9leus
iabrsnaht tuuroen fern BON Der 6<is
mdt6, BON ben Gltern, ben @efhpis
tern uno Grsunben urb ben Iisbsn
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Gin bemtider sdslarSt ibsr bic
amerifanifHe GHule.

Der Gtnbifhnlarsi Or. Gsepbani
Gtei ots SoniidtsipeieEs fir BIZ. Dfs
fsnilicsn ShuIen In Woanbeim, Ga.
ben. bat ais Tfiegirier Der EiacI
R0nnbsim un0 bes beutf9en WessIaa
fir GhnlseinnDbeiis an hsw 4.
SniernntionaleH aonsrsb fir Ed,il,
taaisns In Buffalo. g.. ibeileeaam.
men. an BEN nuber ibm ned bier
GeuiIhs b<thilist iportn. gr aaisr.
g.mnii ifst siHs aroBere 5iuoicnrsiie
burh bis Detinisien 5taaien. Hdb.
rsnb isints aufsnibaitss in 9giIs
~ paufse. no er oerfhiebeHs Gd,r!sn
an0 MISREPRESENTATION beiint.ais.
t6t sr iihfr bic ameriianifcxn G4u IN
tpie folgt fih gsduberi:
sd bir frtubia iiberraidt pOn her
@riinDli6teii unb Deipiienbrftia:eis.
NIT Der BITE GnuIbpsiene 1ifr bstris.
ben fpire. mir In GtutftIano tDnnss
II Gt 10 frti uHo ungebunben nah IN.
ferem mifltH crbeiten. fpie uHEere Rel,
:sssn bier In Mmtrisa. Ole finb SIR
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|nnn ibm suiand,5en iiisb iulter Ibr1.
neE 5uInd)en fonnterl
Die goIisei bate ibabrbnfiig aile
Wiibe, Inn intrner ipieoer eth 9iirdl.
brchen Der GpaIiere 3ii uerbinbern.
nno iie gina flnaerneiie babel iehr
toftpoG Dor. oenn Die Wenidle1maiier
raren fntihieben Elm menig erreai,
nno bie uno ba lieb iidl elmer nidt
boIien nno rniinte formIifl uuter Dem
VoIi3tlterpferoen binourh in oen3iia
binein. ShIicblih mar ober aIles glt
gegdnacn, ilnD aeaen 9 llbr mar Der
Iegte 8cierpilt 1irter oem aaierilen.
thor peridipunben.
9dngInm I0iten iifj bic Wenihen-
maiien, Die Strnbenbobn fonrtte tuis.
Der ooron Senfen. ben gerfebr difsii.
nehmen, Die 2eiife frof]en poit ben
Gdhern Der @ogen beruitcr, uno
fiph neniaen Winiiten id)ien rs. als
fpefm Der Groboben Die 3unoerttau'
ieno peridIimaen bate.
Tnrh bic 8uiien unb Siroben
bcr.g man aber Iange nod oos Ifei.
icn unb Singeu Der Sieoer, nie yD'Ir
fm pom I. ii. I. Sninnterie.Hcaiment
Sod. nnS Geuiibmeiiter geummero
pier
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bieI lpderer NIT Der ShuIperlroisAna
perbaHbeu unb bdtcr picl fcIbftftdr il.
per. Die bieIgen 5nnfhuIen baben
INF. auberprbentlih gut atfdlsn, tts
ipnbers bic Girls 5rabe SdocI. IN
RentinloEo hdben mir oicie MnitCittr
nidi In niefer @sife olS 0ffensfi'te
GhnItn. Ionbsrn nur ole priDat nisi.
tris. Disien G6utsipeis als o'fsEt.
ltden su feben, mar mir febr tTserei-
fdnt u1o nsu. Der uHierIhien iEi
StuIDtien lit fsbr prob. 10 groB, oaB
rot nift Iti6tbin iygsnb etn nrl9.i.
fdIlen lam. Sm Gan3en erIheinen
mir oie hieiieen Shuien freitr, elm
unoebunbensrer 3ug fpebt In ibntn.
Gos 0ertdlinib siptihtn ashrerinnen
uno ainoern bier gefifIi mir gan3
duBsrorbentIin. Won merit prhsnts
lid. Gin pie freunbfndfiIihts WerbGIts
nib sipiffen ben ainoern unb ihreu
Gehrerinnen herrffi. unb es srfrsut
tinen. Bel uns in DeuiihIanh lthsH
bic ainber i'm ptbrer mebr ibren Dor.
osiebien. tpdbreno tie ion bier mtbr
ass ifreuno su bstrnhtsn fhsineis. sFers
nsr finoe i6 ss gut. odb an bie Gdu.
len bier Sonbertlofftn onaegliebert
itno, irdbrenb mir fir otnfslben 3fued
bsionbere NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. habtn.
Gieitern IN Ghieoao beiihiigie if
cine Shule, bic in sinem our4ous ar.
men gesirt geleaen IN. O. lii mir
aufacfallen. rpie fauber unb suisetieis
Get une ainber fparen. Tits ldbs nuf
siHen auten Ginflub, Dor alien nuf sin
autes Gtnrrnehmen Der qehrtri6dfs
NIT ben Gltern threr 3oelinet idhlies
ben, n1hrsno BET uns in ben 8pIfs.
ihuIen Ods gsrbdItnib sipif1en att.
rtrft,aft uub Gliern niht inner es.
rooe Elm beionberes III.
Die gentiIoiion in ben ntuen Sd,u
len III aaberOroenilid aut. bod foE.c
man auf ale J1ut cine ;Siltriruna
Der 2uii, Dit bei uns. einfiihrtn, bic
ardntbsiisteime Scr 2ufi i0hirt
eS9 babe teins an6ers g,raris, fons
bern bin EhuIarsi i'm 6auptami uno
leitt bic dratiiht auFiiht iibtr bas ac,
inmmie Shulipefsn Wonnbeims. I'd,
babe nod sfpei affiiiireRbe S6ufdrsit
su reirtr unierftiitune.
UiiIpdutee bat mir ouberouoeni.
lth out gefaIleH uno erinntrt ibeilneiis
NIT ibrem frelmblihen Grin uno
ihrem fieEIenipeife 70 beutfGen Gbarnis
ter an bic freunolitsn St6bse Glib.
heuii6Ianos.
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ME M uine gebt, gs6t bic


Wte W aine gebt, ge6t biz
Union. Dieter poIttiihe 9Iaubenss
fas, Der nod aus Der 3eit berriibrt,
lIs bie @ubIen bort einen Monut frus
ber itattfanoen ais in Der W(ebr8abl
Der onoeren Staatsn, bat bsute Ieinen
Surspertb oerloren. Ssnnph Iiebt
man in QbminiitrationstrsiIen elmer
bort nothDenoig geporbenen Gongrebs
ruabl nit besreifljder Spdnnung ents
gegen. Sm oritten &ongreboiitritt BON
Watne finoet beute eine Grgdn3unssz
nubI ItGtt. Der 9iitritt gilt fir ges
DDbnltb als republitant'6er gsitanD.
Gin Republitdner Fpuroe perganqenes
Sahr in Den &ongreb gepGblt, gIeths
Seitig eroberte aber Wilion bieIen 9is
itritt. 9is'e 0ubl 1T Die erTte 9eles
senbeit, Die oas 8olt Ieit Der WiIIpu
4ominiitrution 3u elmer Weinungsz
duberung bat. GGLIt bic Wabl benz re-
motratif6en 3an0ioateu gu, 70 fol-
CERT Die 4ominiitratt.1 oaraus cine
anertennung ibrsr Sarifz unb ibrer
Sinan3rsform. 9ds mag ettpas nett
bergeboIt fem, aber Die 4ominiTtration
mibt pieIer Wabl in U2ains eine grobe
@i6tigtsit Bel, ipOaB Iogar grpon
oorthin duf ben Stump gefhidt puroe.
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