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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
TYP0.M ACHINISTS TANGO
Members of Big Six" Step 1t
All Ways at Ball.

The annual reception and ball OF the
Machinists' Branch Of Typographical
Union No. were held last night in from
mer's Hall, Bushwick avenue, Brooklyn.
AS much OF Brooklyn. Manhattan and the
other three boroughs as could Jam their
way into the hall was present. and from
the time the orchestra sounded the first
notes Of the dance music at o'clock un-
Ill near daylight everybody except the
blind and the halt waltzed, tangoed.
'hesitated" or marked. separately. col
lectively. consecutively and coincidentally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
COCKTAILS FIXES WAGES
Expects to Retain Col. Hodges
and Harry H. Rousseau.

Panama Feb. Colonel Goethals on
receipt Of notihcauon TO-DAY that Presi-
dent Wilson had signed an executive order
fixing the conditions OF employment IN the
permanent canal organization. began ar
ranging the wage scale, which VIII be .
per cent higher than in the United states
for similar work. II is estimated that
when the force is completed and the canal
under operation the expenses will amo.nt
to s350o.co0 annually. although IT Is pcsss-
bic that this may lie reduced.
Colonel Goethals said that he would not
go into the personnel Of the organization
until ne had conferred with the President
and the Secretaries OF War and the Navy,
but he expected 10 retain Colonel II. f..
Hodges and Harry II. Rousseau. OF the
Canal Commission. and would ask that
they be allowed the same salary as he
will receive as Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
UNIONlSTS PLAN CAMPAIGN
Supreme Effort To Be Made to
Block Home Rule.

London. Feb 5.-The Unlonist leaders
have decided 10 raise the question OF
Ulster and the necessity OF a general cleo
ton on the Home Rule issue Immediately
after the opening OF Parliament They
met AZ I.ansaowne House to-day 10 draf,
their plan Of campaign for the coming
session. and. according to their spokes-
man. the fight will be opened in way
which will become memorable in British
Parliamentary procedure"
1t has been freely rumored that the
Unionists intend TO adopt extraordinary
methods Of warfare IN order 10 force
the government To appeal TO the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
TO KILL LLOYD GEORGE
Rssnpt Was 10 Have Been
Made 10 Wreck His Train.

lt} Gable 20 ne Tribune
l'n'cn. Feb "Details Of an alleged
Ih'ea' TO wreck the train by which David
'-''sa George travelled 10 London after
GLASGOW speech have just come 10
',sm On Wednesday afternoon Liberal
l'As IN Glasgow received letter warn
'ne'n that an attempt was 20 be made
week The Chancellor OF the EX'
'sseft train Though only slight i'm
-'i''e was attached TO the letter. II
= haaled 20 She police. who passed on
warning 20 The railway officials. and
'sisms were sent 20 station masters
signal men adj along the line warning
:" 70 Be on the lookout for any sus-
vs. circumstances that might come
'oef their notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
BRITISH and FRENCH
in HAYTIAN CAPITAL
DetaChments from War
ships of Four Nations
Patrol POrt-au-PrinCe.
CLASH WITH NATIVES
BELIEVED PROBABLE
Theodore PrOclaims Himself the
President, Forms a Cabinet
and Marches South.

Port-auPrnce. Hayti. Feb. 8 -T The
situation in Port-su-Prlnce has reached a
state Of tension. Orestes Zamor. who de-
feated the revolutionists under Senator
Davilmar Theodore a few days ago at
Gonaives. is now on his way 10 the cap
ital and will probably reach there Sat
urday.
The diplomatic representatives OF the
foreign countries are opposed TO the revo-
lutionary troops entering the city. but
authorize the entry of the revolutionary
leaders only II is considered certain that
this prohibition cannot be enforced except
by arms, and 1t is believed that II the
diplomatic body does not withdraw from
its present attitude fighting will ensue.
Detaohments from the American and
German warships have been patrollng
the city for some days past The French
cruiser Condo and the British armored
cruiser Lancaster landed attachments to-
day to assist those already on duty.
The press and public have been protest
ing violently against the landing OF the
foreign forces. At the same time the
military authorities here, who favor the
aspirations Of Zamor. have prevented the
dispatch of arms and munitions to Theo-
dore, who has proclaimed himself Presi-
dent at Cape Haytien.
General Horelle Monplaisir, the former
Minister Of War: II. Pauleus Sannon
former Minister OF Foreign Affairs, and
other exies who were not permitted to
land at Port-au-Prince or Gonaives, have
Joined Theodore at Cape Haytien.
Cape Haytien, Feb. 5.-Senator Davil-
mar Theodore, who has set up pro-
visional government here, has appointed
the following Cabinet:
Minister of War; General Charles SAL
nave; Interior, Emmanuel Thezan; For
eign Affairs. NJ. Vaugues: Public lnstruc-
ton, 3. Rigal; Finance. NJ Montreuil;
Agriculture, Stephen Archer.
General Monplaisir, the returned exile
was permitted to land here by authorize
ton of Theodore. There has been some
pillaging. and this afternoon an American
gunboat landed bluejackets. The consular
CORPS has requested that another war
shin be sent from Port-au-Prince 10 pro-
tect foreign interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
al Water Geysers in Rumania

-hsfest Feb Large geysers
''hg mp from borings boiling water
I. 'l impregnsted with sait have at
20 numbers o. biologists TO the OIL
=" ilhpcsci de Tirgu. IN the Ruma-
Province OF Prshoya. The water is
~ 70 great height and IS accom-
\ ~ 10y a terrific Kissing roar that can
'e'o I'VE or six miles away. Around
-. o''ihs q crust Of salt has been de-
''o Tor a radius Of go wards.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
III Ten Years, Ends Life.

,.h ..reenbsum. seventy-thre years
Oh % retjred merchant, committed sui
pa otds Lost evening in the bedroom OF M, ms
res,dence No. l4io Prospee,, a aSrousi The he
~ JnN, ,SS,le According TO the family
M Green6aum had been in lll heSith Yer, zen
Years and could get no relief vi 'A'e
he had been respondent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
Inflammable Films Barred.

Washington. Feb. 5-Moyng picture
films made OF inhammable materials are
barred from the mails ty AT order made
public to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-06
TEMPORARY JUNTA
TO GOVERN PERU
Con Benavides, Who Led
,ttack on Billinghurst, in
Post of Authority.
|DrrpACTORY OFFICIAL
PUT UNDER ARREST
;e;oral Cabinet Named. with
s.uor Nanzanilla as Minister
Of Foreign Affairs.

Fob Congress met En- eNtraor-
session last night TO consider the
srosch, about 10y the revolution
..-sar as "a result, OF which Presi-
e.rero Buiachurst was made
.- t.c ualacc seized and The Prem
r-..,.e Na-,a killed IL was decided
.-es Gorsunc Board. pending pro-
to- a rew election.
s.o,s oscar RenavidcS who led the
~. an Che palace. was named Presi-
4 -.rfthe Governing Board.
\ M IL Quiet .r Lima. despite the upset
81. rrrr-harst government and eiu-
!. !. ,r, r.rsa.nc their ordinary business.
4 o.. has r.cogni1c3 the new govern
,o,.
/ p-..,l,rt Bunshurst. Who is hello a
..,-s- viu De- eNiled
4 ....-,s a. Che new government was
.....,.5 to-day Boy Oresto Ferro. Pre-
s t,e important inland city OF
,eo Was strong supporter OF
80. Rl.rahurst and who led a re-
7's'-.'' ,...-......,. D sc,,is in 1911 The
e-' ..... ,t.~eYnor turned on:
f1s' ., .,,re8 ,be Prefect under
res, ..... ..,oc,o,,..
I'' ..,....,. nero tho semi-of-
ri ''-'-'' ,....s.,, rufnrhurst's
Id organs ...,,-csse5 today and
oysri't'' ...- 80 -,.s,eor
n''
rsb s-Ex-P-esident Augusta
49, ..'. ..er,~s who was deported from
800 Angus, last by President Bill
''-'''' ...... . number Of cable dis
.''r ,-.. t-o-, his brother. Carlos
'...' --...,s- or the Peruvian Senate.
-. .,e overthrow of the Billing
PIE ...s..-,tor
&c. D., senator Lceuia. the revolu-
,sars. the Peruvian government
al. On President Bilinghursts de-
..s.o.ye concress because II had
,.-ct.or his budget. The ar
... President. Senator Leguia
o.ferce OF the Peruvian
...... .,5 be- added. as a result
..........., .,.or Of our army we are
me -..,,.....,,,~s, who IS now in the
~'
,g,,ia. commenting on
RAJ -.,o,, ~ Lima. declared
-......,ns Tor reelection 10
-1- -, l.., no said he rejoiced in
..l..,- NJ the Congress and the
'''.' -...o~.,. bv constitutional
rr,.n had been destroyed
pat.,eb,,rst
,.-.....-., reh The following for
..,..,,., ~ the establishment
-, .,,ta of government
..s.o,s,ion NJ peace IN that
80 '- 80. here tonight by
IT,. poet the Peruvian
.,...,'. ...,....- and the pstriotic action
-.... o,forced respect 10
--.......o- ,bi.b had been violated
-. p.ti.-cnY~st signed his resis-
.'.- -,'.h Ito, Was followed by ,he
..,.s ~ TWO ranches Of Congress,
49, ~. s.-s,ors and Deputies decided
r--,i--,,,. t, delegate the executive
no. d, provisional iunta Of govern
OIL ,o DO co-rnosed Of the following:
.l,..is.r, ~ The Junta and Minister
a.. .,a v.-,,s colo,el oscar Beua-
The Detroit times., 1914-03-16

lNvDsTMENT BANKERS.
WILLIAM p. BONRRI0HT q CO.. NC.
s ::,on Isl, EoaS sd. rh!Tl: :.DRBen:
Cadillac ~.
WELLS, HUMPHREY, NICOL & FORD
(Incorporated), Ford Bldg.
KENNETH COwAN 4 CO.. New York.
Chicago. Detroit SIS Ford Bldg.
Phone Cadillac 1891.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-16

" ARs ssw qEgsssa E:s s.Sscs FSsE "a
10 No :.
Dstroit
ot AZ Of Sooa timber
public auction particulars
much 80
beautiful
Ss%&%tf5
Four warren buildings cost $780, all set out to fruit
'- SAL ss4 1SsH
bundinSa
tiled; fairly good buildings PRICE 1850.
buildings This IDEAL Price sSto0
M Clemens
buldingA
49,"
49, '"'- - ''
miles Detroit Utica fair Dudinss good sens
S"sN 800 ''''''
soi all
80 '"' ..arTl.xS
~ n: :::' nearly % a. clay and sand ''" ''' 500
. loan. n 60 Farm NO. s eastern ,. =
Price $4,000 III
ssrs y house, .S BARN n @eos
'v'rs'h'ns In very good DxRx Ms iso per acre
buldinss
thing in Al shape P,s 1000 ,, Con, ~
OF
The Detroit times., 1914-03-16
Stock Farm

70. 1ss-->Ask US TO send you photos OF
buildings on this ideal farm: has Ice
acres Of the very best clay loan
soil that produced Zoe bushels Of corn
per acre and better than 20 Of wheat
this season.; there are l4b acres
Gle cd and tile-drAined and q wood
lot OF Is acres which IL hrst growth
of hardwood timber and Of very
good quality; farm 70 well fenced
room house with cellar. one barn
SoxlO. hip roof, one 30xs0. hip roof;
one 24x18, hip-roof: another 3oxso;
are all on stone and cement foun-
datIons: has new silo. sheep shco,
corn cribs. deep we'll with windmill.
force water system, cement noors IN
horse and cow stable: has staDie
room for Z horses aud 20 cows: has
all necessary buildings. This farm
IL located "a miles north Of Detroit
q mile froN electric car line. M
mile from very good town. ana mas
hieh school and churches OF all dc.
nominations. This u an .exceliens
dairy farm. as u IL located only II
An excellent market for your milk.
g. pNr hundred Z. q. b. Flint the year
around. THIS farm IL well worth
S12s per acre, but owing TO owners
moor health n must be sold. ana We
Win ofFer " TOR tse next 10 days g
saO rer acre II \ su are looking TOT
a farm OF this description Be sure
and see this one. M
TROMLEY, WILSON & co.
,c,s Chamber IL Commerce COZ: state
ana 0riswoid-pts Phone csdsuas
The Detroit times., 1914-03-16
ATTORNErS AT LAW.

LOUIS COIN. T05 Free Press bius
| Main Sl3. Practice In all courts
Special attention to Comemrctai lZw
oRSEL fns's = RiNG. sas Ford Bldg.
|DE4 e1Si cs'r skkY isIs sa7-s Majestic
ksk sidS; Main J. nprNss6sHE;MAN. s,s-sas Ma
js.tic Bldg. Cadiiias sss a,n, block
HENRY {. L FOhLEA' !" BUM D'oe"'
nr Phone 3 !, Main a HSSs; 81, Union rrus.
Bids Phone Cadillac ss5i. Resi-
dence. Hickory 20gs-y. go n..
EDWARD. s. GREECE. suite sis Dime
1853. Residence Phone Grand ss sdr
uOHN LOREE. si6 Moffat bldS. mons
Main s0oi: Kssidence N %r5r.; md ,ds.'
HENRY =; MAURER. sls Mo"a' 1''s'
AN nhan sS0i NELSON. sa5 Penobscot
Bldg. Phone Main 296: ma.
nEOKGE =. PALMER. u BUM D'oom'
Phone Cherry 89l-M. MA,
ISAAC ~ PAYNE. COS whitney Dius
Phone Main 1884. MA.
PRANK J. RIGGS, 51-52 McGraw bids'
PRANK G. RoMMEcK, toS Moffat
s slaE; r sssn, Cadillac s''i He''ae".'
|wi RT I. ss svxSvERY. 7ls.7Is Majestic
Bldg; Phone Main 49, Residence
LoHS J. ziMMER. ioos-1o1s Majestic
Bldg. Phone Main Gas.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-16

REAL ESTATE, LOANS q INSURANCE.
ALLDiS 4 COArANl. - svs. tSl ~ 1
Union Trust .tuttding. fbenss CSsFry
2340 and City 233o.
BASsETr 4 sM.xA. 40 Ford BIDS
c s. BEADLE ( SON. : Mcorsw s,ds.
cor. Griswold and Lafayette. Main
z. q. BELL CO.. 1919 Dime Bank Bias.
J1p sst'sSe sRHDwAr. $50 Ford s,as-
Mxx SE6Scx. sis Union Trust slds-
CRAIG 11S 4 'oe;ssowsK1.- ~ y.ss- arass
Bldg, Cadillac 3S0l.
SAMUEL. CRAWFORD. s1s Dime Bank
cH asgs H fhe coEL m co. .o7 x.,...,s
Bldg. Main $50. 6u6divisl6SS as1
EP SSIisi6' Z. fEsSERf. sSS ita,sstis
JAMES S. HOLDEN CO. lies -esasS.
y6HN p pfc H, fAI ssss Min bm. ' bsss s,ss
IL w KNAUPE' 4 Co. s Mc0raw pldQ.
cor; 0ri:wold q Lafayette. chserv
AL .lss Z! ~ kseEpckE. ns. Majestic
L! ns1SkKi; Mfif IKE xsLIr 4. CO.. - = -
MxLsoSSEY -cxMPsELL ElALr1 90,
incorporated. Offices So FRYE Pros1
bldg. Phone Cherry i1oS. -
NICHOLSON LAND 4 HONE Co
North woodward suedivislon Lots
'sld s "a sfiE '' 81 DIM: BANK r sds-
M s4aMarwsnaiI2f-crspuAn CO.. mo.
suite. fie Free Prsss Di1e. Sssss
The Detroit times., 1914-03-16

etroit lac
The Detroit times., 1914-03-16

PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PATENTS. Trademarks, copyrights ana
countries by Barthel 3 bartkeL IA
West Congress-st.. Cherry l1iS
8. Il. THOMAS. United States ana For.
etgn Patents, 3S-6k Puhl 0leok.
b. f. WHEELER, solicitor OF u. g. ana
block. Phone Main l7sV.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-16

ADoLPH BUN0E SOS MT. Elliott-ave.
Phone Ridge 2t33. Jeweler and OPP
tictan. Dealer III Watches Diamonds.
Cut.0lass. HfghNssradc Jewelry Eye
Clauses and Spectacles. IL will be
worth your while 20 come and see
NEW WATCHES Tor OLD ones We
Will allow you present cash value for
that thick. heavy, old timer. Come
IN and trade. Old Gold and silver
Co. \, S nS s,r ave G PSoss ' cSsrry
COATS BROS, .is Broadway Market
~ Blot can cave 700 ~ on Watches
Diamonds end JeWelry - xeaSs 81.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-16

BAKER-At Dalton. Pa. March IL
1914. Alfred ~. believed husband *
Sc RH.:s S. na i s. ns:r. e s sS
fred y; Baker. Jr. e paieen. broth.
Moslsy and Nrs. A. B. CLARK. Of De-
troit. Tup>ral at Dalton, Pa
cHANpLER-M MARCH y: 1914. At his
George w. Chandler, brother Of
Frances Isabel Chandler. Funeral
services from house. Tuesday. at
HINEs-March II, Catherine. widow OF
Frank 't ans. .onss Fun sns rom resi-.
dence OF her brothsr-in-Iaw, Thomas
Hines, 107 Chsrry-st.. Wednesday
morning. a. 8 and to St. vincsnfs
Ms c'dsu s.;; rs:id:ses: =. !, = sr.ayl
daughter Of IL. Me- ana Mrs.. !. =. Nc
ley. Bert and Frank Mc0innts.
M anssal from rom o, rsciSsncs Tuesday
MccLEl.LAN--March Is. At her homo.
sta Parksr-avs., sarah Dunning. be-
Mrs. r. w Lang. M. George Dun:
n nrav:,s MI, To- rrsmin: bocnsr F.nsrs,
2 .. m. via automobiles.
SCHULrz-Nrs Bertha. March IL,
aged 30 years. ut the residence Of
her daughter. <e7 Mcclellan ave-.
beloved mother Of Mrs. F. 4. Preuss.
ShaeninW. Mrs. J. g. Baxter and
Frank Schultx. Funeral. Tuesday at
.. N. from Church Of the Annunci-
alton Intsrment at Mt. Olivet
cemetery.
xITTEI~--suddeniy at Harrisburg. Pa.
Charlsie. beloved wife Of Lyster II.
zittel and daughter OF Charles s.
and Ida r. Howard, 1Ss Gladstone
eye.; sister OF Frank Fitch Howard.
Notice Of funeral later.
Enthusiastically. March IL, ROBBERS
beloved husband OF Charlotte Mary
X Qutrk and father OF Raymond. Marie,
Irene. Genevieve, Elmer. Robert, Jr.,
and, Loretta Quirk. Funeral Tues
day from residence. 331 Vermont
y ave. - o'clock and st. vincsnt's
~ church at S:30 q. m. rs
The Detroit times., 1914-03-16

COAL AND COKE
DAVIS COAL a. COKE co. wholesale
and retail Ofhce and yard, lSae.l3S0
Central r. T. Phones North s7s-s7s-
o77.
MCDONALD COAL 4 BRICK CO.. TOT
Hammond Bldg Main e0sS. North
rrsr9 ~! A1teins ttts; Moth 10Th. s ,aSs
z. T. BROOKS q FRITSCH CO. Yard
and Offce. 672-6S4 Aonroe-ave.. near
st. Aubin. Phone Cadillac S1eN.
UNIT ED FUEL AND SUPPLY CO..
second floor Free Press Bldg Phone
Wholesale and Retail.
JULIUS KNACK COAL CO., Est 1883.
Wholesale and retail coal. coke and
wood. Main office Adelaide st and
G. T. II. II. Elevators and yards,
Adelaide-st. and q. T. r. r. Phones
Cadillac and Z. Holbrook-ave. and
g. r. n. r. Phone North 3707.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-16
0AKERIES.

TRY L. sTEINEHs JERSEY and
Home Made Bread. II will please
you. Bakery e2S 0ratiot-ave. Phone
cadillac 367l. Branches: 2Q43 Ora
tiot. $40 Howard, 353 Russell.
VAN DYKE BAKERY, makers OF the
Butter Flake Bread, 146 Van Dyke
ave. Phone East IFS. Buy Butter
700 free tickets given each week for
the Washington theater. Always =
good play.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-16

CONTR-ACTORs--0E
BEYSTER BROS, 1864 rort-st west
Phone Cedar, 1859.
CARPENTER q ANDERSON. 800
Union Trust Bldg. Phone Cherry
1853. Bituminous and brick roads
and pavements; sewers. concrete ana
reinforced concrete.
THOS. Il. CURRIE. 20 NsGraw 8ldg.
H. ROY HABERKORN, 1855 Dime
Bank Bldg Main asa.
LENNANE BROS, 800 Union Trust
Bldg. Main 2373. Grade separation
work and concrete construction .
speciality.
GEORGE d. MUTT. Mason work Q
speciality, SIS Free Press Bldg
Cherry 4oSl.
p. c. SCHULZ, s1s-slS Chamber Of
Sommercs Bldg. Phons cherry Ssyy
boiler work and brewery construc-
ton.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-16
HANDY AND SERVICEABLE INDEX OF DETROIT
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL FIRMS

NEAL ESTATE. LOANS . INSURANCE.
inc srURnt'kL1H-AsOv kA.Et ~.
FRANK a. VAN DYKE 4 Co. 7ls
Dine Bank Bldg; Main 1l?0.
WEIGH BROS, Dealers u bargains
only. ses-s-< Hammond Bldg Phone
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GENTLE BULL IS DANGEROUS
Such Manner That Handling Be-
comes Quite Unnecessary.

The dehorned bull can crush on.
fatally. He is less dangerous than
the horned bull. just as a man with
a closed fist is less dangerous thar
a man whose closed fist holds &
sharp knife. Dehorn the bull by all
means and put a ring in his nose
Lead him with staff having a snap
hook to catch into the nose ring and
in addition always have a rope OF
strap attached to the halter ring, il
he wears a halter, or to the nose ring
If the bull pulls the staff out of ones
hand he can still hang on to the STRAP
If the nose ring breaks out, or breaks
the strap or rope to the halter may
help. Many dairymen now house
their herd bulls in such a way that
handling becomes unnecessary. The
clubhouse has a gate door which
hoists with a rope and pulley, let
ting the bull into an alley connect
ing with yard of small size and
with high. tight fence. A COW may
be let into the same yard by diff
ferent gate and the bull turned in
with her.
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PRECEDENT HAD BEEN SET
Youthful Logician Could Not See
Why He Should Not Follow His
Fathers Course.

Who can tell the working of chill
dren's minds, or how, all unwillingly.
we may make ourselves appear I'M
just in our dealings toward them?
This was brought home to Mr.. Hee-
wit the other day as he took his young
hopeful. aged six, for a constitutional.
the youngster was evidently thinking
hard, for he was silent-which was
unusual.
Daddy" he said, looking up sudden
ly, Il think / want to get married."
do you, my SOM" And who to,
may ask?" answered the proud par
ent, looking at him.
Il want to marry granny"
do you, indeed? And do you think,
l would let you marry my mother
eh?"
We'll. why shouldn't II" retorted
the tender logician. You married
mine, didn't you!"-Dallas News.
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DAIRY NOTES

The mixers hands must be not on
ly clean but also dry.
A trade mark can be made very val
nable by a good dairyman.
When selling butter it pays to put
it up in neat, attractive cartons.
A fall calf becomes producer when
milk and butter are most valuable.
A poor mixer is one CT the surest
means of diminishing the milk flow.
Remember that the income from the
dairy is an all-the-year-round PROPOSE
ton.
One way to improve dairy quality
In to have better and more sanitary
barns.
The success of a dairy depends
largely on the careful rearing of the
best heifer calves.
The milk of COW affected with
anthrax cannot be safely used, or
should not be used
II there is drip, drip from the
roof of the dairy barn you may just
expect drop, drop. drop in the milb
production
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SUGAR BEETS AS SOLE DIET
When Such Feeding Is Long Con
tinued Animals May Scour-Miik
Flow Is Materially Reduced.

Sugar beets or sugar beet tops fec
excessively as sole diet to milct
COWS will reduce the flow of milk ano
increase the live weight because they
contain fat rather than milk-formins
material. If such feeding is long con
tinued the animals may scour and dc
poorly. A good feed of beets for ar
ordinary COW is 80 to 40 pounds pei
day in two feeds along with a small
amount of grain and all the alfalfa oil
clover hay she win eat. Sugar beef
tops should be fed carefully and never
as a sole diet
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Butter Made Into Cubes.

In this position the hand operated
pressing arm is depressed, which &C.
ton forces the material upon the cut.
ting frame from which it is forced
and deposits the material in individ.
ual blocks or pieces of certain size,
weight and shape. The size and
shape of the block can be regulated
to suit the circumstances.
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large shallow tank is construct =
which has wings of galvanized iron
The tank is filed with Kerosene Tho
natives then start the drive three o.
ionr miles away and close in gradual
ly. driving the grasshoppers befo =
them into the tank. The grasshof-
peis are then dried and sent to mar
ket.
u the Filipinos would use Profes-
scr Deans method of poisoned bra:f
mash IT would prove more effective,
D.aeves President Waters. than the
system which Is used.
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keted in Manila in year
There is grasshopper plague
every ten years in the Philippines.
said President Waters. land the
problem of combating the grasshop-
pers in a warm climate like the Phil
ippines is more difficult than in coan-
tries where cold weather serves as d
check.
There are many acres Of unse'
tied country which serve as breediD ;
Dla,.es for the grasshopp'' The
method used in capturing the grass
hoppers is to organize a drive. A
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Is love an asset or liability?
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MAKE BUTTER INTO BLOCKS
Simple Device, Recently Patented,
Quickly Transforms Bulky Ma
terial Into Individual Cubes.

The simple device shown in the ae
companying cut is recently patented
apparatus for quickly Transforming a
pound of butter or similar material in.
to cubes for individual use. The ma
terial to be cut is placed in the
trough or chamber between the strips
and upon the open cutting frame, and
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QUEER FOOD OF FILIPINoS
Three Thousand Tons of Dried Grass.
hoppers Marketed Annually In
Philippines.

Dried grasshoppers are used as
food in the Philippine islands" ssid
Henry Jackson Waters, president of
the college. in a talk before the agri-
cultural society of the Kansas State
Agriculture. college. Three thou
saud tons of grasshoppers are mar
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Russian Woman Martyr.

Mrs. Catherine Breshkoysky, known
as "Baboushka, or grandmother to
the Russians. has been ordered to
some point on the arctic circle. after
having been imprisoned at Trkutsk fol
trying to escape. She is seventy years
old and was sentenced to the life OF
a convict because of her anarchistic
activities. Several years ago she
made lecture tour of the United
States.
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1t is hard for a woman to hold her
husbands love when she can't even
hold her tongue.