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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
PUBLIC INVITED
TO INSPECT PLANT
CITY OFFICIALS AND FILTRATION
COMMISSION EXTEND
INVITATION
Trip Will Be Taken to Cincinnati
April 26-one Of Most Modern
Systems in Use There

OJsNcfUo W Use mere.
Letters were ISSUED by Mayor Kirk
ana chairman G. w. Lutz of the Ill
tration commission and Captain w
i. Otto of the first branch of coun-
ell asking that members of the board
OF trade, council. Trades and Labor as
sembly and other civic bodies make
a tour OF inspection of the filtration
plants of Cincinnati. April &c. Gin
einnati has exactly the same system
M m operation as is proposed for
wheeling. and the committee feels
that the time could be very well
spent in going over the situation. Ar.
fangements have been made with the
water superintendent of Cincinnati
and also with the b. & o. officials and
an that remains to be done is to take
the trip.
Not only is the delegation TO con.
sist of members of civic bodies. but
all Interested in the question OF m.
tration are cordially invited and
urged TO attend. One or more Pull.
man cars can be had. and those who
desire TO go will confer with the
mayor at their earliest opportunity.
Cincinnati claims TO have the most
perfect filtration plant in existence.
Inc invitations say that they are
sorry the city cannot provide means
Tor the transportation of the persons
going, but that the expense will be
at minimum rate and should not be
considered in this momentous ques-
ton. Feeling that the printed invita-
tons would not reach a sufficient
number, the committee enlisted the
press service to ask the people
through the columns of the papers.
The delegation will leave here Sat
urday night at 1890 o'clock and ar
rive in Cincinnati at s o'clock a. m.
leave in the evening at p. m. and
arrive home at $50 o'clock a. m,
thereby not losing any time from
regular business. The question is
meeting with favor and IL is likely
quite delegation will avail them
selves of the opportunity offered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
EIGHT MINERS
tcoatInasa rrom -, Pnr.l


thcm and that some ~ them were 40
ready under bond for contempt. Ok.
claimed. ITO Hell with Judge DAYTON
He is not the boss Of the railroad and
he can't do anything with u.s. Let
the old put us In Jail " he
wants TO- Tho union will take us
out and other abusive language
against him
The court would be- false 10 ita
oath. said IudFo DAYTON In passing
sentence upon Joe Woblock. the first
striker heard. ~ 10 did not impose a
penalty upon YOU n has been
shown hero that YOU have been n
continual. persistent. defiant vfolafOr
~ The laws and that you have laid
around in idlences. refusing 10 work
and % allow others 10 work don't
believe sinrlo word Of what YOU
have said here to-day and 7 think Won
have added perjury 90 your other o.
fcnsca"
No atcion has been taken hero. ac.
cording 90 court officials. toward do
porting the convicted men AZ undo.
sirable aliens This would have TO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
CRANK ATTEMPTS
toontiBusd from Firs, Pnr.l

Park Row was 20 take the MAYORS
party 20 lunch. IN 30 seconds tho car
would have started Just AZ that mo.
ment Mahonpy. who had been stand.
ing on the fringe 81 n crowd not fffv
yards away. attending a noon meeting
~ the unemployed and the Industrial
workers 81 the World. saw that Nav.
or Mitchell with whom he had been
trying to got an Interview hince Last
Monday. was within few feet Of him
As The mayor took hl seat Nshonev
whipped out rovolvtf from uis coat
POCKET and shot % the executive.
According 90 his own story. told 10
the Police Commissioner when no
was examined MshOney had tried 20
spe the MAYOR last Monday. but had
not been able 10 get an Interview
TITS idea. he said. was 20 criticise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
MOOSE ORGANIZE
Baseball Team Formed Last Evening AZ
Regular Msetfng of Lodge Me-
gin PrActios Sunday.

~ well attended meeting of the
Loyal Order OF Moose. No. 81. a baseball
s .eam 70 represent this order was organ
ized Tor the season OF 1919.
There was quite a large turnout ana
from the enthusiasm displayed there Is
no doubt but what a winning combina-
ton will be formed.
Mr.. II. f. Mcconkey was selected TO
pilot the business destinies of the team
curing the season. while Mr.. Jefferson
Berisford VIII have charge OF the team
on the held Mr.. Berisford Is well
known If amateur and semi-professionaI
circles and recognized leader OF ANA
teur teams and will no doubt show
great results from this team.
Practice will be started possibly Sun
day afternoon and after May i this
team Will be open to any team in the
ohio valley. For further information
address II. E.McConkey, Ils Sixteenth
street. or call 1275-Y, National phone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
LINSLY LOSES
xriadslphia District High school Team
fiAy 1tngs Around Soldiers
at Elm Grove.

Triadelphis district High school base
Dali team met and defeated the I.insly
team yesterday on the Elm Grove
grounds, by the score OF II to s. Tria-
defphfa broke into the scoring in the
first inning. when Bushon hit to deep
center field for two bases and scored on
single by Seibert. Following this the
linsiy boys frightened up and the scor-
Ing ceased until the fourth inning when
Triadelphia made six runs and sewed up
the game. Not until the seventh inning
dfd the Linsly boys break into the scor-
Ing. when coupled with misplays a two
base nit and errors. netted them three
runs. with two more coming In the
seventh.
The feature OF the game was the bat
ting OF Bushon. he getting four hits out
OF five times at bat. and the pitching
OF Costello. he striking out sixteen OF
the opposing batsmen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
PLUTO DEGREE
is CONFERRED
Local YrrEIAxs SEE wonx TUT
on In srEuBEEvrLLE Last
MIGHT. e
Special Train ussd To Garry Members.
Arrangements Made Tor fnstitn
ting Temple az Dokf<a

Ihree hundred knights Of PyfhiAs.
me mpers or lodges OF Wheeling and
neighbortng towns. went 20 Steubenvtlie
l.st evening and attended the meeting
OF Stelbenvtlle lodge No. T. Of the or
Ger. The local members went up on a
epectsl TAIN and returned about
clock The famous initiation team OF
ne lodge Initiated class - six can
dldates. three OF whom were taken into
the ORDER by the present third rank or
sniEhthood work. and the other three
oy the Old Pluto degree. which has not
been used for - years
me team had drilled 20 perfection
ana when the work w-s performed last
nlsnt. ~ vas pronounced the best that
had ever been Witnessed by some OF ,ne
oloer rebmers. who were initiated into
the mysteries OF the order by this
method- The work was done in a mas
terful way. and pleased the large num-
per or visitors who went TO Steubenvfii~
from cities and towns throughout the
Mnsellng adn Pittsburgh district. Fol-
lowing the initiation ceremonfes. lunch
was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

Steubenville.
Steubenville.
Kid Levisn. won. rounds. steuben-
willie.
Kid Burnes. knock out. rounds.
Wheeling.
Eddy Barr. knock out. rounds. Pitts
burgh. Pa.
Mickey MeMsnus. no decision. S
rounds. Wheeling
Banty sharp. no decision. s rounds.
Steubenville
Nish Ghaliaeer. knock out. rounds.
Steubenvilie.
Banty sharp. no decision 8 rounds
Steubenville.
Billy Moore, knock out rounds
Brunswich. Md.
Billy Moore. knock out 3 rounds
Brunswick. Md.
sweet BREEDING. no decision. rounds.
Wheeling.
Banty sharp. no decision. s rounds,
Bridgeport. O.
Jack Coyne. won on foul. rounds,
Bridgeport. q.
Teddy Murphy. no decision. rounds.
Wheeling.
Bruna LANCE. no decision. 6 rounds.
Windsor. Can. F.
K o. Moore, won, rounds Mt
Clemens. Mich.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
AMATEUR AND
SBMI-PR0. NOTES

The virginia white soxs viii open
the season sunday At Bsliafre with the
{. A. c. Of that city. All Of the players
are In good condition and will make =
good showing. YeAxer. the star short
place again after being sick for a wsek
nnich Viii add strength fothe team The
pitchina viii be done BY Hall or Big
low While back OF the bat will be Ray
Inond Miller. one OF the best catchsrs
IN the valley.
week ~ the North Benwood boys. They
VIII play Mozart at Mozart Monday
evening. Central Benwood az Benwood
wednesday and boegs Kun at Bogga
hun Friday evening. They would like
70 arrange games with any team In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
FIRST GAME
whssling and 1sllasrs Hi~h School Dass
Hall Teams WIN Open the Season
This Aftsrnoon-

Everything f. now in readiness for
the opening OF the Wheeling high school
base ball season. the first game OF
which VIII be with the Beilaire high
school team on the sixteenth street
grounds at Beilaire this afternoon
suits were given out by Coach Holden
yesterday evening and final instructions
were given the boys who will be seen
y, IN Uniform today. The lineup Of the
Mheeiing team FOR this game IL as fol-
n. stobbs. ali; Nay. cf.; Atkinson. ID. .
McGranahan. Oh. Stewart. RI; McCi-
Beck. G.: King. D.: Heatherinrton' III /:
Duney. ,b. Oral as; Corbett 3b. /.
Holub. RI; Wilkinson. cf: Cochran. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
RILEY'S WIFE
HERE SUDDENLY
COMES TO CITY MYsrERIousLx TO
MAKE ACCUSATIONS AGAIHST
HUSBAND
Claims That Important witness In Key
land Case was Untruthful To Her.
Many Humors Current.

Just Why Mrs. Grace Baker Riley.
and who is the vile OF William Riley.
principal witness In the Leyland- Hes
ton case would turn up in the city and
begin 10 upbraid her husband as being
untruthful on the eve Of the hearing OF
Chief Leyland before Judge Hervey Is
a question. Many have advanced the
cries that when the case comes up this
morning interesting Developments Will
be sprung.
Mrs. Riley has been in the city since
"Wednesday evening and during that time
has been in conference with the attor-
neys FOR chief Deyland. Stating that
her presence here was due TO the fact
that she wanted 10 acquire property
that had been placed In storage by ner
husband and lated moved 20 the home
% Mrs, Diertnger on Sixteenth street.
Mrs Riley created quite a sensation yes
terday.
Claiming that efforts had been made
by Riley TO get rid Of their marriage
bonds aud other like articles Mrs. Riley
stated that she would not believe him
on oath. She intimated that Miss Al
media DierinEer Of So sixteenth street
and tried to keep her furniture and
household goods. Furthermore tnat al
hsr goods through the aid OF Deputy
sheriff Bert Phillips there were some
yet that have not been accounted for.
1eather bed. sewing machine and other
articles we're removed to squire Hobbs
ONCE yesterday and Grated for ship
ment 60 the home In Detroit.
2
10 the eject that Riley and Miss Dier-
niger had been together IN Bellaire was
branded a. being false by both Mrs
iufN. Deputy sheriff Phillips and Miss
lli'ringer herself. While she saw him
~ Bellnire 10 was In company with the
above named persons In front Of the
.rrstal restaurant Thursday evening
MIS- Riley lost no chance 20 upraid her
husband and brand him as a falsifyer
She said, During our married life he
used me like dog and time after time
! bore marks Of his cruel treatment
Miss Dieringer Taiks.
Mheu seen last night by an IntelIiFen-
Ger reporter Miss Almeda Dierineer.
daughter 81 one ~ the oldest German
families iu the city and who h. thrown
INTO the case under very undo sired cir
cumFfanceE said r feel that n great
injustice has ben done me IN THROWING
suspicion that william Riley aud Z wore
trying 60 escheat his wife I knew he
was married before. Before he even
started Euiug with me be told the story
Or his life 90 my brother and IN an the
timc ] have known him he has not
broken that trust BE has never told
me "a lie and 7 can prove his truthful
ness ~ the best pcuu1e boz Wheeling
We Joined the Catholic church shortly
after DO began going with mo AND
bishop bouahue and Futher Move know
MIN We vas n good friend ~ nv
urpthera who have always held him 10
Pc gentleman. 7 would believe him
and believe the matter ~ Mrs Viiev
coming hero ig FOR the erect 10 will have
on his testimony Do the Leyiand AFFAIR.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
SURPRISE FRIENDS
Young Society woman of st. Clairsviile
and Untoutown Man Get Marrf-
age License Last Night

At late hour last night. and after
the majority of the residents Of the
town had left the streets. Miss Bess VIII
son; a prominent society leader OF ST.
Clatrsville and Mr.. James Price. we'll
known farmer OF near UniontOwn. o..
called the probate Judge out OF bed and
ment OF the young people was Announced
several monh1 ago, but their actions
last night will be n surprise 60 their
friends They apparently awaited a
late hour to secure "A license in order
not TO be seen and surprise their friends
as they will be married this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

Two base hits: Ollie. winston. 2
run: correIi. Stolen bases: Chenoweth.
Leatherwood. GIN. ?: correll. wheeler.
HaEan. 4: chenoweth. 3: Barron. /: by
Lewis. 8: Jaynes, Z. Base on balls: on
chenoweth, 3; on Barron. 4. on Lewis, 2.
Hit by pitched ball: Long by Lewis:
Patton. by Hagan. Hits: on Hagan, II:
on Chenoweth. .; on Barron. g. Struck
out: By Hagan. ?: by Barron. 3: by
Lewis. .; by Jaynes. 3. Time OF game:
hours. Umpire: Brown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
BALL TEAM HERE.

Enroute to Huntington. the base ball
team OF Waynesburg college. arrived In
the city last night from West Liberty
where they were defeated yesterday ar
ternoon by the score OF IL to o. The
team stopped at the Grand Central hotel
over night. and will leave for the Cabell
county seat early this morning TO meet
the Marshall College nine this afternoon
The team Is made up OF the following
Joe Phillips. II. Weaver. G. Rich. j. w.
Allison. Scott Kiger Moore Wright.
iiil. Reister. X. Spinning. r. Spinning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
RITC,H|E
Wins Prom Harlem Tommy" Murphv
In Twenty Round Battle-Murphy
Stood Punishment Well

SAN FRANCISCO. April 17-Wfllie
Rltchie, hghtweight champion OF the
world. won decision over Harlem
Tommy Murphy in 20 round fight
here tonight. Nearly every round was
easily Ritchie's but Murphy's ability to
stand punishment astOunded the crowd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
STEWART
signs Articles In steubenvius 20 rtxht
Banty sharp In That City,
April ~.

sTEUBENViLLE DEPOT. O.. Aprn
l1.-Arttcles were signed tonight hy
Goo" Stewart. OF Wheeling and Bansv
sharp. OF Steubenville. TO fight ten
rounds before the Stsubenville Athisti.
tlub. Monday. April 9th. There will BE-
a special train from wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
ARREST SPEEDERS
sherih a. sweeney Mas warrants
isaued Tor Drivers 81 Cars Wrccked
Ont the Pie FrITaw Mnrwfwr

-hcrim A. q Sweeney f0r ell. re-..'r.'.
Mn1 were mixed uu in fne wreck mean
huiIFrH station 90 Hn early hour vrafrr.
NV untnlnF Nnt ~ much Tor the fact
That "a wreck occurred but that fHr div.
rIn Wifnt Do made CO. understand The
neceH.itF of conforming with the rules
governing speeding ono OF fHr rsrr
was from Burns and church Hrf ffa
other from the standard Auto COMPANY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

be done by officials OF the in:migra-
ton department and no such officials
are attending the term of court here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18

Mayor Mitchell for the "extravagapt
expenditures" OF his administration
and incidentally 70 ask for a lob. His
repulse at the doors OF the mayors
once embittered him, and when he
came back Wednesday Il was with the
Intention OF killing the mayor. For
some reason, which he could moi
give, he thought better OF his pur.
pose on this occasion. and deferred
the attempt at assassination until
some other time. To-day warned
with glass of whiskey. which he
Z SAID be had Just had at Park Row
saloon, he determined 10 act.
Weak Mentally.
IN the several examinations given
Mahoney today he appeared TO be n
man Of weak mentality, the futilitv
OF whose protest against fancied in.
diVidual wrongs and present social
conditions had driven him 10 the
verge or insanity Two letters were
taken from his pockets. one addressed
10 Mayor Mitchell and the other ad
dressed TO Mayor Armstrong OF Pitts.
burgh. Pa"
For the most part they were min
telligible. but II was evident that the
writer was trying to voice a protest
sgains; the police bills recently urged
BY Mayor Mitchell al Albany and "a
number Of other municipal activities
In these letters Mahoney appeared
TO be aRitatcd most by the late issue
Of city bonds and the attempt TO get
Colonel George W. Goethals 20 take
the police cOmmissionership.
He knows less about police work
as much as a boy Of IL or IL" was
one Of the disiointed statements in
the letters. referring 10 Colonel Goa-
thals. and continuing.
Also Knows lots Of engineering as
u or IL year old boy" The letter
then launched into n general attack
upon Colonel Cocktails
Among other things Mahonov told
the police was that ne was born tn
ireland. that AZ one time he had been
worth over g1O0.O OU and that he had
gone heavily into real estate spocuia-
ton. lie had spent a number Of
years In Tittsburg be added and had
lived In New Orleans For tho last
ten year, he had lived In this city
~ one time during bic examination
he said that he was sorry for what
he had dore.
20 Be Arrsioned Today
MahOney will b. arraiEnod In the
Tombs court tomorrow morning
The attack on the mayor and the
Incidental shooting Of Corporation
Counsel Polk was a shocking occur
renee and 90 shows the danger 90
which public officials are subjected. 4"
Faid district Attorney Whitman to
night The mayor was propcrfv
guarded and will b. even more 80 IN
the future but no matter what safe
guards surround a public ofrciaI ne
cannot be protected AGAINST Cranka
and others ~ all times"
The day book., 1914-04-02
. THE. MILITARY sINFAMY .


penrenty failing
second lieutenant 1t is enough blood
boil
of military tribunals has
in
!
RYates
labor cczing sobyng petty poppys
proceedings
nostrs of people secretary salt
heIIf department
WHO GOT THE IS? a5r ASHAMED OF THEM =
The day book., 1914-04-02

f ASHAMED OF THEM.
why does Brown sometimes go by
another name?"
He used to sign the popular songs
he writes" ... -. -
The day book., 1914-04-02
MILITARY YANACHRONISM.

Sppose that high private in bis British maestys army had
humble ranks of toll he would quit the service
andp parliament IN
. : "
They'd Tommy guardhouse kept
lin o n
system
system working among democrats
of we much to army.
can't help it's the problem
Bull
of its He won't but he pvng that he will have
problem isn pressing army very much smaller
actually
the deserHons remind
it, looking #4i
permanently
being spirit
to advance on the aHzHaga
o.
TF1EMILITARY INFAhfY j . sa@H57 g.
The day book., 1914-04-02
WHO GOT THE SIS?

WHO GOT THE-$5?
Blinks- s-Welf, solong! / owe Brown
SIS and must go around and pay him!
Jfnks- go with you! Brown
owes me ten! A-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-03-04
FREQUENT LlTTERs OF PIGS
Experlenes Shows That Sow Growing
Eight Youngsters TO Maturity
Twice Yearly ls Best.

A liter of eight good pigs from
1ure-bred boar, mated with a choice
-se@,-n+.ssii -n+.ssii-reoeir iess-seeu; and wher
grown will produce so pounds Of
rn@a. per pig more than scrubby
ones. thus making 400 pounds OF ad
ditional meat without additional e1
pense.
Experience shows that SOW thai
grows eight pigs to maturity twice
wear is more profitable than one tha
produces more pigs and fails to de
velop them. Usually the SOW ha'
sufficient milk for eight, and whel
they are allowed to suckle six t.
eight weeks the pigs are In prime
condition TO wean without having
any setback.
The SOW can generally bs bred sue
cessfully on the third day after wean
Ing, and 1t is no trouble to have he'
produce two litters year II 20,
give her the proper attention. Wstcf
her on the twenty.first day sfte'
breeding, and II necessary turn bel
with the boar again.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-03-04
ACTION SHOULD BE GENERAL
New York Post Heartily lndorses tho
City Planning Exhibition Being
Held There.

Especial interest attaches to the city
planning exhibition from the fact that
the probable ratification of the excess
condemnation amendment will enlarge
the possibilities before New York. Ex'
tcess condemnation has probably
worked to best effect in Ohio. where
iCincinnati and Toledo have entered
upon large programs Of city building;
while Cleveland, as the current Survey
records. has undertaken the first znu-
tnicipal experiment In suburban plan
ming and housing" through acquisition
,of large tracts of land to be- divided
and sold In b2il;iinssz4lots for worS'ssss
mems houses. In many other ways the
exhibition, which we owe to Georg.
,McAneny and the Merchants associa'
ition. should be highly stimulating.
More than forty among the 200 Ameri.
,can cities participating, and IL among
'the Canadian. have city planning com
missions, while in Massachusetts,, New
Jersey and Pennsylvania helpful legis.
Ilation has been enacted. Our admins
TRAITORS cannot afford to lag in fore.
tsight behind those of Toronto and
Philadelphia. The exhibition should
Scontribute to the enlightenment Of
thousands Of citizens upon our civic
iproblems.-New York Evening Post
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-03-04
Hone az
OWNY5 :
50 fIELlLp LpS
COMMUNITY IDEA THE THING
Mo Doubt That Towns Should Be Laid
Out for the Benefit OF All tho
Inhabitants.

It Is pleasing to note that town.
planning organizations are coming
into fashion even in villages or 1,OOo
population. Such agencies are not as
general as they should be, but the
idea of directing the future develop
ments OF clustered communities along
thoughtfully planned lines, instead OF
on the old style go-as-you-please plan.
is spreading. with hopeful indications
that it will come into universal ae-
,ceptance.
The small town or village has ire
same sort Of interfering difficulty. In
planning the layout in accord with ar
tistic ideals that blocks the way IN
the older parts Of the cities. The
town is built, and quite often built
wrong. To put it right would mean
to tear down and respace and replace
the old structures. Such costly re-
modelling Is never thought Oft Is
simply out of the question.
Sometimes a sweeping fire clears a
large business or residential area. and
then there is real opportunity to do
some effective planning, not only as TO
the architecture of the buildings that
are to arise, but as to the setting and
spacing, and, perhaps. the parking.
But what every town can and should
do Is to arrange the space that Is
available not only to Identification
but with regard to convenience and
sanitation. There Is rather too much
Individual freedom in the average
small town in the matter Of handling
property. There needs to be com
munity idea that dominates individual
action.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1914-03-04
A Good Feed Gutter.

inch pieces. One leg was used at the
back end and two in front, the latter
extending eight inches above the
frame.
The knife lever was bolted to the
top OF the left-hand leg to allow using
the right hand for cutting. The knife
was made of . short piecS Of crosscut
saw blade II inches long The knife
cuts square across the end of the box.
With this machine one man could cut
up enough feed for the "a calves in
from three to five minutes. The feed
was cut up in one-half to one-inch
lengths and fed In troughs. Kafir and
corn were thoroughly mixed in cut
ting and the calves cleaned up the
mixture without waste. They had thie
green feed until frost killed it. and did
well on 1t.