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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-09

ent instance being the first here IN
many months.
Arrest Speeders.-Five young men,
who were making an auto tour OF the
city, were placed under arrest at the
corner of Thirteenth and Harrison
streets. The police alleged the auto
was being driven at an excessive rate
of speed and that the occupants there
of were conducting themselves IN
loud and boisterous manner. L. ray
thorne, the driver, was fined 80 anu
costs for speeding. L. Beatty, ID. Fort
r. Fort and W. Robinson were ar
raigned on charges Of disturbing tne
peace and Today sentences suspendeu-
Train Kills Horse.-In attempting 10
drive over the railroad crosslng d
the intersection of Fourth and East
River streets yesterday morning hos
Gibson, employed by the Ewert
Richter company, was unable to clear
the track and one horse was hit by
an east-bound Burlington passensei
train. The police were called and put
the animal out of misery.
Children in Narrow Escape.-oh
children, the oldest not over Yeas
of age. were left alone in the NOME
92S Eastern avenue, Monday ailei
noon. 1t became dark before li-s
mother, Mrs. Jessie Ganaway' return
ed home from work. The Oldest chno'
a boy, attempted to light the lainp
with strip of paper The hanlirs
brand fell to the floor and imueolaVe'
ignited the carpet. The little Children
fear stricken, huddled together IN 'Hs
corner OF the room. PassersDy 50"
the darcins flames and turned ~
alarm of fire. The fire department ~
eponded. but on arrival Discovers
that other and older children hau gu
tered the house and checked
flames with wet blankets. The dam
age was small.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-09
SOCIETIES ELECT
HEADS FOR 1915
II. o. Larrance Heads Wood
men Of World and Mrs. Anna
Lee the Auxi larry Circle.
VOTE TO AID CHARITY WORK
Sum of $40 Divided Between Argus
Santa Claus and the Asso-
ciated Charities

Camp No. 81. Woodmen OF the
World. and Grove Nc. %. Woodmen
Circle elected officers at meetings held
at their lodge rooms last night. H
o. Larrance was elected head of tho
woodmen Of the World and Mrs. Anna
Lee will preside over Grove p.
Officers of the WoOdmen Of the
World:
Consul Commander--H. o. Larrance.
Adviser Lieutenant - Edward Ms
sen.
BankeT-Oscar Carlson.
Clerk-F. c. Downs.
Escort-WiIliam II. Barnes.
Watchman-W. d. Hunt.
Sentry-W. L. Bowman
Manager (three years)-L- G. FEELS.
Physicians-Dr- a Stocker, DR.. JOS
eph DeSiIva and DR.. E. Bradford.
Circle Officers.
Officers elected by the WOodmen
Circle:
Guardian-Mrs. Anna Lee
Adviser-Mrs. Kate Camblin-
Banker-Mary Camblin-
Clerk-Anna +. Downs.
Attendtnt-NIrs. GoIdie Moore
Inner Sentinel-Miss Alma Nissen.
Outer Sentinel - Mrs. Elsie Lar
rance.
Chaplain-Miss Fay Brunk-
Musician-Mrs. Cleo Carlson.
Manager-Mrs. Ida VI. Riley.
Physicians-Dr. 4. StOcker and DR..
E Bradford.
Aid Argus Fund.
The installation Of these officers
will take place on the first meeting
night in January and will be public
TO friends Of the members. Ten ap-
plications were received by Camp So
and FIVE by Grove 81 Camp IS voted
to give SO to The Argus Santa Claus
fund and SO to the Associated Chart
ties for Christmas work
Field Manager Nicholas Grassland,
who is at present working in the in
Ierests OF the orders at Geneseo, was
present and expressed himself as be-
ing pleased at the showing made by
the local Camp and Grove in increas-
ing the membership. After the close
of the meeting the ladies of Grove 81
served an oyster supper and the bal
ance of the evening was enjoyed So
cially.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-09

into session at 2:20. Every seat in
the large court room was occupied, and
a number of spectators and jurors
were forced to stand. Hoffman ap-
peared to be somewhat weakened from
his confinement. His face was drawn,
emaciated and sallow and he faltered
in his walk. He was ushered into the
court room by his attorney, c. H.
Murphy, shortly after being introduced
to County Attorney Vollmer. Hoffman
will be charged with first degree MUIR
der, according to the indictment.
Falls From Car and Breaks ARM
Mrs. E. H. Weaver, 215O Farnam street,
is confined to her home suffering from
a fracture of the left arm at the wrist
She received the injury in a fall from
a street car at Third and Brady
treets.
Takes Money to Pay for Funeral
That Carl Won Vogt, accused OF en-
bezzling $500 from ]. ]. Ryan Plumb
ing company, took the money to de-
fray the expenses OF his mothers fu
neral was the development yesterday.
Won Nogt when asked why he took
the money admitted that he had used
it to pay the cost of burying his moth
er. He refused absolutely to tell his
place of residence or where his rela-
tives were. 'As long as l am in dan
ger of casting a blight upon the fam
lily name" said Won Vogt this morn
ing, Il am not going to let my family
know where | am" Won Vogt express
ed his confidence that his case would
never come to trial. but an amicabie
agreement would be reached between
his attorney and Mr. Ryan. Won Vogt |
claims that if given a chance he would |
repay the money in time. Won Vogt's |
operations reached the extent of near !
and covered period OF over two |
months.
Illegal Sale of Gas chareed-lnfor-
nation was filed yesterday against
Emil Moeller and Louis Martin, w.
with Illegal sale OF gasoline. 1t is II
legged in the information that the word
gasoline" was not printed on the IAN
the fluid. The sale is said n
to have been made TO Mrs. A. Pickens
on Dec. l. The information is signed
by ]. p. Risley, deputy state oil in
spector for this district. There have
been very few violations OF the state
law regarding the sale of oil, the pres ,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-09

clares that her love for him was
killed" He asks damages to the ex-
tent Of $4,000 because of it.
New Territory Arnexed.-Withint the
space of minute or two yesterday,
the city of Davenport acquired a big
strip of additional territory and sew
eral hundred new inhabitants in the
bargain. AS a result, the much talked
of annexation proposition is now a
matter of history. Late yesterday aft
ernoon City Attorney Carl Lambach
appeared before Judge Theophilus. VINO
signed the decree, whereby a strip of
land four miles long and a quarter of
a mile wide, lying to the north and
east CT Davenport, is formally declared
part of the city proper. The decree
consisted of 80 typewriter pages.
There were 200 defendants named
The city brought suit Jointly against
the various property holders, who
were summoned to show cause why
the territory in question should not be
annexed.
EIoping Couple Sousht.-Missing
since Friday, when they left their
homes in Iowa City after a youthful
romance, William Croy and Bessie
Crippen are sought in Davenport.
The chief of police of Iowa City has
written Clerk of the District Court
Harry j. Mcfarland asking him not
TO issue a marriage license, as both
are said to be too young" and the
parents object to the hasty marriage.
Mystery surrounds the continued alb
sence of the youthful pair. 1t was I'M
derstood they would come this way,
and that they would attempt to secure
a marriage license in the Office OF the
clerk OF the district court. So far
they have not been here. Both young
people are said to come from well
known families at Iowa City and while !
there seems TO be no serious objection
to marriage the parents will not cen
sent TO it at this time.
Man Charged With Murder OF His |
r ather-in-law on Trial.-When Ed |
ward Hoffman was brought into court /
yesterday afternoon TO be placed on |
trial on the charge of murder the
room was filled with spectators. Hon-
man was brought over from the county
jail and Judge Koran called the court
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-09

Mohair shipments from Egypt uu.
ing the first four months OF 1913 WI co,
4.4I1.294 pounds. against z'SSV'V-
pounds in like period last year
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-09
DAY IN DA NEWPORT

clares that her love for him was
killed" He asks damages to the ex-
tent Of $4,000 because of it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-09

ent instance being the first here IN
many months.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-12-09

All the news all the time-The Argus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-14
CANON

Mrs % r. Laumlnu H here from
south Dakota 90 visit at the home
ol her sister. Mrs John Rusk
Mrs John Kui-ht returned Mon
. day from visit with hcr daugb-
ter nruciila wing Is teaching AZ
Claude
Mr., o. r. Johnson win go 10 Abi
.onc Monday t0 attend the Baptist
convention
j 49, OLSON returned Tuesday
from Happy where hc ha, been
building house
j A. HARRISON LETT Tuesday Tor %
/ business trip TO ben Franklin
~ q Scott and family arrived FRI.
day from Missouri and are staying
aI The N b Humps home until
. their household goods arrive They
expect 90 make Canyon their home
Mrs o \ Stafford entertained 70
number cot children Frida, u honor
uf Frank birthday
Nr and Mrs VIM Sydov we're u
Amarillo sunday Mrs SydoW viii
assist tile Christian choir 100 amarillo
siug the Holy City next sunday
night She ha. on, of the principal
solos
Nm q ~chWar', of Genoa. 600
was iu The clJt last week and SAYS
THAT he viii probably move here dur
'ur the coming yrar
s. n Henson was up from l.
school work near i'uppt over Sug-
ual
. NJ Burrov cot Stacy Visited .l,,
week. a' the home 90. ule SON g. o.
HurroN
Vr \ : N.uur. visited m
Iuiia last Weoh
A iIill aud IS % G,'lrr I.t
Monday Tor Hereford where they sin
Visit the Duuutr, schools of Dent
Smith county Jhis week.
Nr aud AIRS a.. o. Mour1 visited
this week a SilEcriuu with their
dau-urrr Mrs Foecr-ou
Mrs CLYDE NcElruy has return u
from lu csicuded Ns tu Iowa
Pres q S Solver of Clarendon
College passed through the riN Fr
day Rev Neal accompanied him 90
Hereford
Mrs Tucker and Miss Dean Nar.
Amarillo callers SUNDAY afternoon
lNsD May FARMER Ruth ana
Temple site, of Hereford visited
saturday with Miss Ierah NcRcv
uuld-
Claude harrison. Charley NDAfcc
Hud Marvin Garner left Monday 'ur
Motley county where they win spend
a week hunting lts safe bot
there viii bee % fow live birds lcft iu
this vicinity when thc-, hunters re-
turn saturday
Mrs Fannie " Eaton I- n Post
uu business matters
D. % Harvey of Roswell. cN-attrr-
ray general ol y NJ, is boo the ci'y
uu business.
John N simmons of Nebraska
visited boz tho city Tuesday Hc WAS
uu Hi way home from California
Mrs r 4 Chamberlain OF Clar.
'udon ie VISITING ~ the home or her
ION T. T. Chamberlain
Mrs ~. Roger of Hereford
VISITED this week al the j. r. Hon
land home
Mrs 7 Holland entertained the
mis- luu1v study class OF The Ncth0.
disc church Tuesday Afternoon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-14
tINNuW

birds 'rr aHd Arthur Barker .sr
'uFr from Amarillo Tue-dar boz
IuIm1h.I. After Isa IuIr. ..I
FH relative. fHet returned Waua.
day
Mr Anna Davis uf Wmfl. ford
HuH I. Tr..da. f1 visit bog IaHr
% Nr q s Tucker
N polls johnson returned Tla-
la. from a .Is.f fl Ah,rHaflF
NI Et WHes'uck suI N.
H1aHrfh and Pearl Webb return
H seth ward MONDAY after a sl.I
r fa.a Center
$50 70 p NHlf raH fDsfesr ri
faf af au elaborate up1n'IIr Iir
Ier ir honor of fef ~ us Sell
ward .frinUfs Cover. rcre Ia-I fol
Ir..r. Ealut. EImaU-uH. WIT
forf HIlae Nelson and FIaslu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-14
SOCIETY NOTES FROM
NEIGHBORING TOWNS
CI,DII

Mrs BauJ Ray a visiting iu Cmp-
Gothic
Geo sanford OF Dallas was iu
Cl1rl be Tuesday
T. G. Fisher oi Amarillo was a
Claude visitor Tuesday
J o. Tate q, Ko,-c. Texas is boo
Claude this week
b. a White ul Amarillo was
among the visitors here "Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Hush Doak spent
saturday with friends Boo Amarillo
Mcsdamc e palc and ! O..
Rcdus were shopping iu Amarillo
saturday
. r Brook lcu Friday evening
Tor kuysc city, T,Nas where ue u.Il
spcud "a month
} % Soulclloi Wichita Fails came
lu Tuesday 10 visit DOES d1ugulcr.
Mrs A a Ntycs
u G. Ioo,eu proprietor ot U,
Goodnight Lumber Co. 40 Goodnight
WAS here Wednesday ou business
Mrs j. j Brady lrt' Tuesday ton
Nlmurl Ala where She goes to af.
tend tHg bedside OF Nr- IS S Uu.
ford who b, reported critically 800
Mr. and Mrs T. T.. lpriaio u-
rived home Monday from Wellington.
do. where they were recently mar.
'ird They ace 90 home fu t..r
friends ul tur Eiue residence Doc
Uurth Claude
thlde Miller Who e teaching it
PAS city. writes that .p u .auu.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-14

beautiful home ot their uruJur
auts, Mr aud Mr.. o. 4 William
swinging aud game. oU tlo lawn
were the diversion lUI ,o th, D,
light of the children they Vor.
served with ice cream comes Iho
hour for departure came too soon
aud tine little One took leave uI
their hostess and .n.t with % desire
that they might cuI0g another su.u
birthday party Doe tno near future
futh Naurinc ana Percy we're The
recipients Of mang beautiful pr"
sonis
Mn T. n. Abbm-lou ul NNorf
returned home Thursday after % lcN
days visit with her parents. MI ana
Mr. e.. g. Crawford
G. T.. Clements returned 10 chill
dress la.f week from lngtli. Arg
where he has been visiting "a sich
brother for almo~t-r,u years
Nrs r T. Severe lcn Monday
morning tor trip 10 Tucumcarri
n. NJ io look after her busuo
ihoro bu' VIII o0u return to cha
dress
Mr. and Mrs Ross Robertson Ir
turned Friday afternoon from iHr't
wedding tour and have been rrDri.
in. congratulations of tbr. friend
" % Hooker Who moss live. 90
Santa Rosa S. 80. uus visitor H
rbi'dro 600 lHs' THURSDAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-14

Green
Lon b Fletcher q son of n NJ
Fletcher Aas returned o. plHinyioU
Roy Turner. of LoCkucy came
over sunday to utt-ld the Farmer
lNlsiness Collcgc
AIRS r. D. WooJ,cy who has hccu
visiting her parents. Rev. aud Mrs
a - Robert and i',r Mrs "
u Jordan returned 10 Shamrock
Tuesday
Mr. aud Mrs a " White. OF
Cone Crosby County. left TUESDAY
Tor business trip to Louisville. Ky
Mrs. y y Fitzgerald. manager oI
thc Western Union go this place went
20 TulIa Tuesday
a larg, audience gathered sunday
night io listen to the Ncllarraugcd
prorrm presented hy the Woman
Nissiunur, Society with Mrs T. e.
Richards as presiding officer
Two interesting papers were read
one on the school for delinquent
girls at ThumaNillr. Ca. and thD
other on 'hy Methodist school dt
Rio lanorio
Amous the musical features of the
evening 800. 90 beautiful solo hy Mr.
Cora D. pr.tDhctt teacher of voice
40 Seth Ward COLES, and 400 ar
them rendered ny SOME of the bcs
Nuca.lsf- of tHr ..f. CJuiutt
The Ten virgins wa. the Gilman CO..
The program The virgin. five wise
and T.. I.lTI.I s..r. r.gr..t..f.. r
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were present
The dinner given DO, 49, aud Me-.
t0mb. Mt SUNDAY Was very much
enjoyed Dos 400 present \ll Kinds col.
Trims. u,rc ba tu eat Those pros
emf "rrc Nr and Mrs Scuy and
daughter Lorrua e. HUNTS and fam.
iIE aud k ID lovroy and family
The Is. O.. oI S. held their memorial
service sunday afternoon aud quito
20 nice program was carried ont =
e.. Dial made % very appropriate ta'k
40 th, ham aul the Lodge marched 90
the cemetery where very impr,
si,c ceremony was gone through aud
flowers placed ON the rraycs of the
deceased m,mhors
On h.t Friday afternoon the We.
mans study Cluh met at the boauti
| iul country home uf Mrs RAY Nor
! rEuu The weather SEA. ideal and
everything was prup.fiuus for O. ,l..
lIrhiluI orr1. ION -Four autumohil,
laden n'iH club Iadir. Iru town ai d
irN minute. hrfur" 800 tuI after
% refreshing drIs, every ou Ha. s.,
pla,, aHd ready tor hu mes. 100 fu,
lHs-rwhOu. Iuu William cullen
Bryant 1880. tHr subject Tor d..rI..
sion Quotations. reading. aud H.
urrIIb..I sketch uliou fhp program
50 ih, close dnliu0u. rDlr,-hmoui
Wuru Ur..I which ",I. .up.H Ir
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-14
Saylor & Kendall Company

Utg after lu enjoyable visit with
relatives Boa Denver and other points
of Colorado
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-11-14

" Really Hoes lrlitNr rheumatism
Everybody who is afflicted with
rheumatism o. any form should by
nll means keep bottle off Sloan g.
Liuimcut ON hand The minute YOU
feel pain or soreness iu joint ur
muscle. bathc b with Sloaus Liui-
muut DO not rub it Siuau's peuc-
tratcs almost Immediately right 20
tho seat of pain. relieving the hot
tender. swollen feeling and making
the part easy ana comfortable Get
o. bottle of Sloau's Liuimont for 2l
cent. of any druggist aud have b
il the house against colds. sOr,
ana WolIcu Joints. rheumatism, uou
rilpia. scialIca and like ailments
Your money back if not satisfied hul
BE- does give almost instant relief
tNdyl
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-06
FUNCTIONS OF FERTILIZERS
&C r~,ssxsai O. Artificial Article 10
Os-a .. Increase gsss.ssy Assvs
Natural cseS<ssS.

slsE - ~ .rutsN'Li. A.s.ss..,s .Lse,,ss.
isAssas ssstsssfssss = sis'Ass.
FERTILIZERS afu atpsi-S 10 The soil
.as tao i.serai pas!.as-s-so main
iaia anL ta s4rr.ls- .essiiiiJ.
Chief En.sas those fertilizers thai
~ ssl faE asssata.aiAs tho -fsslii.
,lH pg the laad IL tarpfssd fsAsns~
fais "a It's main faa.sier. and Issi
ss iprz ss the i''.nsi,s.l eoassiis'
ssis Of the ssauast SIC all derived
isrsi'i'Y-at s~s' i, can oaiy ustn-
gaia IL. fertility.
II. hsuess.. sh- bssnra.d manure
l. n'taiErd shoiiy os iH IssS from
estsf.si Hessers !, ;cAS .rrsvass fss.
siiiiy. T~o such cns~s. ate r&siasy
rs,dra,. s'oe cxAmttcs. VIVA tho
l.asa, ari nsanase " purchased tron
;n~n stables. - Il 10 ois.n donc ius
srset gardening :saar ejaiss. OF xh~o
IL IL DERIVED isoa tpsSlllsiAS saGzv1t.
rsts sossAin~.a IN oil eskr or esesS
.aaeseArss~sl fe-diax sss4s eoasamr<
b, s's&l. .-r
Tire soinn.-.' ..i .r suihftsi forth,
iz~'s which bat. been e.st icsosi fps
q spS.i iaasy yeats. are used riicHy'
,.r inr--asins ,h- fertility az nc sn.i
aos. Ia other sprss. insr.asinG the
!fs!i.'it".. Of the .s.i above IL
ustaFsi -s:sc!'y. Although ibis Il
ihsls i...g;as Junction. they act "a
restorative as-Iss whenever they sse
Asnliri vhrH hsfaysTa manure IL
siihhc'd
la E-srfl'. tho restitution of the
i.riii'y ~ tho iani ia accomplished
chiefly b. the Larnyard manur~ that
il returned {. the suil tnrinx "a rive q
crop rotation. ami tho increase n
errors lie p-rdacpd b, commercial q
artificial fertilizers
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-06

running on range with Heir mothers
they viii get exercise enough In keep.
ing M with her. bat IL they ~" con.
iinr.l In houses or yards then let ihcm
scratch Tor the most OF their food la
somc light. clean litter or some loose
earth.
Keep them supplied with frcah
drinking water and chick ni:e grit.
Many Chicks die Or have their diges.
zion ruined because they are not sup.
piled with grit and water.
They must also be kept free from,
lice. No chick can grow when nwarm
OF these little pests is drawing the Lie
rom its little body.
They must not be crowded in u
coop. Overcrowdei chicks will not
grow well or keep healthy. They MUS,
have plenty o; fresh air and shade and
sunshine. both. SO they choose which
they please.
As Boon ar young rooaters show red
In their combu. separate them from
the pnllets. Allowing ihom to run
with The pullets viii rctard She growth
of both. II kept by themselves the
young ROSTERS will soon be ready Ia
eat or seIl. a1d tho pullets relieved OF
their company will also grow faster
This is what Ia needed to make win.
Ser myers. a q,iic;i growth and an even
al. AROUND development. 30 that they
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-06
The Trinidad Cigar Store

viii at iinc. Thi, famous salts L.;
made from m arid pf grapes AMI LEI
mon 'n,cr. combined with lithia. and
mas been used for generations to
clean nid stimulate clogH.d kidnuys.
also to ncutra,izr tho pci,is In urin"
70 II no longer IL n source 81 irrita-
ton. thus ending bladder weakness.
.'ah salts ~ inexpensive: cannot
iniure: makes n delightful cffcrvcs-
cent Whitewater drink which every
.osc Should tase now and then to
keep their Kidneys clean and active.
Try this. also keep up the water
drinking. aud no doubt YOU will won
dor what became OF your kidney
trouble and backnchc.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-06
Feeding Corn 10 Pos.

Tic fccd.ns Of corn sions In pigs.
"a is pr.oiiccd on maay farms In this
country. has done more than any ono
tiiHE tn reduce the vitality Of these
animals. Corn alone IL not a balanced
ration for the hog any morn than 10:
any other animal. and II cannot be fed
corn alone and h. IA sirpag aud
prolific as though It had had Q
chsn."I and mixed diet. n !, wcru
possible for every breeder OF swine
,o follow these principles. there
would. In n short time. bc no nccd Of
a serum for aucllinE tho ravagcs uf
hog cholera.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-06


Nhsa fall IL lsse. sli tho tFies ~
skss b~siss 20 siiEih 80 ard. ASA tao
ssso i'sSs tSr~i az so"SI tsiess All Viz
'rs. ss"h tsus~ sHo base Slsrh bt'
Ini." SKIS hsl.'s. 4" 'hf l-u'ilsS aarsss
$40 srst al IN" 9sSF VII T. stA Z" ASK
't"N s,aalI J sis-s. ray h.sss Sf
thsp1sh ID" Nsassss
II - at.4h sSsh Ia tsAS : s"rA a.
hsas tia, have b-sn t11.Iy sGfed lur
sd sr- si'Ss s'hrr uhpgs!agsa. snd
~ esEssz for ,hra after sold p-a,a'
ss 10 sgas a..s L~sss get th.sa 10 las
izE before sprsss,
The ,lr.s-- 10 i--sia preparations l.s
Ii.a pia,.r issr-s, il Ia The .p.iss
SD the STAG, ,nass b. fs.za. bf .s.boss
ias si- ii..s sassnsz Of ,oas l,YisE
s,.sk asly th0sas lusla thu. asss esruEs
sad l--iia, ~. s5-., Ia ,ex shock
iiy tbs. care In s.l-s,iss ,h- .xxs
tfa,n Nhleh ia hs..i, ,sas nss, Via.
Esgs issu.s yau give tL-,l h. s-ssis,sy
taaa~s.si1s 30 i-e soo,s layers aud god,
-t,pax ssasslsE,loas 10 h-lv ,ss.u d..
N.lap .Ia..kiy and ss,.l- ID. r, TO stand
'hr strata OF rssiy aud heavy tsy.
.rs
~ Iii. has ali t.s.n ,.v.e. saa ..u
iisl,, chicks ha.rh.a tt,-, ~i,....st.
sr n. Water eggs d.p-ad .s.ss.iT "a
yn.r care for ard feeding OF tb..s
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-06

A few years ago soruo ono asked
for an easy way 10 mix feed in water
Tor hogs. Here II good why: Bet
barrel over the end OF IA V.shaued
hog trough. the barrel Is rs near 10
water supply rs possible. and borc
an augcr hole in the bottom Of bar.
rel to lead slop TO the trough. \
stick as long as the barrel and point.
cd at lower end Ia used to mug the
auger hole. To let the slop rim out
Just pull the stick out. Put in first
the amount of water. then mill feed
on top and It will be ready by the
next feed.
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SENATE: Met nj uoon

SENATE: Met NJ noon go
Hcarin - on trust bills before In
tnrSiatr commerce committee.
Representatives Of tho New YORK
stock exchange were heard hcfOfc
til banking committee on tho Owen
hill.
Passed n hill to extend tho Law.
marking graves OF confederate sold :.
iCis In northern states. i
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HOUSE: Met ut noon.
Discussed private bills. 40
Commerce committee heard mor.
chants on tho administration trust
bills. T.
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thc-ciiy hail. They wouii have r.
careful auditing ot the hooks Of all
departments to determine tho state
"r the citys finances. Af,cr an cN-
tended discussion OF this matter tho
meeting adjourned to union head
quarters where Mrs. T.. y. Walker.
the President. presided.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-06
Manure and Moisture.

Manure from tho barn lot adds
humus TO the soil. and humus acts
like sponge. retaining the moisture
and making the soil more capable Of
absorbing more rainfall or holding II
longer. Moral: Save and CAREFUL,
spread al barnyard manure over the
fields. Manure properly utilized puts
dollars In the farmers pockets.
The chronicle=news., 1914-02-06
BREMNER FUNERAL MONDAY

'Passnic. N j.. Fch. 6.-Thc body
of Representatives Robert g. Brcm.
ncr. who died at Baltimore OF cancer
after the radium treatment had fail.
cd. was brought to his home hcrc to-
day. The funeral will he held at 4.
O'Clock next Monday afternoon.