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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
TELEGRAPH REPLACED
BY TELEPHONE SYSTEM

Berlin. July lz-Oetober list piii
see an Increase IF the teiegraDhic de-
tchment 81 the German army - 4
ne" battalion. The designation IF
these troops. however. IL now onls a
feminiscence, for there will hence
forth be NO army teiegraphic service
The telegraph has been replaced hy
the telephone The only disadyant-
age of telephone sefAice-that ii
leaves NJ written records eonsid-,
cred t. 81 much mere than counter
balanced US the fact that the tele-
phonie service IS faster and does not
require . specially trained staff The
general commanding Nlll hereafter
have al his disposal thirty wagons.
ura~n by l5e horses and equipped
with slxty telephones and about rs
miles ~ cable and wires.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
GENERALLY FAIR is
WEATHER FORECAST

= Asfitf1ttf Jnlf i----f GENERALLY
taif weather with temperatures above
nQffusi east uf the Rocky mountains
and beioA normal ga iiiv Pacific slope
was tpi eeNsi - me weather bureau
tnhlshi Cor tbs coming week
widely scattered thunder showers
are pf"hsuis Said the bulletin. "hut
no important disturbance is charied 10
efesS the country during the week.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
DEPUTY LEGAL ADVISER
TO CHINk GOVERNMENT

f"klHh. july w r. DifiQ6EhD3
professor II Jurisprudence and politics
at Princeton university. has been an
pointed deputy legal adviser to the
Chinese government
Or. F. ] Goodnow. legal ast .ser. r.
Gently accented the presidency u
Johns hopkins university ife viii re-
turn 70 America 10 August. hot SIN
siiii asst in the capacity OF adviser n
the government Professor WIl0ugh-
~ was employed a. an expert IS Inc
nited states department uf labor
from 1890 to 1901.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

RESEARCH WORK
IS ADVANCED BY
CONSULs ABROAD

.t-tffst ressss~o~ss~ss fe -aa<i.s ae.s-s-
NasiiNfinn. July Hrst u1ni
I0f nrr tiriemafIe aaf asar ref-
Ifs' liaftes abroad ara rendering b.
yen real service iu 0t0r'rs lrier-
at.nn rr foreign el fHrai wUle-
fHtnis f fhe belief ~ fae I1Irst
States nrf-fa = edl Ths es-
[stH =. .n"H ieo<ez frat t fe~ne sd
me diplomatic ani 1sa'ar serssee
frf q Considerable pzr 81 enc matter
~ foreign schools e Iti'.iHs ever
ftAf 4af fne sakf ~ AZ Ar sfr1.f
men nfo lenrei 80 toaa hlt 30
nff3 O. knoN what afftf euunifle-
rant '}Nts tAnis ~
iitAks ne ny WITH ~ Hflit- Deb, 81
state tht "Affau ~ i'"A TIE
ffitff fN reports iofnaf.e1 En- tNa-
s9s 70 pihsr aiplNfaH a-en's n
80 aiiYie- SUBJECTS
hanf - tnfsf FfHHrt snNt.eflf1i
fansHf tfif tte pififlai f smre
iaif t.hfenii3 AlNa te4Nf t"-
tslH p. willard iurri.rel tnf .-fts-
fitH .iaifFlsnt - 90 ai.nnti tHf-
ni-en- in lssih. @'tth -s'.,a u
trf eetlnf frtsfrlef g. me tf.fztiti
~ rnifffsiiy insifAciI'l. espfetHf En-
mfcifinf The report s1nNs Hni "nif
llft f5futIAtinH HuNH 4A-t Ni
fiHnai requirement. 4fFriaif tTit
special knoNle1sc ~ faA.ailNHai
ati.frs IN spain
me ~ tnc m"f iei
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
MILE A MINUTE
SCHEDULE FROM
RATION TOCH|CAG0
Duluth Millionaire, With Invalid
Son Rushes Over Santa
&c Tracks in Race with
Death,


/,
iiHtH s A.. Inly b. The .
miie minute special consist (.
lhs af $50 oaehes and baggage /.
'4 Hnh arryme A. y Thomson. {.
millionaire mining man az nu =
laih Mimi, and hls Invalid son 3
Adam and In Wilbur Post - :,
'altage. iefi here al 1915 this =
morning 10 their race win death :.
ie ihltaee. whore the million
aires aen viii receive treatment
i"i stemach and Intestinal dis. 4
GEESE = IS anticipated hy Mr. =
ih9pmqn Tint the trip Ia Chicago :.
WY break an previous speed To-.
'ftlF on the SANTA no railroad
3 q q 4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
>tfTH AafT1I THROWS BNfI
INTO ItP OG TIL OiIfN

LtinaNfeh. sfustend tHlN 81
KING Gfargf and Quefr Mari. no
made their iasi puddle aupfafancs Co.
det 90 their y efiish ioH. neft sut+
ifrira 80 frfah Insun Hl 81 sufffa-
gtfte while DRIVING q r. Giles cas-
fhedfai e. attend mnElna services
lHsf outside TIE afhf1rai Dun
fef suffruEftfc Olive Walker tfake
fhfuggh thr Spectators au1 police ird
ran toward ihc rofai carrlaEe She
hurled rubber hsii o. #hleb Nas
attached a label ines ribct stop f0ra-
bic feeding
The bali landed On fhe lap n the
queen. whn lauEhlnEiy brushed & aside.
Tho woman NHs removed from a
Threatening crowd bot later uas re-
leased
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
PARIS STREETS
CAVE IN INTER- A
HEAVY RA|NF ALL

Paris. JUS iz-in the central
fashionable quarters 81 Paris TODAY
setffHl street caNe-inh occurred A.
Ter heavy thunder storm. In the
place saint Augustine. not Far FROM
ihe aDat #herf taxi ali was eH-
quilted in similar subsistence 81
June D. portion II tho roadway
about ten feef square collapsed Taf-
fie has been diverted from this neigh.
burh0od
Other pits nefe formed ln tie Rae
DE f8Wmarfiu urur the Rue Du HA-
yfe and Ia FRONT II the Opera CO.
inllHs SO casualties are reported
section uf the roadway in the
boulevard Aey suddenly subsidized ta-
n.aht and taxieah fell into the hole
fncmfH sureeeded in lifting she cab
NHi ana eNtf|rttina Two passenger.
Nho had escaped with bruises
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

SHANGHAI IulN II 1hirty five n8-
Aai cadets Wero Killed by au explosion
tHntfH the Chinese gunhnai Tungrhl
iaai Nishi while The vcssr was living
N'tNN1 the Nlanr NAn arsenal The
sApieaian took place underneath their
ft'eblns qaarters The caUsc has NOT
been Aaperlaiued.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
STRIKERS N OHIO
BECOME DlS0RDERLY

tuIaIrHuf. ~ t1if - Ari.i -
tt~~.~ss ss4..rre Wn..f fnnirht receive
e. q fslrkram from srffif A.u.' ~.
- fsa.-,.rs lnariy stating that the
n-~s4--e ard ase ~ state troops
5000 IL. rs.ns-r4 O. prevent great
.i.'-.f. =. ....i t.sfr.s0t rn ~ mine prop
sft, i- the belmont lcaf fields
Iha sheriff sid DO property has fti
H-.a DESTROYED Nri tfat Frinps an'
fsfs in iaerfr winss nave Nttn aiHi'-
nf1 it thr Turbulent element AiitNN-
fhe str.kfrs
Ire sIfultion. ne naNe1' vas i"F'-
Is 0INzlrE acrsf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

NhifAeu, JulS Mre Ethel Shcf-
fieid. wife ~ George sheffield. q choir
SINGER mere. ended her life today hv
sstafating her clothing with gasoline
aad settling il on fire.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

NIn sc-lorf Irlrnln, IIrIaIlon--

fharEh s ises run mIehf stfNfY eur
asntr ~ Justice.
WIN tc-toff frirfutly Ilrlatiuu-.
The faflficaflen ~ ere Colon tt q
ffMfi VIII restore fhe friendly f5a-
f0Hf uhl1h Tor 8 century preceding
1872 existed hftaesu rHi1mhla ans
she ifnfsd fiaffs g. ulN aisa enable
Colombo nnd f'an1ma a. HffiIe fnfr
difference ana fsrl ~fih eHfh other
upon = nsiFhisfit fasIs More thaH
that Il eil rise presiIEf e. en- Unite
- states thfa1eboni spansn.Amef-
IfN
The nation can afford a. o. iuHi
even mote BE- rin afford 90 b. sen
ernns n The sfffhnE of disputes ft-
pffIafif ehfn sly BE- generosity II fan
lnffraAe the ffifudIlrfss ~ fhe mant
millions ~ Central and Nsufh Amer
ica with ahDm cor relation pfcpmf
dally mere intimate
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

Real estate problems-pureha
gales Or trade--are easily solved IS
journal want ads Read them. use
them DO Il today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

floUnsli0g Crops and M
creased Demand for Man.
uiaciyled Articles, Principal
Reasons Baseball Waning

Sees YORK Job ii. -That the
tfadit depression Is commercial cir
fies Eas neH BEGUN g. touch bottom
and ein ~ followed ~ hosiness
Boom thar aHi Within PEAR rarrs
activities W shugf normal j. TO-DAY
ttinr Confidently whispered l1 deer-
fuer Nasfaeres aho eialn o. have
aleafs been atie o. rsn the torn ~
the times Tho recent arpfaaen ~
t|E business toward more sJmpafhaflE
relations with ~ lehinaf0r. ffe Ndlr-
isrirE cfrps and the empfs ehehcs
That efl fef Hlofe aHufartHfln1 ere
iht chief ffas,ns assigned Ni fheee
commercial suufhssYefs Ter their
fDs3 pr0phesl. ahIie fhrl aiso elaine
90 Frf fHfe FIers ~ aHHseniHE lr fnf
building world Thoast these men
are fsiHs fi1telle1 IF iA+ Hast A.i.
ter husinre men who are hsId hard
ln the pinch ~ tle Times the.f ar'u-
'ou h NalnE fakfn nespit If1Nf As tha
.Na4pfify nf fff mfff Harls bore
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

with hundreds ~ arfes 20 roof be-
ing used 81 ehildran's Fairgrounds
hptb 20 the swell and seamy sides ~
ihf city. the hot spells now promise
70 srefk less child i'fe than in past
summers when youngsters had a.
sweltcf on the streets Nst ouk are
the roof gardens. thaf are being inn
promised ~ almost every adaptable
t"f ~ tenement pf apartment. cool.
tr Tor the children. bui they hold
thfm safe from all chs physical and
moral dangers - ms navcuents
year fH YEAR. Tae elneiHs now de-
fltfo. Gotham b becoming Mfle IS
mute more safe and sane spot 10
feaf bows and girls
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

inaf iff national game i Nfginnlne
fn IoHe "a little ~ the lasHlis shd i,a-
ff"HaEs = the public thar has made
He professional promoting gold
Mihe here Tor Years r. noN being
privately admitted iF these who
count The CLICK ~ me in.nsiilcs up AZ
the Polo grounds Too much talk If
salaries and tho tHereHnsrf side 81
The PLAYERS jumps from league a.
leaAue is blamed fof the alseuet that
E showing in she lack ~ attendance
~ the nekie fans II fhe money
Rrnbuine features ~ iho bla league
sports are not sa0n auhdned ia The
sirht - the crowd f i prophesied
that baseball VIII begin to deganorate
G. the level # ihf pfza ring ID inc
estimation ~ No# Torkefv.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
STOPS ITCHING
Child Cured by saxo saive

Patterson. n. Ny children Ia,
a skin disease which the doctor calIei
itch or eczema. lie gave them u1edi-
cines and olntrnents Tor Il with yerv
little benefit, but Saxo sAlve has cured
them and stopped the itching. Sufferer
from itching eczema should use IL -
Mrs. l. X. -BAgER, Patterson. n. Y.
II We can't cure your skin trouble
with cur Sa1o Salye and Saxo Soap We
viii buy back the empty tube.
Dmt's. Incorporated. Albuquerque.
New Mexico.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

ln 40 The history ~ neusI.a per
lnakinE 30 pafk noH. 81 oue rdmem-
hefs past period when thr makeup
HaF fsmuel Rlth ~ macn divorce
and murder matter ae has crowded
the columns fgf the last frr months
thoush ay readers affect O. think
that ihs j. due fo sensational spurt
10 The editorial rooms here. every
desk worker knows that the real neuf
value - the record run - rish sf0r-
ies demands their publication 60 the
exclusion y muCn routine matter
Never has the public eyo been 0hlig-
ed 60 fotu# upon as nanY eonspifu-
aus eases 4 sex fraeed5 - have OLE
ffuded themselves since spring. So
forniug g. the men who have been
making the dai's papers In this cts
Tor 80 many fears that thos are 80
most aHnH fran fu count fHD4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13
LEGISLATION To
Be PRESSED ON
TRUST BILLS
Administration Program Can
NOT Be Carried Through
Senate Under Six Weeks,
Say Leaders.

F' *t|"fHHH HINttNNfA "FAHAtN HNA"HN q "a
Washington. Julf Trust lego
isiiHn a. complete the administration q
legislative PROGRAM viii d. undertaken
il eafntsf r. ihr senate this week. :
Administrator leaders have esti-
mated that q sail require ~ least fIye
~ sik weeks 10 r4ss n, three trust
bills the clayton blii 60 supplement
lhe Sherman act. the blll creating ati
interstate commerce Trade commission
and the MEASURE giving The Interstate
commerce commission authority 40
regulate The ISSUANCE II securities 81
common carriers.
Murr Than SiN Neeks IakeIy.
Republican senators think q viii re-
uusfc ulufc than sis weeks II the
measures arc considered separately
spue democrat alao hold this yisw
ana there Is 5 RAPIDLY CROWNS senii-
EneHf ln favor ~ consolidating the
ihfee bills into one measure This
mas - done lefere tie debate pro.
eCeds yef3 far
A. planned At present ihe Interstate
tade commission bill ALREADY before
Tho senate viii b diepused 81 first
The judiciary committee expects 90
report tie revised CLAYTON hlli hy
tfF.iEa" faN 81 tNIHafHfiNH ~ fINNt NIsN $40
fffaiuIe commerce aommIiife hopes
to base the railroad sseuifioa HH
really ~ report Ii the Hsmf flne
the sauabbh ueaf lhe nominations
uf Ihnm.h 81 Jones ~ thtaara ant
FaN u WHffute - NeW York. ~
manhNth ~ lhs federal feasfs. hoard.
vii occupy much ~ thr a.ntfess af.
feutaa thlt wsaF 8isD ana L n pfab
able fhat the fnht wHi continue fof
fome time the bankinF and fufteft,
committee having voted ad4efsel
HKaMHi All Jones confirmation
Chairman Hnfheurk sir submit thc
frnom af Ihe malofns Tomorrow ~
gHtsdaY MINORITY fenon ureinr
confirmation also sill 81 sstanaifsi
Ar HNehra. 4 pfl,n4stss X a,,e. rs
executive session ihnf All Testimony
ln fhe he4rinaa 80 fha frff. raaa I.
made nHtiH nnH sba nf.t f,a IN
strength asrr tie isalia will ..taa as
thus HafMu Nenatar faegk II nf.
nUi 8 eAampInnsre MI Jauss ~ 4be
administration
40. j.. ....... ,t..t...
II,
,, ...s... 1910 'fl.sp s. al
"f'" ,'hts
H III
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

~ she start - fhr sily SEASON of
poHftai peihaiNnT. more balloon
byeins have been sent 20 and shot
boNn frem "a hoff ~ aspiring aandls
dates fof office fhan ster DOB fhf bis
tors ~ fhs faHn Master ~ afi these
sfpifinr asfouspts. Teddy Roosevelt
stH hides fIF SUPERNATURAL aIf craft
fIosf Sd The hangar. where e. f. safe
from SHOTS and can hf later launched
pr collapsed ts fhc winds fIou g1t-
erHsr a1uHf boom Is already s8off
end nahtiiug laolF a. the electorate
pump ~ f 4oiiry after yuiieF ~ NOS
shot. particularly punctunng his pre-
tensions ~ economy with his ferard
n trims tq saddle the state with hls
Hfdrn-flefiflr srhffnc for The htnefIf
- Albany that the Tamnauf cons
tractors hffa have figured a0Hid fe
good fpr euft contracts fuiaflne
81. 900 .0eH q o. could eser he erammea
doHn fhe taxpayers fhrults On ts
aflffu fHF aHlfH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-07-13

Results from journal want ads.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-27
SIMMONS. |! IS REFUSED I !!
I Bail BY MAGISTRATE
YOUTH BROUGHT HERE
FROsd SAVANNAH FACES
VERY SERIOUS CHARGE
COMPLICATED CASE.
PelzeE Masistrate Has Granted
Bail to Two; Others Held on q
Same Charges.
COMPLICATED CASE.

| {.
uNougn oscar sergeant, charged
WIN arson, ana frank Simmons,
charged win being an accessory to
inc crime, nave been released on ball
Dy tne MAGISTRATE at Pelzer. Gus Sim
tnons, WAC was Drought mere yester-
nsy. from savannah upon q warrant
SnaF Fg!h,,S ~, him |ith having aided In the
burning or the building In question,
was refused bail when his application
was paced before ainsistrate w. G.
broaaweil yesterday.
magistrate Broadwell took the po-
position that ne is without Jurisdiction
IN IN granting bond in case wherein
ttne,t charges constitute felony: APP
plicatlon for pail IN case of this
tcharaoter, ne argued, has to be made
I De!oTe aaclrcu5tn rs Judge. 3 Having sbeen
Eetusen 2 DONG l ehe' defendant was re-
manoeu a.,l to the county jail; :y3;E ~,
The case. Involving the arrest of
tnnee yp1ng white men in connection
Win y t Imp f5ur1i4g OF an establishment
Known as;..Slmmons. Bros Cafe;n at
|. PelzsE. oyeT{G. year;agAfs has attracted
fconsiderable interest not only IN AM
derson county but in Ereenyille,
where all three defendants are Known
Last Friday Frank Simmons: formerly
\ resident OF this city. was arrested In
GreenY1lle upon. a warrant issued by
gsRg1y a s5ate insurance coM@isson
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-27
M - -, Hksxs1e
For shose Who coniributoa 70
s.ss Fund FOR State Building ii

( 1irba Z. south % ,snrIIini rs S%ssac,
f,,n, o.;ou 5 IN N,1
is S,nSs ~ +ha ,ia ,s : - syo's
GsreIina % h;iiiaIn In ss t s. = com
4 ~, hss.e,ss ~ sls aula1
yias, i;se - thn r
|of MARS r. has !, 1,s,Sps tssS so;,n ont -
fiia sntiastion tn raisa s,fsiciant on bev q.
a,S nil 5e.thsr Z South Garniln. ..h,,iId,
iSp a ~ - @ itbs ~
iss TSa; coInnsisssnn an annnSncas s ~ ,hst H.,
sfaniiinr hiiis 'ai,, ha .natd =. s.4tha
"A -, :. - ~,
Srnn, thnse ;pha I S,,schaSaa 9, sSassa
fnptiar st,s ca,,sa @ @ viii seu ,s aratn w ~ -
fSns IN IA iina III asa ,,,'S,, ~ ~. ,,c -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-27
sfnr. n 1I1cEs 81 4 ISM4Nxyi.

ffar; u xirnun q rns !. - .7ss 4!s.,5,
~ = ~ IT.
Thu Ray. Irl Hicks Il Aimanac. now
ready gF0was more pop nlar nnt useful
With sash passiiB W arr It siss sxsd
necessitf sfl hot shops and COM
Har9 establi Inn eififs tSIis over tits
continent. This famous end valuable
yeHri book on 1 as folonny storms.
weather Apd ear qua kea shpaid s6s Ia
every home and & Slifi Professor
HsckAf nonaple etss this bsgt issas .pff fhis
gyeat Ainaa5ac az d tho lose uf his
esynht tiaftth year. The Aifasnac VIII sbe
mailed Tor cen o. s.The AImhpEe
Msu Id faEileds Tor S5s sceh Si The REV.
Irla Hicks fnes fntsa ztfies syort ana
Work fs sent one year vii tli a COPY
0f hiA SAinisaa 40 for on one dollar.
ssRS sss1Is siais aaa sfrsSFIIs MSs1s
Aver S & Isosiia ~ You ffil SlaysE Sra.
ss ys 4ssst q 81 & 81 !. M hi .ttoslIs o
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-27

IN the future, but he showed that the
most profitable thing on the / farm.
next to the hog. IS the mule colt. The
brood mare works up to- the time. OF
foaling and the colt at twog years
brings $3.50. No other farm animal is
asI valuable as the brood marc when
usedtfn this way. But tit requires good
strong and tbugh stock. IA ~: 8 4. a {,
HnndlIng the Finance. 81
Is How can an elevator handle ! 200 900
bushels of grain whehG there: ie no
cash after ding the piahtss s ~ !.ts. 6.
Mt. Smith M haa iEaddF B fo answer j on the the
tgrain campaign. He;,expIained ( how
similar situations have been met IN
the Middle VesS 4 4. q 8
50 IS WIhens the grain. fssbrought to, ,the
local ssfeyat1 dt lis sol al tnnms sdiateIyl
Edh1 yE spbiIpgd! at scIee Id: the WhnIeS
EHals sdeaIer ithi bsll, l,ofs lad ii 81 sts
taSh rhe sipcal alar III ilI ma sa ,a
|atehtS draft 6 iesai 8 and ma
will depoAity the draft and check SOu
|M through the local bank To- pay. the
|fatmar f6g q; e s
hen Tie corn issshi iEped With biii
[ofE siadfng of tached, the wflolesAie
healer win mot get sshis n6rin I'M tfl he
IpaYa Tor 1T TIE local asalsir & makes
mar EfH or about 4cants In ht dfaft
tnf der to 4soyer any dlfI fIerelceas In
grade or sliottage Ii eight. # s:
Some The corn is bought seg.
sfal dayls OF several weeks before
hand he farmer raaEelyb Wishes TO
ss;re and. wet Tor higher prices. IN
q case Be .thfs KIND tie local deaaisr
sells iip1n tic: board ~ trade Is and
sshedg that #6sth tia price
ps S9r1 e6es tiSss Or down hs can make
ihis normal profit ;f. 81.
i N elevator J plant worth sev..
aYal oiisaHd pillars he managar
{ SFillf hass 40 trS,abl y Y gst hanks
t0Sl him ha littis ,Yorl ing eapaA
1alsfei the iiffsfI mont b sfI grdGr s. 30
cover tiisS h Gents fdift anses ins the
1isi5.t Sii tDfiis1in hnd slIa UraItss and
|eaot fnanth AfteIt that fha prof 70 will
|radu TIE loans !:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-11-27
ADyIsAa1L1TYt tSR d & ]
j .''sss3:ss y EEEVATOR;sSTSTEEi
CONTINUED FROM pAaEsTHhgEl aEs

fluctuations are not so Violent aa on
some other :commod odities. 1. There are
three. outlets for grain. s3. u, 81 i
|; First outlet. The markets of tI,a
State Sot long al the produrerf does
not exceed the demand ana consuming
u9n In the Stati, and aB doiir "a. he
has not the market machinsfYs fnr
distribution, tliGs price Will lgreman tia
same as the piica in the MiddiesWes
plus the cost OF iEsttsrit I'd ss to So,lin;
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foot and mouth disease in the beef
producing states with the resulting
uneasiness among the feeders In that
| section. and the tremendous demand
for food, supplies which will undoubt-
edly come from the warning nations
of Europe.
These conditions offer opportunity
In live stock production for the
South Carolina farmer, mot ,oii1y fol.
profitable enterprise but also for
the permanent solution of some OF
his knottiest agricultural problems.
Any activity which the farmer at
tempts should be in the nature of q
gradual Development ands growth,
with a view to producing enough
meat for home consumption. and q
small surplus. rather than j plung-
Ing into 1t suddenly on large scale.
He sGould conserve the best breeding
stock on the fafm which. may be
available. instead of consigning 1t to
the pork barrel or the butcher, and
should procure pure bred sire Of
the proper type With which. to grade
up his herd until good, marketable
stun is being produced. In this
manner the farmer can gradually
grow into livestock production with
small outlay OF money and can
market his surplus whila high prices
are prevailing. Beef and pork cal DC
produced to advantage In South Caro-.
lima and the times offer opportunities
which should not be overlooked.
Pork production especially is.a pro-
fitable enterprise, yielding maxir1um
returns in q short time, with small
outlay Of capital. The development of
beef production on the farm should In
all cases be accomplished with the es-
tablishmont Of permanent pAstures.
[i Interest in the breeding yof live
stock has. developed very rapidly in
South Catolina and in. several coap.
ties live stqs!k b sQcietions have, been
formed for cooperation AMONG mem. .
bers. and for thsi discuSsipnaspfi live
stock problems OF ,commoti Interest.
These organizatfohs havee t'aiready
been OF large vnlhel tpSthea commune:
ties: In which, they Iexiat, dis swell as
TO the indivi3uaE membeEs4 They
have heHif ofSbriked In Ocbnee, 2, Afi-l
derson, Greenvtlle, SpartAnburg; York
and Calhoun conties and Greenwood
county .is about to be organized.
! The extension division OF Clemson
College has cooperated with several
Of these associations In importing
live stock from other states and has
supplied the members with bulletins,
circulars and other material OF In
terpst to them which rs distributed
from time to time. Farmers who
are interested lii growing live stock
Eare urged to Join these ASSOCIATIONS
In the counties where they already
have been formed. In order that they
may have all the assistance possible.
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