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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-17
Ans Nerifo.

Die philadelphia 9reB~ brin9s
nahltebeitoe merfipiiroige uno nit
GROCER &oriiht altf3unebnenoe gead-
ridt: General Suerto, Ser friibere
9raiioent Merieo's, iei nur nn6 ben
Ser Staten gefommen, Inn oen bic,
iigen 8ertretern Der in Merieo fricg,
fiibrenoen 6aftionen bel Der 9lus-
ipabl zines BON alien 8arteien an5u-
erfennenoen Sanoioaten fir Die 9r1-
Iioentlhaft 81 nlteritiiben. 9ielc
@ertreter Der oeridieoenen 8arteien
leien n1nlli6 5ltianlmengefommen.
b1tten Iif auf einen aanoioaten &c.
einigt uno ben 0amen oesielben llit-
Term Eroiioenten porgelegt. Sabs
oieier ni6ts gegen ole 9luslpabl ein.
5ufpenoen uno periprehe er, Ben 9lus.
getu1blten on5uerfenneil, 10 iperoe
oerieIbe als aIlgemeiner Gr1iioent-
ihaftsfanoioot proflaniiert meroen.
@r-Yrdiioent Snerto lei iuln bierbsr,
gefontnen, I'M oen Gertretern Scr
8artei BET Der gegelung Der 9ngeIc.
genbeiten 81 belfen. Man tperoe ibm
fiidjt erlauben, mad Merico 5u &c.
ben. nber man meroe eerne Ieinen @ot
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-17


!ut1o ieine @iilfe in @nIprud nebnen
.lno ibn bon bier aus ieinen Gin.
fluB CUR MISUNDERSTANDING bon MuLe
iltno Sronung in Werico ausiiben
ffaiien. Ser ausgemdblte Bra5ioellt-
idaftsfanoioat iat eiter Der b0d]Iten
.@enerale tno bertrnuteiten syreunSe
8iaa's, Elm tiihtiger Dffi5ier lno all-
,genein beliebtef Wann, Der feline
militdriihe slnsbiloitne adf Der Gl-
s6ettenatlltalt in GbnpuItepec erbolten
babe. Die ganoe @ef1idte fIinst
Elm iuettig mdrbenbaft; tpertn fie uber
!oeh mabr mare, fonrte man fid aufs
ridtig freuett.
Plus Brownsville tpirb gemeIs
Get, Die 0illiitas 5ogen fih bon Mi-
tauloros 5uriif Inn 8iIln in feinent
Sample eegen Sbregon bel geIaDa al
unteritiiben. Die @efabr fir Watas
nioros i9eint alio porldufig poriibef
3n iein. @ie Die Sa1en bei gelaDa
ftebert, tit nod inllner r1idt flnr. Sic
.Garran5iitos bebanpten, baB 9bregoa
ciren gl6n5enoen Gieg iiber Die Bill
liitag erfodten babe, ooh feblt Die.
len Gieeesnd9ri6ten nod INNER oie
S3eitdtiglttg BON nnparteiiider Seite.
Gbenio gebt es nit Sen Madridten
Ger 8iIliltas, oaB fie Sbregon nnh
iein Seer bon alien 5eiten einge-
ibloiien batten. Seltltebenoe Eafia-
DE lift porl1ufig nur, oaB bei GeIage
idarf gefanpft miro.
9abal @eif, elmer Ser 9ertre=
ter iinieres 8rGfioenten in Merico.
nelset aus Ser Sauptltnot, oaB Die
Qe6cnsmittel anfiitgen frlapp su tuer-
Cen 1ino cine Singersnot inter oau
drmereu alolien Der 8epolferilng
eii5litreten orobe.
- Ger 9euti6e Moris @aller. Der
in Iregreio perbaftet iporoen mar.
neil er periuht baben ioIlte, einen
Sol6ateit5ug nit 0pnantit in ois
auft 5u iprettsen, lit in Sreibeit ge-
lett tuoroen; ebenio Der anterifani-
ftbe Minen Sngenieur @orceiter,
ben Die gilliitos in chihuahua tue-
gen angebliden getruees gefangen
6ielten.
9fns 0oreoo miro genteloet, bei
Columbia, 35 Meilen bon Nneno 9:1-
reoo entfernt. lei eine itarfe Srup.
penma6t Der GiIliitas eingetroffen.
Gieielbe ride gegen giuebo 2areoo
bor.
3pii6en 9ieoras Ieeras umo
Scr Sauptitoot lit Ser teIegrapbiide
gerfebr ipieoer altfgenonnleil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-17

faant seseben ipnrSr, fat @aflano
ininoeitens 100000 Gffisiere mnb,
Waunidlaften in ieimem aarpatbem.
felbsmge Derlpreni
Sic Speroe, ipef1e oie aotbolifen
gum @ebnrtstdg bes Gaiiers sur lin.
terltiisling oerariegsinpalioen geianl=
melt haber, betragt $4,000 Marf.
Gns @eI1enf ipliroe Dem aaiIer inl
@roben Sauptquartier ourd Scr;
aaroinal gr5bilhof Sarrntaiin purt
aoln uno ben 8iidof aornrn pon
Trier iiberreidt.
Gine nnbeifGtiste 9epeide ans
Mgtilene bebanptet, ensliide
Sdladtidiffe batten ben tiirfiiden
6afen Gnps beidJuiIen II. Elm tiirfiidts
Eager serft6rt.
Gin ipariflhes 8lntt bebauptet, baB
| Elm ipaniid} englii1 franaoiiihes
abfommen gei6IoHen tporoen lei. I'M.
ter ipelhen Sparien tenpor1r Ean.
ger beieben iino Bis sum- 'Gnoe ocs
arieges balten ioa. 9ieie Melonng
pernriadt, obgleid iie nidt beItGtigt
| lit betrahtlide lteberraihung, BERN
Der 9rentier 8oto erfl6rte fiira[ih III
ben Gortes, oaB Die ipaniihe &egie-
rnna ilift baran oenfe, ben Srdi5o-
len in Morocco Silife gegen oie altf-
ltanoilden gingeborenen gu feiiten.
Die engliid)en Srnppem uallem in
WieIopotanier lueitere grfolse sesen
Die Siirfen erringen ba6en.
getrabtli6es slnfieben erregt Elm
bon 9beooor @olff, Dem Gbefreoaf,
teur oes 0gerliner 9ageblatt" ge-
idriebener artifel, in ipeldem BE-
baitptet miro, oaB GuBlano elm tpeit
idlimmerer Seino geiitidIanos le;,
als gnglano. a9ie ruiiii6e @e-
| fabr tit biel GROCER als oie engliide",
idreibt Der geoafteur Ii. a. ,ssreuno-
ihaft nit NltBlano miiroe, penn Die
les am Gn0e oes arieges nod itares
iein iollte, Dem oelltiden 0olfe nnr
gnttduidjungen llno Gen1iitieuneen
bringen. Die ruiiiide eroberun9s-
ilAt faBt fi6 olir6 Sreulloidaftcr
uno slaian5en feine 3iigel anlegen.
lpie Der 8nroanellen-6aa Benefit"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-17


Was Der frans6iiiden Staot
Anlieus iuirD gemelbet, elm 6eatid,es
sanbe- -Aeropian babe bort mebrerc
Somben seipurfen mno Sebm 9,erio.
ueii aet0tet nnb berlumnbet. Ger an.
gerid,tete SdJaben iei MIR leid)t.
Gine lpatere gepeidle melbet, Sas
sluef beutid)e 9leropfane oie fransr.
iiid)e Gfaot glmiens bum6arSiert ia.
ben, oas cine am Nprgen, Sas an.
oere am Hadlmittag. Sieben Yerio-
aen lsieH setOtet uno adJt periunnott.
gie Satheorale iunrOe nidt beid)a-
oigt.
ueser bic berldieoencn Streifsiiae,
'ueldle oie oenfld)ea Gmftid)iffer 0on-
lleritas nndDt nno 0reitag nad Gng-
tano aeinadJt baben, miro nod gemei-
oct, Dah Der anBeridJtete Sd)aSen
Hnr sla lepr serim9sr se'ueien nno
OaF g i'at Ha~ anlt@f Der snglan-
ger, megF nm etnen ytefognossic-
tansss aus nm elnen ansrliIstlne
seDahoslt ga1, 81 oteler ai1fdls
geraasaHI o..snta se oer Intlfano, Dap ore
SnHlalHe aper Deri@ieoene Srfe no
gen. Dsae s yomOen ~ merfea ilao ~
saE - s.DR..s M ''p Fs ~ 0e
Iealte VaIasn t oer~'asI mr 'psrosn Tor
men, s uslnl'eosa. Hl.S. aAI eanIerDnfp
l Hhp aaosas aa..a.. S1aD's y @en' 'Ohroe'l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-17
@ermaniidle aiiriten anf Gnropas
Sllrpnen.

Man ideint in 9aris nidt mebr
init Der Nepublif 5ufrieoen 3u iein.
@ie ihon Dor Monaten tnuhen @e-
riihte auf, man poae a6nig 9[lbert
pon @elgien gum fron3oiiiden aonige
ipdblen.
Gas p0re cine Sronie Der @elt.
seididte. Ger felt balo einenl bal
ben Sabrbunoert porbereitete Meba,i-
cbefrieg ge9cn 9ertifolno pdre
oann mir 0a8u gefiibrt ipor0en, einea
oeutiden 8rin5en auf oen 9bron 8,l
6rin9en. einen Goburger. ShIieB-
lib pare ober elm Siirit oeutider gb.
itammltng alf Dem fran3oiiI6en SO.
nigstbron nid)tS 9eenes. 9enn es bat
nie anoere fran3oiiibe &onige gege-
ben. oIs ioIde BON oeutiher Sbitam,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-17
aurit l1tbtridt.

Giirtifdjes 9sariamentsmtit-
glieb glanbt, 6af Stalien nca-
tral 6leiben wirb.
Der japaniIdje 9sremiermt.
itiifer glanbt an cine bnloigc
geenSismng bes Srieses.
Gnsliidler Naurpfer iuirb BON
oeutidem 11nterieebpot anf
StranS geiagt.
Die &fe tn Den aarpa-
tBen seb6ren gu ben grufartig-
item oes &rieges.
0as offisielle y8ieaer Gage
blatt" erflGrt ale geridte BON
Der AbfidJt Der 9iesiernns, Se-
paratfrieOen nit yinfldn6 sn
fdBiieeen, fiir nniuabr.
suftfdiffe beioer 1arteiea
eritiuidein eine iebr rege SGtig=
felt.
9eutid)lanS ersreift gergel-
tmnssmasregeln fir bic id)led)-
tc gebanblnns sefansencr
oe'itid,er llmterieebootnanm-
ffaften in GngIano.
otiterreider nno 9iniIen mcl-
ben Grfolge in ben Garpat6cn.
Dir Gage 1T anideimenb AMBER
da6ert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-17

nlng. Meropinger uno aarolinger
iDaren 5raafen. 9ie &apetinger ipa-
rem oeuti6en llriprungs. Ser @riill-
Der oeS Sauies in Sranfrei1 mar
Elm ngmigre". Der aus Sa1ien nad)
Yaris fo1l, uno bort &arriere rnad-
te. @fon iiebt, Die NaturoIiiiertea
batten 5u alien 3eiten in Baris Gban-
cen. Ser oeltide gintpan0erer brad)-
te es baIo 10 melt, ooB er nit Dem
fran5ofii1en &ernlnnoe, Der nSIe oe
Srance", belebnt tpnroe. Ser gnfes
Sugo Gapet, oeiien @emablin Sec
mig, Die SdpeIter Stto's oes @roBcn
mar, ipllr6e Damn Der @riinoer Der
neuen 9Dnaftie, Die nit ibren Neben-
linien @alois, Bourbon, Orleans Bis
1913 regierte. Grit oie gonapnrt,
moren feline 9eutihen, aber audi fei-
ne 8ran5ofen oenn gfapoleon tuur-
De 1857 geboren, al einer 3eit, al5
9oriifo nod nidt fran5oliih mar.
Man leete erit ipdter oas @eburts-
iobr auf 1869, oalnit ser groBe aoi-
Ter als Sran5ofe geboren iei.
gaebenbei eeiagt, iiiio alle sSiiritell-
geidledter guropas, gerinarliihen
llriprllngs. 9ag Serriden fdeint
cine oeutife Spe8iaIit0t 5u fem.
gfidt germariihen ltriprltngs iino
imr Der Sulton, oie Siiriten BON
Serbien, Montenegro, Shipeoen nnc
Mleflenburg. Selbit Die Sanober iino
germaniider 9(bltoinnune.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-17
Or. 3. Z. @bite,

friiber Superinteiibent oes q. 8,
Sniane 9linliint bat Sfficen in
9tr. 20l besoaen fua
er Geruen- lnao @eiitesfralfheiten
ipe5iell bebonoelt. Gel. Grodett 26a6
(Mnaeiael
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-17
Soaroima Sams

5u perfanfen ooer 8u berlnietell, nabe
ser 9rauerei. Sebr biIlige 0iiets
Sots in gutter @erfaIlimg uno ilrs
mer beiett. gtad5ufragen go. 407
9(pe. 9G, nobe S5oiepbine Ct (sfna.)
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16
THE ESCAPE STAGES
 \ W0RlO-M MISTAKE

Paul Armstrong builded a splendid stage "'The Escape" What ever mo- tive actuated him, he has certainly given the world a lesson in the clever lines that should be carried to every
 man and women who has the good of humanity at heart.
 Like the physician who uses his scalpel to cure the murderer of his desire to kill Paul Armstrong with his pen has cut deep into the misery the life in the underworld, the slums, the tenements and has laid bare the faults at the bottom of a social sys- tenn that sends each year it's quota of boys to the penitentiaries and it's girls to the cribs.
 In the Escape, Armstrong, who
 was a police reporter on New York daily when he took to dramatic con [ struction, has written of the half
 world as he saw it and in his rich fund of police lore he has found the : epigrams that mark the play.
 l The company in this piece is per i llaps more at home than in anything ! il has offered since the new leading people came to augment the cast : Miss Grace MacClean mad her bow
 in society comedy and therefor ! one associated her with plays of thai
 sort, but to have seen her in the
 piece last night is to have knowr ! that emotional roles are the sort shs
 should always do. As Mary the daughter of slum drunkard and a. the plaything of senator. where sh' finds her heart when she knows .
 good man, the physician, played b,
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16
5000 Yards Best American Calicoes, Darg

the tworeei American photo drama
 Prostitution" which is the headliner
 at the Lion theater today The cast
 supporting Miss Greenwood is strong one and includes Geo. Fields and
 many other well known players A one reel drama which shows the re generation of gang leader is the Majestic offering and Billie West, Geo. Seieman and olga Gray take the prominent parts. It's a good pie ture. The laugh maker today is a | Keystone comedy called Rum and Wall Paper" and Chas. Murray shows that they don't go well together To- morrow the Lion presents a six reel program featuring a two reel Key stone special called "Fatty's and Ma L. 1 bel's Simple Life" in which the well ! known comedian Roscoe Arbuckle and 1 Mabel Normand will furnish thirty minutes of laughter
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16

Earl Hall leaned on it right after that and his nobs marked up another frame to the merry That old stag slammed it with the sky pilot gag and got away heater than a ribbon counter jumper spreading the salve at d beach resort. Then he got to flirt- ing with d jolt of the joy juice and binged out three bagger as the long hair charged with the conversa ton current.
 Relna, Nivienne brought the bleach CTS to their stilts when she swung onto that spasm of Berlin's bout the rain and sunshine for homer with everybody on When it comes to the pinch swat, leave it to Vivi- enne
 Nita Wellers was there with the eagle gaze and sent out d steam ing liner piping the Want to Lin ger' song. Say Jim. the scout was sure there with the wise nut when. he grobbed off Nita and shipped her as q recruit. She only went in training with the team week or so ago. but she's slamminS it at thousand right now
 1 Irene Baker connected up with the heaver's junk when the slabster sent 1 in 'Lovin' Man for tryout. It landed safer than a simp in a Kelly pool game.
 Then came the lucky seventh with ' Eddie Young and Babe Lewis up. and , they brought in the winning taIlev with a mess of shaving with the pins and pipes that went over faster than abob tailed straighto the discard after l the draw. Kid it was a diot. and stopped the deal for quite a spell
 Believe me the customers sure hand
 ed them the glad mitt e Twas a peach of game, and
 Manager McGreer has got himself q
 sure rag winning gang if they keeI on playing the game like this. Well. kid. be good. Your Uncle Dudleys got to beat it. DICK
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16

MT. Livingstone. she is superb. She may play many parts, it's hoped be- fore she says good bye to Phoenix, but in this she will be remembered for the art with which she graces the offering. Mir. Livingstone. MT. Red mond and Miss Hammond all have excellent parts, whilee MT. Metcaife, as Magee. does q clever bit of char acter work, but the real star of the play. if that is fair, is the youthful actor, Maurice Penfold. As the youth of the slums with mania for mur- ger superinduced by blow on the head when he was a lad this chap gives a splendid account of himself The Escape" besides being grip ping worth while play, is staged so sumptuousiy that it is little short of a scenic masterpiece.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16

tant film productions to be made by the Jesse l.. Lasky Feature Play Co.,, II. B. Warner, who played the stellar role throughout the run in the metropolis, also assumes this same leading character in the picturiza- ton.
 In addition to Mir Warner the cast includes Rita Stanwood, Theo- dore Roberts, Betty Johnson, lode Mullally, Horace B. Carpenter, Jeanne McPherson, Mabel Van Buren, Billy Elmer. Dick La Strange. Fred Mon tague, Lucian I.ittlefield, J. N. Bur ton and J. w. Johnson.
 This drama is particularly dash ing narrative of love and amazing adventure, combining the spirit of romance and a strong detective ln- terest The hit of the play made it's authors, Paul Dickey and Charles w. Goddard, immediately famous ir theatrical circles. "The Ghost Break ers'' comes to the Arizona TheateI on the Paramount program.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16
DAM DAY ID BE MADE 1 4 REGULAR HOLIDAY

Thursdar. April 15, will De adver tised to the world as the holiday upon which the Salt Rivel Valley will cele- brate ;he acquisition of a bountiful Wate~ supply :n the Ro .sevelt reservoir. A special committee will call upon the governor and urge him to name April h as a holiday.
 This committee is compnsed of W. ]. kingsbury. Tempe. chairman; c. H. Tinker of Glendale. H. H. Lacy of Glendale. J. R. Loftus of Chandler. R. F.. Steele of Mesa. It will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Adams and make it's call on the governor
 The committee on advertising feat ures is composed of r. T. Siayback, (. A. Stauffer and H. F. Tritie.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16
observation-disclosures Nash

The good old south of the days of Andrew Jackson is brought back to life in "Springtime," from the pen of Booth Tarkington, at the I-amara Theater today and tomorrow. Flor ence Nash is in the leading part Springtme deals with the passionate power of a young love which in stantly changes d young girl into a woman ready to do or die. Flor ence Nash in the leading part is beautiful. of pleasing personality, with transparent earnestness The Life Photo Corporation is responsible for the film and the settings have been chosen with great taste and ability.
 The picture has all the snap and go of the gallant days in the thrtics when duels were common and when big plantations swarmed with 'darkies.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16
Spring Specials

 CREPE PLISSES dainty printed grounds Colors absolutely fast Extra special yard .... IF l-2c IMPORTED CLOTH. Dresden printed effects grounds of the best stylish fabrics. Special yard 25c absolutely coors full 36-inches wide both light colors, small figures and stripes A Special yard 1Oc the prettiest fabrics Of the on fine quality Voie 40
 inches wide special value, yard 25C X silk, wide large pencil stripes One of the sat
 sactory of yard 9Sc POLLARD SILKS All the staple and fancy spring colorings effe dots figures quality. special yard :SSSc SHEPHERD CHECKS One of Fashions favOres for Exceedingly stylish and hard 50nches wide, assorted checks special per yard 49(
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16
THE BOSTON STORE sszss s5?:! :!
 

ANOTHER PAGE OF WONDERFUL BARGAINS FOR THRIFTY SHOPPERS THE FS TIONERY DAY N1EIEs AND NEEFtS AT FRACTION OF THEIR VA SUPPLY IS THE TIME UNIREPARED STORE.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16
DICK GETS RID OF
 SOME LEAGUE STUFF
Phoenix, Ariz., Mar. 16, 191
Dear Jim:

Phoenix, Ariz, Mar. 16, 1915. Dear Jim:
 Say pal. I'm elected he biggest boob in the muster, cause l was going to slip the c. E. to the Ellis flock this fall, and pass up the classiest bet they've laid yet at the dump with the wavy slats that's got Coliseum for a handle.
 Frank Nack smashed the horseside right in the smeler for four full pill lows when he first waltzed up to the stickers' box. He swiped d crowd of happy dust somewhere, and Jim. that sauerkraut noise of hisn was classier than a hop heads dream of wealth. and the giggle stuff spread faster than scandal at a sewing circle.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16
Fashion Show at the Empress

Fashion Show at the Empress
 A trip to the fashion show, is not complete, without visiting the Elm press as the School for Scandal. deals with a very fashionable crowd. and with Alice Joyce taking the leading part with very strong cast. the picture is one that will appeal tc all lovers of good movie produc- tions. Again the noted actor of our home city. who is so swiftly gain ing popularity made another hit with the Empress patrons. Taking it all around, Fielding and Joyce are q pair that should make all loN Ners of the best pictures sit up and take rotice. They will appear again to- night and TO doubt will draw as large and appreciative crowd as they did last evening" Those who miss i this evenings entertainment will no ] doubt regret it,
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16
AMUSEMENTS
"GHOS1 BREAKER" 1AR|Ll
 PLAY AT THE ARIZONA
Jesse L. Lasky's Film Production Of "The Ghost Breaker Is An Up To- The Minute Success With
 the Original Star

'Thc Ghost BreaNer' which ran all last season in New York city at the Lyccum Theater with remarkable success, is one of the most impor
Arizona republican., 1915-03-16

Restitution at tho Lion Ed. Coxen and Winnefred Green wood play the leading characters in
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-23
THE LAW OF FAIR COMPETITION

According to the Federal Trade commission the
is nothing improper or illegal in apple growers
organizing and marketing their products collec-
lively instead Of individually. There is quite a
distinction between a farmers organization of
this character and the business organization
that has come to be known as a trust. One is
collectivism and the other is individualism.
The trust aroused sentiment that brought about
laws for the purpose Of adjustment because
these organizations ruthlessly undertook to con-
troll all production In that particular line, They
%attempte to put out Of business every competitor.
and the story Of the means to the end forms a
very black chapter.
The farmers who cooperate seek only the best
market for their joint prodact- They do not cor
rupt law makers and law administrators. and they
do not through manipulation Of prices ruin the
business Of a sigle farmer outside their organiza-
ton for the purpose Of absorbing his holdings.
And they do not stand as a barrier In the way
Of any man who desires to raise crops. There V
nothing wrong In the methods OF q manufacturer
who attains supremacy through honest business
methods. 1t is something that belongs to him.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-23
See the Regular Premium List for Other Premiums Open to Boys and Girls.

case OF cattle the brands may serve to identify
them. In other cases marks may be clipped In
the hair with a pair of scissors. Sheep and hogs
ere usually marked with paint.
Needn't Go With Stock.
1t is not always necessary for the manager to
go with the stock. All he needs to do is to tack a
card In the car with all the necessary informa-
ton. The commission firm can then check every
thing at the stock yards and report with checks
to cover to the local manager.
When shipped to the stock yards prompt returns
are assured. The entire expense is pro-rated
among the different owners and check given to
cover.
At Caldwell, Idaho. is a successful organization
conducted by the COOPERATIVE Creamery associa-
ton. In this case the manager makes the rounds
Of the farmers and selects each week the fitted
stock for shipment. He keeps well posted as to
market conditions through newspapers and the
state bureau OF markets and is able to turn ever
to his shippers good returns. That the farmers
are satisfied is shown by the increased shipments
they are making.
To- One Of the best ways farmers have found for
perfecting their market organizations is through
the county agriculturist. He is generally a wide
awake. well-informed individual, and experience
in many places has shown that he Is the proper
man to go to for this kind Of advise.-Orchard and
Farm.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-23

I asked Mr.. Meyer to explain his allowance
of seventy-five dollars for alfalfa.
What hay / did not raise" he explained, II
bought at fifteen dollars a ton. My land produced
five tons, and | gave the farm credit for seventy
five dollars. l charged my cows with all feed and
! gave them credit for all milk produced.
80, when my land produced seventy-five dollars
worth Of hay, my cows bought this hay and paid
for 1t in milk. and I received a profit in the
transaction. For the labor of caring for the hay
and cows ! allowed myself twenty dollars a month.
This amount was paid to me by the farm, cows,
and whatever else was turned into cash"
Mr.. Meyer owns a comfortable house and a base
ment barn with accommodations for ten cows and
storage capacity for eighteen tons of hay. He has
a small vineyard, an orchard, keeps poultry, raises
staples, and lives! His two sons are in school
and when summer comes they help him on the
farm.-William Harper Dean in the Country
Gentleman.