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The Washington times., 1915-10-25
Vital Records
Births.

CHARLES V. and Annie e. Wiles, boy.
Murray l.. and GenrEevc J.. Thorne. boy.
Henry +. and Agnes NJ Thomas, boy.
William n. and Opal IL. TraCewell. boy.
Percy e. and Pearl sparrow, boy.
Max and RebeCcd RUsen. roy.
PhIiliu r. and GOodln Dsthane. girl.
Edward \. and Anna 7. O'Seill girl.
Thomas 7. +. and Mary Morris. girl.
William -. ana Jean Miller. girl
Join u. and Agnes NJ. Leonard. bov.
Frank J. and Mary |. kotrDa, girl.
william {. ana Ruth l.. johnson. girl.
Harry H. aud Enic Hiett. girl
Charles Il. and Bonnie l.. barnett. boy,
Maurice 4. and Jren" NJ Brosnan. girl
Franklin and Florence II. Barr, hoy,
Samyicl and Gonfgcina Wallace. girl
william and Agnes Nhalen boy.
Paul A. and Sarah Powell, boy.
Robert l.. and Catherine Mcdonald. boy.
II. and Helen A. Herring. boy
Arthur and Essic Green. girl
Petro q. and Genevieve Fiore. boy.
Lawrence Il. and Bertha +. Battley, boy.
George y. and Felicia W. Overton, girl.
James a. and Rosie r. Campbell. girl.
Eugene c. and Ellen l.. compton. girl.
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
Marriage Licenses.

william Warner Vancouver. B. C.. and Ruth
Ashmead Grabill. Takuma Park.
Edward Kaufman and Bertha ID. Goldman.
Henry V Bischel. New York city. and Mile
Pauline Bantly. New York city.
Paul D. Ryan and NJ. Margaret Hoag. Ann
Arbor, Mich.
Isaac :. Hathaway and Mary A. Edmonds.
Frank -. Williams. Coal Valley. Pa, and
Mary J, Boyd. Dravosburg. Pa,
Edward l.. Manggrun and Lille Tate.
Donald Hamilton and Harriet Grendale
COnger
The Washington times., 1915-10-25
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-l9 horses and mules and farm
wagons. top wagons. suitable for grocery
purposes, Apply Il? Pa. ave. Majestic Ho-
tel. south side.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
ELECTRICITY
Is Being Furnished a Number
OF Coal Companies by The
Traction C Company.

Since the big power plant OF the
sAonongaheia VALLEY Traction Compa-
ny has been put in operation at Hutch
inson large number OF the independ-
ent coal companies OF the Monon ga
heia VALLEY have electric haulage and
lighting systems installed in their
mines getting the current from the
traction COMPANY These coal eompa-
MES have learned that IL Is cheaper D
purchase the necessary current to ope-
rate these hauIage and lighting sv=
TENS from the traction company thar
IL IS Tor them 10 erect and install
their Own power plants
Among ths coal companies that are
operating their mines By current sup
Piled by the 3Ionongahela yaller
Traction COMPANY are the Fairmont
and Cleveland Coal COMPANY. the.
Marion Gas Coal COMPANY. the Hat
wood Coal Mining Company. Lam
bert's Run Coal Company. Corona
Coal Company. the Orr Mining Com
pany. the Hutchinson Coal and Coke
Com pany. the Winchester Coal Com
pany, the Fairmont and Baltimore
Coal COMPANY. the Brron Coal Com
panr- the Central Fairmonr Coal
Eonpany the Francois Coal Com
pany. the Orerhoit Goal COMPANY.
and the Calf Coal COMPANY.
II IS understood that other operat-
ing companies are contemplating the
installation OF electric haulage and
lighting SEssems.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
~ n n T--7---- 7
p1(lpE
Of the Death of Miss Margaret
Mullen at Cumberland is
Being Made.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. Mar. 81
The coroner's jury in the case OF stIss
Margaret Mullen. found dead in Z
neighbours yard near her home sun
day afternoon. after being IN session
nearly i've hours Monday night, hear
ing all the witnesses summoned, adj
jouFned until Frfdz. crering Il
the meantime they viii asathe eean-
II commissioners 10 offer maximum
reward OF $1,000 for the supported
murderer. Leroy Harden. a suspect.
who Was arrested last night. vas let
go.
Oscar y. Porter testified that he
met Harden on Park street going
home between 1913 and 1850 Srn-
day morning He said Harden told
him I.bout being With Miss Mullen
William Scheermese testified that he
and his wife met the girl going to-
ward her home at about 11:45, and 4
man who from his actions was tr-irg
to shield his Identity was following
Miss Mullen vas a daughter of re-
tired lime manufacturer She had
one sister. a trained nurse. and an
other q Western Union telegraph OPP
orator
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
Lime Starvation
Causes tuberculosis

The Medical Record tNew York;
OF Deeember IS. 1904. eootaIaN an
article an The Treatment 81 PuI-.
HoHaTy Tuberculosis. Based en- the
-A1.nmpeton That the Dsefefir Cause
Of the DtsehAc In Line Starvation
byeDr. John r. Resell. who says.
The conAiti0u vh8ch h recognized
AZ preceding the arCfve derelopnen1
OF t1berrnloaia In the adult may be
eOnstaered Ha dine 70 l1ne af1rrafioa-
-Amoax Inorganic RnhataneeA
iliAr AalrA appear TO he Of special
PhynIoIoEKenIs3fna Dortnnee IA ls7 Il s4ys4 I'll IA
bort * the AAIfD are not In oFEaaIc
In atmeaft to suppose
that the sells can apDroPrate thea
fer feed N ms " E,
Years. OF widespread use contrn
rs IN the belief that the success OF
ESknaaFz Alternative IN cases OK pull
moHary tuberculosis tconSunptiorsO
And chronic throat and bronchial
troubles IL due In iarKe measure To.
Its content OF lime 80 combined With
5ofher ingredients as to be en- sfTr an
proprfRted by rhe ceiE<.s .tS7 3..5 S ~
~ Doubtless this has had much 70
do With the results obtained In many
cases OF these aRectfouA which np-
pear 20 have Welded 10 Eckn1ansa
Alternatives y Sc 80 lTs'Z-s
A. II contains no opIates, narcotIcs5
or hahit-foru1fnE drugs. It Is SAFE
70 try- 1otr4 dr1xEB1sf viii nrder@It
10rss Fon Pr Ton can send direct n
4 e. or1tor1. RkElaNe1Rhfa.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
RAIDER QUIET
With No Evidence OF an Inten-
ton to Make Dash through
Fan of Hostile Cruisers.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Mar . Il
The German auxiliary cruiser P-fnz
Eitel Friedrich. lay quieri= a. IT'S dock
Tuesday with smoke lazily pouring
from one funnel with no evidence or
intention to dash through the fan OF
hostile cruisers on the Virginia capes-
There SCENE: no doubt that Ehe lirnis
of it's stay was hourly drawing to 4
close but the time Still vas guarded as
strict secret.
The DaItIsship ALBANIA arrived n
Hampton Roads and ~hle the author
flies were silent as to the circunt-
stances which actuated the govern.
nent In sending a warship here il
seemed apparent that the purpose was
not TO protect the Prinz Ettel within
tie three mile Limit as had been sug-
Eesrer-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
no FIGHTING
Between Villa and carranza
Forces Around the City OF
Matamoros. Mex.
ssy .rsee.a-x- .s.sa

TOWNSVILLE, Tex, Mar 81
There had been no fighting up to
noon Tuesday between villa and
EarZanza factions around Matamoros
and no indications that fighting soon
would be resumed. Villa forces now
before Matamoros afte: their unsuc-
sesssul att last Saturday. ara
likely To ind themselves hemmad IN
BIZ Carranza forces from the west
and south II reports OF Carranza
troops are true There ALREADY has
been some fighting between villa
1To0ps and those OF Gtenral EasGuez
on the south but nothing further aaE
hesn heard here TO-DAY from Genera.
Castro. reported advancing from the
vest TO attack the Villa forces.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
MAl |.
Thursday Feast to Be Held in
Local Temple by Scottish
Rite Mas0ns.

Knights Of i.1e Red Gross OF the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite OF
Freemasonry resident or sojourning
In the valley OF Clarksburg are TO 90
serve their AIaundy THURSDAY feast
ar S O'Clock Thursday evening IN the
Masonic temple feature OF the
occa sion VIII be an address by Judge
Z n TaTenuer. thirty-third degree
Mason Of Parke-so1rg Observance
OF this feast is obligatory with Scot
tish Rite Masons and large attend
ance is anticipated
In an effort 10 impress the members
With their obligation. Joseph VI
Crouch. knight commander OF the
Court OF Honor, has caused tie ap-
pended verse to be sent along with
the official invitation issued ano
signed By him II IL from the Scot
fish Rite Bulletin, OF Boise. Idaho.
L your life Is now 50 lofty that you
cannot lift IL higher.
Don't come
II your steps are now so true that
your feet ne'er touch the mire,
Don come
Is Tou need no help from others,
And you'd soil BIZ touching brothers.
Il your life is always square and your
conduct ever plumb.
Don't come.
II Inc road Is somewhat rugged. or
you re losing IN the race,
Come
L rour life is not all roses, and vou
need sustaining grace.
Come.
II q friend you'd be uplifting.
and you'd row, and not be drifting:
II OF life and 10. and gisdness you'd
make a larger sum.
You are welcome TO this meeting.
And 10 you here's fondest greeting
Come
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
EXAMINATION
viii Be Held Here April 81 for
EIigibles for ReynoldsviIle
Postmastership.

The United states Civil Service
Commission announces that SATURDAY,
April q. an examination Viii be held
here rs a result OF which it is expect
ed to make eertif1cation to I'LL a con-
L plated vacancy In the position Of
fcuTIh-elass postmaster at Reynolds
vile. and other yacanciessas ehey may
occur at that Office, unless II shall be
decided In the interest Of the service
10 Eli the vacancy by reinstatement
The compensation OF the postmaster
1t this Office was s231 for the last
fiscal rear
Age limit, II years and over on the
date OF the mfnat1on, with the ex-
cspsto1 that in state where women
are declared by statute to be OF full
ase for all purposes at Is years. wo-
men is years of age on the date OF
the examination Will be admitted
Applicants must reside within the
territory supplied BIZ the postohee
for which the examination is an
Eounced
he examination is open to all eiti-
zcns Of the United States who can
comply with the requirements
Application forms and full informa-
lion concerning the requirements Of
the examination can be secured from
the postmaster AT ReTnoldsvl1e. Or
from the United States Civil Service
Washington. ID. c.
Applications should be properly
executed and fled with the commits
sion ct Washington AT least seven
GAYS before the date Of the e1amina-
ion- otherwise it may be impracrfca-
Die to examine the apuifcants
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
.Bl!|!. BAD! B|RE!AT H
81 Olive Tablets Get
&C the Cause and Removeit

nr.Edvayds, ONE Tabistz, the sus-a
xtiknte for calomel. act gently on the
boWeIs and posiILTeiy do the work
People afdictel with bad breath ind
Hufekreltef through DR. Edwards. Olive
FahletS The pleasant suEar-coated
5tahletA are taken5 for bad breath by all
who know them
s #Dr. EdWarI4s' OifTe Tablets act gently.
but& Hrn1ly ON the bowels and liver.
stini1Ia ting them to natural action.
clearing the blOCd and gently purifying
kheSenfirH sySten-
They do that which dangerous calo-
mel does without any OF the bad after
.eHec1A
AN the dement's OF nasty. sick eufnT.
gripping are derived from Dr.
EdWard1 Olive Tablets without gripping.
pain OF disaSreeable effects OF any kind
E:s1L Edwards discovered the for.
nU1aS after seventeen years OF practice
among pltients afflicted with boTEel aai
liver complaint with the attendant bad
DE- Edwards. Olive Tablets are purely
.aEeEefabte compound mixed with olive oil.
yea MiI1 know them by their olive color.
TAkes one Or two every night for Z
week IND note the eject Ice and $50
per boz. All druggists
IS xhe Olive Tablet COMPANY. ColEnbus.o
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
GREEK: j BOY
Has Manager Of Shoe Shining
Parlor Arrested on an
Assault CHARGE.

Andonias AlSreneas, proprietor OF a
Pike street shoe shining parlor was
arrested by Constable c. L Ford
Tuesday morning on warrant sworn
out By James Satrakis, boy emploT-
ed In the shining parIor who accuses
Aicreneas with assaulting and beating
him Altrsneas viii be given a hear
ing before Justice Jackson Y. Carter.
AZ $50 O'Clock Friday evening Apr5l
Satrakis alleges that when he over
slept Tuesday morning and was not
atwork az the usual nour that Altren-
eas came 10 his room and beat him
for not getting up n time 10 come to
rorks
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
BATTLE IMPEnOS
AZ Nuevo Laredo, Mex, Ac-
Cording to Reports Received
at the War Department.
IAae@AHm ,u,

WASHINGTON, March a1-Re
ports to the state and war depart
ment indicated an Impending battle
at Nrayo Loredo toda= Villa toops
were reported conng Ia from Salinas
and towns to concentrate
at Lampazos on the way TO Nrevo
laredo Six hundred CarranEa troops
we're reported within eighteen miles
OF NueVo Laredo yesterday marching
to join the garrison there With ali
surrounding detachments assembled
the forces at Nuero Laredo viii
number about 900 lS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
MISSING BOAT
From a British Vessels Sunk by
Submarine Reaches Safety
with Several Persons.
tsY AsseeArmr .ssss

LONDON. Mar. 31The missing
boat from the British steamer. Aguf
Ia. sunk by a German submarine OF
the Pembrokeshire coast. containing
fifteen members OF the steamers
crew and two passengers. has reached
safety This is the fourth boat that
put Of from the Aguila after the
submarine attack. It was believed
up to the present time to have foun-
dered. The number OF men now sup
posed TO have lost their lives with
the sinking Of the Agufla Is nine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
RECEIVER
Is Appointed by Federal District
Court for Oscar Hammer
stein. the lmpressarIo.
! a1x-a.-u -r1sa

New YORK. Mar. sIA receiver
for Oscar Hammersfein, the Ins-
pressario. vas appointed by the
United States dfstr:sSk cuou here Tues
day The action resulted from an
equity srit brought bS The American
Seating Company. described as cred
1tor sIr- HamMersLein was said to-
day TO be seriously Iii In his home
here. He has been suffering from
an intestinal disorder and car
buncIe on his foot
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
IL ~ z = =
RESIDENCE.
On Clay Street Purchased from y. II
Connlan by Isaac u. Coston.

Isaac j Coston, rs,anaz ger of yna
Empire Laundrr Company. Tr ssday
purchased y NJ. Cor mans home res
fdence on Clay street and he and his
family viii occupy II The price paid
was 1900 Il Is thirteen room
mouse Of pressed brick and one or
the incest residences In the CITY.
Tbs lot has fronts &c Or seSenSs
IRE feel and q sierth aK zoe.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
GRANTS PETITION.

s4rrcr4Ls no 7sE M Esaa.sE
WASHINGTON. D G.. Mar 8 Il
granted the request OF Congressman
Nicely that a medical examination be
given PERI L Brumags, OF Hay
wood. w Va This Is the drst step
toward having pension granted by
the pension bureau
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31

Vim presert tsse same for payment to
TIE Undersigned administrator at his
Offices 875-s:9. Con Bundlng. CIarksburE..
Vest Virgins, and all persons kn0NHrsar
themselves TO be indebted 70 the estate
OF said Gecedent VIII call on said a1T-z
ntn4EtTator At che above adde's and
.aet1fe such claims
@ LAFAFETTE c. Grille III
Administrations OF the estates OF VIFESaxu
SWart deceased "a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
l1By Associated Pc !,

CHICAGO. Mar. 31.An5
Invocation IN Labor Regotia-
tons MAS tried here Tuesday
when the decorators and
painters club com posed OF en-
pfoyers sent letters direct to-
the 1900 union gIazers.
painters and paper hangers
whose agreement expires to-
morrow night urging them
to s.avold useless strike .s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
HTDRoPHoRIA EPIDEMIC
5 IN N0NOSGAIIAC OUSTl

MORGANTOW5N. nar. 3i-Mor-
rantown Is noE in the throes OF by
drophobia excitement as result OF
the recent death OF Hiram Jack. and
acrusade OF Killing IS now going
Al around the county Thirteen peo-
pie are under treatment Of local and
university physIcfans. ard two are IN
PIttsburg taking the Pasteur treat
ment. Between forty and fffry dogs
have been slaughtered within the last
four days ard almost half that num-
Der of cats Local officers, however.
believe that theT have the situation.
well il hand at this date.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
BIGLoW RESIGNS.
~ .a.ee.. -zxx

HARRISBURG. Pa, Mar. 31-The
resignation OF Edward " BizIow. OF
Pistsburg. as state hieh~ay commits
sioner. was announced by Governor
BrCnhaugh Tuesday
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31

Scores OF pretty. younS French and
Belgian girls. gayIE iecked with
their national coiors. are selling pa
pers IN the London streets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31

The aTerage8H weight OF mans brain
three pounds and eight ounces
and Of woman brain two pounds
and eleven ounces.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31

SeyentE-fEe per cent OF the work
OF manufacturing q de Ammunition.
for the United States army and navy
is done by women
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31

Cape Gods Oldest married couple
Is Captain and Mrs. John Hopkinss
of East Orleans. aged So and SO. re-
specffTely n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31

The sind IN England blows from
The southwest ont112 DAYS during the
year sat
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31

The Roman catacombs are $50
miles in extent. and It is estimated
that something like 5000, 600 dead
are inferred in them
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
ARE CLEANED ONCE
A YEAR ANYWAY.

Residents along Lee, Me-
chanic, Fifth and other hill
streets IN the southern part OF
the city were completely mys
tined Tuesday at seeing a
force OF men cleaning the
paved streets in that section.
So rare and unique vas the
occurrence that most Of the
residents thought for mo-
ment that the maKicians who
are TO appear tonight at the
Robinson Grand theater were
OFT rehezrsing for their per-
Torrance
The mysteE was cleared
up. however. when it was
learned that the work was
being done at the instance OF
A. II Bradford. superintend-
eEt OF streets, who is trying to
impress persons with the fact
that he Is a candidate for re-
election
The city election. by the
way IS TO be held next Tues
day
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31
PRICE S., 5000
NEW FAIR GROUNDS
r::acant lots on Pennsylvania ave
ntae.
~ PIECE FOR BOTH $3.50
HIGHLAND PARK

acant lot on Park Boulevard for a
Yfery low price The owner viii lose
MONEY frs order 70 dispose Of the lot
ct once S |
MS lot has fronsage OF So feet
and and extands back to an alley In the
9E':.ikE and is9I at feet IN seph II you
= an NJ 70 save money Buy this lot
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-31

The Belgian capital has been er-
fcfaliy renamed Bruessel by the Ger
mans They have also imposed Ger
man time on the city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-30
G. M. G. RESOLUTIONS
ATTRACT ATTENTION

The Great Falls Daily Leader OF
Great Falls Mont, devotes more than
half column 70 the publication OF
resolutions recommending military
training in the public schools, as adop-
ted by the Greater Moline committee
and mailed to the different civic bod
fes throughout. the United states, A
COPY of the paper containing the res
ouuons was received this morning by
b + H1debraudt secretary or me
committee who has wide aaquaint-
anca ia the western city Replies from
secretaries OF clubs TO whom the res
oIudoug were sent are arriving Up eF-
cry mail and ais yer here have been
n0 communication 0nfaTorahte 20 the
plan received
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-30

ard Of Moline and Adoiph c. Schmidt
of Davenport viii come together in a
fencing contest and Pfaff and Gordon
viii meet i'm the ring This Will - the
second stag at the Moline > tbs
season. An indoor baseball game VIII
also feature the evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-30
Our Money
Never
Runs Out

Just the same as 80 years
ago. Johnny Jones for all
kinds OF loans. Diamonds,
Pearls. Watches, Jewelry
Musical Goods, Typewriter,
\ Guns, Ola Coins. ETC. Fur
niture, Pianos, Live Stock,
and Salaries,
Il Advlce-be careiul WHO
you deposit your yaluabie
with. We give bank reie--
ence. We exchange an ar.
ticIes: also buy cid gold and
Il silver. All watch and Iew-
eIry repairing af haii price
No vulgar loan signs hgG
y two beautiful windows mH
Of diamonds and old relies
making our little bank lR.er-
estlng and swell enough I0r
a Kings and queens without
embarrassment we .aarna
n competition 8s 90 prices at
diamonds and jeWclrT
N COME AND GET b"
\ orATNTED with the mean
est man in town, Ii na
don't treat you square,
don't come back. This a
win be every other day
are right down ON tho ground
aoor with aII tine other banks
i CELEBRATED CJT RATS
LOAN co.
4 Oppu every evening. .r
Second Ave-; Harper Rouse
block. Phone B. T. I1s.
JON
/. or Loans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-23
Give Them Free Range.

In point of time, it is not very far
from a baby chick to a laying contest
it is scarcely more than half a year.
II hens are to lay well, they must be
well reared. 1t is not sufficient to be-
gin good care, good feed and good
housing along in November when one
wishes to get eggs. All of this must
be begun with the baby chicks. 1t is
believed that the best chicks are those
that have absolutely free range Fur
thermorc, the chicks ought to get out
of doors very early in life. They are
not hot-house plants, and when
treated as such do not make the most
desirable growth. Under any ordinary
weather conditions, the simple rule OF
three can be followed as to the time
of getting the chicks out. Allow three
days to hover break them, meaning
that the chicks know enough to go to
the source Of heat; three days to
house break them, meaning that the
chick is familiar with all parts Of the
house in which he is brooded; and
three days to yard break them, mean
ing the use Of a very small yard
merely to teach the chicks to go in
and out Of the houses. on the tenth
day they should have their liberty; It
will mean better and stronger chicks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-23
Food Amounts.

The proper amount OF feed for
hen is in the minds OF many an all
absorbing question. It is not always
expedient to follow ironclad rules, be-
cause it is believed that hens appe-
tites vary, that they will cat more
some days than others, depending per-
haps upon the weather conditions,
their physical welfare their product
ivencss, and other factors. Last years
records in the egg laying contest seem
to indicate that each White Leghorn
hen on an average ate close to forty
five pounds Of grain during the year.
This means an average daily con-
sumption OF about two ounces per
hen. This means that twelve or thir-
teen pounds Of grain per day ought to
be sufficient for 100 hens. If 1t be
assumed that the average mixture
weighs one and half pounds TO the
quart, the eight quarts or a trifle
more would be sufficient for 100 hens.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-23
kCCplng EpgS.


Don't bother losing eggs by trying
all kinds Of experiments. The gov
ernment has done that for you. 1t
has tried oats, bran, salt, brine, sail
cylic acid glycerine, paraffin, boiling
water, alum, collodion, shellac, wood
ashes, boric acid, permanganate Of
potash, vaseline. lime water, water
glass, etc, in various solutions and
combinations The three last were
found to be the best. My personal
experience has been that lime water
gives a peculiar taste to the eggs,
vaseline Is a nuisance, while water
glass has been entirely satisfactory.
| scald a Jar well, place only clean,
fresh. infertle eggs in 1t, small end
down, pour enough water glass over
them TO just cover them and keep
adding more eggs and solution.
have paid from so cents pint to so
cents a gallon for water glass, which
Is also called soluble glass, potassium
silicate, or sodium sillcate.