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The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-10
CLOVER SEED PRODUCTION
Continued from Page 81

while in some instances the large
yields were obtained with or 4 irri-
cations. Under ordinary conditions,
the first irrigation should be given in
early spring, say when the growth is
just starting, the second, during the
blooming period and the third, if nee
essary, during the filling period or
even later On soil of ordinary depth,
it would very likely be poor practice
to irrigate between early growth a to
in. tall) and early general blooming.
White Glover.
The number of irrigations that
white clover should have during the
season depends-the same as with
alsike and red cloyer-upon the sea-
son, depth OF soil, etc. From one to
four irrigations may be required. The
first irrigation is usually needed at or
soon after the growth commences in
early spring and as often after that
as the soil moisture condition and gen
eral condition OF the clover plants
would seem to Indicate
Prior to the season of 1915, it was
the custom to cut crop of seed some
time during latter part of June and
to try for a second crop the same sea-
son. AS a rule. the second crop sell
dom yielded q satisfactory amount.
During 1915 a different method was
tried on a field at the High Line Seed
Farms near Glover City, which proved
to be a great success. A few other
growers tried the same method and
were likewise successful. A general
summary Of the procedure at the High
Line Seed Farms is given as follows:
This field was seeded to white clio
yer during 1914 and good stand was
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-10

Glover root-borer, clover stem-borer,
grass-hoppers Oocusts), clover leaf
weeyil, alfalfa weeval, clover-mite
pea-louse, clover-seed nudge, clover
seed chalcid, clover-seed caterpillar,
clover-hay worm, and a number OF
others.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-10
CONTESTS RIGHT TO
TAX SALMON LAND
C. A. HOlderman Defends Foreclosure
Suit on Ground That Patent Cannot
Issue.

That the state of Idaho cannot levy
taxes on lands on the Salmon tract
because patent to such lands cannot
issue under the rulings of the interior
department on account of the lack OF
water, and that four suits for fore
closure of four tax sale certificates
held by one party against settlers,
should have been joined as one with
the result of a saving of $105 in costs
and attorney fees is the defense set
up Dy G. e. Holderman in foreclosure
suits filed by Mrs. II. S. Wilson, who
bought the certificates under the law
of 1918. Holderman owns 100 acres
of land on which the certificates were
issued The land was divided into
four 40-acre tracts and a certificate
issued for each. In defense it is
claimed by Holderman, through his
attorney, K. NJ. Wolfe, that the suits
should have been brought as one.
Both counts in the case are import
ant The dispute of the right of the
state to tax, because of inability of the
settlers to patent, affects all having
claims on the tract A similar case
has recently been tried from the King
Hill project before Judge Mccarthy.
Rulings have been received on the
question from district courts, but it
has not yet been decided in the high
est tribunals. The question of the le-
gality Of joining of actions will also
affect n number of settlers, it is said.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-10
SKULL FRACTURED BY EXPLOSION

A. A. Stauffacher, a prominent Bull
breeder of fine stock was terribly in
jured last Wednesday evening by the
explosion of a gasoline engine which
runs the cream separator with which
he was separating milk. His skull
was fractured and for a time 1t was
thought that the injury might by IA
tai. He was brought to the Physi-
clans and Surgeons hospital here
Thursday and is recovering rapidly.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-10
SPIRELLA CORSETS

Ladies, be properly fitted in a
1.ade-tO-measure corset by a well
grained corsetiere. l have had five
wars training besides the same
n2as Der of years experience My
rsz1ss last year reached the third
highest in the state of Idaho. A
'zzr1 or phone call will bring the
same service to you that you can
aste8in in any large city. Let me
CAY and demonstrate to you my
aIgsets Also abdominal supports
ErIed.
MRS. L0TT1E MARkLE
~ eth Ave West Phone 442-W.
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Harvesting.

There are several machines used for
harvesting that give very efficient SER
vice
The grain reaper does very good
work where the clover is standing up
and has short to medium length straw
This machine has proven to be salts
factory in cutting red clover but does
not work well with alsike This is
because the alsike is usually long and
tangled badly.
When using the reaper the usual
practice is to leave the punches upon
the ground just as they fall from the
machine.
Any good make of moving machine
is the tool that is commonly used.
Some growers prefer to have extra
sickle guards and windrower attach
ments upon the machine, while others
prefer just the bare machine Under
certain conditions these attachments
are absolutely necessary while under
other conditions they prove to be a
hindrance. A trial in the field at the
beginning of harvest will soon con-
vince the grower whether he needs to
use these attachments. 1t is well,
however, to be provided with all the
necessary equipment. For time means
money when it comes to harvesting
the clover.
The harvesting should be done or
dinarily when the heads are ripe but
when the straw is still green. Ii left
standing until the straw has become
Drowned and dried out, the loss from
the breaking off of the clover heads is
excessive. Harvesting should never
be done during the heat of the day
lie, after the sun and winds have
dried the dew from the plants, because
the loss occasioned by the breaking
off of the clover heads is deplorable
Most of the harvesting is done al
night. From about midnight to SOC
or 900 A. NJ Harvesting is sometimes
done by moonlight or in case there Is
no moon, lanters are used.
In order to avoid loss of seeds by
being tramped out from the passing
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1916-03-10

obtained The depth of soil averaged
from to feet to lava rock
1915: The above mentioned field
was given a good heavy irrigation in
the fore part of April shortly after
the growth of the plants had started
Rains during the month of May
amounted to or inches at this
place. No doubt, this precipitation
was instrumental in keeping the soil
moist during the filling period of the
first seed crop which was ripe about
the middle of June.
Instead of cutting this first seed
crop, 1t was left standing, however,
about one week or ten days before it
was actually ripe, another heavy irri-
cation was given. A few days later
new growth of clover came up
through the first seed crop, bloOmed
and seeded abundantly. The grower
states that he could observe but little
if any difference as to the quantity Of
seed produced between the first and
second seed crops AS a result the
yield produced from this field, was at
the rate of approximately II bushels
per acre from an area of some l6
acres.
The quality of the seeds of the first
crop was not impaired any more than
/ to the extent of being somewhat dis
colored Apparently the fertility OF
! these seeds remained normal
Fall Irrigation.
Irrigation of clover meadows in the
| fall and especially the early fall, is
necessary and important For there
are far more meadows in this country
| that are winter killed" during late
August and September, from lack OF
water, than through the winter months
! from cold
More good points in favor OF fall ir-
rigation are: The sub-soil reservoir
is filled with moisture and the follow
ing spring the plants start to grow
ing early. Later when irrigation is
applied a smaller amount of water
will be required to produce the de-
sired results Summing it all up, the
efficacy OF fall irrigation is very APP
parent.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
LEGAL NOTICES
NorIcE on snERIrrs sALE.


BY virtue Of au order 81 sale 10 ne
directed from the Clerks Onice ~ the
ST Joseph Circuit Court ~ - Joseph
County. Indiana. ] will expose "a public
sale ou MAY 10Th. 1916. between the
hours Of Ten O'Clock s.. ~ and Four
O'Clock =. NJ. OF said day 90 the Court
House door. ln the City 81 South Bend.
ST. Joseph County. Indiana. the rents
and profits for term not exceeding
seven Years ~ the following described
real estate. situate iu -. Joseph County
State ~ Indiana. tO-wit;
Lot Number II iu Clement Stude-
bakers Summit Place Addition 10 the
city 81 South Bend las per plat thereof
recorded Do the record Of Plats 81 end
for said County, IN the subdivision ~
Lots Number ? and Of Harper and
Ruckman's Survey n the North y =
the Southeast q, - Section no. IN Town
ship - North. ~ Range East.
And ou failure 90 realize the fuil
amount of the judgment interest and
costs thereon. ! viii expose 70 public
sale. at the same time and place % the
highest bidder for cash in hand. the ZEE
simple 81 the above described real estate
Taken as the property - WiadyElaw
Ecwers o. al az the suit n the MueSsel
Brewing Company
CHARLES T.. BAILEY.
sheriff 81 Joseph COUNTY Indiana.
BY r. 5. O'NEILL. Deputy
24-i-s
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up 20 O'clOrk D. m on the day pre-
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
WANT ADS Ask d s Want. a's PEN phone 1900
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-Six room cottage IN first
class condition "a a bargain. Parties
leaving city. Inquire 40 Osborne st.
FOR SALE room house 1910 s Taylor.
Choice lots on Bowman or Donald SITS.
room house on River av. Beroth x
Moon. Attorneys. 136-13S y. Main ST.
Home phone 632s-626I.
FOR sALE-Acre lots one block from
Portage av. car line. VIII furnish money
TO build after small payment has been
made. Terms SO down and so per
month. our automobile is at your service
to see these lots. INDIANA TITLE x
LOAN CO. ~ IA y. Main 81. Bell phone
1852; Home 653S
FOR SALE -Four houses In Southmoor
Park on Hendricks and Carlton SITS. in
Mishawaka. on easy terms. Payment like
rent Also bargains in vacant lots.
". L. FIREN.
10 :. Main It. Room POS Summers Bldg.
Home phone $3.50 Bell s66
FOR SALE Choice building lots in oak
Park fourth addition, i'm southeast part
of the city. Best lots on easy payments
20 he found around South Bend. near
paved street and car line; adjoins Stude-
baker park; convenient To schools.
churches and markets. Prices $500 10
$500. on very easy terms II 81 % down
and Sl.O0 per week. South Bend Realty
Co. 225 5. Main ST Bell 1171 Home 1886
or G697.
FOR SALE Modern house. blocks from
center Of city. $3.50; $1,000 cash. bal
aRce so per month. Is per cent interest.
W X. McHENRY,
lis South Main St
Home phone 1913. Bell 299.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY LOANS.
WE HAVE 1T. WHAT?

S Money TO loan on HOUSEHOLD s
s. GOODS, PIANOS, TEAMS. WAC s
5 ONS. FARMING IMPLEMENTS. s
= ETC. You can repay US in either s
= sma ] weekly or monthly payments s
s with the option or paying IL all of ;
IS at any time should you so desire. $
- Liberal rebate on all accounts paid s.
5 before due.
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S. A SPECIALITY. :
s. III you are i'm need Of money and s
$ cannot come TO our office. write 8
$ or phone us and we viii call on 5
$ you
S. Joseph county.
IS SOUTH BEND CREDIT co.
= Home IVA. Ia T.. jefferson Blsd.
s.
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FOR Household furniture. and
also fat for rent. Inquire 12ls Van
Buren,
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CADILLAC USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
one seven passenger Franklin; one six
cylinder Mitchell. two Auburn rOadsters;
one five passenger Studebaker: two five
passenger Cadillacs: one seven passenger
Cadillac.
CADILLAC SALES CO.
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OFFICE HELP.

REGISTER FREE-Call or send FOR Reg
istration Form. StenOgraphers, Book
keepers store Clerks Public school
Teachers. Auditors. Cost Clerks.
calls Received ever day.
The Thomas School Licensed Emp.
Agency.
American Trust Bldg.
BUSINESS MEN.
For Best Office Assistants.
Bell gl06: Home 22i0
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OFFICE HELP.

WANTED Young people prepare now
for a good office position. only q few
months required Small Cost Position
Jusf as soon az capable. Write. call. or
telephone FOR catalog and particulars
ii he south Bend Business College. cor.
Mich. aDf Monroe SITS Bell col. Home !
C551.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Zoo TO $4,000 10 LOAN on Improved
city real estate. Must be first class
security. WhitcJmb and Keller, Jefer-
son bldg.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

FOR SALE Large sized reed baby cab.
Cheap II taken at ONE. call Home
1722
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

Northern Secret Service Bureau.
Licensed and Bonded
j. VI. Montgomery. Gen Manager
All legitimate detective work done.
Suite $40 Farmers Securities Rldg.
Home 5SSS-PhOnes- 2S29
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY - small
business for sale al sacrifice: account
Of leaving city. Address N.Y. News
Times
HOTEL FOR SALE-Iu town of 1000 in
southern Michigan: - rooms steam
heat, garage Cheap rent doing good
business. Reason for selling. am old /:
want 90 retire. Address a W, care
NewS-Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
AUTOS. MOTORCYCLES. BICYCLES.

FOR SALE Almost new Sudebaker
single buggy. rubber tired. and all
leather IT mined. Call Home phone 5IT7.
Bell $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

| FOR SALf.-SalOOn doing good business
cheap for cash ON Lincoln way W.
/ Sickness reason for selling Home 712i
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

ALL KINDS OF VEGETABLES and
flower plants for sale Corner Lasalle
and Lincoln way W.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

WOMEN 90 represent established guar
anteed hosiery mill selling Mil 90
Wcarer." Permanent customers brand
well advcruSed. Salary or Commission.
International Mills Markiey ST. Norris
town. Pa.
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Barter and Exchange
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SALE Tammo.

FOR SALE mammoth White Holland
turkey eggs az % each. large White
orpington eggs at CO. per setting. Gold
on, Silver. Amherst. Reeves. Elng-Ner *
Pheasant eggs Delivered fresh every
day. Home phone 1888
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

FOR SALE-Six room cottage IN first
class condition "a bargain. Parties
leaving city Inquire 720 Osborne st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

FOR SALE Large size refrigerator
holds 10O lbs Of ice. "a y. Cushing
Bell 1861.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

FOR SALE-Oak dining room suite.
brass bed. ice box, velvet carpet. 93
Riverside dr.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

EXCHANGE YOUR RENT MONEY FOR
a HOME.
All mOIern bungalow. near car line
school and park Owner is willing 70
sell on reasonable monthly payments
Let us show you this property
HASTIN GS
Bell oil. Home $40
Office Open Evenings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08

FOR SALE-Gas range. 80 W. Colfax
av. Home phone 1894
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-08
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED Young women 90 operate
power machines. sewlng shirts and un-
derwear. wilson Bros shirt Factory.
W. sample 81.
Evening star., 1916-10-10
BATTLE Of THE SOMME
TREMENDOUSLY VIOLENT
Increased Activity to South of River
Believed to Foreshadow
French Blow.

LONDON, October 10.-Increased ac-
tivity south of the River Somme is
reported by the French war office.
For some time the main efforts of the
French and British have been made
north of the river, but last night the
artillery was unusually active on the
front between Deniecourt and Lii
hons. This may be the prelude to an
other blow below the river in accord
ance with the French policy of swing
ing the attack back and forth from
one side of the river to the other.
Heavy fighting continues on the
Somme front, where the battle is de-
scribed as being of tremendous yio-
lence.
Yesterday a German attack, starting
from tho st. Pierre-Naast wood salient
to the east of Rancourt, was repulsed by
French grenades. Shortly afterward a
reconnaissance debouching from the
small wood northeast of Bouchavesnes
was dispersed by the French machine
gun fire.
British troops yesterday successfully
entered the enemys trenches south of
Arras. Southeast of Souchez a strong
enemy party rushed crater fronting
Brltlsh lines. but was Immediately
elected with heavy casualties.
Evening star., 1916-10-10
Says 130 Franco-British
Aeroes Were Lost, Compared
to 20 German Machines

BERLIN, October 10-The French
and British lost 130 aeroplanes last
month on the western front, as COM
pared with twenty-one lost by the
Germans, the war office announces
Our aviators concentrated their full
strength on artillery observation" the
statement says.
Extra ordinary achievements were
accomplished during the protective
nights demanded by their particular
work. The difficult task of our OBJ
servers can be carried out only when
our battle aviators keep the enemy far
away. The aerial battles, which on
account of these conditions increased
to a number hitherto unknown, were
successful for us.
We lost in September twenty aero
planes in aerial battles. One machine
is missing. French and British losses
amount to ninety-seven in aerial bat
ties, twenty-six shot down from earth
and seven which landed involuntarily
within our lines. Of this total those
brought down within our lines and
within those of the enemy were about
equal in number
Evening star., 1916-10-10
DATES OF EXAMINATIONS
FOR CADET COMMISSIONS

Detailed directions for examinations
of applicants for officerships in the
High School Cadets were made known
today by Stephen E. Kramer. assistant
superintendent of schools. directly in
charge of the military work Of the
schools. The examinations are to take
place Thursday and Friday of this
week at the Franklin School.
Here are the directions as issued by
Mr.. Kramer:
The oral examination, upon which
will he based the selection of the colo
mel of the high school cadet regiment,
will be held at the Franklin School on
Thursday. October IL, at 3 pm.
The conditions governing this exam
ination will be somewhat different from
those in force in previous years. The
colonel will be selected as a result of
this examination and the entrance into
the examination on the part of any
cadet will not prevent his taking the
written examination for company po-
eitions. for which positions he will be
eligible should he fail in securing the
appointment as colonel
The written examination will be held
Friday. October 13, beginning at 2;30
pm, at the Franklin School. All as
pirants for commissioned officer posi-
tions other than that of colonel, in
cluding regimental, battalion and com =
Dany positions, should report for this
examination.
"In addition to the written examina-
examination to which candidates for
resimental. STAFF and battalion posi-
tons Till report. The date of this ex-
animation Will be announced later"