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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
LOCAL MARKET
GAINS STRENGTH
Michigan Stamping II Active,
Jumping to 20. Probably
Due to Merger Rumor

Judging from the activity that de.
veloped In some q the specialties
On the Detroit Stock exchange
THURSDAY morning. there 10 apt 70
be q better market for the next
few days barring any untoward de
vslopments that might again shake
fhe growing confidence OF the In.
vestins public. Many OF the stocks,
more particularly The motors. are
selling very low on their yield, and
unlsss the brokers are very much
mistaken. the turning point In the
upward direction In nearly az hand
Those familiar with MARKET signs
lee In the better inquiry for taesc
stocks a growing demand that FAUST
put them higher sooner OF later.
for the business the concerns ate
doing fully justify IT,
BY far the most active issue OF the
morning was Michigan Stamping,
which sold az . new high point of
20 There Il much speculation ~ 10
the outcome OF the stockholders
meeting. and this. coupled with Ger
tain rumors az 10 consultations and
the like In very likely having It's
eject.
In the motor List. REQ In nndiug
support NJ around 20. with several
hundred shares having been turned
over to-day and yesterday a. q frat
ton above this point Likewise
Paige seems 10 nnd a good market
at about 81 with Ford OF Canada
holding it, own in the vicinity o;
500.
Holland.st Louis Sugar common
continues its upward trend. the mar.
ket this morning being IL IA 10 -.
and altho none OF II had chanred
hands up 20 noon. II IL likely tina,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
Marriage Licenses

Samuel =. ocIier. 10. Detroit; Bes-
| sic alderman. rs. same.
Marinus Drinkwsark. 10. Detroit;
George Mor,llck. 20. Detroit
Delta y. shriver. IS. same
John c. schroeder, as. Detroit. Hi
IA Redlowski. 10. Warren.
LornS peckham. 10. Detroit. Char
lotte Hammer. 10. same.
Sebastiano Fruciana. 70. Detroit.
oratfa Grifo. ~. same.
Albert Horn. u. Detroit; Mabel
Irwin stump, %. pstroiti Marion
Ogden. ~, sArna
Victor walters. ~. Detroit: Ruth
Melvin. 10. came.
Hslsne swertS ., OIL CITY, Pa
SchwaFck, 20. same.
sam shatsr. 20. Detroit: Jennie
schlussel, "a same.
Frithiob Bruland. ~, Detroit Mar
tina Thure. ~. same
Andrew Kish. -. Detroit: Mary
Firti. % same.
John C1angiAn. n. Detroit: Sarah
Parssgfytsn. 10. same.
Elmer a Allies -. Detroit Ruth
" johnson, ~. same.
Vernon AliaWaH ss Detroit: C~iia
Rsehew. ~ same
Walter A. Powser. ~. Detroit; Ida
NJ supple, -, same.
Ramon !. Foster. ~. Detroit; E1ixa-
beth Knapper, ~. davenport Ia
George ". Norris. fs. Detroit: Hell
en- V Wade. ~ same.
william r. Mcfarland. 81. Detroit;
Fdns =. Goetr. -. same.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
PROnrCT NARKFT

WV NORh March 20 Fiour.
Quiet strong. Pork strong r,.s
t76I1g5 Lard FIru, rIddt. -,
SPOT $50 0170f0 sugar Rsw
stronger centrifugal - test ikTT8
3 % wuscovado. 20 test i68sis -
fined. stronger cut loaf. tlle crush :
-, IS powdered t71k Sranuiaf-
81. 8 2B8R Coffee Rio No ~
spot. Plar Tailow' Strong spscIai
i7r city ne. country. fatL So
Nav. Quiet So 7 tfiARfiS No :
a. nose clover &c afiag rrs..ss
poultry Ftrr1 turkeys fa1aan.
chickens f7R1Fr fowls fftEHrttLr
ducks 80 4fe I've poultry. VIZ,
reese ffHftr. ducks. CSC fou,fs -
p 1sc turkeys $50 r~0sfsvs "a
chicken hFnifrrs fsTsrr CNssa.
FIrn sfefs milk. common - Ens-
Gals. go 2TfLs sttus rrrsrno- 81
specisis fea2filc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
Grain and Prsvisieas

DETROIT. March is.-rhs LAvsr-
pool market closed steady snd sup
plies were said 20 be sufncisnt In
the United Kingdom: IN. american
ing and Detroit prices were, the same
as the closinG figures Of Wednesday.
Those who are eearish on wheat
and their number appears 20 be In
cause ~ the very high price ana the
chances % the weakening OF the
market because OF peace nswa The
papers have been carrying q great
deal OF talk about separate peace Ia
propositioa is expected soon from
Germany. but no one has much con-
ndence that proposal Will come
from that quarter that can for . mo-
Allies. At the same time the fact
wires IL enough TO make suysrs eau
tious at these high prices
worse than Il has been for the past
few days and there 10 . chance that
Ia may Improve. which WOULD greatly
help the bears Dealers are not pay
ms much attention 20 some % the
weather 20 put q stop 20 sesasing.
They are talking OF seeding spring
wheat day and night In the north
vest IN order To get In esg aore-
oils IL rather slow and mtilers re-
port high buying Of -four. Consum-
ers are practlcing economy TO such
an extent N 10 reduce demand %
small proportions
Cash and May wheat closed AZ an
ADVANCE OF Sc and July gained ic-
Corn advanced CSC. oats He and
beans Sc
Thursday's wheat quotations: Cash
No. red. s2fo: May opened without
change Al t2.st ana advanced TO
81 n July opened AZ ti7o advanced
10 Silly and closed at ti.Ti; No.
quotations Corn. eash No. :. ~ "a.
No. yellow. ti.11; No yellow.
$685.. oats standard. ssAe. No.
; white. sec: No. 4 white. sse. Rye,
Cash No. :. ti.sS ReAns Immediate.
rompt and April shipment. 81 80.
seeds. Prime red clover. sil March.
ilo9e, April iieso; slsike. tii.Se;
Detroit receipts were 900 hbis Of
1our. care Of wheat. 90 corn and
OF oats. Shipments were geo bhls
~ -four 3.eeo bu 81 corn and 500
su 81 oats stocks are est o0e bu -
~ oats and 20 e9o hu 81 rye
Primary wheat receipts were sst
700 bu. against 100000 bu year
Exports ~ wheat and nour Thurs
iay. i6s, 900 bu.
Receipts % wheat THURSDAY Du-
Iuth. cars. against =. year aGo
" inneapoiiN 400 cars. against 1ss;
WinnipeE. 81 cars aEANEt ia. Chi
-sgc 20 cars. against 33s. southwest
l1s,ees bu. against $4,000 ou.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
BERLIN DENIES
REVOLT STORIES

BHRIIrN (via ssyvilie wirelsss),
March 3s.-Paris reports that riots
have occurred amongst the wcrkmen
OF several German towns. particular
ly Leipsis. Dresden. Musnchen and
Berlin IN q result OF the Russian
revolution are nat inventions says
the of1icisl German press bureau In
statement today.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29

MICHIGAN CENTRAL sroChNARDs
DETROIT. March 1s.-cattie Mar
s,s =. . steady best heavy steers
su,oSsr steers usosis. misss
Hight egtchsrs ifsf.fs: hss, suseh-
s sTs n.sss CO., est go $500 $3.50.
heavy bulla ts7tes; Bologna bullA
t77Seffs: stock buIls lsodge;
mixers and sprInSers sseose. Veal
calves: Market stronE. best grsdsA
uSel5: hsayiea tres, sAsee and
e Il; s.f f.is :..ss, s.ss IL ss,
TO common i.mss 1iieit: tar 20
good sheep. tlsoell; Gull and COM
mon. t1os Hogs: Market Prssp.ets
steady MIXED. tiAtselAS; piEA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
Sugar MARKET

~uEau-petroit Wholesale prices.
crystal donino~s. lib. fflTB. crys-
tai dorntnoer. BIB. tif.fb Eagle N n
iets ti0t5 cut losf ss55 cubes
1886 xxx powdered IS 90 stand
ard pos dersd Sass Eranulatrd. EXTRA
coarse. $50 Eranulat~d fine in
bulk fs25. graduated. .5-Ib cot
tons IS crystal domino grauu-
lated. glib and 5-th cartons in
cases IS So. crystal domino Eranu-
lated. HF ca~ss tS1b diamond A,
fss5 confeCtioner A. sac No A
ts26 No. s. $50. No s. ISIS No. z.
$50. No. tbob 70 - No 10.
f7as No IL $50. No IL t-Hg No
n. $50 No Il t1s0 Sa-4G- sc
non-cakinK mixture 1875 beet gran
ulsted. f8i5 per 100 lbs household
powdered. &c. - 20 cAss t1tg.
household powdered. Ia. 80 20 case.
tt65 per case
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29

buyers and sellers win soon get to-
gethor.
In the bank stock Lat Highland
Park OF Highland Park 10 very
strong, having enjoyed a io-point
rise in the last few days. The stock
Il row wanted AZ Si6. with no Offer
ing. This strength is TIE result Of
the placing OF the stock on a Ia. ger
snnual dividend basis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29

Frank J. Cannon. former United
States senator who rs said TO have
won statehood for Utah. will speat
Thursday evening in the Forrest
Presbyterian church on "Morr.nn
ism. a national menace This viii
be his anal address In a series cf
meetings which have been held u
Detroit during the last week ih a
campaign for the purpose 81 routing
Mormonism from the land
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
DAIRY PRODUCTS

eatt~p-Extra creamery. Saac N.
creamery hrsts. asLc: dairy. sc ~.
packing stock. 3tiic 10.
EGEp-Fr~sh receipts. cases includ-
81 Hrsts. Sic doE.. current receipts.
seise dor Receipts THURSDAY. $500
cases
Che~-~-MichiEan nrRts. - t-c New
York use domestic swiss .Sn 7oc
imported Swiss. so n soc brick cream.
sc i'm burger lib sc. lib. az Q.
long horns ftisc. daisies go. astt {
10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
CHICAGO BUr.rrR MARKET

tras tie; nrsts te0toke dairy sx-
trsa s10ysHe nrsts. lsgss EGEs:
Prime ordinary. isS 0.s+e; nrsts.
a0Ac Cheese: Twins sA9ftAc
poultry: Fowls Csc: ducks. iT0 71o;
geese. is6tsc: springs. fac. turkeyA
'oc. Potatoes Receipts. ears;
Wisconsin and Minnesota $3.50 i.Sb.
fancy We0 llk0niGo
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
Detroit sank clearIna..

Detroit bank clearings for. Thur.
day were ,7.742.72201: total clear.
!nRs for 1917 10 date are ss4s .os5
eSs as against 450.ssl 1857 for
the corresponding period In 1916.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
East DUvyABo 1--we SrocW
D1Anfn1 q otsvsn%

c.s1 1:r s s..Ex.i To-: mar X. sr .s ss
IFS ns 's: .:sS. ',i I.s. 't; ssc,, ss.
iio,ss csivss R.espis iTsi
ss .ss: . sesiy: :s:.sy ~. eSi n s 70
,h Re Zee. .s ;ra.. .f &. I.s:
ssels, is@s. sissifii: esn % ar.
:s..S. ,ssiirs. Hos. R.e:lp,s' 1.
y ;:s %'Isi' 's sl. , S.s
QiSTs. roushS tis.S0oiG stays. sii
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29

UNION STOCK YARDS. CHICAGO,
IN. March .p.-Hogs Receipts. a.
900 market strong. roc higher mixed
heavy. tiAaS0ISiS rough heavy.
ttASsuI4To. light. tit.s00iS.ie:
pigs sto.SoGiNi0. Cattle Receipts
1000 market steady: besves. $3.50 p
i0fS cows and heiferA $500 70 80,
tsS06tSTs Sheep: Receipts iS.eae:
market steady native. $40 IS 1855,
western. t1o7S0ta5B: lambs sle0
Ifae western. tiz7SdfSee.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
CHICAGO GRsTx wARkpr.

CHICAGO. March .s.--Grain or~n-
ing Wheat May. up &c. July. up
&C, Sept. up 10 Com MAY. up -
July. up &C. sept. unchanged. Oats
May. up ke, July. % NC: sept. un-
quoted. Provisions higher.
Noon--wh~st May up &c. July up
Ae: September up Nc. Corn May
up nc. July up &c; September up
&c Oats: May mp &C, July up
= 6e; September up &c Provisions
C1ose-wheat: May up &c. July
down &C: September up re Corn:
May up lie. July up fLe septem-
Der ap iNc Oats May up lac:
July up ic, September up &c. Pro-
visions higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29

r
- Y0nx, March 7s.--rhs Ne~
.snsns su. financial review
- has been nothing perhaps
- Of news dexelopmen,s
- which has held as much
- ~ waiist. az the csoled
hronsent that the German I'm
&Anncellos would Address the
~ today On the suusect OF
ny's relations with this ccun'
- 4 possible reference to new
rrooosals. The impression Is
go thar something OF the grest-
y 6npovtnnce Il pepdins, an Inn
Scn which was deepened by the
- decision OF the big banks
- In foreign exchange not TO
rates on either Berlin or
Hnkers would not admit that
I'D any advance information
tnders In general are beArn-'
+ ~heneyer the opportunity offers
s<ck &c pat out new lines OF
v~sular movements in ths mar
oarried prices upvsrd at inter
bal BY midday the general
= approrimated the previous
- sugar stocks and the steel
y had their expansive moments,
\ = general with the rest OF the
hey slowly fell away in the
osa. The railroads we're mar
- neglected"
II
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
Quotations BY Paine Weber A Co.
Mar -. open High Low Close
TOLEDO GRIN

TOLEDO Ma 2a-Tfoss- eat
CssF ss1e Ma se1hE 1rly
1isat- Corn Cash ti@3 Nav
ti2@7. July. 81 COS Oats cash
soc May. Sc. July si2-~. i've. C7sN
g. ss Ciowerseed CRsh fiihs
March tiesTt- April 9Io1E. Oct0-
Ne~ se-o Aisike. Prime ard NarrS
tfsS Timothy CASH and March
t45@t2 Butte. Brick c~carurrv,
&c. Tub crepr7sr~ sf1sr EK-s
E-eVr csrri-A 7tr sancy selects &c
Far Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29

~ fsllewins arms are privileged
4es. Z CO. Carlyle 9 Pevsh
4 IVnch q co. " A. Hanlin q
IN A Sssr 2 Co. sinclair a
hrs = Co. Bennett Smith q
y w Vail. |. Co Co. t E..,s' a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29

Carl A Baboock. az. Detroit. Cora
Wtrts. ~. same.
Walter ]. soleEak. ~. Detroit; Ar
nss heuusch. rs. same
James q. Brown. 20. Detroit, Mar
tina ]. Beach. rs same
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
~FW YORK nUrrrR avn rec.

NEW YORK. March - --pufter.
Firu1~r; receipts ttg9. creamery ex-
ira sc. DO. special market tt@ -
CSC state dairy tubs = - 41c wits
ton creamery fr-ts 7@T sac Eggs
rirr,~r re~~tnts - $50 nearby white
fancy sTd9sc. nearby urtx@d fancy.
St05tc fresh frSts .SIGtsHc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29

FyintiaE--ths ptatR aeat kinA-fha'
O. riEAt--Tim-~ Dob D~pf.-uRtS Szza.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
49, 80 sNp wv So
CLEVELAND march fs--HoEs

mixed. $3.50. mediums St6.cs 49,,
ti12S FoBghs 1855 stags fi2.sk
Cattle Receipts 10 cars slow ~n~"p
and lambs. Receipts. ~srs ste
top. tis Calves. Receipts. zee:
steady. top, Ntso.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
rIata Rutter
To sneak or NormonI.m.

Butter. ali sales zoe, no chang
from last weeks prices
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
TOLEDO LIVE STOCK

TOLEDO. March 2s-Hogs Re
ceiptS 900 market i06i5e higher
heaviea siBsSGlSss mediums tik.-
.Snis15. yorkera t120isie good
pigs ti0Gii. calves Market steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
Produce

~ HDNEtMl NNMNMfN OF I've rFWINNN
market this morning was the boycott
against poultry BY the Jewish women
Of the east side Commission uen
have encouraged liberal shipments IN
anticipation OF big trade for the
approaching Feast % the Passover.
ane 10 the Boycott holds shipments
will have 20 be diverted 10 some 9TH
er market or prices take a tumble.
q stocks were not moving this mora
ing The egg market IL stFong with
advancing tendencies and the general
list vas steady.
AppI.--y..So09Be ner bsL tor
choice and IS 90 for fancy.
Banana. 49, Good shipping stock.
81 50 g $50 bunch.
Bsaa.-Drted LAmas. 1Se ~.
Crarherytes-Lste So~eG % rsr
bbi 81 hn
Dr~~.<d CsIv~. - Fancy. iSaise
No. :. 1s0ise per n.
heavy. iS0ise. 10.
Ftnnan Haadi~s--ls SC 10.
Fresh eEstshIes-Radishes $50
1oc doE.. parsley. g q soc do1 GU
eume-rs. hot house. sac !ts: ar
head lettuce. lcsB~rk- ksEs yAat
shsiIatts. soesSc DOG. Florida celery.
I4Se55 case tomatoes % per s-bas-
Grsps Frait--ts.So6t per erat.
Hss~y-Fancy waite. isoi7c; az
H.y-petroit shippers are. paJ:as
car iots. T. o L. Detroit: so limo
fhy. ri.Soqls; stadesrd mothy.
l3so%tl Ugh, nhSsa usM01t
9 ,iPot ~ ;i3 n'I.5 a. se at 'i1 sa.
/ clever. ssseIss 80! ~. 81. ag. sSSg
ere wheat and ~st StraV. stbs1s
E;::..,i'f.siS:, b. Pr -. so'-
iae:oc aioerts. So BrsTils,
80 S- ..s pr, .'si.s - r,or,a..
osIe.s SO % per ios-rb. SAX
Spanish onions. s315 crate Bern .l-
dhs. t4s0daTs Ter rate
10 oaisu sets-White or yellow s. -
per bu.
r.ts.~~- N,ehiRss ear lots =
bags. t3BenesS tu new Eermu1ar-
t1t p~r bbl.. 81 PEI bu.
Pe.itry Springs - l'e ,,sh'
n nR iiaise .,sr, isafee
roostsr. isaise: geese. l'ea1c
strpwssYYs>s-4ee quart
sweet p.sstse-- -IerssJs. Kiln dried
JoBsIxs PRICES
gal. lima peana siI6ssI.se. corn
fancy Maine ti-Ss. standard ti4S0
10 . adj, ,,s 40 y q, =. pe e.,
saIron, tar t3s6: rnsrrvwfat peas,
o. 1g a AS early -<uns- slfts4
early June. tIl0 dox. Tomatoes
standard. 81 SoSj.so 90.
CsGee-sArtos. standard. $50 Ise
n.diym isEioe fancy: 1o1I!s 30.
TX etls.' i, J ifs Es f. "s''e'
re~s-josbinE prices. ioe-rb. sacks
bran. Sal: standard middlInGs t2
enc middlinEs. tu; cracked corn.
tts. coarse corn meal. So. corn and
cat chop. go ton.
vIe-r-IoeeinF priess; Best hichi-
20; STRAIGHT. $50 pure re. -
spring patent. 1880 bbL In Nth pa
per sacSa
oiI-Rsw iins.sd. ti.ss: boiled lin
seed. 81 81 In barrel lots. ksrossns.
tank wagon or iron barrels thos req
crown gasoline. isHe gal
I pork. f1ssodfo clear baeka $40 ~
hams. 74h o1Shc: brisksts. 100 ale
picnic hams. tsh o Use. bacon. .5L q
/ a1e. beef carcasses. i7h 0ishe per
10 lard IN tisrces. siHe! kettle rem
/ dered. -7he 10
HIs..--So cured hides. ne; 20.
s's Ta hif' RS! ,.S' s SS e Ire s ss
I cured veal kip. -se: No. rreeu veal
kip. iae No. I cured nurrain. sfoi
No green murrain. iSci No, I cured
/ calf. 1gc: No. ! green calf. sac: No.
horse hides, t1b: No. horse hides.
I t1.25; No. I tAii0w sbc. 10. tai
/ low. SIC per 10: No. I hides lie OF:
skins. (as 10 amount WooD. soc "a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
ANNEXATION
PROPOSITION

Proposition for the annexa-
ton of territory from the
Townships OF Gratiot and
Crosse Pointe TO the City OF
Detroit will also be voted on.
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cuRB coPPER srocNs
WV WORK COTTON MARKET

Quotations D. Paine Weber a Co
malr ~ Dp@nlnE close
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CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENTS

Constitutional amendments
will also be submitted.
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Quotations BY Hornblower a Weeks.
xar A. Oman High LOW Close
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-: =. .s'; 80: Sc. . 81. ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29
CHARTER AMENDMENTS

Amendments 10 the Charter
win also be submitted ut this
election.
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LIBRARY BONDS

Will also be submitted.
LIBRARY BONDS
There will also be voted up
on at this time the question OF
issuing S250.000 Public Ia
brary bonds. This is not a new
bond issue. but the remaining
part Of the S1.000.000 issue
authorized in the Library Act
Of 1901. Of which S76O,OOO
were issued in 1907.
NON-PARTISAN BALLOT
The ballot for School In
spectors will be non-partisan,
no party designation appearing
anywhere on the ticket. This
ballot will be separate from all
others, and can be voted by all
men and women who are reg
istered.
RICHARD LINDSAY,
CITY Clark.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-29

Alderman 10 i'll vacancy IN
the Fourth and Tenth wards.
School Inspectors 10 fill vacan-
cies in the following wards:
4, s. 7, 10, Ia, 10, IL, 1S,
10 21
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-21
PRoI9NGlNG THE MILK
FLOW IN DAIRY EEsFGRS

In order to establish the milk flow of
a COW over as long period as possible
particular care should be given toward
the close Of the first lactation period,
writes E. E. lockwood In Hoard's
Dairyman. For this reason the heifers
that calved last spring should now be
given extra attention.
Nature provides In wild animals only
sufficient nourishment for the young,
and the weaving process ends the flow
Of milk. Cultivation Of the cows milk
giving function has In her case extend
ed the period. and in frequent In
stances the production continues unin-
terruptedly throughout number of
years. Probably it would not be pos
sible to do this with every member of
every herd, for Individuality and breed
have much to do with this. Yet by
careful management a great deal may
be accomplished along this line.
Most dairy bred heifers will stand
good grain ration without taking on too
much fat, and they require liberal
ration II they are to give milk as the
next freshening approaches. To with
hold 1t may curtail the future useful
ness Of the animal, since the milk flow
will cease prematurely II ample nour-
ishment is not provided at this time.
1t usually occurs that heifer's
growth goes on for a couple Of years
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-02-21
FEEDING Meal to Calves.

In feeding calves 1t Is not good
plan to feed meal of any kind in the
skimmiIk. Cornmeal and other meals
contain large amounts OF starch The
digestion OF starch requires that 1t be
chewed. Ths;e are digestive juices
in the mouth that must be mixed with
the starch In order to have it properly
digested. In the real young calf these
digestive Juices are not present In the
mouth. and until they are it cannot
digest starchy grains. At the age
Of about three weeks the calf can be-
gin to digest starch. but the grain
should be so fed that he cannot swal-
low 1t without chewing. In teaching
the calf to eat grain 1t Is usually bet
ter to use 1t In the dry meal form, be-
cause the meal will stick to his mouth
and he will thus get taste for 1t.
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after she begins to give milk. This
gives three separate demands upon her
strength-her own physical develop
inent, the growth o. tic fo2tus and the
production Of uailk. Hos essential.
.hcn. III oder t. cn3L'a har 10 grow.
deve,op AMI pruCu "a 81 ore ard the
same time that size have abundance Of
good. noulisliing feed. For this pur-
pose, In addition to abundance OF
roughage, she should have plenty of
the muscle building feeds, such as
wheat bran and ground oats, rich In
protein rather than ret. While it re
quires an expert to determine just
where fat on a cows body becomes a
menace to her usefulness as dairy
animal, 1t stands to reason that while
the heifer should not carry too much Of
1t she should have sufficient to cover
her ribs and not appear to be underfed
In any way.
While the dairy COW should not be
fit for the butcher" the fact remains
that some very excellent performers,
even In the strictly dairy breeds, do
carry quite bit of fat. Many an I'M
dersized ccv- has been made so by lack
of sufficient nourishment during her
junior years.
Everything which will encourage
growth will encourage the milking
function. Warm stables, good care and
generous feeding. these the heller needs
even more than does the mature COW.