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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
ONLY LOCAL UNION
DEALS WITH STRIKE
SITUATION here

That the Seattle local union OF
street car men r. the only organiza.
ton with which the traction com.
pany can deal. was the statement
OF Ed McMorrow. executive board
member OF the AmalFamated As.
ISOLATION OF Electric and Str Z
Railway Employees. today.
Such charge cannot be true, A"
said McMorrow. because the in.
ternational association il not p
party TO any agreements. II can
declare no strikes The right TO
declare strikes is vested exclusive
~ in the local unions. and this can
be exercised only by a two-thirds
vote on secret ballot Of the inter
ested union. All agreements with
street car companies are signed by
the local unions. The only juris.
diction with respect to agreements
assumed by tho international as.
ISOLATION Is to see that the unions
making agreements keep them. II
a union violates pact made with
street car company. the interna-
tional association. under it's consti.
tuition. has the right and power TO
chastise such offending union. The
international association hopes TO
aid the Seattle union in effecting
an amicablo settlement Of the
strike here. But the Seattle union,
which was tho only organization
authorized to call the strike. is the
only organization authorized to
settle It, and the Seattle union will
he the organization to sign the
peace agreement with the Puget
Sound Traction. Light & Power
Co."
T.. p. Marsh. president Of the
Washington State Federation of
Labor. sent telegram to Gov.
Ernest Lister yesterday protett-
ing against the importation here
by the traction company Of pro
fessional strikebreakers, and al
legged gunner"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

/ told me so
There II n vast difference be
tween guard and professional
strikcbreaker
Guard Can Crack Heads
Both have pride In their work
and their work n much the same.
1 but the guard has the power to
crush the head OF IA strikehreaker.
and the Etrikebrcaker knows IT,.
so they watch the men with the
stars with furtivc. shlfty eyes
The barns are real fortregscB
They are Just ms well protected. and
with just as elaborate n system as
military fortress. and probably
Will Withstand as heavy an attack
OF rocks and stones a. real fort
will bombs and shells.
Guards are everywhere. pacing
back and forth. polishing their
badges and swinging their clubs.
Let a strikebreaker leave the
post assigned 10 him or venture TO
explore for himself. and there II
much profanity and few cuffs
about the head. and he IL back on
the job
One Wins $500
In the darkness, a. long as !
kept my mouth shut and prevented
my West Coast English from ok.
posi.g the act that wasn't from
tho East aide Of New York. 60,
along well enough with the new.
Corners from Chicago.
How muth kale did they trim
yuh o. comm oyer7" was he uni.
Yersai query. one strikebreaker
with the New York contiugent. I
was told. had made" $3.50 at
poker on the train.
Most OF the men are seasoned
and trained strlkebfeti .ers. One
man boosted that he knew every
trade that the union ---- -
had ever laid their dirty mitts on.
lie said he had helped 10 break
teamsters'. walters. miners. ele.
waited railway. subway and depart.
ment store delivery strikes.
by the time ] had explored the
two main buildings and examined
the alarm system by which the
guards can ring big electric gen.
eral alarm gong for sally on the
crowd which hangs abou, outside
most Of the time. the registration
officers were thru with Tie card
hunt.
Stacker Has Gun
Six men out OF the bunch
couldn't furnish proof OF their age
and hid no cards The police took
charge OF them. On the way Ia
jail. one OF them slipped AN ancient
5S-caliber revolver In the side
pocket Of the automobile. When
II was found. one OF HIS partners
promptly Switched on him" and
announced his name as BENJAMIN
Applebaum. who carried an honor
able discharge from the United
states army. James r. Sullivan
was the man who "squealed. m
they housed the two IN the same
cell las, nisht. they must be truly
nice looking lads" this morning.
How did | get in Easy. here's
tho recipe All generals" in the
Tort have badges So got
badge. II was nice, polished
pants button. and in the halfllght
of the arcs. ! made as good, IL not
as husky, guard as the rest OF
them
Where the loose board IL, Tho
star hasn't the slightest reason for
keeping from the general public.
but We don't like to share oar
communication trench" secret
with A. W Leonard. president, Of
the traction company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
RHEUMATISM
Cured Without Drugs!
WONDERFUL INVENTION AZ
sToHEs IiEAITH WHILE
YOU SLEEP

You can regain your
health, oysrrotns nsF
|sou. dshiiltt. rhsurns
tam. stomach trouble.
10 IA DO and that
dull. trei feeling. 30
the privacy OF your
home, withou, tho tee
81 druEs or medicines
OF am Kind
There 10 a remedy
that cures sue h
troubles quickly and
thoroughly This rem 4.
EDDY 10 electricity. the
power that givea ~.
and strength TO the
thurman body.
Wear Electra Vita
white you sleep. IL
fliia tho nerves and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

When the United States began
war against Germany, Keppel.
dean Of Columbia college. secured
n years leave OF absence and
gave his services 10 Uncle Sam.
He takes little pay for working in
the office OF Secretary of War
Baker. from . in the morning un.
IL III at night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

Equipped with half tile
splasher. four burners. auto
matte lighter. glass oven doors.
broilcr and ventilated CANOPY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26
LEMONS BRING OUT
THE HIDDEN BEAUTY
Make this lotion for very little
cost and just SEQ
for yourself.

An AttlactNr nNIn Winb Aumira
ton. In social life and In business
the girl or woman whose face and
hands show evidence OF constant
care enjoys n tremendous advant
age over those who do not realize
the value OF a healthy skin and q
lspotlcss complexion.
Al the cost OF small jar Of or
binary cold cream one can prepare
a full quarter pint OF the most won
,lerful lemon skin softener and com
plexion beautificr by squeezing the
Juice Of two fresh lemons into 4
bottle containing three ounces oi
orchard white. Care should be
taken 10 strain the juice through a
fine cloth 80 no lemon pulp gets in,
then this lotion Will keep fresh for
months. Every woman knows that
lemon Juice IL used 10 bleach and
remove such blemishes as lreckles.
saIlowness and tan. and Is the ideal
akin softener. smoothencr and beau
tifler.
Just try It, Get three ounces Of
orchard white at any pharmacy and
two lemons from the grocer and
make up quarter pint of this
sweetly fragrant lemon lotion. and
massage II daily into the face. neck.
arms and hands. II naturally should
help to soften. freshen, bleach and
bring out the roses and beauty OF
any skin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-07-26

Nitais with nov ifs. You Hake up Ia
tho morning fuii Of vim. free from pains
and schss
Eisrtra-Nifa 10 self charged body
battery. which ruups steady. unhfoksn
stream % TaiVaufr sis.frleitN into the
nerves Tor hsurr. while Won sleep. Ga.
fualun them with nov energy snd build
ing w the entire system to a strong.
healthy condition.
Electra Vita worn while YOU sleep.
pnurs q soothing stream - vital fore.
directly into tho weakened nerves and
ORLEANS ~ EiNrs YOU nvs ifs and am
hltiau after fsw applications. and IN a
reasonable LENGTH - time you are In
posse ssion % health and strength
Men who have used Elsrtrn-Nite viii
tell you that ~ 10 the greatest tnNigor-
afor known. IL " they have found new
courage, rev hope. after they had met
with failure after failure and had al
most given up trying anything again
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26

glanot De tiIiteoep9renbe bar Den
n%merltan'te @eIanbt / Iaris Sborp
i1ieo 6omille % ale WebIemmer al
Scgationen; ilere iaareoe amerifa.
mere meb &rigsforiet poa grnItet
par tiIiteoe og liseiaa MebIemmer
al Den amerifanlfe &oloni / Yoris.
E%rpiioent Hoincare bar reprpIen.
tcret, og &egieringen bar repr9len.
teret al asiilterenoe &riesminiiter
Gene gesnarb, lom bolot Winbeta-
len for De falbne Imerifanere og
tragte Dem % amerifa Sranfrigs
Saf.
Oct polite propiioriife National-
rdao bar til oct polite 6olf libienDt
felgenoe Broflamationer, Tom en-.
felte onoifabsfulbe Sunger pao-
iioar err forfattct al ben tpife @ene,
rolaupcrnsr ron 9eieler. "Set
polite Soils peroensbiltoriife Sp.
gape beltoar / at g%ienreiie bet pol,
ifc &ige og lcnere uopioe set I'll at
inobefatte Sanoe, Iom er Inappet
fra Husierne, % Iom er pelpilligt
TENT operfor Eolen. Sprettell en-
al Ell flor o. bel Oiiciplineret pol'f
gfrme, rebe % rilitet til at gaa /
Teltcn, err oet ierite og n%ebpenolg-
tie Soretogenoc, ion frGpeS al oS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26
Snap aoit / Sniflano.

s ole De f~riaferenoe Sanoe er man
III beapnot at orngoaes ale SlagS
Mabpurer neo itor Sorligtiqheo.
9aaoe / Sronfrig % ENGLAND bar
man maottet IN iii biperie Sla9S
Snoifrpnfniuger, men pPrIt er Dog
Sihiotionen / Spiflono / Waopeien.
&c SplpSnin9er, iom iiper no berira
al og til, tpber poo, at ioliulo entelte
aIaSier - % iurIiG WtioocItloSien
- lioer Iigcirem WtonQel poo bag
ligt 9roo.
5 Ell Gale, iom Or. Sent5c, Yrp-
lioent / bcu prolific S%onbooq. / Tor.
ri9e llge bolot, ioet han irenlla9be
fpmmcnoe NarS Budget Tor 2anos
oaaen, llotaltc ban blonot an6et:
Get pistigite for o3 MI err, at hi
letter alt in6 paa at pinoe arigcll.
9lofaoeu omfring Spiflanb isleS me
re % mere. Get fan life ne9tc2, at
Den boiler tlrngt paa Sanoct, % ooa
mao Sen taaIe8 oQ bpre&. SpcrQreb
poa pripate Sntcre3ier, &anifcIiqbc.
ben ueb al ituiie tilueie ~tiIltrptteIigc
NGriuqSmioIer % oereS beie HriS
bar / Sanbbeb itabt pnnIfeliQe Sil.
Mongen Ntonb mco imoo
SnotGgter % itor TomiIic at ior.
isrge er beapprrG mcget iIoc itcot.
Dten hnao bctnbcr cnteltc SuoiuioerS
@cIipro imoo belle ToIfet3 6reuls
tio?"
T~roie2ior 9lbeI / Scno, ct al Sc
melt irelnrugenoe Weolemmcr al @as
bcremte Tropiuuteringafom.
mission, troa0te ben 25oe Nop. no al
commissioner, oq oct opIuitc2 Oil.
cielt, of han truoOtc no, foroi enfcltc
al hans EIaner life blep Qobtienbt al
commissioner. Ntcu III bar Der
liner Iagcblatt" optrpft ct llobrag
Den StriuClic, bpornlcb Eroi. Nbel
leoiagcoc i'm N%nic9niug ON Niitco,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26
Deroensfrtoen
S~oriia,,eIfe fra Sibe 1

$50" bIep / ipnfenoC 5oriot.
ming iIGbt inc til 0mlIoen / SoIlano.
9aabe Spifcrne % 9riterne mel.
Der ofiicieIt, at DC miiteoe fiun ct Glib
boer, mems &c sorige, iom beItog /
aampcn oenote uifaOt tiIbage, glt
beaee BOG ogioa meIoer, at "|ilere al
WobitanocrenS Stibe bIep b~etpbelig
ramponeret", er muIigen5 innbt 90
ogiua bare Srpnier pan
Rappprten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26

SortiGttcs paa iieite Siee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26
shieaap ureeuftmarfes.

Granger &c en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
pennen" CT iaa gob iom rosen anbcn
Spmaif;ne I'll ne. bobbelte Gris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26
kanaoas drGmasfrin0ufri.

SIeI9e Spe Stf1altctal Tolt o
Canada" itoar Ganabas Srpmasle
inouitri oa Den oermeo Iammen
b9ueenbe Tapirirbuitri ioran er
misunderstanding l1bpifling, euel
rettere iagt, benne llbpitIine er al
Ierebe besprbt. 1rnmosl einouitri
Ell bsrer til De Wprinesoeie, iom
bar bsitet itore birefte Sorbele al
Srigen. Set Ter no til, at De ob.
horne SorboIbe, iom bar berifet
Ear ifubt Ell Gilbert % ~llbpibeIie.
lom piitnof fan ioriloipttes at bile
blipe permanent euer iboertialb al
ueopare | I9ngere Sio fremoper.
De meo arieen Iammenb9ngenbC
6orbolbc bar ioraoriaget, at en-
@Gffe erportlanoe belt eler oeI.
bis er bleoet afifnaret ira line tioli.
gore Sanoelsforbinoelier, iaa al
blsIe MI bar maattet penoe Tia bl.
@. til Canada for at iaa fiji 9ebop
f9tfet.
Sisic al arigen ifabte 6orboloc
%onIaueS tioligere for at uere rent
1orbl9aneroe. Wen eiterIom Sri.
gen er ltreoet irem. bar oe laoleocS
oabncoe SanoelsforbinoelIer anita,
get ell itabis ~faitere aarafter, oo
Der 1tlloeS mi lreppe nooen @rlun6
I'll at antage, at 3rigens Spbcr
ltl'loe fremfaIbe Ell SiIbaseuetoen
ri De gonIe SiIitanoe.
Som ct toIenoe @ioncSbpro /
oe1ne Hetning fon anfsreS Ell llo.
tolelIe al Gbefcn for ct al Sc lter.
ire canoSilte pmoSieioretagenoer
ban uotaItc, at han for Chen Dor
I'tnilo I'll at fontrabcrc ON 9cpcs
ronce al oobbeIt iaa itorc Bare.
mpngoer, lom set tioliaere bopbc
npret mlrligt. @ioere Tan / Sam,
menb9n9 hermeO f~remboloeS set
6ottum at De cano6iifc Srrmo$Ic.
o9 Observation-Disclosures belle 2onSet
oper beitrpbcr iis Tor at uonutte
Dc gl1nitige aoniumfhlrcr, ion err
notraoot paa Iengemortebct poo
erl'no al Dc iitre lloiister til en-
itobig og iepn GiiGtning, til at no.
rioe line 6rrctogeuocr, huorpe6
Sonoets iamIeoe Yroouftion inocn
&c oerhen bsrGubc 9rontcr oil I'M.
oergoa en- IGrbeIeS b~etpoeItq 1ors.
selIe, i'elae en- 0p9npc til ca.
1000 Son pr. CoQ.
Selp ON 0enue ll0oitlina err TOM.
met lamtiot9 mco arigen, pilbe set
Dog neppe bore rigtia at puaitoa,
or arigen belt % hoIocnt bor Tor
carIa9et Den. Canada bar meo
llne 8onoialb, lin Sfooria0om Oh
inc sprige 9rnitiee 6oruoiptniracr
for Sporbeibelie al en- itor Sru
moSie. % Ropirinouitri bare
trPngt ben porr 6oranIeonina, Sri
gem bar aiuet, Tor meo arait %
glbor of ipinge Jig op op poo oiait
Smranber.
Yoa 6en an6en SIDE ma man
BOG, booo @epiniteu ongoar, tuQc
reb / getrogtning DC mango
inmpirtenoe Omi1pnoiabeoer iom !
noqen @roo oppeicr Sen itigeuoc
Giterlpergiel. lamt De heie Eriier.
inm Der i9rOige Yro0uft MI betin
ger. Observation-Disclosures cr
Idalebes iteaet ! proportion mc0
SalaspriIerne; IriitSuopioclic fon
life finnncieres lao ioroeIaqtig ION,
! normale 5ioer, IrbeibSlsuriuger
ne er beie, % oeallbcu ilnbcS Scr
Here andre Sattorer al mere fonI.
p~licerct Ratlr, ionl tilligc ontageS
OF bile bli al uoria @etpbnina.
Oct citereoe Slab mebocler til
Slutuing en- R9ffe Spgaper opcr
helpis me9et b~etpoeli9e 9ipanlps %
l~louioelier, lom cntcn aucrcbc cr
iuprfIat eler FOR 3ioen plnnIpsgeS
inoen ben cnnaniife 3rGmosie. oG
Gapirinouiiri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26

90 bette giuer ct Stint al Sitilatio,
men / Spiflano, iom Den bar oIereoe
iioite Spit. Get beocr her blouot an
oct:
Seq inorpmmer, at SiIItanoen,
Ionl bllr mere % mere lttlIfreoSItils
lenoe Tor bper Gag, Tor Ell Gel ifpl.
oea 9eiolfningen9 paaiipe Wtooitanb
% Wtongel pna Soritanelie lige iao
meget iom llitiffetbeo hos De erefits
tipc Wtnnoi9beocr. Wten Oct er life
bcito min0rc Ell aieuoSgierning, at
ltore Sag al @ciplfningen III er mi
oerernpret, mems unore enoog blanot
ben iicnbtlige 8eIolfning / o~ftupcreOe
Scrritorier Iaapeliom Ell Itor Gel al
&rig@fangcrne, faar mere END De
trTnQcr. Set er cuopIoere Ell &IenoSs
aierninq, at WtiboelfIa3ierne ipitema-
tiff ruil1erc5, at isbiife Spctillanter
o0 tplfe Snnbbaroner erploiterer bort
Solf poa Ell utoalelig Waaoe, % at
Telgen Al alt bette er, at oct hos
Itorc Gel al Dor @efoltning ifaber en-
itaoi9 itigenbe 9itterbe0, iom Ell Oafs
fer Tag oil iomlc Jig til ell grplolion,
og oct oil Staten itan iig meget oaur-
ligt paa. Sopc0lfplocn for alt bette
lager eiter min Wening hos Oct CEN
trale Fropiantcringsbureall Ionl paa
ingen Wfoaoe mogter Den Spgaue,
ocn bar tagct paa ii9."
vt Situationen er nlinolt Iaa lem
iom al TrofeSior Nbel fremitiuet er
icnere bIGt befrpitet til Sperilob ira
mango andre Solb, tiltrobS for De
oiiiciele GrfIprin9cr, iom mco forte
Wfellemrum ienbeS no ON, at "ingen
iulter / Spiflonb" % at Der cr ri.
geIig Maoioripnin8 til npitc Spit"
Observation-Disclosures raobgis
pCnoc Aomite bar | benne l(ge bolot
ct Wtpoe / Berlin, og S%iftatoren 90.
tocfi gap her Ell l~l6rcbning al Situa-
%tionen, iom ban inorsmlneoe bar pan.
ifelig, Oct ppritc, iogbc ban, bar ben
oaarliQe Gotetheit .iioIte Nar, og pGr.
re cr oct bet pco sc itore transport
uanifeIigbeoer. Nan retteOe Ell Bit
ter Infloge moo HigntonoSflnSien,
iom unoerhaanOen fipbte op 6sbe-
til iobcIagtiqc Triicr % / bsi
@rno panifcIi9giorOc commissioners
grbeioc. elsie 6olf tGnfte aaben.
bart mere paa lin cgen &omfort emo
poa SanoctS Becoming.
aieo, Sit WteIt % GGg er iiGIOne
Soger pon Micningsmono@ @oro /
Spitlanb / oiaie Sioer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26

ENTERED As sEcoND CLASS NATTER JUNE ibrH 1908 AT
IKE Posi- OFFICE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER TIN ACT
OF CONGRESS or MARcH8. 1901.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26
mere at @Inbets gGicrc bar

Tierc at Vlnoefe SGicrc bar
Fti,ret, hpor Der er bIct al Irnliot OF
"Menrmmaoen". @i fnn oplpie, at
ban bor p9ret iterft optoget al an.
ore 8icremaoI pcb Segpnoelien al
oct me aar; nter MI bIir Der mart
Ell Bortion "Wenemmab" i9ien %
iiben en- boer llee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-01-26
SIrIcE<ArNoknk

Bead, California, bpor &c bite Jig
al pGre iitonb til al tilbogelGgac en-
Giitance al 40 WRil pr. Sime open.
panbS oa 22la Mil moerpanoS.
Saaoen er % Soo lang OF fan be.
iieneS al Ell Mano.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-11
Some Poultry Hints.

The sitting hen must be protected
from lice. She offers Il splendid breed
ing place for these parasites. and un-
less something is done TO check their
growth In the nest the chickens VIII be
Matched under serious handicap.
Hens OF certain varieties are natural
~ more productive than others. but
even the best Of them VIII fall short OF
doing their best work unless they are
properly fed and cared for
1t is good policy TO feed the broods
of chickens IN separate places, for each
will get his share and grow better II
This plan Is followed.
Always be sure that every part Of
any Enclosure where the turkey hen
and pouts are kept is well drained.
Sometimes the hen viii sit down at
night In n low place. and heavy rain
will fiji the depression With water and
chill or drown the ponlts.
Oyercrowdins causes fowls to sweat
Mt night. and this soon ro.s the feath-
ers at the roots. This Is one reason
WIZ so many fowls shed feathers ont
side of the regular melting season.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-11
TRAP SHOOTING DEMOCRATIC.
10 Sport In Which All Nee, on Even
Terms.

TRAP shooting. said a well known
author. knows no caste aud refuses
10 recognize social distinction. IL ac-
eepts man a. man. lis success or
failure at the sport Is entirely In his
own hands.
The game appeals TO all ages and
conditions OF men and j. one of the
few sports In which both sexes meet
on equal terms.
Look mt n squad OF shooters and
you win perhaps recognize the most
eminent member Of the bar standing
beside clerk whose income precludes
membership In country club.
His neighbor IS q successful manu-
faeturer whose fondness for the gun
has never saned. but who no longer
can stand the exposure 81 days aheld.
The next man Is physician whose
professional duties permit but short
period of relaxation. 40 he has driven
his ear TO the club grounds for an hour
or two AT the traps. The 9th shooter
Is woman who loves the great out Of
doors aud its pastimes.r
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-11
Banking the Poultry House.

II Is We'll 10 bank the poultry honse
even II ynu have a warm coop. II will
keep the cold and dampness fam en-
tering the house from the bottom aud
viii give extra protection 20 the birds.
II your house Is 50 located that the
spring thaw Will let the water into
the coop this banking VIII aid mate.
Rally In turning the water. II Is well
In such a ease TO dig a trench about
the coop. so that when the spring rains
come the water will be carried away
from the coop. Where leaves are used
boards must be put around 20 bold
the leaves in place. Where the dirt
about the coop IS used this Is not nee
essary. for II Will stay there until
taken away again In the spring.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-11
A BRIDGE PARTY IN JAPAN.

1t wasn't long after re landed before
we saw the japanese woman, the type
that old Japan creates. She and some
others were having a bridge party.
Sounds inviting, but it wasn't About
twenty of them were driving piles for
a new bridge. The SUI was scorching.
the timbers enormous and the man
oyerseer vas abusing them. For
weren't they only women? Without
education and with old Japan's idea OF
women crushing them down, they deem
ed themselves pretty fortunate to have
even such work and the princely sum
of 10 cents a day.
No. il isn't enough for old Japan that
the women should have Il baby every
year. They must work. work like men
and animals. In Mike we could see
from a distance long line OF bowed
figures climbing the steep bank Of the
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-11
ORCHARD AND GARDEN. :

In going through your wood lot cut
the poor trees, the decaying and crook
Ell ones. instead of the best ones. Do
not take ont the clover and leave the
thistles
Weed ont the Scrubs" is the advice
given to dalrymen by the state college
of agriculture M Cornell university.
In New York the average" cow does
not pay her board.
Try some thoroughly slaked lime as
a top dressing on your lawn this win
ter. Several doses give the best re-
suits. and one pound 10 each thirty
square feet of lawn Will be enough.
Bulbs planted in fiowerpots indoors
should be kept In the dark nj first.
since this fayors the development OF Il
strong root system Now Is also the
time 10 prepare for sprins flowers by
planting bulbs outside.
In making plans for another season
IL should be remembered that field
where tomatoes have been affected
with wilt Is subject 10 the malady In
succeeding years and must he ahan-
doned for tomato culture. Potato bugs
are largely responsible for spreading
this disease from plant 10 plant
Onions that are exposed To the wealth
er after pulling become tough and un-
clean IN appearance and do not bring
as much on the market rs those that
are kept dry
Leaves rGked off the lawn now may
he piled In some out OF tie. way place
and will give supply OF leaf mold for
next year or the year after They may
be nsed TO cover plants in the garden.
although clean straw Is better.
Go over the shrnbhery and tree
paintings and locate the plants that
are crowding and mark them for thin
ming late I'm winter or early spring.
Do not use weedy hay or straw TO
cover the strawberries. Enough weeds
Will appear without deliberately sow
Ing them In this way.
Earth Is about the best material for
covering grapes. raspberries and even
roses over winter. The plants must be
well drained No water can be allowed
10 settle oyer fhem.-AinneSota STA
ton.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-05-11
WANT TO HIT7 USE DUMBELLS
Detroit Trainer Has New Stun, 70 I'm.
prove Batting.

Harry Tuthill, the well known train.
er and publicist for the Detroit Amerl-
cans. has allowed II to become known
why Pep" Young, the Detroit second
baseman. showed improved batting
form last season 81
'Dumbbells did it," says Tuthill.
In 1915 Young batted IA In 1913
games. In 1916 he played i53 games
and boosted his average TO .263. and.
incidentally he hit about 800 in
pinches. Regarding this great improve
ment Tuthill has 10 say:
'The trouble with Young was his
wrists. He did not have enough
strength to bring his bat around 10 hit
the ball sharply. ! finally figured ont
that II he would swing dnmbbells every
morning he woulds overcome his weak
ness. The Improvement was noticed
almost Immediately"