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Evening journal., 1921-05-13

mental twist in that direction that
may last her lifetime and may-one
does not say will" for girls grow out
OF their fooiishness sometimes-affect
her finer characteristics and her ulti-
mate aim In life. The alteration for
"pretties" and for the extreme Of lux
ury is not good for sixteen. And any
thoughtful woman OF older years will
see how much harm IN unhampered
Evening journal., 1921-05-13

with no corset under It but the fine
lines would soon sag and become
"slouchy." The supple little corset
keeps the neat costume always Just
as It should be. This is true also Of
the pretty frocks pictured. the simple.
straight little afternoon froek with It's
fiat. girlish bodice and the enchanting
dance frock with It's very Partisan
stvle and lines.
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HebbronUille Area
In Need of Rain

I'D, arcileu fiuE south ~ ihs rs,
Mct railway south aud cost ~ Heb.
brnnyillc ~ Do urcd ~ min WHITE
tood rlns have fallen on che raneoa
30 other stoliona ana "a the north and
vest the sroiions mentlnnua have had
no tains to w. 10 much ucnefli since
faii according tu Ma ~. w. Iunra "
iichhfoHYnir Mr. Iuuta haa lnfec
ranch iufivats Boz Brooks and lin
iioFN UuutilrH No shlnmenia are ho.
inr made hS NJ Jones what few
fnirH We have hnd south 81 tho foa
Mcv, hlve hneu HABIT and urlN in
spots, Mr Jones said uu arrival nom
BITE uuirh yesterday THO last rain
Nu had down thAf vuy hpptated ai thc
time iu >" q Evneisl 8nt over That rn.
Ore aietlun tut six o seven miles
south so HphbrunNiliD one could NOT
cen 80 bad Ainoh nt 100. AZ tho Time I
Naa lH iithniuht iiip and Nlltd tu Goa.
puH CHRISTI chat we had had GOOD
nin. hut lhitf irsInNd thar lt had nuh.
extended euutn about ais miles nupHi
rilintH Dr. siiil nerdun ruin
Me lunts leaves today Tel San
Antonio
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RIVIERA

Special a. The Cailnl.
RIVIERA. Texas April 3--After un
lnnosH ~ about two weeks Ethel the
% monihs.old huhv nf Nh and Mia
Marvin hnsdrn died "Wednesday night
She was buried al $3.50 b. m Thurs
day mtantile paralysis Was the cause
~ death The mother ~ tho child ~
suffering complete nervous break
down.
pf Almu a. Lciich was called 10 Ne.
Alion ON account 90 the sudden death
Of her brother In law. Mr. Moses. She
was accompanied home by her sister
AIRS. Moscs. and her three children
VINO returned Go McAllsn Friday
A. Bowen made business trlu h.
kingHyillc Saturday
Or, Winshiu ~ Boston addressed "a
large audience at the Methodist
church Thursday 90 10 a. IN.
Mrs. Ivan Aiksn nf North Rearh
spent Saturday with her mother. Mrs.
~ a Whitcunilf
McasrH. H. A. Whitrnmh. linn Gates
and Ice Abbott made "a business trip
fn Three Rivers
Miss sue Kunucla lg ln kingsviilr.
Miss Fannie Jones is Hpendiur the
week end in kuiNtown
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PORTLAND

I Special a. Tho Couer.
/ PORTLAND. TexoR Aprli B. .-. AIR
and Mrs W. ~ sloan. VINO uccuniod
one uf the a. a Arnold cottages. mny
od back io Sinton last SATURDAY.
Mr. and Mrs vs. n. Whitfield re-.
turned from san Antonio "Wednesday.
MA and Mrs. n o. Tackoit mntored
ip Sintun luft Friday and brought back
hiH mother Mrs. 3. a. Tackoit. who is
recovering from un illness
D. % Walker mntorod to roovilis ON
thursday io Wait bis family.
MfH ~ Namefa OF Sintun ia Waiting
h"f parents. Mr ana Abs n. STARK.
Meadamos Nslnt ana ID y swinnoy.
NJ q. and " W brown ~. 81. stat
cuu r y, Fmnklin aud Koas Thofnp-
aon " aiuiou muturod down Friday
afternoon ana visited mo u. y. Tack
a. aud Mra a. ". Biey.r recently
~ lie Vurru Ark have moved INTO
.he cottage vacated rs Air and Mrs.
"a y Sloan
Arpiu ana ilprshoi iaokson of Cor,
poe christi are visiting thur Sister
airs. Claude peyers.
49,. AND Mis- Jacob Millcr motorod
tp kohetoWn Friday 10 Walt thoir
d,ushtei MrH VIM Baxter.
Mr.. a. "A. purFis and intle daurh.
lff ie't Tqosday motnina Tor 8eeellln
90 Vist relatives.
There was a. aHnpu ni the club huuay
FRIDAY niEh. and ihel Wlli he Given
efrIf Friffy hereafter
The Chat Work ciuh will meet on
lhursday afternoon at the home of
Mif M Critics with MesdamDs CritoH.
George w frenrh aud J. a. Mathia az
luiNi luNirrHNr aud AiOadamUa Gsurge
hindlry g q Carroll aud n j rny
600 ninkfAfn committee.
lhp Parent Teacher Hssocntion was
ehiei iaihvd AZ the sehuoi house sAtur-
rth might AA d result 80 The member.
thi' drive The winning side. with
Alta Anna Bfuken as captain WAS
lhnuuriFd hy the losing side. With
frQf George Al bradley az captain.
AlnefleH Was Aung by an present.
several rouga we've given hy d uunr-
itltr tQmipHrd .pf Mrs Earl H.. Hos-
l'inHen. Fret George ri. bradley and
Mr ANA AIRS Edward Fay. instru-
mental sole Mias Loftna Carroll;
ieauinHs hN Mia George III Riaditc
ana = ii hoakineon Professor Iirad.
le' prime pn of the school. gave "A
summary ~ che work done during tho
8 Ntf. hriek see cream Rad cake were
Hrfted, ihptf WIN hu a regular meet
.rs ~ ihe association MONDAY nlru at
me srhoui HOUSE and ufflcera for th.
fNhnlHN wear Viii nn elected
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MERCEDES


MERCEDES Tnaa. ApIH o. w. Nls-
Kate Kelley. county demuuHffatof so
homo rcpnunicN, has organised d club
among the huuatW ives north and snHt
uf MereedcH. With Airs claude Arm
strong 1a president The fiuh win Dee
called rhr American Ideal Cub" ANA
VIII devote time iu home economics
social welfare. recreation and Other .n-
forests INST may arise. The club VIII
meet every twu weeks. Tho nfat meet
lue VII ho held Hl the home of Mia
lfh Brown.
The Glrp club ~ southwestern uni
NUiHiiN bed Georgetown laNc "a concert
ffldHN uiNhf ~ thf Baptist church tu
sn audience ~ Zoo ni mo r.. 'rhuy
came under fhr auaricUa uf tlfe Music
club The Gl,e club la composed ~
about twenty naie Huirea under the
directlun " Miss Claire PAYNE tal-
cnied suuranisi
Mercedes is Go have two now stores
Nr. WAVE uf Dunna hna leased "a
htilidinE la which ho will install hia
fistlrUH and stock of guods Mr. Uep-
dickson VIII omen ~ dry goods and
grocery store.
Mrs. Murr1rui ilnrlnnd wis hoatesa
tu the Thursday Afternoon bridge cluh
"a h,r Suburban home in the euines
ni auction bridge Mra. Frank iiaddcu
won che cluh prize. boz ~ station
crN. ana Mrs % A. Hooks the guest
rrlzc. correspondence cards, a Two
course luncheon WIS SERVED Go he fol
lowing Mrsslnmea o. D. Etaua. w. VI
imrtuu. y - HAftoH ~ E iiHgof
liunh iinddrn. james Anderson Fred
Bennett ffcd WnuDu " M iluUpu-
hfiik ~ y. Moniun. a. NJ. Winn. a. g.
iiupktit n ~ Hooks ID. a l3iurHp.tM
walter NHnn, Miss Mabel Warrior
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Troop Six Team
Meets Cdlallen


Trucp Hix WIN plaS Its fflh baseball
game oi the season thia tifoiuunu Whru
they mcot the CalHilpn team Hf 2 800
o'clock ui The old fcaHns l.afE Gals
allen o. repuiad iu have strong lne.
W. and an who attend today Hfe PRONE
iacd fRsf mud CLASSY contest $50 H'l+
fnianica rfieO VIII be- fnarFtd nut .
collection VIII Boz taken uu carh spec.
intor hunaiinf whatever br feels iike
rivinh
The iDcpl boys have been DrncilrlnT
hard EACH afternoon undfI ihf coach
lns uf y. ~ Basins "a former pfufes.
aipnai player and have developed IS
afruuF irtW
The probable une.uu fnf TROOP elt
today follows Little. feruud haaf a.
Goods inf teid HffFHiiu HhufiHfnu
Lucua. ihlid hHee MccHfif rHfrhrr.
v. tuui, firH husn iidurl center
field NhaW ilfht field Chac0u
pitcher.
return rannn with Camiirn $3.50 nf
played neat friday in ihni town
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iAfilr MiaHns Audrey ana I.ucila Pol
ict 80 heoyiilc WIN spent the week end
With thelr grand .illAieuis, DR. and Mrs.
w II. Tuck and ihvir aunt Mrs a.
NJ Mckihpen. departed for homo yea
to-day
Mrs, q II renlnnd aud family. Mrs
~. l.. Edwards and q. IA penland ~
Waco. COMPRISE x party hi VISITORS "a
,nc city They ana Qgartpfod al the
NNpcps
air. and Airs " H. Nixon 81 liar.
.ipgen are in-Shc clty. registered al the
Nucccs.
v - nfammer Of McAuen was
anlV'K. the faaey visitors 10 the clty
Yesterday -
W " |onHa a prominent ranChman
rom lhe. tifhhropvillo section. was hi
SpiliuH Nhtisu yesterday en- routs. gl
san Antenio pn business trip
~ @. Nanllna and uifo, "a ilra.ksn.
lidse ata visiting ah The city.
here
2 y. lavhfon of san Dicgo WIS
. innng Yesterdays visitors To- the elf,
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special 10 The Caller
ALICE Texas. April s.-~The base.
ball fans 81 Alice have about com.
pleteh the financing of q club FOR The
forthcoming season. Alice hopes tn
win tho 1927 pennhnt Tor southwest
TcNaa. Few N any towns in the south
west have moro loyal supporters ~
the great American game than has
Alice ln the pnrVhnHo ~ jin Wells
cuuntYa fair grounds consideration
WAS given to baseball mark aud Other
furms ~ athletics. gnd Alice hopes 81
have one OF the best baseball grounds
ana athletic parks ia Hli of south
Texas. II not the state. The ten acres
that were purchased D. close iu has
c4ty water and " ~ contemplated Ca
provide camping grounds Tor the auto
mobile touiirta. with all the convent
onces necessary 90 make cnluplnF a
real pleasure
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We have not heard much of ne.
preston Of radicals IN lhe United
States these latter mouths There
are plenty of them remaining, but
the lessons OF last ycur have had a
snluiary effect and me reds are
Keeping ihtif mceudiarism pretty
closely 90 the old mouthnes aud
abuse thai does not show itself in
public aud has negligible effect
Guucal Ohrcgon IS following In
the steps of ihe Washington gov
erument. he has been patient IS
Ions rs seemed wise and now the
radicals and holshevik agents nre
Do have attention The removal
of TIE man Gale, who has bern D
firohrand in Mexico City several
wears. is notice q OH concerned az
THE Ohrcgm attitude The Gale
ease may be presumed 90 be mere.
ly the first Of q spring house.
cleaning.
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Tho batebau game bel~esn the Coz.
liuh Christi aud lieuNiuu teania yestsl
dny resulted in victory for corpus
Christi hy score ~ 10 3
The Corpus Christ Alumni assoeia
ton Wal meet tonight az 1890 O'Clock
u the home ~ Miss Annie liuchVr.
Al mtmhora are requested 90 Bee pres
rnt HH matters ~ Importance Hrc 90
be considered
Election % city officers comes 10
morrow There are ~ Doe elected beside
"a mayer four cts commissioner Six
candidates arc Sol ihU Geld. four heinz
under the head ~ the Citlapns' piftS
and two op An independent ticket
John C. Elliott, trsvsino man with
Infuua NhfiHt headquarters NHstrfa
day fHttlNrd telegram ffnin uous-
ton stating that his brother frank
Ellou. had died suddenly Nj and
for Houston,
Tho ladies 'AuSinary Of the First
ilaffirt church viii hoid the regular
socuif aud business Hessieu tomorrow
afternoon az 3 u'clocA The hoatrassn
Tor the occasion win he Mrs Conn,
Mra rhmence. Mrs Dawaett Mrs.
fucht, Mrs Ford ana Mrs. tlerhari.
q. L Matthews, who operates the
North Reach bus Tine Ia contemplating
setting ~ fur The accommodation of
visitors The coming season number ~
tcntp along the beach front on water
stIeei Ne Matthews states In his
opinion the scarcity OF GUNNER COZ.
tages demands something 81 this sort
70 take care ~ the beach patrons who
come 20 stay n few days or longer.
There was bern 20 Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Roecher lie5 chlparral street. ysster-
day a i4-pound boy
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Mary Jane and
Old HulIabalIoo the Hound

MARY JANE and Old Hullaballoo
lVI had been good friends ever since
Mary Jane bad been big enough to
toddle around and pull Hullaballoo's
ears. and try to tie knots IN his tail.
Weldon day Old Huliaballoo came
back home all tired out. with his
tongue hanging out, and the first thing
he said TO Mary was Have you any
thing good to eat in the house7" Mary
said I'm see" and she went in and
looked all around.
There were some apples, and toma-
10 ketchup, and sweet cider, and eggs.
But Hullaballoo said he wasn't hun
cry for these things. So Mary made
up a nice spread of bread and some
EP TT For an children. The COZ,
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49, The Associated proAs
NALNEHTON. Texns. April Sex.
Dressing optimism Owen bis teams
chanctH On the forthcoming remnant
iucc Ia the National league. Manager
ftud Mitchell and his Bostou Hrnvoa
hfot" training camp here today aud
Wft tonight for New Orleans. where
The team VIII bugin it, series of ga
hihition games as u goes northWurd
nfuNgs will reach Boston Anru n aud
win open with Brooklyn the following
day.
lrcd Mcdonald, outflclder. was tho
emily player released hy the nraves pre-.
Nious tu starting FOR home Mellon
aid. who WAS hought hy Galveston mat
YEAR ana later released tu Houston.
where he played the latter part ~ the
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-04

Chmas terrible famine ap.
peai.d 20 ihe charitable IN this
country and the response wHs
magnificent somehow the peo-
plc gained the impression that
China was asking the world 20 do
much and wns able 10 do little
Late information, printed IN IN,
Caller ON sunday morning. show,
that ihe Nhincsc ape battling
famine inaufully upon their own
resources. They are doing great
work Only the immensity of ,hc
task Jed them 90 appel 20 the
world
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rof course. u Is q pity there was
delay IN letting the contract for
the repair OF the old Beach Hotel
and fitting Il for the use OF the
government MS hospital for rccup.
Grating soldiers, but there is time
yet for new bids and for all the
work necessary 10 ice done before
The season has advanced far. sum
mer may see the hospital ready
for use and occupied The re.
pairs are not upon great scale
they should not take many weeks
after the contract is let. provided
the contractor pressed the job.
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Once more we fmd the fervid
people of west Texas crying aloud
for division nf Texas which shall
give them q state of their own
u Is no new scheme Some dag
west Texas may have population
and other things which shall make
10 available as an Independents
state but that dap appears 50 fnf
away MS to vision indistineily Al
this time there is more valid ron.
som for au independent state nj
south Texas than for one of west
rcyas bat nobody is crying aloud
for uow state 10 this section
tho old slate is good enough fot
most of ms vet awhile.
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ttadjnsimrnt Of men go tasks nnd
~ wages 90 earniues That rent.
lutimtu. is as sute as sunrise,
simply because the nation can pot
aud lll not submit io Zoe ehokcu
10th
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YOUNG MAN INJURED
WHEN AUTO rs WRECKED

ln an Automobile nccideut sesterdav
pn the Corpus chriau ana Robstovn
fuud "a Nnune man. ClUud Crlsp SUI.
Tered a compound fracinr. ~ no ANN
Ihiee other Noung men in The car wrfe
vniy Slightly Injured 'rhey were a
hruthcr Of shc unc seriously int,rs.i
and twp brothers named Johnson.
The Young men wpra ON tht kyaV
from rnrpps chtiati 20 clArkwoad
Whom ahnuf four niloN from Corpus
CHRISTI nc turn IN the road q pne
~ gravel WAS struck. Tho car was
badly damaged. The injured Young
and Dr. Glles. A report from tho s,llea
hotel where the patient VAS taken.
stated that he was doing well
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OF Corpus Christi, Ierds

delicious Mary Jane Syrup. and took
il out.
Now you've fixed up a real treat"
said Hullaballoo. That's something
| like" And he ate every bit of il.
Then he said: IF I were a smart
little girl like you, instead of an old
hound dog, I'd tell tie world that
Mary Jane Syrup was the very finest
spread anybody could possibly use."
And that's why Mary Jane is telling
everybody that Mary Jane Syrup IS
the best thing you could possibly give
every little boy and girl--on waffies.
pancakes or corn bread.
"a.
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wAKAAAcAIE 10 oln Flar

lit IHf Aaa9fia ird pfsHH
WAAAhACHlE Texas Auru -,
lfr t"d15 desliuycd the am ana ware
house ~ the WeN1hnchia GIN canntnv
at loss ~ 10000.
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Head Nurae--,liah him woa with
Elyeerine every Two hours in tlse dsy-
tins.
Foot hpfse--What shall use az
nisht--nitro-glyeerlng Science aud
Invention.
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LOOK FOR the next siory sboss Mary Jane
and tho Fairy Kins.
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BASEBALL

Atlanta $50 Assn iat ioaml q
beaumont treknsl .l iii
natiefles wheat nnd schmidt. raj.
icy ana Reilly
wicnlrA rAia.s Toxas Aprn
Exhibition.
nm nc.
piitsbueh Nationals .4.....ts ~ u
Wichita Falls tTyxnB 1890. 90 n
batteries Hamilton linn and sslfi
Ruth. iiudspeh aud Hlachoof
gonT wonrn resas Aprn
Exhibition
m 10
1hesHo Americans ...,....t b
Fufi Worth tTaNusf
batteries Now eoncy aud achnlt.
iaryani Wachtel Wmiaher and He.
worth
SHREVEPORT ia. Aprn q Es
hlhliion
Nee ofleans $50 Arnl "a
shreveport fT,xaal ..... .H %
laitetiea Colbert Garton. ,l0id
smith anl SMITH Hinton Busch. hen.
nrii aud Nann
MrsRoGEE ohlaa Aprn a--rsbl
g, umhus tAm Asa'n) ........is 70 o
MuHhoEcc southwestern ... IS q
hhttours harg,r, iiuoh,yr and VIII
Nnu Vric. Ehmyrr Lee Honifef Peak
avid Kinney
HOUSTON rcsa. Aprn E.hibi
tion
u ~ y
,l,yeiand American .s..,...1 - Z
houston ircNuD ..........H g d
Batteries CoYriuslit and ONeW.
'"nals ilcrrutu and Onfnih Gilman
sew ORLEANS Ia. Arul Es.
hihulon
N.u Yo,a American. q 81
ihunkhn Nationals .........a ii 4
Batteries ii0yi plnfcg aud Iou
man Hmiih Mnmaus and Miller
Mobile Ala Apri Exhibition.
Philadelphia Americans ....f is 4
Mobile ESQ Ana'nl ..........i /
natierios Moore. iiaeiia ana Val
hof ELLIS Fulton and Ponds
e. i.iiATrANooGA Tenn. Apn g.
Exhibition
Washington American .....S 4
'hattnnophu tlso Assem- a 90 2
hntterien MDRridfe. Acoaia ani
bro,tem noono. Noel md Neldorkorn.
$50
DALLAS resar. Apri 3. n,hbl
Detroit Americana io q
u'tfrief tcunnrd Southland rnd
I VISITS
ST. toris $40. Apnl 8 Exhhi-
49, Louis NltionalH II
I 81 louis Americana
bati.rirs MaQs and Clemens shoe.
Zen and SEVERED
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Aprn a.-Eshhi.
Sow York Nationals IA Is 4
| AeiuuhiH $50. ASSN 4
batteries; roncy. sailre ana t.nuion
Ihhniz"r N"mity and iiunrliug. aud
pnwie,
,,i KANSAS CITY Mo. Apri gshi-
KANSAS city Cam ASSN Z :
Cinrinnau NATIONALS 10 3
llntioficsi WILLIAMS. Lambert and
Lamb Brock. ltixoS. Fisher and
Wingo, Harsravc.
Nv NIiiNNNi Alhn Apfl b. Exc
hihitioni n n n.
pit,sburg Nate ca ioamj 2
Little Rock ESQ Aann) ~ B
Batteries. 'flcc Mangrum ana Ice.
JunnuFd. fivldn aud Land
GALVESTON Texas. April a.--EA-
hihitipn; a.. "a H..
BOSTON Nationals - %
Galveston tTcRasl O
Batteries Watson McOuillnr and
o'Noil Gibson, Lee knight ana
Witty,
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ry Caller classlfIed Aas for Result.
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There was bern 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
koecher l4s5 chaparral street. yester-
Nug IA I1.nntuI ta&
Clearwater Republican., 1921-04-01

be changed back to any one of those
mentioned above and, IL tanking is
added, it helps keep the sows from
eating the pigs.
AS soon as weather conditions per-
nit, let the SOW and her litter out in
a yard. protected from the wind,
for exercise and sunshine. Sunlight
puts the vim, vigor and vitality into
little pigs and is the cheapest way
to add energy.
Where possible, utilize alfalfa or
other legume pasture, as soon as
available, because it lowers the cost
of gain, furnishes strong mineral
and protein supply for the sow and
nursing pigs, and gives an opportu-
nifty for abundant exercise so essen
tial in the healthy development Of
the pigs.
Clearwater Republican., 1921-04-01
LARGE FRUIT CROPS
FORECAST FOR 1921
c. L. Robinson, State Horticul-
turist, Sees Good Year If
Rates Are Adjusted.

Large fruit crops are in prospect
in Spokane, Yakima and Wenatchee,
according to Charles L. Robinson,
acting state commissioner OF horti
culture. who visited the Spokane
valley last week to inaugurate cam.
paign against the leaf roller.
Mr.. Robinson met with E. B.
Kelly, district horticulturalist: o. "
Patton, county agriculurist, and a
special committee from the Spokane
county farm bureau.
1T will doubtless be good year
If we can secure freight rate re.
duction to prevent such a large por.
tion of the returns going to the rail.
roads," said Mr.. Robinson.
Clearwater Republican., 1921-04-01

Nothing equals plenty of stable or
yard manure to make a garden plot
produce the best crops. Garden
specialists of the United States de-
partment of agriculture mean by
this not merely meager scatter.
ing over the surface, but an appli.
cation about two inches thick.
Only well-rotted manure should be
applied in the spring After the
land has been plowed, scatter the
rOtted manure over the surface, and
work 1t in with the harrow. II the
garden is spaded the manure should
be worked in with spading fork
or rake.
Elements Sometimes Deficient.
Large quantities of manure should
be used. On tenth-acre garden,
that is, one measuring about 43h
feet by 100 feet, apply from one to
two tons--two loads-in the fall.
II truck is used for hauling one
load generally will be sufficient. II
corresponding amount is piled up
In the autumn with q little sod or
soil mixed with it, and worked over
once or twice during the winter. 1t
will give good supply OF compost
for use as spring top dressing.
Where this amount of manure Is
used very little chemical fertilizer
needed. However, manure very
often does not have a sufficient
quantity OF nitrogen. phosphoric
acid and potash in it, and 1t may
be desirable to add commercial fer.
tilizers containing Q or 8 per cent
nitrogen. or 10 per cent phosph.
oric acid, and 8 to per cent pot,
ash, at the rate of 100 pounds on a
10th-acre garden. This also can be
spread broadcast. and worked into
Clearwater Republican., 1921-04-01

3O4-Fixing fees for inspection of seri.
cultural commodities
3O5-Facilitating enforcement of hay and
grain regulations.
3O9-Providing levies for higher educa.
Washington, 1.10 mills; State College. 81
mills; Bellingham Normal, 20 mills; Cheney
Normal, 1.59 mills; .Ellensburg, 10 mills.
3!O-Providirg Joint board of higher cur.
ricula shall be composed OF president OF
University of Washington, president OF State
College, one normal president and four Law.
men.
governor in protecting down timber IN
storm-swept Olympia Peninsula region.
312-Amending bank guarantee Law.
creating contingent fund, providing that
banks shall deposit per cent of bonds for
depositOrs' guarantee fund
31b-Omnibus bill appropriatine S27..
956. 134.97, Of which $10,S4O, ,361. rs IL from
the general fund. S'