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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-27

Signatures made with a lead pencil
are good In law.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
GREAT FEED VALUE OF PEAS
Results OF -Four Years Experimental
Work at idaho Staten Show
go Gains Made.

That field peas have a high value
o. "a feed Tor hogs Is Indicated by the
results Of fopr years experimental
work 10 the Idaho experiment stHt con.
An average IT 3I7 pounds 81 peas
was required a. make ltn pounds ~
gain Ia hugging-oG trials. supple
mental rations 80 barley and tankage
Increased th. rate If gain. Most
rapid and economical gains were pro-
duced IN dr, lots on a mixture ~ g
parts ~ rolled harley and I part ~
cracked peas plus ; per cent by
weight ~ tankage In the hogging
oG trials the best results We're oh.
tanned hy couhning thc pirs 10 a small
area until IL was pastured clean.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
A Difficult Situation
(Cynthiana Democracy

The Harrison County Board % Su-
pervisors was called together again
this week 10 essay a further increase
in assessments Of the county. in con
formity 20 demand o. the State
Tax Commission. which refused 10
accept the valuations NJ returned.
The assessment fell nearly nine hun
dred thousands below the amount
demanded By the State Tax Com
mission, although the Board u SUI
pcrvisors was In session for several
weeks and did conscientious work
Now the list must be- revised again
The State Tax Commission Is en-
dcavoring 10 put into effect one
hundred per cent valuation, which
has never been done anywhere and
will not be done here. II cannot be
done. The Commission itself could
not do Il. 1T isn't done, you know"
But the effort may lead 20 an early
repeal of the tax law.
The argument is that Il each man
gave 10 the assessor his property at
full value the revenues would be- so
large that the tax rate would be re-
duccd and everybody would benefit.
The fallacy u the argument lies IN
the fact that the more money poured
into the State treasury the more
money the State spends. An over
flowing treasury means a profligate
Legislature. The lure 81 large
bank account is never resisted. The
money is there, Why not have a good
time7
But, after all. the fault il with
the people. They pay too little at
tcntion TO politics. They are too
careless and Indifferent about who
goes 20 the legislature. who sits IN
the seats Of the mighty at the State
capital They are unwilling to get
down into the mire Of politics, and
as consequence the few not 50 fas-
tidious run the whole business. The
people foo, the bill Harrison coun-
ty's supervisors will therefore pro.
cced 20 dix little deeper and un-
earth about q million dollars more.
r possible. 10 pour into the hopper.
Maybe some day the lesson will be
learned but We doubt d. The SIM
pie truth Is. the people have not yet
proved they are capable 81 self gov
eminent They seem TO need a big
Drained. strong-armed man 20 tell
them what TO do and make them do
I,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
LIVE STOCK
NEWS
PREVENT BIG SHEEP LOSSES
Poisonous Plants Frequently Grow N
Thick Patches and Cause Death
ef Animals.

PREPARED ~ The United states Department
81 AEricuitursb
Death cumas tluseS heavy losses Of
sheep IN the spriug and early summer
II IN not unusual tor several hundred
a. die within u dny or two. The cumas
plants frequently grows In thick
patches. and because ~ their grasslikc
leaves are overlooked n sheep are
close herded iu such places many II
them will he poisoned. aud most of
those poisoned are likely ~ die.
Especial care should he used when
sheep are taken from the ears and r..
leased for grazing n they have not
hcen fed ~ j. frequently the case. and
are turned out on range where death
ramas ~ abundant. the resulting losses
may &c very heavy. There have been
many cases ~ tins kind If death
camas II present that part ~ the range
should be avoided II II n necessary
tp trail sheep where death caiuas IL
sSuVn %. animals should be well fed
before coming 10 that place.
sheep her,iers should learn to recur.
uize the plants and avoid them The
United states Department ~ Agricul-
turc hns published Department Bulle
tin ~. Zygnd,nuS. or Death CamRs
which tells about the plants and their
effects: II has also published Bulletin
i5i. stock Poisoning Plants of the
Range which gives Illustrations many
rolurcd. Of the principal poisonous
plants ~ the western United States
There are several kinds ~ death
rumas and until Recently u has been
supposed that an we're equally poison.
Gus ~ the result - recent expert.
mental work. which Is In course ~
publication. " has been found that ~"
f,Hfh ramHs ~NIrN 10 ~" western
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
TREATMENT FOR YOUNG LAMB
when Chilled u May De Revived by
Immersing IN Warm water. Then
Give Nouri shment

A YOUNG lamb thai has become
chilled and il presumably ready to 10,
may be revived by immersing II 10
warm Wat,t a, warm a. l. comfort.
ahle 10 the hand and gradually In.
crcas.ag the hra, little az time. by
adding more warm water.
When II r,NiVcs sufficiently. dry b
we'll. wrap In w0'lsn cloth anc ln,
Ia a warm place. u viii probably
rouse Ia short tim. aud can then
he taken 4" eve. Hold her, ana see
that the lamb gets nuurishmsnt.
Lambs that seem very far gone oft
GA respond 10 this treatment.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Dolly IN the Faucet"

Mildred had lived al her i've event.
ful years IN the city. and so on her
first visit tu the country everything
was strange and Interesting to her.
but nothing seemed =" nssinnt. her
n did drawing water from the open
well. While watching one day her
dolly sipp,. from her hand over the
top Of th- ,lrp I'M" the water As il
went "ut o. ghi she ran screaming
Z" her neither 'uh mamma. mamma ;
my dolly Gli.d 70 'hr In the faucet"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
PIeturesaue Slaht.

one Of the most picturesque sights
In the world Is the elephants ~ work
In the city ~ Rangunu. ~ the mouth 10
the IrraWaddy river hcte the lo=> ar
tive. ~ Rungnnn the log, Heat la ~ an
undlsturhcd inlet Here they are re-
leased from their lnclusing boom
chains. Then ,lephahts take the logs
out ~ the water and pile In the mill
yards such logs u~ are not required
Cor immediate saving aud which may
need 20 De- stored Tor one or more
year,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Cracks At Creation.

\ chronic critic seldom hears any
thing but criticism Of himself
Always look twice before crossing
street. Les, a bicyclis, ram you into
eternity.
L. a fact that some women are
Uke houses Paint approve. their
appearance.
Some people are mighty sorry they
ever undertook 20 make the other
fellow sorry.
Every man who walk. on two legs
.s stockman A. least he has a
pair 81 calves.
Don't .cold your wife ana daush-
Ter Tor having their hair bobbed.
T. requires les. soap 20 wash Il.
some women never appreciate
their husbands until other women
come along and take them away
Not a bit - IL, Charity doesn't
always begin at home. The bootleg
ger often gets the first crack az u.
And still Ne can hardly blame
some neopl, for not telling the truth.
jail lie B.. anything but comfortable
Judging from press reports, the
radio ha. mad, wonderful strides IN
On, 'ast few minutes In an hour OF
.l We ought 90 be- receiving election
returns from Mars.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
RObt. Fox, Lancaster, Ky.
B,,...,il. Pho.. 47.u. COUNTY.
cARRARD COUNTY

Anyway. lie b. just one thing az
ter another that We can't have.
Cheer mp There's plenty Of
work ahead for those who hate TO see
their wives DO the hocing in the gar
den.
The more We editors write 81 short
kirt, the shorter they seem 90 get.
But pcrhap. that is the reason We
write
Some people complain that they
never get their just deserts, and yet
Il they dii they would howl like the
devil
Wisdom d. particular a. Co the
head 10 which 10 ab.dcs, but foolish
mes. crccps IN wherever there i a
vacancy
Ncycr tell another man how 20
manage boz, business he will suspect
that you don't know how 90 attend
Co your own.
nit is true that We can talk with
departed spirits why not ask how u
Is ioRn there. Il might induce u
to change our mode II living
\ local Wit says u doesn't make
any difference whether % woman has
anything In her head, provided the
husband has plenty In hi. pocket.
Garden SEEDS cost a few cents,
Bringing them 90 maturity requires a
little effort. Eating the product
gives lot o. satisfaction. And
yet some people never bust clod.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
PretIsterle FREIGHT.

When N" cargo ~ ship was un-
loaded recently At Portland one. u
was discovered that certain portion.
which was supposed to consist Of
walrus tusks. proved to Ice the Ivory
tusks ~ the mastodon. Crafty ST.
berian natives had substituted these
for the wnlrus ivory which was or
dered The chcatcrS, however cheat
ell themselves FOR In spite ~ IL great
age the substitute was well preserved
and the larEe size of the tusSs CON
sequeutly made them more valuable.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Sowing Is Old c yer,s en-.

Bowling once was forbidden by law.
The game was ORIGINAL, niucplns.
and was called "clorhp" TEE definition
being given as: "'i"shr the rnme at
nine-pinS; forbidden hy statute ammo
IL Edw. ~" Tie pro- tirn was
afierward Withdrawn nui tie game
hecatn" very p"pul.r ii us once
Ils" q popular ramhi g: sur .u the
United States and loo sH.' -.a'.-, was
prohibited hy law The l~ was
",ud'd hy adding gr,r r. i.u and
CALLING IL ieu-p%
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
PREVENT HOGS FROM ROOFING
Much Harm Can De Avoided by Feed.
ing Regularly With SEINE
Kind OF Mineral

Pigs are NOR, APP 10 be- "rooters' in
spring. when ground i soft, than thee
NJ. AT any other time of the year.
Much Of this can be prevented by
Feeding regularly With coal. charcoal.
HsAes or other mineral matter. Ring
ing IA. hogs should be- resorted ~ In
eAlTcme cases
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Drug Store"

In order that the products Of eN-
service men in South Dakota hospi-
tails may be sold and the profit re-
turned to the men. The American
Legion auxiliary has opened a store
for the sale Of these articles.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

mountains grows 90 elevations 80 SsD
feet and upward j. only slightly poisson.
ous ana probably never Injuries range
sheep Al the forms growing ~ lower
attitudes ar" dangerous, hut this noun.
tain death camas probably never does
any harm II has thin aud rather
erect leaves. grows in meadows aud In
damp ground. sometimes among the
aspens while the other Kind. which
approaches the lower limit 81 the
mountain death ,umas grows In dry
places and has thirS spreading leaves
The hcr,icr need not fear the mountain
death cumas hut should shun all the
other forms.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

Women Ia China never Kiss. and
when q Chime. woman wishes g. show
her affection lie gently touches the
hand uf her beloved
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Ants crip Is susInesslIke.

Tho small African warrior ant will
permit ~ lDdy to be torn from his
head h'irr" hr viii let go the hold Of
bis muuI il~
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

Blobhs 81 Was pretty well down in
the world ""r1 m idea suddenly
struck W" ~H.'h> ITS q cuwardly
idea that 0"n,d strike man wNn he
l. down
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

Although nearly e.g! Guwcr pre-
ents new beautic, of Hil when
viewed through lr.. upe. not
every one resemble Illustration
10 some far Eastern Irr tale. as
does the swamp >Nl.r Anything
but lovely az iirst u r glance.
this humble flower pfD .- orc chatting
when seen through stead ~
resembling a cushiru 100 II red.
headed pins and d,.' ,. . snots Of
ribbon the micro 'v makes
one tUnk 81 an elui, -'a orna.
niented with nlI~pc arriving
and exaulsit. bits IRE, the
whole structure ey'rt Iu mimi.
ture hoFal form
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Stations In Service 1922
All Peavine 4O92

Will the ~ 1929 at my barn
Danvle ny. $1,000 go living
Th, National for himself both in the
ng u
SIRED by REX champion show horse and
,lualed champion
champions Edna May Golden Glow Jack
straw Queen the May tan Pcaync, and others
By Rcx McDonald-Daisy end by Pcayiuc So
MCDONALD the undsputed champion show
lorsca and
First Dam Lucy Wells 6iOI by
worlds creates. His daughters have produced
champions Chief Cleopatra the Frcnchman' Edna May
McChord and dozens ~ Others
\ mi by All Peayinc iO92 a sure foundation
Second an, daughter ~ Harris Denmark
rd daughter 81 John Oscly
stallion whose produce commands the highest
The Cor which his colts
book They being sold public auctions along
with othc cotsthe Pcaynes have topped the market
tke
produce champions Here you have
pedigree Mcdonald Poane and double infusion
tA Pvne io92 will breed true
90 his family inheritance Of championship blood
is weighs 1900 pounds
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
SEASON OF 1922
ROBERT GATEWOOD" 2O5f

Champion yr old PAGER IN Circuit n 1918.
the fifth 2Oih, trial mile in
The fastest stallion Of the Kentucky public
Seven points concerning Robert Gatewood"
A successful Horse.
A model individual fine. with lots Of finish.
elegantly Horse in speed
lines
lth A Horse Of good sine and beautiful color.
A gated level headed and Horse.
\ hrst lass walking
It'll A foa gcter and good breeder.
- Macombe Forbes" EOS 81
2io ~ half brother Peter the Great 2O7 re Of ITO
s % Peter Manning" 57 "a the Worlds
Champion trotter.
Maombe Forbes" "BnRcn" Of % the
"Uhan" worlds champion for eight
years.
Gaiewoods Fox Ia Olam o. 81 by Nut
End H." dam "Fauccners
Amont" lie stallion. being high class harness and
a No. walking
lie Is IS "a hands high Old DARK bay with two white
forehead will Of 1922
-tAbe INSURE LIVING COLI until
money this stallion
scoring word
a good black Jack SO living Colts.
Not responsible for accidents
20 information apply
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
PimpIes Keep
Young Men
Down!
They Make Women, Too. . Pu.1lei
How S. S. S. Stops Skin
Euptions Positively.

rimrles AMI skin cruptions have n
pricc.-you pay for every puatule.
hiack-hcad and pimpie on your face.
pimples produce prejudice and prevent
prosperity. Your heart may be gold.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04

hui who wants Go Kiss crup,lonsf
l1mply men don't look like the owners
% anything. l1mply women. too. arc
puzzles. with no prospects and no
ROVER. Young men and women. here's
the positive way out. Physics and
purFativcs viii fail What you need
Is "A scientific blood-cleanscr =. = =.
is one 81 the most powerful destroycrs
Il bluod impurities You can prove this
in short time y. = = has been
PASSED on BY a jury - millions of peu-
plc just like yourself II IN considered
enc % the most powerful vegetable
headquarters and builders In
existence. That's why YOU hear Of 80
many underselFht people putting ON
hst flesh Ia a hurry why YOU hear % 80
many rheumatica being freed from this
tcourge. with 3. =. \. start toiaywith
= = :. and SEQ your face clear and
your skin set ruddicr your flesh
frmer II viii give you boost Ia your
career. \. =. :. IA SOLD at all drug
stores. In two sizes Tho larger eizo
~ the more economical
rs. S. $. is for sale at McEohert
Drug Store"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-04
Julian PeaVine

PEAvNE chestnut or with beautiful slvey haNen
Of style and finish II
something breed don't fail see him.
will make the 1929 above place
$1,000 TO living foal
traded parted with bred TO
other stock Of all but
icspons should accidents
A lien retained colts til season paid
furnished reasonable
same must be paid stock is removed
J. UNDERWOOD
PHONE ssos DANvILLE. KY.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
$4,000 Bargain.
$4,000.
Valuable Shenandoah Valley
Farm Home

13l acres, 10 acres timber; Broom
dwelling; new barns; all necessary
at the station. Wadesviile. Va. Fine
orchard property: rich lands: easy
terms; including crops, hay. horse.
. dairy cows, Durok pigs, farm
tools. etc. Possession At once. Be
sure to see this splendid Va. homo
and profitable farm.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
S9,SN.

ll7-acrs farm at Brandywins.
Nd. dwellings; . barns; out
buildings; fenced. Fine stock and
dairy farm.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
S5,5OO Bargain.

Poultry farm: ~ miles south
Congress Heights: 7-room dwelling !;
10 acres; barn. grAnary. fine or
chard; on new State road.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
$500 Bargain.

BAY View" Farm on Potomac,
near Fort Washington. Mo-: 10
acres Of land: new <-room bunga-
low: 1-room tenant house: poultry.
pigeon houses; tobacco barn: 800
fruit trees; rare bargain: only IS
miles south Of Washington, over
looking Mount Vernon and Virginia
hills and Potomac. Vacant now.
Possession At onca-
The Washington times., 1922-12-03
$1,000 Bargain.

Valuable horse and stock farm
near Bowie. Nd. and race track.
10 acres land: s-room bungalow |:
stables. barn, outbuildings: facing
electric line to Baltimore: fine
stream water: excellent location for
poultry. garden, or horse farm.
The Washington times., 1922-12-03

$l2,SOO.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
NEAR 14TH
Strictly modern bed rooms and bath brick house % feet
i stripping. and garage. Owner occupant
/ $780,.
Brooklands desirable section Nearly and bath
price. as owner Is leaving city
$3.50.
Near Grant Circle Peworth Uptodate Groom and bath
/ home Prompt possession.
S4,250.
Near Eastern High School convenient East Capitol st.
H 36 IT, by 30 IT,: paved alley. Owner occupant
| $4,000.
NEAR NEWTON 18TH.
New bath house. In
price, Immediate occupancy
$3.50.
St. 18th. Groom brick alley;
Kaoama road 18th Attractive brick house containing
IL and baths: modern heating plant:
/ $4,000.
18th; Central High School desirable room and bath
modern equipment and deep lot to alley in which
N il double
/ $4,000.
Cleveland Park wonderfully located extensive view:
and bath newly inside and Desirable from
$4,000.
bath to pick up a piece .
$1,000.
/ 9th ST. N E.. near F. Good sroom and bath house with
Il both systems Owner occupant
/ $4,000.
Ave & w. near 10th, IL rooms and BATH hot water
Wm. III. Saunders & co.
1888 X ST N. w.
MAIN 1o1s
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-30
CHICAGo
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Aug. 30.---(U. s. Depart
ment at A: ;E.)-Cattle receipts, H.
900; beef steers active, strong to is
n higher, good and choice grades
most advance; top matured
steers 311.00, highest OF years. bulk
beef steers 1886 q 10. So: she stock,
slow, about steady; bulls; stockers
ana feeders largely steady; veal
calves strong; bulk fat she stock
largely $500 1926; bulk heavy bos,
logna bulls around 1925; bulk de-
strable vealers around So. 90.
Hogs receipts. $4,000: fairly active
on lighter weights. around steady;
others slow; bulk 10 to :,2l0 pound
hogs, $9.60@9.65; few $9.75; 22O to.
240 pound butchers mostly $1,000
yt40; packing sows generally $6.25@1
7.OO; bulk .njgs around $500; big
packers holding back; heavy, $4,000
9:29; medium, $S.s5@s.75; light.
soWs. smooth, $6.50@7.25;
packing sows, rough, $500 a $685.
killing pigs, $7Z25 @S.50.
Sheep receipts, $4,000; about
steady; early top native lambs, $12:16
to city. butchers; bulk, $1225@12.5O
TO packers; spring western lambs,
$l2.75 @12.90; some held at SIS 100;
sheep dull; fat ewes mostly jl.eo6
zoe: NO whethers or yearlings here;
feeding lambs Arm; desirable 81
pound feeders, bid 1895; So pound
feeders late Tuesday. $500.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-30
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Aug. 30,-Wheat lacked
support at the start today and values
turned downward during the early
dealings. Some persistent selling by
commission houses developed shortly
after the opening but the trade was
not large, the market being easily in
fuenced. Some short covering which
came. out on the breaks, acted as a
check on the decline. The opening,
which was 1-8 to I cent lower, with
September $1.01 to 1.O1 Ia and De,
cember $1.02 3-S to 1902 1-2, was fol-
lowed for a further sag all around
and then by something of a rally.
A house with Omaha connections
wassa free seller of September corn
at the start. and the market broke
sharply, After starting 1-8 to 1-2 Off,
with September 50 to SO 1-8, the corn.
market underwent a further general
decline.
lower. with September 81 ga to 80
and held close to the initial range.
Provisions were unsettled.
Wheat-Houses with eastern con-
nections who took the buying side
later were responsible for the rally in
wheat. but after the purchasing
ceased. the market eased off quickly.
The. close was weak. values showing
atnet loss Of 3-4@1 1,S, with Septem-
Der $1.0.1 to 1.01 1-S and December
$1.01 ga to 1.O1 7-8.
Corn-Local traders became good
buyers of corn later and the market
recovered part OF its early loss.
Covering by shorts was largely re-
,sponsible for the advance and when
the buying stopped the market fol-
lowed wheat. The close waa UNI
settled, with values ranging from IA
to q like advance with September
SO 1-8 to So ID
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-08-30

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