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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02

bore forbi mleo ben rigeliae Sorip.
ming al grGnoe. Sarnierne tilbsren.
DC Sacfion Club aatcr berior itrar
at gaa tiluerfs meo at plante SrGr,
life aleile / Better, hpor Gern MOI
@eiret snlfes, men ogiaa paa grilnoe
% ltcneoe Stcber, uififfet for Iger,
iaa Der ON nogle slar fan blipe til
itrGffelig grGn6e.
ling &anb bill oioc buem ian cr.
Otter / TO Gage at hapc i~treifet ON
paa Spiaingbpernes 8aber, figenbe
otter ct fienot Iniigt, % eienncm-
gaaet ale Ipiier, isQcnoe citer Wsel-
oinger ON lin egen SS%oripinoen, fom
Ell % Iar gammel Walto Ell Dag
iorriee llae ino paa Yolitiitationen /
st. Yaiil % BAD ON at faa Splps.
Ringer ON bpem ban par. Sele bans
Snfommelie itrafte iig tilbage fun
til Wanoag, ba ban paa Sisrnet al
@aibington % Sennepin Ipenl,e /
minneapolis bapbe iprrgt en- Boliti-
betient ON bnor ban bar. slt fsr
Den Sio bar fuIb1tGroig uoilettet al
bans S%ilfommelie. s TO Gage bapbe
ban iaa gaaet @abe % % @aoe neb,
isaenoe at opfrtife i'm Sufommelie
peo at bctraete 8pguinger % title
ino | Soils Iniigter, men alt forgi9-
pes. st Snes 2eser og Solitifunf-
tion9rer tog bam itrar UNDER Be
Gambling, men ben nlsrfe Wur ont
firing bans 5ortib irutes %uieiennem.
trGneelig. Oct eneitc, iom fan lebe
til bans 8ienfienbeIic, er ct Sub.
ilbr meo Sorbositaperne "2. a." inb-
%graperet og paa bpis inbre 2aag bar
flpbet ct Sutografi al en- Hiee. !5ar
bar bel tl9bt / graa Gragt nleo grsit-
ne Striber, 1p brlin 2lle, Sperfraffe
% mt %ltnoertsi. Zen 8ieliesring
ban bar fitnoe han life blllfe bporle-
bes par befommet. Der bar BOG ab.
ifiaige Segn til, of han bar en- ito.
ligere Soloat, ba ban let % FORFEIT
fltnbe ifripe Napnet paa frantic gp-
cr, Der opgapes for ham. Weit rime-
ligt er oct, at en- Sfapanf fra Sri.
gems Sio nj, er Mariag til at ban /
aanoelig Senieenbe belt bar tabt fig
ielp. - Senere mel0es, of Wanoen
blep gienfienot iom 2erpis Il,cutt al
minneapolis. Sans Suitril og ,,pr.
meite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bleb bentet,
men Sen itaffeIs Mano funbe til en-
gegpnoelie life fienbc Dem eaer buife
loget. Set fsrite 2gsglimt / bans
Sltfomnelies Wsrfc tom merfelig
NOT peb Spnet al bans Seit. 8ien:
mem ct 8inbu | Soipitalet iaa ban
Soften itaa l,be poo 8abelt, % meo
en- Sang i1obrsb ban: "Nei, men er
Oct life garnep!" Gcrmeo bar belle
bans Sortio igien rllllct op for ham.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02

fig ct fort 8obe for ipee Solf, Of
man nierer at bette mere emo oppc
peier oct ~finatiiele Cab. Soipitule
bill oerfor fortiptte lin Drift, troos a
oct beaer life | inoepprenoe Iar bal
uoiigter til at bore iig.
Hioneer lagt tilbpile. Gtcls 81
mons, en- al Winnebaba Gouutps Ei
onerer, or afgaaet peb 9pbcn / iii
Siem | Split Gocf 5onnibip. Il
gar gammel. Sor oar isot paa Goi:
% fpm iom itng @i,t berpper. !
1870 fom ban til Siollr Gitp % or.
beioeoe | Sfibsfdrten paa Wisiouri
flooen, men tog liz allereoe Oct fol.
genoe Iar Someiteao / Split Hoci
1opnibip, bnor ban / mango 80,
inotog Ell fremifuot Stiaing. Son
efterlaoer fig Sliitru % fem 9srn.
Yengenbbeling blanbt Smbianerne
Hegieringens 8epr9ientanter CT net.
op blepne f9rbige meb at uobelc ont.
trent $4,000 bIanbt Sionrinoianer.
ne paa Stanoing 8ocf Geierpationerl
bier at bpilfe Rsobrber, imaa iom
itore, erbolot $25. Ser meloes / ber
@nlebnine fra @c2allgblin, at ocnne
Sielp fra &egieringen falbt / goo
Soro, ba Snoianerne mangleoe 8ens
&c for fine Saarinbfisb. 9ige lao
lpffelise iom Snoianerre err &isb.
mpnoene / Sn1eanens Smaobper,
iom mi bar faaet ltrpgenoe Ifint-
ming paa fine Sarer.
gefienbt Snbianeripeiber bsb. -
CHARLES 2aprence, Der unber Snoia-
nerllrolisbeberne / geepnoelien al
Sertiaarene tiente Hesierinacn iom
Speioer, er oso / lit sSiem / 6lan-
breau, 7S Iar aammeI. !Sait efter-
laber Jig en- Cater % en- Ssn. Sans
Suitru bsoe iioitlcben December.
2aipre1,ce opnaaebe nnber Snoianer.
frisen ct iaaoant 8p iom Speiber, at
mango aniaa bans @lsgbeo iom no.
get belt onermenneifeligt % betrag-
teoe bam mere Tom en- Manb emo ct
WenneIfe. Otter arteen nebiotte ban
fig paa ct Stpffe 2ano NOR SSlan-
oreaii.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02

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Mttnne1ota.

@ibitcn for 2anofpntorct. Wortin
@ioiten er iibIte 2eroag al Hr9iibent
Sorbine nomineret til l%lbnGpnelle
iom Gegiitrar neo 2onbfontoret /
Groofitor.
&ontraft for @rolrgning i Gre.
iton. aontraft for grol9snine /
9reiton, SiQmore Gountps Retsi9be,
err gipet ct 5irma / Gocbeiter. buis
guo par $4,000. glrbeibet ifal
itrar paabespnoes os fuloieres isr
Sinterens Srembrub.
Tpripnnocn Mano eftcrisges. Sc.
ter Taulion, ell 40 Nar ganlnel Sor.
retningsmaro / Hocbeiter, foripanbt
Manoog Den 246eMpril ira lit Sicm
beritcbS itoen at citerlaoe Jig DC rin-
aeitc Spor. Ger bar DC iioite Gage
al iorrige llgc i~perfiot Ell giterie.
gelic mcO S%porbunbe.
MinmeapOlis .Eiuneer bpb. eopin
Glorf, llogipcr al Oct isrite 9uqblao
| Oiinncapolis % Ell al DC iaa iiolte
territoriale 9ionerer, beOe Sorsoaa /
lit Stem beriteOS, So aar gammel.
San tom til minneapolis / 1857 oa
flsbtc iamme Iar en- ~llgeapis, iom
ban uOpioeoe til GusbIao.
Stor Arucifat / 8ppobue. goet
etter Senrp e. Stebbins, iom bsbe
for et Iars Sih iiben err netop opaiort
hos Sttfteretsoommer @riction Reb
@tng. goet belsb Jig til $551,739..
~, % Den oerni ilpoenOe Sfat no.
0Isr S12i19.O4. Gcttc or ocn Itsr.
lte Hrnclfot ~ncgcnlinoc inOfrGuet i
SooSbIe County.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
Wcntana.
9erbiettelie af forte Hrne.

Srrbi9ttelie at forte &rne. st
Bar forte &ppe er al Gountpasiesior
Sarolb 30. Wabp al Great Sails
parbiat til $500. 9isie 8ape er
altiaa tarerebe iom Mplsopr, mel set
piier BOG til en- bis 8rao bpor foit-
bare oisie Gsrs 8els er.
grnb.pielie / Setteriet. Soiepb
WcGartbp, en al S9tterne peb oen
oaglige Ipis "Sriblrne" / Greet
Sails, og Wiis SeIene Slogan al Se-
lena, blep ber ON Saeen neb Cont
mer @ilion petepieoe / nppnte 9laos
Srtteri. 8rubeommen bapoe llotalt
9nifet ON at faa tage bette pigtige
Sfriot / Nrbeioslofalet oa blanot fine
slrbeiosfamerater, % gruoen bar
itrar piGig til of fsie lin porbenoe
gGgteberre oeri. Ser tilfsiebes Be-
retnineen ON 8ielicn, of Ser life til
lobes nogen at 8ibnerne at fpsie
gruben - life engarg "SrpfferioiG,
belen".
Saube babt nbnbne 8jGiter. Sranf
Wc@lbellnie ll1ffeoe for loget oper
ire Waaneoer lit Silent / Irlaconba %
leiite no al Staten for at title enoel
So~rretninger; berom Gagen fom Dail
tilbaee Oh ia:;Gt, at ban un1er lit
Srap9r bapoe bant ubrbne 8i9iter.
Ger bar flere uomtniiteliee 3een til
at Ser bar orepet gr9nbepinsbrrn.
Ding / en- nofiaa itor Waaleitof, o. i
enfelte G9relier bar tsnnt ben britgte
Draft, iom laa paa @ulpet / iaaban
WGngoe, at man maatte babe / oel1
til &n9erne. Gieren maatte faloe
opetiee aemifere tilbielp for of iaa
Den ilre gr9noepinsitanf no al SUI
let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
@iSconfn.
Tur Eprettelie al SpipitaI ! Wft

Tpr Sprettclte at Soipital / Wtn.
oiiDn. Torger u. Sbompion, Ell bel.
ficnbt Sarmer peb Geerficlb, bar til
bibt iia of sioe $4,000 til SpretteI-
ie al ct Soipital / Wabiion, bette of
itaa nnber Seoelie al ben norife lu-
tberife Strife / Imerifa, iori,oiot at
Der til iamme Eiemcb % al Solf in.
Den nGpnte Samfuno bliper tiIpeie-
bragt 100000 inben Ter Mar. Ger
ifal bore giort Observation-Disclosures til
at mootage Sbompions IiberaIe Eli.
bub.
Sslprrp Offer for !Siempe. Gn
Selor9p foripanbt Tor fort Sib iibcn
ira ell nplig oprcttet HGpeiarm pcb
Enlalfi, % Gieren penteoe life mere
of faa ie eQer bore mere ONT ben. Spp
Gage ienere mootos ban oog fra en-
anoen H9befarm peb S6anab timber.
refining ON, at oct foitbare 9elsopr
| goo Bcholo bar anfommet oi0. HU.
ben Dor ncmlis ipp Maancocr isr
tlebt Der % pr. ggpreis irastct til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02
Teu brinaer mt Saab.

Den brinser mt Saab. "Min Su.
itru % iea bapoe aloeles opQiut
Saubet," ifriper ST.. Sobn gichbofi
fra ct. Saul, Winn. "Sun leo al
en- Mapeipgbom, og iee bapoe en-
baarlig SOB. &c Webiciner, hi han.
be bri,gt, bapoe life bi,lIpet os. Gr.
8eters &itrifo giorbe Serfet. Gen
linorer Smerter; Den ltanIer SpisS:
ben rcgltlerer Waben. Gen aiber Ell
MT 2%ipsbaab." Otter of oIIe andre
Wioler bar ilaaet fell, prsp ST. &C..
tiers Gurifo. Wen bporfor oente I'll
ga? 9ette paalioelige llrtcmiOSeI
bllroe babe fin 8labs / enbpcr 6uri.
lies Webicinifab. Oct bill iparr Gem
Sioelie % sgn9itelie. Ipotcfere tan
life ielge oct; lofale Igertcr Ieocrpr
BET oirefte fra 2aboratoript al CT.
8eter Sabrnep & Sons So, 25O1
@aibineton glpo., Gbicagu, ST.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-05-02

Sroene. Snn fiinoe cnouiocrc a.,
Ell flere Wtin,tters lang SomtoIp n may
ell 2Gge, Der lagoe Ell 10 Go6 I wv
Stang paa fit !Sopeo, meSpns Ss 's
bolot ON Stagens anben @nbe. ; s"a
Ell a%lminoelis Samtale aiennc,r ~ ~
lefonen peo at boloe fine Hinorr,n;S
Ter MOB Snitrumcntets Ssrersr ..
bum fllnoe let opfange fpob Ser Wv
bes benbe peb at boloe ct Stnffr GEss'
pir foran Jig. 90 en- Stemmc, 5,,n
paa nogen al De opennppl,te moo
Der "bsrte" eler rettere fslte. oJpnr.,
bun albrig. Sum fl,nbe bier 6nn.
iige ON ueofommenbe 9erion borSSs
talt til benbe for eller ON oct Dor isr.
ite Sang. Seb i'm ifarpe Islpion.
fan bun ogiaa lGie De Itsrre sitaT,
linier / sloiierue, os peo at fsrr ..
8iQebe flippet al en- gpis iootr orsr
lin N9ie filnbe bum iise, at Ser / ri,
lebet bar to Menb pg TO Spinner
Spurgt ON bporlebes bun funbe piSs
bette erflGreoe bun, at Ser Dor on
bpib Slabs mellenl be TO MprSs
Ben. GenseieblerS S~aaIpbenhe a,
Silfefiolers 5arpe funbe bun mpS
Sifferbeb aneioe forbi DC, iom HIM
iaeoe, bapoe "iorifielis 2uat". on'
iaa / andre &etnineer err ben6cS 10,
~leliesians iaa ifarpt, at oct 0rrnier
til oct rent iibpggeli9e. Naor HIM
msoer en- Terion fan bun iooIcSes
sieblitfelia iige, pm Geofommenbe
ipnes gobt ON benoe eller Set mon.
iatte, lieeiom bun oeiua fan iioe, ON
noaen bar fGitet fit glif pon bclrbe
Gen piounberlige Yige, Ser er forpI.
breles, blep / 1915 braqt ira Gop
Claire til @isconiins 9linbcifoIe
Gainesville, bpor benbes ei%enoommc.
lige Sanier liot eftcr libt ubuifleSe
Jig til bpab De MI er.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16
OF INTEREST TO
THE HOUSEWIFE

Chopped fat salt pork may be used
in pastries.
Use gelatin Immediately after dis
solving for ice cream.
Rubber fingers are excellent to wear
when slicing vegetables.
; Planned chicken is delicious served
with currant jelly sauce.
Rings of ripe olives are decorative
and tasty in chicken soup.
1t takes more time to freeze water
ice than it does ice cream.
Violin strings are useful for string.
ing large heavy beads.
Dip fish into boiling water for min
ute and the scales will be much easiei
to remove.
For a novelty, try stuffing tomatoes
or peppers with nuts, raisinl ard
bread crumbs.
1t takes more gasoline to drive a
car around congested streets than to
run straight on open roads.
Using two-thirds flour and one-thirt
cornstarch in a cake instead of al
-four makes the cake finer and lighter
If meat is served it is unwise ts
serve nuts, as both are rich in proteir
and in fat.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16
MAKING C0NICAL
HOOP FLY TRAPS
One Shown In Illustration Ap-
pears to Be Most
Efficient.
QUITE EASILY CONSTRUCTED
Il Consists Of Screen Cylinder With
Frame Made Of Barrel Hoops-Total
Cost Of Material II Bought
Should Be About 81.

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
A fly trap, which appears from ex-
tensive tests made by the United
States Department of Agriculture to
be best for effective trapping, durabil-
lty, ease of construction and repair,
and cheapness, may be made as fol-
lows:
1t consists essentially of a screen
cylinder with a frame made of bar
re- hoops, in the bottom of which is in
serted a screen cone. The height of
the cylinder is "a inches, the diameter
IS inches, and the cone is % inches
high, and Is inches in diameter at the
base. The material necessary for this
trap consists of four new or second
hand wooden barrel hoops, one barrel
head, four laths, 10 feet of strips one
to one and one-half inches wide by
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16
USE ONLY SUSPICION
OF SEVERAL FLAvORS
Housekeeper Is at Loss to Know
How to Please Everybody
Salad is lndeflnabIy Better for Having
Bit Of Garlic Rubbed Around Bowl
Bay Leaf Gives Touch
to Many Soups.

prepared by the United States Department
of ARriculture.)
When some members Of a family are
strongly prejudlced against such fla
vors as onion, curry, bay leaf, garlic
or celery, while others deplore the lack
of these flavors in cookery, the house
keeper is at loss to know how to
suit everybody. AS a rule, however,
the most sklllful cooks are those who
know how to use just suggestion of
flavoring where it adds greatly TO the
effect of dish but almost defies de-
lection. Thus a salad is lndetinably
better for having bit of garlic rubbed
around the bowl in which the dressing
is mixed; an oxtail soup is improved
by a thin half slice of lemon added TO
each portion at serving time; veal cut
let is tastier if few drops of lemon,
onion juice and Worcestershire sauce
are sprinkled over the meat before 1t
is cooked; white sauce for creamed
chicken Is just different" for having
saltspoonful Cor even one-quarter of
that amount) of curry powder added,
even though it is to be served to per
sons who would ordinarily have moth
ing to do with curried chicken.
To use onion flavor so that it will
not be Objectionable to those who dis
like to meet a chunk of onion in any
dish, the United States Department of
Agriculture suggests squeezing the
juice out with a lemon squeezer. To
flavor a milk soup or sauce with onion
or celery a few pieces of either may
be cooked with the milk few minutes
and then removed before the soup Is
completed. Bay leaf judiciously used
gives a touch to many soups, gravles
and jellied stocks which is pleasing If
sufficiently masked. The secret of
clever fiavoring is to add unusual in
gradients delicately and not obtru-
sively.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16
MAKING STICKY FLY PAPER
Strips Are of Some Value in Destroy
ing Pests That Have Gained
Access to House.

Sticky fly papers are of some value
in destroying flies that have gained
access to houses, but they have
marked limitations and numerous OBJ
jectionable features. For use out of
doors traps are much more effective
and economical.
The following method of preparing
fly paper is given in Farmers Bulletin
734 recently reissued by the United
States Department of Agriculture:
Take two pounds of rosin and one
pint of castor oil, heat together until
it looks like molasses. Take an ordi-
nary paint brush and smear while hot
on any kind of paper-an old news
paper is good--and place several about
the ROOM A dozen of these may be
made, at a cost of one cent"
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16

The dressing is not only improved in
color and flavor, but its food value is
increased.
Green Pea Soup.-Take one pint of
green peas, a quart of stock. six small
onions, small bunch of, mint, bunch
of parsley, large handful of spinach,
two tablespoonfuls of butter and n
teaspoonful of salt. Wash the spinach,
parsley, and mint, add the peas and
salt to the stock with the other vege-
tables and cook until soft. Put all
through a sieve and Teheat, Season
with butter and salt and serve hot.
Pea Souffle.-Cook a pint of peas
until soft, put them through sieve,
add two tablespOonfuls of butter, n
pint of milk and the yolks of three
eggs. Season with salt and pepper and
fold in the stifily beaten whites. Pour
into a buttered dish and bake twenty
minutes.
Salmon and Pea SaIad.-Flake n can
of salmon, removing the skin and
bones. Take an equal amount of
salmon. Serve on lettuce with a
boiled dressing with sour pickle
chopped in bits.
Combination SaIad.-Take one cup
full of peanuts cut in bits, two cupfuls
of peas, one-half cupful of oily s
minced a bit of onion and n mayon-
naise dressing to serve on lettuce.
SeasOnings of salt and cayenne may
be added to taste.
Peas and Peppers.-Take the tops
from six peppers, remove the seeds
and soak in strong brine over night.
Moisten with liquor from can of
meas. fill the shells with one-half cupful
pf minced meat, one cupful of peas,
onC.half cupful of bread crumbs
little onion juice, salt and pepper to
taste. Bake until the peppers are
tender.
Green Gage Sherbet.-Take quart
Ct green gage plums, stew and put
them through Il sieve, add the juice of
two lemons, one ana one-half cupfuls
If sugar and two tablespoonfuls of
.oftened gelatin. Cook the sugar with
half a cupful of water until thick
sirup is formed; add the other ingre-
dients, chill and freeze.
NA.u Nlef we
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16

then cut on to give an aperture tM)
one inch in diameter. 1t is then insert
ed in the trap and closely tackled to
the hoop around the base.
In order to figure the distance
around the base of the cone of any
given diameter multiply the diameter
by 3.1416 or II.
The height of the legs of the trap,
the height of the cone and the size of
the aperture in the top of the cone,
each are of importance in securing the
greatest efficiency.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16
QUALITY OF CREAM TO WHIP
Material Should Contain at Least 80
Per Cent of Butter Fat and
Kept Very Cold.

The best cream to whip is good, rich.
raw cream, from "a to As hours old.
says the United States Department of
Agriculture. 1t should contain at least
80 per cent butter fat to produce
ideal results, and be kept very cold.
Pasteurization tends to lower the
whipping quality of the cream, and
homogenization is very harmful to it.
Combined they practically destroy the
value of cream for whipping.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16
sEASoNAeLE FOODS

A nice dish for luncheon which will
be both nourishing and good to look
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16

plunge them into cold water. STUFF
with the following: One-half cupful
of freshly-cut cheese, cut fine; one
tablespoonful of grated onion, two
cupfuls of boiled rice one teaspoon
ful of salt one-half teaspoonful of
paprika, dash of red pepper ard one
fourth Of cupful of milk and one
half cupful of cOarsely chopped pea
nuts. Mix we'll before stulling the
peppers Place in a pan, pour around
one cupful of hot water and bake in
moderate oven for 40 minutes, or
until the peppers are soft.
Lunch Cake.-Take One-third of a
cupful Of softened butter, one and one
third cupfuls of light brown sugar, two
eggs, one-half cupful of milk, three
teaspoonfuls of baking powder, one
half teaspoonful Of cinnamon, one-half
teaspoonful of grated nutmeg, one
half cupful of raisins and one and
three-fourths cupfuls of flour. Put all
the ingredients into bowl and beat
for three minutes. Bake 40 minutes in
moderate oven.
Raisin and Nut FiIIing.-Take the
white of an egg. unbeaten, add one
half teaspoonful of any phosphate
baking powder, five tablespoonfuls of
cold water Cdo not run the measure
over), three-Quarters of a cupful of
sugar When the water in the bot
tom of the double boiler is boiling set
in the top with the above mixture.
Cook. beating with an egg beater for
seven minutes from the time it be
gins to boil. Remove. add chopped
raisins and nuts and beat until cool.
Spread on the cake while the frosting
seems very soft.
Summer Squash.-Cook small ones
cut in quarters or larger ones in
slices. When tender drain and serve
with Il rich white sauce, adding one
half cupful of minced cheese.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16
SOME WAYS WITH PEAS

Peas are one of our most nourishing
vegetables; belonging to the protelns
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16
he Kitcher,
Cabinet

All! Spare your idol! Think him hu-
man still;
Charm he may have, but he has frail-
ties too.
Dote not too much, nor spoil what
you admire.-Cowper.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16

at Is
Stuffed p c p
pers. Parboil
four green pep
pers, removing
the seeds and
w h lite fiber /;
after five min
utes drain and
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16

they t a k e t h e
place of meat in
the diet.
One may have
Il gree n boiled
dressing by add
ing a cupful of
p q a s 5 / f I e d
through Il sieve.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16

It's fun to dare in the face of despair,
when the last lone chance seems
gone,
And to see hope rise in the angry
skies like promise of rosy dawn;
For victory's sweet when 1t crowns
defea, and you learn this much
is true
It's fun to fight when you know you're
right. and your heart is in it. too.
The Colorado statesman., 1922-09-16
Conical Hoop Fly Trap.

one-half inch thick (portions of old
boxes will suffice), 61 linear inches of
IL or IA mesh galvanized screening
"a inches wide for the side of the trap
and IL inches of screening 90 inches
wide for the cone and door, an ounce
of carpet tacks, and two turn buttons,
which may be made of wood.
Plan of Construction.
In constructing the trap two of the
hoops are bent in a circle as inches
in diameter on the inside, and nailed
together, the ends being trimmed to
give a close fit. These form the bot
tom of the frame (A), and the other
two, prepared In a similar way, the top
OBJ. The top (C) of the trap is made
of an ordinary barrel head with the
bevel edge sawed off sufficiently to
cause the head to fit closely in the
hoops and allow secure mailing. A
square, 10 inches on the side, is cut
out of the center of the top to form a
door.
Portions of the Top.
The portions of the top (barrel heaO
are held together by inch strips (D)
placed around the opening one-half
inch from the edge to form jamb for
the door. The door consists of mar
row frame (E) covered with screen
(F) well fitted TO the trap and held
in place (not hinged) by buttons go.
The top is then nailed in the upper
hoops and the sides CID formed by
closely tacking screen wire on the
outside of the hoops. Four laths %
Cor light strips) are nailed to the
hoops on the outside of the trap to
act as supports between the hoops, and
the ends are allowed to project one
inch at the bottom to form legs Cd.
The cone (K) is cut from the screen
and either sewed with fine wlreior SOL
dered where the edges meet at U),
or a narrow lath may be nailed along
these edges. The apex of the cone is
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-15
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