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The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10
NOTICE BASEBALL PLAYERS

A baseball team is being organiz- ed by local fans. to play a series oi games with a team from the Tuba Camp at Little Creek.
 All persons desiring to play on the Nome team. or to practice with them, are requested to meet at Eagle Hall tonight at 8 o'clock.
 Everybody welcome. Come on you bali players!
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10
LAST MAIL FROM
 SEATTLE MARCH l7th

According to a telegram received by the local Postmaster from the Superintendent of the Railway, Mail Service, the last Outside mail for Nome this winter will be dispatched from Seattle on March 17th.
 The last dispatch of mails from Nome to the States will be made sometime in April, the date being as yet indefinite. AS soon as the Department decides upon date the Postmaster will so advice the publk thru these columns.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10
RELATIVES SEEK IMPORTATION

The U. g. Marshal's Ohicc at NoMe iG In receipt Of letter of fn- fquiry from J. E. NcDaniel seeking trace of his son Robertson Taylor McDaniel. who is presumed to have come to Alaska about 1911 or 1913.
 Any information of the mans whereabouts should be sent to ]. E. MoDaniel. s02. W. 18th St.. Des Moines, h.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10
NOVELTIES LEAVE
 FOR HOT SPRINGS

Wednesday March 7th Captain Roald Amundsen and Leonard Sep pala left for the Hot Springs. with the Gilbert family as passengers.
 The mushers will remain a few days enjoying the waters of the springs. while their passengers will become permanent members of the Mission colony.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10
NoTIoB \ :

NOTICE Is. HNRHBY GIVEN ; that after the 10th day of March. 1s98. all City Taxes for the year 1s28 becomes dclinaaent and . pen alty of . per cent autoniai.sas'y at. taches and ose Per cent PCT month interest will be charged after saad date.
 Olty Clerk.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10

Jack Young and Elmer Reed are running a grocery store out on Meridian avenue, Seattle. and state that they are wen pleased with their new venture.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10

A. B. Miller is Chief Deputy U. S. Marshal at Seattle. and Clyde. his son, is deputy marshal over at Everett.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10
OIL PERMIT HOLDERS
 MAY PROCEED

On March End the Bulletin con- ;ained a telegram from Washington stating that the President had with drawn from entry oil and gas pros pecting permits in that section of Alaska extending from the Endicott Mountains to the Arctic Ocean. i'm ciudfng some 25.o00 acres of land.
 The local Land Ofiice has been be- seiged with inquiries from holders of prospecting permits and applica- ants for permits asking how their permits and applications will be effected by the new ruling.
 To satisfy themselves and to set at rest the minds of the public the Nome Land once telegraphed the General Land Office at Washington for information and instructions and received the following reply: K Washington, March T. 1928. REGISTER AND RECEIVER.
 Nome, Alaska.
 In reply to your telegram of March sixth. It Is valid to remit applSca- tions filed prior to February 27th. These are not affected by the Presi- dential Proclamation. Drilling may proceed on permits. Reject, appli- cations filed subsequent to said date.
 SPRY. Commissioner.
 From this telegram it fs decided that permits already issued obtain and that applications field prior to Feb. 27th will proceed to perfection. Those who filed their applications in the Land once after Feb. 27th. 1928. will be effected by the procla- nation and their applications will be rejected.
 Nome contains . number of per- sons who have already filed their permits and those fortunate ones need not worry, their holdings arc sound and in no wise invalfdated by the Proclamation of withdrawai.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10
STORK BRINGS BABY GIRI.

On Monday morning March 5th a baby girl was born to Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Calkins. Dr. Welch was in attendance and reports both mother and child progressing nicely.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10
DANCING SCHOOL.

On Monday, Tuesday and Thur. day of each week . dancing school will bo held in the Pi0noer Igl0o, beginning af 900 P. M.
 MRS. GEO. WA1lDHEIAg,
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10
NOME HASTINGS GREEK RACE

The Nome-Hastings Greek race will be run Sunday at 13 o'clock noon. starting from front of Tele- phone of1ice. Drawing for place will be held at N. | N. bank ?. n. Sat.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10

B. L. Holt left Seattle for SaI I'rancisco and Los Angeles. MT Holt will return in the spring witt a.complete . line of new hardward.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10

Louis Stevenson wa; q very sica Tan. He had the flu an l pneunion- is and lhovered between life and death for about two weeks Mrs. Stevenson came up from California and braced him up or he certainly would have died. He told her when she arrived that he fe!: she would have to return alone. but she cheer cd him up and he finally pulled thru. 1Eey returned to Ca1iforDia.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10
TOME PEOPLE SPENDING
 THE WINTER IN STATES

According to letters received we are advised of the following move ments of Nome people who are spending the winter in the States:
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10

U. D. Cochran was ir Seattle, having arrived on the Haide just ahead of the Victoria, whera he met Mrs. Ccchran. The Co:hra;'s ex- p..cttd to leave shortly after the holidays for the south, where they will ain. until spring. o. D. will come to Nome on the first boat.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10

Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Kittelsen are Ewing in the Penbrook Apartments on Marion Street.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10

Jack Gale has gone over to Van couver. He was about the same as when he came out.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10
N . ! 0 .

NOTICE IS HHRnBY GIvlM. that tho Registra&ioa Books ase new open for registgatioa of votess for. tho Aunidpal and Schoolt neaat Elections to be held April sfd. lsoa-
 D. c RIM M.
 Cl1y O0ssk.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10

lseat sis.iA ali kirda., ser s.is .
 shs Nuese os1ss.
The Nome nugget., 1923-03-10

suBsoRzBs FOR Tas nuoaE
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
DIsTRITo 90. MAYO 18

P. Gambia Co. VS.. Hiram Ferrer
ctl,ss Cobro de dinero La Corte deere
ia ell aseguramiento de la cntencia
previa fianza de $500.
Ell Pueblo v. Felix Garcia, mutt a.
ci6n. La Corte dicta sentsnci2 impo-
niendo al convicto meses de presidio.
Ulises Roman Borgos VS. Miguel Bau
"a Cumpl. de contrato etc. Vista Ia mo
ci6n del demandante y la contormidad
del demandado, la Corte dec.ara desis-
lido al demandante de la prosecution
de este pleito, sin especial condena de
ccstas.
Antonio Aguayo VS.. Justine Crespo,
Divorcio. La Corte dicta sentencia en-
este case, declarando con lugar la de-
manda roto disuelto ell vincuo ma
trimonial existente entire las parties.
Antonio Rodriguez VS.. Fortunate viz
csrrondo etc. Dehaucio La Ccrte de-
clara sin lugar la demanda, poc enten-
der que existe m serio conficto de
prueba, que debe ventilarse en- otro
p-ocedimiento, impone las costas al
demandante.
Lucia Figarella V. Adolfo campos,
Divorcio. Celebrado Ell juecio on rebel
dia del demandado, la Corte decret6 ell
d-vorcio entire las parties.
Eduardo Perez Casalduc y Conchita
Casalduc. Ex-parte. La Corte dispense
los peticionarios ell parentezco de 40.
grado, para que puedan contraer matri-
monio.
Bernardo Quintero Dominic Practi-
cada Ia prueba, la Corte ordea6 pasar
e. expediente con ell record taquigrafico
informes del Fiscal.
Mercedes vireut VS.. Fernando Fran
CO, Divorcio.
octsvia Cruz VS.. Cloridor I,ago. Di-
vorcio. Celebrates estos juicios en- re-
beldia de los demandados, la corte apla
~ las sentencias para cuando Sc pre-
senten las certifcaciones de matrimo.
nio.
Josefna Jimenez serrano. Nombra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
Ell CADAvER DE VOROWsKY
LLEGA A MOSCU

MoscU, mayo 81. Omitted Press)
Aver Iego a esta capital el cadaver
de Vorowslzy, presidente de la dele
gacion soviet en- Lausanne. quien
fue asesinado por un fascista en- aque-
LA ciudad.
Una inmensa muchedumbre Sc con-
greg6 en- la estaci6n del ferrocarril.
Estaban presentcs todos los cuerpos di-
p.omaticos extranjeros, los cuales ex-
presaron su condolencia Tchitcheri-
me-
Litvinoff. Kayoklsan yTchitcherine
iban en- Ell caro- fdncbre que conducia
los restos del infeliz propagandista ro.
jo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
Las proximas grandes atracciones
para Puerto Rico

isla de La grande tan de5eada obra
del immortal Vicente Blasco Ibanez
"sangre Y Arena. Esta production
que fue dirigida por Fred Niblo quien
pas6 varios meses en- Espana buscando
datos regionales para dar el v,roadero
ambiente su production riene como
estrella al gran artista Rodolfo valen-
tino, ell ido1o del sexo femenino Nita
Ealdi ell idolo, podemos asegurar, del
rabIico tanto femenino como masculi-
no.
Las escenas en- la production son gil
gantegcas. Las corridas de toros las
escen7s de amor son distintas que cual-
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Irib1lnaleS

miento tutor Vista, la petici0n Y docu-
mentos, la Corte nombra a la pet;ciona-
ria tutora de sus sobrinos laenores
Eduardo, Ramon, Julia, Maria Provi-
dencia Y Maria Conde Jimenez, hijos
de Fca. Jimenez serrano provia ANA
de $500.
Isidro Garriga V. Sues. de J. Fernan-
dez. Cobro de dinero. A petici6n de la
demandada la Corte lie concede una pro
rroga de 90 dlas para presentar la Ex.
pcsicion del case.
MAYO 10
Jose Goytia Martinez v. jose Castro.
Cobro de dinero. A mocion del abogado
del demandante la Corte da por termi-
nado este case y ordena que Sc libre
mandamiento al Marshal para que pro-
ceda levantar Ell embargo .rabado.
Isabel Iglesias ". Arturo Carreras.
Liz. sociedad. Vista La moci6n del sin
dico y la conformidad de las parties.
la Corte autoriza dicho sindico para
cue otorgue escritura de venta de con-
dominic, a favor de don Manuel Ia
L.vera, de la fnca que Sc describe por
S2sOs.00 con los cuales Sc cubriran las
atenciones que Sc mencionan en- "a mo-
ci6n y en- la forma que Sc ordene mas
adelantc.
N. santini y Co. v. j. M. santini
Dafios perjaicios. visto el memoran-
dunn de costas presentado Y Ia i,npug-
naci6n al mismo, la Corte 10 aprueba
con la modification de reducir los homo
rarios de abogado 5000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22

Los sefores Bruno y Vazquaz han
hecho grandes preparativos para ell fu-
turo con Ell objeto de present2r al ptl-
biico Portorriquefio atracciones de ver
dadero merito artistico de i:stintos
generos de 1nodo que en- al sirnpatico
Rialto y los demas teatros de su Cir
quito habran siempre espectaeulos dig
nos de su ptblico Y de Ia ni5ma cate
garia que Sc ven en- los grandes teatros
de variedades de New York Paris.
Anuncian estos seflores La legada en-
Ia semana pr6xima para dar gran va
rIedad sus programs de atracciones
a Miss Gonzell White una hermosa se-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22

ncrita de color, reconocida EN- ei mum
do entero como saxofonista yirtuo-
so''. Esta reina del jazz viene 3compa-
NADIA de su ''JAZZ BAND complete
: de una troupe de cantantes y baila-
rines de color, siendo II artistas los que
componen la compafiia Estos 2rtistas
presentaran una especie de revista, con
cantos, bales, zapateos y dem&s diver
stones del negro americana al ritmo
irresistible del jazz que broto del alma
dc estos habitantes del Sur de Jos Es-
tados Unidos.
Sigrlendo inmediatamente despu6s de
ests gran revista de Jazzistas los sefio-
res Bruno & vazquez lanzarsn al p1-
blico la primera representation en- la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22

na). Estos artistas han recorrido los
principales teatros de Keith y Ultima
mente Sc presentaron en- ell palace
Theatre" de Broadway siendo muy ova-
cionados por ell merito artistico de su
revista.
LAS Coquetas' (Trihing Women)
la majestuosa obra cinematografica
producida por 4tex Ingram ell director
eel Prisionero de zenda y de los Cuatro
Jinetes, produc1da por la, Nero, sera
Ia siguiente production cinelnatograti-
ca. Esta peicula es interpretada por
IL bella Barbara La Mar y tiene esce-
nas completamente nuevas en- Ell arte
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
FRANCIA REORGANIZA Ell
EJERCITO YUGO ESLAVO

FIUME, mayo 21. (United Press).
TN despacho de Belgrade informa
que Ell general frances Lerond inspec-
cionara las guarniciones de Laibach.
Sarajevo, Uskib, zagrabia Neusatz.
Esta sera Ell principle de la organiza-
ci6n militar que el gobierno frances
hara en- Yugo Eslavia.
Sc tiene entendido que Ell parlamen-
to frances otorgar& ciertos creditos al
gobierno yugo-eslavo para fines mill
tares.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22

&c la escena muda. Ell argumento Sc
hasa sobre Ia noveIa de Balzac, ''Or-
Qusdeas Negras'' y representa- la vida
y el trabajo de una vampira.
Grandes producciones cinc:natograf
cas- intercaladas con ndmeros de varie-
dad de primer orden con uno i;he otro
concertista de fama international, for
man los programs que ofreseran los
senores Bruno & vazquez On su aristo
cratico teatro Ria.to Y demas teatros
de su circuito. Con los tlltimos -arreglos
Eechos por estos actiyos empresarios en-
New York cuentan con rn siuainistro
infinite de atracciones para las cuales
coltro,an los derechos exclusives para
Puerto Rico Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
Ell PATRIARCH ANTONIN NO
HA SIDO ASESINADO

ROMA, mayo 81. Omitted Press).-
La delegation economical de Russia en-
esta ciudad anuncia que carece de fun
damentos el rumor circulante referen-
tie al asesinato del patriarca Antonin
por una multitud en- Moscu.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22

quier otra production cinematografca
cue Sc haya visto. Despues de los cua-
tro Jinetes esta obra del genio cspafiol
e. considerable como la mayor y la que
mas verdadero 6xito ha obtenido en- el
nundo entero.
Para seguir el gran exiso de esta
obra maestro aespanola y continuar el
ambiente, los senores Bruno G. Vazquez,
han hecho I'm contrato en- New York
para presentar Keith Vaudeville y
haran venir para debutar en seguida
de terlninarse las Representatives, dc
Sangre y Arena, una tronppe de
cantantes y bailarines espa1oles quie
mes haran una revista titulcda "a
Night in Spain" (Una nocho Ell Espa-
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BELIOGRAPH:

Ell drama "Genio y Figura" 81
episode correspondence de 'Una
hventura Peligrosa"
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I IIBERTY:

Gran corrida de Toros. oor el Gallo
en la Plaza lie Caracas Visa de un
Carnaval en- Venezuela. Ade4nas una
comedia
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PUERTO RICO:

La pelicula en- 10 actos EEL Prisio-
nero de Zenda''
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PARQUE BoRNQUEN:

FL drama en- actos "Frente la
Muerte' ''El Deshonor de una No
Yia'' una comica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-22
TRES BANDERAS:

eel Sendsro Ignorado" ell actos
y sus rellenos.
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toon.1nuacl6u de la bA. pas. /,

la escritura No. "a, otorgada ante Ell
Notario A. R. de Jestis.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-03-16
Growing What You Eat
Prepared by the Extension Service,
State College of Washington.
pen and over the little pigs in their

pen and over the little pigs In theil
bed.
The SOW and litter should have &C
cess to pasture as mentioned above
as soon as the pigs are sufficiently
strong and weather permits. The boal
pigs may be altered at six weeks ant
the litter weaned at ten weeks.
After weaving, the bulk of the ra
ton should be of fat forming nature
using corn, ground barley or ground
wheat in connection with skim milk
Anyone of the above feeds 80 per cenl
by weight with 10 per cent tankage
where skim milk is not available
either with or without pasture is an
efficient ration. With cheap oats this
grain may replace one-third the wheat
barley or corn which Is fed. When
tankage is fed in place Of skim milk
it should be reduced from 10 per cent
to per cent during the latter half OF
the fattening period.
(The next article will be Housing
the Family Flock.)
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-03-16
DAIRY
Raising the Dairy Calf.


1. There is no substitute for milk
2. The calf should be given a good
start on milk before making it de
pend upon hay, grain, grass and Other
mature-animal feeds.
8. The calf should receive an aver
age of from eight to ten pounds Of
milk daily for the first SO to 70 days OF
it's life. After that, little risk is In
CURED by quickly weaving it.
4. The vigor of the Individual cali
determines how early after SO days
of milk feeding it can be successfully
weaned.
5. When whole milk alone is used,
the total allowance may be as small
as 400 pounds per calf.
g. When both whole milk and skim
milk are used, about $50 pounds of
whole milk followed by about 600
pounds of skim milk will suffice for
the average vigorous calf.
z. A grain mixture made of four
parts by weight of ground corn, one
part of bran or mill run and one part
of linseed oil meal is about as good
as can be devised for calves.
8. Five pounds of grain per day is
about the highest daily allowance the
calf should have during the first six
months of it's life. If allowed more
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-03-16

"See, sahib!" said Secundra "The
sahib and I alone with murderers; try
all way to escape, no way good. Then
try this way; good way in warm
climate, good way in India; here in
this damn cold place, who can tell?
| tell you pretty good hurry; you
help, you light fire, help rub"
what is the creature talking of?'
cried Sir William "My head goes
round"
"Teach Him."
II tell you bury him alive" said
Secundra. II teach him swallow his
tongue. Now dig him up pretty good
hurry, and he not much worse. You
light fire"
Sir William turned to the nearest
of his men. Light a fire." said he.
"My lot seems to be cast with the ill
sane"
"You good man, returned Secundra.
Now I go dig the sahib up"
He returned as he spoke to the
grave and resumed his former toll.
My lord stood rooted, and / at my
lords side, fearing know not what.
The frost was not yet very deep, and
presently the Indian threw aside his
tool and began to scoop the dirt by
handfulls.
Then he disengaged corner of a
buffalo robe; and then I saw hair
catch among his fingers; yet a mo-
ment more and the moon shone on
something white. A while Secundra
crouched upon his knees, scraping
with delicate fingers, breathing with
puffed lips; and when he moved aside
l beheld the face Of the master Who'll
ly disengaged. 1t was deadly white,
the eyes closed, the ears and nostrlls
plugged, the cheeks fallen, the nose
sharp as If In death; but for all he
had lain so many days under the sod,
corruption had not approached him
and (what strangely affected all of
us) his lips and chin were mantled
with a swarthy beard.
my God!" cried Mountain, "he was
as smooth as baby when we laid
him there!"
"They say hair grows upon the
dead" observed Sir William, but his
voice was thick and weak.
Secundra paid no heed to our re-
marks, digging swift as terrier in
the loose earth; every moment, the
form Of the master, swathed in his
buffalo robe, grew more distinct in the
bottom Of that shallow trough; the
moon shining strong, and the shad.
ows of the standers-by, as they drew
forward and back, falling and fitting
over his emergent countenance. The
sight held us with horror not before
experienced; dared not look my lord
in the face, but for as long as 1t lasted
I never observed him to draw breath
and little in the background one OF
the men Il know not whom) burst into
a kind Of sobbing.
Now" said Secundra, you help me
to lift him out"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-03-16
LIVESTOCK

About 30 farmers met at the farm
bureau Office at Colfax recently and
made plans to bring in a carload Of
high grade dairy cows. An expert
will be sent to purchase the animals,
farmers agreeing that maintenance OF
purebred stock Is one way of solving
their problems. Secretary Brick Bur
ford reports that difficulty is being ex.
perienced in providing good stock for
four recently organized swine clubs.
Realizing the need Of more profitable
dairy COWS and the Importance OF
purebred bulls, articles of agreement
for the Idaho County Bull association
have been filed for record. Under the
terms the several blocks pay their
pro rata of cost Of keeping the ami
mails. none Of which is to cost more
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-03-16
THE MASTER OF
BALLANTRAE
A Winters Tale By ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON
Labored to Reanimate Body.

Labored to Reanimate Body.
OF the flight of time have no idea:
1t may have been three hours, and
it may have been five, that the In
dian labored to reanimate his mas
ter's body. One thing only I know,
that it was still night, and the moon
was not yet set, although it had sunk
low, and now barred the plateau with
long shadows, when Secundra ut
tered a small cry Of satisfaction; and,
leaning swiftly forth, thought could
myself perceive change upon that
icy countenance Of the unburied. The
next moment l beheld his eyelids
flutter; the next they rose entirely,
and the week.old corpse looked me
for a moment in the face.
So much display of life | can my
self swear to. | have heard from
others that he visibly strove to speak,
that his teeth showed in his beard,
and that his brow was contorted as
with an agony Of pain and effort. And
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INSTALLMENT 35.

INSTALLMENT 35.
"You no murderer" inquired Sc
cundra. "You true man? You see me
safe?"
~ will see you safe, if you be in,
nocent," returned Sir William. 81
have said the thing, and l see not
wherefore you should doubt it"
There all murderers," cried Sc,
cundra, ''that is why. He kill-mur.
derer," pointing to Mountain: there
two hire murderers pointing to my
lord and myself-"all gallow-murder.
ers! All, see you all swing in a
rope. Now I go save the sahib; he
see you swing in a rope. The sahib,
he continued, pointing to the grave,
"he not dead. He bury, he not dead
My lord uttered a little noise,
moved nearer to the grave, and stood
and stared in It,
Buried and not dead?" exclaimed
Sir William. What kind Of rant is
this?"
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-03-16

than this it will not eat enough ha!
and succulent feeds such as silage o.
roots.
9. The calf should be taught to ea
grain and hay while it is quite young
10. No Stops should be fed. The
milk, grain, hay, etc., should be fed
separately, and the grain should be
fed dry or nearly SO.
IL. Cleanliness Of pals, troughs
and pens is very important.
IL. Changes Of feed should always
be made gradually instead Of sud
denly. From week to ten days are
needed to complete change.
10. A good Holstein calf can be
raised to six months Of age on $50
pounds of whole milk, $50 pounds of
grain, and $50 pounds of hay This will
cost at current prices about $22. This
is an average figure. Some calves
may cost little less, while others
will cost little more.
IA. Nothing will take the place of
good judgment. All calves are not
alike.
Since 1t has been so universally rec
ognized that there Is no real substi-
tute for milk, it seems like false
economy to attempt substitution of
something cheaper for part Of the
minimum requirement. Little or no
economy is gained, when the risk and
bother are considered.