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Evening star., 1925-03-12

Last month 13c Sale a tremendous
Our customers eagerly srasped the opportunity pur
chase I9c, zoe and Csc drug store needs at the special
price of only 13c. This month going repeat the
wonderful uaIue-giUng eUent and you to
and share in the many bargains.
Evening star., 1925-03-12
WRITING OF FEATURES
URGED FOR BEGINNERS
Star Society Editor Tells Journal
ism Glass Chances Are Slight
in Syndicate Work.

THE writing of special stories usu-
ally offers the best opportunity for
women to enter newspaper work." Mrs.
SalHe ". II. Pickett, society editor of
The Star, told the evening class in
journalism at George Washington Uni
Evening star., 1925-03-12
DELEGATES ARE NAMED
TO MUSIC CONVENTION
Several States Appoint Representa-
tives to World Fellowship
Farley Here.

The governing committee or the
Convention for World Fellowship
Through Music, to be held in WASH
ington for three days of Easter week,
Evening star., 1925-03-12

Some men are so sympathetic that
they are willing to share your last
dollar with you.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
YUMA TEAM WILL.
PLAYL0CAL STARS
AGAIN ON SUNDAY

Yuma 5 crack baseball team will
meet Steve RI Centro nine at
CalcXico in the third and deciding
game of the season 5 series between
thc two clubs. Each club has now
won one game and the winner of
Sunday : contest will be considered
the champion Of Imperial and
uma Valleys.
Green, who stood the local boys on
their heads three wecks ago, VIII be
on the mound for Yuma, with Cassel
doing the receiving. Green has Il
huge assortment OF baftling curves,
bur the local boys believc they can
solve them the next time they are
called upon TO face the swarthy
twlrlCr.
Stevc's tenn will have Nash on
the firing line, and with the sea.
SON ) worst game out of their sys-
TEN last Sunday, the local nine is
hoping for Il victory i'll Sunday :
contest.
! uma is making preparations for
Il big delegation of rooters TO come
over with the team, and il is hoped
that III Centre wui pc wcil repre-
acntcd at the game.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
ALL STAR TEAM
IS SELECTED TO
INVADE THE WEST

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Dee. 10
collected from all sections Of the
east an dlnidGic west an 'all star
tcam, iHcludahg many atl-AmrIcan
nominees, Is nciHg whipped Id'u
shape hcIr Iur H. HNasion of the
west.
Inc team, which il being coached
b Niuiam Navy BIll Ingram,
former /. =. NavaI acdurmy ccach,
VIII lCavc here Sunday lor Han
rraucl.co, Wurr, IT VIII clash w.tn
an allstar western ourit on pcccm-
bcr 20.
ingram, who is head coach al in.
diana umNcr- ", has head ms var
>t,y squad intact in order 10 give
ne stats IrcnN III opposition.
ingram VIII pay III the back
Eclu and otncr members Of the
squad wluth Wul 20 west axe:
rnds rlwcg, .adrqucl;c; SLOANE
Drake; CowcH uaNb and rlkiss.
Iacklcs. >ladc, t1ttsbUrsA; Ed
&ards, Michigan; DAVIS, West \lr,
gInia; Fisher, indiana.
Guards--N "lWick, army; Sia1gh-
ter. Michigan; Hutchinson, army.
tcntcl-uaIbiseh, army.
liackS-rcaSe, CouHn.l; Me.
rhal and ArcAyoN, Dartmouth;
Marks. Indiana; Martiucau, Alm
rosetta; Mycott, Georgia lcch, and
Try, Iowa.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
BOXING PROGRAM
WILL Be STAGED
new YEARS DAY

Directors of the Imperial Valley
Athletic club met last night and
voted to have a boxing card at the
arena on New Year afternoon
this being the first card that has
been scheduled since the club closed
down several weeks ago.
y big double headnncr has been
arranged for the occasion, including
Joe Layman and Joe Brown in one
match and Kid Williams and Kid
Savage IN another. 10th scraps
Will De scheduled fer 10 rounds.
Brown and Laym;n have met here
before and have put up the best
lights that have been seen in the
arena. Both are the smuggling. typo
of fighter and IKE hothfBg ucttcr
than 10 NIX if up.
Williams and Savage have also
fought before, the latter taking the
decision iii Il tIght about lWu years
ago. Williams has greatly improved
his figting since by a long series OF
battles ON the coast. Savage has
not done much fighting, but appear
ed two months ago III the local
arena and gave good account of
himself. Ihis fight should draw
big i'll the valley.
Rid Mex, who has returned to
El Centre, will be seen la one of tho
preliminary scraps.
The fights will be held in the aft =.
erhoon 50 that there will be IIttlc
danger of the fans being cold while
they are i'll progress.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
new YORK SOCIETY TKRONCS new
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN OPENING:
LES CANADEN WIN HOCKEY GAME
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Dec. i6.---Signor Tex
iRickard slipped another FAST one
over the corner Of New York So
eiety last night and his new Madison
son Square Garden was formally
ppened to $4,000 persons
The polnp and eprcmoHv of the
fumx'nary football game, the for
mainly OF n prcsideuiiai .inaugura
tion.N the ostcntatl0usncss OF y
horse show were rivailcd by Tex y
latest. ;mnortatlon for the benefit of
New YORK 5 sport lovers.
Here is what Rickard cooked up
for the inaugural dish of the garden
(which he served on ice:
fhc presence Of Govcruur Gcnrr
rql Byng y foot guards band of Can
ada, which came here with two
Thousand Canadians for the occas.
ion.
Likewise the prcscpcc of the
Wcstpomt baud, which earned u
DRAW IN the cAta,1S> y, ,tathcms.
fhc tossing out OF the first punch
ply Mayor liNlan.
The dedication Of the Prince of
Natcs cup, costing S2,ou0, presented
with the nope thar It viii prove en-.
Iblcn,a'ic oI intcrnatIoiCl r"t.cy
supremacy.
rhc presence Of such noiablcs as
Mr., and Mrs. Payne Whitney, Mrs.
Vincent tstcr Mr. and Mrs ,11nrs
w. tGcrard Frank Crowninshicld,
Mir. and Mrs. Charles :. Sabiu, lr.
vingi Bush, Mrs. Richard +. Wilson,
Clarence If. Mackcy, squadrouS Of
dcbutan,cs and one mndrcd or 50
persons who knew what hockey was.
game of hockey between Les
Canodicns OF Montreal, and the
New York Americans went 10 the
Visitors by the srurr 'uf > to !.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
First Licenses
For 1926 Issued
By Boxing Board
by United Press Leased Wire

SACRAMENTO, Dee. i6.--llold
crs Of the first 1926 licenses issued
by the state athletic commission
were announced today by Walter
iarwood, secretary.
Billy Alger Arizona wildcat, was
given boxer : license No. |. a sec.
ond liccnsc bearing the same mum
eial went to j. G. Burdick of San
| ranc:Sco.
The first manager S placard went
to Tim McGrath of San Francisco,
veteran handler If boxers.
". j. LaWlcy of San Francisco
was the first time keeper to be ii.
ccLscd.
d Bottaro, Sacramento, holds
The lnItlai rcIcIcc card.
Physic S license No. | was re-
eeiNed by DR.. A. 4. Stern of Sac-
rdmcntO.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

Now York.--i'idcl l.anarba, con
oucror of the American ftNWrlGht
a4mri.u, Frankie Gcuaro, will not
meet Jim Lazarus in the Christmas
fund bout December %. Lazarus IS
reported ill.
Now York.---l.ouis "Kii kap-
Ian, who defends his world : feat
cWcight title against Babe Her
Iaan ON Friday night mt lhc new
garden will be able To MAX" the
weight limit. His manag"r denied
. reports that kapian WAS unable -
scale and SAIL that he weighed l2'
pounds AT the beginning Of the week
San Jose.- Eddie Damvicr, local
wclterwcight, drew with Mike
O Lcarv, san Francisco. in their ten
round main event here last night.
The d9G son was unpopular. the
crowd thinking O,Lrarv was the
winner.
San Eafaei, sCai.-3oNing may be
discontinued here because of small
attendance ut last night 5 show ~
(which Billy Adams won from George
lJtt thtl III Aic ibUt III ibullNi VI lIA
main event on technical knockout,
Vallejo, Cal. - Tod Morgan. new
junior lightweight champion was
expected here from san Francisco
To-Day for a visit Of ii few days be
fcre leaving for Los Angeles. Val
lcjo claims Morgan and will do him
tull honor a3 "honsr toxin y boy
=. aile he visits here.
New York. Joey Ross, GOu1g
Jersey C@y f,y"2lllt, may oppose
Fidel LaBarba, iiywcight champions
in one of the bouts on the card 10
he staged in Madison Square Garden
DccemOcr - for the henefit OF the
New York Christmas fund
LaHarba was signed TO meet Jpe
Lazarus. 1orHer Cornell university
sf;Cr. hat theA beif had Ste lpstagslg
rclled ou ,,aacotdt ois tllcs u sfttisss . x
Lazarus.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16

is going to meet very fine foot
bali team but it should have no
great difficulty in wnninY,n says
Hamilton.
WiIbcrt Bach says Washington
should win by one touchdown.
" Alabama,' says Bach, did not
play really strong offensive foe
all season. Washington met Cali,
ftrnia and was the fist college
team to score on the Bears. Ala.
hama IL more likely TO crumble than
Washington, when has defeated
two teams as strongly defensive as
\ ALBANIA.
Franklin Lewis, sporting editor Of
the Tampa Globe, thinks Alabama
should WIN:
Climatic conditions are about
the same for each team 50 Alabama
should be IN better shape.
'tight.ng Eleven
Alabama = greatest asset, SAYS
Harry Cherry, sporting editor of the
Memphis Press, rs tIghting eleven.
Alabama has an excellent chance
against W dslingloH rs the team Is
without a doubt the strongest in this
section.
Bill Ladd, sporting editor of the
Birmingham Post, believes Alabama
las an excellent chance to win
even though the teams probably
will bc closely matched.
Iipp Newman, sporting editor Of
the Birmingham News ana chaIrmaa
of the committee which awarded
Alabama it's second championship,
wired aS~ follows:
"Of course Alabama : victory
over Washington viii depend most y
cn how the players stand up under
the $500 muc trip INTO a warmer
tliuc.'
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
SOUTHERN SPORT WRITERS THINK
ALABAMA TEAM WILL EMERGE AS
VICTORS OVER WASHINGTON U

VI ATLANTA, Ga, Dee. 10 With
Jew exceptions, southern sporting
Friters who closely followed Ala.
Eamas sweep through its 1925
chedule without u ucfcat, op.ne
hat the crimson tide shouid emerge
Ihe victor over Washington in the
IDnual tournament of roses game at
Pasadena, Cal, on New lCa day.
Alabama is my choice, SAD
Fred Dgby, sporting editor OF the
New Orleans Item. incs llnc winch
completely stopped such tine backs
S Nycotf of Georgia Tech, Jones Of
Florida ana Meeks of the MIssis
lippi Aggics, will give George MI
lon, the uig trump card OF the Wash
ngton team, Il pack of trouble.
"Thc Huskbcs line baSlag Cut.
ing hasn I exhibited any rcal class
ma Will be outplaycd. cutting and
wilson form the Forward pass com
)ination and this acrIal attark and
, cutback play that seems to have
puzzicd all the coast teams, feature
nc Washington attack.
See Victory AS Sure
"Poolcy HUBERT ism t far behind
Wilson in all around ablhty ana
probably is Il smarter payer whne
Mack brown is better tlan Captain
fcsrcau so the baekficld strcmetn Is
ust about on q par. ~
II look TOR the Crimson Tide to
kin with three touchdowna at tlh
inal wh h.stlc.
Two southern spt ting writer
vho predict that Washington VIII
lcfeat Alabama are iiarold liamii.
on of the Atlantis Constitution and
Wilbur Bach of The Miami, PA,
Tribune.
"Thc University of Washiustoi.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Here and There
in Sport World

PRINCETON, N. J.--W. w. Roper
will continue to coach the. Princeton
football team for two more wears at
least. he term contract has been
accepted by Roper, who guided his
team to the big three championship
ibis year.
Annapo olis, Md.--Two Of the big,
ges; i:Idocr events Of the -cofleg late
sport this season will be staged at
the naval academy, the national col
lcgiatc swimming championship hav-
ing been added 20 the inte.r ciiegiatc
boxing associate finals.
New York. The Yankees have
signed up two members Of the
scouting fraternity. They are
E" Vinegar Bill - Essick, former
manager Of thc Vernon club in the
Pacitic Coast league. and Eddie
Herr, who was with the st. Louis
Cardinals while Miller Iluggins
managed things there.
Chlcago.--Ikc Davis, iuficldcr Of
the White SOX, is soon to leave n
hospital here, where he has been
since the first play of the opening
game Of the city series, in which ho
sustained Il split knee cap. Ike will
return to his home i'll Taft, Califor
MIA.
South Bend, Ind. = An official
statement from Nntre Dame OH its
uositaon regarding the Rocknc-C
lumbia affair was promised for
saMC ti-;c today.
Chicago Cubs have sign
cd their 1926 contract They are:
Clar.cy Grimm, first bascman; Guy
doe Bush, pitcher and Clark Pit
trItu,r s,trt iufirllrr
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
MISSING BROKER OWES
CUSTOMERS HALF MILLION

NEW IOKN, Dec. IO.--AIbcri
Brnschcr, prominent broker, has
been missing from his office and
home since December |, the state at
torney genera! S office revealed af-
ter alleging that BenSchcr owed his
customer approximately 100000.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
Charge H. S. Boys
Played as Pros
uy United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Dee. IL. - \ profcs
sonal football scandal, iinN ol%ine
the charge that four high school
boys Of Chicago were induced to
participate in the game between the
Chicago Cardinals and the Milwau,
kee team of professional football
play crs here last Thursday, was un-
dcl investigation today.
E.C. Dclaporte, supervisor OF
athletics in the public schools, an
nounccd that four prominent high
school athletes had played with the
Milw ukc6 team under assumed
hames.
The youths said they were told
i, W. Il practice game.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
So. California
:. Sporting Briefs
by United Press Leased Wire

Los AAGELhS, Dec. iG.-four
htavywcishts and two lightwcIghts
are scheduled to 90 80 rounds i'll
three lO.round bouts at thee Olym.
pic auditorium tonight.
Suly Montgomery, former Center
college footbali prayer, no,,s kalph
smith, Los Angcics.
Billy Wallace and johnny Lamar
should furnish the fans an interest
ing time when they meet in the
scmi-windup. They are both top
notch lightwcights,
Ernie Owens and Captain Bob
Roper clash in the opening bout Of
the evening. The palr pu, up ii sen.
sational battle at lIonywood two
weeks ago i'll six rounds.
Failure to secure permission from
the state boxing commission to stage
boxing bouts next Saturday after
noon has caused Dick Donald TO
call OFT his three l0-round bouts at
the Ascot arena.
llowCvcrc, Donald will take over
the Vernon bali park next Tuesday,
instead, II was reported today. An.
nounccmcnt to tins effect is expect
cd with the boxing commission 5
acquicsccncc.
The Haskell Indians are schedul.
ed TO arrive in Los Angeles tomor.
row for their football game with
the Los Angeles Athletic club team
at Nriglv f1cld Saturday.
Haskell has one of the finest In
dian teams in history and has made
u very impressive record this season.
Bob Burger, guard Of This sea
sen 5 Pomona college football team,
has been elected captain of next
car 5 squad.
Following the lead of the Los An.
"H"S arenas, Wilmington will cut
,. the short preliminary bouts
tonight and IN their place stag"
three 10 FOUNDERS.
Andre Dupre, former French
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
THE WEATHER

Los Angeles and Vicinity; Fair
tonight and Thursday with modcr-
ate temperatures.
Southern California: Fair and
cool tonight and Thursday; frost
in the interior in the morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
IT'S A GREAT

| Keep her happy-it's fine
way to keep your own life unruf-
fled. Keep her happy aud the
children will catch the spirit OF
a happy life. This laundry has Il
mission We take w0shday and
ironday ut Of the home. ours
is "A real, sanitary, helpful, call
for nd.dcliver service that helps
you to keep her happy. y phone
call will bring our representative
to your door.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
THE PRESS ASSIFIED SECTION
6 ~
WANT ADS

POULTRY-Bougn, ana sold. Mar
ket prices. Dressed or undressed.
Phone SOW. 1866 Adams st. 7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
California ~"
Has Cinder Track

BERKELEY, Dee. l6, - Several
truckioads of cinders have been sitt-
ed on the University of California
track here. This will be Il great
Improvement over last wear as the
track can De used regardless Of
weather. Last ycar the dirt track
turned to mud with rain, which was
handicap to runners.
Although the track will be in cX-
cr!lcnt condition it is undecided il
the annual Sianford-Calitornia meet
viii be held here for the blcachrrs
are not large enough to accommodate
the crowds.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16

fcathcrwcigh; champion, will meet
Trench King san .Joaquin junior
lightweight, in the main event.
doe Brown fights Buck Curtis aud
Sailor Gen" Rcd;rk battles Dick
Dundee in the other two bouts.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16

FUN fhtHA ANGE-I0 acres; I
acres in 7 year old navat oranges
balance vacant. s room house.
Riverside dlstrlct. Also or ~
acres, Z year old navel oranges,
good grove, plenty water, priced
right. Hlvcrsidc district. 70 eX-
cnangc for good Imperial Valley
land. Let us have your listin2s
with legal description, price and
encunbrance. Whittier Realty
Co. 2O9 +. Phila ST. Whittier,
Cal 9 10 l6 II
FOR EXCHANGE 10 acres full
bcaring NalcncIas with good crop
ch trees, %lUUU,' house, interest IN
pumping plant, also gravity wa
ter, tractor and tools, school bus
passes pace. Located between two
main travelled boulevards in alb
solutely trostlcss district clJse %
1Oothus. want imperial, must
be 1irst class, no otncrs need ap
ply. frlvatc party. Box 3Jl, Il.
u. 40. /, Orange, ,allt. I6t3
FOR NT-Unfurnished 1 room
...,modcrn house. small family pre-
1tcrE.u. Rear 634 so. oth Iot3
LOST-Bctwecn Mason's Auto
camp grounds and Date ranch On
sah lnego highway, black check
book, containing ;uto Incense, cur.
rcncy, pass BOOK name L.. ). Ed
rld9t. Return to Press office. Re
ward. lots
WANTED-IIousc w cleaning by the
hour or day. Write lress Box
s9l. i, l6t2
FOR SALE Electric wa si,cr.. Rea,
soma Die. lihose 94o j. 1Il4 State
street. 4 =. l6t3
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FIRST class all around carpenter
wants work by day or contract.
L. y. Box lSl. 1918
WANTED-Dairy with so COWS or
more on shares or wages. Good
reference. Il. /, Box l15. l6tJ
FOR RENT-Attractive unfurnishcd
eungaiO", just complctcd, .Of State.
Strictly modern, including electric
range and water heater. Phone
miss Bowman, court house 20.
we'd fri sat
MlLkER -. Married, American,
wants work on ranch. Address
kite i, Box ll5, FL Ccntro. l6t3
lMPERlAL evcrwear felt rugs.
Beautirui Christmas prescnts $l.lo
up. Other rug bargains. ,ail at
tefhoons. Block west San Dicso
hIghNay. Daddy Plunkctyz lutI
HE'LL WAN NTED--loung lads book
keeper, with autumoulic expert
cnct preferred. Auurcse Box 1873,
III CchtrO. l6t-
FOR SALE-Trap drummer s outfit
complete. SacIItIcc for cash. f..
hoover, Box JSl, city. lot.
- ~
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16

FOX SALE-Wouldn't you like to
own this S.acre dairy ranch To-
Gated on beautiful Euclid avenue
Ill the heart OF inc wonderful
Cntario'Chino dairy district
Good dairy barn, slIo, outbuild-
ings, domestic well, irrigation wa
ter, room bungalow, 4 lovely
homo plac, III a community Whclc
schools and other advantages are
the very best. Priced at $4,000.
Good terms. Ler us show it to
you. Ball {. Austin, Realtors, 100
West A ST.. Ontario, Calf. l6.t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16

FOR SALE--40 acres, good iil..
provcmcntS. Cotton or alfalfa or
vegetable land. Sandy loan sost.
j.. miles of Corcoran cotton gins.
and mills. Cash payment down.
and balance on good terms. GSss-
Allison, Box 1l5 Coreoran, CrE
15t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16

YOUNG MAN-Convalcscing from
illness wants light work. Write
Press Box SSS. 15t2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-12-16
SPECIAL Notice

VALLEY kOuFERS and painters.
Contractors. Phone 366W. Office
527 So. Fourth st. Ell Centre, Cal
lott
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-05-28

DUCK RAISING is
WORTH CONSIDERING

The average farm has all the facil-
tiles which are necessary for the rails
ing of a goodly number of ducks and
with little outlay may add eonsid-
erably to the farm income from that
source.
Duck raising in some sections of the
country has become greatly special
lied industry. 1t is hardly advisable
for the average person to go into it
extensively, at least not until he has
become acquainted with handling
ducks on smaller scale. However,
ducks do afford q side line to the regu-
lar poultry business of the farm that
is worthy of the consideration of the
average person.
The houses which are needed for
ducks are simple affairs. They are
plain and comfortable and need very
little furnishings. Generally on every
farm there is small shed or building
that can be used for this purpose.
Warmth is not essential TO the extent
that is necessary with hens, but if it
is dry and protected it will generally
serve the purpose. Ducks should not
be closely confined.
Artificial incubation and brooding
are used almost entirely by the large
producers of ducks, but under most
farm conditions the incubation and
Drooding will be mostly done by hens
or py ducks. Berore the mems are put
on the eggs and again before the duck
lings are given to her she should be
thoroughly busted with insecticides.
The nest should be Watched for lice
and treated as may be necessary.
The feed of the ducks in nature is
both vegetable and animal. In the
wild state they get a great deal Of
their food along the creeks and
marshes. This type of food needs to
be initiated to some extent. The duck
has no crop like the chicken the food
passing directly to the gizzard and as
a consequence they are not fitted for
as much hard food as chickens. In
fact, a large number of the profess
siOnal raisers depends largely on soft
foods. However, under farm condi-
lions where the ducks have free range
the problem is not so difficult and
most of the additional feed will be
grains. Feed that is adapted to pro-
ducing growth on chickens will answer
the purpose for ducklings without go
ing to the expense and inconvenience
of mixing additional rations. The main
difference that will be noted by the
beginner is that the ducklings make a
faster growth and therefore they will
consume a larger amount of food.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-05-28
Sick Fowls Afterwards
Are Usually Worthless

When fowl becomes ailing and
emaciated it most often denotes either
tubercular condition or coccidiosis.
Such hens, should they recover, are
poor layers and are apt to pass their
weaknesses. to their offspring. Seldom
will they get well and fatten to mar
ketable condition, so it is a money
saving method to kill and burn their
carcasses.
AS the majority of poultry diseases
are contagious, retaining such birds
menaces the present health of the
ones. Often one sees an emaciated
hen walking stiff-legged about a hen
house Such birds almost always die
without human aid, but while alive
very likely infect other fowls as well
as the yard where the remainder of
the flock runs. Whole flocks are often
devastated through the owners neg
lect of destroying worthless individual
hens
If flock owners realized that through
ignoring such present menaces they
are inviting weakly flocks in ensuing
years, more Importance would be
placed on the necessity for immedi-
ately killing and burning hens or grow
ing stock that becomes ailing, espe-
cially those which get decidedly poor
in flesh, an almost unfailing tubercu-
lar indication.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1925-05-28
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Poultry Hints

a5a1fSSsSp q Il 8stsaa
Keep young stock growing.
Protect hens and young stock from
the sun.
A clean, dsinfected poultry house
gives the laying hens a chance to do
their share
Sensible people are willing to pool
their interests and cooperate in com
mon cause. Are farmers sensible peo-
pie?
The brooder house floor should be
covered with fine gravel or sand, over
which is scattered a litter of alfalfa or
clover leaves if available.
Proper care of the chicks during the
brooding season will do much to stop
up one Of the important leaks in the
poultry business.
In warm weather the hens can be
dipped in solution of sodium fluoride
made by dissolving an ounce of the
material in gallon of water.
Salt in excess is poisonous to chick
ems. If salty water. is thrown where
chickens caa drink it or if salt is mixed
with the feed in quantity chickens may
be poisoned.