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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
WITRDRAWS RUM
DRIVER CHARGE
But Police Reopen Case and
Trial Now On

After swearing 90 warrant and
cruising the arrest Of W. J. logaN
Seattle broker on q charge ~ rcck.
lsss driving. Harry ~ shade, So.
attic merchant. aaionishcd police
court officials and police traffic
men Thursday by Iopudiaiing his
signature and statements
Tho case WAS dismissed but re
opened by tho police. and Logas
bail fot for $3.50. Twfnc Chief
Frank Fupua then ordered Shades
arrest aud "a bench warrant was
issued 80 forcr him TO appear and
testify He was located Thursday
morning and tho trial OF 1oeas re-.
opened
ON February n large llmou-
sine. occupied by number Of Sc.
attlc soclcty women and men
plunged into n pile Of brick at
E.astlako ave. and Edgar a. and
went over m cmbankment. No one
was injured. but shade said he
witnessed the accident. lie said tho
occupants were an drunk. lie saw
several liquor bottles, he added.
Logas admitted driving the car.
bu, denied there was liquor present.
Shade signed tho reckless driving
warrant and the case was set for
trial Thursday morninE when TIN
case was called the police were
given an affidavit from shade.
his charges and saying
that he was leaving town indef-
intely and might be gone three
months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
BACK MITCHELL
California Naval Officers
IndorSe Statements

SAN PEDRO. Cal, Feb. 1s-Brig.
Cen Mitchclrs claims Of the SUI
priority Of aircraft over batileships
were indorsed b Pacific coast naval
officers today. following series Of
bombing demonstrations in the local
harbor.
Five giant seaplanss, dropping
bombs with deadly accuracy on n
moving target from an altitude Of
: 200 feet. demonstrated conclusive
Is that the batfleship Is easy prey
for aircraft. according 70 Lieut.
Com. ]. y. strong OF naval bombing
squadron No. 2. which staged the
tests.
Brig. Cen. Mitchell was abso-
iutely correct as to the effective
ness Of bombardment from the air
mon war vessels. the officer de-
clared. we have known 1t for
long time. but our demonstrations
yesterday proved IT."
other officers OF the feet. In
Guiding Admiral F. Robinson and
cant. Sanford +. Moses. commander
Of navy aircraft in Southern Cali
fornia waters. expressed similar
opinions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Wife KILLS SELF
Letters Say Too Poor TO
Face Baby'S Arrival

Leaving letters 20 her mother and
her friend. In which shc said she
feared 20 become mother. due 20
poverty. Ms Pcarl Johnson killed
herself and her pet dog with gas AZ
her home 1915 Remington court,
"Wednesday eycuink.
Her mother Mrs Minnie Young.
sos Yakima ave. Yakima, was un-
able when questioned this morning.
20 give ans reason FOR tho suicide
other than possible dependency over
tho death of her husband last b.,
eembcr and the loss Of her child,
some time before
The note 90 her friend waa ad.
dressed 10 otto Kindiund. on the
motorship Oregon az the Alaska
steamship company. and read
Daddy. / am going TO have a baby
and can't 1.-Two this way. broke. Love
and kisses. from Your Honey Girl"
Tho dog. her sole companion. was
lying a few feet away from Mrs
Johnson Ia her room. Both were far
beyond recovery when discovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
DENY SUMMONS
Mitchell Says He Has Not
Been Called by Coolidge

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10. - Brig.
Gen. william Mitchell, assistant
chief Of the air service, told the
house aircraft investigating commit
toe today that he has not been
summoned TO the White House by
President Coolidge "a reported.
Therenpon Representative Perkins
Of New Jersey. republican. chairman
az the investigating committee, as
sumed full responsibility for circu-
lafion OF the report that Mitchell
had been called TO the White House
20 be offered the choice Of resign
ing or dernotion, declaring he had
been given the Information by "an
authority that always has been
good"
PERKINS said ne did not doubt the
authenticity of the information and
therefore gave II 10 the press.
The white House today continued
M refuse either TO affirm or deny
that a summons TO Mitchell had
been issued or was contemplated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
AIR FIGHT
STARTS ON PAGE l

inE made by Brig Gen Mitchell be-
fore tho aircraft Investigation now
in progress IN congress
The report said the effectivencsz
OF aerial bombing attacks has been
greatly oycrcstimatcd. An enemy
fleet could not sink the ships Of a
floating battle fleet under wartime
conditions
The board recommended q con-
structlon program costing $4,000, =
600 a year. but the president cut
this drasticaiiy HIS recommended
tons 20 congress. based on the re-
port. include the modernization Of
three coaI-buruing batileships. the
completing of two aircraft carriers,
the construction Of two cruisers and
an additional annual expenditure 81
So. 100000 Tor airpianes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19

EAGLES Of the United States are
IL turning their eyes towards Sc,
attic, cradle Of the organization. FOR
the laying OF tho cornerstone Of the
milllon-dollar home % Mother Aeric
No. !. here sunday. otto r. Dclusc.
grand worthy president % the or,
gan.mtion declared THURSDAY.
Mr. Deiusr. Mrs Deluse and their
daughter. Norma. arc ~ Tho olym
pic Hotel. having arrived from In.
danapolis Thursday over the Great
Northern. Wednesday they visited
wenatchcc Eagles.
Heads % the state and local lodge
met Dclusc Thursday. In the com.
mlticc were A. " Bcdick, o. snoho
mlsh. stale auditor. Frank Dowd.
veteran secretary % the Seattle
lodge. Henry Beck. state Insurance
director. and L. " Wcstsrman. ma.
tiouai trustee.
r. NJ Kinnear veteran Eagle. and
Mrs kinncar viii entertain the sis.
ilors during q part - their stay
Deluse said that SUNDAY. when tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
War Decorations
Taken by Robber

Var medals and decorations from
ss spanish and Philippine wars
us s,olen from the home % X. H.
Ersaire. s50e Goth ave. :. Wednes-
b. aisht Medals for Workmanship
"a ihe ri1e and revolver. together
nA clothing and lewelry. were
u raksn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
SAY THEY WILL
NAME SLAYER
Mccoy Attorneys 10 Tell
Who Killed Mrs. MOrS

los ANGELES. Feb 10 urelar.
ing thcy will name the mystery alas
sr OF Mrs Theresa Mors. kid AIc
CoyH last sweetheart. attorneys for
tho "a pugiliat began their fght TO.
day Go have him declared insane.
I'VE rNprct 90 show that Alu
Nors neither killed herself nor Was
slain bl kid Mccoy" George shrgye.
defense counsel declared More
over. Nc plan 90 name the man
wc believe killed Mrs. Mors
Attorney shroye said the defense
would show Mccoy was insane
when De testified az q previous trial
that ne saw Mr.. Mors "lako her
own life
Mccoy Is facing trial ON Charge
OF robbery ana assault to murder
resulting fron bullet rampage m
the Mors antique shop the morning
after Mrs. Mora' death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
ASK REGULATION
OF BUTTER
State Control at
Creamery Convention

state regulation. FOR the purpose
of maintaining high uniform
standard OF butter was tho prof
rcrcd advice Of Dc. J Frey. Of
the California department 81 nErl.
culture. in an address yesterday be.
fore the annual convention Of tho
Washington Creamery Operators
association,
Or Frey stated that a uniform
high standard Of The product h tho
best Insurance against a surplus Of
butter on the market.
v u, Chappell. dairy instructor
at the Oregon Agricultural college
declared that the butter makers
obligation began from the moment
The cream reached tho creamery
and that the cream should be
churnsd room amer pasteurialion.
10 insure the beat results.
Other speakers were J e. laml.
son. Professor O. p iiunEikcr and
Professor e. Marker.
" r. Turner. ~ Seattle. was rc
elected president. q l.. Ainrworth.
% Spokane. first vice president. 3.
Olson. second Vice president and l..
". Hanson. secretary treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
BIC Pipe ORDER
Local Concern Receives
Contract for Construction

4 contract has just been awarded
tho Federal Pipe 4 Tank Co. for
5000 feet OF isfoot inside diameter
wood stave pipe FOR the Montana
Power company. OF Butte. Construc.
ton will be started in the Madison
river canyon. near Norris. Mont.
about the first Of June.
The pipe Is 20 be used az pen.
stock for the Madison river plant.
the latest Of the Montana Power
companys iydro-eIectric develop.
ments.
Being one OF the largest recent
contracts for wood stavc pipe. II en-.
phasizes the growing demand Tor
this pipe. made from Washington
Douglas fir. for the carrying and
conserving Of water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Young Auto Thief
Captured by Owner

Cecil Paulson, is was captured
carly Thursday morning on n charge
81 stealing an automobile from ".
l. Defoe. Waldorf hotel Dcfoe and
Merchant Pairolman Tom Shcrwtn
saw the youth In the car and held
him until p9trolman 4. l. Delaney
arrived TO arrest him
The capture was effected az Third
ave, and Madison 81. after Dofoc
had spen, several hours tramping
the streets in search 81 his lost 60.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Discuss City Rule
at Michigan Meet

The commissioner form OF gov
eminent. it's experiences and results.
will be discussed by Daniel Earle
at the monthly meeting Of former
residents OF Michigan to be held
at Mannlng's cafeteria Friday, Feb.
ruary 20 at $50 y. m.
Julius @. Day will talk on
George Washington and American
Ideals" \ i5.mlnute talk will also
be given by a member OF the Pac-
ific Northwest Products committee
OF the Chamber OF Commerce. All
former residents OF Michigan are
welcome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
CAR, DERAILED,
KILLS MAN
Fifteen Injured in Frisco
Power Project Accident

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb TO- ono
man was killed. another probably
fatally injured and ~ others badly
hurt when work car on tho city'a
Hetch Hetchy power prolec, was dc.
milod and plunged from a sotoot
irosilc between Wcst Portal and
Moccnsin creek today
W. Davis. lahorcr. WIS thrown
from the car when n mnrhrd sud
denly while crossing the trestle Re
was hurled under tho trucks. dcmil.
ing tho car and throwing J., into tho
onuyou.
DavB death y tho f2nd on the
project ainec 1899 Names OF the
men Injured wcrc not given in The
message 10 tho city engineers office
here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
HIJACKERS FAIL
One Dead, Two Wounded in
Battle Over MoonShlne

Albert Kimbsn. OF Auaeortss an
alleged 'hUackcr." ls dead. and Roy
Thompson. Of f.vorrtt b In the Sno.
homish General hospital probably
fatally wounded as a result Of q
battle between tho ''hijackern' and
the guards u a store Of moonshinc.
Dean kimhal also was wounded IN
the fray and deputy fhcriffs Of sno.
homlsh county arr searching for a
man known 90 them On Frank
According 10 tho sberiffs version.
Thompson ana Prank" were IN the
house when the Kimbail brothers
attacked them in an effort 10 nc.
quirc the liquor stored there.
Thompson and Dean Kimbail are
tn the hospital. under technical mr..
rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
ELECT KINGSLEY
Portland Lumberman Heads
Northwest Association

T. u. Kingsley. Of Portland for
nearly a quarter Of a century one
Of the most successful saw mill on
orators in the Pacific Northwest.
has been elected president Of tho
West Coast Lumbermens associa-
lion. His election occurred Wcdnes-
day at a meeting Of the board OF
directors in Portland Mr. Kingsley
succeeds Ernest Dodge OF Tacoma.
c. II. johnson. president Of the
Pacific Spruce corporation, Toledo.
Orc. and James II. Prentice, sccre-
tary OF Bioedel- Donovan Lumber
Mills. Beningham. we're elected vice
presidents. j. T. Manloy. secretary
OF the Manley. Moore Lumber Co, OF
Tacoma. was elected treasurer. and
Robert y. Alien. Of Seattle, sccre-
tary-manaEer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Dahlby Is Host to
Rival Candidates

Al o public raily Friday night
Henry q. Dahby. candidate Tor the
city council. win bc host to mum.
her Of other candidates FOR the
some rosltion. This mecllnE VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
DENIES MAKING
ROBBERY PLANS

Mrs. Fasick denied knowing
Doolcy. denied plotting any holdup
or robbery. denied being near "the
Bon" as testified for the state. prior
to the robbery. and claimed that she
was at home III when the robbery
was staged.
she substantiated testimony OF Or.
r.. a. SchlllinE earlier in the day that
he had treated her for Cramps.
spasms and nervous breakdown" at
the Stanley apartments, about 2:2O.
the time OF the crime. SchillinE's
testimony was the big point for her,
and was mistaken. despite n LONG
and savage onslaught by Colyin.
Testimony OF Frank Briggs. ex.
Seattle policeman. who sought TO es.
tablish an alIbi for Dooley by saying
he was at the Rankin hotel. Kelso.
on the night before the robbery. and
again on the following day. suffered
when Colyln compelled him TO say
that he didn't remember being fined
$40 for being drunk In police court
here In 1929. that he might have been
fined 500 for n liquor violation in
the same year, and that he pleaded
guilty before G. a. Pollen. justice OF
tho peace in Kelso. 10 possession OF
liquor last August 80.
His wife. Edna. waitress al the
Lotus cafe. in Kclso. said she re-
mcmbered seeing Doolcy Mt Long.
view August at Billie Sunday
sermon. and waited on him several
days later In kelso.
Robert Peechin. garage man at
Portland. and friend OF the Doolcy
family. remembered Doolcy wns in
Portland on August at noon. Anna
Krull. lady barber at 22i Third ave.
s.. remembered seeing Fasick near
his place Of business on the after.
noon Of August g.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
May Allison Starts
Action for Divorce

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. 19.-Muy Al.
lison. film actress. began formal
proceedings today for divorce
from her husband, Robert Ellis
Reel, following three years OF do.
mostic discord
Since their separation. three years
ago, the actress and her husband
have had several rcconciliations.
The suit was filed yesterday. with
the actress retruu from New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Germany Must Pay
Lusitania Claims

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. 49, Ger
many is obligated to pay damages to
American survivors OF British sub
jects who lost their lives in the sink
ing OF the Lusitania. tho umpire or
the mixed claims commission ndjudi-
eating Gorman.American war claims
decided in n decision handed down
Today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Consider Repair of
Laurelhurst Bridge

Consideration OF the possible repair
OF tho I.aurelhurst trestlc between
tho university campus and Laurel.
hurst was the first duty Of Acting
Mayor Bertha Landcs on taking over
tho reins OF government Thursday
morning
Inurelhurst residents plead that
the trestlc. which has been closed
10 nll traffic. could be put in shape
for automobiles and would save them
n long. roundabout route they are
forced 10 follow to reach their homes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
KILLED IN RIOT
San Quentin Prisoners in
Free for-AIl Fight

SAN QUENTIN PENTTEN.
TIARY.. Cal. Feb. 1p.-Antonio
Hernandez OF Imperial county. was
killed and several other prisoners
were hurt. when a free for all
fight broke out in the mess hall
corridors here last night
SmugR-sd knives. clubs. fists and
heavily booted feet were used free
ly in the melee. which developed
from a quarrel between Mexican
and white prisoners.
Guards quelled the riot and sent
80 prisoners. both whites and Mex.
leans, TO solitary"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
savings Conference
Session Is Opened

an FRANCISCO, Fob, i9-Thc
Eaual meeting OF delegates 10 the
fzfkrn regional savings confer.
M bed under the auspices Of the
lnsFssn Bankers association, open
stAsv toAly Alvin =. Howard Of
yx Ogleans. president % the saw
% hank division % the national
rRnti0n delivered the opening
flrxa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
STATE LUMBER AND
BABY OUTPUT WOULD
REACH 1000 MILES

U,HE Industrial department Of
l. the Chicago. Milwaukee &
81. Pau railway estimates that
the annual output Of lumber In
the state Of Washington would
load n string OF freight cars
reaching from New York 10
Denver. And city Ticket Agent
o. y. Richards figures that the
annual birth rate in this state
would fll sufficient passenger
coaches 20 reach from Seattle TO
Denver. This would make solid
train from here 10 New York,
uy way OF Denver, loaded with
washington products only.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19

cornerstone OF the temple viii be
laid. IN a red.lettcr day in the his.
tory % the fraternity.
Seattle Is not only tho mother o.
Easlcdom, but its Euidigs star" De.
lusr said. The accomplishments ~
the local lodge set on example Tor
tho entire country Tho eyes of the
$50 600 members of the order thru.
out the nation will he conferred here
sunday when the cornerstone Of
your ucw building Is laid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Police Brighten
Would-Be Thieves

The timely arrival Of Pafrolmen
Il l.. Osborn and Il. II McCurdy pre-.
vented the looiinE Of Piggy WigE
D. grocery at 23rd ave. and = Union
a.. early Thursday morning
Thieves. probably with tho inten-
tion 81 stealing the safe. tried 20
force an entrance thru the door. bur
gave up the attempt and escaped
when the officers approached.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19

be the i1st big Dahlby meeting
prior 70 tho primary election. The
public b. invited Tho meeting viii
he held a y. m. in the Vasa hall.
2fth ave. and Market ST.. Ballard.
At noon Thursday. II. VI. West
ran with other candidates. spoke be
fore the Women's club at the Y.
W {. 4. aud before the Young
Mems Republican club at the But
Ter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
MRS. FasICK On
WITNESS STAND

Airs Fasiok. slim and blonde.
took the stand in her own behalf
late Wednesday afternoon Her
husband had testified earlier in the
day
Judge Gillian advised the jury
that It could harbor no prejudice
against Dooley simply because he
did not choose TO take the stand.
He dismissed the jury Tor the
day with a parting injunction TO
weigh allbi testimony extremely
gs.roft,fl,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
BON TRIAL
STARTS ON PAGE 1

examination campaign 20 try 20
shake the alihi testimony which AZ.
torncys Jack Sullivan. John r. Dore
and II. c Agnew piled up thruout
tho day.
Both sides rested at sis p m.
after strong rehuttal testimony BY
Detective serEt. Chad Ballard that
he had found Fasick absent from his
barroom 1T 2i0 Occidental ave. when
he went TO get him shortly after the
holdup. FasiclS appeared from wash.
lngton ST.. lu his own car, he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
Find Clothes; Fear
Suicide, Foul Play

Fearing that George w Porter
said 10 be an Anacortes barber. has
committed suicide or Is victim Of
amnesia. Police Chief Fred &. Grant.
OF Kent, Thursday asked Seattle
newspapers TO help him trace the
man. Porter's hat. his suitcase and
some papers bearing his name were
found on the banks Of slough near
Kent a few days ago
King county authorities assert Por.
ter may have met with foul play.
Grant has been informed that Porter
left Anaeortes December IL. intend.
ing 10 go to Aberdeen. Since that
time nothing has been heard OF him
until tho discovery OF hts belongings
near Kent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
hob lNTERURHAl
| ON WAY HERE
andits Hold Up Passenger
coming From Everett
ssY TAKE ABOUT S2OC
limo From Car and Elude
Pursuit OF PoSSemen

oNNrY authorities in an parts
II a Northwestern Washington
- xfrkinE. run Hizt fut two
s.s,. who. Wednesday night
- wild West holdup OF a
,,s,sloand Everett iutcrurhan
,pi escaped with about ss0o
- he passengers The bandits
=. also passengers GA the ear
s,,dfg James Mccullough. of Nv
- notified % tbe robbery, had a
-. out an Wednesday night, in
,.a-s that The men may have
IA A automobile waiting Tor them
:, ,sn as they Jumped rrom the
= rhs holdup occurred IN snoho-
- county. near the Everett COX
:, ecursc.
~ two holdup men were pas
,,vrs IN the smoking ComIart.
-, uhen thc car left Everett.
.srsk besore Z p. m one Of them
- ana tapped on the glass par
~, behind Mciorman j, y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
| SlNDITs ESCAPE
| ZION COACH

m nrst bandit then slipped from
I. lgoat end % the car and tEN car
vs. started toward Everett. the sec.
- ran dropping of after it had
rrsled apout n quarter % n mile
sguni the Lowell siding bridge
~ car was stopped again fur
~ down the track and q telephone
usage vas sent 90 Mccullough.
or passenger. his name unknown.
! rgcrted to have lost SIS J.. A.
|nrou. Portland travelling man.
b is5a. according 20 the report
: M sheriff. The bandits over.
hssa hsrgc sum carried by q. s
Eazan. iill Madison ST.. Seattle:
* Is frum Frank Baumgartner OF
& Hcse Bids. and S. from J NJ
Esant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19
.seakN ARE
.mI RnIllERkn

n ether man went 20 tho rear
,4,srm and held w Conductor a.
ll1nson. Then thr other covered
ly hcs with a mask and. holding q
~ 70 the moiormhn's back. com,
- him % doff his cap and collect
,sr'rbutsns from the IS passen.
rs "a the car. calamity allowing
8 vCmen 20 remain unmolested
MA placins the motorman. and
so.raor iu the smoking eompsrt
m, the TWO bandits. one masked
"a col. the other nervous, went
~ thru jhe main section, search.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-19

If you are ready to buy a good
home you viii find a large variety
among The Star Want Ad columns.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1925-02-20
Winning Pig Litter Was
Given Run of Pasture

The lucky farmer In the ton-litter
contest Of Indiana was W. r. Parks.
His ten pure-bred Poland China pigs
tipped the scales at 2.774 pounds.
Here Ia how he fed the SOW and
pigs. The mother got corn, some
tankage and little skim milk. and
the run Of mixed clover and timothy
pasture. while she carried her litter.
After narrowing, a thin slop Of
bran and shorts was fed for three
or four days. Corn was added on the
nth day and tankage when the pigs
were a week old. Feed was gradually
Increased until the sows were getting
/ liberal feed by the time the pigs
were two weeks old.
Pigs were started to eating on .
slop of shorts and skim milk. and were
fed by hand in creep" Corn was
added q couple of weeks before wean-
ing. After weaving the pigs were fed
corn, shorts and skim milk and had
the run Of clover pasture.
''The pigs did exceptionally well
from the start" said Mr.. Parks. "One
big reason was because 1 kept the
sows and their litters out Of the old
hog lots. The pigs were always
thrifty and healthy; none Of them
were runted. 1t pays TO keep young
pigs where there is no danger Of them
becoming infected with parasites and
disease"