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Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25
FOG DELAYS PLANES FROM
 FLYING NOME
GUARD OF HONOR OVER RE- MAINS UPON ARRIVAL
 AT NOME

NOME, Feb, 26, R,-Foggy conditions between the s. s. Ma nnk and Teller continue to delay the funeral cortege. Pilot Gillian expects to fly back with the Stearman plane Pilot Crosson will probably leave the Waco plane behind and come first if good weather holds.
 Services will be held at the landing field upon the arrival here and representatives of the United States, Canada and Sow jet flying corps will attend.
 Coast guard members will form a guard of honor over the re- mains until the take-off for Fairbanks.
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Handing Beam'' Leqd
 Pilot T'o Field In Fog

WASHINGTON, Feb, 24, ib- Hazards of landing in dense fogs may be eliminated by a 'high-fre- quency landing beam" being per fected by Dr. J. H. Dellinger, bu- reau of standards.
 The beam will not only lead a pilot to the landing field but will enable him to "slide down" for the actual landing. The pilot will pick up the beam at an altitude of 2,000 feet when 3 miles from a field and be led directly to the ground regardless of the rensity of the fog
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Raw Munition Material
 Are Near Neuy Depot

HAWTHORNE. Nev.. Feb, 24. lPy
 The new s3,500,O0O naval muni- tions depot under construction here is close to an abundance of prac- tically all the raw materials that enter into the manufacture of munitions.
 Within radius of 50 miles are big deposits of pure alum, sulphur, kaolin, barium, bentonite, hemitite iron, diatomaceous earth and bru- cite, the latter magnesium hy- drate. The sage covered hills also abound in lead, copper, zinc and other lesser minerals.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25

passes with results Geyar and Green tossed baskets in rapid suc- icession as Seward guards kept the
 ball away from enemy forwards ILakshas got thru for basket. and on Nevilies foul. Lawson. deliber- ataly and accurately made good
 the point. Davis shot basket. bringing the score to Anchorage 18 .and Seward V, bit the- fireworks were due to commence ana MAI
 Cauley started it by perfoFating .the much shot at wire hoop for two goals. Davis pulled up with lame
 knee and the referee called time
 out. After resuming, Geyer brought tn Seward count to 15 with bas-
 ket from under the net. Hopkins ,fouled Lakshas while the latter was shooting. Lakshas, awarded two free throws, converted one. Score, Anchorage 19, Seward 15.
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Indian Legends Indicate
 He Hunted Mammoth

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 24, (P)-In- dian tales suggesting that the Red
 man once hunted the ancient ele- Iphant, the mammoth, in North America, are submitted to the American Association for the Ad-
 vancement of Science.
 "A report by Prof. William Duncan Shrong, of the University of Ne braska, says one of these stories comes from the Naskapi Indians |of northern Labrador The hero of the tale, after killing the mon ster' used its ears for bed.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25
AFTER THE GAME

After tonight's game, the s. A. C Women's basketball members will entertain the visiting team of An chorage ladies and the four bas- ketball teams in Seward and their friends. The festivities, which will be in the form of a dance and rel treatments, will be held in tn s. A. Q. hall Also as special attrac- tion for tonight's games, the wo- men have arranged for the tennpor- ary installing of the musical equip ment from the Liberty theatre.
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A DRY SURVEY

SEATTLE, Feb, 25, [P)-Ar- thur w. Henderson, special as- sistant attorney general, is on his way here to make survey of the prohibition administra- tion in Alaska, Washington and Oregon, Anthony Savage, U. s. attorney for Western Washing ton, has been notified.
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FOURTH QUARTER

Geyer shot a Seward basket, but
 Lawson, Anchorage stellar light,
 offset it. McCauley made up the two points by neatly converting on
 the fouls of Davis and Lakshas, and then tied the score with peg from the field Hilarity ruled the fans, but the tumultuous climax was reached a few minutes later
 when, the s. A. O, guards having solved and stopped the penetrating
 attack of the Anchorage forwards, and the forwards carrying thru be-
 wildering passing, another basket,
 which proved to be the winner, was
 scored by McCauley after a lofty pass from Green, Time out; Anch- forage. Play resumed, Lawson took Ithe ball after Green had fouled an Anchorage guard, but missed the chance to pick up another point. Final score, Seward g, Anchorage I21.
 | Seward, Baskets: McCauley 5, Geyer 3, Green 2- Fouls converted: iMcCauley 2, Green l. Personal fouls: Green 2 Hopkins I, McCaul- ey l. Technical fouls: Hopkins 3, Neville l.
 Anchorage, Baskets: Lawson 5. Davis 2. Lakshas ?. Fouls con erted Lawso1 q Laksnas Pc-seilal fouls: Davis 3, Lingstrand l. Tech- lnical fouls: Whitten, Davis, Lak- lshas Referee, Turner.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25

! J. Al. Johnson, owner f the die
 Isel boat Olive is spending $5,OO0 in the erection of mink and fox pens and breeding stock on Crooked Is land adjacent to Picnic Island. owned by WI. Al. White close to the town of Kodiak.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25

The fuse blew out during crit ical period of the Hi-Firemen anne last night and, in a way, was timely, as it gave the lads an extra breathing spell which both sides sorely needed.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25
PLANES TO STRIKE

FAIRBANKS, Feb, 25. R)--
 Pilot Dorbandt, with a Fair child plane, landed yesterday from Ruby, the scene of the new gold strike where he took a full load of passengers He left again after an hour stay with pros pectors from Nome who are en- route to the gold strike.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25

Charles Anderson and pr. Pryor of Kodiak have recently installed modern and up to the minute mink ranches. These men, report recent arrivals from the Island town, have the highest class of breeding stock obtainable and are equipped to make success of their venture.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25
MIG BRIDE NOMINATED

WASHINGTON, Feb, 25, P)- John Mcbride of Juneau was nominated by President Hoover for reappointment as collector of customs.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25

George B. Phillips, Pacific Coast sales manager for The Osborne Company, noted for it's art cal endars, was an arrival from the south on the last steamer making his annual tour of the Territory visiting his many clients. MT. Phillips departs for the Interior tomorrow.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25

A couple Of local fortune tellers, who predicted the Seward girls would defeat Anchorage last mite, are seriously considering setting up tents.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25

Kodiak Island appears to be fav- orer with fair fur catch this year, both in the ranch and wild fur, blue fox farmers in that vicin- ity are generally pleased over the number of furS taken.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25

pr. R. VII Ellis of Ketchikan has been appointed to attend the an- nual meeting Of the American Med ical Association in Chicago, starting February 17.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25
ANCHORAGE CITY
 GIRL CAGERS LOSE
 TO LOCAL TEAM
SEWARD CITY WOMEN TAKE FIRST OF TWO GAME SERIES
 FROM CLEVER VISITORS

By the close score of g to 2l the Seward Athletic Club girls took the first game from the Anchorage City Women's basketball team in the s. A. C, gym here last night before a rollicking crowd of spec tators who fairly cheered them selves hoarse as the Seward six, trailing 13 to 5 at the half, gamely came from behind and Out-played their rivals two to one turnout the second half to barely grab the vic tory by a basket.
 Though the Seward girls started the scoring, a field goal prettily begged by Mrs. Green during the first minute of play, the entirE first half belonged to Anchorage who demonstrated that the Inlet City forwards, consisting of Inga Lawson, Gertrude LakshaS and Dorothy Davis, who can shoot ac- curately and give opposing guards plenty of trouble and three sterl- ing guards, Helen Lingstrand, Lynette Whitten and Mable Simms who time and again broke up the well intended plays of the locals. Helen Walsh and Alice Teach, two more ready players who accom- panied the team were not used
 Coach Ebert Kunz of the Seward team opened with his announced lineup of McCauley, Neville and Green at the forward positions and Nelson, Hopkins and Noble as guards. Kunz shook up this com olnation in the latter second quar- ter when 1t was seen that some thing was amiss, switching Neville from forward to guard and bring ing June Geyer into the game as forward. The success of the strat- egy was evident thruout the re- Gainder of the game.
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LOW CLOUDS AND FOG

S. S- NANUK, Siberia, Feb, 25, (H1l-The weather yesterda- was perfect and clear but today low clouds and fog arrived
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25

The S. Al A. girls team goes to tomorrow to play the return series with the team they are playing the final with tonite.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-02-25
FIRST QUARTER

David Turner, referee, lofted the oa4l and Green tipped to Hopkins. NeCaulay passed to Neville who missed the hop by a narrow mar sia Hapsins foHled Davis (tech- aieaI Da4ls falling to convert. Personal foul called on Davis. Neville ar 3g for the point but nHsaiae Groan ta9k bounce pass fE IcCaaley ana shot the 1iEs 5eaTe of the game. Hopkins technically roufsd Davis vino again missed the free try- McCauley fonled Lawson. Lawson failed to to convert. Whitten fouled Neville. Neville missed. Lawson shot the first Anchorage basket, tying the score kunz at this point substi- tuted Hill for Nelson. Elsa Mo Cauley shot field goal, putting Seward ahead again, but Lawson quickly retalliared with a nice bas- H@ after working the ball thru the ' uricade of Seward guards, again tying the score. Nelson was sent n for Hill Lakshas tossed a bas- ket for Anchorage before the Whis- de ended the initial round. Score, Anchorage 6. Seward 4.
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SECOND QUARTER

Davis and Lawson were winning the admiration of the spectators by their smooth team work. Law son seeming to be all over the court at once. LakShas passed to Davis for basket. Davis fouled, and McCauley was awarded free throw but missed. Lawson eluded her guard and dropped in another basket. Lingstrand fouled Green who made the point good. Green fouled and Lawson also converted. Hopkins fouled Davis, Davis miss ing. Lawson shot another goal. her fourth up to this point in the game Kunz strengthened his guarding combination by sending Neville from forward to guard. Geyer coming in as forward Davis fouled and McCauley failed to score on the gratis throw. Score, Anch- orage 13, Seward 5.
 THIRD QUARTER
 Evidently Coach Kunz, during The rest between halves, gave his charges something of raking. They appeared altogether differ ent team, and commenced to make
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-07
STO PREDNASIEK.

Miestny mad arsky tyzdenn1k
V posiednom elsie pisal:
"Mnohi pracujeme V zaujme
mad 'arskej Pravdy v Youngs-
town Ia okoli. Vyuz1vame ka-
zdd naskytnut1 prilezitost' na to,
aby sme nasich americkych bra
tov osvietili o smutnych nasled-
koch trianonskeho mieru.
''V tejto praci vyvodi manzel-
ka velp. Zsigmonda Laky, ktora,
odkedy sa vratila so sNojej cesty
v starej vlasti God leta), mala Wy
Sc sto prednasiek pred cisto anne
rickym obecenstvom. Menovite
cennym je to, ze vel'ku cast svo-
jich prednasiek mala pred ziakmi
a profesormi vyssich skol."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-07

isiom podpisu1cic dnoucho paramenarue
milky prostriedok ktorho opozicna supna
vzdat ak nchce do,a do naprostej
enou podmlenok zraveho paramenarzmu e kadne kicha
ooc Mas parliamentary postup nepotrebue tey tohoo hi
dska neaktho obaovan Sus tiez povdat hi adska
soveskeho e nam preda blzs nka NEIL
mecy socilny demokra Dr. Czech korym vGsna cesc
dne Wade Je to v6bec divado bohov prevey Ges
ay terase vladne vcsny Slovaci vady Nec do vlady
hed na kladne stanovsko vyro Sovakov zoacie
re tito teraz vida, ME vsetci Ce ch odmeta mas Gin ma
rrc! satny yznam Vo svojej reel v&dnmu prehsenu po
nec nka postav rozhodne podu repubky Hovor po
ejto reel jeho jako potsatne prose o
clnnos j. Sovenska srana uova soj pode repubky,
e vntot uporiadane ma pravo tak program % uzna
vhodny tImo mono neshlasi vyhasova
tsany ale zaden vazny, poctivy Govek no nebude"
DR.. Pergler takto bJv. professor medzinarodneho
pava na Washington univerzite, prvI splnomocnenec
CSR. vo Washingtone Japonsku revolucny pracov
Mix Unava tedy, re autonomistick! program ludovej
stny Ga tax narodnej strany) ME je protistaty
ko tax tvrdi, pacha zlocinnost. Nasi sloves1i
tralisti by 81 to mohl zaznacit' svedomiu svom w
citky robit'
My 1fame, ze pratel'stvo slovenskej nlyslienke
rozsir sa medz vsetky satocnymi Cechm. Lebo ako
narod vzdeany, konecne pochopia, re krvdenie Sova
kom mohlo byt' mode Mad arov, ale Iesmie byt' u
nch Taxa costa je sikma!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-07
CESI MA POMOC SLOVAKOM.

Skoro by neverili ale je to cierno na biclom:
Cesi pomahajd Sovakom samosprave Sd to traja po-
sanci ceski korch Benesovci zurazali: Stbrny Gada
dr.. Pergler Posledny je amercky Czech. Tito traja
vstipil do klubu udovej strany pod ej krydlami Sc
kajd do Benesa jeho centralstickeho rezmu repub-
like. Mls sa i'm dat kredt re s nateraz snad jedny
hi ceskymi poslancam ktorv Slovakov bojujn. A
uz tom vdime pokrok ozdravenu pomerov medzi So-
vakmi a Cechm.
DIR. Pergler vysoy svojej svojich druhov spo-
lupraci udovou stranou pred zpravodaom chicagske
ho "Denniho Hlasatele'' nasledovne:
Fo vtkch parlamenoch svete opozicnt skupny sd
zu ably nadobuy zanpenia v!boroch mohy podava ma
vhy mterpeaci ktore poda ednaeho poriadku e pore
ureiy podpsov akskom paramene ceski narodn
soca veden Kofacom dali podpisat pred rokm nteacie
este ncncckym lacionastmi Wofon schoenererom okn'
neodpsun nterpelace aebo nav odorudce zadnym hi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-07

Prosime, ably nase spolky klu-
by 81 tohto povsimly posielaly
svoje protesty ma Board of Edu-
cation, ze 81 vyprosime, ably sa
robila mad 'arska propaganda V
skolach, ma ktore platime.
Prvy protest, zasluhou bratov
Palkovicovcov Valku, poSiei z
Lansingvillskeho P. a Vzd. klubu
a skolska rada sa vyslovila, re 0
takej propaganda nema znamo-
sti. Prosime tedy, racte zacito-
vat v proteste tie cierno tlacene
slova mad 'arskeho casopisu d
skolska. rada sd presvedci a ufa-
me al. zakaze zneuzivanie
youngstownskych sk0l na propa-
gandu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-07
NEMAJU sA co ODvOI.AVAT MA HLINKU.

su styku Mad 'armi V praci a.
iebo inak zas toto ,odporucame ma
odpoyed' Mad 'arom: Hlinka i ka-
zdy sSlovak, ktory sa tol ko natr-
pei "a svoj rod, ma pravo cokoP-
yek napisat' 0 Slovensku a proti
prazskej Wade, ale Mad'ari ne
maj1 mravneho prava sa ma to
odyolavat', lebo fch vlada nebola
nikdy lepsia cd prazskej. Keby
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-07
MA SLOVENSKO!

Toho roku bude Sovcnsko slavit' 6O-roCnt jubilcum
Spolku Nojteca Trnave. Oslavv zacn1l sa l. jana
a dokoncia s. augusta Butl tedy savnosti, akych e.
ste Sovensku nebolo
A ME e div We'd 6O-rocne ubilcum kultl1rneEo
Spolku Votecha je prezitost hodna vel kTch osav
ked sloveskemu narodu boa odiata Matica Slovenska
zavre6 sovensk6 gymnlza, zosta len Spolok Vote
cha ktor[ slovensk c katol1koch urziava vau rodo
lasky. A jake sekatiry mllse presat Nesmel me
novat' Spolkom Vojtecha ale Spokom sv. Adaberta
a memo Votcch molo mat len zatvorklch. Nesme
mat pecatke udan Trnavu sdlo, ale Nagyszombat.
W tohto kazdI Slovak vycitit to ponzovanic
svojho na1oda axe msel tpezlive znasat nadeji Ia
lepsu bud1cnost.
Spolok Nojtccha St'astvc prezl vSctky sekat1-
ry mad alskt dozl krajScj pritomnoSt. Pracoval
vvdaval knhv nabozenskc mravnopoucne, ktort zaclo
vay mas l'ud krest ansk mravnIm, rod,vcr1l lm Ia
tyc sest desat rokov Spook Vojtcca vvia 800 slo
ve1lskvch knh 100000 kl1soc vzrsol menovite po
prcvrate utcSene akze poitujc vvSc 10000 Gle
nov kto1rc $1,000 ze cudznc vjrSinou Spoj. Sta
tocll Amerkv.
Ma svaovojeSskt slavnost prpravujc vel 'ka W.
plava americ1Ich kaoickvch Slov5kov Toto je plile
zost pre- Slov;kov ceej Amerky k navstevc svojho a
lebo ch rodiGov rodska, cbo bud lcast ach prihod
na ktor6 nezabulni do smr Ma progra1e medzi inI IN
e prenesenie pozostatkov Vojtecha Prahy do Ta
w. odhalenie ponnika sl5vnemu bisnikovi Holltmu Il
cast Ma paSsiovych hrach Oberammergau put na We
1ehrad slavnost' Hore Levocske cy1ilometodejskt
s]avnost na Devine, put do Rima odhalenie pomnika
Andreia Radinsk6ho Kltoch, odhaene pomnlka FIR.
Sasinka Skalci. lu,ov6 sl1vnoSt PcSt anoch, W.
stava slove1sk6ho l'udovtho umeia elatllry akadc
mie Co. valne sromazdenie Spoku sv. Nojtcclia Ir
Vypravu odpor1canc nasim Gitael'o 'om prcto, re je|
potrebnt, ably my amerck Sov1c ob1od oval VI
svojom narodovectve navsevam rodnej vlas Tam pod
Tatram e nasa kolska, tam bIva mas narod od nepana
svcta tam eCie ten mas zvot sovelsk svojm plrodze
nym toIon tam dusa sovelski vznasa eta vysoko,
tam sniva sny svojej budcnos svojho vodcovstva VI
Savalstve ludstve. Len tam m0zeme cerpat' svOjeI
posilnene nadejach, sebavedom hCosti narodnej
l'udske svojm stykom rodnou vlast ou, zastepl-
me Ease svom bratomv kra tych kIch ideaov
rovnost, sobode bratsve Sore si tam este uncle
dusen6 bez ktorvc nemozno ziadnemu narodu pine
rozvijat', sny uskutocilovat'.
Prihlaste sa do vypravy Rev. st. Kocisa, 63 n.
Lakeview Ave. Youngstown, Ohio ktory je Ill., jednatc
Pom Spolku sv. Vojtecha pre- Ameliku vodcom W.
pravy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-07

Y min. {. miestneho mad. Ca
sopisu uyerejneny Dol vyt'ah z
jedneho clanku Hlinl1ovho. ktory
boil uyerejneny V "Slovaku' =
pred niekol'loo rokmi. Mad ar
skym citatel'om odpor1cane je, a
by ten vyt'ah dali Slovakom pre-
cftat', ako odpoved' na mas ang-
licky clanok.
Nuz my nasim Slovakom, ktori
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-07

Mad 'ari neboli taxi sebec.1l, keby
na slorensky narod nehl 'adeli
hladnymi ocami, dovolili by sme
i'm pomahat' nam boji "a samo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-02-07

sprawl Slovenska. Ale ako ovca
nikdy nepIta vlka pomoc, tax
ami Slovak ju nebude pytat' Cd
Mad 'arska.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-06-19
PINE CITY SCHOOL
HAS STAFF SIGNED

All teachers for the Pine City public
schools have now been chosen, the
majority of those to be employed hav-
ing seen service in the local schools
before. Those who will comprise the
corps of teachers are as follows:
/ Frank Gordon Jones, University of
Wisconsin, superintendent of schools;
Florence A. Lyford, University of Min
nesOta, teacher training; Mabel Nc
Coy, Manchester college, high school
principal and history; C. H. Hamrin.
Hamline University, mathematics;
Donald T. Bannister, S. T. C. River
Falls, Wis, Industrial arts; Carl A.
Pearson, Gustavus Adolphus college,
physics and chemistry; Evelyn H.
BabcOck, Hamline University, history
and social science; Josephine J.
Flower, University of Minnesota, COM
gustana college, biology and physical
education; *Gertrude NJ Nordby,
Carleton college, French and physical
education; *Agnes NJ Void, Concordia
college, home economics; *Evangeline
o. Helseth, Augsburg college, English
and dramatics; *Kathryn Larson, st.
Olaf college, English and high school
music; Ila M. Beeman, S. T. c.,
Winona, eighth grade and grade prin-
cipal; Catherine Hurley S. T. c., Du-
luth, seventh grade; Pearl M. Dooley,
s. T. c., Mankato, sixth grade; Mary
E. Costello, S. It. c., Valley City, N. d.,
fifth grade; Louise Woehrle Larson
(Mrs.). s.. T. c., Cedar Falls, Iowa,
fourth grade; Helen E. O'Gorman, S.
T. c., Winona, third grade: Julia B.
Dosey, S. T. c., Valley City, N. D.,
second grade; *Dorothy Lee, S. T. c.,
Moorhead, first grade; Louise Wise
man (Mrs.), st. Paul teacher training,
school librarian.
xNew.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-06-19
FINLAYSON TOWN
BOARD PROCEEDINGS

The town board met on the 7th day
of June
Meeting called to order by Chair
man E. B. Greenwald.
Minutes of the May 3rd meeting was
read and approved as read.
Motion made and carried to instruct
the clerk to send the county board
$500 for the county aid road and also
write the county board to take the
matter up with the county engineer.
The description of the road is from
the southwest corner of section IL
43-20, then due north miles up to
the northwest corner of section s.
1870.
Jess Larsen appeared before the
town board in regard to some road
work, which was left for E. B. Green
wald to look over.
The clerk was instructed to send
the township warranty deed to Pine
City for recording.
Motion made and carried to accept
the Ed Taylor bill for labor with the
exception of one man for four hours.
The following bills were ordered
paid:
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1930-06-19

Winter killing of trees and hedges
or partly freezing down is caused by
insufficient moisture in the ground
and consequently in the tree at freez-
ing time. 1t is hardest on new plant
ing but occasionally strikes old trees
too. Sunshine and dry weather during
winter causes evaporation of moisture
which can not be replaced, this evap-
grafton is especially severe on plants
that have kept growing late in the
fall and consequently not fully ripe,
the pores are yet open to a certain
extent.
When hedges are partly winter
killed whether it be evergreen or
others the best thing to do is to cut
the hedge back to few inches from
the ground. Cut the whole hedge
even if part of it is not frosted and
a new even hedge will grow up this
summer, the Ural willow hedge some
times making a new growth of feet.
Don't hesitate to cut them back.
Insect Pests.
There are many complaints this
year about black flea eating ruta-
baga,. cucumbers and other tender
vegetation. These earth fleas were
a real pest in certain years in Den
mark The best preventive was and
is still-plant thick-thin quick
that means to- seed about pounds to
the acre then there will always be
sufficient to secure stand. Plants
grow better when small if reasonably
close, but they must be thinned early.
To cure, spray with paris green
the same as for potatoes bugs, being
sure to mix lime with the paris green
to counterfeit the burning of the ten
der plants by the paris green. This
sprinkling or busting must be repeated
after each rain, there are many other
Insecticides that will have the same
effect on the earth flea and all other
eating insects.