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TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1919. SELECT CAREFl FOR DAIR^ Coat an Important Clemson College.?Im selecting food for aider their coat as well a? their food value, wore important it is to bay and feed econu For the purpoae of studying the cost of value, the amounts of "digestible protein" i are the most important factors to eon side nitrogenous part of the foods that can be ue and repair of Its tnuandoH. skin, hair. et< I processes including the production of can* nutrients are used by the animal to produc the carbohydrates and fats as well as the 1 a profit froiu his dairy cows considers the o however, does not mean the cost per ton 01 the food nutriouts contained in the vario more per ton but their food nutrients will feeds. For example, a farmer might he selecting a high protein concentrate for his i cotton seed meal for $55.00 per ton and 20 ton. To ascertain which is the most econon protein and total nutrients should be divi* order to make this determination quickly I pared so that one can easily determine wl referring to the table, we note that for 01 of digstible protein in 38.5% cotton seed r cotton seed feed. In other words 38.5% e< is nearly twice as cheap a source of proteii On the other hand, when one la to sol may be made, only more attention should nutrients. For example, suppose one could ton and corn stover for $10 per ton. Referi one dollar we can 4>uy, at the above prices, i in the form of hulls ami 104.4 lbs in corn above prices, would be nearly 3 times aw cl When 1 High Protein Feeds. pert* Cotton-seed Meal 38^% $50. Cotton-seed Meal 38*^% 55 CotU>n-se??d Meal 38Vfe% 60 (3otton-s??ed Feed 20% 50 Cotton-seed Feed 20% 45 Velvet De&n Meal (seed and pod) 40. Velvet Iiean Meal (seed and pod) 45 Velvet Mean Mm>i "-* "~e cn Velret H?u (Meed (seed and pod) 56 Soy Bean Meal ($1.50 per bu.)... 60 Soy I loan Meal (ft 00 per bu.)... 66 Soy Been Meal (33 00 pur bu )... 100 Peanut MuU 60 Peanut Mead 60 Medium Protwn Feed. Wheat 15 ran 35 Wheat Bran 40 Wheat Dran 46 Carbohydrate Feeds. Oats (30 40 per bu.) 36 Oats (30 46 per bu.) M Oats (30.64 per bu.) 36 Oats (30 64 pur bu.) 40 Oat* (30 73 per bu.) 45 Oats (30.SO per bu.) 60 Oats (30.94 per bu.) 43 Oat* (31.12 per bo.) 70 Corn, 3125 p?r bu. (shelled).... 44 Com. 3150 per bu. (shelled).... 63 Corn, 3176 per bu. (shelled ).... 62 Corn, 32.00 per bu (shelled).... 71 Corn. $2.26 por bu (shelled).... 10 Corn and cob Mho.] (ear corn) $1.75 per bu. 62 Corn and Cob Mnal (ear corn) J2.00 per Im 63.0 Legume Roughages. Cow pea Hay 12 Cow-pea Hay 16 Cow-pea Hay 20 Cow-pea Hay 24 Velvet B<iui Hay 20 * Soy Beau llay 12 Soy Ib*an Hay 16 Soy Bean Hay 20 Soy Bean Hay 24 Alfalfa Hay 15 Alfalfa Hay 20 Alfalfa Hay 25. Alfalfa Hay 30 Carbonaceous Roughages. * Cotton-sc**! HuHb r. CoUoh-kxhI Hulls 10. Cottonseed Hulls 15 Cotton eecsl Hulls 2o. | Cotton seed Hulls 25 Corn Stovar (cars r?*move<l) 8 * Corn Stover i ears removed) 10. Corn Stover (pare removed) 12 Corn Stover (ear* removed) 15 ' Oat Straw 0 Oat Straw 8. ' Oat Straw 10. ( PALATABILITY IMI In selecting feeds one should also const rive better returns If she relishes her food eat larger quant art les of palatable foeds an< l?p moni completely digested If a farmer 'may not pel the most out of his feeds. 1 legume ronghagse in the table we note th.t eoy tcenn hay are about equal In the num which c an bo purchased for one dollar. Bui wHl oat up all th<> alfalfa while they will So at th<* suJiie pric e alfalfa would b? tli<- < Bulk. A row digests hor fer?J to the best advi a certain amount of Ioosi?nt*w< or bulk wltu penefsate and readily art on the mass of meal alone and expert to pet pood results, and cob mou.1 and velvet bem meal. Variety. To often farmers of the South are route and bulla. Thin kind of ration will pertain I to 4o her best. Recent Inve tipatkms show alike tod that if at. inals are fed alone on not be properly nourished. Consequently, variety of sources; such as corn and cob seed meal and peanut nieaJ. <tui>rnPh<>. Bach fond has a certain effect uj>on I For example, wheal hrm, alfalfa and slla^r while other feeds such its rot ton seed m>*; ttpdtlon. It ia Important that a slightly In the digestive system of the row. for ?ho ond absorb it more eniri??ntiy when it h amount of motature The abundant milk 1* due to the succulence of the grami Silai winter and [leriods of drought when pasture 'the rutVin dairy rattle ran be kept in the ro on good paature. Sil?*a^e is palatable, and n with dry laty and a liLNe grain to prodtn The Mississippi Kxperinient Station f< tintl to inHU flow nearly 37 j*?r rent v, did so ** a reduction of :ti? per rent ?< it pays xo have a alio. THE LAI JLLY FEEDS r COWS I Factor. the dairy ration orve should ocmThe higher the price o< toads the tnic&lly. feeds and comparing their feeding uid of "total digeet.ble nutrients" r t. The digestible protein is the led by the animals for the growth e., and to c.""ry on certain MPe ' <in in ntiik. The Lotsl direetlbla I e heat ami energy. They include S ?r?U'in. The farmer who oxpocta r | m ost of feed most important. Thin, ( i /?*j r bushel, i>ut refers to the coot ol S : ? us feeds. Some feeds may cost 4 j cost less than nutrients in othor ? | confronted with the problem ol ration. Suppose he can buy 38.6% % cotton sckmI feed art $45.00 pen lioal the total pounds of digestible led by the price per ton. So. In r' the following table has l?een pro 1 bich Is the cheapest feed. After 0 le dolls r you can buy 12 pounds ^ neai and only 6.3 pounds in 20% N >tton seed meal at $55 00 por ton ja a as Is 20% eotton seed food. gj lect a roughage, like comparisons ^ be placed in the total digestible V buy cotton seed hulls for $30 pes ring to the table, we find that foi 37 lis*, of total digestible nutrient! r stover, (torn stovw then, at th? Soap as hulls. For $1.00 You Can Buy u Pounds Digestible j price t^arbohv- Total u I ? 3>n is Protein, dr&tai. Nutrionu* L JJ1 00 13.3 169 30.2 5 00 12.0 16.4 27.4 | 3. 00 11.1 14.9 26.1 I 00 6 68 17.32 23.0 | X 00 6.31 19.2 26.5 ' 00 7.45 30 15 37.6 00 6.6 268 33.4 00 6.9 24.1 30.0 p" 00 6.4 21.9 27.2 00 12.2 22.0 24.3 00 9.3 16.7 26.0 00 6 1 11.1 17.2 00 17.0 14.7 31.7 00 14.2 12.2 26.4 00 7.1 r.7 84.1 00 6 2 27.2 36.4 00 6.5 21J 27.0 ( oo 7.7 486 56.2 00 6.4 40 6 46.6 00 6 5 84.7 44J 00 4.8 SO.4 25.2 00 4.2 869 31.2 00 3 9 24.1 28.0 0 3.2 203 22.4 00 2.77 17.32 20.1 ?0 3.4 35.6 28.6 00 2.8 29 5 22.2 WO 2.4 25 2 27.6 00 2.1 22.6 24.1 00 1.9 19.5 21.4 00 2.3 27.7 30.0 0 1.95 22 3 5 2 4.8 00 21.8 69.8 81.8 00 16 3 44 9 61 2 00 . 13.1 35.9 49 0 00 10.9 29 9 40.8 00 12 0 42 5 65.5 00 115 CO oat ? w * v<v w??.o O J.O 00 14.5 52.5 67.0 * 00 11.7 41.8 53 6 00 9.7 34 9 44.6 .1 00 14.1 54 7 68 8 \ 00 10 6 41 0 51 6 If] 00 8.5 32 7 41.2 ,00 7 06 21.0 11 o? V V< H 00 1 2 146 8 148.0 00 .6 73 4 74 0 g 00 .4 47 9 48.3 00 .3 36.7 37.0 00 .24 23 36 20 6 00 5.5 125.5 130 6 00 4 4 100.0 104 4 00 3 6 83.4 87.0 00 2 9 66 7 69 6 00 3 3 148 7 152 6 00 2 5 111 5 114 6 00 2 0 89 2 91.2 'ORTANT. dor their palatsbfllty. A cow will , and it in known that a cow will 1 a4 the same lime the feeds will fail* to <-on?i<ler palatsihiity hs fc (Pr'O Y>r example. In looking otw tho ,t at the same i>rieas, alfalfa, and t {' ihtxr of pounds of total nutrients I wo will remember that the cows li-avo con riderabte woy b6M bay. i^ioisper food liKlTISH PRE Kni<t;i' when hor grain rat,on has I'KhSIDLN h enables the diRestive Juices to feeds. Never fe?e<l cotton sood Mix it with feuds such as corn *-1??>?I < em-go I respondent nnt to feed only cotton seed bioo.1 ' y not make It possible for a cow that proteins in all plants at a not l produc ts of one plant they will I.< in 1 ?n. D?e. it is well to select from a ?;< .r^e, in reioiv meal, velvet b--?ji meat. (udton .,p? - < orrespond aid tlio oonfeiet dent had brouK ho digestive system of tho row. eoncr * may ratiso a laxative rsmdition, . , . . . . . premier stud Ik il have a tendency towards conlaxative condition bo maintained ran ditto^t her feed much easier between Amotion * combined with a oon*id?vable 1?'" *v ' L'r (low obtained from ?nnd pasture the work of the | ?e provides suet ulent food during \It understand is not available. With silnxa in |,oen n-n/ti.-.t million of h~lth common to cows ,.nt(/n,(V 10 other feed will combine so well , mission ol the va e inax.'inirn economical results. I that cows r?'( eivirn? srla^o In- ' ?ver those fed on dry fveds uu<l m'ei 'l's ' . or fnedlne I with the premie Italy, President MCASTER NEWS. LANCASTER. S ?? ^ " r** ts f. w n. 2*. F* to FHAT'S the w good news to tl \7Ur i f V* 4 Frx *1 v % A ? il Ai lhandler leads in pric olicy of the Chandle nd price it closi lhandler plant, the lhandler production, xist because of that j Chandler is the greatest Cars come and go. Types too. Chandler lives and j every season multiplies it On the splendid Chandl fnmnus for it? t>virml/.i.o ? v ?vr * w* *%.vj J I IC11 ? VIl/UO mounted most attractiv body, distinguished in d< uriously comfortable, h finished and upholstered. To\irir*f* Cat The big, roomy Chandli Car, seating seven in perfet leads the iine. In grace a ot design, it holds pre-ein Fr ar-^assenger Rt The Chandler Roadste four, continues to hold its a big public. Chandler ? solved the problem of coupled seating arrangon out the sacrifice of beau lines. A.rid Chai i choosing your now car jii now why Chandler is t SIX Seved-Fassi'Uffor Tout ittft Cor I'our-. Convct tible Sedan. S249S G. M. and E. K. 1 HANDLER motor s us listed above eli'eciive < n .mil a* % *? *vw/r ~ ". _r - .?&! MIEK AM) fully 11:1 int>*il \\ it It 1 ARE AGREED i (Ir.< ol t'i lint i n h "And." continued i American Cor- i# I a ur> i| that all .... . ,, | In accord on the I li.it Harmony J ot the peace which w \ists. (() 'forcnco. At : ho certain that \m< land will ho found w 80 Preralof bloydt plPle h rmonv in tI, Am:,r:T T*'*J Tho novi spap.M- nit .- in <i< 11 in i nini-in ;| f | 0long COM ices with tli?' 1' i-Hi- (j(|> premier and S'*< ht ahout an agree- ,Mu) )(Mlt w umi ii principles. I he j|(> continued at the felt assured that nor (o ,ho president id heen agreed upon n._ denre and Kngland would The Pritish jirime eat est assistance in )y w,,|comed the Am peace congress. ()fl|. rnon to tfncland. ling virtually had gratification that he h Iready between the meet them. regarding the ad- The premier said irlous nations to the the elections, it had itself, said the pre- t,|0 !IS yet to orgnni onferenea at Paris delegation to the pear rs of Prance and now he would procec Wilson hail become ,\f tho present tint . c. i G R i I "to at* J ?>. ?**>. v *,.** f. t - b ?'..xi ' JV*L V,v?<?* ft'* *a in?, K .'< i! S-- --- ? A # " ^ ord on the st: le car-using p s $300 Ret e, now as always, :r Company to hi ?ly as it can be , ?:m: - r _ ijuuiuiis 01 ca , are back of tha policy. of sixes. Di? of motors, The Chand ?rows, and jng four, is al s friends. a car to "go er chassis, fast?with jui motor, are its make-up. e styles of ssign, lux- Conv< andsoniely In the fourseating seven, pr Touring Convertible < ct comfort, the very fine ind beauty all-season ty liaence. hiuk . l.?do*?vs closed 1 ladster against snow r, seating windows low favor with are quite as design lias and soft war the close- as is any otl vent with- sands are bi iy of body and coupes n delightful riti ridler is Back you will consider th he greatest of sixes. C 5:PI.KN 1>!1) BODY t > IT; ,Sl/Ort r mr-l /.v.v<.-/<?. t , Dispatch < \j*\ .>. Co* \ -tif'i > (ttiip.j, All j /. o. ??. PLYLER, Dealers, LANCA CAR COMPANY, t- r Janusir. t>, 1' I'. f'./WWC. ? IT:- ?^J-WJ? . # 'i-il-V.J.-'t'-.rv their view.- :in<1 <*<>u 1?1 be stated tlu wired a knowl- I "is of tlie d<-l<aat i nd point looted dotinitely i i lie pi em ier, "I a,1<' I'Onnei Secret: I these powers pies WlTHPLAt I \\ \ ill conic bet' ire MOIIIhll SMI, my rate it will Kilmarnock, Va. m i and I'll a* iiouneenieiit was n orkinir in coin-j -wile at p ildi- an li runtimi' ir " ock state, near tl >n wore rocoiv- ' 'orrtt i>tu,in river, I proni' between and \\ . and J ( rotary Il ilfour! contain.- y j : and which will "tie time tlio hum premier's din- Hall, grandfathet < at his official ington It al o mat of Mary Hall. Wasl minister warm- The consideration ' orloan nowspa- tho deal included w Ho expressed and a number of. ad boon ahlo to The land grant w 1652. that, owing to ? not boon possi- \TT\t'Ks I'Ol.K V l/.e tho Ttrltlsh A I.MK.K \|; o congress htit Washington. Jan >d immediately, on the war departi o, ho added. It a largo army in Km _ " V*. _ PAGE THREE H EA TEST OF A LL SIXES I i NC j ^IbiAL' -<jfc?i.- .4L? j! "j >/? reet today. It's u folic. i-uction it is n Hc*?ir? J j lild a really line car priced. Tlie great pital employed in it statement. They ipatch Car ler Dispatch Car, seat- : 1 that its name implies. J get there" in. Snappy, ! st a touch of raciness in * ertibie Sedan id Coupe door 4 Convertible Sedan, , and the f v;r-passenger Cdoupc, Chandler offers si development of the pe of Beautifully j ih o'i tiiCi.i. \Y i'h v.inicv oiler . protect ion or rain or cold. With v-i 01 removeu, cney open to the s:.n-?hine ! in air of pleasant days I ler type of car. Thou- I iv;n& ('handler sedans * io\v, and enjoying their ling comfort. to $1795 j e Chandler. Let us show hiine, decide for yourself. ? * I *ris sender Roadster, SI 795 B d Ltmuusitiv, S^iOVS I . j STER, S. C. j CLEVELAND, OHIO j j zxjt.i in?y ir ?>.? ?i ?* ,? ? 1 t.*\ a i only two mom- tho liouso by Representative Croon, ion li.iii boon so- of Iowa, who declared tho departnnuning himself meat's policy "is simply com riplion >ry r.aliour. in lime of i nee." Ho Uiu -d tho passage of his hill directing that an ,**ll l\<;T< ?VS army f o uptituin slioul be r.iial? \ r \ l ? Tins' < d .11 t < troops in Huropo by j ?n. f. \n- voluntary enlistment, lade Inro ol the on of the Millen- laKCAHTRR & CHESTER RY. CO. If IIIUIII I1 1)1 I lio () < Thomas s<'"'dole i" K fleet b?mi:w> 1, 11)11) ). DannTon. T!io Kustorn 'I inie. acres .ind \va* ;i| Of Co! Josep i Westbound. >i (leot e \\;i>'i- | v Lancaster t: 0 a. m ks ti.- blrlhplat . Lv. Port Lawn 7:4; a. m l.ingi.ui s mother. Haaoomvillo . . . 8:00 a. in WM aml LV. Rlcbburg 8:12 a. w harf. hotel, storo Ar. cheater 9:00 a. m. other buildings.' r.aalhound. as patented in , Lv. Chester 11:00 a. m. Lv. Rirhburg 11:48 a. ni. OF KKFI'IM; ' l'v* "awomvlllo 12:00 m. MY l\ Ft KOI?k! ,<v Fortl-awn 12:20 p m. 6.?-An attack Ar* Lancastcr 1:00 p. m nont for koopinci A. P. McLDRR, rope was made in 1 . General Manager.