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,M:out I 1 i?'i !o . i!: :<? \\cr<' 1:.
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voro !k in.; ! ..? of ?n:V?y
win n, .iu; ii'.-i'i.v ! ? ? ?:? i v. oro s!ra-r
lir.u'i-. ? iln^ ?ro.i'i i!i" lir<>
wall i-i-"'.:-; n-'. an:l, v i it !:'.<> f.*?? ?
of tii<; valor < a t oi' ?> ? pi^i", |)iiur.vl
into Hi,. !i.-: i.'.jr, i.:-, a p.u:::bor of
men wiili i 1.
Oi' tiio fiiv.-*; ?? o:.m>! >yi\=? of Iho
Halt inioiv 1'> i : v, ? > (' on; ;; *? y .".t wori;
on l?i.< i>i".' ior- i!cm i'.vn ;?> ho ilivil.
oac is loii?:a:, i < a" iiors aro ao- [
comil'-'l fo Ylio iluv-' (uior-'il
wliii .;\v;n:iior:: v. ??.??? v ok'ti;-; r.var t ?i ? ?
oxtion;.. < i: ! i i' ii i- i-ior. a'ol r.o liojio
of 15if :r o'-ifii ; t' i.- ? : pi'i 'I.
K! I-in'".r.;-J civil onr^inoor,
v.'lio was a.oi Jrv. .S;r,.-<.'i'iiii('inl'.'iit: of tho
Mc'yr r.a Coiii i';1" <"oainaiiy, lost
his lift- in %;a i .Voit io v.a.ii fV?,w nu n
of thoir i'.His 1.<..1 y was :iot.
l-pcovoroil ui' i 1 iluvi- '.-.oar.-j afLor iho
accident.
roJic-. , f'jaMii^n an I oiliors. iii"lnd
5iiv, Mayor !?:. (.'lay ''ia.-.a.i:;, rospond
<>d tpi;<a;ly Vo < a'!s i.'-" h:,!n alid ovoiy?
tliiini jiOftSi^I'j w:;s i'<,,-a> lo aid Iho In
jurod and rcuovci' v: ?: uauU's of Iho
dead.
CKI.KHliATlOX AT COIIXKLTj.
The \c\v Slate Coltcg:* of Agriculture
Dedicated.
Ithaca, N. \.?Tho now buildings
flif lh'? N'pw Yuri: State College of As
rienUuro ,\v?:.re d::;li'. ated. I'lvsloieut
Sehurmanr oi' Cornell, introduced
liovei'u;:r I! u[i llv. ho iniid'" ;i spoech
cnngralula:iui; the unr.er.sity on ili;
)? roarers i:i the I.aching of agricul
ture and veterinary ku *?.!!?}'. Then
))o handed ov_r a t, -Idea'-ltey, symbol
izing Cornell, as tho Uusica of the
buildings.
General Stewart t,. Woodford made
a vigorous plea for the cultivation of
military cc'ionei and tactics. Nathan
J. ljatehol''er. hivsier of the Xaiioiri1.
CI range,, spoi; ,'M.n a'-u irui'. are, as did
also 1a 1.. li. lta:h.y. of the College
ct Agriculture, pr..d:leni i * the Asso
ciation ct America:, C\di c:\eri and" li *
perlment Station*:.
'Idle student body sang the Cornell
Alma Macee. luncheon v.an served in
tli" gym mi ium. aud :i ncaption held
in ;h'.i. li ???. luviM; i
\?W)i.\\ tin? ,%.s were .John l>e
^ ill V. I <. r. Sift ? i'keno
nii'l iJe.uiiy o.alo lisi': r ('. .?iiinni.
i.'idii's <"ri:x!ie<! liy tin* I "all of h
^ti'.cle^liick at Mil'vilSe, X.
Miilville, X. .1. !jv (hi- toppling
over of the co-,i re siu'ikestack
i:! the gla.*s v.crU.: of i". ('. Y?'hea;on
?v Co., evo yo.i'r, \> I'lncn Were
crushed to death :::v>! a third was *:?
badly injered il.r she died a half
hour later, '('lie de~d are:
Sylvia. Cailagh'r. sereiuec-n years;
Lena l)oaght.y, .v.Ixwm n, and Lydia
Thurston, ei/ot. mi \iars. Th eo gills
a No were more or lels itt:.:r;d.
While the wind \v:i , blowing m gnV
there v.;??? :? terrible crash wiiieh
shook 11whtd? ? piau!. Thousands
of bricks i ;>d . \ n on iho root' of
tlu' grinding wn< re iwdve men
aud &cv.?a r,i; Is were .o ?.o,h. The
roof oT ?hv luiildi:,j v;.r. crushed in?o
Mdiiiters,
Turks Hfttde With CJreeks,
Thero has been a nanguinary con
flict between Tipk!?h troops and a
Ureek band at Morihovon, in Mace
donia. Tho latter were eventually
dispersed. Their chief and seven
other members wero kitted. The
Turks lost twenty killed.
1'inloy I'rgcs Square Deal.
President Finl??y, of the Southern
Railway, in a speech at Memphis,
urged a square deal for the railroads
Jo tho matter of logielntlon, _
DEFECTIVE Mil PLATE
ft?; rosontalive Wahlo Gays Pri
Visic Cuildeis Practice frauds.
in\ llivct Dotes in Die Cnilril Slnlc.i
\\ ;tr bip> f' 111 ? ?1 With Soap??
Month* \( f?K>i| I'di l'iC|iaii'.S(
tioMon Cha rwr. <;? jy:ops fraudfl
ii? be bui'di in' w ;? shirs 1?.v private
cont raciors v. made here by Re p?
I't'-is Maii?."?? (Ic ;ir-j'i? )?', Waldo, of Nov.'
'?.ora. Do spoke a a mass meeting
' j-lvoji in I'an; nil llall by the National
League 11/ Employes oi' Navy Yard?..
" Waruyips built under contract by
private concerns and almost lmms?
; < iately aft< r ilvir completion sent 1 o
? I'rooklyn Navy Yard for repair?,'*
be fnid. "have !';'?? i fouiid io havo
holes i?ltiirv.oil wi;ii wood, putty
:.n<l soan, inHead of iron ?? iv??ls being
imtMLtul. In one lii!;i:i!!r'' i know of
s.'Vtval hundred rivets .utupes d to
bavi b ? i? put into a warship lAtib l>v
< Kit i actors. wIki.-.' workne n filled
i'.'.c* rivet hob's wit i\ puny and wood."
I ? -
i Urooklvn. \\ y llcitriwnlallvft
( ('corfrn K, Waldo, at bis homo in
I'rooklyn. repeated the < barge# Dmt
1 faulty work had been discovered in
' the countruction of <\nain warships
; built by private concerns. Mr. Waldo,
i who is dim king a ti.^ht to havo naval
I vessels built in tbso Covernioent
yards. said ho know of several shi-'s
tin ned over a:; complete to tho nave,
I which had to havo considerable cost ly
work doii.? on .bent to (<? them for
5;rrvice. The battleship Louisiana,
Ms''-:* ship of the (loxcr.nnicnt-built
?'otineci icut, vns one of the vessels
; delivered as completed which was
. )n"?f in .shape for s-yvu ?, Mr. Waldo
"When this ves.ud was delivered by
lb "> co'.i i raci ors the was s;<id by th;?:n
?to be comple*.c," said be. " Inspection
"f h^r at the Drookl) n Navy Yard,
however. showed tha. man> rcpaira
w -,-e ne ('?? !. Tlo- of 5"l 0<>O
V : < 'e'krd aad t (iovornmyn! em
ploy, s 'Ve:-;.- \] fny \ weeks on the
. :> 1 ?'? 5' ?? she Wi'.S ill Proper kJipmo. "
' WYI i! ? at Jho iirookivn Navy Y?v 1
' ' " 1 ? 51 r 11 (,) e'.ofe.s^ ti'eir opinioj'.e. of
? 1 !?''a'"in. nts of t'-nitcres^uiaii Wa'
< ? *. <? i. 11ev i:t a'ii"; ? ?>t mi or deuial.
't,: >y vcre rrady. however. to cMxims;
? ?' * C ? Cji'-i'K as lulVi" K Ilecli llia<)e
I n'.'pc. nil;' {f ,v|oi-ii";i oto i!<;r
th" Lonis'anr1, built I)v priv;>!" ro"
; 1 r::clo;v. offered j>< rhans the 'ncsi <
MJitil.' of c;,i;si ittct ioil r.S M J*.
; Waldo referred to.
V iiile i' i'. en (vi s was b'.tib!
in;-. thu hoaisb'na Him nnvy yrr.l lor e
xv;i '? OitK.'v-.i'd in conat rue I Ins her jlf
t I'T ship. Ci;? Ciiiineei i-.-.ii. Allhottv-i
t;)'? i^ouixiHtia was delivered at th"
yards '-otne niosii'ia before the Con
ner! hit' rr;ady for the water, it
? 'Va ; found that. :die waft not complete,
and it rencii.-d route nioinhs of work
by ili<> nie:> :? f. th" navy yard before
the shin ccnid be |i'l<'d ft'iished. A'
; i fie t'lii" <>t her <?alivery by her cou
ructors no. :? pun w as mounted. t'ie
turrets would not work, and thera
\< eie many other details of construe
, Lion which had no' been completed,
t _ Similar instances are .offered by
th? \\ ashlnijtoii ji^id the Tennessee,
both of \vhi-. h needed soveral moiiths
oi' additional labor by naval men
, after their delivery at the yards, pre
I nit mably prepared for service. IJoth
f shlpn wero built by private ccntrao*
tO IB,
niilNDNIvSS CAUSED Sl'ICIDK.
lOv-Hailroad Chief llad Lost (^ne 10.ro
nndOthei' Was KaJltny.
Nev/ York City. ? 111 health and
worry Incident to the prospect of los
tn.u his eyesight were the reasons gen
! erall.v accepted fpr the suleldo at sea
i Inst Wednesday of David Willco.v. e::
| President of the Doln varo and Jittd
son Company. Mr. \N'lllcox had lost
the Ki.-iht of one eyo and tho other
' wr.a failing.
i'ear of a ltfe of comparative pov
erty,. because his entire fortune had
been swept away by unfortunate
speculation also was declared to have
t been a cause of the suicide of the
1 close personal friend and adviser of
JO. II. Ilarrlinan and Henry Jl. Rog
ers.
heavy sxow i.\ xoi;tii\vi:st.
Kailroads AJTectcd and St. Paul Car
Lines IilorUed.
St. Paul. Minn.?The moat furious
s-vtowstorin ilir.t it sis occurred in the
N'orthwest '.'nis Ki'avnn prevailed for
twenty In.urs. All over tho Dakotas,
i as far wevt r.s Montr,na. the groan.I
i is covered with front si*; to ten incites
f.i' snow. Hail road tra.Tie was de
layed frotii live t? 11 ?* t hour:;.
| Farmera have been delayed in their
? jiu'tlin^, a:tii will be forctd to re
plant.
; in Minneapolis ami S!. Paul tho
' st reef car s;>U'i.i v. as blocked al! 'lay,
ears being pushed through intermit,
tcuit ly.
MTKATE M fl.fi P.l.OWS pp.
Two Men Killed at !>u Pont Powder
Works 1!:; plosion.
Irasl;e11. N. .1. ? Hn an ctplosion
which could he >ca.*d for miles, tho
nbvate plan: o" the i>ti Pont Powder
Works was I:'o: up. Koremkn An
drew Larson. o. ro.nrtlon Lake, and
Nicola (JnrelJo, an 11a'.igjn, assistant,
were b!o\vn to pieces, jjfct h 1 nn i*c
loains of the m*rr.;e mill, iftid only a
1 ( n-foot hole in the ground, fifty foef
square, marks its former location.
Hertzian Waves Explode Torpedoes.
Successful experiment# wtuo made
at Cartagena In ths explosion ol tor
pedoes at loiu distances by means of
the Hertziarf*vaves system. The d*.
vice was invented by a SpaniarJ
named Balaera.
No Hain in Six Months.
Prayers were offered in all the
churches throughout the Island of
Cuba for rain, which has nQt fallen
for six months. The country is
parched, cattle are dying ana forest*
are burning.
A'ASHIX^'I^V
Frederick I. Allen, 1'n 11'1 Sfa?*8
?omn)IM0B?r of Patents. , ...
'I iio Administration, it i; ?. ,< fs
aj inS' !>'*"* fri""l ll
)ro<eodings against ?? "? 1 ?RTiri;,:1>
President, Noose volt win
Washington for his 8n?nrn< : oii:<>
!)ystor Hay on Jane i-?
The Treasury' Depart m01 ' tas
>n notlco that If white c!? ^
Fourth Audited office do n wish M
?vork under a ncjro tn^y ' .in . I(
President Roosevelt will iir4e l!)t>
European nations ,|? Join I im |? ^
Jisarn;wrtont,/pro$ram at '
I'care Conference.
Chief Justice Fuller, I:: t;l(, S)
iremo Court, announced thai u',..
' ?resent term of tha Court would !n> I
;li<htjd on May - ft
Senator Penrose; ?f t P(V1'ijyiv,'.r1j)
?mule Ills first call at the \\ oftr. ||0'(f
dijeo the "conspiracy diau.:" ,,
\Jarch. ?
William Loeb, Jr., seen iart to l!lt,
President, will, If was n >ori. ! ilt
Washington. resign his <>0icv to iu>.
Wrio president of tho \V*?sh|Hs(o,1
Railway ami Electric Company.
Assistant Postmaster - Conor,il
riitcheock, who returned 'o
on from tho South, denied that tho
President sent him on a political niis
don, hut Said tho J Republicans of
Georgia, South Carolina a:id no,BJu-i
were all Roosevelt men.
Ol lt ADOPTED JSMVps.
Kifreon hundred eiparinaVrr?. r,,..
ployed by a Arm with factories ;i,
Mian. Porto Pico, atltl at f>.ya
struck for an increase in |s:tjaijcl !>? I
? er and more material to wor!; wji.h
There are probably foriv vavicti 5
?>f bananas cultivated in Fhrijf. },;)(
inly some half u dozen of Pose hav ?
t commercial value.
Havana newspapers dfsrm wph
ntercst the suggestion foi">.;
llfzatiou of the Cuban
Cenern1 Jose Miguel
>:i' h pla'fonn on which -p,,.
? iberal nomination for (h? Cub-i-i
Presidency.
o rain has fallen in troutl?rr:?
i>".
r; r
Iistrietsjof Porto Rico iii sw h^hm,,, I
irul i; *n>i estimated thru
?ent. of the sugar crop v.illh*
Purchase of Cuban chvnj innv ?.
\v for government use' brenh:. nit
^'I'rirpfp.s of ?raft asainst Amor.t;? n
jfl?rials in H:ivaut>.
.Manila's budget for l?f)C-07 h
lbout SI,500,000, of | v.'iiich ?.'!?; .
>0o is for school^ nn?V sns.ooo for
'"I,re. "After :i while lhu&arr.nu;t? s
?vI! 1 be reversed.
Pearl fishing in More Province
Philippine Island?, can ei:l? h? -p.ik"
:iow by vessels built i:> tie XJa>tcd
Slates, or in the Philip pi !>>.>{,
DOMESTIC.,
Jo'in n. Rockefeller dwdcd lit:
property in Cleveland ati^yyai'.o
CNyinty, ()l\io, to his- r'lvo
land worth S2,000*000 I'nivc; -
shy of Chicago.
1/ubor uulotis are to conuitetc.a de
fense fund of 51,000,000 foi;Moyer,
I !ay wootl aud PeUiv^1 About
S 101,000 lifts been contributed in
New York City. ~
Chairman ingnllR of th: Eis l-'onr
railed upon the rallwaysto bhservo
ho laws and predicted a panic should
the present railway conditions be
prolonged.
Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y.,
celebrated the ono hundreib anniver
sary of the birth of Ezra Cornell,
founder*
David Wlllcox, formerll president
af tho Delaware and Hcdson Com
pany, shot himself at sea.
It was positively annoyed tint
fhe value of the honda stolen -from
the Trust Company ol' North Amer
ica, New York City, Is atkist $500,
OOO. *
The cruiser Baltimore trrlved at
the Brooklyn- Nary Yarfriftcr four
years' service in the ir^r East.
In a tire at Fulton, Ky.,four chil
rtren of a Greek merchant named Ho
ciad were burned to deatb.
It was announced thst the State
Hanking Department vojM examine
the securities with varloustrust corn
panics in Now York City.
llobbers dynamited ihe?afe in the
por-iofllco at Avon, M;&. gating
$u00 in cash and stamps.
FOREIGN.
The peasant deputies o( the reac
tionary party Were recall by the
Russian Eniporor.
?in audience has drawn bitter attacks
from the radicals.
There was further rietin?! on i'n
Island of St. Lucia, and fte Covernor |
sent a telegram to Barters saying
that aid was urgently ne^'
M. Pichon announced ttat Franco s
policy at. the Peace Coaferen.co at
The Hague would folio* 'he'course
adopted at the first meeting o. do
gates.
Tko British tank ste??cr I'lH'ifor* I
from New York for ? w?s I
abandoned at Fea, her l?.
en on board the British #teamcr ba- j
garni.
Am in os Sultan, foraicr P"**1"1
Grand Vizier and lonR^*1\a* ;.'h
lived in Toheran, beingff?? .
marked distinction by tWs?iah
The $75,000,000 Gert*n TrPf,f".r^
bond Lssuo was subscribes0I J'
five times over, ?
.. A further proof of
the Russian Pretaier, M ^?'>p ,;ln
ward tho Russian DJCJ has \
given in his proposal to*110*
to advise ParliamentarTC?n,rn
opposltioiv to their ?3{4A?y 1
gram. f
r A Prominent Brit# l5!?,cJt K-c!
~TaoZ .SlUftttsn ???Sa,vcrsKj,
ijoid 1
|KALMclTo CHOP CONDI I IONS
??Mtioiis for ?>. Vast Week as Re
ported by the Department.
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law l.iiil i:it'it?*-; f I n i? ? u*i? 'J H'J imi'Im1-,
'iiwinvoml ! inches; KIll'^.-l I i'C
iiii-'u' : Sat.ti (ieuc^i' 1.7" indies ;
Saii>; ,\!;111!i? w> "J.'tO indies; N ?*iii.?>?
v;'1' 'V><> 'I 'i i'i.Ii ; ( lia ;-|? ?t I r. N. I
I.W inf ill ? ; W'iln,in-!.hi, N. (J |M
iiH'his; .\ii;>, ia. < ? a. I ? inches ;
Sav.i!.,,;:! . iU.70 <il' an inch
J. W. 15 A 1 Klf.
Heel ion I?ii I??r.
State Board of Health.
<?"V. An-i'l lias received from t!,o
Si,ilc Mi ?ii< :tl ass'M'iai ion a |is| ot ilic
ti?in;iii('i > |?ir 111?? ?? \???*111 ive <*<? 11111ii11? ? im
nf llu* Siali* lx?ar<l .,1 health. IIh-v
aro 1i?!lnw-: U<?hl. Wihttii. ('Iiar
lest.iii; II. T. j I;111. Aikt n: ('. i(iani
hri'll, Ahhrx i11??; .1. A. I lay nr. fir?'<'ii
wiintl; \V, .!. I >111<I<? 11. laiii'?H : .las.
Kvjins. I Inmicc, jiii.I (I \ William-:.
Cnliiiiihia. At tin- inn'tin:: <>l' tin* ;<-?
socialiuii at Hi'iiin-t t^vilic a lew days
airtt it was discovered that there was
softie con fusion eoneerniiej;' lite i>sn
in?r of entninissioiis and on exninina
tion of the hooks at the seerelearv of
Htate'n o..ee, it was found that none
of the old members reeomniende<l by
the assiK'iiit ion lias been eommission
ed.
Spartanburg Festival.
' Spartanburg, Special.?The South
Atlantic Siates Musical Festival iim
dcr tiic auspices of the Converse Col
Iciff Society, lu.'^au at Converse Col
|p??? auditorium Wednesday ami were
closed Frid?vy oveninir. There were
tju'ie ni.ulit concerts and two a I tor
noon concerts. Tho music for ?ho
festival was furnished by Walter
Damn-sell, of tin? New York Symph
ony Orchestra. The artists wore Ed
ward Johnson, tenor; Mine. Seimbrieh
Mine. HissMn I >e Moss, Mi.?s (Jrnee
Mnnson. The occasion was a m^a'olc
<?a therm;-; of music lovers, 'and !an?e
crowd* attended at every session.
Eoy Killed by Live Wire.
S,?ai tanl.ur;:. S. Special.?-While
!i ;!ti eloeuic li.rh! wive
|>!;iy. n: w
1 !:;i: i.: - i i:. !i a culvert under
[In' ii.' ' "! tin- Southern iiailvond,
i{? i:- t t ;i!\fri, aj?ed M ye;u?. wlio
21 v t < i ;.ii iiis parenls i:t the \;li;i;e
.? nt. was in.^'iinllx kilh-d
Mi : ji? ??i":iiuabout 1! o'clock.
Spartanburg Buys its Own Water
Plant.
Sjiai lanhur'.;, Special.-T-An a'/ree
nicat has been reached between the
ciiv and the Home Water Supply
?'oi!:,*?ny whereby the company's
ilia hi is to lie acquired for the sum of
the neighborhood of .f'Jun.OUU. Mr.
.1 #iji? i 15. Cleveland own? seven-eights
..i t! ? >t"rk of the water company,
'i i!? uiP probably take over tin*
\for operation about Jul\ 1
?i.'t.UOO \ ill he spent in exlen I
i improving the system to ;'ivr
? :t the desired tire protection.
* i ar-On 5 Cret? Exonerated,
?ile-'ton. Special.?United Stat
ti;s of Vessels Cants. F. lb
Sire ir.d .John T. Borden announced
th'ii ;:ndincrs in the investigation in
?i> tli* burning and sinking of the
Mean er Marion in Wadlmalaw sound
on Fiiday '2:2, exonerated the olhcers
and c.ew of the veusel^rom all blame
for the casualty.
Southern Agricultural Topics.
^ j:
Modern Methods That Are Helpful to
Farmer, Fruit Grower and Stockman.
Miili* <'o!ts.
Every faimer should film u
pood brood initio anil raise at least
Olio mill?* colt :t yc.?r. I'he Icemen
ilons revenue i lint is being \>:tI<?! to
tht> North ;ilid Wesi fill' ntulei; alone
In astonishing. A hundred million j
ilollaijM is paid mil of (ho ciilldii grow
ing portion annually for mules and
horses. This e; i inm?<? is lav too
small, and i!. aciual li^inei were ai j
liaml t<* quote front it would In- found
that thin is the m i v minimum.
The aiiionni paid for horses and I
mules is fully one sl\!h of the gro-"s
ilieoine from the entire eotioa crop I
of the South. No uther siny.le pur-I
chase amounts lo so much as the i
mules and horses 1- nc. !?' I y the cot - !
ton raisers.
Much is being ?-;ii? 1 just at this
time about lite fort i !i: and the
cost, hut the mule q.iosi ion is tar
inoro serious than the feci ili/e;1 ?wo:.
lion. \Vr> could gei along without
fertilizers by using home-made stuff,
hut tin1 farm cannot ho inn without
mules and horses.
There arc more than 2,0oo,ooo
farmers engnged^Jn raisin-? cotton,
and if one-fourth ol this nutuher
bought a mule or t.ors*- e-fii year,
and it is safe lo say thai a ?,.reat"r
numj>'?r than one-fourth buy mule
or horse ea? h year, at S".v-n apie-o,
the total co.^t wo.ild bo ?t oo.noii
Now this, and even ;? a?'. ator amount
could he saved h> each planter rais
ing on" colt every year.
The cost of the ?olt need i:o' 1) >
great. In fact, it would lie almost
nothing, for there is an abundance of
grass that annually go** to waslc iiml
could be turned into n
which v. on 1*1 11v;u? v go h1 11r
farmer. W'e spend mi
hits to hill the grass in
and early jutiniiiei
of dollars tor ha>
the hay and nutlet
homo and all t lie i
Tlio cost of a in ii I - ? col l
exceed $1.') lor on ? yejtj\ a:
cost I his in act ual inni
is needed is. at. hand amKcan bo had
for a small nnmuut of-UtJ/??r. During
the summer grass is plentiful and the
colt can graze on what naiuro hits so
bountifully provided without co: t to
any one. With a mowing niachine
enough liny can be harvested in a
short time to feed through the win
ter. At one year old th?* colt should
be worth $100, and this, clear prollt
lo one who raises the coll.
Diversilied farming is what pays
and pays well. It is not what is
made, but what is saved that manes
a prosperous and happy people. The
difference between happiness and
misery is, very tersely expressed in
tho words of a great Ihtglish writer.
The words are these; "Income 5200,
' outgo $202; result, misery. Income
$200, out{T<i_ $I9S; resuHA, happi
ness."?(J. Jd. Davis, Floyd County,
Ueorgfa,
Combatting Cucumber JjIcc.
This pest destroys ninny hundred
acres of cucumbers and melons ench
year. Every grower of these vege
tables should make a study of exter
minating this Insect, a? It means the
success or failure of his entire crop.
There being a foundation for all
things to build 011, so there is one
most important basis frofrt which to
work in destroying cucumber Hop.
The grower shouldVrocuro from a
reliahlo seed house his seed of the
best quality, seed tli^t have been
grown under climatic conditions Lest
adapted to their fullest development,
the plants having been free from llc.\
He will then secure a stand which Is
lieaTthy amlNuore able to withstand
the attacks of Insects.
If the growen wishes to be <>u the
Rafe side, he slijmld spray his, entire
crop with kerosene emulsion before
the lice have appeared. Then spray
the second time in about ten days.
This will almost insure hi.; crop
against these bugs.
Should the lice appear he rhould
go over his field and pull up each
Infected plant and burn it. at once.
Then spray his entire held with kero
sene emulsion, using a goone-iwck
nozzlo in order to reach the under
side of the leaves. If this is dune/
deliberately, llio grower will snoij.
rid himself of H>!h pent.
IIow to Miller KtTo.vcno lOmulsioi
Good hard soap (in lino ?U;iving:-;), '
pound; soft water, one j;al!o;>: i;?? y?
Bonn, two gallons.
Dissolve* soap in uoihn:; walor.
tho kerosene to the hot water, <h
the mixture with ?i)r<iyin? juinip j
it change* to a crontny, then \
buttei'niilk moss: color. This i I
three gallons of sixiy-six per aL
oil emulsion, which may l>o y,
(o tho strength desired.
gallons of H<>ft. wale:* to this Zn<>
to make fifteen pt-i rent. |H.
emulsion, This strength v.-ill/
best resultF. ^ ,^0
Kerosene emulsion lias / n).
host results ol any >%x(/
known. In fact, it Js thvrr~wci
way for a cucumbcr or men
51s Beto Noli/.
{iPa,!> Riked tho Scjr,," 4,v" 1
son, " what is a ' N'emor Ucd tko
"A 'Kemca.s,' my ?>?& 0fflc?
Senator, wearily, 441 f. T ?romise to
6eeker that you foolis/ P
assist." _ L
Spring is h cinch fV^e PoC^
Fresh sap
On tap! /
Soft snap!/
Giddapl / ...
Go it, old Pe^ftR^ (t? 1
to !><? six cessful if his rrop In attacked
l.y these Injects. (.5. W. K , In fttutU
itii Fruit (irower.
Minis in I>nirymen.
Tl??* Oklahoma Kxperlnumt Htutlon
issued the following suggestions
to dairymen us a guide for (ho pro
duction of cream of good Quality:
clean cream, ('1)1(1 cream and rich
civi'.in arc the three words which tell
tit.- secret of producing sweet cresm. ,
He clean and sanitary in milking.
Have all pails, crocks, cans and
dairy utensils scalded and clean.
Kt 'p tin- separator clean by wash
ing after each separating.
Cool each lol of cream in cold wa
ter before setting ',t away, and havo
it t hot oiiuhly cooled before adding
;o the general lol of cream. ( ^ go xl
w:tv is never to mix a fre; '> b:> '.l of
cream with., older (ream, bul keep
<h< h lot from the different separate
iii?s separate, and in one-gallon
cro< )
Have a well vent ilaled cave or cool
cellar in which to keep the. cream.
Stir ( ach of the separate lota o(
cteam every day to keep them uni
form.
Have a wire Hereon lor each crock
0 as to "air the cream" and keep
oat til":- and insect*-.
ii\cr the cream to the creamery
or receiving station three times a
week in summer and twice a week in
v. in;or.
Insist 0:1 t!u ( reamery man weigh
ing out Hie fample of cream for ?y
ie: [ instead of measuring i 11 a pi potter
1 li > scales are more-accurate. /
Have the cows come fresh It) if
| iembcr and October and roc/
| i \\ (nt>?? live to thirty cents a pif
I fi>,? the butter fat in winter in/
j of ttfieen to twenty cents a pott/
1 summer. /
S'iiin Milk !?"<? i* Laying lief
?-Tin- I imparl inent of Ai;rimlt:
;?? eeiv?'<l a report from (ho \V?
;? inia Experiment Ht.fltIon ?>/
r.i;ulc to determine (In1 valuy
milk as against water for /
feed niasb.
1 ii t li" lirst lest. which ci
iI.ivk, twenty-two hens fed/
lai<l I" I I eggs as eompaiV
eggs laid by tho lwenty-t/
mash wet with water.
In (lie second period ?
i est sixty hens fed t Ij
ration laid XG2 eggtf. ij
daya as compared witlk^
by a similar lot fed ^ro
I ti 1 lie second period Wb<
reversed. 1 Uo yf
milk laul 1 2 20 ''KK^th
as compared with ?'/ pro
tho lot f.Ml no ??<%bBU.
experiments moro /
(1 need when Hki,MjL.0Vall
ttiled for water wlth
maul). Under ''n/V per
ins in those exT moiBt
eggs selling foiryalue ot
dozen the skim/ u per
cnlng tho nmslr u of
from ono and if1 j au
nuarl' ,n ^Tctlon of ?02
skim milk wn#CU011 -
1
incrraco in tl
<*ggs.
j Practice,
?SIcffj (/ns of training
fn all (i/guidotl by fore
?ind pruirln/ teacher. The
?hought iivn contains olab
'?oj-dciiJiii^r the making of
ornto jn.s/iiiul one seen in
'deal fril wonderful exam
Kuropea/'s art. The Amerl*
Idea of f not favor the espa
enn clidWEuropean garden
ller tr.yioes it necessitate the
or, bupf treos which is com
cni 11 ?</
m<>n /orchard i;j trained by
U'iiperationH of any single
pi'i!i/plo enough; but oven in
ycuiigeu of growth individual
I Uitj/op peculiarities tliat re
l ireful study before tho knife
I 'itf. A safcLficneral. rule Is to
| f^ySugh the' orchard two or
lines, cutting out only such
j Wo first round as are plainly
II of removal. By the tinio the
'iii 11 (1 is (q^upioted one will have
f:\ lunch, and can attack tho
diir.cnIt problems on the second
over with greater assurance.?
(horn Fruit liiwn.
Stilled Fads About Alfalfa.
r?t;cntinl:t <>f successful alfalfa
Itur;> may bo briefly .stated as fol
} o\Vr.:
1. Kit h land well drained.
Lib.-ial fertilization (preferably
wiih stable manure) and liming.
Thoroughly broken, compact,
finely pulverized Becd-bed.
4. Inoculation?preferably with In
oculated soil.
fi. Karly fall seeding?generally.
i?. Frequent mowing to keep dawn
weeds antl grass and strengthen tho
alfalfa plants.
7. In case of failure, try, try again
and then again.
t>. More inoculation.
Wholly.
"But," proiested K*um?, -ho saade
his dobut in vaudeville before, "the,
audience wasn't justified in treating
mo as they did. My act wasn'tlhalf
bad."
s; "Well," replied Crittick, "neither
were the eggs thoy passed up to y<m/'
Reason sorves when pressed but
honeit instinct comes a volunteer,
Pop#,