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' j" 4 Ii ternoon Gowns CI NATIONAL SYSTEM OF ROADS Expert at National Capital Illustrates How Scheme is to Be Brought to Successful End. - ''Le estl lishmii itent of n national y"s m ofI hiultwr:ys Is gret fly fntellitateil ay the federal 1lti roal law, whieh -iitils till the states that would share i its bieiis-and that tea1ns all of he states-to el1 til) hetuselves witl I tate highway delimrttents. WN1ith these inte highway depa rtnents devoting heir attention to the buldlIng of state ystetus of main, through-lia high ntys. every condition is favorable for he next and crowning net---the estab shiuent of n national system of high nys. By wny of illustrattag how a nan lonal system of highways is about to e evolved by easy and logical stages, n expert at the niitional enpital taide lie following statement: "Gradually the state hats eiade Itself comijielling factor in tl, laldIlig of 1ea-I roid problems and, as a logical crittenie, the federal government, first trough educational activity and later y the financial a(d provided by the ederal aid law, has made itself ai owvierful factor in the working out of to state highway problems. The next )gical step follows the .aime course ( bhieh has been pursued by the state overnments, namely, the ibroadiening i f federal participation to provide for i hr establishment of a system of nt- n onal highways. (, "This policy can be put into effect tII -ithout disturbance of existing organ- ai ations, without providing mew means ni f finance and with but ]inie change bl I existing laws. The process would bl ugically take a course sotmewlat as )I>ows: 111 "1. The state hightiwny departments of nd the federal ollIce of jpuldic roads ht, -luld make an Initial select ion from t, xisting state highway systems of ( lose highways which are of interstate 1 nj ortance. Il "2. A system thus selected woul(l be t, pproved by congress, vithi the re- T uirement that federal funds he tip- li ied only to such System on and after specified date. ":t. 'The federal aid should be e4 'nded to maintenance as well as con ruction; as the national system of. ighways should have for all tune a ese relationship with the federal gov- h rminent. ft "onome of the states already have tile plans fci utilizing the aid grant I by the federal aild road act on roads hich could not properly be includd t a ntltional system. But this need F Concrete Road in MississippI. rtot cause extreme conflict,- as the fed 'ral funds for the first three or four i ears' operation of the present act ?'uld conutinue to be applied as now n4ned. The appropriations for the !guwt two years are already available rind considerable time necessary mustI ulapse before the national system riould be laid out and made ready for the application of federal funds. "In all probability the new scheme would come into effect as an extension of the present federal aid road net." WHY FAMILY MOVED TO TOWN Compelled to Make Change Because of Poor Schools and Bad Road Remedy for Poverty. "Why don't they go on to a farm?" Is the question with whleh many men diismiiss from theIr minds the story of someC poverty-stricken family. 'rThe chancees are five to one that that samte famIly was induced to move to town beicauise of poor schools and poor roads in the country. The remedy for much of the poverty now in our towns is good rotgds and good schools in the country. Why should 'not. counitry3 schools he given the. same attenttion given city amnd towvn schools? Why should not the children be permitted to go to them over good ronds with dry feet, instead of wading through mud and water? Oood roads wiill mtake the country a better place In which to live. Cull Growing Flock. Cull the growing flock of chicks as much as possible, mtarket all that are in any way inferior but In good health, and kill and bury all which seemi weak or sickly. It will not pay to keep any but the stronigest and best chicks. Prevent Tuberculosis. To prevent tuberculosia, all milk and milk products should be cookedI before being fed to hogs. To control hog cholern use sanitary precautionh and anti-hog cholera serum treatment, MAKING SUCCESS W - S d~J ANY FARM NEEDS SI t' 0. F. JOIINSON, Missour8 Agricul t iu xperinent Station.) A p~rofitabIle fairm buasiness mn st he good-siz:tedl busi :ess. A goo,-sized tainess dotes not ailways tmean a large nnther of acres--altthoug it uitally >es. By gSoot-sized brainess 1s not !res. A good-szedI faratn in Missouri ged not be tuore tsha 400 aeres. Som- e tsinesses ot much sainI r fan rs are milenrog fores-atutoryl pitus.al A anan on good-sized fa n t enuf aike at profit more easily thtan1 a 1annn1 it atmaill farm. lie an employ turn, l'ses, and tools more ellicienltly, eann Illowt at good cropping system aiore tsily. ital enn have ttaore hues (if ork so that his risk of loss is less. . ore regtar supply of Iahor atl ht r (listributiota of capit al i possible. hIese are soine f thte rateasons for the rger busintess. Size of Business. The ainher of nteres oierated is not ate only measure of size f loisiness., he 1na11i with too hteavy a ('itatiil in 'sitttnt utaay thinlk he has at large asiness when in ra'ality it is very all. The intve'itme'itt tof the average rm of at region Is the sattest guide r thant commniaty. '\ 11nan1 with a rge nitnnther of t(t's antd in it eutgh ipitail to operat e thet is ttuehtl werse l than if lie had fewer ters and ATTEN TURKEY FOR MARKETI oultry Husbandman.of Texas College Tells of Mistakes Made in Finishing Young Birds. omne atitenttion sholtal beo given to lt ond'Oiitltn ..o fit. lal tbI s wtent I tur eyst ar e aritketed. TIhoast wihto htave ad~ ('epeIenee in tnlshintg I the birds1 notw whant it manas to htave thtem I primne 'onidltiotn. Profat. I". Wt. Kat iea'. poultry hausbandmttan of the ~exas A. & M. college, expilans: Mainy yountg tutrkeys aire huirr'ied to lbe market just about the timae that hey ake thte greatest gaini. Thtis is losling praictice for the grower. In pite of the fact that feed is hIgh, the irst five or six pounds of a turkey's r'eightt are the moat expensive to pro-. luace. It certainly is not good butsi aess to sell the young tutrkeys while hey tare still -"pinny." Keep thtetm a ewv weeks longer andi feed theam well. This yeaar turkey railsers will aigain >e tempted to sell their early hatchied urakeys and keep laite hatched speci nens for breeding p~urposes. Thtis Is a. v'ery serious maistake. Keep the eairly iatcheds turkeys and~ a fewi of' thte amost 'igorous eatrly hauteel tomtls f'or breed tag next yeart. Latst sprintg turkey rnaaisers wore uno tible to suapply the deamtl for eggs 'or hatchlung and breedling stock. The amet) :ondhiti will exIst thhas year. Fla' prepared foir it. COTTONSEED MEAL FOR FEED It Being So Highly Concentrated It Must Be Fed With Discretion Ration for Cows. Whtile c'ottonlsed amea i s thet chIeaip cst cat Itie feed ont the maruket, it is so 'oncetrated t hatil It us)Wt he fed with dI{i'rtioni. lThe animtal cana digest aonly so mneh of It:; and, futrtheramore, frea'ling It to ex('ess tay be' t dottrimttail leo the cow. xl I)0nntti of1 t'ot I nseed mea'tl tay bte 'onasidleredl the. muost thaot enna be wisely fed1 a 'owi Per' fay, ad four Peitnils will genatitlly hie a muchu eenitrautes aay he necededen con'osist of on or' more grain prod4)(t' . PEAVINE HAY EASilY CURED By Making Stacks of Small Diameter Around Poles Vines Can Be Stacked Behind Mower. PteanvIne hay is oasily ('uraeal, cit her o~n racks or stacketd auround poles while still gr'een. fly mauking stacks of small diatmeter arountd poles, pea vitnes can he~ atacked right behaind the mowuer, Hlandled Int this waiy the haty has a brlit gr'eeni color, and practIcally all the leaves, the mnost nutritious part of the hnyv.i aevd TH ARG - B.INES LO AND GOOD BARN. en1ough aplital to handh-t them eill elenttly. E~very acre must he farmed ntglbtnu o I)Ih entugh, but not toot muchd. Another fnet<.: which may Iimnit tilt' the size of business is the 1proit e(tivi- t ty of the land. The leu 0o farms of average proctlivit y x1nd1 up to one fifth more Ihan average are the for tuntate ones. The aon with less than nyerage f"ieldis or m1ore (imon ie-fifth better than nyerage yields !111(1 it harder to uiake It success of his husl n1ess- WVith less thnn nyernte1; yields he gets no profit from crop protlue tion; with iore tlon one-tifth hetter than tiverage yl eis he is usunl'y pay Iug Inure thni tihe iicreased gleid is worth to get that yild. System of Farming. Another fitor o1f importancre which limits size of biusiniess is the systel of farm11ing which the mlan is fo llowinlg. Inl extensive fitrming regions like tuost of Missouri a 01n en put t1t 11inuch 1inhor0 oniil an nere to1 t groilltl or he el put too little lor in tht aere. A 2y-nere farm ny readily he no moure ellienle thanl i ltl-are farm heDruse the tu111 on the 2110-tre inrtu los not atrin the id whuiot'dle the stan on the 1 1ne()1-ere Pttrol irius it right. The fritt. ing system which fiirnisies to . dlays of prodluelive -131h0m per nere weas found to 1e' the best in the J4o)llihn-3 ot County, Alissou'ri, region. ATTENTION TO COTTON SEED! gig Waste of Transportation and i iss by Wear and Tear on Machine in Handling Dirt. tl'la lrg the. unl'nd Stats D)epartment of Atzienli ured clAn inrots uletont gin Tsels dir andt- forll d1n's equppr nnull 11s( pne chsed useii lumdid ith ot se, atu ~ ~p lby the Uinl unitesii'f-l gepating no g 1114u ture.t siThti iis rash wase transl.-1 'ortion,4) ntis lo ltss byII wealinclean-g dry mtehinerr,1 i ofndci rsu'lt ften i -i duermsters and Automoilae Drved Shoulad Culentite Spit ofir Gon atLery.l Wy Ctton1,ii ittt (rdu fr w'i'etp y bng h ltit the 1unnott on apis hdty t leni -i tatlpossileto 'the gtn. The-i ofn nie will aid by o euing andas ad-i jing his machiin'ill ery asto makeli the tongv ogo matoe fom get tid into~ lothe sder of ha ee tuerpanik't eprot an ginne t ouldarket 5len sed ofigd efua1lity'o byOpayin a lim oathively01 betiiers ri e ofood cln, dry seeod tani offee ifor poort dry, orCit dampelldto ul el--l.il Teast fIle wandI lutomobcies Driver Shouid Cu 13 lite SpisrIs o oin Tihiere 1s 014 need11 of touit- onli the thuntroul od m Thieplies ligth to-i mtgteamsnd to' nutombi'1llIdivs.~ ntroh rhold utate ngthe singo giive andtk-o going at lest, halfse tea or somimies torynoe anyg em havtet or int a dirtochf. sop ~tohv to groonte lowt ge andn generalt n~ wagenithat bcultjustias ourfte wa tco hntr mroand.ps . , t-'h 'Aae w C THE P15W ACARONI HrOw s ,a II JAIMEIMM* S iYOU OWNALIfTLE FIELD FOR THE LANIS SAKE DRAINIT LITO MAKEITILD W e'& w ill end on requtest. 1- S chool fficer''s Sped ini November Price List. T-'.techer'.s uapply & Premilun Lidt. 'urray Sch. Sulp. Co.,Hirninghnm,Ala. Harmony. "Whui swatggg. you fellow Is walk ng with." "That's to iatch his stick." NEVER lEAD A CHILL After Taking ELIXIR DADEK "My little daughter, 10 years old, suffered early a year will, chills and fever, most of the line urner the doctor's care. I was discoue gedl and a friend adtviede me to try Elixir. lat bk. I gave it to her anasl he has never had chili since. It comnpletely cured her." Mrs. .yerun Helms, 302 E St., N. E., Washington, D. O. Elixir flabek 50 cents, all druggists or by areel Post prepaid from Kloezewaki & Go., Vaelzngtoaa, D. C. A Near-Membership. "Does he cone under the head of rganized labor?" "W'ell, he plays ftear a church choir." 11 PRESCRIPTION FOR WEAK KIDNEYS A medicinal preparation like Dr. Kil aer's Swanp-Root, that has real curative alue almost sells itself. Like an endless hai system the remedy is recommended y those who have been benefited to those rho are in need of it. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is a physi tan's prescription. It has been tested or years and has brought results to count ess numbers who have suffered. The success of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root due to the fact that it fullills almost ev 'y wish in overcoming kidney, liver and ladder <iseases, corrects urinary troubles nd neutralizes the uric acid which causes Iuant ismn. Do not suffer. Get a bottle of Swamp. toot from any druggist now. Start treat ent today. However, if you wish first to test this a reat preparation send ten cents to Dr. ilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a ample bot tle. When writing be sure and ltenton tlyis paper.--Adv. Magnetism in the Wilds. Fish stor4ie.1 es area silupposed to b - iilquie as slet'ha'rs of the iuagat ton, Jmi nut' h e'as the story told by t meinlb.'er of t liti. h ;tsa .ommint.ssi.on :> the Unaitedi State', It (eemsta tt 'cne of hui'. acquaInt net(e-,---n ira veler ofi emae note--had aiod a far im to an i Irishantg, atnd4 the otter wats comaulaiig b~ecause there ~'ere no bidsI about I he place. "Set4 somae trops," suiggestedh the for wcr owner, "anmd they w'l~l come.". "Shaure an' will they comeC thin?" "Yes, I was onice ini Afrien, and' here wvasn't a womnan, I had been told, &'ttin 200 miles. I wantedi one to ~ook and keep htouse. So I hung a air' of earrIngs, a braceelet and some aundry buttons on a tree, and the next norning I fottnd ive applicants tinder he branchtes." .Treatment of Paretlos. As a result of two andt a halt years % )f treating pare'tles In the New Jersey ~tate hospItal wIth salvanrsan, neosal-. 'arsan1i andi albumninate of miercuary in octedi into the spinal cotrdI, Dr's. Brit on D). Eviian -nad Fredierie H. Thorne enor't teo lhe Me'dical Jouirnal that thIs ttethod htas little or no v'alume. Only ant "ptimis ta nn suffer from I'n- p ~onmuin aind feel glaid it Isn't a tooth ice t hat Is ke'ep ig himn awake, Thea& only way to crush ani egotist Is :) Pmy no attetioen to him11. There's Superior Flavor To POSTUM as a table beverage. A package from4 the grocer is well worth a trial, in place of coffee-especially When Cojlee Dlsagrees b