Show nilllrr r rmi belts 1IIUli It gratifying i to see how readily fanner who hove been accustomed to broad acre that yield medium to meager crops from the still more meager tillage they recelvo contemplate contem-plate with composure the necessity nut to soy advantage of small farm uy Field 1 and Tarm They rcallia lint this reduction alto of farm Im pile changes In many lieo ways 1 be preparation or the toll for time crop the after culture the kind of crop grown and the care to save It and to keep up tho fertility of the land must alt ba looked after To limo until fanner who would mako his living liv-ing from i few acrcsall of these mean nncthlng far different from what thy have meant to our average went orn fanner Wo mutt In time makeup make-up our mlmli to cultivate lower acre and do It more clcntltlcally nnu ceo omtcally Time rapid advance tho far vrest Is I making In Irrigation development develop-ment calling Into demand at the lama tllllo tho further division and 1 allot lent of water 111 necessitate smaller holdings and more extcntlva cultlva lion In a word thl11 I what Irrigation loran Wo notice that our modcri arincra fully renllto that under tho Icumttances In which they are placet that much mora thought must bo given to their work It la I not limply a mat tel of putting In one or a low crop that liavo their long and regular > erod of iced time culture and barest bar-est but such a variety must 10 elected Aa to most fully occupy both bo farmer and thu toll Crops III which iklll In growing harveitlng and marketing count for much nro chosen Tho farmer who may readily supply hcmiolve with wind mill pump seem In a fair way to rank tho highest 10 I ntclllgcnt effort to make the most out of the force and appliances with whlc hey work This Is ono of tha compcnia Ion of Irrigation Tho umo ainoun of land may bo made to yield much greater return but to da till mor bought must bo given the work lo > eopo of such regions become w ellto lo not to lay wealthy they are relined lined and uiliKilU J |