Show TITF CAFT ATr TTMFS fj ART AND UTAH Modern to FEED ALFALFA TO GROWING PORKERS Found Most Valuable in periments at Stations Ex- Alfalfa hay was worth $S0 a ton as a feed for growing pigs in experiments the Wisconsin and Ohio stations the pigs In each of these experiments were fed a good standard ration of corn and tankage or meat meal In the Wisconsin test 420 pounds of corn and 51 pounds of tankage were required for 100 pounds gain In the lot to which no alfalfa was fed Another pen of pigs required 387 pounds of corn 43 pounds of tankage and 23 pounds of chopped alfalfa hay to make the snuie gain The 23 pounds of alfalfa saved 31) pounds of corn worth 53 5 cents and 8 pounds of tankage worth 32 cents a total of 5 cents worth of feed saved This is equivalent to $7870 a ton A similar test at Ohio showed a value of $8352 and still another experiment there showed a vulue of $8572 a ton for alfalfa hay In the pig rations Tills aeents like an excessively high price to G However pay for uny hay of the Wisconsin station asserts that If sin a price would be paid for the conditions alfalfa hay under these feeder would Just hreuk even on that at Grran£T2cxmmtcniIftZincoIiFarJf CSticayo f ELMO By T' SCOTT WATSON UK tomb of Ulysses 8 Civil victorious Grant wargenaral and President of the United States which for more thnn 10 years has stood In an state on Itiver-lddrive In New York city Is at last to be completed The Grant Monument association Is now engaged In raising by popular subscription nearly a half million dollars for carrying necessary out the original plans for this historic landmark The terrnce surrounding the monument Is to be planted with shade trees narrow walks bordered by low granite walls banked with ornamental shrubbery will provide promenades tor visitors and a portico with sculptured decorations la to be placed over the main entrance with the apex of the portico directly under the carved motto "Let Us Have Teace Put moat Important of all the additions le to be the equestrian statue of the general wearing the familiar uniform of Civil war data which is to stand on a raised pediment In the plasa In front of the tomb And thereby hangs the tale of what promises to be a fascinating mystery : why Is It Impossible for the sculptor who la to make the equestrian statue to find a photograph of Ulysses 8 Grant on horseback ? Yet such Is the case according to Gurney C Gue a writer for the New Yoik Herald Trlhnne T —— - — (grant's Gvzl War Charter ‘Zxneinnatjm Thera are something lika 100 portrait of Ueneral Grant In tha library of tha New York Historical society and among them are several of him tn uniform and In the saddle These however are all engravings etchings or lithograph ranging from Currier Ives's cheapest commercial product to Ui fin r proof etching mad by U a noted Freni h artist The print room of the public library haa another equally large collection of drawings but nothing In the nature of a photograph from life or a of tha man who often faced grape and canister on horseback yet who teems to have always run away from the camera At the offices of Brown Brothers who may b described as dealers In about with photographs 1800 000 In stock tht resources of the establlahment were placed at the disA starch posal of the Herald Tribune of the envelopee on Grant and of t fcwMLaU MeeaaSiaamimieitJt-ll- to a foot regiment he would walk McCall Instated however that hlg lieutenant should ride and pointed out a mustang which one of the colored servants with the regiment had purchased at Corpus Christie for with the remark “There three dollars Grant Is a horse for you” The young lieutenant bought It for $5 Grant records In his '“Memoirs” the result ‘The day we started as follows: was the first time the horse had ever I had however been under saddle but little difficulty In breaking him though for the first day there were between us as frequent disagreements to w hlch way we should go and sometimes whether we should go at all At no time during the day could I choose exactly the part of the column I would march with but after that I had as tractable a horse as any with the army and there was none that stood the trip better” Grant not only won the admiration of his men by the way In which he mastered this wild horse but during the battle of Monterey he performed a feat which won him renown throughout the army as a daring soldier and With his charaa matchless rider cteristic modesty he records the Incident In his "Memoirs” as follows: "We had not occupied this position when It was discovered that our munition was growing low I volun teered to go back to the point we had started from report our position to General Twiggs and ask for ammunWe were s! ition to be forwarded this time 'occupying ground olt from the street In rear of the Houses Mj ride back was an exposed one Before starting I adjusted myself on the side of my horse furthest from the enemy and with only one foot holding the eantle of the saddle and an arm over I the neck of the horse expoed It was only at started at full run street crossings that my horse wqs such at I crossed but fire these under a flying rate that generally I was past and under cover of the next block of houses before the enemy fired I got out safely without a scratch” During the Civil war Grant had several horses whose names are well known Among them were ‘‘Egypt” presented by admirers In southern Illinois and "Jeff Davis” which had been cajtured from the Confederates But his favorite was "Cincinnati” a big hny sired by Lexington the lead tug racer and sire of his time "Cln rinnatl” was presented to him by a resident of the Ohio city after Grant’s victory at Chattanooga and the general rode him almost dally during the Wilderness cnmpnlgn of ISdAand until ‘Cincinnati” the close of the war was seventeen hands high an animal of great endurance and Grant mount as him the greatest garded any army commander ever had Grant was so fond of him that he rarely permitted anyone e’ae to mount him although he made nt least two exceptions One was in favor of Admiral Daniel Ammen who saved Grant from drowning when he was a boy and the other was President Lin coin When Lincoln visited Grant at on the James river his headquarters he placed "Cincinnati” at the disposal and In his “Memoirs’ he writes that Lincoln “was a fine horseman and rode my Cincinnati every day" lie once refused nn offer of $10000 for the animal and after retired him fiom Lee'a Surrender active service “Cincinnati” died on a Maryland farm In September 1874 But riding horses were not Grant’s only horseflesh Interest He was alsq fond of fast harness horses During his years as President In Washington Grant visited the stables every ny Bt the close of business In the White House He wanted to aee for himself that the stock wus well fed particular transaction It was found that alfalfa Is most valuable as a feid for growing pigs especially when started on full feed shortIt is less valuable ly after weaning for older pigs as It Is not as essential for fattening purposes as for growth About 5 per cent of the ration can well be alfalfa hay for all pigs especially young shotes and brood sows Fine stemmed tenfv alfalfa Is best and It is preferably chopped though the best quality hay may be fed whole from a rack Alfalfa Hay Valuable Roughage for Horses Alfalfa hay Is an excellent roughage for horses being more palatable thnn timothy or prairie hny richer In protein and lime For those reasons It Is particularly valuable for balnmlng grain rations that are poor In those respects such ns corn says A I Harvey horse expert at University farm Paul St Many horse owners do not use alfalfa at all for their woik horses They think It affects the kidneys onuses the horses to sweat excessively and Is apt to cause heaves Experiments have proved that no bud effects are obtained If alfalfa hay Is not fpd tn excessive amounts Not more thnn one and one fourth pounds of alfalfa per one hundred pounds of live weight should he fed and even that amount may he too much for some horses Many farmers report that they linve obtained best results when they reof the usual raplaced about tion of timothy or prairie hay with alfalfa hny Tills method Is to be recommended to beginners or when the second or third cuttings of alfalfa are fed Youth Had Eyo the Possible Future and “Christians take betrothals too lightly” said Rabbi marriages “They dart In and out of Magnln as little concern as with matrimony they pass through the revolving doors of their apartment houses Mating has become a game rather than a sdcred obligation “Not very long ago a Jewelry firm called me up and said that a young man a Christian by the way bad given niy name as a reference In order to get an engagement ring on the Installment plan Later when I saw the young fellow I asked: “Why in the world do you want to buy an engagement ring on the installment plan when I know yon can afford to pay cash for ItT “‘Because’ he replied ‘It relieves me of some of the responsibility for getting It back If the engagement Is Los Angeles Times broken’ - Ultra Before his rise as a real estate mnn Frank Mellne was a architect and has done as much as any other one man to shape the style of southern California dwell- ings Not very long ago a close friend said "Frank 1 want a really modern apartment the very last word In progress something of the future rather than of today” “That’s easy” laughed Mr Mellne “All you nre asking for Is a garage a putting green and a bedroom” — Los Angeles Times Substantial Increase When Albert Hershenblne came out of a Chicago restaurant he found a big police dog In possession his out taxicab "Get of said by Exercising Caution or paralysis Is a disease or condition of pregnant ewes that conies about lambing time In years when the ewes have been fed on fattening ra tions without proper exercise according to Dr G S Weaver South Dakota State college The ewes become lume weak and finally paralyzed and may live three or four days after this happens An examination will usually reveal a pair of twins or triplets The trouble can usually be prevented by cut ting down on the rntlon und enforcing exercise and feeding a laxative rntlon Alfalfa hay or other legume hay la a When It Is discogood preventive vered that the ewes are constipated give each a drench of a fourth pound of epsom salts Pastures Too Small for Farm Engineering Caine For 15 years the federal government has been teaching agricultural to the farmers of this engineering I those 115 years the work country has Increased 1500 per cent At least the expenditure has gone up about that amount The work of the extension Is devoted to problems of farm water supply soli erosion farm machinery and other similar matters Its work Is now carried on In 25 states Mosquito Bites HANFORD'S Balsam of Myrrh Ifoety Wfc for first bottle (f Mt salted- SHE PL Meyers Fla— “Lydia E Vegetable Compound is the best) medicine I ever heard of Before my baby was bora I was always weak and rundown I had nervous spells until I couldn’t do my housework A lady told me about puppies Whele’e Diving Power would be Impossible for a whale descend to the bottom of the ocean at any considerable depth of water Although It cannot be exactly known It has been estimated that the maximum dive of the whale Is 100 fathoms — that ts approximately 000 feet— and at any greater depth thun this the pressure of the would be too great for the safety of the wha’e It the Vegetable Compound and it me strengthened Beside my own housework I am now working in a restaurant and I feel better than I have in three years I hope my letter will be the means of leading some other woman to better hpnlth” — Mbs Bertha Rivers 22 H Polk £L Ft Meyers Florida IMPROVED Thoughtful IUOUS? Take NATVRI'f REMKDT -- W — tonight You’ll be "fit and fine” by morning — tongue clear headache gone appe tite back bowels acting bilious attack forgotten pleasantly For constipation too Better than any mere laxative Al dmxiuu— onlj 25c Make At test tonight ieel like a million take I’urrot disease has not yet diminthe flow of useless talk In the ished land RADIUM cute two range J RANCH Excellent COLO YOUR OWN BOAT YOtRSEir BLIIn IT 'HUS tHUAL COST K or v wtnttd ecu now AND ING Th boat you be youra at H have alwara the regular cost Thousands puccceefully built their own Crafts reedy out eemi asmaterials Complete simple sembling Instructions understood by anyone 66 designs Outboard Motor Speedsters Runabouts Cruisers Ball How and Send 10c for catalog Brooks Boat Co Mich Side 101 Beat lac Box Saginaw using our sembled like to hear from iuines Wanted Would with business or Investment for sale party Confidential handling W H Fuller Business Service Wichita Kansas PARKER’S HAIR BALSAM Stops Hair FaUlas BasovafiOndraff imparts Color and and Faded Hab BaautytoGrav and i at Druggists atwnx wia PatrhoguNT — Ideal for ue In FLORE3TON SHAMPOO Makes tha Hair Balaam Parker’s connection with hair aoft and fluff? 60 eanta by mail or at drug gieta Hiaeox Chemical WorkaPatcfaocuaN£ N W OtherwUe An old negro was receiving a lecture from a Judge "Now don't expect to see you here again” ended the nmn of law Mr Judge" queried the "Why to resign negro "you's not nre you sah?” STOCK tons of hay GUTZLKR OWN Mike — Why are ye vvearln’ a black eye Hlnnessy? Put— Sure It’s mournin’ for the man that gave It to me— Answers OF “Take Lydia E ’s Vegetable Compound” Say “Grrr grrr" returned the Heshenblne repeated his command with the same lack of success went back Into the restaurant to and get a piece of meat for a bribe When he returned he was able to come close eno igh to see that he had not one dog in the back seat of Ms car but one dog and eight to IIIiImiUis BEST MEDICINE dog Prevent Ewe Paralysis Acidosis FOR CONSTIPATION effcciiv r in smaller doses SAFE SCIENTIFIC U Salt Lake City No 26 The great writer come to conclusions discerns a quality does not really life h about In it Flu is sold only in this y allow can with the black band Keep Insects Away Outdoors! Flit contain special insect repellant Number of Porkers Spray Seventy live per cent of the speilul the hog pastures are too small for number of hogs turned on them There ure too few rape pastures are provided for hogs and when they provided nre apt to be little affairs that by the middle of stubs of to crops summer are reduced atnldst clouds of dust One acre of rape pasture on rich 6ril ts not any too mmh for ten the growshotes and If perchance In summer ing hogs do not ent tt close on they will enly "n1 proTPr not ' dam Into the fall Frost does ege rape Severe on Sheep Summer Is the most severe season of the entire year on sheep flock During the heot of the day theor sheep shed seek shade under trees ham and many times the sanitary conditions are not what they should he for their proper prnletllon During para-the spring anl summer mouths sheep site multiply very rapidly It must he admitted at the presint time that the draw parasite problem Is the greatest leek o sheep raising in tha farming states clean sm cllin H MNf 9 The WorU’s tSellinInsect Enjoy the charm Cleansing a nt Bt On vet: O 1930 Stancolna of a Healthy Antiseptic tmm an) Mt flropHetere: 1930 No Reason for Fear Black — I vvond-- r why a dog puts 8iuh un Implicit trust In u min? White — Well you never hoard of a man trying to borrow money off dog or selling him a used car — Stray Stories a SOOTHING Bilim Kim |