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Show THE SPANISH FORK PRESS. SPANISH FORK. UTAH VINCENT DUNDEE BEATEN BV FIELDS Coach Roper Favors Fumble Rule Make Repairs on Farm Machinery Dont Wait Until Last Fowls Should Bo Developed Gradually to Save Vigor. Their far sud nmimtptmi-ii- t largely dcii'Finliif ili pruduciluu lu bo fruin pullet through I bo wilt lor rimtillit. o by To oho lb growth of In lb roiitlouout e of a b"svy Ufford. diet It poor parrllce, a O. oiteii.loii poultry tjoclulNl of tbo I'nb ormjo Agricultural college. They should develop gradually no a to bat body vigor for lb hug and routlnu-ourlod of heavy egg production. lb normal growing tIoJ for brood of lb (.eghoru type I from II vo to tit month whrn properly man and fid. L'lTurt) ioitii out. Plyagi-mouth Hoik. Wyandotte and llbodo to Island llid roijulr from on two month longer for their normal growth. A good plan of management la to batch early and atari feeding a growing maib when the chirk ar three or fuur week old. and contlnu It until they ar thro or four mouth old. When tb pullet' comb begin to turn a bright red I good Indication to cut down on animal food. After thl. a ilower growth of the egg organ I detlrcd. It can l secured by elimination of tli milk and th meat meal in th math. For on to two month prior to the time It 1 desired to bring the pullet Into production. Ulford recommend n ration a follow: Corn meal. ,V pound; ground wheat. ' 50 iioiind ground barley or out. It) pound, and With Much bone meal, S pound. ration they will put on body weight and fab They will go luto winter egg production with greater vigor and vl tality a a reaulb rtf u-- Laying Hen Has Full, Warm and Glossy Comb The comb of a laying ben will be large, full, glossy, and warm. It may be red In color, or It may be sonie-whpale. On the other hand, th comb of n ben will he malt, cold, pale and more or le .scaly with n white dandrufTy scurf. In handling bird during the summer months, great care should be taken, too, not to frighten them or cause them to be overheated during the culling process. Very often poul tryraen mishandle their bird during the culling operation and Injure egg production more thnn they save by the culling. A good time to do this present production culling Is after at non-layin- g dark. Review .Poultry Flock to Discover Defects This is a good time to resolve to strengthen the weak places, in the post season's work. Make a careful analysis of this years poultry work and find out which phases have been profitable, and which phases have not. Were the ehlckens hatched too late? Did they become Infected with InWere they overternal parasites? crowded In the honse? Did you discontinue feeding mash during the summer and bring on an early molt and did the hens net you $1 each above all costs? Information Is available on all of tlie above points. 00000000000000000000000000-Poultr- y Notes Min- ute to Make Test of Farm Implements. CARE OF PULLETS INFLUENCES EGGS Proper ventilation poultry houses cool. will help keep Field st ths Coliseum In (Tihugo showed th Dundee family of IJuItlmur why It Is ths world's welterweight rhumplon. In Ms firt start s till holder Field whipped Vincent Dundee, brother of ths man from whom hs won the title, In ths windup of ths show that marked Jack Imuipscy's debut as n promoter. The till was not at stake. There were whls open space st either end of the remodeled Coliseum a the lighters entered the ring and a s I' mi tola I sucre iHinpitcy's Inknockaugural elTort wa hardly out. The puld nttrndunce wit 7.210. and the gro receipt $.11, '7 1. Thl wn nearly $2( le than had been expected. The windup wa n furtom-lfought battle nml many st the ringside thought Dundee wn entitled to n draw. punching and s knockdown In the sixth round were the factor that counted Field. Trade cheap time now for valuuhle time Inter, says lb lb Itohb of th New York State Collet of Agriculture. Ci over the emir stock of tool sn-- l farm machinery and nmk auro thut they are atl In good condition and that repair parts are on bund which may he needed nest summer. Dly Is Evptntlvs. To deluy seeding or harvesting while wailing for your local dealer to vend sway for repair parts I ex- -' , (euiive and In the end the wrong purl may he ent by mistake. Order now to avoid delay. If equipment need rcpulrs make them now. If the plow Mluts are dull or worn out put on new ones. The drag teeth or the disk harrow tuny I-.:-need sharpening or n brace rod or V an adjusting lever may be bent or broken. The harness or hayrack may need repairs the mowing machine, Coach Roptr Talking Ovtr Prospects With Captain Whyts. liny louder or hinder may have been put away broken. W. ROI'ER, P inc.luo Ruollwlt Cost I(By W. piny, an on many occasions permits Expsritnc of One Farmer. lia lh. CtOcua Daily N'nt) a weaker team to win. There has A certain farmer, says ITofenri While the changes In the football loeii Instance after Instance In the Itohb, broke the tongue of bis disk rules for this ycur are few In number. last few yenrs Where the stronger barrow and let It lie In bis shed all I believe the ride making all loose team, after rushlrg It opponent all It. When winter without repairing It' halls doud at the point of recovery over the field. Inis been deprived of ruiue time to barrow the corn ground will liuve a big elTect on the game. a touchdown ly a fumble Inside f Le bad to atop to mend the disk., I favor the rule, though In the pn-- ( the line; a fumble ooom-This dela.veil him several days, then Princeton teams have been sucsome alert defensive man who very by up ruins came on and In all he was de- cessful In touchdown. ran 90 yard for winning game by recoverlayed two weeks In planting Ms corn. ing loose hall. Hack In 19.1 HerI believe the present rule mean Thnt year an early frost came In the man utcr run ho yard agalnat Harthat the better team will win In alfall and his corn didn't mature. If, vard after recovering a fumbled hall. most every ruse. Thl wa not so unhe hud been prepared (be two weeks In 191 Arthur Poe recovered a ftim-- , der the nhl rules. time he would have saved In planting ble and rnu for a touchdown against While at flrst blush the public apwould have matured Ids crop. Yale. John DcWItt did the stime parently may huve lost a thrill, I beno It lakes longer to make repairs thing In 11KCT, and Eddie iooth In lieve In reality that new offensive tacnow thnn Inter, Professor Itohb says,1 1907. while Sam White won both Har- tics which I am sure will follow will and when lime Is two or three times vard and Yale games In 1911 by more than repay them. as vulunhle later on. the farmer who scooping up a loose hall. In 1919 Joe The try for point can now he made does things now Is making money, j Sheerer recovered s fumble for the from the two-yarline. Thl rule has Yule. In out the way It worked score PC.' never against winning quite I Howard Cray made a touchdown was Intended. In tliut virtually every Should Flock Poultry team h.is used a drop or place kick agalnat Chicago In the same way. Be Culled Each Year Yet I believe the new rule Is good and seldom tried to run or puss. Ity decreasing the distance I hope At least once during the fall ths for the game. Football Is distinctly a are of will he possible to vary the attack tenm and It there flock plenty be culled game, should to get poultry rid of tb birds that ar not paying thrill as It I. The recovery of a on this play, and If this Is done a hall Is distinctly an Individual spectacular play will result for tbelr keep. Health and vigor ar ! of flrst Importance In culling poultry,! Hens In good laying condition have HARRY KIPKE IS bright red combs and wattles. Good YOUNGEST COACH layers have combs thnt are waxy In texture. In breeds, the beak and shanks of the heavy Meets Bob Cene Tunney hn been the only layers are ordinarily pnle yellow or Michigan Pilot heavyweight boxing champion to rewhite. The pubic bones of a good One Game. in Zuppke tire undefeated. layer are thin and flexible and when the hen Is In laying condition they; KIpke, new Michlgnn coach, Chuck Klein, I'hilly slugger, three are wide apart. The skin of a good andIlarry Itohcrt Zuppke, Illinois' mentor, texago was n setul-prIs and years player lu his of good soft, pliable, layer of will the old argument home town, Indianapolis. ture and the back Is wide and long. youth against nge In the University Another Important point Is the tints of Illinois homecoming game, OctoThe hidden hall offense made popof molting, poor layers usually moll ber "!. ular by I'enn team of the Inst three earlier than good ones. Heavy layer KIpke, assuming the Job at his alma year 1 to he dl It Is rumored. before not to do molt begin generally mater Just five years after his graduSeptember or October. Culling uol ation, Is one of the youngest couches A new football and sports ground only Improves the breeding quality of lu the conference, while Zuppke, has been constructed In Zurich, Switthe flmk, but If done early enough IlliIds at seventeenth year zerland. The field will accommodate will save feeding costs and spread starting nois, Is second In length of service 2.1,000. the marketing of surplus hens over to A. A. Ftacg of Chicago. a longer period thnn If the culled only takes over the Wolverines KIpke Ileinie Miller, a star in hi day and hens are all marketed late In the with a bend start as they are the only now coach nt Temple, thinks footlml' full. Rig Ten team which has a margin of should tuke It easy In the sumvictories over Illinois under the players mer time. Ti if' )ri j I ten-yur- ' ! I d , yellow-BhnDke- Land Limed Years Ago Still Shows Its Effect Within the next two or three year Alabama Polytechnic Institute, known In football ns Auburn, will build a stadium. Reviewing recent soil experiments It was found that In all cases the soils where the lime wus applied seven yenrs ago, are less acid thnn the soils adjneent to .hem, I.lnte wns applied at rates varying from cne ton to three tons per acre, on the basis of acidity tests conducted In the fields at that tltnj. Only five of the limed demon-strntioplot3 are now too arid to grow successfully a valuable legume. Only one of the check plots along-sidwhich were not limed, are suf-to produce the same' Coburn Jones, shortstop with the Wichita Western Dengue club, has been sold to Newark of the International league. n In Navy will play both Ohio nnd Notre Dame In the west, two games In Philadelphia and two In Daltimore. University of Idaho football players will meet University of Hawaii in a game at Honolulu during the Christmas holiday period. ssisa Zuppke reign. Since 191.'I, Illinois has won four games from them while ios- Ing five. As an undergraduate Pullets lay best when they are confined In the house during the winter months and fed a laying mnsli. 19f!0 State Harry Kipke, Making the day longer by artificial light, so the layers can eat more, helps Dll the winter egg basket. Kipke became Gather eggs regularly, twice each one of Michigan's lead'ng athletes of day, during excessively warm or exces- all time, winning nine letters, three sively cold weather. in basket bull, baseball and football. Poultry houses which are too high One of bis assistant conches, Rennie Candling Is a good practice for the are usually cold and drafty in winter. also accomplished tiiis. Oosterbnan, cultivate. to Every producer This may be remedied, easily nnd producer h's Junior year Kipke was During should know his eggs. cheaply, by putting In a straw loft. selection for the hack-fielan His chief value was in his ail has the The Individual If your cldekens are subject to winAccording to Yost, kicking ability ter sickness It may be because they advantages of sanitation and con- in the game against Ohio State in of the the venience part year 1922, he had no peer. Eleven tim.-- he during aren't getting enough fresh air. when pasturage Is available. punted, averaging 47 yards beyond Corn should not he fed on the ear, the line of scrimmage and seven of is an excellent sup the Skimmed milk but should be shelled. It should be long spirals went out of bounds, fed In the litter, and may be cracked plement to grain for growing and fat- four rolled dead, Ohio State failing when convenient. tening pigs, but it Is not necessary to to return one of them tin inch. feed pigs all the skimmed milk they After graduate n Kipke went to As green feed disappears nnd the will consume. ns nn assistant nnd that year Missouri garden stulT is cleaned up. the laying the Tigers defected Chicago t! o, alhens will need some other sort of green Tuberculosis of poultry, though not though t he Marions went on to a Rig feed. Many practical poultry keepers so dangerous in many respects as he Ten champion-hip- . Ketun.uig to depend upon green, leafy alfalfa dur bovine form, needs greater attention! Michigan ns an lie stayed months. S winter the Ing hot ante head by link owners and by the public if until 1927 when hi the spread is to be checked. coach at Michigan State colh ge. Remember that stock allowed to from clean over away ground, range If the removal of non pounds daily contamination, makes the healthiest Is not enough to keep the silage in UniVCrSltV of Iowa Has . and best winter layers. TWO Pair 01 JLW.n htalS good condition, then more should he a oo i s t s fed per head or a few more cattle Inivenitv of Iowa athiei'es tune Extra space for t e pu je wintered on the silage on not one, but two pair of twins since far more Important to the poultry- - hjtid the Sony hrothets of iiufiulo. Wyo., keeper than the reservation of the reported for the freshman cuss ottn-trParasites In mature sheep keep team. I.eo and Llovd .letisvn'd of down wool production, as the fleeces Emmet.shurg, the other Haw key e Keep eggs In a cool and rather are lighter, they check the milk flow mates, are rivals for the position of If artificial refrigeramoist place. tion Is available, a temperature of In the breeding ewes,I: and they are quartet back on the Old Gold football the cause of a let of ;ht, thin lamka varsity. about forty degrees Fahrenheit 1 to market every year. going preferable. hog-hous- e s t Columbia crews lost university throe successive ehnmpionshins at Poughkeepsie, 1907-S-9- , by a total of five seconds. Jim Rice was the coach during this period. The largest sum ever paid to the leading professional in national open tournament, winner or not, went to A! Espinosa. He received first prize money of $1,000. t ten-rou- ! i t y I TIielfoXe-pToa- d ,) y Cli-une- fr One by one the old name are being removed from the English trurk und field record. The mot recent to be supplanted I thnt established bv A. Drown, former Penn star, whose time of 2 minute and l'Jl second, established In 1911, wits eclipsed recently t.y Cyril Kills, Rritlsh half mile champion, lie covered the distance In minutes and II second. Thl feat chts-- e Ellis with l. G. A. I owe and G. M. Rutler a the only Kng llshmen who have established an lm dividual world's running record since the war. -- Ft. Iaul I rejwirted considering trade of both Frank Frisch and Jltu Dottomley, half the IntUdd. Only four of tho ten manager In the National Hockey league are expected to retain their (Mists this winter. They are las Patrick. New York Ranger; Art Ross, Rost on Rrulns; Jack Adam. Cougars, nnd Connie Smytlie, Toronto Maple Leaf. Iw-tro- All of the football star of 192S did not graduate. Some of the host remain, among them being: Cagle of Army, Welch of Iurdtte, Rruzll of Detroit, Thomason and Mizell of Georgia Tech, Humbert of Illinois, Clark of Colorado college, Crabtree of Florida. Ranker of Tulnne, MeEver of Tennessee, Mursters of Dartmouth, Loin of California, Karels of Carnegie and others. Otm r.w.hk The Right Way to Fine Silks Redye Textile makers al- ways use special dyes for silk or wool. They know that is the best way. Tho makers of Diamond Dyes are the flrst to enable home dyers to follow this plan. Next time you want to dye somo of your more xraluablo articles of silk or wool, try the tpecial Diamond Dyes in th e Blut Package. They will givo these materials clearer, more brilliant colors than dye. And they any as easy to use as ordinary are dyes. Like the white package Diamond Dyes, these dyes contain an abundance of the highest quality anilines. The blue package dyes silk or wool only; the white package dyes, or tinte, any material. Either package; 15c, drugstores. jut Ignorance Is mind darkness. Noble Atkins, Texns Christian university star, varies as much as 0 pounds In weight while competing In various sports, and still keeps In perfect condition. During the football season he scaled between 210 and 217. At the end of the brnket ball Reason he weighed only 1S7. lie hovers around 200 while playing baseball. Rockne Is noted for his elegant variations," ns the professors put It, nnd he probably will uncork something pretty fancy when his team tackles the Impossible schedule" of nine tough games. Roekne's big fenr, he says. Is thnt his brood will burn themselves out emotionally, with the strain of meeting I ml i arm. Navy, Wisconsin. Carnegie Tech. Georgia Tech Drake, Southern California, Northwestern and the Army. Acidity The common cause of digestive Is excess acid. Soda cannot liter this condition, and it burns the stomach. Something that will neutralize the acidity Is the sensible thing to take. That Is why physicians tell the public to use Phillips Milk of Magnesia. One spoonful of this delightful preparation can neutralize many times Its volume In ocbl. It acts Instantly; relief Is quick, and very apparent. All gas Is dispelled; all sourness Is soon gone; the whole system Is sweetened. , Do try this perfect and remember It Is just as good for children, too, and pleasant for them to take. Any drug store has the genuine, product. dlfB-:ultl- es Football In the marines this year Includes two tpams, one to be known as the coached by Tom Keady. nnd the other the Qunntlco Marines, coached by Frank Goettge, a former playing star and lieutenant. Ancll Hoffman, promoter, announces Mickey Walker would defend his middleweight title In Los Angeles October, 29 against the challenge of Ace that Iludkins, Nebraska wildcat. ITarraid nnd Princeton, the Rig Three. still draw more than a little attention from eastern fans. Especially is this true this year with Harvard playing two Intersection foes in Michigan nnd Florida In addition to the Army, Dartmouth and YalA Yale traveling south to meet Georgia, in addition to engaging Army, Dartmouth, Maryland, Princeton and Harvard: and Princeton battling Cornell, Navy, Chicago and Y'ale among others. Yale, one-tim- e antl-aeld- P-- Milk of Magnesia Kansas Kicker Few racing crews have been able to in tbo Poughkeepsie regatta. Navy and Washington won in two consecutive years, but since the war no other school has done so. repeat their conquest Maj. C. R. fouler, eiglify-yeur-ol- Helped By Lydia E. Pink-haVegetable Compound ms d Vancouver athlete, has been active for the past forty years in running and walking events and has won nmaer ous trophies as n swordsman am! marksman. j j Midi 4osf mmm Jckl e, oooooooooooooooooooooooooo -- Eneii Baltimore Boy Gives Welter Champion Furious Battle. Sammy fir- -t six-da- G.otin.'n trained for Iris bicycle race In 1r22 by pedaling from New York t" Chicago He rested three days before entering the marathon, then rode in four six day events thnt year. The 19., 2 Winter Olympic games have been awarded to Rake Phu id, which is located in the heart of the Adiroiidai ks, twelve hours from New York city and four from Montreal. It lies at an elevaion of 2 900 feet above the sea level I am taking Fairhaven, Mass. Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com-- 1 1 ound during the Change of Life and I think it is a wonderful tonic. When I feel nervous and my husband gets me a bottle right away. It is a great help to mo and I thirk that if other pnepie would only tako it when they feel all and taka It as the directions say, they would find it a great benefit. My worst symptoms were nervousness and tired feelings. I could not sleep nights and I did not care about my work. I was no nervous I would cry if anycna run-dow- n James Itausih, fullback star of the University, of Kansas team, in action, lie is said to he the highest kicker in football, and can kick than any chorus girL the strain ou ills musclei run-dow- n Note looked at me. Mas. Anv Hesse, 195 Mass Washington Street, Fairhavea, |