Show TMt MANAGER 7 low steel Pay Should a creamers super luteiiclent saclike The Creamery Journal sent letters of inquiry to u largo number of creamery lingers asking how much pay they got and whether they thought they received re-ceived tuon U money for their services Tho answers slowed In almost every case that tho manager received no adequate ade-quate comp ensailou for tho largo round of duties nxjulrtH of him A creamery manager cannot be soccoul nnleso ho gives his whole limo to the factory and that ho caunot do unless ho has salary enough to support him and his family In comfort and havo something leftover left-over Either ho rankt neglect the cream cry or let bin family go half fed and clothed Tho Creamery Journal Bays on this subject and on ono or two other Important Impor-tant points Tho subject Is of great Importance as many students of the cooperative system as carried on In this country at precut agree that it is I a dangerous rock On which many n creamery bas been stranded The question li I Is it possible to conduct con-duct a business iuvoUinR the niannfac tare of say J50 000 worth of u delicate and pe rihublo product Properly mid without loss year after year at an ex prose for upon Isloii and management of from 75 to f3HO a year Would any Individual conductillK a businrai of fimilar magnitude iu any line intrmt the management of It to au employ DO m Poorly paid for his services Is it reasonable rea-sonable to expect 11 farmer who Ins his own farm to look afterna moot oJ them I have to devote bit lot energies and I I thought to the nnunuemcnt c It a cream 1 cry nssmuhiB all of the rcsponslbilitleJ of tboolHca year after year for tho lute crablo pittance of 75 per annum I A prominent Now York buyer cold i exporter tells us that while iu Chicago I rccerlly ho sent out 22 teUgnmis tn oa operative Creamery managers making them 011 offer of from 0110 fourth 1 < ono half cent per pound more thin they were getting for their product and ro qaestiuif an answer by wire Ho re ccived in tho course of two days two I replies ono by letter and Ibo other by telegraph Ito anted to coutnie for s largo amount of goods and with a re epomiblo homo Kick of him and authority au-thority to pay n price that would gladly glad-ly IM snapped tip by IIIlY good businessman business-man be felt confident that ho could quickly do tho business Why did tho secretaries not reply Why wero they and wliy are they In nine cases ont of ton indlllereut to any Kind of a business proposition which fu valves their personal responsibility Jtrtrjii In Toiai I I wish to give your readers somo per formauces of Texas old rlngsido Jer fiojs First lot mo My to thlo who have tame grass pasture tad hay tint tho Jersey cow in Texas has to inukc her roe rd without cither of these She has wild 1 gras pasture j in summer pro vldillg It is I not dried up us it now Is and oat hay or crab grins buy iu wInter wIn-ter with shocked sorghum in some ca es Wo bwo ensilage but in the three seasons I have been hero only thi year has the quill ity been what It i should be But for nil the above against her the Jersey of Turns has not much to be afeluuicd of Our champion cow of past years butter yield gusto 7300 pound of 50 per cent milk or 103 pounds fat Wo get a 15 per cent gain over test in churn so this cow 1m brcn fairly prof itublo Wet hate sir others that hav c gone abovo 400 pounds l Our highest testing cow reaches 7n bat her limit iu milk is 18 pounds ir day Tim licit 2car old heifer gave b Mi pounds of 53 per cent milk or nil average of over ono pound of butter per diy Theme records rec-ords wren undo with only ordinary earo or such care as lialancoof herd got Onr herd of 28 to 80 cow and heifers have averaged ono pound l of butter each i per lay for tho lost year IWo I-Wo keep n set of records so complete that any cow or heifer unit bo traced back to her calfhood and l not only her milk yield is accounted for but any pe ellllurlty she may have is recorded for our own benefit and also for those who may havo her lu charge Iu the future Buff Jersey in Hoards Dairyman Dairy And Crramerr Vegetable gardeners hale found there Is refuse enough on their firms to feCd 1 several 1 cow and that keeping 1 them pays well ia connection with fife added fertility which the cow brings to tho oil A butter factory in the vicinity of n largo tract of egetaulo gardens is the right thing Where I there is no creamery cream-ery and tine vegetable raisers have It rot tail ro-t trade they call add delicious butter cream and pot cheese to their goods and make money iu two ways A milk aerator isniiccessltyou every farm where cows orb kopt bo is I u milk cooler titAn tit-An expert declare that after n butter tub has once become moldy it is hopes Bible even by Etc lining and sandpiper Ing ever to clean and purify it again Put up in big letters at the entrance to every door in I the creamery or iu your milkroom if you keep ft private dairy lUovviso iu the cow stable tho tigii No smoking Tho operative creamery at Shafer JUun ten most successful one belling soup months over 8000 pounds of butter but-ter During list Juno Its nitrous got 14 cents a pound l for their butter and the creamery used up 750000 pounds of milkWIn WIn cheese is in the curing room everyday when you tarn it brush nil the surface over very thoroughly still stiffly to rub off OilY eggs of the ehe < hotly ho-tly that may hive been deposited there I Tho cheese 113 is food of laying Its eggs in cruel and these must be very care fully watched It skippers make their appearance in these cricks iu spite of your care cut tho walls of tho crock entirely out to remove every egg or skipper Then get some soft cheese nod lilt the crack out even with the surface |