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Show THE TIMES-NEW- NEPHI. UTAH S. Vice President Visits R. O. T. C. at Camp Custer ft u SQfcf n (JXP.J.GAUDIN SKOKIE COUNTRY CLUB & UNION UACUS CLUB Results of Soft Pork Experiments Chickens and Cattle Tested at Same Time Veterinarians Combine Tu berculin Inspection. Government and State Representatives Agree on Certain Findings. (Pnparad br tha Unltad Stataa Dapartmant at Arlcultura.) Veterinarians engaged In the tuber 196. Wealera Nawapaper Union.) Prpa.rad by lha United Stmtaa Dapartmaot culin testing of cattle In Green Lake of Ar!cultur.) Lifting th Head. a meeting held In Atlanta, Ga., county, Wisconsin, have found It pos At exThe trouble with many of the flocks on representatives of the United sible to Inspect the poultry pressions used In golf Is that the be- recently, the farms visited without slowing up and States of Agriculture Department ginner puts a wrong meaning on them. of a number of state work. This regular cattle-testin- g experiment sta- the Another main difficulty Is that many Is significant, says the United States on to conclusions tions certain agreed tollers who have succeeded moderTJieir an- Department of Agriculture, when It la In mastering the swing, are of the soft pork problem. ately are based realized that there Is no special fednouncements below mads f the firm belief that the same methods t-.Vyeral appropriation for conducting a In reaccumulated the evidence upon should be adopted by everybody. That campaign against avian tuberculosis. additional cent data years. Including will be treated of in another nrtlcle. that and the 12 poultry flocks of the counmade the available past during This one Is a sincere request to golfbe must cleaned up along with the ty the months. The states represented at ers, especially beginners, to be sure herds of cattle If the eradication of were conference Arkansas, Alabama, used they understand the expressions Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina, the disease Is to remain permanent. before attempting to use them. Operating In the regular way, tha First of all comes that hoary jumble South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, in Green Lake county veterinarians addiIn Indiana. and of misleading words: "Keep your eye Pennsylvania Inspected 1,0:12 flocks on the farms on the ball." That expression has tion there were men from the United visited for cattle testing. They found come down the ages and probably States Department of Agriculture, in 153 flocks Infected, and the remainder from those the department's eluding originates before Columbus first set Coastal liain experiment station in apparently free from the disease. Two his saiis to the west. It simply Is the Iberia live stock hundred and eighteen natural thing to do to watch where Mississippi and its In Louisiana. farm slightly more than one In each Infectexperiment no is are to It but you by hit, going ed flock, were held. Altogether, It was Effects of Rica Bran. means essential. Try it out for yourestimated, more than 72,000 fowls were effects The the first results regarding Vice President Diiwes spent a busy 24 hours with the K. O. T. C. corps at Camp Custer, Michigan. He is shown self. Get all ready to make the swing of Inspected. on car the softness of ri;e bran have a friend place a piece of at the right, watching the men at their training ; at the left Is i. group ol members of the corps building a platoon and An estimation of the extent of tubercasses were Incorporated for this year the over ball as start the paper you bridge In the record time of three minutes. culosis among the poultry flocks of the back swing. The chances are you will for the first time. The conclusions agreed upon are as country shows the disease varying get as good a drive as ever. Take a from 1 to 15 per cent few swings with your eyes shut. Then follows : A definite effort to Inspect poultry In dry 1. I'eanuts grazed or self-fetake your stance regularly, soling the variclub back of the ball. Shut your eyes lot with or without minerals to pigs was begun In February. In tlie ous states during the first two months ' I'm i 85 ii x, 11,111 eaat m from pr ana the iwwupflfcat ranging weights swing. go through y starting tightly work 40.GG5 flocks were InspectAgain the chances are that you hit to 115 pounds and making gains of ap- of the of which were found to be In2,565 ed, on more or 40 that the ball perfectly. Try it again by proximately pounds Is estimated thHt nearly It fected. soling the club, lifting your head and feed through a period of approximately fowls were inspected during looking straight abend at your mark eight weeks will not produce firm car and make the swing. Try it again by casses at the usual market weight of this period. looking backward and keep looking 200 to 225 pounds attained by subseback through the forward swing. quent feeding of corn with tankage Young Alfalfa Plants ; With a little practice you can make after the peanuts. ; Nurse Hurt Crops by Hesults have shown, in fact, that the s Yiiij, and hit a good ball in each " Many a good stand of spring-sowof these ways. gain on corn with tankage up to ap nurse Is the ruined alfalfa 120 by allowing maximum this old will the know By this time you pounds, proximately adage is a poor one. What really was being produced during a feeding period' crops of oats or barley to mature foi meant in the beginning was that the of approximately 16 weeks duration, grain. "The young alfalfa plants are literhead must not bob up nor down, nor following gains of 40 pounds or more forward nor backward. Many a good on peanuts, usually will not produce ally choked to death for want of washot has been made by an absolutely hard or medium hard hogs. As the ter," says George W. Mnsgrave, agronoblind man by not moving his head, gain on peanuts increases the subse mist at the New Jersey Agricultural The ripening though It must naturally twist back quent gain on corn with tankage neces Experiment station. and forth with the swing. Almost sary to produce a certain degree of grain, he explains, drnws nn enormous amount of water from the soil, tiius , all the trouble is caused by lifting the firmness likewise increases. u 2. Soy beans grazed alone or with famishing the feeble young ulfal8,a eyes from ihe ball and the head with ?i-rto pigs starting nt plants. it, just before the ball Is hit. If you minerals self-fehave a momentary glimpse of the weights ranging from 85 to 100 pounds Though this moisture robbery Is tin place the ball occupied before It was and making at least a moderate rate chief objection to letting the nur hit, you can be sure you did not lift of gain through a period of from six crop mature for grain, it Is not ? one, according to I'rofesor your head ; and that Is what the old to eight weeks will not produce firm There Is also the possi even case in carcasses usual the meant. grave. aduge "if i t I . y t, l.M...t Ol llliai ni,l ii i a in tut; muni., mit'up,,, iu ,1... weight subsequent gain though the "Hitch." Removing fruit. the of on corn made lodging ripening has been the by pigs From the beginning golfers should Successful alfalfa growers cut the double that previously adopt a plan which many an expert with tankage on made grain for hay Just as soon as It heads soy beans. to be of the greatest value, found has out. Not only may a satisfactory 3. SDy beans grazed with a suppleView ot part of Sydney, Australia, and its IieauLiiui harbor where the American lleet anchors during its stay but which seems never to have been of cent ration of quality of grnin hay be secured at this 2fc hcre. On the left are the Botanical gardens and at the right Is the Circular quay. per mentary a subject for the writers. This plan corn or time, but the crowding effect on the minerals without with shelled is to "slow motion" your stroke almost self-feto pigs starting at weights alfalfa seeding Is ..removed and the daily. to deAIDS LEGION'S FUND There is not an expert In the world ranging from 85 to 113 pounds and alfalfa Is given the opportunity n making gains of approximately 20 to velop properly. who has seen his swing In the The main object In planting the of from pictures but lias been sur- 00 pounds through awillperiod not produce grain Is to secure a successful alfalfa six to eight weeks prised, and ninny of them horrified, firm carcasses in the usual case even stand; one should take no chances on 1 at the swing as it actually was made V In Inoculation. and its being so different from what though a subsequent gain In weight losing his Investment has been made hy the pigs on corn seed ana liinor, tnnnigii losing signi oi he thought he was doing. Don't atIt Is a mighty poor economy ' tempt to hit a ball when making your with tankage equal to that previously this fact. use the oats or barley ns a to to corn on 2Va cent the made n try per observation of your own grain crop as well as a nurse crop. 'atlon. own swing. Simply take a few pracThe Heavier Pigs. tice strokes until you are "loosened 4. Soy beans grazed with a suppleCareful With Tullets, ' up" and you feel that you are making of of cent ration Then 2,,i per the swing correctly. go through mentary to Avoid Molt in Fall the same swing again and again, shelled corn with or without minerals self-feFarm poultry producers who hatch to pigs starting at weights of watching the stance, grip and every inch of the swing. Of course, pay no 115 pounds and over and making gains chickens early In order to pet a fall attention to the ball or the spot where of approximately 40 to W pounds egg production from their pullets while the ball would be. Alternate with through a period of from six to eight their hens are molting, must handle, the slow motion and regular speed weeks will produce firm carcasses in the pullets carefully to avoid a mnlt In stroke but pay particular attention to the usual case provided a subsequent the fall, according to H. W. Fitting of ' the looks of every part of your body gain in weight is made on corn with Purdue university In reply to ques;.' times that tions on this subject. while going through the slow motion. tankage one and one-hal- f 2V& The pullets should have been As often as not, you will find there previously made on the hatched so they will mature and start You apparIs a hitch somewhere. per cent corn ration. This means 5. Rice brim and tankage self-felaying around October-1- . ently ure exactly duplicating everylireedS months the six for In about on lot or lighter slow free choice in motion the did that rye dry you pasture thing find with or without a supplement of such a Leghorns ami seven months or In the regular swing and find there hi is no hitch with the fast motion. ery five pounds or less of skim milk per a little, over for the heavier breeds I probably there Is no perceptible dif- animal daily to pigs starting nt weights such as Ithode Island Heds. Plymouth ference r.nd the hitch of the slow mo- under 100 pounds and making gains Hocks and others. A good plan that prevents too rapid tion is absent from the fast solely up to 100 pounds through a feeding because the fast motion overcomes period of from eiglit to sixteen weeks development Is to f''ed the grain as well ns mash In a self feeder after the the friction which causes the hitch of produce soft carcasses. cockerels have been marketed. When 0. Illee polish und tankage self-fethe slow motion. Locate the part of your body where you feel the tense- free choice on oat or rye pasture or in ptil'cts' combs are reddening materially. It Is well to remove some or all of the be dry lot to pigs starting at weights un ir - M ness that causes the hitch. ItI In-may r muT-i- " i iiMiii j imit fjg gniw In the arms rubbing against 100 pounds and making gains of nnimnl protein from the mash. Howder body. Captain Churles Nunesser, ! rencli Thousand of lives mid great properties were Imperiled by the explosion This you can overcome by Jetting ' 35 pounds or more through a period of ever, If this Is dne. more minerals of aces, who is laklnj part In the of 90,000 gallon- of gasoline on a barge In the north branch of the Chicago them Just clear the body in the backfrom five to eight weeks will not should be added to take the place of . , .... U ... V. . . n n I ..I, Bunune . Lrtfon endowment tuna ' river. Huge ifiierlcnn ns. niiu on ward am, forward swing. If the hitch produce firm carcasses In the usual that which was contained ti the aniveie ime nj, uui ,1iiik nieiiieu card oniDalirn bv distributing pledge 'he threatened disaster. Great crowds risked their lives to watch the con- comes from the legs It may be over- case even though a subsequent gain in mal protein. Once a pullet Is mature, from the sky. Whenever a Ilmler jemls ftnjrrnt Ion. come by changing the stance the mer- Weight has been made by the pigs-oegg production cannot be delayed. the card and a donation to the runn. tritie. Experiment by est to corn with that pre tankage equal he receives a photograph of the aviwith the position of the feet and you viously made on the rice polish ration. ator. can locate the trouble. The chances are all in favor of your More Money for locating the trouble In the right hand Getting Just before impact with the ball. And TO DIVE 5,000 FEET Eggs in Summer Season that means Infallibly that you ure Market all broilers as early as posWithout a little effort the quality gripping too hard with that hand. of summer eggs Is likely to be so low sible. Loosen the grip until there l no that prices will decline rapidly. The friction and there will be no conseKeep brooding baby chicks until they (oor quality of the eggs laid In hot quent hitch. reather Is largely to blame for the are fully feathered. a a a Several low summer price of eggs. 1 and Insect enters seed are Turkeys precautions are necessnry to keep up Many Varietiea of Chcete mashes'. ' the quality of the summer egg. The and do not thrive on sloppy a A sort of census of French cheeses are Important: has been made, by which It appears following Timid hens do tint get their share 1. j :i I Jff W .1 I egregnte all males, even the that there are. In point of fact, no spring cockerels. An Infertile egg of the feed and are seldom heavy fewer than 750 different varieties of keeps better. Inyers. e cheese to be found In France. The 2. Gather eggs twice dally. If or American to grow Englishman not does average In It a and store pay hot during days, would be able, perhups, to enumerate cool, on land, nor tics free from crops place, Dr. Hans Hart-mahalf a dozen: brio, roqnefort, catiietn-ber- t, strong odors. versa. of Ncv Tork e grayer and so forth. These are 3. During hot weather, market egg the commercialized rheeseg, but every twice a week. Stale bread soaked In milk and M "vln appnrattis ttdistrict bus Its peculiar kind of cheese 4. Keep broody bens off the nests. squeezed nearly dry Is a good first feed t r: 111 Wllll.ll lie ' which Is truly distlnvtlve. It Is not for poults. This Is followed with fins 6. Sell no eggs from stolen nests. n pects to go to obtainable, as a rule, outside the region Use them, ns well as small, dirty and chick scratch feed and larger grains In Poitiers, for cracked eggs, at home. In which It Is made. depth of 6.000 feet as the poults develop. a a off the north Afexample, only chablchou, made from 6. Supply at least one nest with In Vendotiip, clean straw for every six bens. rican const for ewe's tnllk. Is eaten. Don't make the hens ent quark grass nclcntlfle obervs-makcheeses are covered with ashes and Where these precautions are ad- In tha summer. Swiss chard Is a fins litMMI am Kltlll The cheese of Toisse, hered to, a reliable dealer should pay summer green feed when plenty of tenso preserved. photographs lions, lie will Count AlexuticVr Kkr.iisU J'olish minister of foreign alTairs. callii.g hlcn is unknown outside a small lo- a premium for the better quality of der grass Is lacking. A 100 foot row with the camera on the rroni oi me me oniy upon Secretary of State KrHnk M. Kellogg, following his visit to Swanipsco'.'. cality, Is regarded bv those who know eggs produced. Extension Serrlct) of of swiss chard wi'l keep 20 bens In is Harvman Doctor cylinder. came to America especially to take part In tha conference of tin it as the very king of cheeses. Purdue Culveraity green feed all summer. man to have attained a depth of 1,500 Mas. Heof Politics at Wtllhiinstown, Mass. Institute ' feet. 7 ja.-- i .; :" ( JC t(jd. rs.V 0? V mm 4 :. itro-- : Sydney, Australia, Visited by American Fleet d -s- f i;t d . . d Great Gasoline Blast in Chicago AW" slow-motio- i soy-bea- n slow-motio- d soy-bea- d -e - ,- . 1 n half-Inche- s Polish Foreign Minister Is Here v pos-dlbl- e. n e hlah-prlce- |