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Show THE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 1916. HERALD-REPUBLICA- N, DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PROFITS AND PROBLEMS IN TURKEY RAISING ...I ii MUMIIWIM' . is: f What Do You Care About Layoffs, Slack Business or Decreased Wages, If You Oavii a Home at How to Attain Bigger Flocks, Finer, Birds and ' !v&3iii! The Importance Bearing Upon Selection of Breed, Feed, Home and Treatment. lMcX' i ji ! Mil i iSpSiiv. nw . Linn. you better off? Then don't you think it would pay you well .to carefully consider Val Verda? It is an opportunity that conies but once in a lifetime. There will never be another Nchance just like Val Verda seven miles from Salt Lake's business center 25 minutes by street car wonderful soil that will grow anything ' an acre to an individual streets and sidewalks waterworks system with water under pressure for the homes and irrigating ' electric lights telephones noarby schools and churches coal and merchandise delivered to your door daily one of the most beautiful locations and views in all Utah low prices and easy terms YOUR chance your. BIG chance to own your own home and a little land land that will grow everything your table requires AND YOU GO RIGHT ON WITH YOUR WORK IN TOWN ! Because any man who is willing to work can easily take care of an acre of ground at Val Verda and continue with his work in turkey. turkeys develop to marketable In lesa than six months. TTo-vithem with Ideal environment and ft may be done. Certain phases of the weather, such as long droughts or reeast storms, directly peated drawn-ou- t hinder the youns birds growth. The earlier the eggs can be hatched after May 15 the longer the period of growth before the first holiday demand. A marked difference in size exists between turkeys whose ages vary but by two weeks, nor does the discrepancy ever seem to be overcome. Eggs should not be kept too long. Their vitality depreciate rapidly. The little turk. Issuing from the egg set as soon as laid, Is noticeably sturdy. If, In addition. the esrsrs are the product of hens two years old or more, the young have a double heritage of strength. In recognition of this fact, most growers set surplus turkey eggs under ordinary liens. As soon as the turkey hen shows a decided intention of keeping her nest, he should be given her eggs. Incubators can be used, but one runs less risk cf tampering with the vitality of the unhatched bird by entrusting It to a hen or turkey. Whence is uncovered one secret of the successful raiser a sturdy hatching. Learning From Harare. are considWhy turkeys ered difficult to raise?generally Chiefly because those who embark in the venture are hampered by their knowledge of the habits of chickens. The similarity of young fowls to turkeys is merely superficial. On vital points they differ radically. Turkeys are voracious without a chicken's ability to assimilate great quantities. They require a certain amount of exercise as an aid to yet too much running wearies digestion, them to the point of exhaustion. Little ones confined lack sufficient roughage (supplied by green food such as clover, alfalfa, rape, etc.), with sad consequences, unless generous provision Is made In each meal. Their rapid feathering drains their vitality heavily. Wit-ne- ts the dragging wings of weak, eight-da- y turkeys. Already they are lagglpg in the race. Ventilation Is a vital necessity, but draughts on turkeys court trouble. Foured food, which chicken eat with Impunity, works havoc mljrht with their digestion. In short, to rear them "with a measure of success, one must studiously avoid offending their habits with which by observation we may easily become acquainted. Failure with turkeys, aside from mishaps, springs from the attempt to force them to conform to an unnatural regimen. There are diets aplenty. The chief de " WHITE COCHIN BANTAMS. This breed was developed from the Pekin Bantams, which were a part of the spoils obtained at Pekin, China, and sent to England by the British. After being Inbred for a number of years these fowls lost stamina, and as there was no way to obtain new blood, the English fanciers then commenced other breeds In an effort to crossing save the Pekins from dying out. The Nankin Bantam was used and also the large Cochins. These Infusions of new blood saved the breed and brought out some birds, among them being the white and blacks. Crossing with common White Bantams and White Booted Bantams helped to fix the color characteristics. In America White Cochin Bantams originated from "sports" or albinos from the Buffs. English White Cochin Bantams were imported and the two off-color- ed blood lines were Intermingled with ex cellent results. The White Ccchin Bantams of American origin were very brassy or yellow, while those of English origin were pure white but large. Crossing the strains produced- Cochin Bantams that were small and well formed, and at the same time perfectly white. Many excellent specimens are now shown, and it has been conceded that greater improvement has been made in this variety , than in the original Buffs. White Cochin Bantams make first-rat- e pets. They are small and docile and become very tame. The hens are are sursplendid layers, and their eggs of the size the when prisingly large hen is considered. Show room specimens vbrlng prices from $5 to $25, and many ranging secure a very satisfactory Infanciers come from-thsale of stock and eggs. - u I am perhaps the only Man in Utah who owes anything to the Dental Trust. Despite their bitter fight against me I must admit that-j , owe my success to this same Trust. the city. Tho fat that guided me Westward and persuaded me to open an at Val Verda. $25 down and $10 a month buys an in Salt Lake, some four years ago, certainly selected the right office Come out today take the Ccnteryille cars at Main and Second the opportune time. and place South every 13 minutes of the hour. See with yourown eyes the big reservoir the waterworks system see the fine yields of The people were dissatisfied with the tactics of the then powerful all at around Val Verda. and nuts growing Trust. Tired of paying three or four prices for inferior work, Dental vegetables fruits, Our representatives will be at Val Verda all day Sunday and of tired being tortured in the Dental Chair, and a rumble of discontent each afternoon during the week to show you the property. Don't 1 I i that presaged revolt was heard throughout the. state. put it off come today. t The Trust failed to hear, or at least to heed, the warning but it spelled OPPORTUNITY tome. I had always claimed that good Dentistry could be done for half the usual prices, if honest competition were allowed, instead of the Dental Trust. prices being arbitrarily fixed by a III I had but recently perfected a system of Painless Dentistry which Telephone Ground Floor American Bldg. 2030. Was. I had faith in and wanted the opportunity to demonstrate the fact that Main St. and Postoffice Place. nine-tentof the pain in Dentistry was unnecessary and brutal. 1 The Dental Trust furnished me the opportunity, and the people ifi furnished the patients, and from that day on I have been making Dental Histor3r. , Last week I invited the public to visit my offices to see for themselves the wonderful growth of their "Dental Clinic." I promised VIEW IN BEAUTIFUL DOUGLAS PARK them free examinations, free charts, free advice, and made it plain there f was no obligations attached to the offer. It was simply a week. and WHAT WAS THE RESULT? ' ' ' ' . V. My offices were crowded from early morning until 8 o'clock at night every day. More people passed through my various rooms than ever before visited a Dental Office in this state. Hi The largest week's business in the history of this remarkable office was done. Scores of people came to hank me for my work for Dental Freedom and scores more came to assure me they were in hearty sympathy with me. It was simply the people's verdict that I had made good my every promise of Better Dentistry,; Painless Dentistry andLower Prices. I want every one who read these wTords to understand that my advice is free and confidential at all times, and despite my low prices .V- :.vl w .. t" j, ir ',....:.. every piece of work turned out of this office bears my personal guarantee of satisfaction. i I lf "- - iii - - i; MY PRICES FOR GUARANTEED WORK newly-hatche- WITHOUT COST so-call- ed . let 7. , blood tingle with vigor as it courses through your body. LOST i:den Co en Down In Chnuncl After C'ol-lUto- nt Three Officer 3IIlng;. Tendon. nnd June 17. The British deus write let abbut medical advice Don't delay, give you today I'den waa sunk in the Knsllsh stroyer last nlsrht after a collision. solutely free. Don't let anyone persuade you to take a substitute when you channel Thirty-cn- e of the crew were Write Medical Depart- - saved. Threemembers officers are missing. go to buy S. S. S. There U none "just as good, of The Uden carried a complement ment 13, Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. b verity men. - 25c Bridge Work Painless Extraction ed LET US GIVE YOU MEDICAL ADVICE ce : hard-boile- DESTROYER ed get-acquaint- ed renew-acquaintan- nd want to advise you of any additional treatment necessary and help to restore BRITISH joti to the glorious feeling of perfect health o you may feci the rich, pure I 1 hs - so-call-ed i fr . One-Ma- . self-constitut- e nr V 1 , Dissatisfaction with conditions existing followed by concerted action lias always preceded every Reform Movement. 5 li ymj?.T',T? TM Hard-boile- well-drain- i 1 .,; acre-homesi- te difficulty Is In selecting a diet easily It Is cut. the shattered grain reinforcesa and cheaply prepared, and best suited their diet. At all times It shelters Best to their needs. The list is diverse and plentiful supply of Insect food. , of all, the ground la newly turned and lengthy: Meal and bran mash. less apt to harbor disease germs. Meal and middlings mash, If the farm 'woman must count her Chickfeed. footsteps she may set her coops near Curd. at hand on ground lately plowed, yet Boiled wheat. separate from chickens. A small patch Boiled rice. of rape may be planted where the litBaked cornbread, tle ones may run. They are particuRolled oats. fond of this, which will supply alarly Bread crumbs soaked In milk. portion of their green food. more Whatever, Is used In the way of a Nothing affects turkey health "When as or than such cereal, chopped green food, parasites. fatally subtly onions, garlic (wild onions), lettuce the little ones droop or sicken without or fennel, should predominate. This visible cause, search for verminl" Be lessens danger of digestive disturbance. satisfied only with closest scrutiny. d egg is the factor common After some years of experience with to all diets. Mashes are excellent, but turkeys, I find that these are responWhere fcr my greatest losses. require the exercise of good Judgment sible come In the quantity given. If the last they from Is the enigma. From particle is not eaten at night, It is apt bad- associations, from neighboring to sour by morning, and trouble ensues. fowls, from birds or from sparrows feed for young who steal their food some way, deThe best ones after the first week Is a good spite care, they often become Infested. chickfeed with chopped onion tops, Eternal vigilance Is the watchword. d egg and curd, Jf available. For those that Infest the head, anointChickfeed cannot ferment unless It be- ing with one-hacupful salt grease comes wet. Black pepper Is a good mixed with one teaspoonful kerosene stimulant given occasionally to coun- Is excellent. For ethers, a plentiful use of insect powder is sufficient. If teract any tendency to diarrhea. are allowed long to be Infested, turkeys Site for Coops and linn. Some die they rapidly deteriorate. Every farm presents Its own prob- Hngerlnrly, as If it were of some wastlem as to the proper place for the tur- ing disease, and are dosed, poor things, spot in a accordingly, when their dire need is key coop. A wheat field or pasture is ideal. The insect powder. growing wheat affors a rich pasturage l'.ifmpdnn From TOoslnar. for the young turkeys. They may even Health disdains medicine. So with hide there from the wily hawk. When turkeys, avoid dosing till a disease appears. Always Isolate the sickly. Seldom It Is excusable even to disinfect their drinking water, unless disease Is present. Continued use of such Is detrimental to thrlftlness. Even the old custom of cramming a peppercorn d down the throat of the turkey, while apparently harmless. ex-Is better discarded. Dosing turkeys, cept with the simpler remedies. Is at best an unsatisfactory performance for the unscientific raiser. One should J aim to have their surroundings present temptations to partake of,anything If You Suffer From Rheumatism, Catarrh, Malaria. If no hut what is good for them. Especially Is this true with regard to their drinkYou Have Chronic Sores, Pimples, Itchy and ing water. Turkeys manlfeet" a fondness for drinking out of mud holes. Such a habit, once formed. Is cured If You Have Blood Blotchy Skin. with difficulty. One of the contributions towards turTrouble in Any Form key health is an airy coop. Various types are In use, each with Its recommendation. Those with wire fronts are models have ventilIn the laboratories of the Swift Specific Company, in Atlanta, trained admirable. Other The best coops have ators at the top. physicians have been working for fifty years in making the most careful and no floors and are moved frequently. In where drainage Is not of the thorough study of all blood diseases. Those which are known to be handed locations best, or the ground Is uneven, earth sides. down from previous generations and those contracted, but not necessarily of may be shoveled against the underwater This prevents running an hereditary nature. These blood diseases are commonly known as Catarrh, neath during flooding rains. WhatIts style, the coop should have Rheumatism, Malaria, Eczema, Tetter, Rash, Hives, Salt Rheum, Lupus, ever two specifications: Ample ventilation Poisoned Blood, Scrofula and the blood troubles incident to old ae. Those and room for the growing birds. reviewing these requirements for are the blood diseases which have absorbed the time of our specialists in theIn successful rearing of a flock, onI exhaustive experiments, rijrkl tests and laboratory work for upwards of fifty note one omission, namely, patience the part of the raiser. In .all one's asyears. sociation with one's flock, one should be gentle and tolerant. Violence and A jrrcat many of these troubles you yourself have known. Possibly you roughness estrange them and someaccount for a loss estimated in times are a sufferer from Catarrh, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eczema or one of the dollars and cents. With reasonable respect for a turskin diseases. If so, you doubtless have lotions, salves, many taste In food and habits, the diskey's douches and various "Sure Cures" to relieve yourself of your trouble, only couraged raiser should be able to reopinion. If nothing, as we are to find in the Ions: run tiat the treatment in many cases airsrravatcd it rather vise his succeeds like success, what speaks than ?ave relief. Physicians in many cases are wron in their methods of told, more forcibly than a flock of handsome treatment of such diseases, and for the simple reason that they have not had turkeys? roTTO-to-In "The the experience with blood diseases as have come under the observation and Is the title for next Plant' roultry treatment of the specialists of the Swift Specific Company. Treek'a article. In vrhlch. G. It. Smith, n Trlter rtho lias had a It is an undoubted fact that the suffer from Rheumatism, Scrofula, ' broad outlook on poultry affairs tb conditions generally, defines and the skin diseases is running a fearful Eczema, Malaria-Poisosuited to thla Industry, Its risk to allow the.e troubles to continue. It is evident from their continued limitations and possibilities. recurrence that they are not being given the proper treatment. You must STRIKE LEADERS FOUND realize that the trouble is in the blood, whether contracted from the germs GUILTY ON RIOT CHARGES of .other sufferers or inherited. Do not trifle with these diseases, but if you have the slightest manifestation of trouble, get a bottle of S. S. S. and write Fred II. Merrick, rittsburgh, June-1to us for medical advice; it is free. Rudolph Blum and Anna Goldberg-leaders of the "Westlnghouse strike, who If you stiffer from any of the troubles mentioned, ro at once to your were Indicted In connection with the druggist and rct a bottle of S. S. S. It is the mot marvelous blood cleanser attack on the IZdcar Thomson works and blood tonic known, ana u will ne what you need, for the reason that the dock. May 2. were convicted today of source of Ilheumatism, Scrofula, Lezema nnd Catarrh is in the blood, blood riot and Inciting to riot. Kleven others tried with them were acquitted. weakened and debilitated so it cannot perform its normal functions of giv- Three persons were killed and a Bcore ing strcnrth and vk-o-r to the body. H. S. S. will purify your blood, but we injured In the Rraddock battle. all-arou- il l ii. . -- the acre i.w"wi;jh' WHEN THE PEOPLE I WOKE , wSf Takes Courage to Get Out of a Rut It Look back over the last five years of your life are much i IIV M. I n, i kjissiiEi LOXGFinM). Author and Practical Poultryman. Th turkey ralacr profit by past failures. One realize the value of Kood. bKdtn ud early hatches. The clew tm successful treatment lies ! studying turkey tame, "aewly-turme- tf K round for turkey run Is axiomatic. Voting ilrMp Mhm vermin Infested.turkey sucroomy dry coop contribute to Airy, cess. Citve no medicine to healthy FCW . II" ll - ili ! ... . i! Better Returns. ! yu-.w- $3.50 per tooth .$3.50 Rubber Plates 'All other work proportionately low. Gold Crowns ......$5.00 Up Showing the residences of Dr. R. E. Wight, Leo Brandenberger and Guy Sterling in Douglas Park. to Douglas Park and vantages peculiar Among the most interesting and Im- are so many business in factors causing Daily, 8.30 a. m. to 8 p. m. men to purchase home- portant announcements made recently and HOURS professional 122 Salt in circles Sundays, 9 a. m. to 1 p. xa. only. sites there. in. residential building B. L. Senator news that Lake, is the Lake, Wight. William J. Smith of Saltwill all and J. ,D. Emms of this city and that property In this sec- be built In Progress Heights which erect new homes in Douglas Park this bargains one of the best residential costs less than $2500. This Insures is tion season and home builders a real homo district in the today. city buys Mr. Kmmt will build a six room Cali- e milof a neighbors. More good than aye-nuon imMichigan Is served fornia type bungalow the in Progress Heights lion dollars has been expended above Thirteenth ISast in car line and la bywithin a radius of half a Fifteenth East within just provements Doufflas Park. these easy walking distance of the Sugar mile at Progress Heights, andform new Senator Wight will erect his of shopping district and neighboring1 include every adimprovements home on a beautiful buildinpr site schools. beautiful colleges, schools, street work, his brother's home in Douglas joining lawns and parkings. Residence Sites in Progress homes, Park Hundreds of shade trees haveanbeen TRANSPORT ENTERS WATER Mr." Smith will build a handsome six Inand set out in Progress Heightswork room bungalow immediately. in is the Marked Favor of this Heights phase teresting This beautiful district, situated Thirhave been set out Launching: f Henderson Ffrat at Philfact that these treesline teenth East and Nintha South is really of the cement inside the With between atBuyers. offers very strong to ideal in that it adelphia Navy Yard. line on the the and sidewalk building decided have who traction for people June 17. The launchwide apan Philadelphia, lot. This gives unusually find a spot for their homes where they and street to "the supplies the of pearance Henderson, the transport ing be may have a splendid view and still Never before in the history of Prog- better shade. to be first held the at navy Philadelphia, within easy access to the heart of the ress In sidewalks Cement Progress Heights,on the beautiful residence was feature of the the five-foprincipal yard, city. and walks the are all subdivision at the bench southeast Heights to In this connection it is Interesting celebration here annual in this district today. day other South Fifteenth Eleventh East and n close-ijiavy improvements note that, Douglas Park is the Members of the naval committees ct streets, have so many importantso trans- are of a high order. residence district of the city. It lies actions been consummated in short is located on the both branches of Congress and Admiral Progress Heights immediately adjacent to the old origitime as have been reported by Man- brow beautiful southeast bench. of the nal city limits and is the. first sub- aager at the Wells of the Progress Realty & Every building site commands a su- Benson, chief of operations the division to be located just outside were United States the navy, few the ajtnonjr oriof company as the the Building and view past during blocks of Salt Lake city, valley tele- notables perb large city weeks. Electric mountains. present. the out. lights, ginally laidPark latest announcement Is that E. water and all other conis located in the very Ci: The The Henderson Is equipped with twin city Douglas Camomile of Salt Lake has pur- phones, are veniences provided in Progress screws which will give heart of the educational ofdistrict; the her a speed of one chased most of the and the building restriction fourteen knots. Her displacement advantageously it and the located is just north Heights university Bites in Progress prohibits the erection of stores, shops, 10,000 tons, a.nd she is capable of carry-Is building new East Side High school is directly on Garfield avenue, and has apartment houses. And no house may ing 2000 troops. Heights, acrosg the street. The Douglas Park for arrangements have re- completed and Uintah Grammar schools one of the finest bungalowsbuilding to be been completed In this neighborcently on the southeast bench. hood and Westminster is but a short found four-rooThis will be a brick and distance from Douglas, Park. is served bv the Fif- cement structure with hardwood parPP ran ty rm m n n r5& ana W3 Douglas Park ja ama vn but fifteen quet floors, sleeping porch and beautiteenth East car line, with ful has work Construction grounds. minutes ride from the center of the been started and the bungalow already business district. 1. to be completed by September is The beautiful view matone uougias With tho prices of building- sites makes it of the Park commands xrpntion,al subdivisions of the citv. from $600 up, in a district which has One can stand on practically any build- been established on the mo3t modern lines, and on which thovisands of dolsuperb lars ing site in the park and obtain atne have been spent in improvements view of the Oquirrn mountains, city and on homes buyers feel that the sites and valley. some or ., are on the list of tne exceptional aci- in Progress Heights These are Inspect every, residence ubdtvlalon In Salt then come to I'roRrea HeifchtK, the cream, of the southeastLake, bench, .South and Fifteenth East streets. Yon will real! at re Instantly our reasons for saying; that here, in Salt Lake's most beautiful rewiaence r,iinpi, are the best ttargralns in residential real estate to be secured In the rainless Withers Dental Co., Inc. SOUTHEASfLOTS ARE IN DEM Ail three-quarte- rs ; - ot -- m ' - BUY ON THE EAST -. EUe-rcnt- r anywhereon city. You vrlll find handsome homes xrttinir up every hand. vn win ffiul graded streets, cement sidewalks, electric lights, telephones and shade trees and every other convenience and comfort that makes life worth while. We enjoy the reputation of building; superior homes at iow pnees. we nave sola nomes la Progress IleJg-htas fast as they have been built. "We have several ' grood for exceptionally bargains In buna-aloready best . v inniirt-iiutiiow Terms jrnires easy values. See us at once. ip Jy CAM BE s If TO 4L All I want ia your name and address so I can send you a free trial treati. C.Kutzll,R.P. DRUGGIST ment. I want you just to try this treatment that's all Just try It. a That my only argument. I've been in the drujr business in Fort Wayno for 20 years, nearly every one knows me and knows about my treatment. Eighteen hundred and fifty-fopeople outside of Fort Wayne have, according to their own statements, been cured by this treatment eince 1 first made this offer public short time agro. If you have Eczema. Itch. Salt Rheum, Tetter never mind how bad my treatment has cured the worst cases 1 ever saw give me a chance to provo my claim. Send me your name and address on the coupon below and get the trial treatment I want to send you FREE. The wonders accomplished in your own case will be proof. CUT AND MAIL TODAY V mm K 11 1- ; Progress Realty and Building Co. Ground F,oor Atlas Bide. ur J. C. HUTZELL, Druggist; 1433 West IVialn St., Fort Wayne, Ind. Please send without cost or oblization to me your Free Proof Treatment. Nme.... Post Office and No., n Age., .State. " - "nn " Was. 30S3. 1 |