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Show 1 ISlinef Ifce Coal mm s arr you-moxid- hatched I do not feed, hut at the end 'of that period I crumble crackers, dog biscuit "and sand just' moistened with milk or water,' and feed this, placing plenty fresh water where they can get at it easily. in the After the first week, I feed dry aftehaflToseph Keating London Daily Mail. rolled oats or grits, with a little They have no food .but hope which is not nourishing, but is good at sustaining. It keeps life going, and outside with the ping-pin- g the coal the barrier strong be not work wasted may spans there are wild cries rnd swinging and flights go by. lights, and men, boys, and horses are struggling to escapel The of the lamp3 reach back to Choice of Death rays the water; and the glitter of the an of in being The advantage lights on Ihe Hood makes it loojc me: like a great angry ii d hungry because only devil coming after you to eat yen rale, pleasantly lOtf ever feel the all of five up. ,bout -a couple fhe woTst of it tstheminers fire; the rest perhaps' are not only deep, hat far from 0f hundred of out of the the on way your daylight. There Is only one ffl to smile a which brings way up a small, narrow hole, noun lips and red beauty-blus- h to and the rich' coa has already 1 your cheeks; and dying is as easy been dug out over an area of a think you are go- - mile or so from thi bottom .of jg sleeping.You with-a- ll this 44 t hensh af down in lie gently tance to be covered by its intie rest. You all. All is the that and the dust, tended victims the flood has most find who friends of the chances. pain is for the, dead. Wherever it can find an openyou when the different It is quite ing the water dashes in and ater breaks into the pit from drowhs horses as easily as it some forgotten old working. You drowns boys. The roadways are have a choice of deaths then but well lined with timber to keep up You the jt is not nearly so pleasant. mountains; but the force of through the flood knocks out th timber can eithpr ijjsk getting drowned 'en and down comes the roof. -- So if route for the pits eye, or- run you escape being drowned you back to the higher workings and risk being buried, and the choice find a dry dark little hole where has no attraction even when it is the water cannot reach you. offered you. There the compressed air is sweet Yet in spite of all the handito breathe, and so cold that you if there is any chance at be- capping, escape dying of starvation, human all, ingenuity will get the cause before that point is reached CtTfThe race. you are frozen stiff in your high4 men One or two strong-nature- d and dry safe place. rise the will in darkness, pan- up Besides it is the easiest zrs 3. a ' i PAGE TEHEE PAGE NINETEEN JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH 1908. ulav February 4, U e METHODS IN BROODING o Girlhood and linked together. -A- to the successful hatchiAgpf chickens is the method of brooding. There are four ways of brooding chickens, writes Prof. J. E. Rice of the Cornell university experiment station. First, long house, with hot water pipes, which is partic- Equal in importance s The reason is that at a period when a girl's .digestion is weak, Scoffs Emulsion provides her with powerful nourishment in easily digested form. mixed in ground corn, oats and crushed shell., -- At noon they get eraeked-eernijnd-perhaps-chop ped lettuce or cabbage, and then whole heads of these; at night, I feed them grits or cracked wheat. The fourth week they, get whole wheatior cracked coarse com and fine shell, and every other day ground meal and bone or dog meat scraps. I find it very import ant not to crowd chickes too much if for early and good layers ularly intended for rearing chickens during the winter. Second, the outdoor brooder holding 50 to 100 chickens, intended prismaller poultry farms. Third, the long house heated with individual' Indoor brooders, which is a combination of the first and second types and has the advantage of saving la-- j of bor, but the disadvantage in the air pure. keeping difficulty A fourth type, which, in my opin- - j ion, is very much to be prefer- . red, possibly, for winter is the broilers, colony house with indoor brooder. an thing and4nd dUrdcr has know to what world m He advantages of this system hundreds - for - terrOMtackm wh4n the roar of an are ...at the houses are portable happened 83 thruS1 the red.f back shake. But the makes and cau therefore be. moved with pit plosion Dont be caught unprepared to eolor happens particular is of an inundation ease from place to place in order fte drawback for the weather we have be- least that is true history. to give chickens f resh ground some excellent that you have.no idea that a mine heaters at right u means one me flooded until the water itself By and larger range. For instance, come see them at the and prices man down there m that hole of comes to tell you by rolling down . they can be grouped close to the anddeilth f'11 k? a bdrcd buildings during early spring, your road and knocking you lhe Pa,m of tis hand ond aed where the first into head your butty they can be easily eared o t e I them flying to the top up coal are of face the cutting for and moved to the meadows, you ! wi and . It hardly gives you time to drop Pi pastures, orchards and com fields are children and screaming later in the season. If these tools and run away. It is 24 West 1st North hair and tearinS as should will it as sometimes, that are houses strong they built, Both phones 106. Tben he wlU 8 back at Penygraig, shoot a solid block aSonybe, 8 feet square, they are large d tbe last 15 or 16 fathera of coal, 4 feet thi'ek and 6 feet to be used the year loat ther enough bave wbo son8 commade well long, out of its round, so there is no idle capital way in the blak maze of road- - invested. c Such a house will acfortable meso?oc bed. them IIe nnin8 commodate 15 fowls for ?8The flood rolls in and Alls up egg prowithout light or hope, duction and winter the stall. It comes in with such the during a By this time the flood has a rush that, at first,, everything makes a nice breeding pen. lowed and found him. Water has ts and twists in , The house we use is built on in and filled up the road food-tin- s drinking-pusheand mandrels, runners 1 foot high, which form he mmejre is en- adtins, jackets and waistcoats, that) bywhich two 'aides. "We have plenty f all kinds he the "sills on vere lying in the side, with big tombed with the other 15.and have is that the chickens of good Coal.' Union Pacific, knows it. Their lamentations fill vantage pieces of timber, and even lumps benefit of a cool, shady place Rock Springs lump and nut, the of coal floating round. Sometimes the darkness with useless echoes, a Diamond lump and nut, hot weather and quick But he gathers the men and boys during you will see in it the body of a hawks. A point from the retreat Kemmerer lump nd nut. one group behind Him. He horse, or of a friend who was com that We make a specialty of of no little importance is, has been able to keep his lamp ers mg to warn you. use cannot othervermin and rats promptlyr- one this follow They lighted. tnoment Then for a you join for any kind of coal or wood. it as a breeding and hiding place, in and out of the dangerous your friend and the other wrecka- light do with all types of Call or telephone us your water wherev- as they close ge, and the flood swirls you all ways, evading-thhouses and order.' We do the rest. colony and brooder round near the roof, up against er they meet jt, creeping This to PRICE the particular ground. crawling past -- the ragged, shin- the timber, with we gasoheat house of coa away keP type ce It may be a black flood, or it J line heaters especially designed the seam untfl the rse mav be yellow. I have seen it as AT THE YARD. for the purpose. red as fire. In color it always the Kght stops in a hole at the OF CENTER STREET FOOT Gasoline has two decided ad lakes after the minerals of the J topmost corner of all that black, Both Phones 74. over kerosepe. First. it - world. vantages Tbe J light bewilderingparticular geological freak that furnishes a much higher heat, so sent it into you so unexpectedly. stPs ere because there is nc that we can keep 200 chickens FASTIDIOUS WOMEN In the other workings the men way out It s the one dry spot without a flock 50 in of instead consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic S on the barrier of and boys are running hard in all The lamp-ray- s necessity in the hygienic care of the save therefore We and for local treatment of direction so as to avoid any per- - j coal mae a yellow glitter. The crowding. Eradnine ills. As wash its cleansing, labor the about t sonal contact with the flood.They roof is so low the men have to germicidal, deodorizing and healing the chickens. Second, the for is 80 Tbe Placc keeP in a stooP face-- qualities are extraordinary. For sale scramble through the' in the of n at Druggists. Sample free. Address tank gasoline that is right along the black fae narrow they are all huddled in a The R. Paxtpn Ca, Boston, Mass peak of the building does not of the coal instead of going out heap. be refilled more than hi the open We are safe here, says the need to roadways. 'They! or three weeks, detwo in Wait a bit. once swing their pitiamps and shout J man with a light. upon the weather. There some to warn They wait until the light goes pending everybody else wi'h wick to trim, the heat no being in sight and sound, but mosty j out1 and hunger comes in, and theefore requires scarcely darkness, sorrow, and time are so system swing their pitamps and shout --TO from one week to attention miied up that they do not know any merely in terror. The house is- provided The roadways that, end actully how many days and nights pass another with both cloth and glass in sgamst the coal may be branch-- 1 by. They will wait until the front- - The glass window furmg down from a big main level I water rises, or their friends out VIA nishes warmth and sunshine neKke the limbs of a fallen tree side cut through the heart of the to the health and dryness stretching out from the great black world to them. The water cessary and the cloth gives ventilation. frank, left, right and. ahead.. And has driven thejiir .np into the -0. T. Farmer. I generally, there are as many men hole. Then the air acts as a solid snd boys in tbe minea3 there are J barrier jind keeps the water back. Chicks For Early Laying ieaves on the trees with the di'-jl- t is so cold that a boy dies. A Teed lerence that the leases on the man goes mad, and they hear him frees coma I raise Barred Plymouth Rock there only with the rushing into the water, shouting and Black Minorca chickens, and mshine, whereas , these human lhe is going to swim home. units spring from darkness. Tie! They all have that choice; risk find them the best laying varieJoin the. Good Fellows kest coal tree grows about9 1,000 getting through" the water or risk ties. In the breeding sea son 1 and spend a few weeks in feet down confine the hens to good-size- d under the crust. There starving in the hole. the land of sunshine. 18 that distance between the doomT The strong man triea to calm yards, one rooster to ten or 12 Now is the time to go. bens.human beings and the day-- J the others. I use both incubators and GO! Jght. They are y ping-- f hens in hatching chickens,' and nearly a quarter! They hear the a mile from the For further information daylight, and! ping of .their friends cutting at find advantages equal on . both roaring flood is scattering J the harrier of coal outside the sides, setting eggs from February and berth reservations, eia through the dark 1 to May L The Black Minor-ca- s workings J determined, brave ping-pinwrite to re lay at six, seven and eight pitilessly than any winter I that will never stop till it lets A. W. RAYBOULD, Secy. kst scattering-dealeaves from J daylight into the darkness of the months old, the Barred Plymouth Elks Lodge No. 83, a tree. I tomb. The strong man answers Rocks at eight mouths. For 36 Salt Lake City. Everywhere in tbe darkness the signals. Six9 eight, ten days hours after the. chickens are marily for the - I -- J It is a food that builds and keeps up girls strength. , ALL DRUGGISTS d SOo. AND a $1.00. oooooooooooooooooooooo Headquarters for Poultry Supplier BEEF SCRAPS, OYSWHEAT, SCREENINGS. TER SHELL, CHARCOAL, PLOOD MEAL, & SPICES. WE ALSO CARRY FULL LINE OF GRASS & CLOVER SEEDS. POP CORN, SWEET CORN, BALED HAY, OATS, , MILL STUFS, POTATOES, ONIONS, SALT AND SEAMLESS SACKS. CORN, T. J. Poulter Produce Co. Paff ic-an- - The giri who takes Scolt Emulsion h&s plenty of rich, red blood; she is plump, active and energetic. other day, feeding four times a day, till they are three weeks old. when in the morning I feed cut clover steamed over "night and CHICKS. Scoff J Emutjfon are 130 NORTH MAIN- BELL PHONE 144 B. IND. 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