| Show if r— f rmi 'i i ji'j 7 OAPMVn & TIMES UTAH fjPf-ANI- PLAYERS TO WEAR STRANGE TOGGERY Hagen Puts Off Australian Trip Much Shifting of Stars in American League ALFALFA HAY IS ' FINE FOR SWINE Becoming Generally Used as Protein Supplement During the laat few years alfalfa hay la becoming quite generally used as a protein supplement for feeding In some instances ulfalfa meal hogs hns been used for this purpose and to determine the relative value of alfalfa In the form of alfalfa meal or alfalfa hay as compared with oilmeal when fed with a ration of shelled corn tankage and minerals to hogs the Michigan experiment station conducted a test'ln 1017 with the lots of pigs weighing 57 pounds each at the beginning of the test This experiment Indicated that falfa hay produced greater gains with less feed than did either alfalfa meal or oilmeal when fed with the ration of tfinkitge shewed corn- and minerals — incrtl rcqiiii girn er amount of feed with a ration of shelled oortt and minerals tankage That the addition of dilmeaf to a 'mixture of tankage and ulfalfa meal lcduced tlie gains The addPion of plfalfu hay lo tankage and oilmeal produced larger gains and riqiiired less feed for the gains produced than did Hjti addition of al: falla meal with tankage and ollmeai when fed with a ration of tunkuge shelled corn and minerals The conclusions that must he reached from this experiment are that alfalfa hay Is more profitable for feeding hugs than alfalfa meal that It prnduus greater gains with less feed than does alfalfa meal also that alfalfa hay when fed to swine with oilmeal produces great feed than does ir jams with falfa menl with tankage and oilmeal in those Mioy swine producers alfalfa iis uheie hay Is produced lane mlnpted this as a general prae-- t in their with very results It Is a practice that wi'l no doubt continue to grow from t W Conn ) ear— Dr George S eplicnson county ts Johne’s Disease of Cattle Increasing stockmen hate become aware hronie haetcrinl dysentery of more commonly called Johnc’s or parntuherculosis has gradually been increasing in prevalence Possibly It always has been as prevalent but was not regarded as a specific disease or It was thought to !e in an advanced stage or a fi rm of scouring induced by damaged feed Its toll ii) how if lias been taking hns been of life and as no remedy found for the malady and destruction of affected animals hns come to be t'e adopted course of procedure by stockmen huve the state authorities over the outlook been concerned How over there will be some satisfaction In knowing that the federal govfor now grants Indemnities ernment animals found affected It Is probable that various states those w’’ere dairy cattle especially will nlso offer Indemare numerous on acnities for animals slaughtered Wisconsin count of Johne's disease has already taken that step and owners will now feel more Inclined to have the test applied to cows that suffer from a chronic form of dysentery countries In some of the European Johne's disease hns become seriously The disease Is contagious prevalent the germs being voided in the feces The disease may for a time lie dormant hut when it shows up It always proves fatal Mot that logging dew n cj op? h a gr w pork with less labor Sell your stock and cut profiis out tf 1° to your own live the middleman's It Is a pretty well settled fact that doesn't PR)’ to grind corn for fattening steers It - J several demonstrated has Ames times that grinding corn for steers docs rot pay- Hulled oats make an excellent feed pound for for hogs more valuuble pound limn corn Home butchering gives the family a meat gnpp'y that Is much cheaper than ll at pun based each day front the meat market Where at le and hogs run togethet and It Is or harnvard n pasture known that the hogs have tulereulosis that the It is almost positive evidence cattle have the disease also In — The edu alien of the font until It is desired fp postponed old The break" him as a foal needs to he taught obedltnce front the id and not allowed to heroin" Break to use willful or headstrong be kind acd pa of the bil or early foal responds quickly to the treatment tftelved V' American league clubs are more changed in personnel than tlie National league clubs A little bullast that hns been pumped into the racing side of some of the American league teams will make them better challengers of the Yanks and Athletic The Boston Americans have dropped catcher IIofTmnn pitcher Myers third baseman Itogell and WiBoilings third bnsenian lliams la T Imt outfielder turning wlih a venover In Boston things geance The Bed Sox got Llsenbee pitcher Gaston pitcher dills Infielder Beeves outfielder Infielder Bigelow who seem to he good nnterliil If Beeves proves to be a third baseman they are better otf than they ' vere so far ns fielding Is concerned ' t‘t" I v” i e because he Is a better fielder thun Mvcrs r £? Chicago White S x have let Goodell drop front the reserve list also Leopold other plavers nre retained and Wattei Iln gen British open champion and captain of the Amerlcun Ryder the hardamong them are Bluckerby Cup team will not be able to make his proposed trip to Australia this spring hitting outfielder of Worn who Is lart- tnt44ol—4-g- o to the Ant tkles in the fall aooontlng" to Bob Harlow Ills rottrinjr for a lilh Trial arid Kerr the — '4Tte— id n a r am e ntirT urttf eti r'Th rnplnmrtrtp" TTiTITyw oodTiToT(TTMsenran”w1iortOo"' mHiogee at Beblde I ’each lu September end will then sail for Australia returning in give Himneticld and Bedfern a battle A time lo play ia the NationaLF ('umbra Country Sox folks- think their Intlold of Shires hampmashlp at the lull In December Santa Barham Kerr Clsscll and Katnnt will lend the Hagen will be the first great golfer to make an exhibition tour of Australia and golfers of the British commonAmerican league wealth ure eagerly awaiting void to the effect that Hagen has decided to Cleveland dropped Bayne pitcher make the trip Bruce Caldwell former Yule football plu)pr whose baseball was nil nn outfielder of promise who Was Grid Greasy hut hard enough Hnd Uhle who should have been the best pitcher In Canton Aee as Pro the United SlatesCleveland gut a Job of coaching Acceptance Averlll from Sun Francisco and Porthe St Louis Nationals under the man As a rule nothing else Is ns ama ter from Baltimore For both good means sgement of Ililly Snulhworth teur as an amateur a smootgot Tavener rhlo thpy that Earl (Greasy) Neale veteran outand Holloway a hworking shortstop fielder and football plajer uud couth Fleacher seals for Japan’s "world pitcher who Is good some days If not another will give sports euthusiusts series” baseball games cost but all next the subject for discussion dming cents Detroit canned Holloway and baseball campaign via Cleveland and let Noun go to Neule in the he) day of professional The Buffalo Olsons will return to Toledo and Sweeney to Toronto thus football under the regime of Jim the I’alruetto (Fla) tVainlng camp for separating Itself from two first Thorpe the West Virginian figured In the fifth time In one breath Wlngo In gone Dale Alexander a burly first Vic Aldiidge while with the Cubs lu of Toronto has been luhefi on threw' three runners mil at the witli L’rudhomme a Toronto pitcher plate in one Inning rnt Collins Chapman pitcher Cooke outfielder Dugan catcher Howard Crook Is the billiard chamthird baseman third baseGazella man are pion' of Oultimore mid tils brother baseman Hposo second Is the Clarence off the Yankee list Rhodes Hollychallenger wood pitcher Is the most sensational The Old Homan Charles Comlskey addition The Yankees Jook on Wells a pitcher from Birmingham predicts Art Shires from Texas Is ing to start at first base for the White Tlie Athletics let out Joe Rush Sox Cobb mid Speaker nt one breath French has retired and Lehourvenu During the season of 1S02 the Uni hns departed versify of Illinois foot bull team played The St Louis Rrovv'ns sent Beck' to six games away from home in eight Buffalo and Sturdy first baseman to and added Ferrell a ripda) s Blnningbifm ping good catcher from the American Lou Mutzcl a sophomore at association is coach of the boxing team and GiitTith got rid of At Washington also a member of the team as a light Bigelow against his own wishes He lien vj weight had to give him to Boston and BigeGaslow Is n fair looking ballplayer Otto Williams Is back In the Ameriton vent to Boston nnd Gillis can association The old second nnd Beeves In return Griff got will he assistant uniting' r at Myers hack again for third base at Kunsns City another Yoder third Washington Is new htisemiin for UCM Spencer N A Joe annum cs he was token on from Minneapolis (Lo) McMillan Greasy Neale will continue next year ns head footCronin may make a regular at short several triumphs resulting In the nn ball couch of the Knnsas Slate Gooch of Little Lot k 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