Show 1 THE GARLAND ft 11 Disinfect Seed — I’roper attention to feeding and care f the hrood sows before and during hreding season has a big Influence a the nunih r of pigs one will be ti save according to W K '"unibll of Aaow In lae University of Illinois thrifty condition and gaining rapidly a short time before she Is bred will p inline larger litters tlnui a sow lu thin condition to Ihs’tiuse of this If Is desirable sows a fall feed of a well need ration for a week or teu days bred This sUniiilales are before they the maturity of the eggs In the ovaries e hleh are to produce the lifters of pgs If the breeding Is delayed until pnsture Is gone ItjslU he well to In tie — UndJnxliftJUllulL-goinego- ua Htfilfii InJy either as alfalfa meal or wholLln a rack I'roleln stipppletnonfs also are neees Is If skim milk or buttermilk mrv available a gallon of either of these dally for each sow together with a ra tlon of corn or barley or a mixture of corn and oats or corn outs and bar results If Icy will give excellent eklrn milk Is not to he had a mixture oi two parts tankage one part linseed meal and one part alfalfa will make The sows probably tine substitute will eet about one half to In addiof s pound of (Ids supplement Water of tion to n full feed of corn at all course should be awillnble times Where soy beans are available It la to also ration the possible supplement The sows probably will with these eat about a pound of the beans dally a head In case the soy beans nre fed s mineral mixture hould he allowed This can be made of two ports ground two parts limestone steamed bone meal and one part salt After the sows are bred the ration can be reduced In order to avoid getting them overfat for farrowing Orlt seems necessary to hens when but the supply Is they are confined neglected In some flocks and It must greatly reduce their powers of grindWe have ing feed like whole com been using a cqrn menial mineral grit with good results says a writer In an exchange It contains 70 per cent of lime and 22 per cent This grit seems to phosphate have good grinding powers and supplies some phosphorus for the making of eggs It also scents to help In eggs of a good ahell texture and there are practically no eggs laid at least they ure not found Itul we use oysler shells along with the mineral grit and the combination seems nil right I don't know which material deserves the most credit for the good shell texture on the big Leghorn eggs Tankage Is an excellent protein supplement to use with corn for hogs At a mixtlie present prices of feeds ture composed of tankage two parts linseed or cottonseed meal one part and alfalfa meal one part Is cheaper and will produce Just ns rapid gains Shorts Is worth approx as tankage Inuitely tbs same pound for pound as corn for fattening hogs and slightly more than com for pigs at wcHidng time The shorts may lie fed dry or mixed with milk Oats Is worth about one half aa much per bushel as corn Not over one third of the grain ration A protein mip should consist of onts plement should be fed with oats aborts and corn I’lgs that receive corn plus skltn milk or tankage In the do not need addl proper amounts tlonal mineral when running on at falfa pasture— A D Weber I'ulver flty of Nj hrnaln Roughage Mills Favored—— for Cutting Bulky Feed Silage Is Excellent for All Live Stock The popularity of roughage mills for cutting up corn stalks straw bay and oilier course feeds for live stock Is Indicated by their use on 3A ad Joining farms near State Center Iowa On cacti of thf 83 live slock farms is a roughage mill and no farm within this huge block Is without one These 33 Iowa farm operators and many others find that hy chopping It up with s roughage mill they onn save much’ feed thnt would ordinarily be Feeds are made more polar wasted able In this way for all classes of live stoi k Including Imy for imultry bv Roughage may also he chopped fot menus of remitting attachments ensilage cutters SllHge can be fed to sheep In fact Is quite Hie universal practice for those who own silos and sheep to feed them silage The fact of the matter Is silage has a much wider use ns a feed for all classes of llvp stock than Is commonly accorded It In the feeding of sllnge to shiep or horses there Is one point that must be These two given close attention classes of animals should not be fed silage that tn any manner Is not first react class silage Sheep and toward spoiled si very unfavorably Outside of Mils one point how' luge ever silage can be fed to sheep It 00000000000000000000000000 iHt jj §0000000000000000000000000 Get the harness repaired for spring tHHM Young animals fire more susceptible thun oldei to troubljs from parasites ones work Drained soil will become warm earlier In the spring than wet soil Good food and plenty of exerclsIn winter will alJ the owes to produce good lambs In spring In a It Is rheaer to buy fertility rich soli than It Is to buy fertilizers There can be no definite rule as to how much gnt Inis required to keep tbe ewes In proper condition for tbe spring lambing Fertiliser should le used In large g prufltatde PTmtigm mould s “Togfo crop Just- - Is that fann shop fixed up In good You will need It In a hurry shape? quite often suffer from IJve stock frequently lack of water during freexlng went tWhen the only water supply availier able Is a stream or spring dally attention is necessary to be sure that the Ice Is broken We are reminded that a fertile mind Is no less Important to profitable farming than a fertile sod Feed supplied to the sow plays an Important role In the success of the It is not too early spring pig crop to think of this matter because proper nutrition ts Just as essential at the time of mating ss In any subsequent period Make sure plenty of clean fresh waDrinking cold ter Is always available water Is claimed by some men to be The greatest dangerous for the sow water from comes drinking danger with dleas that is contaminated germs dirt and filth Around the Farm 1 Live Stock Items - potato aoed piece tor the control of disease the old Standard treatments with bichloride of or still prove mercury formaldehyde bent Test New Mixture This statement made by O W Fnut extension plant disease special taf at the North Carolina State college who hits been testing some of the new commercial mixtures placed on the market recently Mr Fant states Ihnt these new mixtures are still In the exiierlmentnl stage They lime not yet been developed to where are perfectly wife Several they grow era have had poor stands of potatoes resulting from the use of the mixture The new muterlals require a shorter time for tieutlng the seed pieces and this Is important nt planting reason lint If any of the material Is allowed to" collect on a seed piece 4o tire form of a paste a so often 14 geHUlr'— Ju In tests made by the county agents of Wayne and I'andleo count lea Mr I’ant found that Injury to germlna-lloof the seed pieces was especially prmiotmcpil If any paste was allowed to collect The new materials must bo kept In suspension by constant stirring or a poor stand of potatoes will result Mr Pant made several which showed photographs poor Silt ml where potatoes were treated with the new materials ns compared to the old standard treatments with bichloride of mercury or formaldehyde Treatment Necessary In spite of this however Mr Fant finds that potato growers reullze that seed treatment Is necessary If disease Is not to be Introduced Into the soil More attention la now being given to such seed treatment and better potatoes are being grown as a result For the time being however grower had best use the old and louve the new mixtures alone until they have developed further The saving In time may be off set by the loss in stand of crop Grit Quite Necessary to Hens When Confined Tankage Is Excellent Protein Supplement the cylinder oil of the tractor ns per manufacturer's Instruction —oil Is cheap compared to tractor Drain- Alfalfa hay has a ready market now A large Increase In acreage would have to he marketed principally through live stock t Chicks grew most rapidly the first few weeks iHnoe protein Is needed or crotth should be fed In large amounts nt first nnd In lesser amount a tbe chicks grow older H II I TIMES III I II H GARLAND H I I ill UTAH I GLOSSLESS BALL WILL HELP GAME good goods come Id small packages la exemplified by llerold catcher of the Washlngtc attorney at taw and who has been working In the American league for eleven seasons and been catching 100 or more game a season for nine Never has Ruel weighed more than 110 pounds while at times year bis weight has gone below the 110 mark he has gone In Nevertheless behind the plate day after day and caught all style of pitcher Includtb and other ing Waller ‘Johnson Stanley Coveleekle speed king pltters Flrpo Marberry another Carl hurler with terrific speed Mays the famous submarine pitcher and a bunch of rookies whose wildness made them anything but easy to handle In fact the da he broke In as major league catcher with the Browns when only a boy he was called upon to team up with Grover Sphere Expected to Improve as Game Progresses V Tn Will Produce Larger Litters I mi :: Old Standard Treatments With Bichloride of Mercury Still Best — 1 Great Asset to Washingtons Potato Pieces ST ART BROOD SOW IN RIGHT SHAPE HIM than whom there The makers of the official baseball are confident they will be able to put forth a baseball In 1920 that will have a cover ready for use There will be no further necessity of rubbing the cover to remove the gloss The pitchers can Rtnrt with a new ball and th longer that the ball remains In th game the better adupted It will be to play because a ball which has been In use for an liming or two la Just becoming fit for sport This Is another Improvement which better will tend to make baseball There were some of these balls In use In 1928 but "the fact was circulated because they were an exas the cork center baseball pertinent was an experiment when it was first put out Tbe matter of baseballs has been badly bandied by players and umpires The former are foolish enough to call for another ball when they should be satisfied with thnt which perfectly they have One of the best experienced pitchers In the major leagues sharply jUJcIzed youn g pitchers In a talk one because afternoon the latter were foolish enough to demand a new ball at the very time when they should go on with the old have been criticized for Umpires throwing out too mnny balls at the request of the batter The latter should because he have scaut consideration the nirin who finds the baseball a target while the pitcher must furnish the target and so tar as the use of the It Is apparent basebull Is concerned thut the latter task Is the harder of the two The new ball will do away with the necessity of soiling a dozen baseballs before a game and also do away with much of the silly superstition that pitchers and batters have acquired In When It takes regard to the ball 40 baseballs to play nine Innings and only 10 of the 40 are lost in the stand the game seems to have been overcome by a slight ettack of baseball beeby Jeebys — Sporting News sal — none wilder “No one knew bow much speed Lowdermllk ever had" comments "He never really threw as Ruel hard a bull as he could because of his luck of control lie knew he was wild and feared that If he put everything on the ball (lint he was capable of he might kill some batter So lie was content to throw a ball ?Thpt reminds m that I was j:picMuiCj9dAlay-lbadiiyJh threw the ball that resulted In Ituy Chapman's death Ray was a great boy Everyone liked him jelled at him but It was too late- Me never had a chance to dodge “Marberry will throw more fast balls In a game than Walter Johnson did toward the close of his career but when Waller waDted to throw a real fast one It was faster than any Marberry ever threw me “1 believe Herb Pennock Is the craftiest His pitcher I ever caught control Is almost perfect and when It comes to generalship do not believe he has an equal “Had a pitcher once Bill Mercy now In the Coust league wild used to cross me up now and then ao one day I tohj him we would Ve won that one work without signals “Tea a catcher now and then switches signs with his pitcher and Infleldera for you know a smart base runner can grab the signs from second base A switch In signs Is likely to be dangerous to the batter In fact I have seen more than one hatter hit seriously with a pitched ball rlghf after I had substituted a switch In signals He would think a fust one was coming and would step right Into curve 'J Of course Muddy aa he Is known rather than llerold cannot go on catching forever but when he does pass out of the big league picture as a catcher Washington Is going to have Its troubles replacing him He was a particularly great asset to the Nats In "24 and ’25 the two won the American league pennant years that Washington He caught rfll but five games for the Natt In 24 and baited close to the SOO mark H- Hit MH tH II I HI I I Rookie d Hugo Bezdek Will Teach Football During Summer DIAMOND X X PICK-UPS director of athletics Hugo Bezdek Penn State will give a course In foot bull coaching In the summer session at the college this year Dean Will C Chambers director announced The course will run for three weeks to 19 July A similar course tn basketball In structlon will be offered with Kern D Loeffler a forme Penn State uelh player tu charge The basketball see rlou will be taken up during the second three weeks of the summer session July 22 to August 9 Bezdek has given such courses foe merly but In the Inst three or four years Herb McCracken Lafayette football conch has been the Instructor Robert A Higgins a member of the regular physical education staff will assist Bezdek In football Instruction at Jess Altenburg will be a playing He Is an out mannger at Salisbury fielder Jeff Tesreau New former Giant pitcher Is coach of the mouth basebull team Lefty Fuulkner bought from the Ghjuts formerly Jersey City and Toronto by Buffalo pitched for “We Willie’' McGill er assistant baseball couch lor university of Indianapolis pitch at But In a letter to a friend Walter John son an vs he hasn't given up the Idea of pitching a little Ills heultli Is Im proved Comeback of Sande A stock company Is being formed In N C to take over the Henderson la the Piedmont franchise Raleigh — league who represents $100000 Lyn Lary purchase by the New York Yankees from the coast and who Is now trying for the position as regular shortstop with tbe world champion Yankee Dennis J Murphy third string Cuh catcher lias been released to the Reading (I'u ) club of the International leugue Sleep Is except golf The Newark club of the Interna tlonal league annoonied the signing of Wattle Plpp veteran majoi leugue first sucker Jack Quinn veteiun pitcher of Connie Mack's Athletic team training at Fort Myers (Fin) camp says: “1 hope to win my 2tt games this year and see no reason whv I can't do It" Pt j din lavun of Kansas City for over ioatiHCor of ths Kansas City American association club has been named to unqdre nil home mines on of Missouri the Cnlverslty baseball hMlilL greatest gift to V Milk of Magnesia PATENTS Booklet fro Highest reference reunite Vruroptneiss I COLMAlPeM IN MltWMhlHi The Mason und Dixon line was the tine between Penngjlygnla boundary and Maryland as surveyed In 1707 tind popularly before the accepted Civil war as the dividing line between the free and slave atutf If that line were to he extended due west it would divide such northern states as Ohio Indiana and Illinois and In the south leave Kansas As n matter of fact the states south of the Mason nnd Dixon line which are generally regarded ns southern states are Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Florida Alabama Georgia Tennessee Arkansas Mississippi Texfts KenLouisiana Oklahoma Missouri tucky Marylund nnd Cumberland Maryland Is south of the line The states Just before Hie Civil war Included all of those 'mentioned above except Oklahoma width was not then a state had been abolished Slavery In the northern states before that ' r' time Would Be Nice “Ilow'd you like pto live on Easy street?’’ "I'd be satisfied with a tract to pave A dismal universal hiss of public scorn— Milton the sound by for 1’nso student feef who Is deputy sheriff of has enrolled as a golf In a school In Chicago He Is Inches tall Earl Jack El 7 Texas sense nt fatigue Is continual natural says a medical publicist plying to an Inquirer possibly a lower of wrestling A Earl Snnde who retired last year hr TJrender" Jockeyrtf the' land— working-- ' out on one of his horses on the truck Since the new ruling for a comeback that Jockey may own horses Surde will he permitted to ride the steeds id Ids own stable which he started Ian year ! Mack’s 1929 Opinion “BuRelmll fans sre In for h nig surprise this season" saht "Most of the I’onnle Mack uhs have been strengthened md that Is nn advantage In our favor "Naturally If the other teams to take more games iimage from the Yankees the New Yorkers won’t have the same hi advantage ss tn tbe pun think the and thnt Is why Athletics have s hetfer chance enr" than lust unrefol- I Robert (“Dink") Templeton' track and field coach at Stanford since 192J to contins signed a contract tinue In thnt cnpnclty for another five year Gene Tuney former heavyweight of the world has boxing champion been engaged to write an article on Boxing In America" for tbe Encyclopedia Britannic Women In California are organizing the first feminine hockey league the country to he known as the West Coast Girls' league Several cities already have fast teams - tils raring career Jockey During now a trainer guld Callahan Johnny ed home the winner of practically every major stake In the Tnltcd States and Canada lie ously from 1902 through rfie 1923 continu- I Mason and Dixon Line Only Divided States man— The women’s senior outdoor swimof the Amateur ming championship union wfll he held In Honolulu the coming year Clneltinntl has signed two more cd legions— Jack lllll an outfielder from and Millard Cnlverslty of California IHrkA Sa Infielder from Mercer uni verslty Though American league hitters are more famous ns home run elouters the circuit figure show there were f1 wallops In the National to 4S3 In the American Inst year PfflLilPS beThe military polo tournament tween teams front the United States and British armies will not be held this year a a a When the Claremont Country club 3000 San held a housewarming the West’s biggest Inspected clubhouse far Trls Speaker hn been able to secure for his Newark plnjers Rears front the Giants Yankees nml Brooklyn So Atlanta have s veteran lnflel in Jim Poole al first Jack Sheehan st second Johnny Jones at short and Bill Marriott at third But other depart menfs are weak the outdrew Illinois Pennsylvania $200000 In boxing and wrestling the year of 1928 Wntsh Charles ( Tweet) Reading second hnsetmm was at but (W2 times tie batted during the 1928 Reason fi r TJf bn Retail Too much to eat — too rich a diet— or too much smoking Lots of things stomach but one thing can Fhllllps Milk of quickly will alk&IInlze the acid Magnesia a spoonful Take of this pleasant preparation and the system Is soon sweetened Is riillUps always ready Jto relieve distress from to chock" nil "TTcP of" noufi'an'zeidt’olTiu‘ acTdTlj’ member this for your own comfort for the rake of those around you Endorsed but by physicians they alDon’t buy someways say Phillip thing else and expect the same results cause sour correct It JporJfifes Toledo has hough! seven players from big league clubs— Warner Neun Thomas Taj lor Brown Frelgnu and McCurdy “Kid" Mohler star second" baseman for the Seattle club Is one of the few southpaws who ever plaved Mils position with success In organized iaj Sweeter TXHEN damp days sudden ’ changes in weather or expos- ure to a draft makes joints ache there is always quick relief in Bayer Aspirin It makqs short work of headaches or any little pain Just as effective in the more serious suffering from neuralgia neuritis No ache rheumatism or lumbago or pain is ever too for Bayer Aspirin to relieve and it does not affect the heart All druggists with proven directions for various uses which many people hava found invaluable in the relief of pain SPIRIN f —tw ww Mil Aiplrta Is kb trad of Monos Btm Miaoftetw SslieyUesokl IJglyPimples Nhi aompartm follow warning— MpaBtaiwctaarm nnd paint rad your pnln Truly wouWrfu win nnlq thorottjrh colon flssus mg Tmk Ifl -- Nfitors i Kmdy— rsrvlftt sad trsnrthoe your ehminndwn orgmna Tbsn vstcbthstnuforaiib Try K) iiwtand Mild safe Pwrrfy vegrtabU- Of BM Ag Dlnq$l-o- aly 25 |