Show a Romance Among the “Down-and-Outs- ” By RATION COW NEEDS DURING MILK PERIOD Matter of High Importance in Milk Production repeatIt ha been demonstrated U have 4 edly that It doe not pay low condition dairy cow treahen la 70 per than She may produce lea h would much milk a cent bad she freshened In good conled ha fact dairymen to dition This ay that their moat protltable feeding la done during the dry period condition The cow’ own physical one of the best guides to the the amount of feed needed daring she will dry period If In good flesh hay carry along all right on legume small and ilage or pasture and a amount of feed 'The ration should a be light and laxative If yoa have ration good quality of legume hay a or made up largely of corn and oate barley and oat will be satisfactory ration might contain A mixture for 400 pounds of corn or corn and 200 pound of oats 100 pound of wheat 100 pounds of wheat bran ollmeal of linseed meal 100 pound Where only otlmeaL or soybean uch a timothy hay poor roughage eat straw or corn fodder Is availably to Increase the It U advisable or soybean oltmeal by 60 per cent It I especially Important to take time good care of the cow at calving box stall good clean Confine her to freshening bout s week before change the ration o that It Is very This may mean light and laxative corn and feeding only withholding oats wheat bran and oil meat Per mlt the cow to take exercise In pasture or In the yard Soon after the calf ha dropped the cow should be In this way the dairyman tied up will observe whether or not the afterbirth Is delivered If the afterbirth and within delivered normally la not hours the cow twelve or attention— may need some medical Wisconsin Farmer br DOROTHY StoClur DOUGLAS Bmdlitt Nwppr 8rvic t WNU off her dainty EVA slipped blue frock of took hung It In her wardrobe and down s cotton frock of dusty brown The latter was a work frock— solely Eva for work frock— a and simply would soon be on ber way toward Battery park and the cofTee stall where and nightly she dispensed hot coffee sandwiches to the “down and outs" of that neighborhood Eva had rented the coffee stall and and Its equipment for a month life thoroughly enjoyed a fragment of she had not hitherto known Not that he had always known a degree of affluence Eva had worked long and hard for the possession of the dainty furnishing flat and 1U comfortable which she now enjoyed Eva wasn’t dispensing coffee because he loved being among the “down and outs” but simply because ahe must enlarge her acope for story writing She wrote the type of stories that were gradually creeping Into movie flelds and In return brought back increasingly large checks There was one other down In Battery park also enlarging hla mental outlook but his look was straying more toward the development of hla romantic capacity He was In fact casting glance of deep Interest at the many girl who stMwned so thoroughly out of ber element handing out coffee to the none too clean derelicts who lined up at her stalL aa he conHe fell to wondering sumed endless cups of her coffee Just what kink of fate had put her where she was Instead of In an exquisitely furnished drawing room—a far more fitting background than the row of hot dogs chipped cups and steaming coffee urns And the back of Eva’s mind was not lacking In speculation regarding the young man In the shabby knickers and outrageous neckties She scoffed at th Idea that he might be down there for the same purpose as herself— to study humanity in i this stratum “Those things only happen In the movies and the lesser type of dime novel" she told herself but she continued none the less her guarded study Doesn’t Pay to Neglect of him telling herself firmly that she Cow had chosen him aa a type She would g cntalogue him merely as an unusually The cow that freshens In the early attractive type of “down and outer' fall la apt to have a hard time of It who must at one time of hla career She come Into production at a time have been possessed of great oppor when the farmer Is rushing around t uni ties Eva knew by the keen look with alio Ailing and late threshings In hla eyes that the hang dog glance followed by full plow hnd root harv of the gutter Inhabitant would never esL There is a very natural tendency hla countenance little rhorJ a besmirch to get through Ilia language on the other hand bred to are usually possible and cow atrocious Eva thought was s’tnply If a come In after the rush Is over ho rmst have taken lessons In the cow does freshen she take the lame expen butchering of the king' Engaa the rest rf the herd treatment Aa a matter of fuct she Is usually lishKva came very near hitting the considered 4 nuisance But this la the mark In her aurmlse for young W time when milk comes easiest and a Owen Janie had spent many troubled cow responds most profit atdy to extra hours In an endeavor to master s diccow now The care fresh and feed tion that would put him on a apeak should get a proper grain ration fed Ing level aa It were with that eleIn proportion to production She ihould ment of human kind of which he was not be out at night when the night making a close etudy Ilia first play In ex la If she milking get frosty produced on Broadway had brought rewill she milk cess of 50 lbs dally forth scathing criticism for hla lack dny spond profitable to of characterization — the play Itself bemilking' If he la not properly fed ing otherwise of great promise Owen milked she will be a had closed hla Jaws with a click and and regularly lacta the cow right through poorer pone about showing the critics that tlon period they would not sa y’ the same thing twice about hla shortcomings Ills second play wai nearing comWheat in Dairy Ration pletion and before many days had Wheat proved a better grain than James would cast off the physiIn passed cow an for milk corn tn a ration cal and mental mire of the derelict at the experiment conducted recently and revert to his natural element— In view of Ohio experiment station that of scholar and gentleman the bumper crop of this grain In Ohio Eva for some unknown reason al this year these results sre of Interest ways flung on a cloak of armor when to Ohio dairymen who sre looking to James approached the stall with his The grain feeding wheat this winter confreres Terhaps It was to guard consisted of for these rows ration herself since she was at a loss to three part wheat three parts oata know Just where to catalogue him In bran and and one part each of corn her gallery of derelict a She succeedlinseed meal which was fed along with ed In baffling him as well as herself with silage and hay In comparison When rehearsals began for the new cows fed this ration except that corn play young James was forced away cows produced wheat these replaced a need of his the by Battery from the covra more rullk and butterfat but presence on Broadway on corn gained a little more In weight Eva too had lodged the Four cows on the wheat ration averagain with Its rightful holder and a month aged 50 pounds of butterfnt to her dainty apartment while thoe on corn averaged 4S repaired Her with a fine plot for the movies pounds— Ohio Farmar Her clicked Incessantly typewriter heart too when It had time thumped DAIRY HINTS a dull tattoo when the eyes of a cerInto Intruded tain A milk house is a great aid to elfi her plot She couldn't forclent dairying get him and wondered If she had begun to lose her mind— pining for The national dairy exposition will hit of masculine driftwood from Batbe held October 10 to 13 at St Louis tery park Eva went naturally to the first night ' It of the bew play by W Owen James if whole milk Is sold The play received a rousing weltrained as soon ss drawn and then The author was called and come cooled stepped shyly out to thank his audience In has grown Accredited herd work in words that prompted Eva to surUst year a total of 2V mise that he had bathed hla vocabuCalifornia 074 animals In 341 herds were tuberlary In the limpid pools of the king's culin tested for accreditation In that English so exquisite was his speech Turning hla eyes toward the front state rows where all the critics seemed to have gathered V Owen James' speech Cream should be separated at once picked Itself up and suddenly halted If It Is the product sojd and then cooled promptly In Wisconsin and Minnesota 54 and f cows In 49 per cent respectively herd Improvement associations are fed grain with pasture That churning butter Is atlU a farmUnited States la ing occupation in the KOOOOOOOfl shown by the fact that made on farnaa pounds of butter was last year continued lie had looked squarely Into the wide eyes of Eva an Eva In her rightful environment of Intellect and chiffons Ilia next play was a collaboration! with much that was romantic woven lines Into It successful " Disturbed tide" Is the "Rip water roughened Water term applied to by cross currents GARLAND UTAH TIMES THE GARLAND was harata probably composed about 200 It C but Is made up of stories that had been handed down from even older times Mahabbara-tmeuns the great war of the the people of India which took Monstrosities Can Always place probably In the Twelfth cen- but the epic contains In tury B Command Attention thousand stanzas Its one hundred of much material which Is not directly Hie public Interest lu freak connected with the greul war a mere It still profitwhich makes nature battle sideshow eighteen days’ clrcu able to maintain malformed The epic Is really an encyclopaequeeily where various of Information presenting the dia distorted unfortunates areexhiblted of philosophic social and ethical Ideas an la crowds Interest to gaping arof ancient India The colorful epi long standing says the following thets applied to the various tribes do ticle from the New York World It goes back not only to the courts scribed In the course of the long of medieval kings where dwarfs and rambling story reveal to us the fact furnished tint the ancients were Just as much hunchbacks frequently to bored nobles Interest'd In “freaks of nature" as cruel amusement It Is also to be the average American Is and their ladles found even before the Christian era todsy demonstrated been It has recently One Is reminded of the conthat this Insatiable curiosity women from Africa featured in a human beings of unusual great circus when one reads of the cerning Is of very shape coloring or habits Kamapravaranas “who ose their JourIn the quarterly ancient origin It might be supears as coverings” of School nal of the International that this Is a reference to a posed Vedlc and Allied Research It Is re- tribe whose ears were unturally very that vealed by an exitert Sanskrltlst large but Professor Ilopklns draws the ancient Inhabitants of India re- our attention to the fact that the ferred In one of their early scripfolk mentioned In the old as thre tures to such monstrosities epic have evidently survived to our mountaineyed people own day lie says: eers and people with ears ns large "I myself saw near Madura some as pillows with ears so distended Individuals Dr E Washburn Hopkins em Tiby heavy earrings that an English tus professor of Sanskrit and comofficial ‘Why with me exclaimed univerYale at philology parative aa the they might ' use their ears ” sity who is vice president of American' section of the Internationmentioned The people Real School of Vedlc and Allied In the epic might seem to give some search polnta out In the article re to the theory that the ferred to “The Epic View of the Aedibillty In the human gland pineal Earth” that the stories about these on brain Is the remnant of what once queer people sometimes sre baaed Certain reptiles do was a third eye while others are “traveler’ facts have the structure of an eye In the distorted" tale But Professor Ilop The epic referred to the Mahab- flneal gland GENERAL INTEREST PEOPLE IN “QUEER” klns suggests that the third eye of folk may haxe been these forehead mark" "a Sectarian In The “mark 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