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S 10 i ' - - - v i f “ LAKE CmyUTAH SUNDAY JULY 291917 - - PRACTICAL POINTERS OF TIMELY v ' u- ADDITIONAL SPORTS : ’ SAY DUGDALE CUT r M No Form of Live Stock Can 1 Be Grown in Less Time Than Chickens 1 I — ' -- v v Enough f irr “The supremo need of our nation f ! an abundance of foodstuffs Without abundant food alike for armies and people now at war f ' the the ' whole treat enterprise upon i which we ' have embarked will1 break down and fall Upon the i farmers of this country therefore In large measure rest the fate of r the war and the fate of the na-- 4 tiona" This extract from the President's memorable appeal to his country- men Is as vital perhaps as his great message to Congress wherein fhe stated “The world must be n made safe for democracy In the history of NEVER before In the history of the if world has there been such a grave responsibility laid at the door of agriculture We must avert a famine No task has ever been' Inspired by a more worthy' incentive In consequence we ' are stirred to exert every ounce of energy and tax every resource to Increase the food supply Not the least ' of our resources Is poultry raising The world’s meat supply Is "probably the lowest of all food reserves It Is bealso the hardest to cause It requires the longest time On this account poultry culture offers the greatest opportunity No branch of live stock can be grown In less tlmo than poultry and eggs No kind of meat is more wholesome and sustaining No other variety of stock is ao widely grown’ under such varying circumstances No phase of animal husbandry investment to requires such a small start or responds so well to the care of inexperienced hands Therefore no greater opportunity Is open to everyone with a small plot of ground to respond to the President’s appeal than to false a flock of' fowls” Tt combines Is healthful ‘patriotism with profit and 'and interesting at the same time r No Better Ration Than Table Scraps Notwithstanding the value of the In this country poultry products amounts' to almost $1000000000 which would seem to indicate that the greater part of this enormous output is produced by specialty farms operated on a large scale it is a fact that the most important spurce of this In the small flock—flocks supply lies In the back yards and on maintained general farms as side lines Incidentally it should be borne In mind that the small flocks are the most profitable by far because in most cases the products therefrom are In reality ' It may seem discouraging to contemplate raising stpcb at a time like this In view of the high prices of grain But this' condition should not affect1 the keeper of a small flock On every farm and In almost every household there waste food and other products to maintain a small' flock of fowls if only a dozen hens It is 'estimated that about $700000000 Is dumped into 'American garbage cans every year Think of it almost a billion dollars ' thrown away for no reason except lack Of Intelligence indifference gross neglect- prodigality Is It any wonder that we are looked upon as the most extravagaon earth T Is there any nt-people reason why we sohuld not be exhorted to economize? Economy In this case does not mean saving and hoarding but conserving Hoarding is the worst condition that can happen to us since It makes for stagnation and lack of Industry Conservation on the other hand enables us to get the most from our efforts and' stimulates prosperity That Is what President Wilson meant when he enjoined us to "correct four unpardonable fault of wastefulness and extravagance Everyone With Ground Should Respond The easiest and most' practical method of eliminating the waste that occurs In the garbage can is to feed it to e flock of chickens Large acreage Is not v required The opportunity is open to everyone with a backyard or X-r- ay V - CONSULTATION FREE fans who Spokane July 28—Baseball of the inside arevou the figure they of fall the that claim Seattle dope in' Seattleleague Dugdale’gclub can Nqrthweztern be attributed to thea baseball Shipbuilders’ ' - league - of Seattle— organization allrhoae the teams are made up practically had who have ‘of players way through " experience'professional Seattle the to frpm was report According orwhen the Shlpbuildere-leagu- from the league committee a ganizing to get some reasonable rate attempted of the Seattle from Dugdale owner games could club so that the semi-pr- o be played in the professional park Dugdale was willing enough to allow the league' the use of nis park his but for and fo according “bit" he wanted thecould gate receipts also get a Hj whatever lse he certain insisted upon a' guarantee ofwere called amount of money-- if games off on account of rain of the The officers' Shipbuilders It out and found that leaguecould figured build a ball park of their they own and pay for it: If they could make as much in four or five games as Bug-da- le wanted This they did and the Seattle on seasonCity teams opened their which league "are their own ball groundsmuch better situated than the Dugdale park being within walking distance of the city the city Right from tothe Jump and get the crowds began leaguers monopoly instead of Dugdale enjoying a he soon on the baseball situation found ' himself playing the second fiddle The boosters for the city league pracclaimed' that' Dug had Imposed conditions on the ' impossible tically other young organization when no were in 'Dugdale park groundsso but when the necessary cash wasa eight to build another park Dugdale raised' andsemi-prothes way attitude was not forgotten the fans swung to- the Seattle boss showed plainly where the stood with the baseball going public - WHITE ASEEL The White 'Aseel is one 'Jof the oldest races of fowls' Historians claim this is the fowl whose battles ' are alluded to in the “Institutes’ of Mena 1000 B C “Aseel” is an Arabic word meaning "high caste' The rulers-oIndia bred this fowl for fighting and to this day both sexes are extremely combative'1 Aseels are known in black' black-re- d white gray spangles ' speckles and mottles but the first three are genaccepted as the distinct varietlea erally - In 1850 or thereabouts the people of Cornwall- England using the Black-Re- d fowl 'Aseel and some of evolved the Bark Cornish Others Us- rv : " ' t ' j - j- v ing the White Aseel In like :: manner produced White Cornish fowla The latter 'while partaking In a general way of the huge muscular formation 'of its- Aseel progenitor-- ' proved to be a most excellent table fowl Aseel fowls In Amerioa are bred only for ornamental purposes They have never become here popular probably because ' the females ale poor layers Aseel fowls weigh five pounds for fe males and six pounds for males and In this respect suffer In- comparison with the Cornish- fowls their- descendants which run from six to eight pounds for the females and eight to eleven pounds for males j - - f -- - v-- - - - - - the-loca- l smalls plot-- ' of ground' With a small amount of Intelligent care fowls can be reared successfully In close confine ment All that 'Is necessary Is to give them sanitary quarters ? fresh'- air proper food water and an opportunity to exercise vr 'What could "be simpler ''than': the above? Sanitary quarters Is a' matter of cleanliness fresh air Is abundant and j merely requires that It be given entrance' to the poultry house without serious draft "water' is' equally abunof a reasondant proper food consists —table scraps able variety of nutrients a little grain and ' ground meals the opportunity for exercise does not mean giving a flock access to a large field nor yet a large yard though these are best wheref eaalble Chickens canbe made to exercise on the floor of their house in deep litter into which the scratch grains are thrown for this very purpose Or an automatic feeder can be installed which is designed to induce exercise Perhaps this Is not so desirable as range in an orchard but it' is a good substitute just as the indoor gymnasium is a good substitute for the man who wants to keep in physical trim and who has notll the opportunity of the tennis diamond golf links and ' other outdoor ' iv sportswe over In the foregoing paragraph ’’far looked one other a necesslty-rrdlr- tdust baths to enableithehens to clean themselves This too Is In abundance Or sifted coal and easily' procured ashe's will answer the purpose nicely Grit to grind the food in the - gizzard oyster shells to supply lime for the eggs and a little charcoal to keep the are the other digestive organs sweat In small quanessentials to be supplied tities’ and which may be procured at the supply houses at a cost that is ' ' - : - - by-produ- cts - -- negligible - ' ' Table Scraps Not Garbage V The' idea "’of feeding garbage to'k a flock of chickens may Intrude on 'the sensibilities of some though it is with piga deemed a common The Idea however is more apparent than 'real We prefer to use 'the term "table scraps’ anyhow since there Is a difference between the two Celery of beets and other tops and vegetables the outer leaves of lettuce and cabbage vegetable parings stale ' of bread ends of meat'cereals and sour milk' are none the less edible because they are such 'They have lost none of their value as food except that they no longer appeal to the human taste ' When fed to a flock of chickens they are greatly relished The fact that table scraps are a'mix ture of odds and ends gives them their chief virtue which is a balanced fed and by that we mean fed ‘ - " the-top- left-ove- rs - '' - - ration-Properl- - BURKETT WINS GOLF TITLE FOR NEBRASKA 1 trans-Mississip- pi - - - : - - - Is-108- 1 2-- - ‘ - not enough' If the yards are without natural shade such as trees or shrubs artificial shade " must be provided Boards an old awning' canvas or nicely burlap sacks canbe imprpvMed as feed Water le worth Just as mueh ' The hen ' can’t ‘production make an- egg with' either one alone Moral If the hen’s food bill is worth $150 a year that price also Is the value of the water bill Think this cent the egg I about 75 per oyer ' water : In'-eg- g - - - ' ' r Southern Association i Atlanta LEAGUE STANDINGS W-LFe- WLbPct 600 83 63 t 12 13 40 Chattanooga Xaahvllle Little Bock Mobile 60 61 43 69 28 73 496 42? 277 New Orleans (2 40 Birmingham 67 43 670 610 51 49 Memphis “ YESTERDAYS RESULTS 8 Mempbla 4 At ' Atlanta— Atlanta At '' Birmingham —Birmingham 7 Little Bock 3 4 Mobil L At Mobile— XaahTtlleNew ChattaOrleans j 3 Orlean— At New nooga 1 60S ? 8-- 3-- N Y GIANTS TRY A NE HOODOO ':-- r- Every ball club has lts ppt superstition Here ls the latest on that Influences the 'New York Giants If the satohel containing the practice balls Is carried off the field when the Giants - are leading they are sure to win that game' So when the Giants get a lead up Jumps seine bench player grabs the club of balls and 'chases to the bag fullwith house it This may make clear to some fans who have wondered at the talk overheard on the bench of the New York such as "Come on some of you players fellows get out with that bag" when the Giants happen to have taken the lead in the final stages of a hall game - : ’ - r 3 Western League LEAGUE STANDINGS Wichita Joplin Hutchinson Omaha W L Pet 4 ' 4 3 3 800 DehTir800 Llnooln 1 1 8 600 8 400 - r - yr1 2 l Pet Sioux City- Dea Molnea! 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Get a color card from your dealer or we will gladly ' '? mailyou'one upon request and repair TRY THE ‘ IS GOOD Stan Coveleske are Jim Bagby a raceand for the shutout honors running Coveleskle in the American league on 10 record of six tied Bagbyscame Julynext back the so Bagby right Washington day and inblanked sucIt was his thirdhim front too to keep a and gave cessive shutout e without a record of thirty-fivinnings run scored on his delivery 'He also helped undo Walter Johnson by making two doubles off the Washington star Of the hundreds of thousands of not more than 100 shoot from the left shoulder all-arou- nd - ' “YOUNGSTERS' SHUTOUT RIVALS San Francisco July 28—More members of the San Francisco baseball club were high on the list of the draft than in the Coast league any other club Schaller Oldham McKee Pick Hollywood Baker and Fitzgerald - were picked Malsel ' will not have to answer the first call but his brother Frits who is with the - New York Americans - was selected Baker the greatest Hobey of athlete the times has joined the aviation corps at MlneolaN Y v- ' TABLES We buy' make sell CABINET A FIXTURE CO 32 Richards St Was 3210 ' -- ' WELDING A BRAZING We weld any metal that melts Just like new on short notice We have a service car METAL WELDING CO The Right Plsce te Ga 4678 Phone Waa 231 Edison St SALT LAKE - gray-haire- V" SELECTIVE DRAFT WILL SMASH SEALS ‘ NB experts NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING 264 POOL AND BILLIARD and Repaired made to order in any sizes by - President Ebbets of Brooklyn Is said to have concluded his team Is a flivver and is going to rebulfcl it with Among the raw recruits youngsters d then announced are the Bill Leard and Frank O’Rourke who had 'a trial with the Boston Nationals as far back as 1912 All of which reminds us of the good things that were said for the ‘Youngster" Fabrique last spring - and ZINC PAINT soda fountains r -- tlEClUARANTEIP DYEING CO CO W BdwyWae r ' 1 OXT-ACETYLE- Does the best cleaning and dyeing in this city Why experiment with inferior cleaners? Give us a trial order ' 12 AUTOS at your service Office 265 SL State Ph Waa 5235 Plant 265 E 9th So Hyland 1939 Many Participants Who Are Well Posted ‘ In-191- 65 orders especially No Other Pastime Has So Success In any sport depends upon the knowledge of the rules governing that competition It is assuredly impossible to develop the extremes of skill in that the use of 'brain-powe-any sportunless requires the sport Itself is thoroughly understood in all its ramifications conA study- of the field of vinces us that In no other sport recreation is there to be found so many particiwho are more familiar with the pants rules of their own sport than in trapto find any shooting Itinis indeed raretournaments participant registered who does not' know every rule 'of the oband who does not ' sport serve these restrictions religiously This is not due to the fact that trapare few and simshooting matter of fact tney are many As a regulations ple and involved but apparently tbe type of men and women who pursue trapas a means of recreation are shooting those who are accustomed to exercising the mind as well as the body To one who has studied other sports as well as trapshooting and who has engaged in them the abundance of knowledge inand the lack trapshooting technical information of other sports Is appalling In golf for Instance the lack of knowledge of even the fundamentals of the rules Is amazing In the 1916 national amateur golf the greatest championship in which were in the country entered players the writer followed one match for three holes to watch the outcome of a wager on the number of rule infractions in a match In the third round Between two stars One man had made the assertion that he could detect at least five lapses in the rules in less than three holes and backed his statement with was that he won money The result in two holes more than the required number of technical errors having been made in that time What would happen If the broke the rules five times In a championship at a single trap in one event r We venture the assertion that him the referee would either or else the other men disqualify in the squad to shoot him would refuse with are drilled in the etiTrap ofshooters from their induction quette the sportnever It into it and they depart from man Therefore the thinking orderly who has never tried his hand at the will find it a rare pleasure to traps the eport take a hand and bestudy come a trap-shhimself It surely is a mental exhilaration SALT LAKE STAMP THE SALT LAKE CLEANING A r ot PRINCETON HERO IS : NOW IN TRAINING Ascot Leighton Buzzard the London Sportsman makes A England use of wl table of his turf winnings from his first year 'in the sport 1879 to this year inclusive and shows 860 races won for a total of $1834680 The greatest year noticed was 1896 whenwinning horses in his colors won fifty-foraces for a total of $283830 Aihong some of the successes were' the 1901 St and Dorides the Two ThouLeger sand and ‘the in 1903 with St Ament and the-On-e erby Thousand One of his ambitions like with'Atmah that i of all sportsmen was to win a derby and although his desire was realized with the win of St Amant it had 'been denied 'him some eight years before when- the late King Edward’s (he was the Prince of Wales then) Persimmon Just beat out St Frusquln - 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Herald-Republican- ’s -- - ROTHSCHILD BIG TURF WINNER IN ENGLAND 0 - Omaha Neb July 28— Guy H BurNebraska kett today 'won the annual-from state-golJ W championship Redlek 4 'up and 3 to go at the end of 33 holes Burkett who is a young player durcourse of the state championing the tournament ' defeated Sam W ship the recently won Paragraphs for the Beginner Reynolds’ who at St Joseph tournament Experience has demonstrated 'that Mo held the Nebraska title Reynoldstournament males in the pens reduce the total egg which termito the z prior yield for the year Furthermore they nated today are likely to impair the quality of the ' eggs for infertile eggs keep better than fertile ones Then too' there Is the ‘HOMEBREDSVAND cost of maintaining surplus males At SCOTS WINNERS a time' like this only the producers should should be kept! Nonproducers be Consigned to the '"block" as meat ' Garden City N Y July 28—The As soon as ths breeding season Is over “Homebreds" and the Scots were winin the final series of international "swat the roester Keep only 'enough ners over the links of the team next the for cockerels young breeding Gardenmatches club today Golf City ' time & margin of 68 to 4 the "HomeBy Remember that a hen’s temperature breds” swamped the amateurs- while and a man’s 98 5 Therefore the Scotch' plhyers defeated the Eng82 to 13 As a result the "HomeMs it plain that they should not be lish breds” won the tournament having housed alike tTOo‘nuch sunshine' is Just as bad as been victorious in all their matches - Ulffllfl Repair Directory gives all the1 principal places where an article can be repaired and should be preserved in every home as a ready guide The ! - - ’ r ADD CUT THE HI8II COST OF - ? court-baseba- - r City Mou -- - -- - ' - : - - - in a sweet wholesome condition there Is no better food In the world for poultry Fowls fed on table scraps In variably do better than those given a single grain ration The reason for this Is perfectly plain: ' the fowl’s system like the human taste ' requires will variety No one article of food maintain health and vigor For a small backyard flock the table scraps from the average' household should supply half the food required yith the addition of a neighbor’s table scrape who perhaps Is unable or unwilling to keep a flock of fowls almost the entire bill of fare can be furnlsbed-Polmte- : - lly an-jnua- : - - LJl Lite 1Robuilt LtoLibo wed mm Sloanod or : re-establ- ish The Salt -- 1 - rounded In New York in 17S4 436-4S-7 - the-stor- - paint-jo- b HOWARD M: LOCKIE :nit OF OHmOPUACTIO AUm Block e ? ‘ THROAT - -- - has a The Chiropractor of who and tho spine knowledge thorough sense touch of the to trained been has can find any Iptitld Without mut iftw woman of X will palpate any photographs vertebrae that you tho spine and telland will presre to you that mlsplaeed that partrouble is causedoffrom your the vertebrae ticular misplacement will a talk with any of my patients and that eonvinee yon that I am rightcare you will get well under my A semi-professio- nal f - T8 Photographs - Writer and Expert Poultryaaaa ” i : ' - V Chiropractic Efficiency Bucteid the SKipbuildere’ League WhenHe Should 'Have Been Good Fellow BY ROBERT ARMSTRONG j A SLAB f FHUNGIM THE A STAR J 'On Hot Days Too Much Sun v shine Is Just as Bad as Not '"'iCi’A- r X-R- ay IN mm - ' 7 t TTTF TTH!R‘ ATTVmnptniyTf! 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