Show THE G BACK SALT HERALD-BEPUBUCAN POULTRY VARB LAKE CITY UTAH NOVEMBER SUNDAY RAISING 30 MAGAZINE 1913 MAY SECTION PROITABLE BE ' ’ A : : A ' ' ' j - AND - 44 4 4 POULTRY ANCIER AND POULTRY SHOW 4 4 4 THE The TI U W - - - I ' ' A 1 Rte ' POPULAR ' A? ''A'A - : '-A t VARIETY ' BREED O I ’ Poultry ancier has played 4 an importantpart in the develop4ment of poultry 4 husbandry Ha has been 4 breeder a painstaking raising the standard of 4“ 44 stock he has been responsible for 4poultry one of the greats shows — est educational torces in tne in4 dustry 4 The author of next week’sar4tide tells how to get the most out 4of a poultry show the object of 4 44 the fancier how profit can be made from breeding etc It is a 4 article well worth the attention 4 4 of boultrymen everywhere exclu- 4 4 Watch for it appearing 4 4 sively in The Herald-Republican WHICH -4 4 OUTLAY ' -- A-?' LITTLEWORK ' ‘ ‘ x i ' : LAYS WINTER EGGS - 4-4 Rose Comb Through -t- -4 AIRLY GOOD Unsightly Lots Near May Give Pleasure next A- J - 17 ! n 81 7 7 444444 Good Adults Interest and as Return and money Invested to appearances'and property O Pasture EXAMPLE as well as the value I Reasons for Ventures Low Stock Congested in 930 eggs (average per valuedat retail prices because 'f 1 fin liVi '-’"ZL- ull-grown I 8 attained hen College 133) Orpingtons $2780 EXPENSES Interest on Investmentat 5 cent per eed etc value of in Depreciation stock 20 per cent McGuckin $ 92 1018 140 1250 Winter Eggs for labor $15130 Net profit These hens had table scraps from a family of three thereby saving on the for a time feed bill sharedthe Thiq variety of the now famous Ornimrton was one of the first itto be produced and A As in all other dropped behind in numbers due to greater AMILY breeds however growing popularity of the others or a larger family one should build table and layingfowl and has given great satisfac It is popularityof a single comb over a rose comb an excellent neat 8x8 feet holding fifteen a househens to eighteen The building to its breeders Including gravel and cement for tion floor and a concrete foundation also low good price the demand for the they do not come to use of poor grade of stock at a breakfasthungry paint to most sections food match the home cost from $20 the too many birds congested on latter in exceedingthe they need no to $25 This does not include labor as small place and unsanitaryconditionssupply At noon they should be given green some member of the family be able a food and Also lack of care land upon scraps from the table may or If you have good grassy to do the building place before them they from noon to night chicks It is impossible to run a large poultry which to grow young a dry mash in This house should be feet high in in a a hopper farm often where should be hatched early which on a small area and This to be closed at night and ths hens the rear and 7$ feet in the front so as Utah is large of birds failure climate similar to northern a number are a the to be convenientfor one to do work-in 30 for American given all small 30 to mixed grain they will a number would pay a good from breeds March and clean up in fifteen and should have windows April 15 to June 15 for minutes profit the and water should also bs so as to allow sunlight to If the range is Grit shell all Mediterraneanbreeds reach all parts of the floor some available at times and time THE STOCK limited it is a good plan to keep them when green food in the form of beets or the day The floor should be ‘stock to start” do not cabbage during In choosing until they are old enough to be transferred of concrete if possible but never a dirt waste hens they cannot bo obtained you should sprout on poor cheap as to colony houses when money floor other grain for this purpose as it is too insanitary Where they will not pay Look for birds well be farmed out that is takento oats or good might stock neat wholesome one has several lots of one-half an acre good health and have With food properly fed houses grown that are inconstitutions the country and a farmer hired to care and the yard it is profitable to keep 100 hens using strong and of a ready to lay vigorous for until-nearly kept clean and sanitary there should a good type rather than the type house 20x20 feet egg this method they will grow larger be no reason the city or village built for heavy meat the why help It is a good plan to have two yards production laying capacitv than and with a greater family should latter type best for' exclusive not to keep in order that the hens being small city down may be thechanged It keep the high cost of living and afford meat you Leghorns or egg iflot grown to maturity on a around into one yard while other types it is a good plan to preserve the work to some member of the is being dug up and sowed to oats rape BACK-YARD best hens two College HENS family who may be in need of such or rye to furnish or three years diversion green food and hen greater of experimentswould indicate that about In feeding the back-yard danger contamination or the feeding on poultry of the best Leghorns lay can make a frame feet care is necessarythan when of man the farm wide old Inch boards set edgewise more eggs in the third year than in the as she has less chanceto first or second year over the top of is nailed foot making it whicH is Also one of th© essentials of which to raiso as many pullets as good health the farm hen can mesh wire netting This can be placed seeds and green food over some part of the yard has formerly pick bugs which which greatly to the variety of her grain not keep more than one breed of adds growing underneath the hens only being able to pick off the tops as birds as different hens do not do well exercise it is they gfow order to together The more active ones get In encourage through the wire netting several kinds of box than their share of the food and a good plan to Toobuilding many people fix up any old more oats poultry the grain such as wheat corn and or as a consequentlytake advantage of and feed in a deep litter giving in the house which is more of an eyesore slowerones pint to and detriment more than a to the place than a weed if you have a good of morning never Then grade hens very ana it patch or garbage pile stock there is a thirty when hungry thoroughbred always still contain grain left reason back-yard to add to the profits by selling their crops The why so manyIs generally chance the poultry plants are failures for hatching and day-old chicks over from previous day so that eggs ROSE OR Bax:k yard and other “waste” 4 spaces in cities and villages can 4he used to advantage by raising 4poultry in a limited way small boy made a How a profit out of In seven hens is told 4the Sug-4accompanying article gestions are given too as to how 4anyonewith a llttie care and work 4and a smalt outlay of help defray the cost of money living in a 4similar manner 4good Naturally judgment must 4be used but by observanceof a 4 very simple rules ample an 4- few fot rhe 4 return can be secured 4 4trouble taken 4Mr Ros© Graham shows the valu4 Comb White ofOrpington a 4 able this 4 and member popular 44famous family 4- COMB WHITE ORPINGTONS LARGER have to plenty eggs when scarce and high you if use Regulator pall $250 Packages 25c 50c $100 25 lb tdnic hens in prime condition — up to This standard digestive and the keeps their highest efficiency all time It’s to get eggs THE wayback when prices are high Satisfaction guaranteedor Don’t let roup colds catarrh etc start money self-feeding 5 ROUP -May well-arranged : PRATTS CHOOSING best preventive the sure cure the Sold on Money Back — Guarantee by Salt Lake in City and 81 Seed vicinity CO PRATT 25c Pills or Powder 50c and $100 on Pratts eed Dealers Insist Refusesubstitutes Poultry Supply and ‘ 4-4 are Poultry PRATTS invitality can4 are sure You material good4- -i- anticipated 12-year-old RETURNS Vitality BY W G IURUM of Agriculture Cornell universityIthaca N Y (Copyright 1913 by The Eugene Co) State col-promised i secured Unsanitary and ' SCHOOLBOY TELLS HOW BUILD HENHOUSE TO Poor k adding the of of As anpoultry example an ordinary back plant a In the city of schoolboy Elmira N Y him a small whose father built neat in the poultry house back yard in the past year the following results: Cost of material $810 Cost of fencing material-other 250 of Sb equipment ailures in Such Cost Cost of 7 White Leghorn hens 700 in $1840 Usually ound Total investment yard AUTHORITY Country LOUIS PAUL GRAHAM Copyright 1913 by the Eugene McGuckin Company of the ton today bears a striking resemblance T HIS is one of andthe the subvarieties credit for its to its Orpington forefatherthe Dorking origin belongs does that for all as Of all the Rose Combed Orpingtons others to the late William Cook the white is the most popular In some the His Single Comb Orpingtonsin all sections notably where the weatheris and have be the ors proved to severe and thermometer liable to with fanciers and market go verv low In winter it is widely bred very popularwithin popularity the United States and has attained considerable poultrymen In all other ways and Australia as well as in England as a winterlayer Cook size growth early maturity laying During their productionMr object —in and that to table qualities it is equal to many would raising the single-comb varieties the single comb white — the cold and frost would more excellent specimens are exhibited Many easily affect them laying In poultry but as yet preventing our shows and sickness and disease To they not quite the equal of the single causing are offset this prejudice he originatedat combs In shape and color from 8J the same time rose-combed varieties of specimens weigh all his Orpingtons These have been to 10 for males and to pounds but mildly They have established popularand have never pounds for females for the widespread following that a reputation having tender has been the luck of the Single flesh They have white skin legs Comb juicy breasted and beak and Orpingtons are very full Rose Their sections The subject of this sketch possibly plumage is whitoIn all with their Comb White Orpingtons were which contrasts and sharply blood-red wattles and the the very first' of the Rose Comb combs Mr Cook used the green of a nice lawn or meadow famous old Rose in the fowl Is in good market condition Comb White Dorking This of his White Orpingtonsand at all ages from broiler size to roasters production useful large of and in fact them a number rose combs were makes always raised as well as single In In the home flock or always marketable combs fact the Rose Combed White Orpingwhen raised in large numbers yVVW' : and Cook and Is BY Sunday 44444444-44444444444f Children William o’wl Dorkings Large Colder’Sectionsof of in 17 - by Originated MuchReared 4-4- 4-4 Home to Orpingtons White Use Philadelphia — Chicago OOD -them By back many andun&fehtly cities yards in villages now being used as dumpingof grounds and only growing crops weeds detract only from which not the general of the but also appearance value home from its and are often market the source of sickness and disease be made attractive and These might at the same time bring in a good profit the by producing for family to owner for the use and market one of the greatest necessities — high grade fresh eggs one should the however make back yard mistakeof thinking that mine a poultry plant is a gold or no care although it is possible to make a good profit for the time THERE are No requires out-of-door EEDING remove one-eighth 4 ex-ercise SEA 6 unnecessary 1 HAWKS GULP LARGE ' SEED THE rations Do -mix so-called O OTHER ounders BIRDS learned of TODAY AND AMERICAN the drama intense of “THE BRAND East eaturingE India YOUNG KIMBALL CAEVERT H Comedy Vit-agraph sought after is by bunch a THE IN "BETTY Swallows Red Andrew THE Then Come the the Crew Helpless the I SUN AS CONCERT AMERICAN orchestral J organization McCLELLAN J ORCHESTRA playing in any W W THE BIOGRAPH DttAMA A BLUE CONTINUOUS TUESDAY DEN” LION’S SOON COMING Organist and Largest the and most proficient anythingelse THE OR DAILY world 12 NOON WEDNESDAY fcSX adaptationof “The InternationalCup” adaptationof Victor Hugo’s famous the PACIIC UNION Co Bankers and galloping gales across the North Atlantic It remained for the Red sea to bring forth the most startling experienceof the cruise None the less authority for the marvelous tale need be cited than Capt William Linklater the of the Kansas Capt commander Linklater is in regarded shippingcircles as a “matterof fact” skipper He has dealt with hard and solid facts all his lifehe deals only in facts and swears by facts were steaming through the Red sea and were exactly over the place where the childrep of Israel crossed on dry land and where the hosts of Pharaoh went to watery graves” began Capt “I the spot well Linklater know for have ever been a close reader of scripture and it has pleased me during my seafaring days to visit the places of biblical famous happenings “It was a steaming hot day and not a breath of air was stirring The sun blazed like a furnace and the decks like a sheet of were molten metal It was so hot bethought me of scripture and fully appreciatedthe predicament of the three Jewish boys who roamed for the edification about inof aa fiery furnaceking certain bad Cloud Obscures the Sun suaaeniy tne si:y was overcast and glanced at the involuntarily barometer expectingto see the mercury drop through the bottom but the didn’t indicate a thing Then aloftand what looked thoughtwas a’ storm approaching was a cloud of swallows The the’ sun was blotted out birds by In another were descending on the minute they The decks were hidden from Kansas xiew the masts were black and the rails were lined by the birds “Before we on the Kansas could from our astonishment another dark cloud marvel happened Another swiftly came up from the eastward hung over the ship for a moment and then fell cloud was of ‘The second composed sea 'hawks thousands of themAnd what do you think happened? Those sea upon the hawks fell unhappy to swallows and began being devour them The swallows were swallowed V’c cfthe Kansas felt sorry for the tried to frighten poor little birds and away the hawks but ourefforts were useless Beat Back Ship’s Crew we got ‘into grave danger “In fact for ourselves the sea hawks attacked forced to retreat us and wo were their sharp talons and beaks They v?ere certainly a ferocious lot of birds Inside of half an hour those hawks had every last one of the swallows devoured and then satisfied with seemingly their feast they flew off in a cloud to the eastward from where they had come can accountfor the “The only way strange must occurrenceis that there have been a famine among the birds and the hungry hawks swallowed the A MOgjlen 7:20 8:00 9:15 A M A A JV£ 12:01 P 2:05 P M M 2:15 3:50 E“ 11 M P GOOD SPORT” "A I famous comic story MISER ABLES” (Preston 16 Ogden Arrive Logan Preston Ogden Malad Pocatello Boise Ashton also going) Intermediate — (Montpelier Reno Sacramento Overland Limited — Ogden San rancisco IV! 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