"INSIDE" MICHIGAN NEWS THE NEWS Legislative News in A Progressive Newspaper The Michigan Farm for Michigan Farm News Homes A Newspaper For Michigan Farmers Vol. IX, No. 10 ONE DOLLAR SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1931 FIVE CENTS PER TEAR PER COPY Issued Semi-Monthly SENATE FORCES U. S. Will Be Tropical COVERT ROAD ACT Banker-Farmer Meet RURAL MICHIGAN GOT MORE THAN KILL CULVER BILL But Not In Our Time ABUSES CURBED At College May 27 USUAL AMOUNT OF BENEFITS FROM V TO CHECK TAXES Michigan Professor Explains" > indicating that there is 1 mocked BY POWELL BILL East Lansing—Michigan bank- THE LEGISLATURE THIS SEASON Backed By Manufacturers, Slowly Disappearing movement there. Beyond this is an ers, farmers, county agricultural area of smooth snow, so hard packed 65 Per Cent of Abutting agents and the Michigan State Farmers, Real Estate, Glaciers that it cannot be dented with a shoe Property Owners Must College staff will discuss means Rail Interests heel, while in the central one the sur- Sign Now in which bankers and farmers McNitt-Holbeck Township Road Aid, Lennon Ann Arbor—Signs that the great face >is covered with a fine mealy can work together to better ad- glaciers which once covered a large snow and the temperature is as much vanage for agriculture at an af- Oleo Bill, Espie T-B Eradication Aid; BRUCKER SUPPORTED IT share of the continents of the northern as 25 degrees below zero in August. ASSESSMENTS LIMITED ternoon and evening meeting at Covert Road, Drain Bills Relief hemisphere are still declining in size This area is the origin of the terrific State College May 27. It Would Have Enabled Tax and are now confined mainly to over storms which always blow outward Persons Buying Property Are the ice. Dean H. L. Russell of the Uni- Represent Rural Gains. Greenland and the Antarctic conti- versity of Wisconsin will tell Payers to Control nent, shows plainly that the climate This is the region in which Dr. Al- Protected; Several Other how the Wisconsin Bankers A session yielding more than the usual amount of bene- Local Spending of the earth is swinging back to the fred Wegener, German scientist, had Safeguards Ass'n has assisted farmers in sub tropical and humid character been working. At the time of his lec- that state. fits seemed to be the opinion of rural members of the Legis- Lansing—After a s p e c t a c u l a r which has held sway during the many ture Professor Hobbs expressed the Lansing—Abuses which have been lature after adjournment as they prepared late Friday, May 22, fight which at time:j overshadowed millions of years of its history, stat- fear that Wegener had already perish- allowed to exist under the Covert road College speakers on the after- all other legislation, Senate anti- ed Professor William H. Hobbs, of the ed, a prediction since shown to be only construction and improvement law noon program are Dean J. F. to depart for their homes. administration forces led by Sena- University of Michigan, noted geolo- too well founded. will largely disappear in the future as Cox, Extension Director R. J. tors Rushton, Conlon and Woodruff gist and Greenland explorer, in the The Antarctic ice cap differs in size the result of the approval by the legis- Baldwin, Professor H. S. Pat- In the list of positive gains stood the McNitt-Holbeck .succeeded on Thursday night, May annual Henry Russel lecture which he from anything in the northern hemi- lature, of important amendments pro- ton, economics; Prof. E. B. Hill, township road bill granting $2,000,000 of State highway 21, in defeating the Culver Bill I or gave at Ann Arbor. sphere. Here there is land for several posed by Representative Stanley farm management; Prof. H. C. money relief to township roads in 1932, which will be in- Indiana Plan) providing for a re- Powell, of Ionia. The first change is Rather, farm crops. view of local budgets and bond is- Present day glaciers are of two hundred miles around the pole, but Evening program speakers are creased to $4,000,000 by 1936 and thereafter. is completely covered with ice of a that the petition for road improvement sues by the State Tax Commission. main types, said Professor Hobbs. it must be signed by 65 per cent of the Pres. R. S. Shaw, John Haarer The Lennon Act prohibiting the sale of colored oleo in Previously the bill had been de- One type is the slow moving rivers of great thiekness so that only a few 1 feated in the House and later pass- ice found in high mountain valleys. mountain peaks rise above the ice owners of property abutting the road, of Lansing, president of the Michigan. These, fed from the heights by moun- near its margin. This huge glacier instead of the old requirement of only Michigan Bankers' Ass'n, N. i\ ed by a two-thirds majority. Hull and D. H. Otis, of Lansing The Stevens bill providing for uniform budgeting and ac- Originally it was a bill designed tain snows seem to maintain their size extends outward into the sea for sev- a simple majority. This permits 35 to place a strict curb upon all local to the casual eye, but scars on thejeral hundreds of miles floating as the per cent of the owners to block any also of he Bankers' Ass'n. counting in local districts. spending, but the bill was whittled valley floor indicate that they have so-called shelf-ice and rising in the improvement which might exorbitant- The Espie bovine tuberculosis eradication bill providing down by amendments until at the all been much longer. average about 150 feet above the sea. ly increase their taxes. time of its defeat it carried very More iniportant are the continental Admiral Byrd's camp was located on People buying property, ownership $150,000 annually to replace county funds for the regular little that would have been of value glaciers great ice sheets which almost the outer margin of this floating mass of which resides with the person from to the taxpayer beyond the threat completely cover Greenland and have at the indentation known as the Bay of whom they are making the contract, CO-OP ELEV. EXCH. county wide tests which are necessary about every three years to maintain the State as a modified accredited area. that more forceful legislation might an area of millions of square miles Whales. Proof that the Antarctic gla- have been inconvenienced in he past follow unless ways are found to re- around the South Pole. These ice caps, bier was not always present is proven by the fsuct that while the owner of PAYS REGULAR 7 The Epsie bill making it mandatory for makers and re- duce local taxes. ('onion Charges Trickery huge as they are, represent only the by the discovery of extensive coal de- the property may sign a Covert peti- shrunken remnants of great sheets of posits by Laurence Gould and earlier tion, the purchaser of the property The final defeat of the measure ice which once extended over much of explorers of the region. The fact that has to pay the entire special assess- PER CENTINTEREST tailers such of imitation ice cream to properly label the product as should aid dairy intersts. produced a dramatic moment In the Europe and North America, reaching the plants which formed coal required ments against it. Now, while either 81 Farmers Elevators Have The Powell amendments to the Covert Road act and the closing hours of the Senate, and southward in North America as far a temperature or subtropical climate party may sign a petition, the signa- followed a bitter attack upon the as the Ohio and Missouri rivers. indicates that the ice cap was formed ture will represent only that propor- Done Well By Working Espie and Robertson drain bills, all three of which limit the administration by Senator Herbert 25 Below in Auurust by a change in world air temperatures, tion of the frontage as the equity in Together use of special assessments. Rushton of Escanaba, who was The Greenland ice cap covers the after the coal was deposited. Buried ownership bears to the sale price. quite generally credited with hav- now almost inaccessibly, this coal store Old petitions can'i be Uvsed for Lansing—Michigan Elevator Ex- Rural legislators helped stave off increased insurance ing defeated the Turner Bill to re- land to within a few miles or tens of may be uncovered in the distant fu- newly proposed improvements, accord- change, farmer-owned co-operative costs for farmers owning automobiles, defeated legislation lieve poor school districts, earlier in miles of the ocean. For 30 or 40 miles ture. ing to another Powell amendment, rain and bean sales agency serving which threatened farmer agents writing any form of casualty, the session. It is impossible that inland the ice is cracked and hum- which would outlaw signatures on pe- 81 affiliated farmers elevators in fire or auto insurance, etc. Senator Rushton's action would titions after three years. Michigan, on May 10 declared the it has ibeen broadly hinted that he Coates Campbell have greatly influenced the vote, as Cheeney Morrison Nichols Osbon> Palmer FARMERS APPLAUD No levied assessments which will under the require a act can total pay- be usual 7% interest on all outstand- ing common stock and mailed Disappointments Disappointments included failure of additional school is beiiig groomed as a candidate to Crandall The climax was reached when Dacey Culver oppose Governor Brucker in 1932. Cuthbertson Phillips Powell liet'il TOO SOON, AND ment of more than 25 per cent of the hecks to the local elevators. assessed value of any parcel concerned, The Exchange has paid 7% inter- tax relief for poorer rural districts, failure of the Johnson oleo from be annou A variation of live inches in the vegetables on terminal markets for gan of the State College is now on uses no soap, only water. He found The only reason some folks don't June, July and August rainfall <*au«- Burhama McBride own a nt is because they Buys McColl some 160 or more local and regional the press and is expected to be the cleaver when he needed his first variation of about one ton in Callaghan, Miles M.McDonald co-operative groups now operating in- ready for free distribution about shave and had no money to buy a have never been offered one tor a dol- He who waits to do a great deal at the yield to the u ilage CaJlahan, Joliu U. McEaehron razor. lar down and lifty cents a v. .v ill never do anything. Culvert McNitt dependently. June 1. It is free for tine asking. •v York : • nre \EWS SATTRT>AY, W\Y gfc 1931 economizing on hired labor and in every item that in- can, to give mortal bodies to those spirits or souls, and this can be done volves cash outlay. There has been less than the usual best by polygamy, by a man having seasonal improvement in the demand for farm labor in many sections. all the wives he can take care of, and bringing into the world all the babies Hiram and the Garden he can, and this is the sacred duty of By R. S. CLARK Sin cf-ssor to the Michigan Farm Bureau News, founded Not the least significant part of the picture is the woman, too, to become a wife and January 12, t! mother." Xdttin's Mighty orderly. evidence of further decline in land values last year. This And how to keep from dam- -Mark Twain Wronsr Run from year to year. agin' Entered as second claM matter January 12, 1f»:i:!, at the postoffice Mrs. Gates took me into her father's at Charlotte, Michigan, under the Act of March ::, 1879. seems to have been quite general. Along with it, how- All things iii their several The bUShes by the fence. bedroom in the Lion House, where he Appointed times appear. P u b l i s h e d t h e second a n d fourth S a t u r d a y of each m o n t h b y t h e ever, goes the comment from many reporters that values slept and where-he died. I saw the She tells me clear and force- MlohiKuri Form N e w s Company, ;it i t s publication office a t 114 L o v e t t are now tending to stabilize. very bed, a wide 4-poster. Sort of backward weather ful St., Charlotte, Mich. When I was a boy I read Mark Keep* vs in suspense She tells me plain Cnd loud. Editorial and general offices at 221 North Cedar St., Lansing, Mich- igan. Postoffice box TON. Telephone, Lansing, 21-271. Reports show considerable activity among those Twain's book, "Roughing It", in Bui presently the sun shims I'm plumb relieved. I tell you. which he told humorously of a visit Both si ties of the fence. When that garden's pldwed. buying and selling farms, as there is a growing belief he made to Salt Luke City when Brig- E. E. UNGREN Editor and Business Manager And when, along in April. Then, when the job is finished that values have reached a low point where good invest- ham Young and his wives were living The irork begins to croud. She gives the final touch in the Lion House, and there was a Subscription: l yr.-$l; 2 yrs.-?i.r.n; :• yrs.-|2, in advari ments may be made. Most of the sales, however, a r e picture of Brigham's bed, a tremend- Mmthy takes to dingin' By say in'. ••There now, Hiram. To net the garden plowed. TKa't didn't hurt you by corporations and others w h o acquired ownership as ously long bed. with Brighaiu sleep- much '." ing in the middle, and two long lines 'Course I dim to plow it Vol. IX SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1931. No. 10 a result of distressed conditions. of about forty wives, stretching away About the usual date from him on each side. Twain said Hut Fin so tarnal busy The garden Jn.< to irait. Want General 10 Per Cent Freight Rate Increase Daughter of Brigham that when they all breathed outward together, in one mighty walls of the room bulged out, and snore, the NOW Marthy's (As you know by note) constituted But lately, when the garden Hi iii us to Sprout and groir I'm mighty glad 7 plotted it A general freight rate increase of 1 0 per cent, esti- mated to add $400,000,000 to railroad income, will be Young Is ^ Still Living when they breathed in again, the walls sagged in. But Brigham's bed was of ordinary i So her moral energy Will almost pull the ploir! That time 0 as the "official" height of imagine it was not a lonely childhood never heard a quarrel between any of ed terrible agony. On the morning of that building. A staff carrying 1920 depression the railroads were granted a blanket with so many brothers and sisters- his wives. There was no jealousy on the sixth day his bed was moved over wind-recording instruments which When the late John Morley of Eng- the part of mothers against the chil- to this window, which was open, so register in the lobby goes up fifteen land had finished an oration by re- 40'/' rate increase. Rail executives declare that this She went with me into room after dren of other wives, but all lived to- questing his hearers to vote for him, room, in which the different wives of gether in harmony and love. he might have air. Outside, in theand one Half feet higher, the tip be-one man jumped up and shouted ang- move helped break that slump, and that an increase her father lived, for each wife had yard, was a vast throng of people ing 1,265.5 feet above Fifth avenue. "You ask how that could be possi- who knew he was near death and rily, "I'd rather vote for the devil." now would do the same thing. They claim that during her own private rooms. ble, for nineteen wives of one man,who were standing reverently and They live the larger lives who live "Quite so," returned the unruffled the past 1 1 years the I. C. C. by 5,000 downward re- and"Here was Aunt Harriet's room with all those children, to live to- over here lived Aunt Mary Ann," gether in one house in peace, to meet weeping silently. Inside this room, Kai h for another's sake; Since it Is evident that if statesman, "but in case your friend beside his bed, were as many of his The close-shut hand refuse to .^ive, declines to run, may I not then count visions has cut away most of the benefits of the 1920 in- < from depression. He says that procedure would force were only four deaths here." flesh, as the world generally be- York Towers 1,250 Ft. You'll enjoy stopping with us. Seed Inoculation American citizens to retire 1 1 billion dollars in bonds The Lion House lieves," she said. "But, as the life of each of us will never end, but will go Above Street. Af fl»o CnUorto Make the Union by the method used by Michigan State r The Lion House, built of adobe i on through all eternity, so life had no f\t tile College B ldg. Cafeteria College. Made by a Bacteriologist of 25 represented by the European war debts, and that the 185G, had three floors. On the fin beginning and always existed, even your eating quarters when in East Lan- years experience in such work. Only 50c for culture for one bushel of seed. Write New York—Completion of t h e pared. Reasonably priced. Endorsedpre- sing. Good wholesome food, rightly by for free circular. THE EDWARDS 100 to 200 year bond idea is nothing less than an un- floor was the dining room, the ki before the morning stars sang to- Empire State building marks the at-Michigan State Farm Bureau. LABORATORY, Lansing, Mich. chen, the storerooms and the worgether. So, out somewhere in space, tainment of a new record in build- ending financial bondage. rooms, for Brigham believed in keep are the spirits of all the human bodies ing height which is likely to stand British, French, Italian and German business lead- ing his wives busy. There was that will ever be born, and those for many years, in t h e opinion of weaving room where they spun an spirits yearn to be born into the leading builders and real estate WANTED, LIVE POULTRY, EGGS ers were among those at the International Chamber of wove cloth, and a sewing room, world, to inhabit -earthly tabernacles men. We specialize in live poultry, eggs and veal. Used egg cases Commerce. They complimented us as hosts, spoke1 wash room, and so on. On the sec as the souls of babies, to live through ond floor were the rooms of the wive the experiences of life here, then to which rises 1,250 feet above Fifth Opening of the 85-story structure, for sale in lots of ten or more, by freight or express. Also ne\t coops for sale. Shipping tags and market information are sent free mournfully of our tariff walls but mentioned not their who had the largest families of chil die and go back to God, and to goavenue, has brought to an end, for for the asking. own, received in stony silence President Hoover's sug- dren. On the upper floor were th on from glory to glory, but eventually the time boing at least, a r/hiuily GARLOCK-WILLIAMS CO. INC., 2«14 Orleans St., Detroit rooms of the wives who had only to be gathered again upon this puri- contest for skyscraper honors, which gestion for disarmament as a measure of economy. The few children. fied earth and live here forevermore. in the last two years .has res tltcd in President pointed out that five billion dollars are spent! a In one corner of the second floor i So, it is the duty of every man anda frequent revision of bright large room, used then as a parlo woman to have all the children t-liej records. annually for arms, 70',< more than the world spent be-^ and prayer room. This room is jus fore the World War, and that the annual expense is as it was when Brigham and all hi wives and children met there eac For seventeen years (She Wool- worth building with its sixty stories towering 79 2 feet above lower Play Slale Itlutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co., of Hitch. HOME.OFFICE-FLINt. MICH. Safe 20 times what Europe pays the United States annually evening for prayers. The same pain Broadway, Held t h e distinction of Don't take chances. Get your protection now with the STATE MUTUAL is on he woodwork. The same floor being the tallest Manhattan struc- RODDED FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Over $94,500,000.00 at risk. on the war debt. ing is there that was trod upon thous ture. It had taken the honor away $454,731.89 net assets and resources. Paid over $4,058,647.14 in losses since amis of times by the feet of Brig from the Singer building which is our organization, June 14th, 1908. A broad and liberal policy. 3,994 new Speeches of the European delegates sought to ham and his many wives, all dea 612 feet high, nearly two decades members last year. Write for a. sample copy and for an Agent to call. H. K. FISK, SECY, 702 Church St.. Flint, Michigan. make the U. S. expectation that Europe will pay part of now. There is the very door kno ago. But eaily last year, almost simultaneously, t h e giant steel what she owes us appear niggardly, ungracious, hate-J their hands grasped many a time Standing in this room Mrs. Gate skeletons of t h e Chrysler building ful in our eyes. Said the British delegate, according to told me of those evening prayers. at Lexington avenue and Forty- third street, and of t h e Bank of TIME, "a rather larger, a rather kinder, a rather better Promptly at 7 o'clock each evening tho Manhattan Company at 40 Wall father would come in here from hit street, were lifted skyward to new attitude mig^it be taken" in regard to Europe's dect. President Hoover, Treasury Sec'y Andrew Mellon, sitting room across the hall. H would sit down right here by tlm window and take up the prayer bell,' levels in New York's construction history. From original plans it had appeared that t h e bank, edifice 11 l,8OO First Year Silas Strawn and Melvin Traylor, Chicago bankers, were successful in preventing the Chamber from being stam- and she imitated him, ringing it de liberately, up and down, always sb strokes, the sounds of which reachet would look down upon every othei building, but a revision in t h e Chrysler design providing for Death Claims in 1929 peded into a declaration for war debt concellation and- every corner of the large building against U. S. tariffs. "Then they came hurrying, all of the wives and all the children, for one o Protect needle spire which reached up to 1,046 feet, gave the palm for a while to the motor car maunfactur- paid Life insurance companies report that in 1 929 they 111,800 death claims for $64,800,000 on life May Shows Normal Production Program the Rule father's inflexible rules was that eacl must be here at prayers. No Discord in Big Fiimily Hogs er's project, which was opened eleven months ago. policies in force one year or less. Don't overcrowd hogs in a car The record was not destined to That meant more than 300 per day, about $117,- The general effort of farmers is to go ahead with "The room soon filled. Then we hold for long, however. Even t'iien sang a hymn or two. Father was this weather. You may lose 500 per day—close to $1,250,000 per week, was being about a normal program of production, the U. S. Dep't heavily if you do, or if you al-the framework of the Empire State fine singer. Nearly all his wive low it. building was being pushed upward paid on policies that ran for less than a year, many of of Agriculture Bureau of Agr'l Economics reports in its dren could sing. In that corner we were good singers and all of the chil- with a new heig.ht as its goal, 1,050 them for only a single day. What hogs need now is plenty feet. The bare margin of four feet May summary of farm conditions throughout the United had a grand piano that had been of room, a properly bedded car— was stretched to 204 feet when ex- But life insurance is no longer looked upon merely hauled for lather over the plains from wet sand is good. Hanging some States. Governor Smith announced a 200- Leavenworth in the early '50s. So ice in burlap bags in the car help:; foot dirigible mooring mast would' as a sum of money to be paid to others at death. It is a lot. Hogs should not be heated The various changes in crop acreages from last year we sang the old songs of Zion. 'Guide when loaded. An overcrowded cap his structure. much more. It is paid to living policyholders in divi- Me On, Thou Great Jehovah!' was a car and a sudden rise in tempera- Thus, within less than two years dends, in maturing endowment funds, in monthly in- represent a readjustment in line with price conditions favorite. Then we would all kneel ture is likely to cause heavy the Woolwortu building record has comes to policyholders who have lived to enjoy the and with greater feed requirements rather than a n y let- and father would pray. Oh, those losses. been surpassed three times. The prayers of my father! It seemed thai Bank of t h e Manhattan Company Your local livestock co-op under- building with its height of 925 feet, proceeds of their own policies. Always, it is a safe- down in the general program, the report continues. God was right here with him as he guard for the family's future and a source of personal talked to Him, asking for guidance, stands how to handle shipments dominates t h e downtown skyline, The livestock industries are shown to be in not for protection, for blessings on all of to avoid heavy losses. and the Empire State and Chrysler security in the time of need. quite a s good position a s a year ago. Curtailed con- his wives and children, upon the Ship through the co-op and your buildings share the midtown honors. stock is in the hands of your Changes in the original plans of sumption and increasing production makes a difficult church and the missionaries in for- salesmen from the beginning to many of t h e taller buildings were A State Farm Life Insurance policy is especially eign fields- Father lived close to adapted to farmers needs. We are glad to explain, God, always. end. made in tilie course of construction. situation. The dairy industry has had t o p u t a larger without obligation. Figures obtained from the offices of proportion of its milk into manufactured products, with "After the prayer we all sat around and talked and planned picnics and Returns to patrons guaranteed the architects on some of Manhat- by f.50,000 bond meeting r . s tan's recently completed structures consequent low prices o n the latter a s well a s o n fluid other amusements, and sang again, and we children swarmed over father. Gov't requirements. as they stand today give the follow- State Farm Life Insurance Co. milk. T h e cattle and sheep industries have experienced ing heights: Blonmintrton, III. You can imagine thirty or forty chil- Michigan Livestock Exchange Stnri.-s i-v. i a drastic slump in prices, although favored on the pro- dren all around him and over him Detroit, Mich. Empire State 86 1,250 clamoring for a touch of his hand Chrysler 77 1,046 ducing end by the mild winter. and a hug and kiss. He loved us all or Hunk ui" M&nhattan CJty Bonk Farmers Trust 71 •"• tx >.ri:> 745 Michigan State Farm Bureau Unusual efforts by farmers to produce a low-cost alike. He was wonderfully fond of Producers Co-op Com. Assn. r.ini Fifth Avenue -" ••:" State Agent Lansing, Mich. children and we all loved and wor- fowl Buffalo. N. v. Irvine; Trust 6Q SSfl crop mi arc reported from many states. They are shipped him and so did all his wives." ( (.1. W. A. Stairott of Starrett Brothers & Eken, contractors for SATI'ItnAY, MAY 28, 1031 IT I C H 1 G A N F V TJ M S E W S THKl'F W. W. HOYES, Wixom his .meatest work after li> CO-OPS HANDLE 83 business handle 25%. bringing farm income, while for the U. S. as a whole they UTILITIES COMMN Farm News Readers Fire s.t by locomotive J. H. EISENBERGER, Mt. Telephone line right-of-way 127.50 Titian, the famous Pleasant painted "old in. Italiah Ight up tt> the MILLION IN FARM Home Accidents Take SHOULD REGULATE Entitled To Our Help BURT PHELPS, Rives Junction Livestock killed on tracks LEVI BLAKESLEE, St. Johns 100.00 time of his death, and K he died, tioethe died at 83 an when INCOME IN MICH. 30,000 Lives In Year PRICE FOR MILK This Article and Examples FRED KLOTZ, Portland Overcharge, car live stock Triumphant Youth And 21.76 written his "Faust" a uw fore he died. Gladstone took up a new language when he was Shipping loss, live stock 1524.10 derbilt built his railroad s\stein up Chicago—Home accidents in tho s Opinion of Commissioner Of Services Important College Believes Every Other United States last year claimed of Agriculture In To You >verx-harge, A. C, HAYES, Muir c a r live s l o c k -*>.)" Masterful Old Age from 120 (o 10,000 miles after hi 70. iStiadivarius was still making Farmer Affiliated With almost as many lives as (he automo- GEORGE A. KOHN, Fenwick bile and caused even more injuries, Interview /.'.// I. / ' . MILL* Overcharge, car live stock KI.L'H Believe it or not, Patrick Henry tiddles after he was SO. His gn Some Co-op according to "Accident Facts," a R. M. FRUIN, Bellevue was 27 when he made his speech violin, '"The Piatti," he made when he booklet analyzing accidents in 1930 Lansing—Herbert E. Powell, state Announcement by the MICHIGAN Overcharge, car live stock 34.31 against the Stamp Act. Thomas Jef- ft, and "The Baudoit" and "The just published by the National Safe- ommissioner of agriculture, is quot- FARM NEWS on this page that it is J. G. BRADLEY, Ithaca ferson was 33 when he dratted the Gallay" when be was SI. And Sehu- East Lansing—Michigan State mann-Heink yet is singing. Capper's College puts the annual cash in- ty Council. There were approxi- d in a recent interview with the De-providing "A Xew Service to Farm Railroad J. are damage G. BRADLEY, Ithaca 50.00 Declaration of Independence. Napol- mately 30,000 deaths and 4,000,000 roit News as declaring that Michigan News Readers" by arranging with the eon was 27 when he was Riven com- Magazine. come from Michigan farms at $250,- Sheep killed on track L'.VUMI 000,000. Estimates that one-third injuries. hould lead the United States in rec- Michigan State Farm Bureau Traffic FRED G. POLLOCK, Decatur mand of the army of Italy and 36 or about $83,000,000 of that in- The accidents occurred, mainly gnizing milk as a public necessity Dep't for all its services for our read- S h i p p i n g l o s s , l i v e sto<•'•<• 11.us when he crowned himself emperor of nd vest the power to regulate the ers is important news. F. E. STILES, Battle Creek Playing second tiddle at home does- come is handled through some 500 through carelessness, in all parts of Fiance. Charlemagne was master of n't make a man a musician. rice of milk to the house-holder in Shipping loss, live stock 7.0!) farmer-owned co-operative ags'na. the home. There were kitchen, bed- The work will be handled by Mr. W. H. SHERMAN, Vernon Frame and Germany at 30. Charles Estimates that 80,000 of the 170,- room and bathroom tragedies. They he Michigan Public Utilities Commis- A. P. Mills, head of the Farm Bureau Shipping loss, cual 16.20 Dickens was 24 when he began "Pick 000 farmers are connected with occurred upstairs and down; inside ion. Traffic Dep't, a man who has had Shipping F. E. STILES, Battle Creek loss, feed. wrick Papers" and 25 when he wrote KALAMAZOO and outside the house. There were Mr. Powell was quoted a.s .stating years of experience in helping farm- 'Oliver Twist". Poe was going his some co-operative ai-ss'n, according to Mr. R. V. Gunn of the State Col- many casualties in attics, garages, hat the idea has been expressed the ers in the mutters described in the H. RIGGS, Belleville best at 25. Stevenson had completed D SILOS U I L T of V I T R I F I E D lege Economics Dep't in a radio ad- on porches and on stairways. ountry over and is gaining strength advertisement. Letters are invited Railroad flre claim 12.00 "Treasure Island" at 33. Benjamin D f i L A Z E D TILE. Used dress delivered recently. Falls Claim Most Lives here and there; that he believes it on these problems. I. H. RIGGS, Belleville Franklin had written "Poor Richard's cveryhere! Also glazed tile for all kinds of buildings. Sixty percent of the 500 co-opera- Falls again constituted the lead- vill be only a matter of time before Railroad Hre claim 90.8. Spinoza was a not- Special offer now! Pay later. G. C. DILLON, Brent Creek Writefor FREE Catalog tive ass'ns are members of one or ing cause of home fatalities. itates will regulate the price of milk, Shipping loss, coal 13.27 able person at 21 and a renowned Burns, scalds and explosions were KALAMAZOO more of the great otate-wide mar- oth in the interests of the producing j A. C. HAYES, Muir philosopher at 33. Lindbergh was 2f> TANK & SILO CO. keting exchanges developed in the the chief causes of death among armer and the milk consumer. Overcharge, car live stock 5.78 when he flew across the Atlantic. Kalamazoo, Mich. W. ECKERSON, Jackson past 16 years: The Michigan Milk children under four years of age. The interview followed a resolution Sheep killed on Hack 10.00 Yes. yes, and believe it or not. His- Save Money-RuM Producers Ass'n, ,rhe Elevator Ex- Between the ages of 15 and 64, ffered in the Legislature by Rep- falls lead all other causes, with C. H. ARNOLD, Bennirfjton marck, who died at N,"5, accomplished change, Michigan Live Stock Ex- cRae of Detroit, authorizing the at- Car coal, shortage 11.53 change, Great Lakes Fruit Indus- burns, scalds and explosions second orney general and the commissioner M. D. FROST, Niles and asphyxiation and suffocation Damage from power dam t;r,:',.L'." tries, Inc., Michigan Potato Grow- f agriculture to investigate the pro- ers Exchange, Michigan Co-opera- third. From 65 on, falls constituted duction of milk and its distribution— GEORGE L E W I S , Pontiac Power line right-of-way 1,100.00 For 50 YEARS THE PROVEN FARM BELT tive Wool Marketing Ass'n, Michi- why in Detroit and other Michigan A. P. DECKER, Deckerville gan Bean Growers, Inc. There are about 70 per cent of all home ities consumers pay 10 to 12 cents j Shipping loss, stock 1.67 **^^l=^r Endless Thresher and Tractor, or Roll some 50 or more co-operative deaths. •er quart for milk, whereas the farm-1 ROY V. LYON, Onaway Belting for Farm Use creameries. List Accident Causes r may average two cents a quart or Shipping loss, stock 6.15 (Furnished in Red or Black belting) Home death causes, in the order ess for his total production. J. C. HASKINS, Byron Michigan is stronger in farmers' Gandy Belting has stood the test of Service Collection for K. \i. tics dies:: co-operative marketing than is the of their importance last year were: Mr. Powell was quoted as being in HORACE WHITNEY, Ann Arbor since 1880. Gandy Belting is now manufactur- United States as a whole. It is 1. Falls. ed in your own State of Michigan. Help Mich- ympathy with the intent of the Mc- Overcharge, car live stock 52.31 estimated that 50% of Michigan's 2. Burns, scalds and explosions. Rae resolution but said it lacked pro- CLARENCE PADDOCK, Three Oaks igan labor by keeping Michigan factories go- farmers are members of some co- 3. Asphyxiation and suffocation. Collection, rental 20.00 ing. Send your orders for either Endless Belts 4. Poisons. 'ision for subpoening witnesses and or Roll Belting to our factory at Grand Rapids operative; for the United States as ecords, for expenses of an investi- R. T. BURNS, Niles a whole the average is 3 3 % . Co- 5. Miscellaneous. Power line right-of-way ami where immediate shipment will be made. ation, for some officer or branch of Damage to timber 541.99 operatives now handle 3 3 % of the 6. Cuts and scratches. he government to receive the investi- K. F. ECKHARDT, Lake Odessa Sheep killed on track 24.00 GANDY BELTING CO.,Grand Rapids,Mich. gators' report, with power to act. A CLARA VELTMAN, Spring Lake mere investigation would be futile, Hre set by locomotive 160.00 Mr. Powell said. ED. GARBER, Owosso For More Wool Profit A New Service Mr. Powell pointed out the produc- ion market conditions that produce >ase production milk at a high price A. P. MILLS Damage to car stock JAMES CURRY, Marlette Overcharge, car of stock ARNOLD THELAN, St. Johns 5.06 101.20 Shear This Modern Way A Stewart Shearing Machine is easy to use, "shears evenly md surplus milk at a low price; that To Farm News Readers Our advice and service is free to he farmer may get $2 per cwt. for readers in all matters up to the point Overcharge, urplus, pays the hauling charge and where we may be called upon to file Overcharge, car live stock c a r live s t o c k JOS. WITGEN, Fowler 14.30 over the entire sheep, gets a pound more wool per sheep, and takes the wool off in better condition. Machine sheared wool often grades two to three cents per pound 15.99 more than wool sheared with hand blades. lis base and 70 cents per cwt. for his and collect a claim for loss or dam- G. A. SHERWOOD, Oxford W E WILL COLLECT CERTAIN CLAIMS FOR YOU nay wind up with about 2 cents per age, a task which frequently entails DamageE. to A.landBEAMER, by gravel Blissfield company 500.00 STEWART wt. for his total production. Overcharge, carload stock. r.90 Is the world's most complete line of more or less expense. The NEWS FARLEY BROS., Albion We have made arrangements with the Traffic De- Base milk is sold by the quart in has arranged for the Farm Bureau Overcharge, shipment Spy Scions.... 6.00 SHEARING AND CLIPPING MACHINES he cities at 10 and 12 cents per quart. Traffic Dep't to file and collect such W. E. HOOVER, Whitmore Lake containing electric, engine-driven, and hand power models as low as $14. Fully guaranteed. partment of the Michigan State Farm Bureau for Distributors take the surplus at 70 claims for the reader. If the claim Horse killed on tracks., 150.00 ents, for example, and manufacture is collected, the Traffic Dep't will CARL BRADFORD, Sparta Clip Cows and Horses with ALL its services, as follows: Fire set by locomotive 34*80 t. charge not more than 25 to 30% of J. J. HILL, Montrose STEWART CLIPMASTER 1. To file claim and collect for stock killed or in- Mr. Powell pointed out that distrib- the amount collected to cover all col- Overcharge car crate material 2.29 The World'R Best and Lowest Priced Complete Electric Clipping Machine itors carry much in the line of equip- lection costs; it the claim can not Loss onL.live M. CAHOON, Saranac jured in rail shipments, or on right-of-way, where ment and distribution systems, but be collected, there is no charge. stock 80.00 The CLIPMASTER is a marvelous new J. H. O'MEALEY, Hudson electric animal clipper weighing com- transportation companies are liable; collect over- said no one could know the facts in Other papers have service depart- Overcharge, car live stock 38.38 plete with motor less than three pounds. he situation unless he had access to ments, but none in Michigan or else- Perfect balance in any clipping position. charges on freight or express bills; for loss or damage F. E. STILES, Battle Creek Cuts clipping time in half. Makes clipping he distributors' books, and that in where, to our knowledge, operate in Overcharge, car live stock 19.90 twice as easy. Complete with 25 ft. of rub- in shipment; for damage by fire set by locomotives, lis opinion the logical body to do that the railroad and rights-of-way fields E. B. KAISER, Three Oaks ber covered cord, only $18.50. etc.; for damage to property by gravel operations, s the Public Utilities Commission. Truck inn loss 42.16 Catalog No. 110 describes the complete that Mr. Mills includes in his work. F. E. STILES, Battle Creek Stewart line. Send for a free copy. power dams, etc. Nominal service charge to help We collect as well as advise in these S h i p p i n g loss, live s t o c k lHl.nl No. 9 Sheep shearing bulletins free: No. 22— carry expense made ONLY if claim is collected. LASTMAJUIVET matters. Following are a number of claims ShippingOLIVER W. W. SPRAGUE, Battle Creek loss, live stock YOUNGS, Attica 141.23 STEWART HAND POWER "Shearing the Farm Flock"; No. 24— "The Custom Shearer." 2. To advise and assist farmers in problems con- cerning electric power lines, oil pipe lines, transporta- BULLRUN AGAIN collected for farmers in recent Fire claim months by Mr. Mills, which indicate the value of this service to FARM Shipping loss, live stock W. A. GALE, Atlas 15.00 FOO.Of) SHEARING MACHINES CHICAGO FLEXIBLE SHAFT COMPANY BS44 Roosevelt Rd., Chicago. T.S.A. ONLY $18-50 tion company or other rights of way over farm prop- Vlinnesota Veteran Uses His NEWS readers: W. E . M O R R I S H , S w a r t z Creek Overcharge, ear live stock 16.88 $24-00 World's Largest Makers of Clipping and Shearing Machines erty. To advise farmers regarding their rights in high- Own Remembered way matters, drains, etc., and assist them have correct- Landmarks ed such troubes as arise therefrom. Advice given on oil and gas leases. Better have the lease inspected be- Washington—Bull Run, a battle fore you sign it. No charge for service unless we col- stream he reviewed in reminiscence lect a claim for damages, etc. more than seventy years, Sunday flowed by the keen, brown eyes of The World's Largest harles M. Lockwood. 3. To check your freight and express bills free. It pays to have this done. Mistakes will happen. By his own remembered landmarks lie led his daughter, his son-in-law and his grandson, to the shallow Importers, Blenders, Retailers New rates make changes. stream near where was waged one SPECIAL—If you have a question concerning live- of the strategic battles in the war be- tween the states. of Teas. stock, poultry or other farm operations, why not ask Each July 21 for forty-six years, the FARM NEWS? Competent authorities will give Lockwood celebrated at Stillwater, the answer. The service is free. Minn., the anniversary of the battle on Bull Run's banks—celebrated about a bottle of wine which became his own last year as the last man of the Last Man's Club. Crawling through barbed wire fences tramping half-obliterated roadways, GRANDMOTHER'S TEA the 88-year-old Civil War veteran 221 No. Cedar St., Lansing, Michigan found the ford where he and his bud- dies of Company B, 1st Minnesota, crossed Bull Run to engage in battle and meet bitter defeat on the plateau beyond. Questions from his grandson, Chas. Duthie, 9, brought out the story so Luck Is A Poor vividly the Blue and Gray battle lines came back again to that peaceful ter- rain. Skillfully Blended. Compass To Steer By Telling the boy how Beauregard's 30,000 Confederates defeated Mc- Dowell's 29,000 Federal troops in that Fine Flavor, Good! Ice Cold or first large conflict of the Civil War, There is danger ahead for you as an automobile Lockwood saw for the first time a Strength and Aroma Steaming Hot stone bridge made famous in that bat- driver unless you protect your home, your property, tle. your savings and your freedom. "Never laid eyes on it," he said. "You see, when you're in formation, To take a chance is to trust in fate. Fate yearly you don't know what's going on other picks over 500,000 motorists for a smash-up. places. Now off on the extreme right, we thought we were winning, but the Don't trust in anything against financial loss or whole left had given way. freedom but sound insurance protection such as you can secure through a State Farm Mutual Automobile "We figured we were giving them all htey ought to have, maybe, until we were ordered to retreat." A Insurance policy, at very reasonable semi-annual rates. Your name may appear in the next issue of your Lockwood told how he ran from dusk to midnight, ten miles through heavy rain, how he drank muddy Refreshing Vi Pound Tin local paper in connection with an automobile accident. water in the dark and threw himself Your car may injure someone and a large claim for damages may be made against you. Let the State Farm exhausted on the ground beside Fair- fax county courthouse. "That muddy water took the tuck Drink! Mutual stand ready to do your worrying. right out of me," he said. "Foolish, the whole thing was. We weren't We have more than 500,000 policyholders and drilled. But I went through all the rest of the war, four years, three For More than Seventy Years, from the tamous Tea Gardens of India and 7,000 agents in 29 states in this national Legal Reserve Company months, and fought in its last battle, and was never sick or off duty a day" Ceylon has come this Quality Tea, personally selected by our own repre- And at the age of 88, Lockwood has sentatives to insure supreme quality for your teapot. A t the same time all been accorded a seat of honor in Ar- STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTO INS. CO. lington amphitheater for the impres- middlemen's profits are eliminated and the savings passed along to you. sive evercises of Memorial day.—Kan- Bloomington, III, sas City Weekly Star. THE ATLANTIC* PACIFIC TEA MICHIGAN STATE FARM BUREAU SPEAKING OF CROPS "How did you find things this sum- State Agent, Lansing, Mich. mer? Crops good I hope." "Well, father did fairly well with hia lunch stand, but he just about GREAT CO. broke even on his gasoline and oil." FOUR MICIHftAlT FARM NEWS SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1031 LOW PRICE GRAINS The grain mixture gives an immed- iate return in an increased milk flow and it helps to keep the flow at a pro- Reo Announces New t% Ton Speed Wagon Information to Help Keep Baby Chicks Well LOOK! "QUALITY CHICKS" "St IEXTIFICALIA HATCH KD" —REMEMBER— RECOMMEDED TO fitable level. The grain-fed cow also is kept in better bodily condition and with enter the fall and winter seasons Anything that attracts flies or "Quality Remains Long After Prices Are Forgotten" n o not rely on a few birds t o make your poultry p e y their feed c o s t s G«t AID POOR PASTURE in shape to produce milk efficiently. provide; them a breeding place is a "QUALITY C H I C K S " from t h e WASHTENAW HATCHEUY, a n d increase t h e cw menace to baby chicks and the average poultry flock. The tape worm of of your entire dock. Leghorns a n d Marred Rocka a r e all headed i>> it. >. I'. Certified .Males of mo to : . Information t i a d l y furnished on u - poultry must incubate in the 'body quest. Wheat and Oats Feeding Plan Michigan Represented Of the common fly, the snail or the WASHTENAW HATCHERY, Geddes Road, Phone 9808, Ann Arbor, Mich. Offered by State College At Nat'l Co-op Meet I'resident E. A. Beamer, Sec'y J. slug before it tan develop when taken into the chicken's body. Worm infestation.; of all kinds Keystone Quality )i. O'.Mealey, Directors Oberst, Dip- I Lansing—Low priced grains py, Pattison, Harper, Betts, Klotz are largely caused by unsanitary S. C. White Leghorns and Rocks conditions, says L. M. Kurd of the from rigidly culled and masterfully mated stock which develop into producers that are remedies suggested for use by and Woodruff, Highlen, Ward and New York State College of agricul- will assure you of an income above cost another season. Order early to assure Michigan farmers who have been Manager George Boutell of the ture. The round worm of poultry is positive shipping date. compelled by short pastures to askMic'biran Live Stock Exchange; and CAPITAL KEYSTONE HATCHERY, 1110 Ontario St., Lansing, Mich. distributed through the droppings. the dairy department at Michigan \ ( w York, Ohio. Indiana and Mich- Its egg is very resistant and Avill State college to suggest ways of. igan representative:; of the Fiuffalo live in the ground for months and maintaining the normal milkflowofP r o d u c e r s w i l l a t t e n d t h e A m e r i c a n their herds this summer. years. The eggs mature in the chicken's intestines. WELL BRED CHICKS Institute of Co-operation program SIRED BY 200-301 EGG PEDIGREED MALES Wheat and oats are good grains for at Kansis State College, Manhattan, Above: One of the New Reo one and clean dropping hoards often, haul one-half ton Speed Wagons now being Offered now nt POSITIVELY THE LOWEST PRICES for the season. If OKS use in summer teediog because they June S |o 13. Mr. Beamer will he offered in the lowest price field. I t manure away, disinfect. Wet prices advance We will have to raise these prices. Get your order booked at once furnish large amounts of digestible chairman on the: conference on shows many features heretofore asso- spots should be avoided, especially and be protected on these prices. Seventeen years of Hatching Experience and nutrients and keep the animals in n a t i o n a l ciated only with trucks In the thousand around drinking vessel.;. One wav Breeding back of every chick we hatch. Several generations of a. O. P. Trapneat problems in live stock dollar field such as, larger crankshafts breeding, JUT Acre R. < >. P. Breeding Farm. Rood condition. One pound of grain marketing. supported by maximum number of to prevent spots is to place all ALL CHICKS ARE MICHIGAN ACCREDITED mixture for every six pounds of milk bearings with liberal bearing areas, drinking vessels on screened plat- Why buy ordinary chicks when you can get our well bred chipka at the same large piston displacements to provide glice? Never before have chicks of such quality been offered :it such Low Prices. produced is die recommended rate <>t ample power, extra deep frames, large forms over shallow pits. Be sure and get our New Prices before you order. We have S. C. White and feeding. Clean-up Week Cost hydraulic brakes, cam and lever steer- ing, heavy duty transmissions designed Round worms and tape worms re- Brown Leghorns, S. C. Anconss, Rocks and Reds. Extra Special Prices on Mixed The amount of protein in the grain for truck service anil full floating rear tard growth and maturity, lessen or lots of leftover chicks. Write today for Free Catalog and New Low Prices. ration can he raised to 11 per cent by Parkman His Beard axles. Rteht: Front view showing the New Book your order before prices advance. Ask tor prices on S-10 week old prevent egg laying, and in severe, Pullets. adding 50 pounds of cottonseed meal Vet-type radiator, sweeping fenders and case.; cause death. POILTKY FAHM K. 1, Box 315 ZEELAND, MICH. Emporia, KM.—Harrison Park- massive bar bumper which contribute A mixture of 500 pounds of oats man, well known Kansas Democrat to the sinking appearance of these sensational U ucks. and 300 pounds of wheat contains 9.3 duel a former state fire marshall. per cent of digestible crude protein, ippeared. Monday with his [acs Rural Cemetery, Title to the wheat and oats mixture. The clean shaven, lie bad worn a black higher rate of protein is needed by heard for years. The new four cylinder speedwagwi chassis is priced at $625 ami the new six at $~'z:> r. o. b. Lansing. Both the four and the six come in 136 inch wheelbase, with 140 Inch available at allghtly higher prices. Cabs Of a Helpful Bulletin HOLLAND P>iK, luisky, pure bred Chicks from Holland Hatchery are ChicKS / # East Lansinf?—The Rural Ceme- that are produced from one Of Michigan's oldest and best hatch- caws running on poor pastures- "It's clean-up week all over the are built to provide comfort and effortless driving. Spring dimensions are tery is the title of Special Bulletin cries. We have customers who have purchased from us for ten, made extra large to insure driver comfort and to protect loads ;iuainst country," Parkman explained. No. 175 by the Michigan State Col- fifteen, up to eighteen consecutive years. Surely a remarkable THE S M I T H S I L.O The Woman's City Club is in road shocks. lege, one of the series on rural land- endorsement of truly satisfactory dealings as well as satisfac-, tory chicks. A surprising percentage of our business is t o Oil Mixed Concrete Staves charge of clean-up week here, and scape improvement. It is free for just such old and satisfied customers. White Leghorns (Eng- Bootleg Goat's Milk Government Specifications Non-Absorbent. Acid Resisting. Mrs. Parkman is president of (be club. FIND PETRIFIED New York—Some 10,000 goats are bootlegged in New York city the asking. The booklet is well il- lish type and American) Barred Rocks and Ancoims. lustrated, contains a survey of rural cemetery problems, with sugges- Send $1.00 Down—Pay Balance on Arrival Made at Oxford, Mich. THE SMITH SILO CO., Oxford, Mich One cannot always be a hero but one can always be a man. TREE TRUNK 2 5 0 annually. There's a law against them, but a survey of the health de- tions, cemetery design, plans for ex-Spec. Mated Grade AA Leg Grade A. Leg. a n d Ancona isting and neglected cemeteries, Barred Hock, White Rock and R. I. Red 1,000 $100.00 75.00 90.00 500 $52.50 38.75 47.50 $11.00 8.00 10.00 100 Accredited Chicks MILLION YRS. OLD partment shows there is extensive illicit trading to satisfy desires for goat's milk. Suggested cemetery rules and regu- A s s o r t e d , l i g h t a n d h e a v y m i x e d lations, and the State law as it ap- plies to rural cemeteries. 60.00 HOLLAND HATCHERY & POULTRY FARM, Van Appledorn Bros. R.7-B, Holland, Mich 30.00 COO Strong, Vigorous, From Heavy Laying Accredited Flocks English and Tancred White Leghorns. Barred Plymouth Rocks Grew When Michigan Was ami s. c. llhode [aland Red. Also mixed chicks. re delivery guaranteed. Order NOW. Our free catalog gives full description and tells how to raise them. PULLETS Swampy Plain, Before WHITE D T T Y •* I T T C f c HATCHED MARCH 23 PULLETS Ask about our low prices on pullet*, eight weeks and older for LEGHORN AU « L £ i 9 and APRIL I Tom Barton Strain / delivers' after May \'<. Coal Formed. .Must be moved at once. These Pullets are well grown and will be sold a t HATCHEBY, Box B4, Zeeland, Michigan bargain prices. Write at once. WOLVERINE HATCHERY, Zeeland, Mich. Box 67 S. C. White Leghorns/' Ann Arbor—Days of ages long Larger Leghorns —Larger Eggsi past, when Michigan was a low That's what you get when you buy from us.\. Owners report 200 egg flock averages and \ swampy plain, its lakes tpemirs; with strange forgotten fishes, its B A B Y C H I C K S — S . C. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS AND PULLETS over. Hillview Leghorns won Poultry Tribune \ . WORM CAPSULES land studded with forests of huge better LEG. -17 to ?»10 record males. Kacb year we add the best blood obtainable to insure results for our customers. S. C. XV. and S. C. BR. LEG. $8.50 per 100. BAR- club mosses, great ferns and tall RED ROCKS & WHITE ROCKS, S. C. OR K. C. REDS AND GRADE A W H I T E Sin.iiii PER 100. SPECIAL KISCOUNT ON 500 & 1,000 LOTS. LIGHT MIXED Chick Growing Contest with 990 flocks com- peting. Hillview Quality speaks for itself. w ^ » £ ^ £ * f f i 2 S d « , Don't be afraid of present low egg prices. S ^ ^ t l ^ t ™ trees of a type never known to man $ feet long and repre- sents only a part of the whole trunk. rates: 4 cents per word for one edition. Ads to appear in two or more Full srown the trees were as high, editions take the rate of 3 cents per word per edition. probably as 60 feet, with a girth of more than 5 yards. Other giants of that day, now- known only by in- LIVE STOCK BABY CHICKS significant plants, were giant "horsetails" yo feet high and 3 CATTLE TRAP NESTED BLOOD LI N K chicks. Price to August 1st: Roche 10c, yards in girth, great tree ferns White Leghorna 8c delivered. Satisfac- which comprise whole forests in Carter 8CDaughter, Inc, HEltD SIRE, FAUVIC RALEIGH tion guaranteed. Free literature, BAY themselves and huge club moj.ses No'"le. Sired by Fauvlc Prince. Medal CITY HATCHERY, Hay City, .Mich., R-6. of Merit hull. Dam Imported, LUleth, (5-23-31-261) 100 feet high, and represented to- Gold Medal, 883 H>*. :::.:• days. Improve day by small trailing forms. In your type and production. Five Imll thnt day none of the seed producing calves 7 months old lor .sale time given. FURNITURE Sidney Uobart, Robart Jersey Farm, plants which make up the great ma- walkerville, Michigan. T o TIM': I-'IUST BUYER FOR BAL- (5-23-3t-sj ance of contract due a four room com- jority of modern types were even plete outfit which .sold eight months ago known. Herefords for (475.00. Will sell for the balance HEREFORD BULLS. REPEATER and Woodford breedingg at sensible prices, p A. due on contract of $L'1I».OO and will dis- count (19.00 if you want to pay cash or will .sell on terms of twelve months by Time Rebnoves Doubt A brilliant serial by M Todd Company M. Mentha Mich. Company, Mentha, Mich paying (60.00 down. T h e outfit consists (3-14-8t-15b) of a Living Room Suite, l>inii)K Room Suite, Bedroom Suite, Phonograph, Q&t In Famous Baby Mix-up Stove. Spring and .Mattress, breakfast SEEDS and PLANTS Chicago—No longer is there any RUPERT loom set, etc. Will .sell all or part and deliver any where in the state free of doubt in the famous Watkins-Bam- PLANTS THAT GROW. THOUSAND charge, if interested call us :*-:*• t:*+j andberger baby mix-up case as to which iHuiliip Strawberries four-fifty prepaid. reverse t h e charges. C H A P F E E BROS. One hundred twenty-five for dollar. Hun- FURNITURE <"<>., 106-118 Division Ave., is which and w.ho is who. The dred Mary Washington Asparagus Dollar, South, Grand Rapids, Michigan. doctors, nurses and lawyers and prepaid. Root & Son, Paw Paw, Michi- (6-23-3t-lllb) scientists, who contended in court gan. (5*9-8t-p) FOR SALE FOR BALANCE OF <'<>N- that the babies were scrambled in NTKSKUY STOCK OF ALL KINDS— tract due, Straight 1'iano which former- the Englewood hospital and deliver- Strawberry plants: Dunlops, Premiers, ly sold for $176.00 for balance due oned to tl'.ie wrong parents, were right. HUGHES Ma#tadon, Everbearera. Red, and black contract of $43.00. We deliver any raspberry plants. $2 per 100. Shrubs— w h e r e in t h e s t a t e free of charge. '"all Anybody who contended anything us :»-:: C'ti a n d r e v e r s e t h e charges if i n -else was wrong. is. Allegan Nursery, Allepan, terested. CHAFFEE BROS. FURNI- Mich. (4-11 - It-s) T U R E <•<>., LM-118 Division A v e . , South, The babies were born on the same Grand Uapids, Michigan. (6-28-3t-61b) day last June, and after the moth- FARM MACHINERY ers took their babies home both de- FARM HELP WANTED cided they had the wrong infants. fOR BALE—15-30 McCORMICK DEER- ing tractor. Motor nearly like new, and WANTED—MAN AND WIFE WITH- In August, after a series of court bottom P. & O. plows. Howard out family to work in small hatchery hearings, the mothers got together Jenks, Plymouth, R-l, .Mich. (4-ll-3tp) and on fruit and poultry farm. Kxper- and traded babies. FOR BALE KOHLER ELECTRIC Croft ienced poultry man preferred. Hatchery, Yp.silanti, Michigan. Orchard Young Bamberger, now aged 10 When Polly Carter returned home and found her Llfht plant. 100 volt, 1500 watts. Al- Phone 1839. (5-23-2t-p) months, looks exactly like his fath- iiew. Also good KHS engine er, Charles, and young Watkins ex- father and mother drifting into dangerous waters, what p. Both in excellent condition. W . II. pbell, W h i t e Pigeon, Michigan. -2t-p) WANTED—FARM WORK actly like his mother, Margaret. did she do? This story by the most widely discussed BY A L L Such mix-ups occur but very rare- WANTED IAK.M WORK around dairy or general farm worker, ly. Hospitals employ various meaiu TllKKSHKk - R E D RIVER SPECIAL 38. Widower, lias boys 10 and 11. Pre- author in America begins June 13 in the with i and sta< ker complete. fers tenant house. Can give references. to promptly and permanently iden- condition. Price Dudley Beatty, % Michigan Farm News, tify newcomers,—a string of beads I'KAIIUK FARM, ALICIA, Lansing, .Mich. KUJAN i;s. 23-2t-21-i) LOWER rieil WANTED—FARM WORK BY MAR- to spell the ibaby's name, a label securely fastened to the baby, to- MICHIGAN man, with three children. My gether with footprints and descrip- make work month or year. Would be glad to do day NEW IOKA work if near Lansing. O. R. Irvin, R. F.tive information, which is noted at pecial low D. .".it, Lansing, Mich. won't last long a n d this mak- W A N T E D - FARM WORK BY KX- practlcally perienced mature, married man. Has Delay pruning early blooming K.Mai BUREAU SUPPLY had truck garden experience. Will take spirea and other spring blossoming h o fK a i i n B u r e a u S . - i - work for man. or for man and wife. \V \V ll.i ipley, I'll:: William St.. Lansing, s'inils until after they have bloom- •Mich. 23-1U ed. gSggWfflfffiRatfiafflBiB^^ SA1TK1>AY, MAY 28, 1031 IF1 f I I I (i A \ F A R M \ T. Vf S FITP HOME AND FAMILY Edited by MRS. EDITH M. WAGAR. PAGE Address all communications to her at Carleton, Michigan. \00m.1: KIN*, w i n i i K I w n i' Preparing' AUNT HttT POOR PA Meat II W! Break % cup noodles in feKiall For Summer Bj ROBERT QUILL.EN Apple Blossom Time By CLAUDE CALLAN Recipes pieces and cook until tender in rapidly boiling water. Drain Tourists By Jessie Felt Limbeck New To Us Beat 3 egg-, until light. Add >>, teaspoon salt, tew drops of onion lly BARBARA VAN HEULSN April with her tickle way8, her childish airs and graces, juice. 2 tablespoons grated cheese Home Marketing Specialist at Mich- Koto has (/one and left behind a trail of flover-jaees; Mtefl [alt S. Wilson, home econom- and VI flip evefttti. igan Slate CoHeyc. Anemones of purple, the oowalip's fellow goM, ics director for (ho Nationai Live Boat to; "ther and then blend With the tourist business only a \n minutes. It is best to place t h e their incomes t'.iat way. A lady in Drifting fragrance fills the air, the petals fall like snow, ing for something new: mold in a shallow pan of hot Water a northern county told me hn A manic car/jet ~neath our feet wherever we may yo: PINBAPPItG VIKAT I.OAI while taking. tourist business came to her very April lias her hyacinths, her nodding daffodils 3 lbs. chopped beef When done, t u r n onto a round unexpectedly, when the director of Hat every nook and corner its hidden perfume spills 1 lb. chopped fresh pork serving plattei a n d fill t h e center a boys camp nearby told her he !I;<<1 And oil lite fragrant flower-bells shall ring u bridal chime 1 1 cup crushed pineapple with t h e following creamed h a m : an overflow Of parents, and asked "Amy keeps gxoanln' about hard For May. the bride of nil the year, in Apple Blossom time. 1 cup bread crumbs 1% CUpa diced cooked h a m her to take some. She did, ;md Mie times an1 poverty because they can't "Poor people nave ^ut to learn some 1 ogg 1 cup m e d i u m white 1 s a m e ] 0 weeks oi' her season netted her trade In their oW car tliis year or :; teaspoons salt 2 tablespoon:] of chopped green sense," Ma says. "Too many of them an unexpected $207. She plans to ev< ii have the livin' room done over, are like Emma. They grew up in Vk teaspoon pepper pepper do more this next season, and will an" t've goi so tired of il thai t'd coiton a n ' win-n they K<>t Into silk 1 pimento A bit of celery sail and paprika start earlier. It was such an easy- rather have a spell o* :ram:o colic thun Some strips of pimento if on they lost their old-fashioned i clothes an' a fine c a r . " ist likes so well. Visit the 10c hear ho whinin' about It. but able to keep his head and common sense through all the attention and then dissolved in enough hot % cup fine cracker crumbs "There was two kinds o' poor folks and honors that have come to him. "I'm gtad you're sensible, mama," f % cup strained tomatoes stores for towel racks, one for each beef stock to cover beef. —the ones that had the Ltcn an1 sore says, "an' don t you think wo ought person in the room, glass preferred, When he found himself suddenly covered with applause and Arrange chopped beet in mold to- Y2 cup milk eyes an' reminded you o' BOtnethln' to o,viit buyin' so much. We are poor for then no rust can touch the honor for his self-sacrificing spirit in favor of all others in time gether witu a chopped tomato and l egg the i-at dragged In if you gr> or 80 years of efficien- May 8th. It was Surprising and dishearten- cy; we must build that structure Some 200 members and friends ing to learn that there were 30 few for the long haul; we should pre- gathered early in the day and after who could "pass the examination." pare him for a life of work, for a listening to the splendid reports of How Sh( Measures Health parenthood better than ours, for the year's work in nutrition, hour 1 The health score was "towards a our children must make up for t.he management and dhild training and hope of 96 point:;, for one of 10.0 mess we have made of life Our care, by leaders of the same, they would make the unman race angels" asylums, our jails and our hospitals "AGLOW with F R I E N D L I N E S S " were eager listeners to a most, in- she said. First of all she gave a are full to overflowing. structive lecture on "Positive credit of 16 points for beauty—sub- We must prepare our children to . . . succinctly expresses the atmosphere Hotel Fort Shelby Health" by Dr. Caroline Hedger of divided into 4 points for a complex- be able to govern our country and has created and maintained through its vigorous and un- Chicago. ion that was natural and not ap- then have stamina to grow a soul, tiring devotion to the guests' welfare and comfort. 4 The Dr. Hedgei has had wide experi- plied. This did not mean it must one tlffti can see beauty, can under- ence, having served in Belgium dur- be white skin and school girl cheeks, stand his Maker, one who can take major percentage of Hotel Fort Shelby patronage embraces V ing a World war epidemic, has hadbut rather 1,'iat the skin was flexi- the best from books and apply the people who stop there every time they visit Detroit. They charge of a bafoy saving campaign ble, free from blotcheu, able to re- teachings to daily life. in Chicago. For several years she sist heat or cold, etc. Child i:du:a!iuii are genuinely appreciative of Fort Shelby's ability to a d - has been connected wi'.h the Eliza- Posture called for another 4 She made a plea to give the c'lild minister to their needs courteously and efficiently. ^ Hotel beth McCormick Memorial Institute points. £iie took us off our high a chance to start right by carefully Fort Shelby's location in the heart of Detroit's shopping, and has conducted research work heels and narrow shoes; she put us selected and regular meals; for a in behalf of healtt.i for mothers and through an exercise that would regular bed time; for freedom from theatre, financial, insurance and wholesale districts is a children in many states. bring about correct posture by hav-outside influences that make de- happy one; no other large hotel is so near the principal Throe (lasses of Health ing us tihrow our weight forward mands on our child's ability to en- railway terminals, airports and steamship piers. 9 0 0 units She has a way of telling her story (on our toes and back again), tertain; that education does not that cannot fail to impress all who shoulders ea:iy (relax them and give mean book learning where we prac- . . . all equipped with servidor and private bath accom- have the privilege of hearing her. them a circular motion), chest up tice tihe art of pushing in rather modations. Rooms as low as $3.00 per day . . . suites Dr. Hedger says "There are 3 di- (deep breath tnat filled the lungs) than the drawing out of talents and visions of health in tihe doctor's and chin in (a drawing in of the genius. $10.00 and upwards. category: chin that strengthened the muscles Fhe declared that parents and Motorists are relieved of their automobiles at the door without ( 1) There is the absence of of the face and neck.) teachers are negligent in the study- ing of the child; that our system is service charge. Write for free road map, and your copy of health—those who really are ill We .had a vivid example of what "Aglow with Friendliness," our unique and fascinating magazine. and need special and immediate at- these simple rules might do. Be- to run them all through the same tention. fore us was an active woman far mold, t'.iat we push them through (2) Tliose who are just drag- past, middle life, able to do a day's a standard groove and expect them ging around, not in bed but who work every day. whose muscles to come out al'J'xe, one like the have an ache here or a pain there; were as pliable as those of the aver- other, and by so doing we many those w.'io cannot do the work that age woman of 20. times prune them of their best they should; those whose nerves qualities. A score of 4 was given for correct must be catered to; those who areweight according to heifj.it and an- a drag on their family as well as other 4 was allowed for a good set themselves. of natural teeth. If artificial teeth Preparing (3) Those of positive health, were one's lot a score of 2 was al- thoue who are assured of continued lowed, for she stressed the point Liver activity; those who will die with that dead teeth were far more in- their boots on. jurious than none at all. When properly prepared beef For Those- in (Mass 2 Then 16 points >vere allowed for liver or pork liver can hardly be "There are far too many in the vitality—can you stand your word distinguished from expensive calf second class" said Dr. Hedge;, "and without undue fatigue? You are livei as far aa flavor is concerned, the number can be reduced to a not called upon to do too much for says Mrs. Dorothea Turner of the mere fraction if people would only your age if you can do it. University of Wisconsin home eco- obey the rules of health. If folk? And 16 points for a body free nomic:; dep't. MICHIGAN FARM NEWS would only become healthy minded from pain. She told a>bout 42 wo- .Mrs. Turner found that the rather Pattern Service, rather than take pride in talking men in a camp in Montana who strong flavor of both the beef and 11-13 STERLING PLACE, BROOKLYN, N. Y. about their ailments; if folks would started out on a hike of 7 miles hog livers could be almost entirely Enclosed find cents for pattern size. be examined regularly in order to there and 7 miles back and only 3 overcome by covering them with ke< p well rather than to rush to a made the lound, the rest had poor boiling water to whicii vinegar had ' Pattern Summer 1931 Fashion Book doctor after one finds things going feet as t h e result of bad fitting been added in tho proportion of 1 Name R. F. D. (or street) wrong; if one would only have the shoes. teaspoonful to each cupful of water. HOTEL City State courage to eat what she should and Another K. point.-; for nervous After being allowed to stand in this ' A G L O W W I T H F R I E N D L I N E S S (Patterns are 1£c each, fashion book 15c. Send silver or stamps.) only the amount she J'aould; if one energy, the ability to control worry. for about five niinutes, the r liv >r« E. J . B R A D W E t L , Manager N O T I C E ! Be sure that you address your pattern order envelope to the would be* as punctual with her And Hi points for reproduet ion were drained and broiled. i i<> re- Michigan Farm News, 11-13 Sterling Place, B R O O K L Y N , N. Y. habits of eating, drinking, Bleeping, the ability to bring into the world sult hit, flavor waa just as satisfac- D E T R O I T SIX IMCHTO.W FARM NEWS SATTRDAY, MIT 23, 1931 Billboard Michigan Asks Share Eight Kings Dethroned In the last 21 years 8 monarchs of Says Moths Hatch Any Expect Big Park Season Reo Offers New 1£ Ton Longworth's Large Estate Crop Is Of U. S. Income Tax nations. containing approximately 750,000,000 persons, have lost their Month in the Year Lansing—Ten million people, more Truck at Low Price The estate of the late Speaker Long- A Menace Lansing—The closing hours of the thrones—Rusgj'i, Germany, Austria- It has been tiiacovered that clothes moths are a constant than twice the population of Michigan, will visit the state's parks his season. worth is said to total $16,000,000. Lansing—Reo Motor Car com- Which probably made him the Legislature witnessed the passage of Hungary, China, Portugal, Greece, menace, not a spring and fall bogy. That is the estimate made by the pany is announcing a new 1 v_> ton wealthiest member of Congress. For The landscape is no place for ad- a joint resolution memorializing Con- Turkey and Spain. The ninth would Dr. Grace Gi iswold of the New Parks Division of the Conservation truck to sell at a price unheard of a 16-times millionaire he was ex- vertising. Many larmors, realizing gress to provide for a division of Fed- have been added had not King Victor State college of agriculture has Department, and based on past at- for Reo. that the bilkboard crop does not pay eral income taxes with the States. Immanuel of Italy wisely stepped found that moths lay egg3 in every tendance records. By file end of May it expects to traordinarily exempt from political in the long run, that it depreciates have 1,000 models shipped. attacks on the score of wealth. This measure, introduced by Repre- aside to let Mussolini create a dicta- month of the year, that the eggs not only the farm which raises it sentative Milo Johnson of Greenville, torship, leaving Victor a king in name will hatch during any month. In Two new Flying Clouds, and an but alno U.ie entire neighborhood, marks a further step in the national only. hot weather the eggs .hatch in about Bureau Meets Auburn eight and a six passenger car at THERE WAS A LIMIT have .shown their public spirit by five days; at room temperatures of new low prices are also coming out. A farmer in great need of extra refuning to rent, land for billboard movement now getting under way to force a readjustment of tax reve- MAW FOREST FIRF.S TO DATE 65 to 70 degrees it take:* from 12 Farmers Union May 30 May production contemplate; 1,000 help, asked Si, a town character, if purposes. Lansing—One quarter as many to 14 days. Fifty to 73 days are Auburn—Members of the Auburn of these cars. June production for he could help him out. The natural (beauty of our coun- nues between the Federal, State and required to develop a winged moth Farmers Union of Bay County will all new model:; is expected to reach "What'll ye pay?" asked Si. try is one of its greatest assets. local governments. Both the National forest fires (748 to date) have already from the egg stage. Moths eat only meet with State Farm Bureau offi- 3,000 units, which will be one of "I'll pay what you're worth." Why destroy it? Why not keep on Grange and the American Farm Bur- occurred this season in northern when in the worm stage. When cers to discuss Farm Bureau activi- the largest months in recent Reo Si scratched his head, then an- advertisint, in commercial districts? eau Federation are backing this pro- Michigan as were reported during paradichlorobenzene crystals are ties and membership plans at history. nounced decisively, "I'll be darned if Why not restore dignity to our gram. Strong support has been en- the entire 1930 season according to packed with woolens, furs or feath- Auburn town hall Saturday, May I'll Work for that." buildings and beauty to our trees listed in the States already having in- the Forest Fire Division of the De- ers any moths, eggs or worms will 30, at 8 p. m. The meeting is part DON'T WORRY ABOIT IT and fields? Why not refuse to al- come taxes and desiring to further partment of Conservation. be killed. of the program of Farm Bureau ex- If you are told by your physician New Minister: How do you like low out-door advertising on our extend their use. pansion now being carried on in that your blood 'pressure is a little my sermons? property? Why not enter our pro- We must learn to forgive ourselves Lack of sufficient illumination, par- Bay county, where 60 Farm Bureau high, do no spend your nights in wor- Old Maid: Splendid. I never knew . / • test to any that mars the beauty of as well as other people. We should ticularly on basement stairs, is a com- memberships have been taken out ry. Medical science has found safe what sin was until you came! our neighborhood? Mix meal with a little cold water not drag the experiences of yesterday mon cause of accidents in the home. during the last few weeks. before adding to the boiling water over into today, retaining only the ways of bringing it down, and by fol- No other country carries out-door when making mush or porridge and lesson from them. Every day should lowing your physician's directions Oil mops, if left in a warm place, ar,> advertising to such excess as Amer- it will not bo lumpy. Every man has within himself a Never question your wife's judg- you can live a long, happy, and use-apt to ignite by spontaneous combus- ica. No other country so com- Jje a new beginning. continent of undiscovered country. ment. She picked you for a husband. ful life. tion. They should be stored in tight mercializes its landscapes. metal containers. We are becoming known no long- er as America Ibe Beautiful, but as America the cheap, the commercial, the ugly. The Key to BETTER PROFITS Threaten Our Safety Billboards ;ire a menace to safe driving. The moal heavily traveled road, on which the t rat tic hazard in greatest, is the highway on which the most billboards are erected to attract and distract the attention of the driver. Highway safety in the future cannot stand this. TralTic "BUY CO-OPERATIVELY" is on the increase and BO is the hazard of driving. FARM BUREAU MEMBERS . . . Seed, Feed, Oil, Twine, Tires, Rural out-door advertising 1:; dis- s« ml your feed ami fertilizer sales Lime, Supplies . . . Life and played t" attract the attention of people on public hirhways. This is slips on I arm Bureau Itraurird Automobile Insurance—at a "Farm little evidence that the motoring Feeds and Ferliizers to Farm Boreas, Lanftlttff, for patronage di- Risk Rate." public desire it, there is nothing to suow its real necessity. rlded purposes. It was in the beginning ignored, later tolerated, and now it must be combated with legislation and regu- lation. Will you help to launch a vigor- out campaign against the desecra- tion of our rural beauty by keeping CONDITION your roadside free from commercial advertising and un.ughtly rutobiub To win a prize fighter must bo in condition to finish the and at the same time do your best fight—or he loses. YOUR dairy cows must keep in condi- to inculcate in the minds of your tion if milk or fat eosts are to be as low as possible during community a desire to do the same? —The Woman's National Faun and late summer or fall. Garden Association, Inc. Milkmaker 16% is rich in digestible carbohydrates—much Milkmaker more so than any other 16% feed sold in Michigan. The 14%PR0TEIN Long, Slow Cooking quality of its proteins add value to your pasture. Don't econo- Makes Eggs Tender mize now and lose later on—feed Milkmaker l(i'/—it's 1UGIIT. FARM BUREAU MILLING CO. The secret of success in egg cook- CHICAGO ILL . ery of all kinds, be it baking, boil- ing or frying, is long slow cooking at moderate, steady neat. Extreme heat toughens the protein of the egg white and makes it leathery, says the University of Wisconsin. For soft-cooked or hard-cooked eggs wilCi tender whites, they have found that the temperature of water should not be allowed to go higher than is", degrees P. This is the temperature of water at the sim- mering point. Public Tue eggs should be started in cold water to cover, and heated gradual- ly to simmering. For soft-cooked eggs, the pan is removed from the Acceptance fire at this point, covered and left stand for a faw minutes. The length . . . it is the reward of merit. The public of time required must be found by experience, since the number of cannot be fooled all the time. The day of eggs cooked at a time, the size of Hill Selection the pan, and tho quantity and tem- high-priced starters is gone because Mermash perature of the water all affect the Improves rate at which the eggs cook. For 16% grows chicks perfectly, to maturity— bard-cooked eggs, the cooking is Quality of Seed continued over a low fire for 30 and costs little. minutes alter the water simmers, always keeping the water below the boiling point. The sales of Mermash 16%, in spite of few- Even fried eggs, properly fried, can be just as digestible ^nd tender as poached or boiled eggs, and this er chicks, are from 30 % to 50% heavier than Good Performance Comes from Good Fertilizer is the way these foods people recom- last year. That IS public acceptance. Poultry- A. Verschure, Schoolcraft county, and J. D. Robinson of Emmet county, mend doing it: a small amount of both qualified for the Michigan 300 Bushel Potato Club of 1930, with yields fat is melted in a frying pan wihich men that used it last year use it now—and of 323 bu. per acre each. Of course, Farm Bureau Fertilizer was used by has a dose fitting cover. After the eggs are dropped in, 1 teaspoon of Low Cost Eggs recommend it to their neighbors. both growers. water is added, the cover placed on Horace H. Thompson of The four major points in good -potato production—seed, spray, fertilizer the pan, and the eggs cooked over and soil handling—data from which shows that the leading growers of the a very slow fire. In this way, enough Davidson trapnested his Broilers? Sure the finest feathered, heaviest Potato Club planted on an average of 22 bu. of seed per acre, spaced on steam is formed so that the top of flock for one year. An average of 14 ins. apart in the row. The average amount of Fertilizer used the egg is thoroughly cooked, and average of 182 birds layed and best pigmented broilers come on Mermash. yet the bottom will be very tender. was 545 lbs. per acre, with average analysis of 3-15-8. The lowest application on the average of 247 was 400 lbs. and the highest 1200 lbs. For soft creamy scrambled eggs, Pullets? Well—if you want heavy bodied, they like to use a double boiler, eggs, a few over 300 eggs Bert Brown, Doster, estimates an increase of 25 per cent in his potato since in ti'.iis way a too-high tem- and one 311 eggs. Tb.3 vigorous, healthy pullets to put into the laying yield after using about 200 lbs. of Farm Bureau Fertilizer per acre. It. V. perature is avoided. For the same Beardslee, Owosso, estimates an increase of 50 bu. per acre, after using 300 reason, baked custards are always feed,—sure house, use Mermash. It's doing the trick all lbs. of Farm Bureau Fertilizer per acre. Then George Sackett, Munith, in- set in a pan of water and baked in creased his yield 40 bu. per acre after using 600 11)3. of Farm Bureau Fer- an oven of moderate temperature, Eggmaker—Try it over the state. .{' .~>0 degrees F. tilizer to the acre. Do not these results speak for themselves? Meringues on lemon or other pies What better real crop insurance can be used than GOOD fertilizer? should be browned very slowly, so Remember, Farm Bureau Fertilizer follows closely the recommendations of r slowly that it will take about 1") or our agricultural college authorities. You can always buy just the right 20 minutes. If a hot oven is used, analysis to fit your soil. Too, your fertilizer investment is always pro- it will simply he another case of tected by high analysis when you use Farm Bureau Fertilizer. Observe "haste making waste," for the top that the champion growers of the state prefer Farm Bureau Brand. of the meringue will be heated so much that it becomes tough and will not cut, while the under por- Order from your local Farm Bureau Distributor tion is heated so little t'hat it is still law and watery and will fall when taken out of the oven. A Good, Durable Steel Fence ,. n ?\ V ! a »*" SU|M>ly ) 0 U w l t h t h e Tlght k l n r t o f L l m e f o r y°»r needs-Aestone Meal (balk only), Farm Hum,.. Pulverized Lime, (bulk, or HO-lb. hntts), Farm Bureau Hj-lirated Lime, Washing Pillows The erection of a good steel fence will enable you to M-lb. sacks. Ask your local Farm Bureau Distributor for prices. subdivide your fields properly, allowing for rotation of How do you wash feather pillows? Nobody loves to do it, but the crops, hogging down corn and livestock sanitation. home economics department of one The use of a good fence PAYS—not only because fence of the state colleges recommends this method a< tho easiest and that is well made, of strong full-gauge wire, lasts far longer, simplest: but because of the better, more dependable protection for Put the pillows into a boiler of A Hinge-Joini livestock and crops that it affords. Choose Cambria fence hot water, soften with a tablespoon Cut-stay Fence —there is a style for cvory farm use. See your local Farm of amonia and a t'urd of a cup of borax. 13oil the pillows for fifteen for Thrifty Farmers Bureau distributor. minutes, adding no soap, then lift out of the boiler, lay them on the washboard and scrub with a stiff brush and heavy soap suds. Rinse twice through clear water, Mioco and Bureau Penn Oifc are not refinery by-products, Then, too, the Long residum process of refining gives the quality squeeze as dry as possible and hang on the line in the shade to dry. It in the production of gasoline some refiners make lubricating oil of to our oils that make them free from valve gumming and carbon will probably take two or three the residue. Farm Bureau Oils are made from quality crudes with deposits. And it remains in the crankcase for longer periods of hard days for the pillows to dry, but is better than sunshine. They the finished product in mind. That is the reason our Oils prevent driving. A five-gallon trial order will convince you of these facts. should bo taken off the line each wear and friction when other oils fail. evening before the dew falls on Buy from your local co-op dealer. them.