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TIME SEMI-WEEKLY TftliUME
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VERSATILITY IN THE ARMY.
Is there anything that cannot bi
done by officers of the United Statoi
army? And done exceptionally well)
Thcro Is nothing. For example, tak
Colonel Ooethals and watch him con
struct the Panama Canal with cas
and grace after various civilians bad
tried their hands at the Job wltboul
achieving any glittering success. Then
take the five bachelor lieutenants at
Fort Scrlven. Georgia, who gave s
chafing-dish party, tho particulars ol
which we find In tho Army and Navy
Journal, It was a surprlso party. II
was given In the Dacholors' Club. Th
service publication which makci
known tho achievements of them
heroes Justly remarks that "a grenl
(leal of praise is duo tho bachelors toi
having given such nn elaborate part)
without the assistance of tho ladlci
of tho post" says the Chlcngo News
For example: "Tho dining-room and
den, In themselves very liandsomo
wero lavishly decorated with carna
lions and ferns. Tho beautiful pal
pink flowers wore massed In profusion
oh tho mantel and library table In thi
den. In tho dining-room a largo vnso
filled with tho samo gorgeous llowon
ndornod tho tablo. As n souvenir ol
tho occasion a largo bouquot, tied
with pink tulle; was prcontcd to cock
of tho young ladles present. A do
llghtful Welsh rabbit wan served wltb
dainty candwIchoB, and a mild puncfc
was served during tho evening." Ii
it not plain that those bachelors ar
artists and pools ns woll as warriors!
What bachelor ouUldo tho Borvlc
could tlo n bow of plnlc tullo around
a bouquet? Doubtloss, also, nny oni
of tho live, like Cyrano, could compose
a balludo whllo preparing to transfli
an enemy on tho point of his scrvlc
sword. Gentlemen, a toast, standing,
to tho army men who can concoct n
Welsh rabbit which will not kill elthei
at cIobo or long rango.
"A llttlo harmloss flirting with nice
pcoplo with whom you nro acquainted
will do much to rest tho tired mind
after tho arduous duties of tho school
room." This in ono of tho suggestloni
lo young womon schoolteachers mad
by an elderly lady on relinquishing"
her position as teacher In tho Iloator.
public schools after 49 years' sorvlce.
"Do a live wire every mlnuto, and
don't cat too much," Is another bit ol
advice. TJUs klndpf advice from a
learned ' andf experienced school
"marmv will make most people "sll
up and take notice," for in our opln
Ion It Is much worse than indiscreet
to say the least, says the Now- Or
leans Plcaqune. As a cure for brain
fag, flirting Is entirely now to us,
though some yearn ago we heard If
highly recommended for other ail
ments, and we thought It pleasant to
"take." Wonder how this teacher held
her Job for 49 years? She must have
had a strangle hold on It
A Hindu philosopher and scholai
who has been visiting this country de
clares we have all the heathens we
can manage at noma, and that the
money sent abroad to mako convert
Is wasted and could bq better spent
In missionary work nmong t,h
"Oreeks at our own doora" He alsc
made some caustic comments on prac
tical Christianity In the United States
Sometimes the oriental mind dUplaya
unexpected but comprehensive accur
acy or observation of Western super
lorlly,
The object of the organization
which chIIb Itself the Non-Smokors ol
America is to secure the enforcement
of laws, ordinances, regulations and
rules against smoking In public placoi
In the United States. The man whe
endeavored to Incorporate It In New
York Include several distinguished
educators. However, thoy wore care
lees In drawlns up their application
There was no statement from th
would-be Incorporators that they had
not made application for Incorporation
before, .For thU reason. Judgo Cleger
ich denied the application, But the
noa-smokei-B. can' begin over if they
choose.
A Brooklyn woman refused to obey
an order of the Supremo court to al
low her divorced husband to visit tholi
baby, and the Justice whose authorltJ
was thus defied, asked; "What nre w
going to do about it?" nelng a Juris!
of wide experience and knowledge ol
human nature, he admitted that all
the courts going were no match for a
woman onco her mind was mado up
The amount collected at the port ol
New York from fines, penalties and
forfeitures amounted to over $2,000.-
600. Honesty, from this showing, Is
not only the best policy, but also tW
the pest la the eud.
A Washington woman has applied to
the courts to get her alimony Incr
ed because she is unable to live ee
WOO a month. The eeurU might ree-
omtnend a emnm la deMtie wwii
mm? fer the Jr.
SYSTEMS MUST VARY I
Soil With Very Freo Drainage
Possesses Advantages.
Application ef Water Differs In Vari
ous Sections From Gardeners
Sprinkling With Watering Pot
to Insistent Irrigation,
To speak of Irrigation, specifically
conveying tho tmproeslon that the
same system Is applied In all places
gives nn entirely wrong Impression;
Its application varies In different dis
tricts and soils from tho gardeners
sprinkling with a watering pot to the
irrigation of land before crops are
plunted and Its Insistent use until
they are matured,
Speaking genornlly, (bo soils on tho
western slope of tho llocklcs are Irri
gated earlier than thoso on tho east,
notwithstanding tho more abundant
snowfall. Many reasons catiso early Ir
rigation, chlof amongst them being.
perhaps tho nnturo of tho subsoil
which la ofton loss rotcntlvo of mois
ture than tho lands for Instance from
Eton to Ault In tho northern portion
of Colorado.
A soil with a very freo drainage has
somo advantages If tho water supply
Is nmplo, It gives tho grower a moro
abBoluto control or molsturo -conditions
than In a cano where tho Roll la
no rotcntlvo that should his Irrigation
bo followed by heavy rains hla crop
will bo drowned out, or nt least sot
back from tbo soil being too wot und
soggy Such extremely .frequent ap
plications of water on tho other hand
aro oxponslvo nud tend to leach tho
soil. In courso of tlmo making It
need moro and moro w"ntor. Kxamtn
ing n bed In a garden tho other day,
where tho plants wero not doing woll,
I was informed that they bud to bo
watered twice a day. On examination
tho soil did not appoar to be too wot,
and ovon tho fact that only a foot of
It rested on solid rock waB not sulll
clent to account for Its frequent need
of water. When nomo of tho soil was
washed out In water nn cntlro ubsenco
of humus was discovered and tho mix
ture could bo all kopt In suspension
with hardly any roalduo In tho bot
tom. It Is Impossible for such soli as
this to hold wnter In suspension, In
other words tho upper roots of tho
plants aro constantly starved for wa
ter and tho lower parts drowned, n
uniform nnd balanced molsturo Is Im
possible In such a soil.
Tho remedy for such trotiblo Is per
fectly slmplo and tho reason why it
had been difficult of application to tho
flowor bod was that n certain number
of permanent plants occuplod.lt and It
had booh thought Impossible to Incor
porate organic mattor In tho soil. The
bed- was watered with liquid manuro,
which helped, but only In part rem
cdlod tho absonco of humus.
In tho caso of tho garden welted
turf should hnvo been placed In the
bod and If this could not ho done with
out removing tho permanent plants
thoy should havo been taken out nnd
reset. On tho farm on such soil as
I have described tho romedy la evon
more simple and a perfect modlum for
holding wator can bo secured In an
easily worked soil, and at the same
time perfoct moisture control.
In a soil with good underdralnago a
largo amount of humus will never
hold moro molsturo than Is bonoflctal
to plants, though In a swamp It may
do so, causing aridity and stagnation.
Those boIIb which most need humus
aro very much bencflttod by having
leguminous crops grazed off on thorn
or burled under, and whoro this is the
main consideration It never pays to
keep the stock on short pasture but
thoy 'Should have a superfluity to
tramp under foot for tho bonellt of the
land as woll as for their own good.
In the case of alfalfa a new growth
will stRrt from the bottom If tbo stock
is kopt In tho same flold, or where a
better system Is followed of alternate
pastures It should bo cut and the slip
pings loft on the ground when the
stock has boon removed.
Curing Hay,
Cut clover when about hair the
blossoms are brown; cut timothy Just
as the bloom Is railing. Curing
clover: Cut It as soon as tho dew la
off In tho morning, says tho Farm
Journal, At noon shako out the
bunches, rake into windrows bofore
evening dew gots on It, and let It (to
until next day. Noxt day shako out
the hay as soon as tho dow Is oft
You ought to bo ready to haul, on a
hot day, by 11 o'clock, or certainly
artor dinner, It spoils clover hay to
got too dry. It should never be put
Into thq barn when wot with rain or
dew; but a llttlo sap won't hurt it.
Curing timothy: If tho crop Is not
too heavy and rank, cut as soon as
tho dow Is off, lot It cure a few hours,
rako Into windrows nnd haul to tho
barn tno sumo day. It tho crop ts
rank, cut it In the afternoon; It will
wilt somo during the night and dew
will not hurt It. Noxt day's sun will
dry It In ft few hours, when it cau bo
rakod into windrows; baut it to tho
barn in tno early attornoon,
Raising Colts.
uorses wun goou dispositions nro
always safer and more valuable.
Never breed a crnay-honded mavo.
Raise tho typo of colt that sells host
In your community, Soloot tho slro
and dam that will bring this typo ot
a colt.
Do not let the little coll follow tho
dam while she la at work.
If the dam becomes heated the milk
is Injurious to the colt.
If a colt Is worth raising at all he
la worth raising well,
irrigation will pay east
Expert Bays Proposition to Irrigate
Farming Lands of Maryland Would
Surely Pay,
"The proposition to Irrigate tho arm
ing lands of Maryland la not only
feasible, but I am suro that If adopted
It would bring great ultimate prosper
ity to your landowners," said Mr. D.
A. Cnmflold of Greeley, Colo., while In
Baltimore the other day.
Mr, Camfleld speaks with expert
'knowledge, as he lias been In the busi
ness of constructing Irrigation works
on a high scalo for years, and Is at
tho present time building no less than
three, ono of which will irrigate over
125,000 acres and will cost J5.000.O00.
"Tho question of whether the con
struction of storage reservoirs would
pay In a country like Maryland Is al
together different. My own view is
that it would not, for the reason that
the landowners would not buy the use
of tho water, From long force of hab
it and the tradltolns of their fathers,
they would coutlnuo to rely on the
rainfall, preferring to tnko a chance on
tho kindness of the clouds to putting
out cash for r moro certain supply
from Irrigation ditches. A better meth
od In this state would bo for each farm
er to practice sublrrlgatlon on his
own account through a system of un
derground pipes. This Is by no means
a cheap method. As n matter ot tact,
Its Installation Is expensive, but It gets
tho results, und In tho long run will
bent depending on an uncertain fall of
ruin."
TREAT ALFALFA CROP BADLY
No Question That Yields Might Be
Considerably Increased If More
Care Used Im Irrigating.
Alfalfa commonly roeolvos earolois
treatment nt tho hands of western Ir
rigators. When water Is available and
It la not neoded for other crops l is
imunlly turned on tho alfalfa Hotels
or meadows whether (hey require It or
not. Tli ore Is no question that ylolda
of alfalfa might bb considerably In
creased If moro enro wero Used In
finding out when to apply wnter. In
each kind of soil and In" any- given set
of climatic conditions there 1b a cor
tain degreo of soil molsturo which will
givo tho best results, Under tho pres
ent unskilled practice It 1b Imposslblo
to maintain uniform eoll molsturo
conditions for any length of time. The
soil Is apt to receive too much or too
llttlo wnter, or It In doluged with cold
water nt n time when It needs only
heat nnd nlr. Tho numbor or Irriga
tions required deponds upon tho depth
nnd nnturo of tho ooll, tho depth to
ground wator, tho number of cuttings
and tho rnlnfnll, .temperature nnd wind
movement and these aro somo or tho
secrets or nnturo nbt very woll un
derstood. LIVE STOCK NOTES.
Anlmnl husbandry Is tho profitable
sldo of farming.
Cement floors nro too hard and will
causa bumble foot
Keep tho sheop well nnd they will
take caro or thomselves.
Tako caro that the Bheep shade In
a shed or In a barn basement.
No animal will respond moro read
ily to good care tlmu the hog.
Fresh Bklm-mllk is a great feed for
young pigs, also for brood bowb.
Feed whllo tho cattle are on pas
ture helps nt this time and later.
Educate tho brood sow to bo quiet
and gentle. You can do It ir you try.
Tho first step In bglnntng In sheop
breeding IbHIo selection of tho ewes.
With the bIIo, nn ncro of roughage
will feed a greater number ot ani
mals.
It woakonB the homes to keep them
shut up In a closo BtobTe during the
hot rilglHs. Turn them out
Train the colt boforo ho Is six
months old and you enn control his
disposition when he ts older.
Horses that aro clipped dry off fast
at night, which is to be prorcrred to
standing in ft heavy wet cont ot hair.
It Is not tho quantity or rood taken
Into tho stomach, but tho amount ab
sorbed in it, which benefits the sys
tem.
Diseases get n fast hold of. many n
flock or sheep through foul drinking
wator. Never glvo stagnant water It
you can help-It.
Never buy a rnm whoso wool Is
scanty on tho bolly und legs. He
should bo well covered and the fleece
Bhould bo uniform.
Tho first cross or puro-bred animals
often results in combining tho good
points, but In n very row years only
tho bad ones nre left.
No use to buy puro-bred sheop If
they aro to bo allowed to stnrvo and
rustlo around for themselves. A
scrub will do better under such con
ditions,
Irrigation Sprinklers,
Irrigation by moans of whirling
sprinklers is to be carried out on un
extensive scale In tho Qulney. district
in urant county, wasnington, upon a
largo tract ol land a few miles south
ot tbo town or Winchester. Tho appa
ratus, specially designed for tbo ex
porlraont,- 1b larger and of greater ca
pacity thnn tho sprinklers ordinarily
used on city laWns. Water will be
lifted from a deep well by a doublo-nc-tlon
pump driven by a gasoline en
gine. Labor In "Conserving Moisture.
It' requires unceasing labor to con
servo soil molsturo, and the work
should begin as soon as tho ground is
plowed In the spring by rolling and
harrowing lightly to till the spaces be
tween the furrows slices wltb loose
dirt to check the evaporation of mois
ture.
Capital to Lead in
lOOM'T KNOW WHO
IS fl3PWJIBU TOH
THC MICH COST OF
UVlrlV BUT I HOPE
THEY JOAK HIM
CO0D AfiO HARD
WHEN THEY CATfM
WASHINGTON. The high cost ot
living is becoming a livo topic
again. Much ot tho mall that comes
to members ot congress dnily deals
with tho subject. Constituents of sen
ators nnd representatives nro Baying
that If thq legislative body can do any
thing to bring prices of tho neces
saries of llfo down, it ought to do It
Among publto men thcro Id very gen
eral agreement that tho topic will bo
to tho' front in tho presidential cam
paign next year,
James Wilson, secretary of Agricul
ture, has como forward with tho sug
gestion that every largo municipality
ought to tnko up tho cost of living
problem. Ho thinks tho problem of
reducing tho cost of living Is one
that must bo sottlcd by municipalities.
Federal legislation can, ho declares,
at boot do but llttlo toward bringing
prlcos down.
Tho secretary Is trying to perBundo
the -leading citizens ot the national
capital' to got in behind nn Inquiry
hero as. to why things people havo to
Huge Guns Will
THINK of a gun which" will hurl n
1,400-pound projectllo through nine
Inches of tho best face-hardened steel
15 miles away from whore It In fired!
This Is what Uncle Sam's now 14-Inch
guns will do. Thoy will shoot beyond
tbo horizon. In other words, tho
rango of tho monsters with which the
two now bnttleshlps, Now York and
Texas, will bo equipped Is greater
thnn it is possible to Bee n targot tho
slzo ot a ship of tho Delaware typo.
Under tho most favorablo conditions
not evon tho tall masts Qt the Dela
ware could bo cccn from a Bhlp of tho
samo. size 10 mlloa away. - And tho
new 14-Inch gun Is effective at that
range.
Tho navy dopnrtmont haB Just com
pleted n successful test of tho gun
and work will go forward at onco In
tho Washington factory to make tho
90 lniirn wrnnnno nnrwlail fnp thrt tvur,
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.vessels.
- Tho rccont tests mado with the
naval service 12-lnch gun on tho old
battleship Texas In Chcsapcako bay
showed that tho efficiency of tho gun
makers had reached a hjgh state.
These 12-Inch guns literally mado a
sieve of tho Texas at a rango of 12,
000 yards, or nix miles. H was the
Army Regulations
THEY COULDmY CET
HE 1HTO THfc ARMY
AGAIN WITH A
YOKE OF OXPN
ARMY regulations nro being cbnngod
for tho benefit of tho enlisted
man, Tho old rules which havo add
ed to tho hardships of tho common
soldier aro being modified to kcop pace
with modorn Ideas of humanity and
Justice and, In tho course of a short
tlmo, It Is hoped that conditions will
be so far improved that desertions
will bo practically unknown and re
onllstment will be general.- Gen. Leo
nard Wood, chief ot staff, Is working
out tho proposed changes and' bis ef
forts havo the sympathy of President
Taft, who over sjneo his Udmltllatra
tlon as secretary of war has been
Interested In tho enlisted men.
As long as the auclont regulations
continued In force, both President
Taft and General Wood agreed, llttlo
roal amelioration of tho soldier's con
f r.
The Progress of Our Game Protection
THE report or Dr. T. S. Palmer of
tho government's biological survey
on "Tho ProgrcsB of Game Protection"
1b an exceedingly interesting docu
ment. Itbears every evidence of .care
ful Btudy ot conditions. Nothing la
sot down which In any way can bo
attributed to guesswork. It cau be
accepted aa accurate and authentic.
Doctor Palmer Is knows to scientists
as a man ot method with nn Innate
love of tho subject ot which he Is
making n llfo study.
Doer, mooso, elk and other big
game Of pronounced economic value
aro Increasing In numbers. With the
awakened Interest In their protection
and with tho constant Improvement
in laws intended to save useful
species thero are Bound reasons for
the belief that future generations ot
Americans will know tho animals that
man today knows, and that legitimate
sport will bo possible In tho years
to come. Tho movement for the con
servation of tho natural resources of
the country takes full heed ot the
necessity for the preservation of the
wild birds and mammals,
gome few Bpecles ot big game per
haps are bound to disappear, or ts
High Prices War
buy aro so high. He has a notion
that if Washington would conduct an
investigation that resulted In obtain
ing choapor food for the people, other
cities would soon become interested.
Secretary Wilson suggests that
President Tafl appoint a commission
to study the situation here at the na
tional capltaL. The president has In
dicated that he is willing to carry
out the suggestion of his secretary of
agriculture if the pcoplo of Washing
ton would Indicate that they really
want such an investigation mado.
b "Ono ot tho most pitiful things ot
modern times," said Secretary Wilson,
"Is tho mnnnor In which the poor of
tho largo clllcs nro beaten down by
tbo prices which provnll at this tlmo.
The prices aro such that no man work
ing for ordinary wages can meet thorn.
They nro boyond the pockotbook ot
tho poor, and there is nothing that
fives tho poor any protection from
thorn. This condition undoubtedly pre
vails In nearly every city.
"Tho -farmer doe3 not get half tho
prlco tho consumer pays. Many per
sons aro Inclined to placo tho' blamo
for high prices on tho farmers, but us
a matter ot fact the fanners aro not
bonoflted by tho high prices. A tow
middlemen, Bolcctcd Individuals, who
etop in between tho farmer and tho
conBumor, are tho persona, who reap
tho benefit."
Shoot Fifteen Miles
longest range at which actual shoot
ing had over been done. Eight to tpn
miles Is about tho maximum for these
guns.
The new 14-lnch gun's weight Is C3.6
tons. Tho dlnmetcr at the breech or
butt is 47 Inches nnd nt the muzzle 24
Inches. Tho cost of ono gun nnd
breech Is $74,770. Tho carriage upon
which tho gun will-be mounted In tho"
turret of tho vessel will cost $50,000.
Tho projectllo weighs 1,400 pounds,
1b CG Inches, or flvo and ono half feet,
In length and costs $450. It Is loaded
wllh a bursting charge of' 45 pounds
of "dunnltc." Tho powder -charge
'Used behind the projectllo to give it
velocity consists of four bags ot 90
"pounds each of smokeless nitrocellu
lose yet even then it would bo over
half a mlnuto from tho time of firing
before tho projectllo would hit the
mark lfT miles away.
Are Being Modified
dition could bo brought about. As
long as young soldiers wero Bent to
Jnll nnd herded, with criminals for
trivial offon80B, they believe, tho army
would continue to bo shunned by a.
largo class of desirable men who
would otherwlso bo inclined to enter
the service.
Ono of the first reforms to bo In
augurated was that ot tho sentences
administered for slight Infractions or,
army law, Tho moat commoner these
offenses now, na It has been for many
generations, Is desertion, and most
of tho desertions are unintentional.
Upon conviction tbo culprits aro
Bontonced to three to six mouths In
a military prison, not because their
offense merited such punishment, bul
because tbo ancient regulations had it
that way,
Undor tho now system tho punish
ment for mild cases "of desertion Is
merely a deprivation ot leave, extra
work or tho cutting off of special al
lowances. Tho guardhouse Is only to
bo used for real offenders and the
military prison for hardened crim
inals. J OF COURSE
-we ARE iri
FAVOR OF
THE GAME H
LAWS
survive only In a Boml-domestcated
stnto. Animals which llvo In the cover
a part or a wbolo ot tbo tlmu will
survive as long ns law is enforced and
forests continue to grow.
Tho government bns control only ot
such game animals as are to be found
In tbo territory directly under federal
rule. Notwithstanding this limited
authority tho additional protection
given the wild llfo In recent years by
the several states Is duo largely to
the efforts of the officials of the
United States biological survey, which
Is a bureau ot the department of agri
culture, For several years each win
ter tho government's scientists have
appeared before the different stato
legislatures to urge protection for tbe
birds and mammala, and as a result
ot their efforts aearly uniform laws
are la force all over the country.
HIS CRIME.
Svelina i am torry, but 1 cannot
narry a man of your character,
Edgar What have I ever done?
Evelina I have Just learned .that
you aro a director In a llfo Insurance
company.
NEW STRENGTH FOR BAD BACKS.
Thoso who suffer with backache,
hendachp, dizziness and that constant,
dull, tired fooling will And comfort in
the advice of Mrs. C'. S. Tyler, Cnndo,
N. Dak., who snyB:
"My back became
terribly soro and
lame. I was tired,
and restless nnd
would arlso so ex
hausted I could
L Bcarcoly dress. Tho
kidney secretions
wero terribly annoy
ing and my feet be-
camo so swollen 1
could not wear my shoes. Nothing
helped mo until I began using Dean's
Kldnoy Pills. Thoy gave mt) prpmpt
relief and In a short timo 1 was entire
ly cured."
Itemombcr tho name Doan'B.
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Serenity.
"Tho true ro.UglouB man, amid all
tho Ills of tlmo, keeps a sereno fore
head nnd entertains a peaceful heart.
This, going out nnd coming 'In nmid"
all tho trials of tho city, tho agony
or tho plague, tho horrors or tho
thirsty tyrants, tho fierce democracy
abroad, tho fiercer 111 at homo the
saint, tho sago of Athens, was still
tbo same. Such a ono can endure
hardness; can stand alone and bo
content; a' rock amid tho waves
lonely, but not moved. Around him
tho row or many may scream, calum
niate, blaspheme. What Is all to him
but tho cawing of tho Beablrd about
that soljtnry, doop-rooted Btono?"
Theodoro Parker.
- A Mystery.
Ho (during tho spat) Well, If you
want to know It, I" married you for
vour money.
She I wish I could toll as easily
Vhat 1 married you for. Boston
Transcript.
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ourselves. Robert LouIb Stevenson.
Lewis' EinRle Binder gives tho smoker &
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