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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TtilBUNE
1IIA D. BARB, Publisher.
TERMS, $1.25 IN ADVANCE.
NORTH PLATTE,
NEBRASKA
EDUCATE AGAINST 8ELFISHNE88.
Recently addressing a body of New
England students, Richard Olncy, sec
retary of stato under Prosldent Clove
land, urged them to tho duty of sub
ordinating interests of their respective
future crafts to tho highest claims of
citizenship. Which la only another
way of saying, that In educating our
young people wo should teoch them
first the art of living, and second, what;
ever art by which thoy aro to llvo; that
Is, that living comes beforo getting a
livelihood. Tho claims of citizenship
are above those of any trade or profes
sion. Our Bchools that go In for th
vocational training, eminently good In
Itself, need to look out lest they lay
tho chief stress upon tho matter oi
getting hold of technical knowledge ai
tho means of making a living. The
Bchools, none of them, aro teaching too
much about how to becomo good and
worthy citizens, how to mako dyna
mic men and women out of ordlnnry
boys and girls. There Is tho placo fot
tho stress. That, wo think, Is -what Mr.
Olney had In mind when ho urged
thoso students to sink selfish plana
for immediate aggrandizement In the
larger purpose of doing good and be
ing good for their country, Bays the
Omaha Beo. For as suro as they do
they will have no dlfilculty In picking
up a livelihood Bomewhero. So If our
currlculuma could bo mado to teach
nnd throw their weight against selfish
ncBS in educntion our educational sys
tem would bo Improved right hero.
From Copenhagen comes Informs
tlon which will bo received with Inter
est by all who aro alert to electric
progress. Professor Hannover, prosl
dent of tho Polytcchnlo academy ol
that capital, is asserted to havo invent
ed an electrical accumulator lhat baa
fivo tltncB tho capacity of tho accumu
lator now In existence without any
Increase over them In alzo nnd weight,
lie uses porous lead alloy sheets, tho
capacity of which Is Increased by per
forating them with millions qt mi
croscopic holes. Professor Hannover's
accumulator, whllo It Is likely to be
moro cxponslvo than thoso now In use,
will bo most valuablo for aeroplanes
and cubmarlno boats and In lighting
railroad tralnB.
In moro hardy days than thoso anuff
was used as an oyo liniment. "Tho
Comploto Housowlfo, or Accomplished 1
Gentlewoman's Companion," which had
run into 1C editions by 1768, extols
Its virtues, sayB tho London Chron
icle. Accomplished gentlewomen who
find their sight falling with advancing
years aro advised to rub "tho right
sort of Portugal snuff Into tho oyoa
night and morning, and tako It also
through tho noeo." This treatment, it
is assorted, "cured Sir Edward Soy.
mour, Sir John Houblon, nnd Judge
Ayrea, bo that thoy could road without
spectacles after they had used them
many years." Somo pooplo would pre
fer spectacles.
A Chcago boy carried away a model
aeroplane prize with a machine which
had curved wings llko a letter U. Thoy
gave his model a stability which car
ried It beyond all rivals, and n profes
Blonnl aviator who witnessed tho ex
hibition declared that tho lad had dis
covered a principle which would un
doubtedly bo adopted by tho bulldora
of aciplanes. After tho boys havo
been experimenting a few moro years
it Is possible thnt wo shall havo'a
really safe flying machine.
"Tho worda of harmless banter," ac
cording to tho Now York Herald, ad
dressed by a man to two young wom
en, led to his being knocked down by
the women's cBcort, tho fill fractur
ing his skull. As tho two -words were
"Hello, kldsl" tho New York Idea ot
harmless banter Is thua exemplified. H
" Is unfortunnto tho follow died because
ho deserved to bo knocked down.
Somo men havo such j trust In fnto
that tho things thoy do, trusting to Im
munity, make this trust really pathetic.
Such a man In a New York town late
ly tried to Btnrt a balky mulo by giv
ing tho animal ammonia to smell. It
may bo difficult to mako him realize
how exceptionally lucky ho was In,
morely being carted off to a hospital
Instead of to an undertaker's.
- One of our historians arises to re
ma.rk that tho temple of Solomon cost
$5,000,000,000. As It was n govern
ment Job, wo nro tempted to wonder
what politicians, or set of politicians,
got awny with tho $4,999,000,000.
A man in Chicago complains that
. ho is continually being identified by
tho pollco on nccount of his gold teoth.
Ho must belong to tho numorouB class
who aro alwayB getting into trouble
because they cannot keep their mouths'
hut
. 'Meat caters, according to 'r college
professor, are moro active than vege
tarians. Possibly It is because the
prices makes tho meat caters hopping
mad.
PROFIT IN SOY BEAN
Apply Water Before Seeding to
- Prevent Crust Forming.
Plant Is Legume and Is Therefore Ni
trogen Gatherer for 80II Rabbits
and Gophers Particularly Fond
of the Plant.
(Hy nEX E. WILLARD.)
Somo dlfilculty has been encoun
tered in some localities In the produc
tion of soy benns. The first Important
fcaturo In tho production of this crop
Is good seed, and considerable dlfil
culty 1b encountered in securing it
The seed, therefore, should bo tested
by placing In a pan of damp soil in a
warm place to detcrmino how much
will germinate. If less than SO per
cent good seed Is found, either better
seed should be secured or a larger
amount In proportion to tho quality
should bo planted.
Tho seed bed should be in the best
condition, for the sprouts of soy beans
aro very tender and any obstacles
such nB lumps, stones or crust on the
surface of the ground will materially
impede the growth. Seed should bo
planted from one inch to one and one
half Inches deep In the heavier soils,
and two or two nnd one-half inches
deop in sandy eoIIb. Water should be
applied beforo planting, so that a
crust will not form after tho seed haB
been planted. This is Important.
Soy beans may be planted in rows
two and one-half to three feet npnrt,
or may ho drilled or broadcasted
Planting In towb and cultivating will
Soy Bean Plant.
glvo the best result in seed, but for
'feeding purposes, the entlro ground
may bo covered. When planting in
rows, about sixty pounds per aero will
glvo good results. If planted broad
cast, considerable, more, about 150
pounds, should bo sown. Tho roots of
soy beans arc not deep, usually not.
moro than thirty inches, so thnt fre
quent shallow irrigations aro pre
ferred to heavy Irrigations and at long
er Intervals. This is usually true If
tho crop is planted on the satfdler
soils.
It will bo found exceedingly bene
ficial to cultivate the soy benns when
they nro planted In rows. This Bhould
bo dono two or three times during tho
early part of tho growing season, both
to brca.t any crust that may form and
to keep out weeds. It will bo found
most beneficial to cultivate as soon as
tho eoII is dry enough after irrigation.
Tho soy toean plant Is a legume, and
b therefore a nUrogon gatherer for
tho soil. If properly handled it should
lenvo tho eoII In better condition than
before. This Is particularly truo of
sandy soil, which is generally some
what deficient In nitrogen, Tho crop
usually dooB well on tho lighter soils
as compared with tho heavier soils.
Soy beaiiB mature In from 90 to 115
days. They may bo planted any time
after tho danger ot tho last killing
frost is passed. Slightly more than
thirty bushels of seed to tho acre were
produced on soil where tho seeding
was nbout sixty pounds to tho aero in
rows thrco feet apart.
Rabbits and gophers an- particular
ly fond of tho young beans, and If
there Is danger from these, pests, It
will bo well to plant enough for your
self and tho pests also.
Uniformity In the Flock.
Tho progressive farmer will not
think It very profltablo to keep a
mongrel flock of birds when ho real
izes that with tho same enro thoy will
vary greatly In productiveness, Some
will bo overfed nnd some underfed.
Somo will get the lion's shnro, and
somo go without. Thus many .will not
lay during tho winter and ho will bo
keeping n lot of birds to no profit. A
uniform lot of birds of somo particular
variety will do bettor nnd be moro
productive than tho mixed lot. Tho
duy has passed for mixed breeds of
cattlo or poultry.
Introducing New Blood,
Replenish your stock occasionally
with good nourelatcd birds. Keep
your best birds yourself; soil only tho
culls. To cl08o, don't lot tho poul
try department run Itself, but watch
tho flock and you will stnud an excel
lent chance of getting eggs when
thoy nro GO cents a dozen, Instead- of
when they nro selling for 20 cents.
Extra Food for Egg Material.
Tho first purpose to which food is
devoted 1b to supply wasting tissues
and support ot tho body. All over that
amount goes to tho manufacture of
eggs, providing tho feed 1b of such a
nature as to cause fat
DAMAGE DONE BY CUTWORMS
Pest May Be Eradicated Where It Is
Possible to Overflow Fields
Where Irrigation Practiced.
Tomatoes, cabbage, sweet potatoes
and other vegetables and garden
plants, nnd cscpecially thoso which
nro started under glass and transplant
ed, nro subject to serious Injury by
cutworms. They appear sometimes In
great numbers In spring nnd early
suminor and frequently do severe lu
Jury before the ravages arc noticed.
Tho method of attack is to cut oft tho
young plants at about the surface ot
the ground, and as these insects aro of
largo slzo and voracious feeders they
are capnblo of destroying many plants
In a slnglo night, frequently moro than
they enn devour. During the past
two years these Insects, working gen
erally through the United StatoB, de
stroyed hundreds of thousands of dol
lars' worth of crops. By tho timely
application of remedies, however, It
was demonstrated by tho department
of agriculture through field agents and
others of tho bureau of entomology
engaged In tho Investigation of Insects
Injurious to truck crops nnd sugar
beets in somo of the principal truck
ing rcglonB, notably In tldownter Vlr!
glnln, In Fouthorn Texas. In tho vi
cinity of Rocky Ford, Colo., In south
ern California, in tho vicinity of Sac
ramento, Cal., In Stark county, Indiana,
and In Borne other regions, that these
Insects can bo readily controlled, largo
areas being successfully treated. Tho
usual method of control Is by tho use
of poisoned baits.
Take a buBhol of dry bran, add one
pound of arsenic or Paris green, and
mix It thoroughly Into a mash with
eight gallons of water, in which has
been stirred half a gallon of sorghum,
or other cheap molasses. After tho
mash has stood several hours, scatter
It In lumps of about the slzo of a mar
ble over tho fields whoro Injury la be
ginning to appear and about tho bases
of tho plants set out. Apply late In tho
day bo as to place the poison about
tho plants over night, which Is tho
tlmo when tho cutworms are active.
Apply n second tlmo if necessary.
When cutwormB occur in unusual
abundance, which hnppens locally, and.
Fometlmcs gonornlly, In somo seasons,
they exhaust their food supply and are
driven to migrate to other fields. This
they do, literally In armies, assuming
what is called tho army-worm habit.
At such times it is necessary to treat
them as wo do army worms. Whllo
tho methods which havo been ndvlsed
nro valuable In such casos, theso rem
edies may bo too slow to destroy all
the cutworms and wo, thoroforo, havo
to employ other methods. Thoso In
clude trenching, ditching, tho plowing
of deop furrows In advance of the trav
eling cutwormB to trap them, and tho
dragging of logs or brush through tho
furrows. If tho trenches can bo filled
with water, the addition ot a small
quantity of kcrosono, bo as to form a
thin scum on tho surface, will provo
fatal. In oxtremo casos barriorB of
fence bonrds aro erected and tho tops
smeared with tar or other sticky sub
stanceB to stop tho cutworms ns they
attempt to crawl over.
Clean cultural methods and rotation
of crops nro advlsablo, as also fall
plowing and disking. Many cutwormB
can bo destroyed where it Is posslblo
to ovcrilow tho flolds. This is par
ticularly applicable where Irrigation
Is practiced.
Cleanliness and ventilation nro high
ly Important factors in raising brooder
chicks.
Don't mark your poultry with paint
when a too punch is better and mark
can't cotno off.
A small amount of animal food Is
required by all jioultry, especially dur
ing the tlmo of egg production.
Try to Beo that tho chicks are not
fed until at least 48 hours old; thon
give water first, feed afterwards.
Running tho incubator is llko most
other things, wo get results largely
In proportion to tho work wo do our
selves. You may feed all tho food your hens
can possibly use, but if you are short
of grit, tho results will not bo satis
factory. Incubators lmprovo morals, elimi
nating tho heated tempor too often
produced by the sitting 'hen's pecul
iarities. laybe tho hen thinks ns much as
somebody else thinks that you think.
Trent tho hens right, nnd they will
treat you right. .
Goslings will thrive If fed on grass
alone, but will not make such rapid
growth, of rour8o, as when thoy. aro
given a llttlo grain.
Do not put moro than fifty chicks
In ono brooder, or one compartment,
and better results will be secured
with a smaller number.
It Is much easier to start with stock
that 1b a proven success than It Is to
breed up. Tho latter Is a costly as
woll na tlresomo experiment.
Sifted coal ashes will do well for
tho floor of tho hen coop, If they aro
raked over every few days to keep
them loosened and cleaned.
Turkeys more than any other poul
try seem to require fresh air. Thoy
will roost in trees during a snowstorm
and not seem to mind it a bit.
Tho turkoy crop hatched previous
to June 1st should attain good, growth
by tho last of Novcmbor, tho cock
birds reaching 10 or 12 poundB.
Before setting a hen It 'la woll to
thoroughly clenn the neat nnd then lay
a pleco ot cardboard, soaked in kcro
sono in tho bottom of the neBt,
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Millionaires Held
NEW YORK. For nearly an hour
the other day J. P. Morgan Jr. nnd
Robert Bacon, former ambassador to
France, were held prisoners on tho
thirty-first floor of tho Bankers Trust
building.
It wns nearly luncheon tlmo when
Mr. Morgan and Mr. Bacon fumed and
fussed in the elaborate suite on tho
thirty-first floor of tho Bankers' Trust
building which has been set aside for
J. P. Morgan Sr. for holding secret
conferences.
Mr. Morgan went up to tho thirty
first floor for a conference with Mr.
Bacon. FlrBt they took an expresB
elevator to the twenty-ninth floor. An
auxiliary runB up to tho private suite,
but it was broken, so the two men
wnlked up.
They then turned tho knob of the
door which leads to the suite, slammod
it and proceeded to get down to busi
ness. The' conference did not last
long and at Its conclusion Mr. Mor
gan went to tho door.
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Rebel and Federal
KANSAS CITY. A messngo telling
how Tracy Richardson, a Kansas
City boy, met tho Mexican federal
Boldler -who fired tho bullet that
wounded him at tho battle of Villa
Lopez, waB received tho other day
from Addison Hughes, a correspon
dent with the rebel army of General
Orozco, The dispatch, -which is dated
from Jiminez, Chihuahua, Mexico,
reads as follows:
This morning a wounded federal
was laid on an adjoining cot. The
federnl prisoner was moaning. Rich
ardson awoke, peered through tho
dim candle light and said In Spanish:
"Hello, are you badly hurt?"
"Pretty badly," answered the man.
"Federal or rebel?" queried Rich
ardson. "Federal," replied the other. "And
you?"
"Rebel," Bald Richardson. "I've a
bullet through my body from a fed
eral gun. I wIbIi I had tho man hero
who topped me over."
"What were you doing when you
tell?"
"Working a machine gun."
"By the adobe house to tho right
of the church?" queried tho, federal.
"That was the position. How did
you know?" Richardson aBked.
"How did I know," the federal ask
ed. "Well, I guess I'm the hombro
who got you. After I located you,
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Utah Girls Hold Up a Stag Car
SALT LAKE CITY. Two unmarried
young women, masked and heavily
armed, robbed the stag car on tho
Shrlnora' special train at 2 o'clock
the other morning a few minutes aft
er the train pulled out at Salt Lake
City. Several shots from revolvers
were fired at each entrance to the
car and fifteen badly frightened men
on the Inside began a mad scramble
to find their revolvers and to conceal
their purses. Their revolvers, how
ever, had been taken from tho car
whllo thoy were uptown celebrating.
As tho men mado a dash, to get out of
the car they were met at tho doorB
with threats and a liberal display of
revolvers.
"Wo arc not looking for money. Wo
are looking for bachelors," tho two
women explained.
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Cyclone a "Scenic
ST. LOUIS. As the shock, caused by
tho appalling loss of life from the
recent cyclone In southern Illinois dis
appears, people aro beginning to re
member the strange things It did.
As tho twister swept on Its courso
about n half a mile from Dale it play
fully picked up a dwelling belonging
to Isanc Harwood and set, It down be
8ldo the foundation, performing tho
feat so neatly that It did not atop tho
family clock or Jar vases off of
sholves.
A horBo belonging to n farmer
named Erby, living near Dale, waB
tracked for some dlstanco by the
places where Its feet oecaclonnlly hit
the ground. It finally was found flat
tened against a treo and partly wrap
ped around It.
Tho cyclone In and around Willls
vllle was moro destructive than at
Dale aud equally freakish. Approach
ing tho town it bounced over tho
ground liko a ball, tearing holes In
tho earth where It Btruck, In tho sec
tion of the town where the Uvea of
&Mer fim
Prisoners an Hour
Thero was no knob on tho insido.
A steel bar ran in from the outsldo
knob, but It was bo short that It
couldn't bo turned.
When Mr. Morgan saw the bar he
gazed blankly at Mr. Bacon and Mr.
Bacon gazed blankly at Mr. Morgan,
"Jailed I" exclaimed Mr. Bacon.
Mb Morgan fished a penknlfo from
his pocket and tried to loosen thq
screw which hold tho steel bar. He
broke tho blado of tho knife.
"Thero ought to bo somo way out
of this," the financier said, after ho.
had worked at tho bar until thtf
perspiration stood on his brow. Then
ho looked about and discovered an
automatic fire alarm.
Tho breaking of n, glass cover on
tho alarm ought to have brought fire
men, but tho alarm was not In work
ing order, nnd the glass was broken
to no purpose.
After they had waited and waited,
with no BlgnB of firemen, they set to
work at tho door again. Mr. Bacon
used his pocket knife this time and,
after much laborious effort, managed
to loosen the screw and shove tho
Bteel bar out of Ub groove.
Then tho handle of tho knlfo was
inserted Into the groove and it open
ed tho door. Mr. Morgan will prob
ably take a fire axe with him whan
he again holds a conference In the
I prlvato suite.
Meet After Battle
somo one of the rebols got me twice,
once through the head and onco
through tho Btomachr- It's all off with
me."
"I'm practically well," Bald Richard
son. "I'm sorry, old man, I'm Borry."
Ho reached over and grasped tho fed
eral's hand. "Braco up and get well."
Then ho lay back and went to sleep.
When Richardson awakened tho
sun was up. Ho turned toward tho,
federal and greeted him:
"Buenos dias."
Thero waB no reply. Tho federal
was dead.
Richardson, who, with a machlno
gun, hnd held a dangerous position,
single-handed, against the federals at
Villa Rose, was found after the battle,
crawling toward the town, a bullet
hole In his chest. He has been called
the hero of Jlmfnez.
Richardson Is 23 years old. His
father, tho late A. R. Richardson, was
a well-known contractor In Kansas
City. His mother now Is living In
Lamar, Mo.
Dr. L. A. Corwln of Goffs, Kan., and
A. L. Swearlngen of Kansas City, Kan.,
tho only two bachelors on tho car,
pleaded. "Save us, men. It's leap year
and we are in Utah, too."
"Como with us," tho two train rob
bers demanded. Tho two bachelors
were led to tho observation car,
where several pf tho unmarried young
women were assembled. Dr. J. F.
Hereford, the official auctioneer,
mounted a box. Ho placed his hands
on Doctor Corwln's shoulder,
"This Is to be a bargain day in
bachelors, young women," Doctor
Hereford explained. "This handsome
noble haB a kiss as sweet as tho per
fume of any orange blossom. I guar
antee ho can weather tho storm of
the roughest marital sea as he cross
ed Buccessfuly the hot sandB of tho
desert to tho mystic shrine. It's true
he never pnid grocery bills and prob
ably never will. How much am I
bid?"
To the disappointment of tho two
bachelors, thero was not a bid.
Tho two bachelors, heart-broken
and dejected, were placed In seclu
sion on tho train.
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Railway" for Horse
David Thompson, JameB Thompson
nnd Mrs. Rhoda llasklns wcro lost it
ripped up nbout n dozen houses nnd
then rose nnd passed over several
blocks before it touched again.
Tho escapo of ten families from
death in their demolished houses was
marvelous. They were carried along
with tho flying timbers and rolled
over and over in tho wreckage. Some
were found clasped in each other's
arms several hundred feet from
where their homes hnd stood.
The path of tho cyclone was about
300 yardB wldo. Thoso who saw the
annrnnplt nt ihn fiinnni.a.nnA.i nin..ri
In time were ablo to save themselves
by running to one side or tho other
; of the path.
STORMS TO PREDICT SELVES
Wireless Stations to Bo Used to Mako
Tempests Send Their Own
Warning Ahead.
Storm centers move usually in an
easterly or northeasterly direction.
Honco tho prediction of storms on tho
Atlantic coast Is posaible, since most
of them como from tho Mississippi
valley, .gome come up tho coast from
the Caribbean sea, but oven in this
case we have no warning.
'But western Europo is less fortu
nate. Its tempests como from the At
lantic, and with llttlo warning. Euro
pean weather mon havo made as much
as possible a study of tho paths of
American storms across the Atlantic
and are sometimes nccurato In pre
dicting tho timo of their arrival; tho
same has been done with storms com
ing up from tho South Atlantic.
But It of ten happens that storms vary
either their route or tho rato of move
ment, so that predicting cyclones on
tho coast of western Europo is more
or less guesswork.
As a possible help In this respect
Director Andro of tho Lyons observa
tory is making a deep Btudy of tho
galvanometer records of various wlro
Icbs telegraph stations.
Ho has found that the antennae are
sensltiv to any stray electric currents
as, well as to messages, and ho hopes
to discover a way to mako tho storms
telegraph their own warnings ahead of
their arrival.
Every storm Is accompanied by elec
trical disturbances, and already M.
Andre has accumulated a mass ot evi
dence to show that each storm In this
way gives warning. Just how to read
this evidence Is the problem to which
ho 1b devoting himself.
Best Business Creator.
Ab a business creator, what Is thero
better than advertising? Havo you
ever asked that question of yourself?
Tho-'mllllons that advertising haa
made for merchants are uncountablo,
yet thero are business men who even
now don't believe In advertising, Just
nB there are people who still think It
Is safer and more convenient to travel
in a prairie schooner behind a pair of
slow oxen than In a Pullman palaco
car. Yet this type of business man Is
seldom rated In commercial rating
books. Exchange.
Judged by tho Wires.
Hostess (to her llttlo guest) So
you don't burn gas up at your house
at all?
Dorothy Oh, no, Indeed; every bit
of light we uso Is sent by telegraph.
If You Are a Trifle Sensitive
About the size of your shoes, you can
wear a size smaller by shaking Allen's Foot
Ease, the antiseptic powder, Into them.
Just the thing for Dancing Parties and for
Breaking in New Shoes. Sample Free.
Address Allen B. Olmsted, Lo Itoy, N. Y.
Thero 1b very little fighting done In
tho world, considering tho cumber of
men who go around with chips on
their shoulders.
Liquid blue Is a weak solution. Avoid it.
Buy Red Cross Ball Blue, the blue that's all
blue. Ask your grocer.
A North Dakota man has an ll-fo3t
beard.
Beware of Spring's sudden changes; keep
Garfield Tea at hand. Drink hot on retiring.
German silver is an alloy of nickel,
copper aud zinc.
For your poor, tired
stomach ?
For your lazy nnd
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For your weak and
constipated bowels ?
For your general run
down condition ?
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try
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