5 ha LE By ¢ Only Those Entirely Free From Disease Used, (By R. G WEATHERSTONE.) bie Turned Up Inverted Tomato Do the Wor k. Jide will T0 CLAY “ ITY = CTIA fe iV stump Remover, ble expenditure ¢ al of the for stump | and nee gary teams Of course, vnamite but this and | will do the | is a very d should be more qu sub by IZerous ance ar used only an expert Great Harvest Month, July is the great harvest month in central and northern sections of our country. The hay crop promises to be ! good this and oats are above | the average in many places It will gave all of them becnuse they e i'l bring good prices before next sum. ner geason pav te — Care of the Lawn, The charming appearance of a well ker! lnwn appeals Lo every one, Some er ired to keep it In good con HMilon: but nothing connected with the | snaldence, ingide or out, gives so large | soturns for such moderate outlay. The { wn mower must be used regularly. v fo rary s of dry rot entirely free from diseas discus dark or be planted, ior surg 10 grow =» Dry rot show as the siem end he potato, a sunken In any in the tubers to the her fed should before ig in the seed geed always be By sewing a pinch of lettuce every ten will table there the hing in days tender salad for There is not or meat igs tO tank inju a bout in ages good that of he Peruvian guano ia the standard truck fertilizer for quick and horse any way hogs any substitute growth heavy returns Rich manure and urine from grain-fed cattle is far superior to fer tilizers and very much cheaper. Truckers prefer rotted horse ma nure for vegetables, as it is finer richer and can be spread easily. A profitable crop cannot be grown on land deficient in humus, which Is manure with fertilizer alone. The loss incurred from plant dis eases is often underestimated by the farmer, passes unrecognized or is re garded as natural and inevitable, drain will depend upon the length of the drain, the depth and the dis tance apart the draing are placed, I .xpert truckers and market garden er« apply, In connection with manure sp! pounds of some standard bone phos phate to the acra WIN THIS YEAR INNS SNM NSN NS = ~ . edi TYRUS COBB IN i is i, itMoyui 1 © YAU ) i she Yi Ty Cobb. | money just to see him before the fool: | Ughts. | Cobb says that he has plenty of con: ! dence, and that be believes he could | got avay with anything he attempjed n the line of a vaudeville akit. He | snes been called upon for specches In | hosters on several occasions and has tooth snatcher third and Tiger, is play ng basse fwentytwo and the runs twenty Newark Toronto sot a year's record ason Catcher Stange, of the Tigers, broke against the ue ractice had gO8 gion and per Tyrus has {to use a trange club to hit with Trier, Fred Tenney's pitcher, lotks good to the Boston fans, A lit tle more experience should make the youngster a regular winner Seranton, Pa. will spend $12.000 for A new part ou limits, no that it may play Sunday ball! without offending the morals of the pastors Milan, the Washington outfielder, 1s having his picture printed quite as often as Waller Johnson is having his. Milan is making a great record this year, Superstition keeps Pitcher Mullin from having the operation on his nose, He has been winning with the nose as it is, and don’t want to take a chance to change his luck. President Ebbetts of the Brooklyn club says he would not think of sell ing the elub to Harry Payne Whitney for $:00000. The famous horseman whee to MeGraw manager {if be ite je going to got a winner Ore nults the game, new sida the city minke hh he ho ot oO i! Experts Will Figure Nearly Receive $800,000 in $12,000 Cl; 300 McGraw gs. Manager McGraw except Boston will exceed the £50,000 mark Agide from the players’ salarics, the of club will incindae ER 000 raflroad fare £6.000 £6.000 for for rent and $0.» and inch in their salary lists expenses each about for for hotel ommodatione, $10 On a 1 clerical work 600 for uniforms, equipment dentals, or about $35,000 McConnell Unlucky. Amby McConnell ig one of tis une luckiest players in organized baseball He {8 liable to injury more than ost ball players because he takes *uch daring chances and he has beén In. jured often. 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