VENTILATION FOR HEN HOUSE Zatisfactory Method is Shown in [lus | tration——Wire Screen Placed in Door Panel. inadvisable to | ry in ventilation, h will Where (it seems shange a poult smblish bet shown order to es- | method be found satisfac house ter the herewit ory ge Judd Farmer. It Ded i i Ventilating Door. consists of substituting for the doors panel in the should usual wooden Behind be a :econd in the tion may draft. It erating such other outlet for foul air, al} alr can kept from ir daily removal the summer the burlap can | readily moved to permit ment of the air hot weather this wire there panel of burlap, so that severest weather the ventila rh contin without too much will not be 1 essary in op provide any $ hough the be getting foul by droppings free move. ary thing in BROODER IS ANIMAL "ROOF Chickens Protected Day and Night From Various Enemies by Use of iron Coop. Chickens are helpless are in danger from rats and vermin at night, the wonder Is that mi is higher than it is and They and ATH rtality rete An lilinois enemies have any from most of them from hawks by day the not New Rat-Proof rooder. metal brooder SAVIDE invented a should ald because | i. tan has Coop chickens, that many proof against § reas all thi £3 ¥ oo FTE £3 OF almost all atl fy, run or creep ¢ The coo} § reular and made of heavy that insect The top | tilator at the aper forated and slides gide is a solid d forations the ventilator ZeTOUR Can fen can be con Jittle chicks allow of a small crack ing the door | partly open, or the family can be ghut up safely inside over night steel, 50 slippery rawl its gad The areund in. which per leaving only and nothing dan- | there The mother inside and the in and out | side ven per ip has a is while the door wor by can be closed, Onan get in fined to keel w hole sel by run i First Essential Is to Keep Youngsters Dry-Provide Air-Slaked Lime and Grit, i ERADICATE THE CHICKENPOX Disease Is Not Necessarily Fatal and Fuwis Have Recovered With. out Treatment, Chickenpox, sometimes called sore head, Is a disease which will be prev- at this time of the year among unless proper pre- Kansas Industrialist it is a contagious dis- ease, and spreads very rapidly among the flock when it once gets headway. It seems to affect the cockerels more than the pullets. Because of its ap pearance on the comb and face of the bird it should not be a difficult matter to eradicate the disease Symptoms.— The disease appears on the comb, face and wattles of the bird in the form of yellowish nodules, fourth of an inch in diameter. These nodules increase in size and turp dark red The disease ghould treated soon the first are not fatal and recover be as nodules noticed fowls as It have without any conditions and is always known treatment been 10 Insanitary dampness seem to cause the disease Treatment.—As |t disease, affected removed from the fH 1 in i nodules ‘he should fmmediately ith a and the affected parts are with carb the should the case ek th removed w He are arp knife, vaseline ated inted few days advanced recover in a in far should iphur and c¢ day, and very few of ck fowls be given a ream times a oxide zine to he affected parts latter ointment should be applied twice a day treatment is recommended by Lehman, and has proved a sat isfactory remedy STAKE DOWN DRINKING PANS Doctor Method lilustrated for Keeping Water Vessel Upright—Wired to Two Common Lath, {Hlustration shows an excellent pan of water for having It Two tew laths Drinking Fountain Secured. driven into the and a new shown, be gov to ground fe SRY it pan ! ches wired the in the laths Opp gite rin KEEPING A POULTY RECORD Knowledge of Receipts and Expendi tures Is of Great Assistance to Chicken Raiser. hole boring a pan through as sides of IMI other because ndit ox spread individ rt of the rt i over t ! ye anda are ually large pa and that idental to at home the po keeping Is in the work iltry th fs 3 IY Sweet or skimmed milk ia good especially the yo Do not tains for poultry breeder Preserving use wooden drinking foun Wood is a germ vgs In ime has practiced for many years on a been com- The ducklings should always have access to drinking water, but swim. ming water can be omitted if desired if you allow eggs for setting to stand around for two weeks before the hen, do not blame the dealer they do not hatch Arrange before all the chickens are hatched to keep different ages sep essential to keep them off the grass in the the dew is on. After are allowed to | range feed them a little each evening | to bring them home Always have ay i It is very morning while they pile of airslaked lime and grit where they can get at it and see how eager ly they will go after it on coming | home. If any of them droop look for | Hee in the quill feathers of the wing and along the back. [I use a good fresh insect powder to dust them | when they are a week old and once a | week after that unth eight weeks old. | if the trouble is not due to lice It is probably caused by something they | have eaten and Jor this | give one half teaspoonful of salts dry, Give Fowls Free Rangs. The farm poultry utilize a great deal of the grass that grows in the | spring and after the hay harvest, and | this is a money making operation for | the farmer. Therefore the (armer | must give his fowls free range if he | is to get the greatest valug out of | ahem. ! and erippled or killed by ones. jt a brooder of chicks have thelr range for a few days, and the day they are not let out at the usual hour their ahrill cries are enough to deafen the older Green food is essential for ducklings tettuece, dandelions, or onion tops Sand should also form each day's ration tow fence; they rarely fly over a fence, though they will craw! under a very small opening. They need clean, dry straw to dleep on, There ia little danger of Indigestion among ducklings so long as the green food and the sand hold out. Band in the drinking vessel prevents tipping, and is easily gotten by the birds As the hot weather comes on you will have to be more on your guard against lice and Much things. Here is where your stitches in time count far more than any number taken Ia tar : Bal ou ‘ > Bill Burns, the former Washingtor who om fre : was recently purchased | f innati by the Detroit failed ial Philadelp! ationals, after Lo 3 y f \ Bim, is probably the sleepiest ath Ww I ho ever held down a berth in the b Bill has all boards and he is not about the tim ff SHOOZe It was because leagues others the naps, when it comes asking WCWUIATY of guspension this that Burns br Clark: lies under az€ later sold to the game uring a recent at Boston the Cincinnati twirler box going good and Burns was sent warm balls in the was four four went 10 ip. He pitched three or up to a catcher and then and fell WER sent on clubhouse asleep Brook! for Gaspar, the ’ and repeated ance, falling asleep on steps BENDER'S PLAN WAS UPSET Crack Athletic Piteter Tells How Worst Ball He Pitched Won for New York Highlanders “That only h thing will baseball ph "hief which goes to show knock the star talking against Bender he lost Russ New York ‘You know, Johnson had a bagger, and it looked as if we would he able to get him there 1 figured nalling Sweeney and Ford on strikes hen passing Wolter and getting Dan ele. That would have the Swede sticking on third “1 got the two strikes, all right F Then | gave him a ball dropped down and out. It “8 ten as you could find, hitting ground a= it thought might swing at it and miss it, or else pass it along and then # would stick a fast one across and get him “Instead of that the ball and smashed it on the fly Danny Murphy it was a sacrifice, all right, and Johnson came over, It was a cinch to get the next men. That fs what | mean. | don't say that we would have won the game, as three on eft on that rot die was a ball almost the he broke i [wee ney to be Then Sox won ny Players “Beaned™ that is Ame Hard Ma hean or not te ‘ It un Mc Can Mike DD baseball Ty Paul Eue niin coms back? : a bromide Cobb believes that Lis brother will make good is the bat Mike Mowrey murderer developing at Yor asked Old C ng takes it az a joke that waivers on him 1 1% op BAA get johnson u beginnin VOR = speed draw fines any g to back y his last Jill Dablen manages to he does alter headline although not more Ebbets play play era,’ newspaper Brooklyn Young is the Doston team than many old Chief couldn't hit Russ Ford. But the game might have been different If Eddie Sweeney hadn't poked at the worst pall | fired ull day. That's baseball for you. It is always a case of you never can tell” Stuffy pitching in the New Eng Ty Cobb whatever the offer this year President Charles Naps denies he is New Orleans club Hal Chase expects be as effective as ever, seems to ag after have be gol manufacturers Somers of interested Jim Vaughn now that he Jerry Downs has been regarded 498 a failure on first base for Columbus and is shifted back to second Jocko Halligan, the former Eastern league star, has ben appointed scout for the Buffalo team, to scout for the Cincinnati Reds Christy Mathewson appears to be making pretty good, although he is sald to have cut down his speed. Davy Jones of the Detroit Tigers has been beaned once and sent to first base three other times by being hit Most baseball trades remind one of the magnate who traded hia star for a yellow dog and then shot the dog The campaign for earlier finishes brought a 60-minute advance in start ing time for the St. Louis fans at Cardinals’ park, Gus Dundon, now utility man and pinch hitter for the Lincoln club of the Western league, but formerly of the Sox infield, is hitting around the Treatment Is Not Altogether few Expert Says It Quickens Sluggish Brains and Wits, Baseball dope, the batting averages, league standivgs, vital statistics ard the rist of the assorted, first-aid to thecurious information, now being put to practical in curing back ward minds and incorrigible students in the Newton Technical high school, ii se However, the use of baseball for the alto- for the phy ase ninds Is W. O. Krohn peycholcgy treatment of ailing , for Dr of [linols, and Kankakee baseball 101 at University sician of the he ad at scris that asylum, was used most ben was at the state In- st and he had stant Mcfler, who pitched 0 the Frank 1 1 and this with while be titution last year ston Nationals Krohn Is a firm bs baseball treatn sof as a says that it wil and feeble n their time liked, and JIMMY COLLINS IS RELEASED Jakey Atz, Second Baseman, Appoint. ed Manager of Providence East ern League Team. Collins, manager of the Eastern league team and with the Boston Americans Jimmy Providence formerly from President Crowley. Jake Atz, the Jakey Ate veteran second baseman of the Grays, was appointed to succeed Collins, Dissatisfaction with the way the team has been directed is understood to have caused the owners to make the change. 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