The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 20, 1911, Page 6

ee ee Oe eel “of the ailments that attack chick THE STAR—MONDA Y, MARCH 1911, STORY OF THE WORLD’S BIGGEST DAM" Roosevelt Dam, Just Dedicated, Wi Supply Water to 200,000 Acres of Land—Cost $9,000,000 and Has Been Over Seven Years in Bulid ing—Engineer in Charge Tells! How It Was Done—Has Increased | the Value of Land Four to Twenty Fold | eee eeeeeee eee ane * * ® What Folk Can w in * * the Salt River Valley * * * * c * * T * * cot t ix * * w * * nia * * wt y i t* # the f * #® Suga * * be € he * ® for ha . & All { * wo es in " * * ve alfa ® * * * and 7 & Olives * * Dates. * * * SERRE ER RRR RRR Ee BY FRANK HARRIS BLIGHTON PHENIX, Ariz, March The Roosevelt dam gation system Just finished the greatest work of the kind eve tertaken in the New World. It cost $9,000,000 and Seven and a half years of time te build it. Througt » than & miles of yw to mor es of land, value four to tw 1 went to th r whose guidance this task has been compl d him te tion chief « of engineering. me in Phenix office miles, as. the crow Mies recelve Tt ts thence to} the Roosevelt dam. miles by the Toad, but it was but half a bloc from the office to a ditch brimming with water from the dam. A block away were running street cars driv. | Ht has been said that 90 per cent ens are directly due to either the carelessness or ignorance of the at-| tendant, especially where fowls are | Confined in close quarters | There are many causes for the diseases of fowls, among which &re: Too close inbreeding (no new, outside stock introduced into the} flock), impairing the stamina and Vitality of the fowls; the presence of filth in or around the poultry house; stagnant and filthy drink ing water; improper ventilation; direct drafts in the roosting house; allowing access to decaying vegeta tion or flesh; lack of good, sharp Brit; and lice. ‘The worst disease is undoubtedly | roup. The first symptoms are sneez fgg and a slight running at the Rostrils, the appetite fails, the comb begins to turn black, and un-| less relieved the chicken dies in a few days. It is contagious to the Fest of the flock, so separate them Bt once. Excellent remedies are om the market. A few drops of| tincture of muriate of iron and a| Small piece of gum camphor in the drinking water will cure any the very severe cases. A chicken that gets a very severe case might as well be killed; its earsass should be burned Next to roup, cholera is most to be dreaded. The symptoms are eeennees and a diarrh the “FULTON TO. ANSWER Within ten days Walter 8. Fulton Washington | the waterways, will) the complaint of E. L. » F. G. Frink and 20 inter venors, who seek to annul the $1,750,000 bonds. Fulton will allege that since the bonds covered one great harbor plan, it was proper to Include them ali in one proposition whea voted on. Converted by Taft A letter from President Taft, read by Mayor Dilling at the Lincoin temperance service in the Temple Baptist church yesterda’, caused 100 people to sign the tem perance pledge In his letter Taft said that “the excessive use of intoxicating liquor fg the cause of a great deal of| the poverty, degradation and crime of the world HITS CARD PARTIES. “Can woman live spiritually on ard parties and club life?” Rev. L. K. Richardson answered this at Mount Baker Presbyterian church yesterday. “Not any more than a Man can live on ice cream cones, chocolate cake and fudge,” he said. SUES THE LINCOLN. When Daisy Roberta Wing fin. ished her Lincoln hotel dinner on December 10, 1910, she discovered that she was minus a valuable set of furs. She is suing for $200. She Says she entrusted the furs to a hotel employe. BUILD SNOW SHEDS. The Great Northern will begin within the next three weeks the first work on its reinforced con crete snow sheds in the Cascades, involving an expense of $1,000,000. The walls will catch and hold any quantity of snow or earth, TAKE LONG WALK. One hundred and twenty-two wo men took part in a walk yesterday afternoon from Fauntleroy Park to| The | Lake Burien and South Park next and last walk will be on April 2 from Redondo to Tacoma. FORESTERS TO MEET. (By United Press.) SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March ‘Uncle Sam's foresters will hold & conference here during the week, when many, important topics will be discussed, “Plans Progressing. The municipal plans commission has informed Mayor Dilling of the Small worm the windpipe: them gape a them ways to trea’ place the chi over with cl alr-slaked Labor tion cars, champa, floral arches City” tn big lots of pleasa Or it may C, Smith, wh Seattle be re vention, and job, ‘So I beat Smith got an empty box “bumpers.” ahead by “sh: man where offered at a how, he got longshoremen ‘I got ¢ Falis, Mont., had to go to make our union The Baptist Sund Chinese relie | prove in a day or two kill and burn. ! Keep them separate until weil. to death lime the chicks sneeze, Delegate to the national conven-; This means, It didn’t happen that way for F.| to attend the longshoremen’s con | vention at New York ‘The union was broke,” said] Smith yesterday. “We had been| locked out for two years by the shippers. It was important that and I had just $108 | rode on top, sometimes underneath on the brakebeams; there and came back nough to get back. |one month after I started, I reached } | here and reported the convention to collection at amounting to $11, Be regular in the matter of feed ling. Don't keep a flock on a single-| ns sometimes lodge in| grain diet. Don't allow manure to * of chicks, making|collect. Clean up daily, Before nd in time choke|/buy new stock be ure they are One of the best|well. Introduce new blood elther t fapeworms is to) by stock or eggs every year or two. ick§ in a box covered| In Tuesday's Star the writer will vesecloth and dust/travel the route from the nest and through to make|poultry house to the table and and thus expel market Delegate “Beats” His Way to New York Session sometimes, private wne, cigars, banquets with “Welcome to Ou electric letters, and nt things like that. | not. | 0 was chosen last fall | presented at the con- I was appointed to the my way.” there, Sometimes he sometimes in| cas, sometimes on the In some places he got | ipping out” as a work was some work distant point. Any there, told the other nh about the fight here F.C. SMITH, TROOPS 10 HAWAI (By United Press.) SAN FRANCISCO, March 20. On their way to strengthen the gar- rison in Hawaii, two battalions of the Second Infantry will sail tomor- row on the transport Crook for Honolulu. A number of recruits from New York points will go with the Second regiment to fill out the 20th regiment, now at Hawaii, ‘ar stranded in Great} laughs Smith, “and work in the smelter to Then, “the Dunlap| Omak—Grover Baggot, 19, while school yesterday, | digging up @ buried culvert for the was given to the! county, was caught in a slide and lay Btroppe Remember sharps Both Meehan of order has guinea. xyoune details it has worked out for Se- attle’ osed civic center. The ready al BARGAINS MECHAN’S QUICK-SHARPENING RAZOR STROPPER aw away your on makes y oul Une for a satiatactory shave. It will pay you to visit our new store, be- cause -it is chock full of purse-saving bar- ef fund, suffocated ey every time safety rasor away your make rignt hand and B Inst you ten. y Spinning’s Bargain Store “ye Loule C. Hill, Supervising Engineer. | paved $600,000. We Installed our| aor MOORETHEATRE ‘The Ladies’ Musical Club Presents ALESSANDRO BONCI RE YOU Mktg ? WASHINGTON, D.C Out of the Mareh 20 mental post Wash THIS REPAIR P a i. ‘Made Sharper ha New we ODELL * yeni Fe et i a i a EP é own power houses, We redug old] by power generated at the dam. a chapter from “The Swiss Family canals and put in many tons of re] le Se dos incandescents over Mr. Robinson.” inforced concrete work. We qua Attention. sk were lighted by current We bullt our own roads,” said ried our own sto We sewed our ms d by water from the dam. he, “126 of them. We Installed our own e even burned oF ineer's story sounded like ‘own mill to make cement, and thus own PIPER & TAFT Third and Marion BANKER MISSING |— HUNTER MFG. CO RAISE CHICKE. pny 0 ts nee oe PORTLA » OF, Mafch 20.—F. 5—THEIR AILMENTS AND CURES N. Myors, president of the Moung Bos Seott bank, and secretary of 't a pm Ttalian- America: bank, fo whom - w Camer |the police have been searching for Phone—Mal | days on a warrant reing + ont angie ll West Side Plumbing & Heating Co ; was r } or *, Gee ¥ am and I AT GIRLS MEET fair pbers of ta! Gamma soror id their ¢ come e —_ ETE AAO ——. | annua nion and banquet Satur-| jexcrement bei pish {the worma. Don't overdo this. A|day ever at the Washington ellow color. Cholera ix highly |good way to prevent gapeworme is| Mrs. Howard A, Hanson was toast; contagious with a} to sprinkle airslacked lime in house | mixtross | warm ats, wheat} and run. at jbran and middlings, with « little} Dysentery is caused by ove AMUSEMENTS Fig and Bar Work built jflour mixed in. Mix with scald | heating, chilling and improper feed- | — arr Solan pam mAnene ing hot water and season with a/ing. Feed sparingly for a few days, | ——.. a ie sit nai Ge, witli’ cae’ "G all, and they will 'M OORETH EATR E | rivet Avenue south and Jerkean sreet jter of a pound each of powdered | usually recover Tenient 7 Matinee Wedne Ser perren Look perrem. sulphur, copperas, capsicum and} Limberneck in caused by fowls Gane Bodine Peinnk cregiaama, alum, mix thoroughly and add aljeating decaying animal or vege The Musica! ody Triumph it plete, in tablespoonful for each dozen chick |table matter, which is allve with “THE ARCADIAN® . ens afflicted to the mash three| worms or maggets. A few drops of oe, The, 1, $1.50, and ($2. SO times a day. 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Many ened the member t. “Home Rule for lreland” te & OgaAD DOCS AT WENATCHE The Wenatchee Commerelal élub ban wade arrangements to en tain Washington —osteopa April 1 Busy Little Fat Man Feeds 20,000 Without Warning —“Easy,” Says He BAD \ I¢ « wan ¢ chief BY WILSON BURKE ANTO Texas, March ttle man ler thar not one word as to what was to do; the regulations bad provided tha forehand There is no eve in feeding the men, or In getting | g00d food for them,” he says The quality, quantity and kind of food to be furnished has been mapped out long in. advance under the regulations. A certain amount of coffee, bacon, fresh RECT O} 1s YOUR AD # | | ny RUNS EVERY MONDAY, KE? et Us Dye for You IND. 4267 SUIT CLUB, $1.50 PER MONTH| Berlin Dye Works 2215 First Ave. 1329 Fourth Av, atches or ar—Agents i TNE ATRWART ELECTRIC COMPANY Tet., Ind. 3618 e Kewound Kepairs, Wiring COME AND SEE _ - The Most Comfortable RECLINING CHAIR Ever Made. Built by F. 8. 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