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Mr. and In. Dobbins and family -ded I Wt "all It Arliug- ton Beighu hunky owning. John Pahtman visited at the Bar- bara- bom Sunday musing. Miss Kampcn and Ruth "use - spent Tuesday evening a: the home of Ed. Mm. Roy Koch and [in Luau: Weid- - atterd.d the dam a the Lilly Pun Saturday evening. 1713;»an boys and (iris iiritad a the Cook girls' home Sat- udny demons. Mr And In. David Schwdsow. In. Chm Wehnnberg Ind Mr. and In. Funk Sam: and Mar angel, spent Sunday " the Base- mm; home. There "I n surprise party a the but of Mr. md In. Prank Bauer My evening. "at. we gum-um pie-ant. They want the clan - 3mm. Franklin "Mi Hm, Vii-gird; Wain-en- hug and H" San" spent Sun- madam" WM Miner, M8 on?" an the - Mm- mm" In. all list Luann: Wei-9" "eAv.dthehigt-taeme. gasmtsan,mrtttrtandEltrter Baa-nat yen mama-Den Tun-durum - w. Margie-tt Kam- ,utndR-th Wu visited at Wilewyeveninz. -rtosheta. "alumni-pp. icauiJgatuertueel Fid"iiiiht-tuires"1" 'eiitreRfrNrrarent. -- i""iiTaGuetteeettet - HI by m a! tmttt" FiitGuGmtratuiro'r. £1...- m In. In! a- s. mum". 221fedrt"d',,vet?, ieegyttgt'tetrc'"g't mien- "orredthrqr.. 'q-tner-dd-hte, "In. in in: hed" tgr.-ra.EUKr-tdfnars- 'tgMttegttgttt,rt" turs-t rho-Sunday. 'at.aors.go.ertoreuter.u mmmumw mathematic- Klein-mitt hmmmmnnm AND .4 Ethel [cider amt Son- hit-LN." n... what in spam-c It the '5 In It: and Bound lin- In dunes Storm in It the w cl her mother who recently - to Waukopn. on mount of "WI": - Th M m [anin and Helen "an M Sums); " the In" Potts home. sit Pet-lav in the proud our" " I "I. of bay flee-peer-old cola. a. "th tod Emma Tin"! Pitt Ridge Wtdtwlday " V [non and non Prank wen i the Georg? Thatcher M (In Mr. Mr I h their Sunk, Steamer. Jttt'i. legion amt Sunday - "tth the Dimowl Luke - d it". - M " the Potts boat M Ind enjoyed the afternoon .IIIII'I. Humid Tm MattorsatthethorgeTtiateher my. .-Thatetterandfamfirnrete 1t=t,'2tAh'e,g/get""'" ' torterethetitttsarte. . haunt-mun" .. autumn... 2tdtt - In ready far mum 101"} 680V! ML ARCHER SCHOOI Mend-QM Ifth grade an has" 01 {or my. drum wid- cum-enact. I , * Moots i Jottn M" w» u Mag- I 091m I school Monday. '. __,,' 2etget,' visited school Wed- .. n I "'11.. We vwre very glad 7.11:5 will get an Devon. Thunder the Potts has Y Johnnie Hugh spent Sunday with ihia punt: Mr .llld In. J. Hugie. 1 The Royal Neighbors surprised ' Mr. "all. at his home Sammy eve- FFsrl' an matted . one time. Sixty- isis and bum were payed. . Alice WM spent Sunday gwmxhtrpmu Kind Mrs. o. L i Roehnbnd. to "eaeatiitr. w. we have Eiiaa their work for this m. Braid. Le lagdeleinc, Jennie': can we Wilma "tench werel perfect in awning the entire \wek' Algae pupils enjoyed 'l'nursdayi afte oon in the woods picking thmers. I Seven of the seventh grade pupils enjoyed the day, May 6th, " Deer- field-Shields high school. School do." lay lust. We are planning In entertainment to be given the evening of the Mat. - The Progresaive.Club meets at the home of In. Fred Beekman Wed- nesday. Kay 10. The WI: Club wu enter- Iained lanky, Mar 8, by the Evans- ton Country Club. had: was served at 1 cunt. not. present from Fox [Ah m In. J. Inning. Hum It! In. W. K. amph'n. In. H. A. Win-h and family spent a" with relatives at Gm sud his Gaul. - -iirr. T. A. m at the school but PM, for the mun! elec- tknd - 7 ---- "iii-H "in an Illinois hotel to n m puny. Consideration "F. 3......" "Wm an: to . Chien (0 5'9"," _ _ . __ an; mums-3'". q. - 1teeq W, Britten. "hi." - Bea houn- "elm- dor"iirt-etua. mmnulo'hpyvmk'int i5riraiiGi Club can, t bm Madman-lbw!!!" muhvmggpy. AM -irsajiua 'Tdi'c'uhhon du- nan uni-m art-hi-tret we» net an". m.e--wm, n i- -ftkbratrteditusetytastd tdi-ia-sr-ttith-te my -trv,ttti4ere" "In! I . tuek'fueth.tnrrrNk, mun-mam..." Mal-Whaling." - m fA"g1Ni'4'rifrd,1 mauumm-mm awn-WMJj dhet,tt_tto.'rte"e.Y oti-uartiaaemtutrB.ferMY' hum-mam"! "than! comm. Input! milk In. "mu-madman. "dwdwm. "at%tfirmmtddirttttteru,V t-ttmmt,tasi-reaioets-thtf- tit.dt_'n-iY'isof-eh mumtoaronunpop; nlation that the Illinois Wt ofPtittstiem.tttthaatamteHdn drive. the ultimate object of which 'h to prevent the nate of milk whieh "aWihiru-uxroeunrftsr hmOIIOFWY-'_ I". I. I nu: lv-rvu-vu; w.\. v...- 5.4 milk from tuberculin iaiiy buds, -teurfsntiort, and {mun-M Hmpttiom Ind mm. have Be- :eompmhed splendid mum. Sumner 'ettiee in the dairy regions when [the milk is My" have also linen protected in me dam, but gm mods my " my time bring "trout vii-Mm: "IND. Only I"- . Quay employees of . condemn" j?ii.i:'i, nu milk, on will": of t typhoid fever being the "It. Haifa authorities noon located the I - of (hetmuhle "(Minam- . ie m checked. Even an" " "ts-rt-n-ttate-er"- um: " evidenced by the m of r tho Armour child recently in CH. r up. add to be due to mm through a tqrtitbed milk. A do: not new " to an tund- udnof ttafetrrettrrthe department. The larger cities of the country no. u n rule mason-Hy safe. Gem: The 00th of Public - u "an: a model mm was. and will um its prompt m by tho gttr councils Ind villus M a! m inn-inane the M Oil-non have shady - a! in "II cities and villa-u. -dueem mornin- the - Minimum-lid.- thtttthetrpmduetn. F "h-due-sr-ttsetter-. - M Ida clean milk and - WILMOT SCHOOI and eighth srtu)e 068001 reading _ " The - "35 more dolly: save not! it nor-rho It is any to W. Bordeaux Mixture will do . lot w giving you a hem We. cm Go to your local dealer. m witl give you directions as to home to In. and the kinds. Hundreds of dollars can be and in your community by making a" of the spay materials M' no any to obtain u most any supply lion. - Yes, it is - that folks will get enthused over planing Memorial M, and actually do a lot of Mn. labs are {unkind fallen heroes. Yet how often so than "than neglected. On the beautiful Roosevelt Road hundreds of and: trees were planted but in" had to can whatever. It is u crime to do nll this work and then m the tree. Tao earth should be gala- vated and when a tree is dinurbid it should be straightened. Do this about your on trees. Go but and visit them. Shake hands with them and give them meat and drink. They win mile but as does a child. Bus Bu: Yes, every one is busy cultivating the newly planted areas and shrubs. The men Ind boys " being aided this spring by the housewife, ad "an grandmother. is busy. all help- " to uk- the "Men. The limbs in being manned for the growth wttiegti/ioutGe.Theiawaistteirttr than! edges trimmed and it would 3cm that each {any is eompqting with neighbors in u: endeavor to cm . more pleasant home. How 2.1;."63 -to -titeae tries. They are in» infants crying with hunger. They and your "tentiey.fiye than the poor and and in a. family life when no activity and: as this mints. America is awake and will be the moat beautiful country in the world. Nor in this all, America will he the humid country in its world. Get the habit of growing thing! and gloom will disappear. .Sweet, and". delicious, and full ofnvuriatur-t. Every M mud plmtpeumdodntw "Thymus! " - iiunroAiastiteeardefter tsrsiustott-tP?tttutet1r than when madman-tin. FGetttitar.etyftttteePt- he, i-ti-he" a! W a v" no at! " - M-M'd be , tthet diam-bu "at" liter WWW-bola" aegtaatWemfhnrtdire.rtr Whats. -ser--U Pan's an the tmitttrtdertsvmrtohMt - Tnhmh-hmdwm Lttvamsttt-.rimramri11 ttttttteb-tmittee-Fr" "hum nwm do" .0 up leaves. the skull and interns "Maths. The M1lHilliMiulil NUMBERS!!! WefiTareG-aFt 'm1.t'iiiiii,hi?,5fitay'ra" mmmmm "MW" Quad- .1 Am " o-tPo-red' the H Hod Gi-.-ta. Us. M of)-!., MoPLANT -aiGr, but "It! In. Ind do it not. How named after our worm in Both. Bulgnrta, May 9.--A threat to blow up the Amman lemma!) hen unless the United sums brlm about the menu ot Snow um Valium. .mnununlsn "do: cunucuon tor mur- der In Ila-chums. bu been re- celved u: the location. The mm! h-conlulned In an aru- do In a eund-ttnelir published In- 'mhm, new... mulch, Incued In I "a mm. In sent to the Amul- cnn muster. (nudes s. Wilson. REDS TMEATEN YANKS Communists Dom-nu nuuu of - and Vannttl. Com/mud of Murder in "menu"... u. a. t.oArtittt AT sown I. m "NIL. ' on larch 11. The building la being waxed any and night by special om "The nomad bomb will not an." the nude an, referring to the explosion of an Internal machine " the leg-non Jul». Man Wound. Woman and One of Her "Mum and Thou Pun Pun mum in Hm H0101 Chm-go. May 9.--A man and woman In mttrertng from bullet woundI and I Iecond met: [I ueuri--ttlt VlctlmI of I "triangle" dispute which reached its cllmu In I Ihootlmz at the hue, in. tent-colon bf En! F"orty-serenth Itreet and Cululuel avenue "hue dozen of venom looked on. The dead mIn II Millard Allen. thirty yen" old. 7001 Union Ivenue, who um! I bullet Into NI heart mttee. Ihontlng Mn. IIIrlon White, twenty-eight yen-I old. and Allen G. Bright. 4735 Calumet avenue. whom he found together. Neither of the wounded are l' In -trtotm eotttti- don. According to the not, told the pollen. the Ibo-mu "emit-emit of & maximum begun ln KlnneIpoIIII. SHOOTS TWO; ENDS OWN LIFE Ole-go. May 9.--The 8::an on ©tm-ofrndiotnannoqtncedaoo.. m hem-el- the we." gum-amine "mama 0086mm. "hunt-awh- -.tmde-ttte81tseutr08termr- m. momma-ammd mndlrd on Announce-Duct Follow- "Huh-Mutual... GASAUP ONE CENT A GALLON mmmuwm - I.) knit. 'tMt' at- tne_-eetttr_r- Coachme- Ame-mu.) amt-which an" and 'lUU'llNtUL%'r,','l, tum (wkm; roo.te m N Myron-n .1. m PoraTotrl.-P.r I. D... -9.rtx. In" with, an: s; - "on. OIIONHm' it - . CAI-rm - m: - tgttr., an l.*.; - nun. " ' an I"; m an a; a: "I; phi b It?tt mu; m l to a... so... 'e. ; can g "595:?" fPrfer, " - - Win In! - xrtrqtst-a.qet punt; a"... In In: -wub a Smut." m HA! I no", My. "0; It I "I and. um: lo. I . "I; I "I is" mug-ma. 2Mtd.. "It." - 'II-" OI. No, I dour. 'MJ; e.5tei'd.etrdyg,eatergt w: horseman-uh."- m;mumw;O-9m iid tttist an. ml!' .91 '1!ch uni-:73" - LNG-06"" M 5M mnnu. "sch." 1mm; awn-.- Human-Apmchah'Wm m;uncn. m;m- iiiWii . d: - _ LIV! POULTRY-WI. pt. you]; 'crcoie WI" fund-n." "V e In: «an; ii"a'r"u"6irfiiiiib, I" b any map. l-"1_ -_--ie-, m__ .3}:um.'¢t w- w,..... 'tyi),'?"? a"a"l'dtul'ir'. 1an" "'"bbumm - Tete - an. Fm "with "all" New. Gaia "but, bl h Gala. PM In. -- one», u, . I! 1 NE IARKET S V in": wt imit- tet? M at Mk 3: my!" SOY BEANS NEED Vulcan for this dining must mature in 100 to 116 days. Anything later than that is pretty sure to get. nipped with I frost unless it is harvested before it is mature enough to hive its maximum food value. Soy beans will not be a succes- iff they have to compete with I good stand of weeds. The secret lg to pe- 1 plan the seed bed sometime Morel planting date and give fmquentl cultivations with the burrow no III to kill the snail] weeds that have just sprouted. Two or three times} over at mien-ls I mm. mm willdoeboutumuchgoodinweedl control es cultivation that the! been: are plums) In "thief it nake- . firm and welt pulverleedl need bed which is very enendel to a good been crop. I They need every help they can get to encourage npid growth to devel- op and mum . seed mp before an unexpected early frost. SECOND SPRAY FOR CHERRIES The next spray for cherries is ap- plied mainly to control the eureulio. This insect leaves winter quanta that the time the trees blown: and feeds on the newly formed fruit. They also deposit a": on the (men fruit. These hatch into grub- lihe pinkish white worms, that at into the cherries and plum main: may of them to drop to the mind. Thy hibernate wider the tree- during the winter hiding them-elm in leaves and hub. _ A cultivated orchard kept has 1mm wood: and undergrowth of all kinaismaehIeturapttobeinfestod with the annulio. The mat may to control this peat should be wplied Boon after th- unk full and minin ten dun or two weeks. Use four pounds of dry line sulphur lad one pound of mt: ofteadtoiitttrammaofmmter. THIS YEAR'S WOOL POOL Order- for sixteen hundred and: to bundle the 198 wool pool has I'M but: received by the Illinoia Amman! Association. It in ple- dietedthntthia+ poolwillbe on. ofthe "no: himrolgLLA. LAKE com" FARM itittIijttf GOOD SEED BED EDITED BY C. E. WINK County Fun Adviser. , be! ReeorxisotttaittsiirttuNPi theleoqntseArt-tin-oeiatio- . Iiii'eGirCiii'iGiriiiii'ii to a. [LAKE COUNTY COW YBtrrtNG ASSOCIATION REPORT FOR I MONTH oe APRIL i A reduction has been made In new :viee charges IA] the experience of ithe past two years. when the pool had to combat whorl: market Buetuations, lends the l. A. A. to predict that the 1922 pool will be more successful than the pools of either' of the past two mu. The high cow for the month in I pure bred, three you old Jersey, owned by Thornbury Pam. She pro dueod 1889 pounds of milk testing " per cent masking 80.5 pounds of buturtat. The following is , list of the In high holds for the month: punter 'r"r lined _ No. Co!" Lbs. nut "I. Flt E. F. Clark P. am. 7 1303 _ 48.9 C. H. Morse G. ,6. 6 787 N 37.7 A. S. Benson . P. B. H. " 1029 86.8 Fred Belarus G. G. 12 817 M.8 W. I. Woodin G. H. & Native 10 1007 85.2 Three hundred eighty-two cows were but! during the month math; an average of 799 pounds of milk each. " I feed can. of 88.82. The milk, " the Chicago price In. worth 818.59, whieh leaves the farmer ".77 ta I")! for the labor And other avenue of taping the cow. Twenty states are now pooling wool under plans simllnr to tha; folo lowed in Illinois. FEEDING GRAIN TO It is a good practice to feed high producing cows noun min to up- plenum good pasture. Cow: pro- ducing small quantities 6f milk will When cows are Amt turned on nature in (me in under and one: he I decided laxatives effect upon the to". This condition any be checked to e certain degree by add- ing cotton wed nod to the ration. M Wink, if asy, grain while the [natures an good. The mum of protein in the (nu " this page in nhtively high irtd-grainmtitmemstteNtU Three parts of ground corn or ur. ley, 1nd one part of oata fed a the rateofooepoundof minnow four or five pounds of milk pro- duced will be laid-cur}. but: on when the blue gnu is landed out and timothy mm In non an- ture, the gain ration should eon- ma some high protein bdrm-o- hufMonepcnofeothonnodud, oil meal, or gluten my be m n the above ntion. COWS _ ON PASTURE 14 1029 12 817 10 1007 ROBERT P. HAY, Tester, . n his been observed that cow: which havi been fed grain to sup- !plemenz pasture seem to produce I better during the following laeutior, lperiod than do cows which have not had min. -- _ summer. During June, six herds, or 92 cows, were jetting pasture, silage or hay, but no grain. The average cost of feed per cow was $4.82, and the net return: $9.06 per cow. Twelve hank, or 223 cows, were get- ting nature, ailage or hay, and grain fed according to production. The average cost of Ned per cow was 89.12 and the average net re- turns $13.83. Considering the nrt re- turns from the" groups. it ia evident that the ma getting silage or hay and a balanced ration, fed "eorQw to production, were returning the largest net peoht over feed. organised may Ind mm by the eon-unity nuns. It. "an, in he: one. in the can! has In proving both imam-ting and bere'Seiht and the student- no emu-mac over the com-u. both he- - of its tirestintt {estates and its tteoeSu. The Jemeytrille Democrat n- marks: "lore M sixty an en- rolled in the than in hygiene and home an of the sick. Thad _ A unitary auxin." of the Mrtte Wt of Public Health has impacted the public water supply " tttamid. The supply is accord {In I well Ind than gone em- tuninndon. Investigation .1. bo. " - to Maniac the some: of