Farmers and Sportsmen In Harmony

The Professor Says

|Farm Relief ! Likely In 1928

Good Fellowahip and Gocd Sportsmanihip Ironing

Out Difficuhief

When the gT»pe hud? «re I stroller. In the »pri' ^ *" often »t ticked hr ..watxn J>lUtUe blue or a^ein'sh tjeeti*-* Which e»t out or entirely co"; nime thetn. When »bund»ni th*»e little beetle* nuy destroy ill th* budf on * vine tbo« gre»«ly rettrlinp the lenfln? out or »»** ocesaionally killing the plan.

Views ot U. S. Ecoooerast on itgricuhurll Problem

He*e Muck in Common

iDcrraslor hannocy and r

■— HI ■■mil IT ueri»e-™ — — • ■ ■ad eportamen ha»* b*«i outatand las feature* of ft*h and sane de-

at-flfth i

The beetl. v

lonc. of robust ahap- and r— jjju - ^ fjfck thisha tharact-nstic O' Sea-beetl-s. e-Hleb cnabU i: to Jomp * rT.slderabir distaaec

when disturbed.

(Writteo for thta paper by Robed Fuller, throush Autoeaater Sersicc.) What relief will 1«* *>rins for Ataenca’a fartoersf This ia P'fhap* the a>o*t rttal question •ho roam try fare* a» the new year under mxj.

tnjtra Nev Tear - * autecient of Preside1.1 Harry J. Burliaatoo. of Mootrak. bead of the State Board of F)*h and Gam* Co«Bini»«V>t»r' Where It the past, amnally for nany yeara. radical elements on

After feedins • fesc days fh» fetnal- l-etl*« eoounence to lay their eex* In crack* of th* bark at th* bane of th* bud*, ot In eretiee* or in the eastty eatea out of the bud by the beetle, or aouetUM* on the foliaje The iese* are a loni:. oral shape, ewi fortieth Inch lone, and of a dark *: rast-yelloa color. The ‘KJ hatch just as the youtt* I*ar«

csre hat cotmTT met rantr. im-iET n i««-

Ocean City

ihroutth attain and

belle re they will * ’

It oser the presidential^ veto. If

recess*, y *W« time But opponents of the McNary-Hat«*« bill are Joat as bitter n^alwrt It *a

bitter asalnat 1

establishment of a Farm Board made up of able men "ho anderstand the pnM— of .UKric^. tore, has been pmpooed This Fhrm Bon'd would fun^tkoe pritnanly to aid tn minimlkln* prtr* fluc'uatlons dneto unprer,Mabl* surpluses, and to adjust produe tion to market Aetnand In addition. the hoard would Ldp the

nraanlaatioo of Mtrieul

p in erery way

, intern» being taken ir. the problem of agricultural relief. H seym* likely that l*t« will •*« Cot.cress "doing nr

thing for the farmer."

Pension Fund Is Organized

tntemtf seekinc! TV larva/ feed

Is^er* o. bo “ coridale'laartnM of tV leaf, eating

0 entente ton.ai .hrrMirh th

the upper

tnmlnr out anv di,n ^ 1 '‘” week*. The young larrae are a

n “ T ‘ rt, * • rery dark brown, but -ben

grown they are or.e-thlrf inch long and a dark yellowish-brown.

1*20 But

, ^ .(txx this doe* not

in firmer* have done i.U or that agi.culture Is back a: tae pre-war level of proaperity. Bat takiBg the country aa a whole. Mr. Graung aay». It to utr to record 1 >27 as a year ot mod-rate general improvement. • All toM. 1*27 atartto out aa one of remarkably well balanced production." Mr. Genung cot,dude*. There were neither acute shortage* of any Important crop*, nor were there any undue eurplu<-> such aa bore down the

market for cotton a year ago.. . The feed grain* were abundant I by the voter* at the teat and hay a record crop, the great j has been organised

Fund Win Be Headed By

Mayor Champion

The pension land I

H'.ving Interest*

both will profit by continued T »,,o-i*n-oro-B. arn^SfSJySW marked by regi.Ur row. of blackttness between agrtcultBra! uid. a email liatr.^ ^ ^ . . t ,^i «n a *hi.b.. sssi’" Tsr ; '^csruzz i^s.ISvX.'TTS^ 2“«T?S» £

tt is pointed out the farmers in tarn benefit In virion* tray*, one of the most Important ot which 1*! wu - the vitality important protection that the Plah and Game CommU-

, mrT ^ , . Control—Where vineyard* are. ^nTuvoT regularly sprayed «ith aroenlcal. me inaecuvo. f . ^ , rrai hi,-

sets' repredations

p the

An Observation On Winter Moult

Tendency of Early Hatched Pullet* a Drawback

The tendency of early hatched pullets to go through a moult In the fall has always been more or lew of a drawback to their use. and various method* bate

are very easily destroyed

foil.'- In neglected vineyards lb beetle* often become very abundant and may be quite de-

structive In such localities.

In a email vineyard or on a few vine* the beetle? may be collected In the early morning when they are sluggish, or may be Jarred to canvas-covered frame* kept saturated with kerosene placed beneath the vines.

(We know of at least one vineyard in Cape May County which waa seriously damaged by this insect last year.)

to overcome this weakness An Interesting observatlou on this point was made at the College Farm this fall on four pen* of March hatched pullets (hat were being fed ration* with 10. 12. 14 and II per cent, protein, respectively. The bird* In the pea receivng the high protein ration had come into production much earlier than the others and bad produced many more eggs, particularly when compared mth the bird* receiving the low protein ration, yet ail four pens broke into a fall or pullet moult at the same time. The degree ot intensity of the moult was in direct proportion to the amount of protein in the ration, but this may have been due to the fact that the bird* receiving the high protein ration had laid so many more eggs. Regardless of the cause of the difference In the intensity of the moult, it is of value to observe that the holding back of egg production, as In the low protein pen. did not

prevent moult.

DOINGS OF

YOv'R NEIGHBORS

crop* like wheat ana cocton yielded flirty Well, yet not so overwhelmingly at to ruin tbeir price*. while the llveatock Industrie* have come through In profitable fashion and with their position a wrong one for the

immediate futore."

But good crop* and fair price* during 1*27 have In no •ctuc disposed of the farm problem So long a* we take ooe-thtrd of farm receipt*, leas other eapense*. for taxes, and so long as out of every dollar the consumer pay* for farm product* the farmer roust pay »l«y-«U cent* to get them to him. there will be a farm problem." Senator William E Borah, of Idaho, point* out. "And so long a* proposed remedies deal with neither on* of these problem*, there will be little relief." add* Senator Borah. "No industry m the world can stand up under such economic creeping paralysto. Good crops and fair prices may aasist In paying back Uvea and reducing tbi mortgage, but they will not under such circumstance* give perma-

nent relief."

t’ongress will grapple with th* farm problem again this year, and the fanners once more are being assured that "Congrea* I* going to do something for the I farmer." Legislative leaders are agreed that something must be done to bring about agricultural relief, but they differ on the

method of solution

Supporter* of the McKaryllaugen blM. pamed last year only to be vetoed by President

■■ are working hard

tampion a* president. The officers are Couimtoaloaer R Edwards. Police Chief Howard Johnson. Deputy Fire Chief Irvin Johnson and Orville Adams. The pension fund became effective on January 1. Samoel Carhart. of the fire department and S. B. Thppy- Scull, of the police department are the only members who are eligible for praslon

at this time.

According to tows governing the

man nnst serve

with the city and ne at i years of age before be to lor pension The option o

least 20 years

U physically able to rooUnoe his duties re- - i with th* board.

( oaMaT Re

Fire Loss $930,4801

sr- ws?ss?sand Afcbury A»enn«- Th* **d* ot I

. ye •

S i DIR

ECTORY

Estimate* of Big gmtion Shrinkt To $886,525

Was Most Disastrous Yei

Conver In his

The I>27 fire lew* in Ocean aty WS* fixed at *>:•.« s« *>

Fire Chief 8.

annual report. T doubt will create t was generally tvlieved the total has In the bU conflagration alone would total well over a million dollar*. In hto report the loa* at tbi* conflagration waa placed at ISSC.USkeae figure* Chief Coover nd r* nvesented the calcol*i of t-e vppratoers at lb* Are

praised the kaa at

com panic* who ap kaa of th* uninsured

Including ni or damage to buildings by spark, which escap'd general attention at the time of the big Are Next to the mg conflagration th* gratewt individual Ran oc-

0. C. Post Office To Be Enlarged

Fire Place Equipment

«rt UKV QfAKST TOJL SPARK GCA ROB. FIWX SETS AMO AKWRONS

SIX Ml- and GAMUn RTATIO* sear anmem •** rcirw-

OV BU* MAR

ISAAC FAGAN

Interval a* R to oae of the oMeat hut Id legs ir V* rnaort. U *** . r%. •

VT S, Walter L. Rig&n

Mod/n. Plrnnber wd

“4.“^ -u. F>.trx^n b* enlarged to give th* pootmea fairbnnk. Atoraa and Co A.twa» greater facilittoa In handling th. | A2 W ferl •dffrti

tea day* ago. which suffered damage estimated at I1S.PP*. The number of calls last year to which the firemen responded was 127 local call* and flv* out ' with 1«I the

rkm year I

calls at the pre:counted for hr

drimney Are* caused by the use of soft coal sod nubatUntes during the coal

strike.

The 1 >2* low was Mt.m. the major portion of this was enaw’d the Island «aragt was

t by f

Hodgson: "I don't know whether It wa« your wife or not. I don't know her very well " Coombs: "Did she have a dree** - Hodgson "1 didn't notice the

Coombs: Then It

Until this year Ocean City -wi extremely fortunate la regards to fire ’oaten Its Are ions .n Itlt was Is.fiie. the small**’ la the state lor a city of Its stoe. The Ion* in 1924 wa* II.4P4: 1122. *12.300: IflZS. *11.200 1>21. *2(.1SS. The big has In 1121 was when a number of apartment* on the boardwalk near Tbl.-d Street were denttuyed. The firemen spent a very active day on Tuesday when three alarms were answered, hut the lire* were all of minor nature

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la Mo

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WM BISLOP. Prap.

sell yon ■

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Soph as -Zat not Look at me? Ain't 1 got a whole st lrt on my hack* Brownie: Look again Half of yoor shirt to in the frort!

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General Agent of Deeds Continental Casualty Co. DANIEL A. CHEW REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE PORT NORRIS NEW JERSEY

(Continued from Page S) have cost w.-veiriy-flte cent* per pound* for their pork. No. they; are not growing any pig* (hto. year.

Battery or Tire Trouble? See H. F. OGDEN

FOR HONEST. CAPABLE

killer ran An EEDE FITTE1XF3

25 S. Pearl Stroet P—J—ai | onagtttm, n. J.

Frank Convu:. Rio Grand-: dairyman, recently conetructed a I n-w implement shed. Mr. Corson evidently figure? that a shed for protecting expensive farm ma cblnery wiH pay (or Itaelf. by prrvinling the nirtlng. rotting and the general depreciation which machine:)- undergoes when exposed to the cleinentx.

Madge: If you think Jack wan's to marry you for jour money.!

why don't you teat him*

Man-: Well, there* an nb-i Jection to that You see, 1 might 1 find nut that be does, and »h«C 1 really want to find out to that

he doesn't.

Can a man farm a good sianl i place with a small tractor—no horses? Possibly there an people who would *ay "yes." and other* who would eay "no." enrh giving various and sundry reason* to support their argument, nevortheiew- R. p. Hixon. ol n-nr Cape May Court House, has been accomplishing Just that lor several years. W* don't know i the exact number ot acres which j Mr. Hixon farms but It must be

at least fifteen or over.

On next week'* Farm Page we plan to include excerpts from an a-.:';e*« deliver*d before th- Cape May County Agricultural Society, a* puhli-hed In an old Cape May County paper of 18(0

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