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TAKE Off THE IN" THE TEETH OF GALE

Midnight Rescue by the Ft. Niagara Life Savers

The, steel tug Donald Mac of P a i t

i T fishing'- business Capt. Morgan, 'whlo1

wjtli T-hos' Morgan io.f Po t t Stanley foe boners,., sa,id>he(J>6lieved the t|fg went agiound because the' compass was not piofcerly adjusted before"" the boat left Toronto He was high in his -praise-of-the heoric efioi ts oC the For t Niagara h ie saveis

TQhei ciew consists of the following members Capt^ A D Nelson, Po i t Ontario, N Y , T O Rice, Yourigs

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Stanley, Ont went ashoie in Lalce town, jN Y , B S d e m o n s , Marble Ontario about four miles below Tt head Ohio G rA Lmgenfeltei , Evans Niagara Sunday night, Nov 22 Cap M^ils, K V , P r Brewei, Sandy tarn Tred Morgan of Por t Stanley and Cieek, N Y , rre,d Kay, YoungstoVn his ciew of two m e n were lescued by N Y , Mason McCune, Elhsbuig, N Y the F t (Niagara hfes,ayeis last mid n o t pioperly adjusted before the boat night The tug was towed to Po i t r A Crozier, "i oungstown, N Y—Ni Dalhousie this morning Both the agaia Tails Journal, Nov 23 i i rescuers and the iescued suffered con siderably from exposure

Lookout Rice at t h e life saying sta tioii heard the alal ia whistles and saw lights off the fort a t 7 p m and gave the alarm tha t a boat was close in shore —Capt—Nelson-and— t h e - l i f e saving crew searched about the lake until 9 30 - o'clock but could discover nothing as the lights had disappeared Upon le turning to t^e station Capt, Nelson, werit to the lpokout and with his night glasses picked up a faint light four miles down the shore,

I A second a l a i m w a s given and after ' t w o horns1 search through heavy seas the life' savers? got close to t h e s t rand ed tug drifting in the t rough of the sea Capt Morgan, p a r t owner of the boat, said the heavy seas, had un, shipped her rudder leaving^ them help • less "When asked what ass is tance he

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EDGAR PARSER DEAD

One of the State'* Oldest Newspaper ""Men—Hi*~~ Brother Established tKe"

Daily Edition of the Oswego Pal­ladium

\ Edga.r Parker ; seventy seven years

old, for fifty y e a r s editoi ^ofTthe Gene va Advertiser Qa|ze.tte and next,, tq

^He,nry Stowell, of Seneca Falls, the oldest active head of a weekly news papei m the State died at his home in Geneva Friday m the same house where he was born on Octobe 21st, 1837 Mr Parke r m the late fif ties was a fellow apprentice of Clark Morrison m the office of the Geneva n„r»~++„ m l , - i~j..».— i i _ 1 _ i-»_^

INTERESTING PROGRAM

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, De­cember 7, 8 and 9, 1914 in City Hall

The "Round Up' ' to be hold a t Oswe go, Oswego county, Dec 7, 8 and 9, in t h e City iral l under t he direction of the Bureau of 3Taim,er s Inst i tutes of the S ta t e . Depar tment of Agilculture pi onuses ' t o be one of the largest agucul tura l meetings ever held in Os wego county Five such meetings, known as Farmer ' s Day will be held in New York Sta te this Wintei, I

At Oswego Monday, Dec 7, will be Fert i l i ty Day the subjects I elating to soil consti tuents, tile drainage, or •gallic mat te r , lime in agncul tui e, com position* and value ot manure commer oral -ferti l izer—cooperation, aiu—The"

p a y big profits when* rounded into shape by the" use of

Animal Reptflaiqr I t never fails to clcj>«e h e system

aidHigcst on anil aSsimiViUon <» tha t all t h e feedJBotsrto blood-arid muscle build intr 25c pkg to 2D lb pail a t S3 00 £ The bens t h a t are given J r '

Pr&i& P o u l t r y R e g u l a t o r can tJielp laying mora CBBS than those •who are not so fed because they are put In perfect condition 2oc pksr to 25 lb pail at $2 50

Sktufadiotf GuranleeJ or Money Back . JnFnltli}guarantee of F attB Kcm^lieb i

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Gazette The lat ter came \o Oswego desired Capt Morgan said h e would a few years l a t e r witih a, s brother, S like to have a t u g from Por t Dalhousie H Parker , who had established a daily come to tow hinvto t h e canal The life edition of t h e Qswego Palladium, and savers then returned to the station and Mr. Earker re turned "to h is home in got i n communication with a, tug cap , GeneVa, where h e died ^on Novembei tain a t the canal b u t h e refused t o ' 25, 1901 come ou t at tha t t i m e as the wind had ' T J l e p Ker f a m i l h d

ice from the first t r ip , and proceeded £ * * * ? l s ^ e e b l y J™ 3 ° n G ^ - o f L t h e

t o t h e d i s a b l e i t u g a g a ' i n Upon reach- ? " s h t S S * " L & f ^ P ™ * * c U

ing the tug the life- savers were re 5 * J ^ S , " & s < **. „ G e n ^ V £ \ w e r 5 quested by the. crew of the tug to ffi™S.?TW,tT " " f I " 4

take them ashore After a half nour 1 s ° i i S H £ e g a v e+

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ofi hard va t ic {he life savers, succeed.- %£cJ>fa ™ f 3 » o f *««» . interest e.d-in-getting t h ^ t u g crew ^ t h m r - ^ ^ J ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ J ^ . 8 ^ ^ life boat They then re turned to. the **» ™ r 5 and 'desp i te theVfact tha t he, station where they ar r ived at 3 30 a m * a d \ e e n *Bm™}i ™ f ° r a * u m b ? r

™ , « . «. . . .. . of years hew continued t o . contribute B 6 * ^ 6 • 8 v F * r B S t a ? d toJhe t u S artfcles regular ly H e h a d t e e n con

with the crew of t h e tug the next fined to his home for abnht two months m ° r ^ V , 7 3 ? a u . ^ l s H °w a , y B ? f o r / a a d t h i s tell was unable, tOfjaat a the<,tUg Meteor from the caiial arrived Vnt„ fnr-, t h P first h i . V , » . ' f l « , . - J

Chicago has a n i r m y ot 200,000 T h e unemployed

u « « u s iaiiieoc irom toe canw a m v e o v o t e f0Pl the first tmfe, in, fifty six J ^ 3^r~T~^0t v - I W e *S e t U g y e a r s K e . w a s » ?tauhch D e n i b c r ^ ^ 1 W ? * m a Q w i $ / u n ^ * *e a n ; a n d - K S W W t j n feSnry, an^ w^s chor and the tug Meteor then towed one of the most highly respected rest ner to tne oanai d e n t g o f - t h g o x f y^ H e ^ a

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„The damaged boat is a new steej of the Episcopal church aha isv sur tug , launched two weeks ago, and. viyed b y .fiis widow and tHfee clii^ came from .Torontq ^hB1

I S 75 feet drfen , to whom the sympathy of many long and has- a l j f o o t Beam She was friends ttiroughout the State is ex bound for P o r t Stanley t o / e n t e r t h e tenHed

V in Turittei*'*, Piahd Content

Until December 12, we will give 5000 votes for

each year paid in advance for the Sandy Creek

News. For each year in arrears paid for we votes.;

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Perfection Heaters are portable, heat quickly and are smokeless and. .^odorless.-A t hardware,, furniture d.eaiefs and 'gene ra l stores everywhere. L o o k {of the f Tr iangle Trade-rMark. * , > s ' -. \ "

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same d a y t h e i e will be a special poul t ry session a t 10 a m an'd 130 p m Tuesday, Dec 8, witf be Live Stock Day, m a t t e r s pei tamingi to essential points in good dairy cows, intelligent feeding, tuberculosis, swine husban dry, demonstration of essential points in a good horse from living animals There will b e a special Women s Ses sion on Tuesday morning and after noon a t which borne topics will be, taken up "Wednesday, Dec 9, farm topios jand hort icultural subjects will b e discussed

A splendid corps of speakers have been selected including Di J F De vine, Consulting Veterinarian, State Department- of Agricul ture, Professois

jCavanau^h and Rice, Sta te College of Agriculture, Professors' Herrick, P a r rot , S'tewart, Smith and 'VanSlyke of the State Exper iment Sta t ion , ! Mr Akjn, Glens Tails , James A D S Finlay, Glens Tails H B E x p e n d i n g , swine breeder, Dundee Jared Van Wagenen, J r , Lawyersville and Mr Mitchell, representa t ive of the Bu reajU o t Co operation, State Depart mea t of Agriculture Miss Helen Knowlton of t he Domestic Science Department,. Cornell University and Miss Sara B Huff, of New York City will conduet-tlie Special Women s Ses­sion

The most practical and up todate information on, agriculture avai lable qn, eyery subject of interest to farmers ,in _pswegp county will be preSente'd Opportunity to ask questions and ob tain the advice of experts on any farm problem will be afforded

1, / „ PRQGRAM In cli£trgfe of Jarefl Vah Wagenen Ji Coriesfcrbncleiits—Oswego county, B V

Underwood, Oawego F H. Tullar, OsWe-go„ Mrs Anna B We"ed Oi'well Jeffer­son county r E Robertson Water-town Oneida, county G W Bvish Utica Onondaga county r A Van Ness, Bald winsville

_ Monday—Fertility Day J 9 30 a m —Eev W H English prayer

Mai oi Thomas P Hennessey Words of Welcome Mr Van Wagenen, Response and Outline of Work

10 i in—Prof Cavanaugh Soil Con­stituents

10 45 a. in —Discussion 11/a m —Mr Van Wagenen, Tile Drain

age 11 4r> a m — p i s c u s s i o n 1 30 p m —Hound Tabje 2 l) m—Prof CSvanaugh Oiganic

Mattel «. 2 40 p m —Discussion 2 oO p m —Dr Vin Slylce, The Place of

Lime m Agriculture 3 30 p m —Discussion i 40 p m —Mi V an "Wfagenen Compo

sition and Value of Manuie 4 20 p m—Discussion 1:30 p m -Dr Van Slvke The Place of

Commercial Fertilizers in Agilculture 1 3"Q p m —Mi Mitchell—Agricultural

Co operation (illustrated) Mr Van Wagenen The Good Farmei

Monday—-Special Poultry Sessions 10 A M

Plot Rice Opening Remarks Prof Rice, The Best T>pe to Bleed

i-Fr.o;m>>.. j • Discussion. Mr. Rice, Rearing Chicks. Discussion.

. •:'•'•: :\ ••• . 1.30 P . M. Question Box. %m lEticej Poultry Houses and BauipT

meht. - , ' Eisflussjon. Piof, Rice, The Proper Handjing of a,

\Pi)ultry .Plock; .*••-, . ; Discussion". • • j - '

• j Tuesday—Live Stock. Day. 9 a, ni'.^Mr.'Van', -Wagenen, Demon-

stdtibn of the .Essential Points In a .Good Dairy Cow, .fr,dm„ Living Animals. .

10 ai m.«MfinwSmith\ tntelUgent Feed­i n g of Dairy- OattlSi ;'- ",

10.30 a. ni.-^Disousgion. . • lp;40' a. mv—Dr. DeVlhe, Tuberculosis,

ADofetion and- Milkr' Fever. -' 11;20" '&. rtu—^Discussion. • .'UWO'a: m-rriMFi Harperiding, Profitable Swine -Husbandry.1 ' , " ". 1"'$, iri'.-r-Dr.. De Vine', Demonstration 0f Essential Points- Ih a Good Horse,' from Living Animals'.

Ii30 p . m.i—Round.Table.' 2 p,' m^—Tirf De Vino, CbliOj Founder-,

SpaViti and Ringbone. ' 2.:40 p . lrii?-eDiscussion. 2.80 R; m.-^ME^ Akin, Horses . for the

New'York' State. Farmer. ' 3:20 p . m.-^-Disou'SBlon..

3.30 p . m.-^Mr>,Smith, Clean Milk. 4.15 p ; ' m.^DC^'cMsfon, . , -. :• 7,30 p . m.—Mr; Akbi, The Horse Ih-.

dustfy In 'Eufope (iHustrated).' •'" Miss 'Hum rrijfslc. . '

TuSsday^—Special Women's Sessions ' •". ,, " '10 A; M, ',

MiSs" Enowltorr, Opening Remarks. Miiss Ehowlton, Hotlsehbid Manage­

ment;' •. ' " • ' ' ' ia aifusSion. ' j -

Miss HUff, the Itifluence of Music and Sorig on. Rural Life;

Discussion. . *' 1.30 P. M.

Music. . . Miss Knowlton, Importance of Sanita­

tion. Discussion.. . . . . - " "*• • M:is§ Hiiffi Songs that-Live. Dlscus'sioh.

Wednesday^—Farm Crop" arid.Horticultural • '• •' -- b a y . ? •

9.30 'a, m.—Mr. Findlay, Alfalfa; The. Cheapest Source of Home Grown Pro-

'teiri . . . • • ' " . 1 10.15 a. m.—Discussion.-10:30. a.- ra.—Mr.' Van. 'Wagene'n,-. C0rn;

The Cheapest Source of- Carbohydrates. -, ll.lfr^a. m.—DiscussiQri;. ' ' . .

11.20" a. m,-^Mh Flridlay,."Forage> Crops. , 11.50- a. m,^-DiscussIbn. '-130 p. m.-^Ronrl'di' Table. '

2 p» m.-r-Prof,\ Hedriclt, Small Fruits. 2.30 pi.'m.—IM'sC'ussi'oti, 2.40 p . m.^-Ertot • PaVrott, Partn and

i'Orchard Insects^'. ,3.20 p. m.—Discussion-. -3.3.0' p. m-.'- -Pr.cifi Hedrlck,, Horticultural

Questions Answered. {Printed 'question slip's will be. furnished). , . - . • . • 4.15 p. rh.—Prof. Stewart, Plant arid

Fruit Diseases. r ." 6 - pV iti.^-Mr. Van Wageheh,' Closing'

'Words... . Speakers-r-E. s. Akin, Glens.Falls, Far­mers' institutes lectiir*er. Qe.ofge',W;. Cav-analigh,- Ithaca, Professor of Chemistry,-•NeW "Kbi'k Std.te, Obilege 'of Agriculture, Dr. J. F. Dtf,Vine, Goshen,, Cbffsultiflg V-eterinariari,'/. New Ybrlt-'State Depart­ment' of Agf ifciilture. Jas. A. D. S. Fi'lid-la#, Salisbury Mills,. F^rmeTs' Institute lecturet. H. Bi , Harpendihg; Dundee,, •Farmers' .Iristitu't'b TectuMf.. V.' p . Hed-rick, Geneva,- "HOrtibul.turist, New York Agricultural Experiment Station. Miss'

^he^T^opWs renof3rT?nion, New York .City,,. Miss Helen KnoWltoh, Ithaoa, • Do­mestic <S6lerice DSpartttierlt,. Cornell Uni.-" Verslty. iC.'^C, MitcRelli' 'Albany,. Bur'eaii

lol'Co-op.er'atiojiil-.New'Yor.k State -Depart-"trient ot Agriculture. P; J". Parrots Gehe'-va, Entomologist, New York Agricultural Expetirrfent Station James E Rice, Ilh i-/ca, Professor of Poultr> Husbandly, New Yoiit State College Of Agnciiltuie Irv­ing r Rice, Cortland, Farmeis' Institute

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lecturer F C Stewart Geneva, botanist. New York Agricultural Experiment Sta­tion Geo A Smith. Geneva Dair> Ex­pert Agricultural Experiment Statidn New York L L Van Slvke, Geneva, chemist i N e m York Agncultural Experi­ment Station Jared Van, "Wagenen, Jr Lawyersville Tanners Institute conduc-f tor arid lecturer

The requirements of a good farmer are a tueas t four s

The ability to make a full and cqmfortable living fiom the land, to lear a family carefully and \vell to be of gpod seivlce to the community to leave the faim more productive than It was When he took it

^ — L H Bailej Orchard Facts

Fertilizers for,Fruit—Truit growers niiy assume that tiees do not need fertilizeis if they are making a fair amount of growth. If the trees look dingy and un

'} suffered, years from-dyspepsia and liver complaint, i spent ?475 00 without, lelief I 'was c\ired by" three bottles of Dr Bawld Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. W,e Jhave always kept i t in our house since^-it's our doctor, always on hand." Mr James Cook CatskUl, N Y ,

,Dr Kennedy s Favorite Remedy Is §uqh a great family medicine because i t hits the cause of most common, ailments —disordered digestive organs (stomach,

happy ascertain first if. they are infectea (liver and bowels) It. restores right by disease or infested by in&ects secohd make sure that the orchard is well drained third ^1f trie trees ore in SQd, try thorough tillage and cover crops fomtb. use fertilizers after having qb-tamea as1 much evidence as possible as to what fertilizer the trees most need A hit and miss* application of fertilizers is gambling pure an4 simple, i,

poyer Crops—A combination' cover-crop is best Vetch is taking the place of clover—16 or 20 pounds of vetch and a bushel ot oata oi bailey per acre is a good combination A cover crop which turns "back, less than a ton of two of vegetable matter per acre is hardly worth the seed-planted

Pruning—As a rule piune voung tre.f)s only enotigh to shape the head The peach-is, the xnly fruit,that needs toTSe headed' b a # a s / a regular "'practice.'-Prune bid •frees -a little/..'e^er^^yeariiVCherriesaare:-Tjsjdgjly injured .by pruning;*' Severe prun.--ing i s warrarite'd only, 'In. /sick or decrepit .trees. . . •' '• '-. \: '-, ••£>. -\\ •• ;-•.', •'•:.. ' - New Varieties^Speeutation is the-ghjei|-

•cliarm. of^iiew varieties, and ther,e< ar.e,,a' few new sorts haying mpr'e thali specula­tive value. . Most varieties of fruit are not adapted; to a wide range, of condi- • tions'. ,For, commercial' plantations,'plant' j only-.standard softs. ' '• • v- - .--hi

blowing. Orchards'—F,aU plowing ia'mqre-and more practiced 'witli orcria'rd fruits,

• 954i-?nj a\&x Soils may well be reebmrriefid* ed-not only because of tlie greater" con-: yenience.'df. doing.theiwot'k in -the 'fall,.

• but h'ecatfse^t la.beneUcfal to "the- soil. W'^i"?."* &%ls£ ;eWly Sp>ing plowing i's~ p r b b a b l y Bgt t e f ; • •• '• /-- . ' ; .- -.• • •:. , - :

,d6se Planting'—It is pateTTt"tb""tKe ejte of e.v.<8r,y. p.asservby that- fruit growers arej.QYer, crowding fruit plantations. The greater1 ;productio.n of. Single plants- aSa' outside rows teach the value bf'plantlngr: thihlyr; - . * "* . - , ' - . ..- . . . j-ftqefis fo;r.'Ch'eriies-^TH6.;superi'ori'ty , k .

M t o a r d over •MaTialeB';&s':&.-. stoeK ;f6r-chernes is- everywhere; demonstrat'ed. Tlie.' '}S>y|P..-ia^a*fei'thft'ti'jB,;'inalces it .short, W$Pi,f$l°r ''™? - :P"fo'ductiy'e:' ..Cher'rres.ibn: Mahal.eb ate.easier,' grBwn-than.,bn Maz'--

:zafd!...ajsfl fr^iitj-grqwefS'-shtfuld expect to-pay- jnqre' tor..varieties, qh'Mazzara sBck."

'Sbd/'^nd . fillage^-A'ppIe -'-trees'. in isSd" prqdube-better colbrea atfplg'?' ttati Slibse

:'tilled:vJqa.-,reducfiS,jthe quantity of-fiUkV "^QweyeCi ,,4.t;,tne Nej«-iY6rk, Agricuteiiral ESpSriin'ent Statlbn'fbr !e^ei<r dollar 'tak» en froni\a: sbdde'd 'ofchai'd, ?li89 \vas taken from, a tilled orchard' of 'the same' size. ''. . , • ; >.

.Spda-and .Oyster Crackers! '',|)er i^ound., '.•,.:,.'.'.;',-,., $ ilo'p^Ke.adt JSpm6ii, a eari;

•5 ptiundsvRiceV.. , . , , „ ; >.'.'[_ '• Cook's ti.est Flour, per 'b>r-'; ,:jr'ej'."-_..'.;.. • > .>. vvi,.».:.-,:- i"v; -;6;25^ Nice 'Litfe Caiidies'..-.."».v: .'-,;-.;iOli:-'

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action of the stomach, lryer and bowels, lemoves Impure conditions, help»-to cleanse, heals and strengthen the^ kidneys, and bladder Has wonderful record or success Write Dr David. Kennedy Co , Rpndout, N Y, for free trial Large botttes a t druggists adv

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No Evidences of Diseatfe Found in Jef­ferson County .' '

Manager F.' a Bbber t sS iTt ' e turn^ i this ftorning. frbm pantb'n, ^herje ;Jie

swas in ,a t tendance T?jlie^% .at ;a-Qdn.-' jferenoeof f i rm bureau managers r.ela-ti,ve; tp* corppefatlori among the. fafttt* e ' r s . O n e ; subject of interest t o -the •assembled » directors 6t the county bureaus waS the potato Iscab, wjlpli lias been iiifegtlng the fields, of Fianfe •lih . .n.d Cllntbn ' county, Mfv R d b e r 4 son is pleased ' to be-.aDle to fl'ayintha'tr as" f a t as; he or t h e ' government'»ex> perts" h i v e been able to ie'arii t'her.e is no sign; of the disease in this^bun'ty*. Some time ago a.r.eqiiest was: ina'dfe to t h e fariners, and, j o t a t o grlb^ers ijd Sep6rt any .sign pf the scaiyf fiil't!,ifo!re-' ports \i}.aV6 Been *f6rthcoinifig'. Tfee' .gOTOtSirient expert paid" a nas;ty :viSit; to Jeffersdn county 'a few "weeds'* alo^' and- while np'thorougti^insJFectifan lias;i

been made , , i t Js the<:6pihi6h o f ' M S Roberts^ii tha t the„so i l ,o£. this Sec'-: tibn.'-Ms, so far- egcaped Inf^dtibnV : * , Reports of the woirfc are ibeitig•*&•'

peived by the iui-eaU ftoni, tiie""farin' boys participating in the Cora'; grh$-: ing ana potato .growing* c"bntest, and a; very ''successful yieia seems to ijiave rewarded the efforts -orUhe IrowefsV Que. bdy- ra ised ovrir 70 M s h e l S ^ f ' d t r shell flint corn on ah acre,

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