I never could have paid that mortgage off by raising wheat alone."
to raise less wheat in future and more beef call le. hens and hogs," says Mrs. Ford. "My seven years' experience has taught me that "I'm in those three items is the secret of farm in a success."
To Make Topographic Survey of Texas Soon
Austin, Tex.—Maj. C. E. Cooke, who government in charge of the topographic survey work in Texas, under joint arrangement with the state and federal governments is now engaged in making preparations for the huge undertaking. The topographic survey was made possible by the $600,000 appropriation of the last legislature.
A force of 65 federal engineers will be brought to Texas, and when all the force assigned to the work has arrived, Texas will have the largest group of experts at work ever assigned to a single project in one state, according to members of the board of water engineers.
Major Cooke is making his headquarters with the board of water engineers at the state capitol.
Rules Wife Must Pay
Alimony to Husband
Los Angeles Cal.—"Marriage 50-50," said Judge John W. Summerfield of the Superior court, in ordering Mrs. Mary Scranton to pay her husband, Charles Scranton, $5 a week as temporary alimony, pending trial of his suit for separate maintenance, Scranton testified his wife, who earns $150 a month in a bank deserted him. He said he was ill and  able to work. 