ORANGE WINE, MAKING 97 



OVERCROWDING 30 



POTATOES, FERTILIZERS FOR 26 



POTATOES, Low PRICED 26 



POULTRY POPULATION, OUR 88 



REFRIGERATORS 134 



SUBIRRIGATION 170 



SUBSOILING 170 



SUGAR BEETS 179 



SALMON PACK, THE COAST 98 



SOILS AND PLANT FOOD It. It. Hilton. 86 



SORGHUM FEEDING 134 



SORGHUM FOR SYRUP AND FEED. . Mary Best. 85 



SOMETHING FOR MARKET 27 



SUGAR TO REPLACE WHEAT AND COTTON. . . 



W. C. Fitzsimmons. 243 



TIME TO IRRIGATE 87 



TRENCHING IRRIGATED LAND . F. C. Barker. 83 



WARM WATER 30 



WESTERN FRUIT .INDUSTRY, THE 99 



WHAT TO GROW ON THE IRRIGATED FARM. 



.-. P.O. Barker. 242 



WINDMILLS AND PUMPS, CAPACITIES 245 



WINTER WATER RESERVOIRS 87 



WOOLLY APHIS, THE ; 88 



YIELDS OF CORN AND KAFFIR CORN . . 131 



TOPICS OF THE TIME. 



AMERICA FOR AMERICANS 104 



AN EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN 182 



AN UNFAIR ADVANTAGE 217 



ARMIES OF IMMIGRANTS 61 



'CHANCES FOR POOR MEN 217 



CHANGING SENTIMENT 219 



CHICAGO A MINING CENTER 59 



CONFIDENCE RETURNING 63 



CONGRESS, THE BILLS IN 182 



COUNTRY IN MINIATURE 264 



DEPEW, CHAUNCEY, CONVERTED 219 



DOWN THE BEEF COMBINE 63 



DEFRAUDING THE SETTLER 104 



DELAYED DECISION. 263 



EDUCATIONAL AGENCIES ; 262 



EMIGRATION MOVEMENT 29 



FALSE ECONOMY 218 



FARMERS' INSTITUTES 219 



FARMERS MUST ORGANIZE 62 



FENCING IN OR OUT 218 



FOREST PRESERVES 217 



FOREIGN CRITIC, A " 146 



GARDEN LUXURIES 219 



GOLD AND SILVER No RATIO 62 



GOOD ROADS 218 



GRADUALLY IMPROVING 219 



IMPORTANT DECISION 263 



INVESTIGATING THE DEPARTMENT 105 



IRRIGATION AND MINING 105 



LANDS ARE TAXABLE 262 



MINING BOOM ITS EFFECTS ON OTHER IN- 

 TERESTS 145 



MOST BITTER EXPERIENCE 105 



MUTUAL INTERESTS 262 



OFFICIAL REPORTS 262 



PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY 183 



PROSPERITY AND ADVANCE 105 



PROTECTION FOR WOOL AND LUMBER 62 



ROBBING GRAIN GROWERS 63 



REVIVAL IN THE NORTHWEST 183 



SALESROOMS CONSOLIDATED 263 



SOUTHWEST REPUDIATED 145 



SPREAD OF IRRIGATION 61 



SUGAR INDUSTRY, THE 218 



TIRED OF THE TREATMENT 217 



TIDING THEM OVER. 61 



THE COMING DISCOVERY 104 



TREE PLANTING 264 



WATER POWER AND ELECTRICITY 182 



WESTERN AGRICULTURAL LANDS 62 



WEST, THE, is WAITING 104 



WHAT KANSAS is DOING 146 



WEST, THE, MUST WORK OUT ITS OWN 



SALVATION 182 



WHAT WILL THE NEXT IRRIGATION CON- 

 GRESS Do . . .... 183 



ILLUSTRATIONS. 



ALFALFA STACKS 226 



AUSTRALIA, MAP OF IRRIGATION DISTRICTS 



IN VICTORIA 222 



BLOWERS. DR. R. B 235 



CORN ROOTS ON SUBSOILED AND NOT SUB- 

 SOILED LAND 203 



CHAMBERLAIN, EDWIN M 37 



DEFENDER WINDMILL 188 



DOTY'S CABBAGE FIELD 225 



EDGEMONT CANAL IN SOUTH DAKOTA 165 



EGYPTIAN TYMPANUM 187 



FLOODING WITH TEMPORARY CHECKS . . 196 



FINKLE, F. C., C. E 35 



FRIZELL'S RESERVOIR 168, 226 



FROST'S, D. M , RESERVOIR 191 



FRUIT AUCTION ROOM 287 



FURROW IRRIGATION, SPECIMEN OF 9 



GAPEN, DR. CLARKE 4 



GOODLAND PUMPING STATION, THE 189 



GRAND BOULEVARD ON K. 8. D. FARM 162 



GRANGER, A. L 6 



ILLINOIS EASTERN HOSPITAL . . 1 



IRRIGATED LAWNS, GARDENS AND OR- 

 CHARDS OF THE I. E. H 2 



JONES, Gov. JOHN E 211 



KINNEY, CLESSON S 177 



MCLEARY, GEN. J. H 36 



MOGUL WINDMILL 188 



NEWELL, F. H 36 



ORCHARD IN CALIFORNIA 163 



ORR, J. W 6 



OWYHEE CANAL IN OREGON, THE , 209 



PERSIAN WHEEL 187 



PHILLIPS, ARTHUR W 39 



PRUNE ORCHARD AT ONTARIO, ORE 257 



PUMPING PLANT IN KANSAS 23 



PUMPING PLANT OF PRESTON WYCKOFF, 



THE 191 



RADEKE, F. D 6 



RICHTER'S, F. W., PLANT 189 



SILL, EDMUND 6 



SOME FINE FLOODING WORK 194 



WAYMIRE'S, N. O., RESERVOIR 190 



