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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14

One u the most notiosasis features Of
the laudsczpe o. B0rnso u the nests q
orangs which are scattered sb0gt thieklY
among The TAIL frees. Prom tbsiF uuubsr
one uigbt ggt greatly exaggerated In
preston Of the pisutifulsesso q the species.
unless T. we're undcrssood how and for
what purposs these foos,iaz places sFs
coustructe1. Tae beasts are gTez az
noyed by ales. from which t1ey are able "a
protect TIE front part n their bodies with
their hands. bot they caano, keep -
vicious Insects from biting them tn TIE
rear. aud - they gather a quantity q
leaves and branches and MAKE them into
eouches % reDoas agsiEss among ths
boazbs
A protection q this sors ssrv@a ysyy vel
for wh.Is. Dut pFsssntiY - material -
gins 70 ce70mpoae. and ne cscsYisz caves
st.r.zc. ere g -es. uhlca TO- orang - 10 aax-
ioss % gef 70 n Thea hs j. obliged 70
make another nsst - frszh stgd, sad - -
ulaF require dDbens q them ia sLs coarss
d q year. inasu8uca a. b DIS nos tzkf
tie trouble % remove fhs Old o. fs~s
rsmaiu ~ a1ora tss trsstog "a WHICH -
swipgs aoDut.-intervis4 10 W4s1laEioa
@-ar
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14
Brief Mention.

The yards are cleared at the close of
business this evening.
The cattle sales were few and far be-
tween today owing to the scarcity of the
supply.
The hog market is some better Some
commission men quoted it 5 cents higher
on the best hogs today, while others call it
steady.
The shippers who had stock Cd the mar
ket today were:
Z. A. Russell, Belmont, hogs
I. =. Shelley, kingman, hogs.
A. ". Westfall. Harper, hogs.
Adams Brothers 81 Dale, CedGrvale,
hogs.
Gibbons Brothers, Coats hogs.
W. T. Deweese, Mayfield, hogs.
J. A. Lockard, Medicine Lodge, hogs.
\. 5. Priest, Medicine Lodge, hogs.
H. w. Meyers, Wellington, hogs.
J. A Forsythe, Atlanta, hogs.
ID. A, Williamson, Attica, cattle and
hogs
Gilchrist & Siceloff Belle Plaine, hogs.
Captain Neal &, Son. Pratt, hogs
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
By Telegraph.

~
KANSAS CITY. No. Nov. 10 CATTIE-Recei
ft0G shipments 1860 steady. Steers $32i@
s o. cows 81 25g2 -. -t0ckers and feeders 80 tes
IS HOGS-ftrceipts l5l0l, shipments 1870 Very
active. dl5C hicher. Bulk - 6583 -. all iroues
- t0a4 Os. ShEEP-leCeipts 2lyO shipments SJ.
Steady.
ST Louis. No. Nov. 1S.-CATTLF- Receipts 1900.
rhipments y o. strong, Natives . SeG5Uf Tex
aud Indians 50 81 sS 81 HUGS-Becripts 15IO.
shipments 2sN opened l0c higher, closed lower.
Heavy 3 S,tBl 90, mixed SIS 2UaS 80 heht, - UtJa
) s. SHEEP-Recepts go, shipments llC0. strong
at - HOOD 20
CHICAGO.lns, Nov. observation-disclosures $500
Elipments aaA steady. Natives 81 ,ja6 II
Texans - h- 20, rangers 81 lU@S -; cows Il,
O3 OF. HoG~-kecelptsjS0 90. shipments l0.JO.
Steady 20 higher. Common - i0G5 SOmiXed IS .0sa
o. butchers 81 CJa4 TO- light 81 j5a3 ~ -! EEp
-Hecelpts - q shipments 90 Steady 60 weaker.
Native ewes - .Jt4 - mixed 81 4Gg4 20, wethers
& 61ss5 % westerns 50 SUlsl % lambs IS 100 %
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14

esque Gainsbor- JUVENILE BRIDESMAID
ough hats trimmed with feathers and gold
ribbon The brides dress was of ivory
white satin, draped with rare old lace.
The young bridesmaid depicted in our
cut wears, in place Of picturesque bonnet
or hat, a wreath of white Marguerites and
a tulle veil. Her dress is ofivory silk, with
chiffon frills around the neck and bottom
of the skirt This toilet is enhanced by
the decorative basket of flowers carried by
the little aspirant to distinction in fash
ionable life
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14

Brander Matthews tells this Characters
tic story OF the late John Duff. l. was in
the days when Duff was the financial back
or OF his son-in-law, Augustin Daily, and
used TO look after MS interests in the front
OF the house. One evening, when Duff was
in his most glacial mood, a person who
had 10 raise ais voice in order % be heard
above bis clothes charged upon the gate,
and the following conversation eus1sd:
Say, pass TIE perteshs'
what .ines"
''LlChfnin change"
"Varie;ys7
NAV Iizhtnin chsu-e ticket nan
with Bsrnuui'S"
Ca, handle money qU-CS.y."
Yep.
''Cau yoG prove ~"
Yep.
Then sep down there and see how soou
yoa can work S. - CT tie COX offscc man 4"
Ths kizteuasE rAna~iasa anErnxsd
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NOV : LAY NE"
Th.fre upon ne hsar,h q !ow.

The Ere upon the hearth 10 loV.
And there II Stiffness svsryvhsrs.
Ike troubled spirits here and there.
The freight shadows hutterfsg 90
And as toe shadows round ms creep.
A childish treble breaks the gloom.
And softly from tie furtkar room
Comes. View Isy fas down % sleep
And. somehow. with HAT Httls prayer
And that sweet treble ia ny ears
Ny thought zsos back - distant ysAys
And fingers with = dear ere there.
And a. hear ths chiis's s1sn.
Afy mothsr's fAitt CONES back 20 -.
CrOuched - her side / fesm % b.
And mother holds ny h4ads aZaia-
Oh for an hour IL That dear place.
OH for ne peace o. that dear timsi
On, fof hat CHILDISH trust sah4msi
On for a glimpse Of mothers facsi
Yet. a. the shadows rouzd ne crss2.
do not seen % " alous-
Svees magic - that freais tone
And NOW lay me dawn - sleep
-Esgeas Field is Chicago HsSG
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The Manly Boy.

II ~ 49, tcy Tbe doubles h's agts
And thrusts them under another's nose.
Barring the sleeves from his rigid wrists
Ready TO rain vindictiye blows:
Whose tongue Is ready with jioe and jeer
To stir Up strife wherever be can
Breathing menace AID waxing fear.
Who grows to - q manly MAJ
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MIchIta Grain Market

WICHITA, Nov. Is
Following are the closing quotations.
GRAlN-Our lots on track.
NH5A1-t. ito.
GOEN-New sel3Sc.
OArS-9ls2{C
iAi.-NO oor better 506h5c.
HAA-Balcd = Jlr5 80 per ton, loose. 81 O0d5 On.
GROUND tOhN-Ckop In car lots &c per l0
pounds. corn an oats u 90 per luO pounds, bran
SACKED. &C per no pounds.
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA Nov Is
FICUR-Hiehest patent 50 GO. second patent s. 90
extra fancy g 20
BJIFEli-First creamery Sc. second creamery
2c. finest dairy ai. fine dairy 5c common dairy Ice
lGES-4teJ lsc per dozen.
poIL1hA -Ecosters II ;0G22 90. per dozen or SC
ler pound. hens - Ni,d2 81 PEE dozen &c per
Touud, spril dickens 81 15a2 80 per dozen 7ltc
Der ToUnu, turkeys 5aSc per pound oucks-teal
- nlaiasd~ s. - per dozen, prairie chickens - ID
Der dozen. Young geese 5c per pound.
40 Al OBS, hoce GiC pei bu~hel.
APPLE~--,- GiS2 so per bushe,
>OAL-Anthiacite ST. % canon City IS 90 Weir
CITY = 50 tronteuac a 50, Pittsburg, u so Illinois
{, a.. McAllster a. 20.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14

Wheu you FAD it Necessary % iaeioss
stanps 70 a .eftsr cat = oo4pis q psralsel
f.ts - ta@ fop rnarg.n - 80 a1sss sEs
alp ths s.aulps thro4ga thsan. thsT ~'i.l
thrs 1e BE- "a in pace uutI removed. a1A
ave the taF r-e g.els . hGuf Tor 1h-sa
after targ a,Fs I'll 15ef gae~r tks misorl-
hay Oh tis lrsz ~ s-59ge1l - lhs aoor
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shipping steers. GOOD to extra, "a OOe4 80

The hog market was about steady at
yesterday prices. The fresh receipts were
sos. Eight or ten loads were forwarded in
first hands. The market was a little
draggy throughout the day. and only one
packer was buying today. The yards We're
cleared of all that were on the market
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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.
some five years of
age. They were
dressed in white
satin suits, with
cutaway coats and
lace rumes, feath-
err trimmed hats
and buckled shoes.
7 wo s m a | |
bridesmaids wore
dainty frocks of
white China silk,
shocked at the
neck and wrists,
and Kate Green
away bon cts.
The grown up
young ladies were
attired in white
brocade, with gold
and white waist
coats and pictur-
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eS77: * A.<sM =
WjCI ]. allf
FINANCE anu COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle, sos; Hogs, 69e.
Shipments: Cattle, $50; Hogs, 472.
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Largest PAia Up Capital o. my Bank d sss State
of Kansas.
BRIDESMAIDS AND PAGES.

The Attire of Tiny Girls and Boys Who
Officiate at Fashionable Weddings.
Picturesque effects are gained at modern
weddings by the employment of youthful
bridesmaids and pages. At a recent bril-
liant affair there were six bridesmaids and
two Daues The latter were tiny bows of
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Wichita. Nov. IL.

The supply on the cattle market today
was very light. 1t was the lightest run OF
the week. Good butcher stuff would have
sold at steady prices If any had been
offered, for which there is a good demand.
The quotations mere presented are TO give Inc
simmer Al idea OF tile general range OF prices The
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these cot:ttions according 10 the quality OF Offer
frre and tie state of The daily markets These quo
Tai ions ar only changed when there has Deel
oerrlauent change ia the general market The
Representative should DE referred 10 10 get The
saiIy fluctuations
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14

Chicago Grain ana Produce
CHICAGO. Nov Is
WAeat-Lower.
Gorli-lusyer.
OatS-Steaty.
tOgk-higher.
lsft-hs Ehe-
The leaiJng futures ranged ~ Follows.
tLolN-DUlL. easy spring patents 81 soa5 40
winter patents - StG5 10. straight 81 6isS50u,
. paty 81 as.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9.4sc. pecembey $3.50 May
slulAS
CuhN-Novembey 5Iisc. December 4lssc. May
4s9sy.
UArs-November Sl}ao December Sprc. May
SIsSc
FORK November *sSa December IS So
january su ts-g.
LARD--NoyeInOer Sc Ia6 % December So III.
January 9 81
Cash quotations were as follows
WHEAT-s,Ss 59gs
CONNIE.
GA S-aii4c
lil E-rO.
EARlhN-59c
rI8AA>EED-H
rfMuTHN--l s2&I 3
lStNN-sS 90
IAED-SE ls76 ~.
SHORT hlts--sa - al -
ltA SAIL SHOT 4.Ds -ssS--ss coz l2ih
SI1pIsl CLEAR SlDES-t6 Il.sb ;
Nll~hA-St Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14

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nR. LIZ DUC'S PERIODICAL PILLS. The
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strual system ana positively suppression q the
these pills should not b taken during pregnancy.
American pm coDptny. royal, ProprietcTs. SPen-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14

FASHIONABLE NECEB0w-DEEss FRONT.
IL the CIT are shown TWO styles Of fash
ionabie lingerie. The ueckbow : made c.
$ three cornered kerchiei q light p0Dgee
silk, framed wiki baud 81 deeper shade
The front shown il the same cut Is of pins
china Grape; it : draped diacousliy and
trimmed with jsweled gallon and fE.lAass
a. h.ei7@-~1 si--~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14

forms a fitting GRAEDFATHER's CLOCK
background for the pendulum. The dial Is
that of toy watch, to which pendulum is
attached by fine wire. This can be made Of
bit of cardboard, or, better still, Of
piece of brass wire, with large gold bead
at the end. The dial of the watch is fast
ened securely behind the top square. A
piece of card, the exact width Of the box,
covered with silver paper, is cut in fancy
shape, decorated with gold and gummed
to the box above the dial; large round
headed pin can be added for ball at the
top. A gold ornament occupies the space
between the glass panels, and a larger and
more elaborate one the space between the
lower one and the bottom of the box. Sill
yer paper is fastened over the top of the
box The clock stands on small piece OF
card, covered with red paper.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

New York Money
NEW YoRK. Nov 1S
Money on call easy. ranging from 5 TO per cent.
closed offered az per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5G5i6.
Exchange easier, s. se Tor sixty days; - S2l for
demand.
Total sales OF stocks today $500 shares
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/ shipments

I-B-~tesdy fancy creamery 20 -. west
e.. 3. -. selected uaItlIs lSSs-Sc.
49,
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chHdrsa c9 sor Pitrssrs csssotiL,
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Fashionable Neckuear.

Bodies of many gowns at the present
time are made dressy and decidedly becom-
ing to the wearer by means Of accessories
in way of neckbows. jabots, frills and plas-
irons Of lace or chiffon. The demand for
these pleasing accessories is such that new
chiffons are especially introduced for their
making, some Of the newest Of which are
changesble colors in which appear opal
tints, green with gold, rose with blue, etc.
There are also jabots made of black net
that sparkles with its jeweled ornamental
ton
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cay Produce.

kausss cay Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Nov u
ntE-NS6c. Xxx 40. family n "a choscs
teady No. hare cash. SliPc bid
$50. -.it& r--r all. No s+el cash So I'D
Lower 80. C-,Eh -fi- hid.
a... No. b cash -,asc bad, ber
- .t.'-h .-aa and unchanged
e. -tCluR Hf .-
tif ..s...g. Creamery s5 sesc. dairy I6szc,
siof. iav..rd .5...a.. pscsius. &c.
t-+.-f -r.. -lC-
bsN-"eaa Timothy $50 fancy prairie
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INEXPENSIVE ToYs.

knife out of the
front, half an inch
from the top and
an oblong, 2inches
by l inch, an incn
lower down. Bits
of glass, rather
larger than the
openings, should
be firmly glued in
from the inside of
the box, and neat
frames added out
side of gold per-
forated card. The
inside of the box
should be stained
black, as it shows
through the long
glass panel, and
nAa.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14

GENTS HASTED-TEE AUTOBiDGItA Pts +
n ard Personal "reminiscences q Gen. Bel5. r .
Butter s.glI q con p.1te Aist1ry u sad lnsas-
5sl--- 4n tie iEe-4 -tates Ter TIE EftV Fes~s
IRON lis sgsEd- Io.rf. w4-l wake ~ tee stafes1aer
o. lit5cszE. fulrua -. EilssisFY crifC- All tlse
realsl. generally r. n eEfert usTer SefrTe Ult-
Tsssed tcr y an ye4rs lt VIII e elirify tk- .lgnc
I'D wake TIE ae4n. We ave iU-tf--
tell!reuE people Sitboai cree tlat ll ~-1be
ttenl % E1sAea pr4illaa1 sgccez. q tnls canvas
from tfe START aETAssSfs IS - are hsng forA
hoEsnza--fak e roslce Apply for .eFrTfoTy % s. d.
1uakla & e. ~ olve street. - Las. 10 a&nff
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RFPRFsENTATIvE SALES

The following are the representative sales OF hog
a. the yards today:
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shipments.
ARTICLES.
PHYSICIANS.

DIR. MARY GAGE DAY.
Rooms Is and It Zimmerly block once hours-2to
'p' ~ Rs-tt
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Trains marked thus run daily
West hound train No has Puliman car.
West bound train No. a connects ~ bnrFton fsr
Pueblo New MEXICO and Southern California
East bound No. 4. u solld train 70 ~ Loua
with chair ear and Pullman sleeper. mskea eonree
tons for Ft smith. Little Rock and Paris. tekAs
East 0ound No night cypress - - louis hAa
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
city Union Ticket once Cor Main and lst stfess
and onion Depot. Douglas avcnEe.
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Chicago GRAIN ana Produce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
NEW.YORK CITY.

Tho steamer CITY Of Rio de IancirO arrived at san
Francisco on Sunday with mails from China and
Japan of the following dates Shanghai, May 10; Hong
Kong MAY 10: and Yokohama, May %. They are
due 10 arrive in Ncw-Yori Oh Friday.
President Lyon, Of the Third Avenue Railroad
tatcs that the company has been appointed TO carry
the United States mail on its Tenhave. and one
hundred and-twenty- nfth-st line, from station 10
station NJ and Will begin the work to-day
The steamships Aurana and La BourgoGnr. which
came in YESTERDAY reported having encountered heavy
,rea4hor on June TO- II is thought that they struck
the outer edge Of the storm which encountered by
the Fulda on Jsne o.
The nineteenth year Of the Kraus Seminary for
Klndercartners closed yesterday with the following
graduates: The Misses Maud Alden, Emily BTchmc.
f. Buse Elizabeth Dcmarest +. Dorsc. Marion Goldie'
Anna E. Harvey Martha Hathaway, Gertrude Horton
Eva McKaen. Elizabeth Moore. Alicia Plat, Emile
Shredder Anna See Marian Strickland and Janette
SOurs.
The students Of the preparatory department Of st.
Francis Xavier's College played the historic drama
King Robert of Sicily" in the college theatre last
cvenlnr IN the presence Of a large audience.
The annual festival Of the Young Mems Union OF
81 Ioscph's Church one-hundred and twenty ffh-st
and Ninthave will take place in Cosmopolitan Park
one hundred. and sixty nnth-st and Amsterdam ave-,
tomorrow evening
The trial Of George Frank, alias "Frenchy No. l."
tbc alleged slayer Of Carrie Brown, was postponed
until June % in General Sessions yesterday.
Ex-Congressman Roswell 2. HOrr Will speak at
Concordia Hall Nos 2s and 80 Avenue A, tonight,
under the auspices Of the Xth Assembly District Re
publican Association.
James j. Meals yesterday appointed referee
to take testimony to the mental condition Of
Martha a. Dealing. who Is at present confined in the
Bloomngdale Asylum. The Anti Kidnapping League
wishes 10 secure her release.
Al the annual election OF the Twenty third Street
Twcnty-third 81. and Eevcnth-avc, Yesterday after
noon the following directors elected William l..
EIkins r. A. p. Widener, Thomas II. Mclean. VIII
IAN II. Kemble. Henry Thompson. Daniel 5. Lamont,
D. b. HasbrOuck. A. 5. Rosenbaum, solomon Mehrbach.
Thomas f. Ryan. 5. L. Caldwell, Charles L. Warren
and George D. Widener.
An entertainment and reception In honor of the
nfth anniversary Of St. lcnatns Council, No. 151
Catholic Benevolent Legion took place last evening
In Metzs Hall. No. 100 East Eighty -sXth-st. Tho
exercises consisted Of singing and humorous reclta
tons. An address was delivered b. General james
r. OBeirne he spoke Of insurance applied by
the Catholic Benevolent Legion, and told how II
brought together the best young and women fol
the purpose of good fellowship and the promotion o
good morals Henry &. Clark chairman Of the
committee Of ansemcnts and much OF the success
OF the evening due 10 his efforts and those OF
Thomas Gilleran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-16
NEWARK.

The notice are investigating the facts Of robbery
and outrage which took place on Saturday Night I"o
men broke into the home Of MISS Enzapeth fotN >
lfty,sx years old at No. 40 Commerce-st.' tir" .i
,ronop on 4bo floor and kicked her into nsensblllty
and robbcd her of a considerable Of money. MISS
Petty was formerly school teacher and IS highly eau
Gated Her house IS lone frame structure ana she
has led the life of a reclusc Her apartments When
Visited Yesterday were found 10 be hthy IhcIe were
SnsG cats and dogs In me rooms and the house was
Uttered with all kinds refuse. health inspect Or
,ho visited the hOnse found wads of bank bills stun "a
into corners and in the furniture and there were goid
and silver among the rcfns" on the 10or.
II WAS rrm0red yesterday that mistake had been
made In regard 10 the sentencing of Lucy Gardner OF
Faet Orange, WHO was convicted Of stealing from
Stern Bros and that sentence would be imposed TO.
morrow. The woman's counsel will carry an appeal
In her case to the Supreme Court
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=, -. ,.t...D u 80 III"
fund appropriated a. r,.ho,e N do on his trip.
ond enthusiast as nc is. our hortcuitrS, to those
unon securing through him dement's siniii rom ali
SaIncd from Tho Introduction OF the veas"a any
rrcports Australia ard adjacent slan9s 90 y. dnstr,y
nrobor of insects whose chief aim III He ~ " .nt az
nher Insects There Is grasshopper pursue, u,"'
gv iavs tiny egg on tho back OF the hopper NE
a., n' , develops the parasite pushes INTO the mop
neps Internal anatomy and disaster results. II nir
ocSn can ret some Of these they will be very Mandy
TO have. II, ..rob tor will ha nm enemy
y, The red scale. aspidious aurantli winch thus iar
Snnthern california orangegrowers nave Deen usoo
80 overcome II Is fortunately not as prevalent as tne
cepva scale was before the vedalla began ts phal,
ttronic work Tt Is the only unconquered oranse
scale for recently an enemy called the c0ccopnagus
citrinus has been sent 10 work on the yellow scie
osnidotus citrnus and il has uvcnatcd many OF me
Iigh growers OF the san Gabriel Volley wneie u,e
Yellow scale was especially prevalent. All pa a.
growers will bless Mr. Rochelle II he can hna S a.
sect TINT win prev on the San Jose scale sspuIDS
norniclosns The scale that makes the tinI ru spov
an pears How all r0se-growers' would nh7 "a nroa
~ a DESTROYER ~ the scale IL he can I'M nr
thing that will fight the lemon scale -, my usopis
royerD fast growing lemon industry VIII De mns
ENCOURAGED olive growers vet know q no hauIa
enemy Of the black olive scale. about tns O"n, -
the olive tree has, and how all the aPric1e IA
would like 10 hear Of something that wonld silently IN, a
their trees Of the peskv, brown apPico, Scaio' A'
certainly IS plenty for Mr. Rochelle TO 40