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The Washington bee., 1902-08-23
IsunI Thinc

Ping How did you come out on
that stock deal last week?
Pong-Lost $500.
Ping-But l thought YOU said a
friend had given You a pointer?
Pong-SO l thought-but it turned
out to be a disappointer.-Ch Chicago
Daily News.
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smstainfng PhiIosnnhv.

What this world needs to make it
happy Is the sustaining philosophy of
the Georgia man who exclaimed, when
the bank failed: Thank the Lord.
never had dollar ahead in my Hfe!"
Atlanta Constitution.
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Ln.t Ii a NLntter nf I.nnI.s

"Nhat ever induced you TO call your
daughter Daphne, Mr.. Oldham?"
well, l dunno, except that she al
ways kind Of looked as Daphne as any
thing else to me."-Chicago Record
Herald.
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Never win Come Back.

seedy SWELL say, old chap tell
us the time. I'm sure your Watch
goes we'll
Second Seedy Swell-It goes beau
tifully. 1t went six months ago 10
NV uncle's.-Tit-Bits-
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such Ignorance.

GIee Club Man-You ought TO see
sunrise on the Pacific ocean. 1t is sim
ply grand.
His Partner-Why, l didn't know the
sup ever rose in the west.-Yale Rec
ord,
The Washington bee., 1902-08-23
Proof.

.Do Won think they are very much
in love?"
.In love? Why, he sends her orlgl-
nal verse and she thinks It's poetry
puck.
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CLEVELAND SOCIETY.

The Most Fashionable Event of the
Season.-1r. and Mrs. George A.
Myers Entertained Several ttuu-
drsd.
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A SEPTEMBER BRIDE.
Miss Alice Hay. Daughter of Secre-
tary Hay, Will soon Wed with
James W. WadswOrth.

Miss Alice Hay. whose wedding with
James W. Wadsworth, Jr., of New
York, viii take place on September 80,
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Dealer in
RnHl[d MGdiGlL DGl1[InGII.
WASHINGTON. d. c,

WASHINGTON. D. c,
Including Medical, Dental
and PharmaCeHuc Colleges.
Thirty-ff Session (IGo2-I9o3)
will begin October ISt., 1907,
and continue seven 7)monthS.
Tuition fee in MediCa and Den
tai Colleges. each 5000
Phar haCeutic College, 5000.
All students must register be-
fore October u. 1902.
FOr catalogue or other informa-
ton apply to
F. J. SHADD, a NJ, NJ. D.
Secretary
0OI r ST., n. W. Washington, D. C
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dressed long enough 10 pay a high complI.
mentary TO Wee President Narthan ~
the Southern Pacific system. who ~ said
n neo neae more r. the interests OF the farm
NJ man any railroad man he Ind ever
Snpwn, Ihe.raiiroads ~ Texas had learned
lnhg ngo that thelr prosperity deprudcd on
lhe prosperity ~ the farmer in large
y EVE, and diverslhcatlon added greatly
20 this .prosperltys-ln fact, was the only
Was - insure u The great good that Will
result In cooperation 10 both railroads and
turner's was brought out The railroads
haNe whai the farmers need and the farm
~ nave what the railroads need His
paner was well received
ipe next subject discussed was "Beneht
OF omnnstlng Manurcs." led Nv pappr
resd ~ William Renton Of Becviie. Cor
lNc tnrliizatiOn was as necessary In sue
cesstW truck growing. and he brought out
very clearly how mannres should be nre
pared I'D order to make them the best Of
., e,.l'l aEs composing was very ncces-
ssalg beeause it Killed fungus diseases and
insect germs contained IN tho manure.
Inc question of the "Consorvatiou of
MOISTURE which had been pnrtlv dis
,usseu ~ the afternoon session. was again
.Hkeh Up the discussion being nnened hv
irot. w. Il, Gibbs NJ the Agricultural and
Meghnnical college In the section "
WNleh. Bee and adjoining counties nre n
pgrI mere Is plenty nf sunshine, fertility
pi SOIL ana everything necessary to grow
plant life but moisture. hence Tho rnu.
sefvatton Of moisture s especially lmpor.
tant qs y requires great denl " water
70 grow almost any plant. Figures show
HlV the amount OF water IN q ton Of diff.
terent pfants was given. also the amount
~ water N takes TO produce a pound ~ dry
vegetable mnttcr Plant food il Rod 10 the
pant through or by water cultivation Is
enc ~ tue principal methods " conserving
moisture, because Il iuosenS tho soil and
prevents evaporation, and loose soil cotches
ana retains the rainfall better than hard
nneuluvated land Cultivate often enough
nhd only Just deep enough 10 keep down
Farmer Clark followed Prof Gibbs. and
IN ms inimltabc style he gave the large
ctoWd present some good solid facts on
ketpllg moisture In the gromd-fart4
gained ~ him during years ~ experience
~ hracteal tests on the farm In black
anu II plpwing Is done six Inches deep iust
oetoFe planting The chances are ten 10 ono
you VIII make a failure. but II YOU pIow II
SIX Inches deep SIX months before piaufiue
you nfe much sdrer Of making a crop Dur
ing his talk he gave in his eXpprleuce ~
running an experimental trucl, torp, heor
Iemple, where he gained his FIRST service.
able Information Oh successful conservation
OF moisture aud its great use IN craving
crops He advocated continuous cultivn.
ton ana raising Of crops In farming the
man who does his part will he met a llttlc
over half BY nature, and the tiller " the
sou ~ south Texas who uses brains and
Judgment will nearly always make n crop.
~ the discussion Of this question II was
pretty generally conceded that there h
usually enough moisture IN the soil I'm this
section to produce crops III lutellirpntly ana
scientifically conserved
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SCHLEY HAS DEPARTED.
SAILED AT NOON ON THE coNcAo
FOR NEW YORK.
Coed Sized Crowd at the Wharf to Bid
Him Godspeed on His Voyage
Texas Trip Was Enjoyed

CaI,ostor Tovse O,toho, 90 ANITA 4beoo
loug and nearly cheers Tor himself ana
three more for his wife Admiral Schcy
a''i'" ~ NV" A''
CQhcho Tor New york lhctc Was a repre-
sentative crowd Of people at the wharf to
.,ld htr, f,,,ds,o,t and han ,.o,,ro
~" ""
Admiral ana MIS-. HcrleN went hhohrO th@
Conch0 NJ 1880 They found their rooms
'1,d ,,ccn bapte1 with rrseq bv adtniripv
~. a,.,.ttt,,. n,,t. ~
ltlehus heEt' Alte' "eP"S'''NE 'hci' uu'"
baggage. both Admiral aud Mrs. Schley
hsId h rcepptiop I'm the main saloon of the
n,...... 90, ,,.,,,,,,,. ,,,.r, p,..r, T.,
'ohchp' iClHoPS ~ p''PiN WY '"N'
pay their RESPECTS
As tho tiul6 arrived for thc boat to sail
aa ru,.rod inn 10 ioa,c
tpuS' 'H 10y" 'lP'
Nhen the gapg plans N3is nnelly aWsWd'
ali however were ashore, just as the
,...,,,,lt,,a ~ thc roprho etorted 10 ohurii
'hvpe'.cI VI Guy
Fred w Chasf mounted PLATFORM ana
in 4 fog horn voice moved three cheers
10 ,,..i-,, .,,bio,. tt,o I,sra ~ Saptiapo 80
: 49b iAHNVs 40 N'''''-'
They We're given VITA = YIN, any 49, ny
was adqed lot lugh' ~. tnDS, ~" lyh.
posed tthree chectS LOT my VII, ~
assembled crowd jolned IN the W. lul,u
cheers Just as heartily as they did IN the
cheers Tor the aomIHl. - a..
As the b9al moNea away lInh the u2 9,,n
Admiral and Mts- othley Htop9 Aeaihsl w
rail MIS-, Schiey was Throwing hlSs'H
friends while tue adhlral WIS voatlnuN w
dufhng MS nat occasionally Wutu ~
would recosplIe some acquailiilanDe ~ w
crowd ne Womb Siasp po'n his n IijS, "n ~
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Austin, Texas. October % THE following
proceedings were had In the court Of ciyil
appeals, Third district today
Affirmed, Western Union Telegraph Com
papy vs.. W. /. pearce, from Fails, j. w.
Higgins vs.. w. II Thompson ot a. ffom
McLcuuan; j. A. Mahry vs.. Gulf, colorado
aud Sautu Fe Railway Company at al from
Bell3 J. G Webb vs. w r CARROT. from
McLOnuan; u, y Walters az al W.. j w.
Bray et al from I4lnno ~ D Luc ys,
British American Mortgage Company, from
Brown; W y Dennis VS., RoNptt Seal 81
al. from Rel Mary Edwards ct pl VS. w.
r. Mllls0ps. from Rel.
Reversed and reminded. st. Paul Fire
aud Marine Insurance Company vs. w, u.
Hodae, from lec Land Mortgage Bnur of
rcNHE Limited VS.. A. NJ Hurgis frnA
Lltuo. international ana Great Northern
Railroad Company VS. W. \, Evans from
Williamson.
graph Company VS.. W. l.. Pearcc from
Rcheallng refused; Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Zee Railway Company vH. j. w shell
TON, from Dullag,
In cAlinr of N H. Ashburn Vs. William
dismiss appeal will be granted unless an
nrlluht shall before November ~ lW'@, ulr
nov bond, binding her aa deN'kee 1s wen
Hs cNorutriN.
Notions uverrWod Y G. Nenlro We. w.
w Iurrls. from McCuloth. to dismiss ~
ppnl and 30 strike ont transcript and die
miss appeal aud iu samc cause motion io
strike ont statement ~ facts s. granted
Motions granted FARMERS aud Merchants
National Bank RI al VS. Sallic A Beli OK,
and rsee sol fot November b, 1872; Austin
Ice aud BottluE COMPANY ~, y t4phef
a. All. from Travis 10 affirm on certificate
but not granted a. TO 10 Per cont ualhag's
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HIGHER STATE COURTS.
A Number Of Cases Were Decided In
Court Of Criminal Appeals.
THE FULLERTON CASE WAS SUBMITTED
Il Involves Construction OF the Law
Against Dealing In Futres--Many
Other Cases Submitted.

Tyler, Texas, October 20 Proceedings to.
day IN the court II criminal appeals:
Appeal dismissed; r. c. Spreading. from
Raius
Affirmed Ben Williams. FROM Nacog
hoches. John Galloway. from Ffeestono;
Walter Finch, FROM upshuri g, H. Jones,
from Lampasos; Alfred Lowe. from lack,
son; Louis sturgeon and Mat Palmer, FROM
Bowic. Tut O, Morrow Jim Dentop, Theo
Scrlycncr W W Cossett aud Jack Gar,
ner, from Lamar.
Reversed and remauded Albert Burnett
from 5pwle ! y sinclair, from Titus: NJ
Mitchell. fran Rcd River; SAM Bradshaw,
from Kills; Austin Farrur FROM Navarro
Motions Tor rchenrmg overruled L. n.
Kelly, from Bowie, j A. Green, from
Coryel; james Burns, from Navarro; A, l..
Ray, FROM BeNar.
Submitted on appellants motion to hlc
nov rccugnighucc Huguc. front Waller.
ON motion for rehcariugs Harvey Fuller
ton, from Hunt ON briefs for appellant;
William Alexander from BowiR.t on briefs
for both PARTIES joe MonCl0 from
Orange; Thumns l,andreth from Taylor.
on briefs Tor the State Leon Ross from
Washington. on briefs aud oral arguments
for appellant; john Lee from Hopkins,
ON briefs Rnd oral arguments for both
PARTIES John Crawford, from Harris; Joe
Brooks from liberty; Lot Hudson. from
Reese and Dan Roberts, from Rnylori Bob
Hines death from Marion
Presiding Judge Davidson being disQualt
ned IN Bob Hines vs. state. from Marion,
his place was illrd by Judge w Allen
~ Austin IN the court today
The Fullerton case WIS submitted touuN
on motion FOR rehearlpg Tho cause hHNng
bccu affirmed az the Austin term. lhis y
providing penalty for dealing ~
futures
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couRT M "a coUNTY.
a Number Of Convictions Have resT
Secured.

a Number Of Convictions Have eesA
Secured.
Giddluqs, Texts. October 2a-~pistriH
court has been grinding this week on the
criminal docket The following cases have
hocii alsnosed Of The state Of Texas VS..
John ra,lor. theft ~ horse two years;
.rohn Moore, theft ~ horse, plea If guilty
ana two years; Rufus stafford rape. plea
of guilty.. given FIVE years IN the poniten-
uury, 1d Covlu, swiudHng, trial rs jury
aud given I'VE years In the penitcnilarg
Most of the cases ~ the civil side OF The
dorkct were continued for the term or set
oyer unfit nfter The election.
Iudgc u. Bowers, who has been con
fined 70 mig bed with carhunclc the past
four wcels, is sun lp precarlous copdi.
judge n. a. Rector OF Austin, Hon. g..
s. Henderson Of Cameron and Judge john
r. Bunrnn Of III Grange are here today ~
attendance upon the district court
lion vs. r. Nunu " Georgpiown is down
here at court being of counsel for the de-
feudaut w tie ense Of Bart W.. Ihomas 81
al ii suit for Sl0.OuN damages resulting
from an alleged assault,
NJ Schnrmni who recently lost his lnm-
her yard by lire has purchased the lumbet
atocl, Of ] G Iillsman & Sons, MrEsrs. y,
G. Hlllsman & sous retiring 10 engage In
the wagon, buggy and undertaking bust
ucER.
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I'D Is noUerFuL
If Local Applications Alone Ever Cured
a Case OF Catauh.

a Case OF Catauh,
So. ..,,e,,,o. f,r the treatment of GA
Hi'st i'iu' "''' ..,.,..
iarrh are ~ inc toin ol Spiip%s, ig.,,i
applications and mAnf ni mem mlep CIV
temporary rcliet but 81, te3s'ii none o.
them ever really cure 'lH1lls oalatth ~
because catarrb y hpl ,9eal a,stp.e ang ~
can not pe cmea Hlplp'' w
iocai ~ mpN,iiis' 49,. .,.t,,. forrns ~ ga
Moreover the more scfiont inlinh ~ ~
tarrh. IKE Gatarth q tht tlnho,n olil q"
tarrh of me hrpnchlal ,t,,S ~ ,1,,
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time Tho work w0a done entirely nnaes
the surcry isien Of WillHu, Wayne and the
pluus fai tbs restoration were made by T.
Mellon Ungcrs architect 81 Devon, Pa,
up 1921 The Marquis De Lafayette was
guest at "WnyneebnrouEh" over niG@~ nne
Wayne owner ~ the hue old property
General Lpfnyettc's visit so the old place
WINS gala orcRsOn, ana penple came tropl
mr. mud near TO meet the distinguished
Frenebman. Great preparations had been
mnde for his reception and among the arr
ficips purchased for the event was pair
III yellow satin curtains They we're huns
up in tho gcueral's study ant have never
hcop removed There they hang now ana
can be seen bv the visitors TO this intcrest
iuo homestead.
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80 for RobbInn the MaN.

Marquee, Texas, October 2s,-Dr Esteene
G. Glider. who was arrested ia eonnertion
with the recent star route mail robbery at
this mace. was yesterday taken - Waco
IN deputy United States Marshal BLACK
and Postoffiee Inspector Bass ana commit
led 10 iai IN default of bond.
All az the money stolen, with exception
Of 50, Mas recovered.
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REpnNr ON sNEn.

r president then submitted a short
ri report as to seed. lie said the seed
Faon was not very volumtnous one
= was OF primary Importance, lying
4 Old, AZ the very basis Of truck grow
lhe Investigations Of the seed com
|ee led them to'reeommend buying from
nealers Of long established and thor
las proven regulations. seed should
|es'ed before the bulk OF them is plant
8 ~ this manner you know by expert.
wat 10 expect Of them, Meyer buy
~ seed or seed with which a premium
n Robertson, as chairman Of tneseom
IN % Insecticides, Gubmitted the fol
|ng report;
ssuons as to grub worms being
IN Farmer Clark Of Corpus Christi,
,ns had more Of them on his place thar
HWY else IN Texas and he would giyr
.'l'hg Tor a remedy 10 ger rid ~ them
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Paris. Texas, October 20, United States
senator W. s. sullivan Of oxford. Miss,
IS In tho city on business IN connection
WITH the Federal court lie Is a brother
lnlaw 81 Senator Bailey. Senator sulllvan
~ ~ Interesting man, having been per
and Lpmar. and Is full OF anecdotes from
the national capital.
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ne keeplng the liver active the system Il
sitsused IN impurities ana Is enabled 10
y ~, Time a the best Liver and halatal
4-e,,ie sold ASK your eruzaiHt.
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n,azofI. county Cotton cTop.

Alvin. Texas, October q. The report Of
cation rinned IL Is mzoria county. this sea,
son 10 70 October 70 ~ all me sins ~ w
county u co. bales The crop 's iste aH'
very short
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wAYNE,s HoMe REsroRGO
Great Grandson of Famous General Per
forms Labor OF Love.

Great Grandson of Famous General Per
forms Labor OF Love.
Philadelphia k,cord
"Wnynesborough, the famous old home
Of Chester eounty's Revolutionary nero
and onellme commander Of tho uniteh
stare. army. whch stands Oh The "u'
st,rts Of this pretty village, and %hlch
was mutt IN lT2i, has been completely
restored to It's original state by the prescott
owner wiiliam wayne, a greatgfHhasoN
~ the famous general. who has taken op
his residence IN the old homestead
,Ins hmldiug Is the mnst interesting eH
ample Of colonial architecture Ia this n.y.
iorlc section 81 the Commonwealth h'4 e
n rare specimen ~ hpbalaniiu "'a Hih'
stands facing The old sugartowu road,
sprrouu4ed by majestic trees, ANA Wn"
bulii by the grandfather ~ Mrhrth, ~
tr,py WAYNE IN l1Ih captain AM pony
Wpyur. tho htsi settler ln 1863 isaac
,ynyne. tho generals father, enlarged the
building and ir ISL another wing W19
added .. t,,,,4,,.
,,lth yyiagi cal and west The central
ram faces south and measurM siA1p irtI
wien Ten foot wide hnli running tl5ni
ttropeh tho house with wide "pen donib
~ csrb end the old faShlohrd spindle fialf
o.av beHug sltuntcd 10 tho noith end ~
49, hail OF nestle he front door ne
hsu I. wafnscoteh and divided in inc ma
w. with fnied pilasters, the ceiling bUns
6nlshed with line old wooden eornice'
OLD GENERAL wAYHE's ROOM
on the right hand side Is you enter me
b.u ara two doors. one leading into the
an General wgyne room, With 40 wqlns
eating nanelcd end. large fireplace and
maptla This room hns had nothing, done
III A aud stgnds exactly today ~ y uia
IN i77g The pictures, curtains, anllrgnss
cupboard chain, tables &c, ore Jast ~
tbsy were when General Wayne was NV.
49, ~ tbta room General Wayne passed
most n hls time when Bt home.
Tbe Old nigh backed h0rsshair fnTnNure
ina ancient fireplace the spinale veg
tebIee the old carpet, with itA bright ~
signs faded by time, all are ,sAaetis ~
sarne as when the general hlmsel -
/ thou IN one Of the large chairs ana ntee
| ,1errv ain Ms friends. over the nlantie'
] nfece AZ a pOrtrait Of General wayne.
! pniuted by a French attisti olst "Heh
1 sre stacked his pistols and swords.
I The other door leads INTO the dining
rnrom which has been eAaeuy festoieo ha
/ Il was originally built, win the old nrs.
] place. mantel chair fai ana cofulfe, On
I t6a ,gest sida Of the ball are Two aools
/ sisn. ons leading into the reeepli3lh room q
1 which has been completely Ifpuh, ~ ~
| had been altered about 1917 ana moa
eruized
GIFT TO GENERAL WASHINGTON.
mis- room has been carefully restored y
~ original condition. With It's three win
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COUNCIL HAS THE POWER
To Impeach the Mayor, Says the
Third Court Of Appeals.
Mr.. HIGGINS WILL TAKE an APPEAL
To the Supreme Court OF the United
States " Necessary It Is An
nounoed by His Attorney.

A,st,, ,re,as oc,obor "a, f.. .,
AN'e' N'NSl ~ AUo N'utN ~
NFu Appeals today afhrmed the case of
D. W. higgins W. " "A 'rhomnso,, or MI
,ro,, .,.t,,,,a,, ,,,,,,t ,,,.., ...,..,,.
t"N'''F u'V'u'Ns
against Mayor higgins OF waco The court
held that the appellant had adeuuatc rem.
az, n, H.. ~. ~. .....-
~ W. N"''N"'N t''NsVu"ss'
ihe opinion was handed down py enter
Justice Fisher Of the conrt. and IN nun is
M follows
,,,,
ihis Is an action ny appellant who Is
the mayor OF the city OF Waco. to restrain
the appelices Inc hoard az plderucr ANA
~, M .. II, n,
the VitS cVuuVh VI INV CIV or waco from
proceeding With an impeachment trial auu
removing him from his ofnpe ms maynr.
lhe CONT granted n tcn,f,,rpr, ,rt,,.rt,,,
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The grub lives In the ground for tbree
years ana eats like a cormoraut an the
time and then matches out bug that de.
yours the balance Of the crop. he paid
his boys 81 a Thousand to catch these mugs
this year and had paid thdms$ more than
Nc got out Of the crop they Mere dnf onrtng
one remedy be 9iscd 10 get rid o. the
''grnb' wae 70 plow the ground up when
dry and the weather Was hot, aud most of
them would Die. l.a
Adjourned until ,. M
When the afternoon session was called 10
ofufr. irnf. y. VI Council took the chair
aud opened up the work Of the Institute
part Of tho program. At the outset the
professor said ne always took great Meas
ure ~ rendering whatever assistance ne
could 70 those engaged in agriculture and
allied Industries, being Thoroughly imhned
with love pf the work from years OF
STUDY ana training. He emphasized the ne
cesslty Of more than few being engaged
IN any branch Of agriculture. IN n given
locality in order to make II a pro1tRbie
sunccess
The first subject on the program was
"Cooperation In Truck drowning Discus.
sion led by y r. Benton OF Beevlle who
read we'll prepared ana most compre.
hensive paper on the subject rhis papcr
contained much interesting and vanable
data, information and figures on the advan-
tages accrulug to the truck grower 10y en-
| operating, especially in the matter OF con-
coniratng for shipment Some Of his state
lnenis and those made by s A. Mclicury
IN tue discussion OF the SuhieN ae to the
great saving In freight rates to the truck
growers were rather startling. Concentra.
iion not having been practiced TO amy con
siderable extent so far, the truck growers
present were not SLOW IN manifesting their
lintehton to hereafter concentrate ar com.
| blue In shipments The question Of lctug.
| cost Of, and rc-icing, being most important
| factors IN successful shipping, were also
[ discussed. II was developed chat, as most
ot the shipments of vegetables take place
from South Texas during the colder
months, 1t was not fair that II should cost
the truck growers OF this section as much
as those who ship IN The hotter months
Farmer ". A. Clark of Cornns Christi
took part in the discussion. and by MS
/ humnr and "hoss sens" added much to
the important facts brought out lie said
number OF Corpus Christi shippers had
lost money in the heavy CrSt OF icing ana
we're anxious to have the matter regulated
and the cost reduced. He paid his respects
TO those growers and shippers who wanted
reform and relief, but who failcd to attend
| this meeting and assist IN gettir~ tue
needed relief.
4 The fact that education must precede co.
| operation was brought out In the discussion
Of this subject and that this educatiou
must be among the railroad and express
officials as well as the truck growers ana
shippers
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FARMER AND THE Rail-

The night session was opened by the read
Ing Of paper on "closer Relationship BE,
tween the Farmer and the Railroads ny
William Dougherty Of Houston, general
passenger aud freight agent OF the Hous'
ION. East aud West Texas railroad mas
paper was comprehensive and 70 the point
emphasizing the Identity otsthe interests
Of the tillers OF the SOIL aud tue railroads.
Dunng the.readlng Of his paper be d.
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GIFT 70 GENERAL WASHINGTON.
Tnls room has been carefully restored 70
ia original condition. With It's three win