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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-01-16
PRZEGLAD PoLITYKI ME-
DZYNARODOWEJ.
Chicago, I6 stycznia, 1903.


w obec zapowiedzianych przy
otwaciu sejmu pruskiego przez
kanclerza Buelowa nowych anti
polskich projektow rzadowych,
zachodzi pytanie, ma czem one
wiasciwie tym razem polegac
>beda?
Jeszcze ku koncowi ubieglego
roku plotka puszczona Berlina
o hakatystycznem namiestnictwie
czy ministerstwie dla Ksiestwa
i Prus Zachodnich, spotkala sic
z kategorycznem zaprzeczeniem,
Jednakze czesc opinii zaprze-
czeniem TEN sic ME zaspokoila.
Mianowicie katolicko niernieckie
gazety W komuniSacie, pochodza-
Gym widocznie z biura prasowego
(centrowegoD, zajmuja sic jesz-
cze ia sprawa. Twierdza, ze ha-
katyzm tax dalece zbankrutowa},
IL chcianoby tenn nadzwyczajne-
mi Srodkani naprawic wszystko,
czego nabroiI przejSG do novel
CD poIyh antypolskiej.
Wiecej znaczacem jest jeszcze
to, co jedno Z pism nie1nieckich
W Poznaniu powiada, ogiaszajac
zaprzeczenie. Mowi ono, czyby
ia wie$G miala swe zrodIo w ME
dyskrecyi? Widocznie wiec przy-
puszcza, re cos Podobnego wisi
W powietrzu, . przedwczesnie
tylko rozgadanp,co nialo na przy-
szfosc pozostaG niespodzianka.
To. samo wrazenie odniesie sic,
gdy sic przeczyta odnoSny ustep
re znanego jdz naszym czytelni-
kom dziela p. Massowa, ktory
takze porusza sprawe centralnej
adrninistracyi dla dw6ch wymie-
nionych prowincyi narazonych
najbardziej ma oniebezpieczeh-
stwo polskie". Zaleea w zasadzie
te mySl, ale pfaktycznego sta
nowiska jest jednak stanowczym
jej przeciwnikiem, a mianowicie
dIa tego, ze Poznanskie, Prusy
Zachodnie i Szlask podlegaja od-
miennym warunkom ME MONA
ich traktowaG wedle jednego sza-
blonu, najwiekszym bledem by
{oby oddae lch losy W reke jednej
osobistosci do jej dyskrecyjnej
powagi. Powoluje sic przytem P.
Massow na bledy, ktore rzekomo
popelnil W Alzacyi Lotaryngii
hr. Manteuffel, chcacy ze stano-
wiska swej rodowej rycerskosci
godzit sprzeczne zywioiy, a mia
nowicie odsunac hakatyzm cd
wplywu, jaki sobie zdobyl ma spo-
leczenstwo, szczegolnie zaS ma u
rzednictwo krajowe.
Badz CO badz, stwierdza to
wszystllo, re wiadomosc podana
zaprzeczona jest wyrazem je-
dnego z istniejacych prad6w. A
prqd6w tych many przewaznie
try. Jeden chce zmodz polskosc
przez zcentralizowanie admin
stracyi na kreSach mieszana lu-
dnoScia, drugi chcialby rozdzielic
Ksiestwo przylqczyc jego dziel-
nice do Prus Zachodnich, Szlas-
ka i Marchii, trzeci, do ktorego
D. Massow nalezy, chce, zeby re
czy tax szly dalej jak ida pod
przewaznym wplywem towarzy-
stwa ,Ostmarkenvereinu' Z ce-
lem gl6wnym: ausrottenl to "a
pomoca zmowy wszystkich je-
dnostek niemieckich ma wygiadze-
ME i usuniecie wszystkiego, co
polskie. w tel dzialaInoSci rel wo-
die maja urzednicy cywilnii woj-
skowi, a gdy kazdy Niemiec spell
nj W ten sposob swoj ,,obowia-
eek" antipolski, wzrastanie polsz-
czyzny sic zatrzynla i przestanie
straszyG sposecznosc niemiecka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-01-16

czego zebrall SI2,5oo SzWedzl w
Ameryce.
Wieden, 6 stycznia. = Wczoraj
rozpocze}y sic sesye austryackiej
rady pahstwa. Czesi natychmiast
wzieli sic do polityki obstrukcyj-
nej, azeby ME dopuScic do ratyfi-
kacyi ugody zawartej pomiedzy
austryackim a wegierskim pre-
mierem. Zdaje sic, re Rad natra-
fl znowu ma wielkie trudnosci.
Odbyla sic takze sesya nocna,
gdyz izba postanowila obstruk-
cyonist6w zmodz znuzeniem.
Nie1ncy postanowili wspolnie z
Polakami sesya prowadzie dopo-
XII ME zostanie zalatwiona pierw-
sza sprawa ma kalendarzu, raty-
fikacya brukselskiej konwencyi
cukrowej. Czech Fresl mowil po-
poludniu i wieczorem przez 7A
godzin bylby m6wil dluzej, ale
prezydent CLOS mu odebra1.
Paryz, 16go stycznia. = w
izbie poslow wczoraj odbywaly,
sic debaty'nad interpelacyami Pa
VIA Meu1lier Plichona w sprawie
kongregacyj. Meunier zazqda4
wyjasnienia, czyli Rad zamierza
natychmiast wziat sic do rozwia-
zania kongregacyj, ktorym odmo7
wiono autoryzacyi. Plichon pro-
testowal przeciw sprzeciwianiu
sic rzadu, by petycye o autoryza-
cya byly przed4ozone radzie pam
stwa. Premier Combes krotko od-
powiedziaI, re Rad scisle zamie-
RIA wykonat ustawe, poczem izba
poslow aprobowala postepowanie
i oswiadczenia rzadu 3I3 glosami
przeciw 2II.
Londyn, 16go stycznia. = Z
Fez donosza, re zwiekszajQce sic
wrogie usposobienie krajowcow
ku Europejczykom zmusilo anne
rykanskiego misyonarza Simpso-
ma do spiesznego wyjazdu wraz
iona. Kobiety zniewazano ma uli-
cy; MauroWie woiali: "Czego
chce to bloto ma naszych ulicach:"
Misyonarzy prosily wladze, aze-
by jak najspieszniej wyjezdzali.
Simpson z zona tymczasowo po-
zostanQ w Tangerze.
Puerto Cabello, 1890 stycznia.
= Onegdaj o zachodzie slohca
krazownika niemIeckiego Vineta
wystrzelono kartacz do fortu La
Vigia ma wzgorzach "a portem.
Wywolalo to zdumienie u ludno-
sci w Puerto Cabello; komodor
Scheder przez konsula niemie-
ckiego dal wyjasnienie, IL strzelo-
no dla tego, re wbrew wyraznemu
zakazowi we forcie znajdowali sic
ludzie, miedzy ktorymi bylo
trzech zo1nierzy.
Rzym, 1890 stycznia. : Kar-
dynaI Luoido Maria Parocchi, pod
dziekan kollegium kardynalow i
kanclerz apostolski, uunari ma
chorobe serca. Liczy} lat 70, byl
kardynalem Cd roku 1877 wielu
go uwazalo "a prawdopodobnego
nastepce Leona XIII. Kiedy Oh
ciec Swiety dowiedzial sic o
smierci kardynala, upadl ma kola-
ma, azeby sic pomodlic, poWie-
dial: "Czeste tie wypadki smierci
przypominaja mi, ze jestem star
cem".
Washington, 16 stycznia.
Wczoraj w senacie Tillman bar
do ostro krytykowaI zachowa-
ME sic prezydenta Roosevelta i
gen. prokuratora Knoxa w kwe-
styi weglowej. Knoxa uczyni}
wprost odpowiedzialnym "a
Snierc tych, ktorzy umierajq Z
powodp braku wegla, a Roosevelt
ia ganii "a to, re jako przeiozony
Knoxa powinien byl Emusic go
do sadowego wystapienia prze-
civ magnatom weglowym. Po-
wiedzial, re ME ma co .chwalic
Roosevelta "a doprowadzenie do
kohca strajku, bo ME Roosevelt,
ale MORGAN no naradZie ze sWyrni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1903-01-16
Koniec konedyi bliski.

Przed specyalna ngrand jury,
badajaca przyczyny drozyzny we
gil, stawali wczoraj liczni swiad-
kowie, a ma dzisiaj zaproszono O.
box dyrektorow roznych kompa-
nil, casy zastep wlasciciel ma
sych sksad6w wegla miasteczek
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13
COMMEMORATE MOVEMENT.

The town council of Thatcher
has adopted ard is enforcing 9
Sunday closing ordin' nee. Under
it's provisions all business houses
within the town limits must be
closed and business suspended on
Sunday.
This is commcndable in the
Thatcher town council and like
ordinance should be passed by the
SafFord council. We are certainly
suf GENTLY civilized, or should be,
TO respect the Sabbath and cbscrve
it as it should be. five are not
then we should be civilized through
the enactment and enforcement of
law Most of the business houses
of the town close on Sunday as it
is, but all the saloons and num-
Der of other business places remain
open. If the council will pass a
closing ordinance it will be fair to
all and not work q hardship on
any. We believe even those who
do a good Sunday business would
advocate the measure if all are
compelled to close.
We also wish to call the atten-
tion of the street supervisor to the
condition of some of Satford's side
walks. Ifa person can walk from
Reynolds store to the Cyclone, re-
naming on thr sidewalk all the
time, and not break leg they are
pretty sure footed Some portions
of the sidewalk referred is rs good
as can be found anywhere while
olher portions are in on abomin-
able conditi and should be re
paired.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13
ELEVEN TO One.
4 Warm Time in Jerome Resort Re.
suits in Definite Peace.

There was hot time in the
Shea's Palace saloon in Jerome one
night last week. Defiance was
thrown at Officer Hawkins when
he asked that less noise be made
in the place, and when the hottest
place cooled off, it showed three
clean knock downs, a badly cut
head and eleven prisoners in the
city bastile, all in lavor of Officer
Fred Hawkins.
Late in the night there were
about fifteen men in the saloon, all
feeling pretty good and expressing
their feelings in very loud and
disord ry manner Officer Haw-
kinS went to the saloon and tol
Ii ingt"r, one f the proprietors
that they would have To make less
~ isr Harrington replied th he
{ (Haw hius) could not take IA yone
'ut of his pl ce. Hawkins warned
them again to cease their disturb
ancc and then left the saloon.
Finding that the racket continued
e returned to the place, and again
'rrmnn. trated with the crowd
against their disturbance Of the
peace, when ne big fellow made
swipr at him with his fist Aaw.
kins al once put him out of com
nnis.i u, when Harrington and
oh, rs attempted To interfere and
the fficcr played heart solo, aud
made il hig. He subdued the
crowd in quick order, and with
tw, L. ktts.un whom he bad de.
putrrd, he l"rlSted the cro vd and
succeed d ihl landing eleven Of
them hehiuG the bars. While un-
locking the jlil DOR one of the
pris uers attempted tn h FIRE he
escaping hy dodging the blow.
Il; rringt"n and a couple more
were later released on bail.
The most Sc ious damage was
s we're cut on Harrington's head
who WAS taken To the hospital,
" hcIe Dr.. Woods attended to the
injury with needle and thread
Mining Mrs
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13
CLIFTON ITEMS.
FROM TIE COPPER ERA.


R. } Young, who lett Clifton
about ear ago for Salt Lake
City, and Who returned on business
last week, has decided to again be-
come a citizen of Crab. m county,
and with that end in view he has
opened an Office in Clifton Mr..
Young and his family were not
satisfied wit the climate IN Salt
l. kc, which does not compare
with that Of Arizona. Mr.. Young's
many friends through nut the coun-
ty VIII be glad to know that he
ha again located in Clifton.
r. S. Stewart and j, H Cosper,
two OF the most prominent citizens
ofthe Duncan country, spent IL few
days"in Clifton this weeek. They
report that the engineer corps Of
Santa Fc Il. r have reached Dun
can, and f,nm information gathered
I cy think the Whitewater station
on The Silver G " branch is the
objective poiut Ofcoursc nothing
definite can as yet be to d, as re
suits Will depend on surveys. Mr.
Cosprr is an enthusiastic farmer
and is largely interested in cattle
and hogs. de came up to sell his
onion crop to the D q. company.
Onions, he says, are about the
most prc fitable crop grown His
: ni"n crop vrragrd 81 sacks, r
80 iushrts To- the acre, which is
Iig yield, aud brings in . better
N d surrr return than gold mine.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13
Jaws
Tightly Locked From
Nervous Spasras.
Ply iCianS Could
Not Prevent Fits.
DR.. Miles'Nervine Cured
My Wife.

DR.. Miles N-iyine has been guecessfsIiv
trled IN thousands OF cases of nervous disor
derS, but never has itmade abetter recor than
when used in the treatment Of 6tssrspasms,
lhous Sands OF testimonials prove this, and IN
nearly every instance the VT ter has stated
that the TITS ceased after the first dose of Ner-
v'ne was gwen. The statement is repeated
IL the following:
Seven years a-o my wife eomnenced
having spasms or fits and call, d in NV
home ph, ,sician and he said she was para.
lysed., lie rubbed her with salt water and
gave her calomel aud she eventually cot
som better, but in short time she ha
no.her attack She Yves confined to her
bed TOR three months and the doctor could
not help her She had fits frequently. some
times very severe. Her hands would cramn
so we could not o.en them and E fiaally,
got 50 her jaws would become licked
Finally | saw the dncior was dome her no
good End ordered bnttle of Dt. Miles IA
lucrative Neryine. She received So much
benefit from the first bottle that rot sosps.
more. She has taken a number OF ho,. ~.
but has never had a flt since takinc ~ ! e.
dose. She also thinks very hirlSv 20 NJ
Miles Nerve and Liver Pills nd "a 49, 80
witho-t th'm. II there is any Nav ~ 49,
ing this teSilmonl Il Strongey % 81 h.csrs.
OF the good the Dr. Miles Resi- rs,;xs NJ
inc did NV wite,h-Wp,. Y AttrN p a.
T. Ekville, Miss, - nv
AZ SWggisSs sell and guarantee hrst rot.
We ~. Miles Remedies. Seni for free hook
on on NNrIvo9S and Heart Di-eases. Addrsss
~ M''sS dedieal Co, Elkhart lad.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13

THE secretary Of the interior has
kindly decided than an effort made
in good faith by a desert land
entrymany TO produce crops of
every kind on land, which demon
strates an effort at reclamation, is
cultivation within the meaning of
the act of Mar,h 8, 1891 A show
ing on the part of u desert land
eutryman that, as a result of irri-
cation of the land, there is marked
increase in the growth of native
grass thereon whereby to support
stock is sufficient proof of cul,iva-
tion. Inasmucb as the purpc Sc of
tie law is to accomplish the re-
carnations of arid land, it must be
admitted that this decision is the
most sensible. The desired result
is TO be attained only through irri-
cation. The land might be plowed
until grasshoppers would strive up
on it with ut securing other de
sirable ct DIS, while an application
of water to insure the growth Of
grass without touching any agri-
cultural imp ement to the soil
would make the land profitable
and valuable for purposes of settle
ment.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13
Stepped Against a Hot Stow

A child Of Mrs. Geo. T. Rens m,
when getting his usual Saturday
night bath, stepped back agains,
hot stove which burned him
severely. The child was in great
agony and his mother could do
nothing to paciiy him Rrmem
herring ttat she had a bottle OF
Cham berlain's Pain Balm in the
house, she thought she would try
it. In less than half an hour after
appI ying it the child was quiet and
asleep, IA in less than two weeks
was well. Mrs. Benson is well
known resident of Kellar, Va
Pain Balm is aD antisepiir liniment
and especially valuable for burns,
cuts, bruises and sprains. For
sale by Stafford Drug Co, Sufford;
Thatcher Drug Co., Thatcher; H..
P. Wightmap, Pima.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13
COUNTY ROAD INSPECTOR.
Mar.eopa County is Trying al
Experiment in Keeping up the
County Highways,

For long time the supervisors
of Graham county have known
that the people were not getting
the roads they should have for the
money that is expended and have
been trying to devise some means
of lessening the expense and bet.
tering the roads. During the last
meeting Of the board the propnsi.
tion Of appointing road inspector
was discussed which may b. Il ted
on later. His duties would b. tn
SEE that all roads in the C ,untN
ware properly worked and h /
when work on roads was needed
that the road master should have
ii gnod force If men and not work
simply two or three and draw his
per diem right along the sun as
if he was wor ing fty T see
that all work was properly done
and that the road masters rep Irls
are correct 1t is believed tha
such move would save IN ,ney Ia
the county and also insure better
loads. The road Inspector should
be p.id salary so that he could
sp, nd all his tine and hruid b
placed under bond tn Il" II $
duty
EvideLtIy Mnricopa has the mr
trouble with roads that we d, h,rr
and the supervisors there ar" trying
the experiment that was discus
here. In regard to il thc Il ru Il
cn says:
"The county expends thrnuS
the Overseers about 50 ',n00 year
Of which there is practically ~.
accounting The Overseer make
his report showing why the money
was expended, hut the supcrvis rs
have no means of knowing that
the report is correct The over
seer issues vouchers which pass
current at the banks and among
the. merchants.
Therefore under law pnSs d
several years ago, bul of which
this county until now has never
availed itself, the hoard yesterday
N A Sanders county
road Inspector. The uppuin'm MT
so far is only an e pertinent md
has been made only for quarter
If il has resulted / the Swung If
no money at the end of lh.r I'M
or if il is fl und that the work on
the roads has not been better dis
tributed, it will not be renewed
The salary was fixed at 8 Is, the
Inspector IL furnish his own team
for visiting the various road dis
tr cts. The law authorizes The
payment of IA salary f So 50 ii day |
and mileage. The int,er ltcm
would likely get to be IN rc
one than the salary |
self, for there are some road dis
Iricts in the county which it
would cost the county as much as
BIO for the inspector to visit
awhile the inspector will handle
none af the road funds himself, he
will see that the reports If the
,verserrs who have haudl d it are
.uri ect."
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13
JUST WHAT YOU Fed
(lintIIlsiIs stomach aEd liver
Tablets

When you feel dull after eating
When you have no appetite.
When you have bad taste in
the mouth.
When ycur liN,l rs turlid id.
When ycnr hnW,ls are conslipur
ed
When you lave II headache.
" hen You feel bilious
They WI in prove ours, prIiir
cleanse AID iIvil"ru'c \ NJ
stomach, aud regulate y,ur IiN =
and bowels Price % cents p +
box For sale by Sutrord Dug
Co, Stafford; Thalche Drug Co
Thatcher; Ill. p. Wightman, Puma.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13
n Slmoa Bridge.

Iu nrw bridge across the Sln
I>m,n between Sol mnnyillp and
S tf'rd is nnaringc c mplrtion Thr
contractors ARE making substan-
lial work of II and when tiui he'd
II will he much needed improve
ment. However there is some dis
appointment that the bridge is not
II suspension one There is fear
thai the structure will not be able
t" vi stand the tr achrruus San
Simm Whcn il gets one of its
periodical rampages, as the middle
pier is APT to be undermined and
washed away.
VIE h,r the hulhtjn is going to
have another of its chronic attacks
nf kicking at The Board. whether
il thinks the contractors sltybID'
whether il thinks the architect q
f. is hard to tell, tor it certainly
cLrnot believe that that bridge
is going Ia wash away o account
Of th,re b,iug II pier in the center.
For an example we refer the editor
of the bellgm 10 the bridge span
ning The same stream at the Solo
m cvilie depot 1t has withstood
the most severe floods that ever
came down the San Simon 1t has
piers in the center and it stands
there as yet and it is not nearly so
i,avy as the ridge now under con.
st uclion. IT, take out the center
pirr under the new bridge the bed
IT tht sire m must b Gu least
tOI ieUi lower than il g.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13
Doesn't Respect Old Age

It's shameful when youth tails
to show proper respect for old age,
but inSt the contrary in the case of
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They
cut off mrladies no matter how
severe and irrespective of old age,
Dyspepsia, Japndice, Fever, G n.
stipation ali yield to this perfect
pill 25cts at, Stafford Drng Co.,
s ford; Ii. P. Wightman, Pima.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13
a Remarkable Case

One of the most r, markabIc cas-
Of II cold, deep-scatcd on the luugs
causing pneumonia, is that IF MIS-
GeItrudc Il. Fcnucr, Marion, Ind.
who was entirely cured by the nse
of OIe Minute Cough urt. She
says: The coughing aud strhn-
ing so weakened me that ran
down in weight from 40 10 81
pounds. | tried number of r.
meGics 10 NJ avail until | used Oue
Minnie Cough Cue Four bottl, S
OF this wonderful remedy cure me
entirely of the cough, strengthen d
my lul KS and restored mr TO NY
normal weight health and
strengt." Sold by Stafford Drug
Co., Stafford; NJ. Il. Fort, Thatcher.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13

NNrED-- EvERAL PERsoNS OF CH Il
acter and sod reputation in each state lone IN
this count, required 10 re resent and adver.
use old established wealthy bu mess house OF
sold financial stanting, -alaTy $3.50 weekly
with eKpens s additional, all payable in ca h
direct zach Wednesday from head Office Horse
and carriage furnished when necessary. he
ferences. Enclose self addressed envelope.
olonial. 49, Dearborn {. chicago G6-6m
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13

SENATOR GoRMAN declared in u
speech, mo greater crime has ever
been perpe'rated against the
women of the south than the en-
ancipation of the negro by con
stitutional amendment.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13

FROM the amount of stuff raised
all of which has found d ready
market and a good price, it don't
look as though the .artesian dis
trict was a failure.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13

For sick headache try Chamber.
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets,
they will ward off the attack il
taken in time. For sale by Stafford
Drug Co, Stafford; Thatcher Drug
O., Thatcher II. P Wightman,
Pima.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13

Watson T. Faulkner have com
pleted Il large vernnda ut the resi-
dence Of ] @, Robinson The ad
dilion not only makes the house
n ntE moe attractive hut will also
add greatly TO its copiort
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13

militant honesty" is the latest
expression coin' d by the Prcsi.
dent. II mey take its place along
side of strenuous life"
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13
ROHtezuma Cana.

One share Of water for sale. See
II " BlsHoP, Solomonv,'Ie, \ T
3O-,4
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13

We might console Canada by
agreeing TO give her part of the
north pole after Lieutenant Peary
finds it.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13

THERE may be some startling re
vela tiCRs if The captains of indus,
thy begin TO tell Of each other,
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13

IT looks as if the grafters in the
Post Office were abopt to form
union.
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13
BIXL.E
PHYSICAL TRAINING IN


and the l1Xl lER
% t 81 aS course under this FonGl ard
In
eft Iecte
Graham guardian., 1903-11-13

Get your job work done at the
Gu RoIAN office.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-16
Ruildiuu POultry.HOu

That the poultry house must be COM
Portable and free from drafts are the
main essentials, and the word comfort
able means that it should be light and
free from dampness as well as of a
proper temperature. The style Of ar
chitecture is Of little Importance, ex-
cept that 1t Is best that the house be
comparatively low and rather square
In form, SO that there will be little or
no waste space. Whatever seems best
as floor, use, being careful, how
ever, that there is no possibility of its
being damp nor opportunity for YER
min getting into the house. If of
boards, cover the floor with dry sand
and over that keep litter Of some kind
all the time Clean out the sand every
month or six weeks and fill in with
clean material.
In lighting the poultry house see
that the windows are so placed that
the greatest amount of sun may be
had and arrange so that they may be
covered at night during the winter.
Use newspapers freely as lining to the
house, lacking them on in double lay
ers, after first filling in all cracks. A
house built after this plan, even of
the cheapest lumber, will be all that Is
desirable.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-11-16
Pruning Berry Pla nts.

AS rule growers of raspberries and
blackberries do their annual pruning
in the fall, particularly if they follow
the plan Of summer pinching back
The idea Is In fall pruning to cut back
canes that are making very rapid
growth, which is not likely to mature
before cold weather. If cut back ir
the fall. these canes will heal over and
are not likely to winter-kill great
deal. In sections where the winters
are severe and the canes are likely to
kill back during the winter, the fall
pruning may not be desirable. unless
as stated, the growth is not likely to
mature before cold weather. Under
such conditions. the pruning may be
left undone until spring. when one can
readily determine how much to cut
back by the length Of canes that has
been winter-killed.