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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-04
sAn mArno arAI rsrArr.


LOMITA PARK-On line OF San Mateo electric
cars: 45 minutes from 9Th and Market; sewer
and water pipes to each lot; electric, lights,
etc; 50-foot lots from 1925 to $500; terms.
$40 down and $40 a month; get of at ''Lomita
Park and Investigate: maps sent on appli-
cation.
SELBY, RODGERS & CO..
Tel. Main 673 lie California 81.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-04
pTVTpENp NoTICEs-

DIVIDEND notice-The Giant Powder Co. Con
A dividend. No. IS, OF nifty cents (50c) Pc
pany has been declared. payable at the ofnc,
OF the company. rooms 2O2. 204 and pos Hay
Transfer books close Aug 8. 1901 at noon
r H RENNIE. Secretary Pro Ten
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-04
ALAMEDA ADVERT'S'M'TS
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

FOR sale-Double-f house, rooms, bath /:
pantry each floor; separate entrance; also a
4-room cottage, bath. pantry; rents S3S
2154 Alameda ave, Alameda; rare bargain
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-04
oAxIAND ruRN1FURE PoR sALn.

TOMORROW the day for bargains In turnl-
ture H. Schellhaas. 11th St. cor. store. Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-04

NOTICE TO BUYERS OF GRAIN BAGs-r
am authorized by the Board OF Prison Di-
rectors tc sell one miNon Q.O00. 0OO) grain
bags at 81 T5 spot cash, within the period
up to and including the 18th day OF August
1904. Any purchaser may buy the whole or
any part OF the one million u. .00O. .0O0)- All
orders TO be accom- panied BY the affdavits
required By law. Blank orders can be had
upon application ]. W. TOMPxINS. Warden
San Quentin State Prison.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
Die eiufdhlfe Q6Iuua.

Die Seamteu Der p@unarO 2inie"
lebnen es ab, lid iiber Die Wteloun9en
uon unterbanolungeu Der cOntinentaleH
Vinien betrcffS 9lutaufS OeS ebcmalissu
MISUNDERSTANDING zDicuites Su auBern.
Sn SouOOner S6iiiiabrtStrciien 9laubt
man jebO6, oaB Der gcsenitauO uuf'S
3apet gebra6t lit, unO cS miro bic
9lnii6t laut, oub Oies iid i6lieBli6 ais
bas einia6ite unr WOblieilite Wiittcl
crwciicu WiirOe, ben ucrbGn9niBUOllcn
Gatentrie9 3u bcenben. Die 3wcifrl
mcbrcu ii6, Oh ir9cuO Elm llebereintOms
men BON SrOcutung in Der nG6iten
WtOnat Su Sambur9 itattfinOenorn
Gonfcreu; crSiclt werOen fam. Wtau
glunbt, 0aB bic yGunarO" uon ibrem
Gmi9rantensGontraft nit llngarn ircis
tOmmen fOunte, wcnu Der Sori6las
gum Yerfauie ibreS Wtittelmeers 9lmeritu.
Oicnites annebmbar lit. SOn Den ans
Oercn Sinien lit bis iest ni6ts gel6eben,
nm Der neuelten 8reiSbcrabiceuu9 Der
p8bite Star" Su bc9e9ncu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
HusldnbS Grfld ruus in Der Vri.
fcnfraae.

0tuBlano bat Der bGutiben He9ierun9
offtiiell mitgctbeilt, oaB na6 Der Gnt=
l6eibun9 bcs FriIcngcribts in SSlabis
pOitof Der Oampfer 5bca" cine 9cice=
li6c Brilc mar. @r mar bon Der 0Ofoi
Sannino 9oiii Sofa 50. 9ehartert uno
fubr Swii6cH japanildcn 0Gfcn, wOs
our6 CT leinen ncutralen Sbarafter per
lor. Sciu Sciisrr, Serr OieOri6leu.
Siel, mill 9r9en Siclc Guti6cioung bel
Der ruiiiihcn 9lOmiralitat Scruiun9
cinle9eu. 0icrin miro er pOn Der bout
iben 0tc9icrun9 untcritiiet wcroen.
OaS auSwGrti9e g(mt bat bis jcet Die
Scirslidcu SeOeufcn betreffS 6cS 9Iuf.
biiicns Der Ocuti6cn 5Sla9ge uuf Der
r3bea" bcicitigt, wcil baS S9iif aus.
IdlicBli6 in japaniibcm 9auoclSOienit
ltano.
Sb9leib bic glntwort 9ublano's be-
treiiS Der Yerleufuug OeS britiI6eu
OampfcrS rSui9bt Commander" OnrdD
OaS 9SlaOiwOitOt. Gcl6naOer in Ocn lie
bensmiirot9iten glusNriiden gcbaltcu lit,
10 bebauptet 0fuBlauo bod icincn
StanOpuntt, ben cS in Der Seiticeun9
Der Friienrc9ulationcn cin9enommen
bat, Oencn SufOl8e es OaS Jfe6t bat.
ncutrale Sdific, bic Sric9SfOntrcbanoC
iiibrcu, in Orin9libtcitSfGllcn iu ScritD-
rem unO bic enOgiilti9c Gnti6eiOung bis
na6 SecuOi9un9 ocS Sric9cs Su per-
l9ieben.
0tuBlano bat ben Sereinigtcn Staaz
ten Offi;iell ole Gnti9ciOung OcS Prilcn~
9eri6ts betrcifS Der lSc9nabmc Oes
OampfcrS rgrabic" BON Der YOrtlanr
unO 2liiutic Sinir ieitcuS Oes Sampfcrs
,9romobOi" BON Dem 98laOiwoitOtsge.
i6waoer mitgetbeilt. Der Seri6t bon
SSlabiwOitot lGbt jcOoh Nariibcr 3wei.
iel beltcbeu, oh allC 2lrtifel, Oie fitr ia.
puuil6e SGicn bCitimmt warcn, ais
SricgSfoutrcbauOc erflGrt merOen, Obcr
uur bas Wtebl unO bic @iienbabusSuu=
matcrialicu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18

gSic iippig baS SrbenSs uuo Sogcns
mcICn bliibt, gcbt aus na6itcBenOer gu
lanmcnitcllung Der .StatiiticS OF Sra
ternul WtOnitOr" beruOr, wcl6e 9ln9a.
ben ais ablOlut ri9tig bctra6tct wcrz
oen tOnuen. 2lm 1. Sauuar 1904 cyl,
itirteu in 100 brii0crlifen SrOen 49,
Si2 Yo9cn, mClfc cine WtitglicOerSabl
pom 5,O1S,964 battcn OauOn marcn
4,752 1895 81 llnteritiitun9cn bere6tigtc
WtitslieSer unb 265, 1863 Social.Wtits
9lieber. Sieic SrOen bciabltcn aus
ieit ibrcr @riiuOun9 bic &OtalIummc
pom $S47 1863, ,549; bicruOn muroen
an Srantcnsel6ern $167 ,346,Os7 mO
all SterbegelOcrn S7O7 ,O23, ,462 auSbc.
;ablt. SIN ucrflOHcueu Sabre wurOrn
allein SCOOPS, ,105 fir StcrbcfGllc be-
Sablt. Die @eiammt;unabme wGbrenO
Nes SabrcS 1903 mar 5S4, ,227 Wttt9lie.
Der; so, ,l45 mar Der GOtalucrluit Ourd,
Strci6unsen Stcrbeidllc II. I. w.,
bleibt iomit eiu 9tciugcpinn BON 531 :.
7S2 WtitglieOeru.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
g Sdmubiaes Nch,

Gum eriten Wtal in Der @ei6ibtc
maribirtcn Dor ciHigcn 3u9en britiide
SolOaten bur9 bic StraBen pon Sbalia.
@S mar bics gele9entlib beS iormellen
Seiu6s, ben Sberit YOun9busbano,
Der GiuilfommiiiGr Der britii6en @rpc'
Oitiou, Dem 6iuciiiben 9lmbau abitat.
tctc. Die 3ruppen SO9Cu auf Dem Wtar.
ibc nah Der Staot am 5uBc Ocs 9cbals
ti9en Dalai SamusE sEalaitcS poriibcr, Der
aui Dem POtalu:Sersc, Orci Wtcilcn
wcitlid uon Sbaiia, gcIcSru lit. 9anu
9iugS our1 Die SorltGOte Der Staot
nat oem 6inciilden Siertcl, oaS bon
S6weinen wimmcltc. Scet crit &C.
lan9tcn oic 2ruppen in Oie StaSt.
OcS 9lmban'S @bren9arOe empfing
Sbrrit YOun9buSbano, wel6er cine
cinitiinOi9c llutcrreoun9 nit Ocm bincii
l6cn Sertretcr bate. Der 9lmban
iammerte iibcr Oic llnlpiiienbeit uno bic
l6lC6te S6ulung Der 3ibctauer. Sei
Der 0fiifteBr ua6 Dem Eager fam bic
expedition al Der grOBCn SatbeOrale,
o6cr Der 2Sobnitdttc Der SOecn, Dor.
iibcr. Die Strabeu iturrtcn Dor
Sbmut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
Ofappr SarriSou pou Sbieasc nnO
Der Streif.

Yiirsermeiitcr Garter 8. Sarriiou
ioll aui9cfOrOcrt wcrOcn, bel bcn Inter
banOluugeu ;wii6cn S6labtbausbciis'
ern uuo Shla6tbauSarbeitern bcbuiS
Scilcsun9 ocS StrcitS bebilflih Su icin.
IS wurOe Gin aus icbu Ytit9lieOcrn be.
itcbenScs Gomite crnannt, Oas Dem
SiirScrmciitcr iciuc 2luiwartun9 maiden
unO ibu criuden iOll, mitSuwirtcn, oas
nit Der Streif 10 balo mic mOglib bel.
9eleot werOe. Sn Der Sieung crfldrtC
Cornelius Sbea, Der FrdiiOcnt Der inter.
natioualcn SriiOcri6aft Scr Subrlcutc,
oaB feline pcitcreu SDmpatbicitreits in
icenirt merOeu mIirben. Die in Set
S6labtbauicrn un9citclltcE tSnbrleute
wiirOcn in Dem SDmpatbicitrcit fcitltes
ben unO uidt cher na69cbcn, bis Der
0an,c Streif beigclr9t lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
Gmpfcpers' Aiceiatipn 1or 6cs
rieht aelaoen.

Die Yuiloin9 9raocs 9llliancc BON
0tew Yorf bot Ourb SameS 8. Oalp
pom Der 9ilc SaDers' lluiOn in OGm
Supreme @eridt cine Sla9e ge9cn Die
Suiloiug 9rabcs GmplOgers' 9lHOciaz
ton eiu9crcid)t, nm bic 8ilti9teit OeS
@jcncral glrbitratipnSs ElanS, mic IOlber
i'm S5uli 1903 pon Oen glrbeit9ebcrn unO
Unions 9cmeinl6uftli6 an9cnommcn
wurOe, feitSuitcllen, uno terner, oh bic
employers glliociatton cine Corpora
ton lit, bic OuS 0fcdt bat, Sanocl uno
gSanbCl labm Su lc9en. GbarleS Y.
G6lie, Dem YrdiiOrutcn Der @eicllidait,
wuroe cine SorlaOung ;ugcitellt. Die
6hBrer Der gllliaucc bcbuupten. OaB uns
ter Seu Unions in 0icw YOrt uOlltge
Sarmonic bcrride, aber baS 9crii6t,
baB lib eini9c 9robc Unions loSla8cn
wollcu, mill trOsOrm ni6t ueritnmmcn.
@s uerlautct babcr audi, 0aB bic wrnis
ger raoifalen Siibrrr scnei9t iinO, Oen
glrbeitgebcrn auf Balbcm 9Se9e cnt9e9cn
III tommen uub in cine WtObifiSirung
OeS 9e9enwGrti9eH slrbitratiOnsplanS,
Der SaS Ciuiige SemmniB mar, ;u millis
nrn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
Der auSbruG elmer Hebplutipn in
4araauap befnrdbtet.

Giner aus slinnctOn, Yara9uaD, eins
9etroifenen Oepeide Sufolgc bat Die 0tes
9tcrung cine Scri6wOruHs entoedt, bic
bel Der Intlnft OeS OampierS rSaioz
nta," Der am 4. gluguit BON "a Blata
abfubr, cine 9teuOlution beginner mill.
Sicle Serbaftungen iinO uOrgeuommen
uuO Der Srie9sSuitano iiber Die Staot
ertlart. Der ar9entiniI6e @eianOte in
alnncion unO Der 9cIanOte BON Sara
9naD in Sucnos glDrcs baben Die 0tr9iez
run9 BON slrgcntinien erIu6t, ben
Dampfcr nSaionia" juriidSubulteu,
bod man 9laubt, OaB OieieS ui6t mebr
9cihcben fam, oa er iid au6erbalb Der
Snrisbiftion Der argeutinii6en Gcpus
blif befinOCt. Sine llnterlu6un9 bat
cr9cben, OaB Der Oampfcr 45O Wtann
al Sorb bat, inter Oencu ii6 mcbrere
Sfiicicre BON 8araguaD befin6eu, ebenlo
6 Srupp'l6e SanOneu. GliaS @arcia,
Der oielc Expedition an9eblid befcbligt
befleiOete nntcr Der ieei9cn 9lOminiitras
tion ein icbr Widti9cs 9lmt. SbWObl
CT immer nod ein Siir9er BON Faras
9uap lit, bat ct uugcnblifli6 Oic Stclle
eineS POliicicOmmiiidrs uOn Va Ylata
inne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
shlaAtfAiffe 2 fnr GuaIans. .

Die cugliI6e gIomiralitdt bat bic
ShiifSbau Gtablilcments an GlDOc
ein9claOcn, 2tusebOtc fir Den Sau uOn
,wei S6tabti6iiien uOu jc 16, 500 Cont
nen uno GROCER Sdnelli9tcit ciujurcis
6cn. SIS beibt, Oieie S6iiic iollen in
Sc;ug aui 8eitiiduu9 uuO YanScrung
ullcS bis jeet 0u9eweiene iibcrtreiicn.
DaB btc 9lOmiralitdt in Der @iIc lit, Dap
nit Dem Sau Der Sdiiic be9onnen
werSr, gebt aus Dem llmitanO beruor,
oaB oie 9lngcbote bis gum 8. September
iciu miiiicu. Dies 1T cine
unScwObnlt9 tnric 6rilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
GifcnbabnuufaQ.

Der pom ct. 2ouiS fommcnbc 3u9
9io. 20 Der SauOalia.2inic, Der nit
etwa 300 Yaiiasicren 9ciiillt mar, iticb
in Der 9idbe peS SabnbOfS in FlainfielO,
9nO., auf cine Serbro6cne S6icnc.
6iinf SSa9gonS wurben um9ewOrfen
uuO Ipdtcr ourb Scucr icritOrt. Son
ocn Yalia9icren murOcn MIR pier &C.
fdbrli6 unO bic anOercu leidt .uerlcet.
llnter ocu 2eetercn bciunOen ii6 bic
iolgenben SbiOer: Sruu s. y. Spauls
oing, Srilliant, O.: @. Is. Srown,
GOpington. O.; Otto Bauer. 0tcw
DOrf, uuO 6rau SrauciS Slap, SSilbrrs
force, >.
uR- 8ortrait photographer, Samls
liens unS @cicli6aftSbilOcr, in bcliebis
ger @rOBc uuO biibider 9luSfiibruns,
JirproOuttioncn icOer 9lrt SilOer, SuuOs
ibaftSs uuO Sduicrauiuabmeu, ibOuc
SrciOeu: unO SSaiicriarbcns Rortraits,
II. /. /. Scitc 3ufrieOcnbcit in slrbcit
iowie FreiS miro Su9cii6crt.
Ocnrg Sreg.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18

Die feiniteu Orudarbritcn in Scr StaSt,
Stefert bic Office Oes rSSo9enblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
Gine internatipuaIe Seribmtbcit
abecfafjt.

Die Yinfcrton.9l9cnturen wuroen bon
Der in 9iew Dort eriOl9tcn 8ciangcn.
uabme cincs 9cidbrlideu DtcbeS, Der III
uerI6ieOencn Stdoten bes SauOeS ais
S6lciboicb, @inbrc6cr, SanfrGuber
etc. lrin llupeicn bctriebcn babcn lOl,
in ScnntniB gcieet. OO6 ni6t allcin
in 9lmcrifa, iOnOcrn aud III europa ioll
Der 9lrreltaut, Der 56 Sabre alt lit unb
gc9rmpdrtig inter Dem 0tamcn 9Silliam
Coleman 9ebt, ais Oieb uuO So6itaps
ler befanut leir, iuOaB CT nit 0fcht cine
virtcrnatioualc Ycriibmtbcit" gcnannt
merOen fam. Der Wfann 1T aud uers
od6ti9, uOr etlua A SSOdcn in GOOpcrs.
town, u. g., Der bort Ocn SOmmer
iiber mOBncnbcn SSrau Glarf, Der
S6wicscrtO6ter Oer Srau SenrD s.
Softer, @attin bcs Sil6ots Softer,
S6mudIa6en i'm g8ertbe uou $50, 900
gcitoblen Su babcn.
6iinf Sabre iuB Coleman in Sing
Sing we9en SantraubS, Elm anoersmal
in Yittsburg wcgrn Sautraubs uun
$4,000, banu wcgcn cincS anOcren
gantraubs III SOdpOrt pier Sabre in
9luburn, rini9c Sabre iaB CT int Gaitcru
@enitcutiurD in TbilaOelpbiu unO ipdter
wieOcr itcbeu Sabre irscnOwu I'M Gil
Aeu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
@ute Pansftrafen perlanat. j.

= DaS POitamts..'.. Departement fanSt
all, nit ieiner Drobun9 Grnit Sn mas
den, NaB Der freie slblieferun9Sbienit
aui Dem 2anbe nur ba auirebt crbalten
werben ioll, mo fir StraBen 9eiOr9t
wirb, pel6e Oie ROitbOten paliirrn fOns
nen, Obne Seib unO 9eben Su riSfiren.
Sin sl9ent Oes YOit.Oepartements bat
in lester 3eit ben 3uitanO Der StraBcn
in PcnniDlUanien unteriu6t, uno OBJ
9lci6 feline llnterludun9en ii6 erit iibcr
eincn fleinen Sbeil bes Staates erltres
den, baben iic bod idOn OaS 0teiultat
9cbabt, baB @cneralsPoltmciiter FaDne
Oas sluf9ebcn uOu 80 ldnbli6en freien
slblieferuugS HOuten an9cUrbnct bat.
0iun bat ii6 Ycnnigluanien biSber ims
mcr Oes SeIiees Der bciten SanOitraBen
unter alien anOcren Staatcn gGriiBmt,
unO meun oicier glnipru6 beSriinNet lit,
10 fam man iib ungefabr uoritcllen,
mic cs nm bas @rbalten Der 0tOuten in
auOeren Stautcn beitellt iein miro, penn
Oas YOitsOepartement aud lire yanOs
itraBen unteriu6t. @enerals YOitmeiItcr
Fapne 9ibt Our6 ieiu Scrfabren in
8ennlDlpauirn einen 28iuf nit Dem
3uuupfubl, Oen alc uuicre 2unObelpOb'
ner, beuen etwus am @rbaltcn oes frcicu
9tblicfcrun9sOieuitcs gelc9cn lit, III il:
rem cigencn Sutereiie ni6t unbca6tct
lniiru lnl1tru
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-18
Der @6rper pIcbpe's.

@ebcimpOliiiitcu aus SNeiiu, SSars
I6au, Stem uuO unNrrcu grUBercn
StdOten 0tuBlunOS, iinO uad 4cterSs
burg bsorbert worOeu, I'M Oen WtOrOer
brS WtiniiterS uun Ylebwr Su ioentifi;ts
rem. 9ta6 gcnaurr SciihtiSuHg Oes Sc
fangeuen ertlGrtcn iic, oaB Tic i'm nie
Suuor gcicBen baben. Sin Sritter
Wianu, 0iameus 8ernitcin, Der in Sicw
uuter Dem @erOatt, un Dem WtOrc be-
tbcilist sepeien Su iein pcrBaitct 1T,
wuroe na6 ct. Bctcrsburg 9ebraht.
Die 9Olijei brbauptct, entOedt 81 bas
ben, Nab all Der Spise Der Wtorbpers
i6mDruus Gin Wtunn, 9iamcns Sc'
uartianow ituuO, Oer ubcr bis icet nod
nitt seiaBt worOen lit.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-02-12
University School Of Music.

Full corps of Specialists in all depart
ments. Persons wishing TO attend
should begin with the opening of the
Second Semester, February ID, 1904.
For particulars or May Festival an
nouncements, address
TX. PERRINE, Sec'y Ann Arbor, Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-02-12
Questions and Answers.
Continued ne1t a0eek.)

g. Can pecans be profitably grown
here, and if so what varieties are best?
A. No. They cannot be grown with
profit. Some of the heavy shelled varie-
ties will grow here, but are not wanted
on the market and are not as good for
home use as our common hickory.
q. When should scions be taken for
spring grating?
A. Any time during the winter when
there is no frost in the wood. There
has been no time here since fall, (which
is always the safest time to cut them
and pack in moist sand in a cool CELLAR,
but you should watch your chance and if
possible cut before sap starts in the
spring.
@. Can gooseberries be propagated
by roofing tips the same as blackrasp-
berries?
a. They can be grown from layers,
which is a similar process Lay a branch
of the plant on the ground and cover
about IL inches deep with earth and it
will root at every bud. These can be cut
apart and transplanted.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-02-12

February with an oil emulsion contain
ing 20 per ceLt. of OIL Plot was
sprayed in December with the lime
sulphur salt. Plot was given the same
treatment as No. 2, and in addition
was sprayed again with lime-suiphur-
salt wash in early March just before
the buds opened. Space cannot be
taken here to give the results of the var
ious examinations, but briefly stated
the trees sprayed with lime-sulphur-
salt wash in December have had as
little scale upon them this summer as
have the trees sprayed with oil emul-
sion in February. The double treat
ment, i. e., spraying with lime-sulphur-
salt in December and again in early
March, was far more effective than
either the December treatment alone
or the oil emulsion treatment in Feb
ruary.
Continued nert a0eek)
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1904-02-12

The results OF these treatments were
given by Prof Scott in his address be-
fore the Georgia State horticultural
society at Athens, Ga, August 3 and A,
1908, and will appear in the proceedings
Of that society. A brief mention OF the
results obtained will not, however, be
out of place in the present connection.
In February. 1903, the Ohio Fruit
Land Cos orchard at Myrtle, Ga, was
sprayed with the regular strength OF
lime sulphur salt wash under direction
of the manager, Mr.. &. w. Without.
All trees were thoroughly coated and
after the spraying was finished Prof.
w. Nj. Scott selected number of badly
infested trees for continued careful OBJ
servation. No extra pains were taken
in treating these trees, hence they fur
nish reliable indication of the eff
cheney OF this treatment as generally
carried out. The trees selected for
study were all heavily incrusted with
San Jose scale, and the most of them
we're in such bad condition that their
recovery was not expected The trees
have been examined from time to time
during the present season, and the re-
suits of the examinations are given in
the table in pamphlet.
From the results it was noted that
several very interesting points are
brought to light.
First the lime-sulphur-sa is not inn
mediately destructive to the adult in
sects, but for a considerable time does
prevent the larvae from establishing
themselves on the treated portions.
Second, that the wash slowly corrodes
the scaly covering, ultimately exposing
the mature insect to the action of the
weather and offering ready access to
predaceous enemies.
Third, that after much of the ma
terial has been washed from the trees
the larvae can establish themselves and
grow for some little time, but that
sufficient material evidently remains
to eventually kill the great majority of
them. The death of larvae in consider
able numbers was noticed on several of
the above trees as much as five months
after treatment. An insecticde which
exerts continuous action for several
months is obviously more desirable
than one which, even though more
powerful, is effective for few days
only.
Experiments with the lime-sulphur-
salt were conducted in a number of
other orchards by Prof. Scott, and or
chards treated independently by the
owners were also kept under super
vision during the summer. In all of
them the same gratifying results were
secured.
In no case was there any indication
of injury to the trees, except where
the wash was applied after the buds
began to open. In such cases the fruit
husband in some instances the twigs
were killed back, thereby decreasing
the fruit crop. In the orchard of Mr..
S. II. Rumph at Marshallville, Ga,
three plots, each containing Bellies and
Elbertas, were used in a comparative
experiment. Plot l was sprayed in
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Go6IewHe.

j. G.. Clark was moved to Borgess.
hospital at Kalamazoo last week Thurs
day. His daughter, Mrs. Parker, ac-
companied him there.
Miss Hazel Thayer is quite sick.
Lyle Bishop has been having the grip.
Francis and Hazel Parson have been
quite sick for few days, but are better.
Miss Libbie Lyle has received word
that her nephew, Daniel Lyle of Penn
sylvania, lost his life in the mine disaster
there short time ago.
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o.
State Entomoogist.
Continued from last ,0eek.
THE LIME WASH.
AS the San Jose scale first appeared
in the United States upon the Pacific
coast, various remedies were tried 10y
Oregon and California fruit growers
Their experience developed the fact
that for California conditions the lime
sulphur salt wash gave excellent re-
suits. Upon the appearance of the
scale in the East, this same wash as
we'll as others was tested under eastern
conditions. An experiment with the
lime sulphur salt wash was conducted
by Prof. G. l.. Maratt of the United
States department of agriculture in
1894, but the results were reported as
extremely unfavorable.
Prof Marlatt's negative report evil
IDENTIFY had the effect of discouraging
further experiments along this line by
entomologists, it being taken for grant
ed that the wash could not be success
full under climatic conditions prevailing
in the South and East. Accordingly
attention was directed mainly to the
various oils and soaps in the hope of Sc
curing a satisfactory treatment.
In 1900 Prof. Marlatt again conducted
experiments with the lime sulphur salt
wash and in this case exceptionally
good results were obtained. In 1901
Prof. S. A. Forbes undertook detailed
experiments with this wash in Illinois
and secured excellent results.
In the winter of 190l-02 the writer
carried out experiments with this same
wash in Ohio under the direction of
Prof. f. NJ. Webster, and the results
obtained compared favorably with those
obtained by using whale oil soap and
the kerosene treatments then in extern
sive use in Ohio peach orchards.
So far as we are able to determine the
first extensive use of the lime sulphur
salt wash in the East was by Mr.. f.. G..
Green, who during the winter of l90l-02
employed this preparation almost ex-
clusively in treating scale infested peach
orchards in Illinois under the direction
of Prof. S. \. Forbes, state entomolo-
gist.
At about this time Prof w. NJ. Scott
commenced experimenting with this
wash in Georgia The unfavorable re-
port made by Prof. Marlatt in 1894
caused entomologists to "go slow in
using and recommending this insecti-
eide, and Prof. Scott with his usual
precaution first tested it in a small way.
His experiments of 190l-1902 gave prom
Use of the wash being successful under
Georgia conditions 10 the winter of
19O2-O3 the lime-sulphur-sal wash was
tested much more extensively by Prof.
Scott and was also used 10y the owners
of several large commercial orchards
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Suggestion &C Drinkers.

Now, ~ 4eIe, Joe; De reasonable
before you condemn all the postmas.
ters in the country because your let
o~9 30 not reach their destination.
Listen to a scientific fact. 1t is this:
Experiments have proved that alcohol
destroys the adhesive properties Of
the mucilage used on stamps. Get
your wife TO lick the stamps and you
will have no further trouble about
~-' '"+t"r~ being held for postage
ArapahO Bee.
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\ ulture
Treatment of Orchards Infested With
San Jose Scale.

From Pamphlet Issued by Georgia State Board Of
Entomology-Bulletin No. 8. BY Wilmon Newell
State Entomologist.
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Mrs. Belmont, the New York soci-
ETY. leader, has started a model dairy
at Hampstead, Long Island, from
which she will send products all over
the country, having gone into the
business on a large scale. All the
latest sanitary devices will be EN-,
ployed.
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Napkins in Telephone Booths.

Vienna telephone booths are fur
nished with napkins bearing the in
scription, wipe, if YOU please" The
napkins are changed frequently, and
this undoubtedly serves to keep the
mouthpiece OF the transmitters in
good condition.
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Kidney complaint kills more people
than any other disease. This is due to the
disease being so insdious that it gets
good hold on the system before it is rec
ognized. Foley's Kidney Cure will pre-
vent the development of fatal disease if
taken in time. Sold by f.. B. Long
well. m
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Valentines.

large and complete line of strictly new
all prices-from So each down to for Ic
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Foley's Honey and Tar cures the
cough caused bv attack of la grippe. At
f.. B. Longwells. NJ
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Winter coughs are apt to result in
consumption if neglected. They can be
soon broken up by using Foey's Honey
of Far. Sold y f. B. Longwel. m