The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1905-03-25
now coRELEaa AppLR.



seealsss Freit Has tieen Produced.
The coreless apple has been pro
duced and It is full Of possibilities.
The new fruit y regarded as sthe
worlds greatest discovery ID hOFtieul.
ture," says a writer ia the Nineteenth
Century and After. and In fruIt-gr0wv
ing circles Is called "the wonder u the
age"
It's flavor Is beyond question lift
proves as large as its rivals trees pro-
dueiug the new wonder. which 3 i
winter variety. win he planted by the
million IN the commercial fruit helda
At home and abroad There Is little
likelihood Of It's impeding the pF0sita-
BILE sale VI ordinary apples % high
| grade,
THE new apple. which IL both core
less and seedless. Was introduced by
an old fruit raiser. For twelve yeaEs
he experimental TO obtain the fruit
The tree Is described as blossom
less, the enly thing resembling \ bloa-
som being a small cluster % tiny
green leaves which grow around the
newly formed apple and shelter H. Be
| ing devoid % blossoms. il II claimed
that the fruit offers no effective hiding
place In which the codtln Rioth may
{ lag It's eggs. which It usually DOES Ia
/ the Upen eye u the fruit Moreover.
( there Is n0thlhs 10 teaF from trostN
/ The color ~ The new apple i Erd.
dotted with yell0w Ca tho skla. A.
with the s~ediess orange. 30 with the
sreilaas apple a slightly hardened
substance makes It's appearance Al the
uavel end lsug thia raH be al'iteSat-zi
BY culture Tbs originator af tbs core
lrss apple states that the fuFthsF sWe
seg from the oEtgtHHt hvs trees the
larsrr and begtrs tie fruits b~come Ia
every way"
Apple culture u HioFe impoFtant
even than orange culture In che Unit
tri States th~re arr zAlo.0oa0n0 sppie
trees To b~arihE. tron which 25p.ns1..
uaO Dashrls ~ fruit are annualty bar
vested in tsn years These three wila
give a yield u 5000 90 bashrss
AZ the prvsrhg time the apple con.
sumpgion % the United States n eighty
pouhiaa hrad " the popniati oh = year.
ny bashsi measure the AmsFicaa ap-
PIE crop is toaF tines greater Ghan ghs
sutisu wheat yistd q Great Rrttaln
aud tFwihni
7 Bilitoua % apple trees are Eruwn In
the orchards x the wnFtd. and mtitlon@
: % them arc sgiii bslHx planted eaek
y~ar The apple Imports % GFeat
Esifaia alone rauge bggweru t.H00@0
} aad 5.upooOu uadFrdsriEht 10 80.
ilt.on. the writvr estimates ths eeuaua
% our apple trvva nt spWDoUo.
There arr nos a.Oro q Esaeae core
lsaa apple tfe-. aysIiabis Toe prupa ga
tpu to supply the orchards % The
, world IL ls estimated that ~ iags
s.iaJeo 10 thras srvsa will BE- PAT up
j on sh~ market
The spearrr apple L. rot the hFut
ss-r,ilss, appl. that has l~ru rruun.
During thr last sitty years about half
dozen SUCH ela.n4a nga have raada
, their appearance Hut Ia No instance
was lt found poasihls TO gvpsn,tuce
tsrva FROM them whlrh would hear
4. aVsdleaa apples
Though M bioasotn u 81 sny tine
Visible on he spencer sssstleas apple
trvwa. when hudd~d ~ Eru flied thry IN.
SURF tvs that viii produce cosvlsaa
apples. Thsy are great bearers. snsi
. crop truely In any cnunfry wherp the
ordinary appls trrv vii fruit.
In 1875 Abs n nupuy. professor
Of natural history ct Aurh. drew attrn.
ton 70 the Hon Chrrtiea d'Aueh pear.
, which produced fruit without SEEDS.
/, though when rvmoycyi 20 aaosher 10.
enliiy the s"osia rrappearvd In the fruit
. In the usual way This fact Up to
. that perip,i had lsd The fruit tree dla.
= tFibutrra IN treat tbs pear In one Local.
liJ a. the Hon Chrvtln dAuch and IN
another district ts the Winter Hon
, Chretln lsut the spencer apple -.
/ mains assdless IN any coll
The rurri0sa apple win produce ns
great sensation wheu brought bpforp
tho public AZ the aceSllssa nranRr sItd a
few years ago. The orange IL a iux-
ury the aromatic apple has become an
absolute necessity.