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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
f.as Ass E s.sas sAHaaag1z z .;s s. s:' Merchants& Planters-F arley Nat. Bank Montoouerv AL. M.v Qth 1Q06

To our Customers
 You have doubtless observed in the daily press notice of the contemplated consolidation of this bank with the First National Bank of this city, We now announce the consolidation assured fact awaiting only the carrying out of certain prescribed forms to become effective.
 Meanwhile wish to again express appreciation of the business avors literally bestowed upon us by our patrons. and to assure them that under the new arrange have been unmindful of the duty we ow. them The consolidated bank will have Capital Surplus and Shareholders Liability of Two and quarter millions of dol rs all of which will be available as security to depostors thus offering the fullest and surest measure of protection hitherto afforded bank depostors Montgomery. and its greater will enable fully the requirements of its commercial customers.
 present shareholders of this bank will own one half o the capital of the First National Bank; the new members o the Board of Directors of the consolidated bank will from our bank and the present Vice President of this bank will have the same office with the First National and all of present cencal force will be retained We men, hon these facts that you may that about the only change so tar dealers concerned that will be doing business under title and with greater resources. Having gained your favorable consideration. and we hope neritcd your approbation we confidently count upon continuance o your patronage with pat and parcel oi the First National Bank of Montgomery. when consoL dated with this bank.
 As the details of the consolidation have been completed you will be duly notified and until such time shall continue to your best interests as heretofore
 It is the purpose of the writer to retire. for the present least, from active work in order obtain much needed re from business doing however he desires espcc- ay assure his friends of his thorough approval of the contemplated and his great personal interest in the welfare of the consolidated bank
 Very huly
 j. L. HALL, President
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
Anno,rtment of Tleh-Tieh Lang.

Pekin, May l6.-Replying to inquir- ies from MT. Rockhill, the American minister MT. Carnegie, British charge d,off,ires and the representatives of other legations as to the meaning of Inc recent customs edict appointing Tieh rich Lang superintendent of GUS tone affairs and Ting Shao junior as- soriate minister of customs affairs, the Chinese government has explained that II was to simplify the administration of the ,ustoms and not to supercede the present establishment Nevertheless tbe hceinning of a reorganizat tion of the C,binhse customs,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
A BATTALION DRILL.
Greys and Blues Execute Evoiuttons cn


 The Montgomery Blues and the Mont gomery Greys last night joined in a battalion drill on Dexter Avenue, under the command of Major E. F. Baber, formerly Captain of the Blues.
 This was the first battalion drill ev- CT held by Major Baber and 1t was the first he'd in Montgomery in about two years with the exception of such drills that have taken place at regular en-i oampments,
 The drill began at s:3o o'clock and lasted until 10:30 o'clock A large crowd was attracted to witness the execution of the movements. The Blues were divided into two companies, one under command of Captain W. F. Weiss. and the other commanded by Lieutenant Alien McNeill The Greys were commanded by Captain E. H. Jackson.
 Major Baber was well pleased with the execution of the movements. The drill was held preparatory to the regf- mental encampment to take place this summer. Another battalion driu will be held Friday night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
MAY RUIN ALI COMPANIES.
Payment of Frisco Losses May Bank
 rupf Inaurern.

Washington. May i5.-"There is not q fire insurance company in this country that knows whether it will be solvent or not when it pays it's San Francisco losses" this statement. coming as it does from Miles M. Dawson, actuary of the Armstrong committee of New York. somewhat astonished the House conl- mittee on the judiciary today.
 Mir. Dawson was discussing the dues- ton of model insurance regulat:cr net for the District of Columbia. His argument previously had been confined to life insurance. but he made this slight Aggression to point out what he deemed faulty provisions in the Amvs bill regarding fire insurance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
soRGEs ANXIOUS TOR VERDICT.
Refuses Judges Oner To Take Cas'
 From Jury.

Boston, Mass, May 15.-Matter in a Boston newspaper yesterday which the defense held to be detrimental to se- curing a fair trial occupied the atten- ton of the court when the triai or Eerd,nand F. Borgcs who Is charged with conspiracy and larceny was re- sumed today.
 Judge White ruled that if the defense dAeired he would take the case from the jury and order new impannelling. Rorges himself. however expressed the wish that they trial proceed. ,aaninL of fhe accounts of the Con- soIinated Ubero Company IS well as of tbe T;hero Plantation Company at the sn,,a s office and by identical employees The history of the organization of the concern was also gone fnto.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
May Day strike over.

st Patersburg, May 1b.-The May nav strike has ended. The strikers of St Petersurg and generally through ont the country resumed work today. The men of the new admiralty works. sasinated yesterday. were kept at work nntiI far into the, night. in order to anahIe vhe police to continue the search for the assassin. but no positive clue vap TStained.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
c.o.. to DIocernu CouncII.

Rev. stewart Mcqueen. rector Of the eburch of the Holy Comforter, and Rev. r F. Cohbs rector of St. Johns Epis- copai church, left Monday for Selma Enisconal church of this State. pr T Baldwin. Major W. W. Screws, WAssrs. E. C. Andrew, E. R. Taber and A Taber. delegates from st. John s. will leave this morning for Sell ma
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16

removed. The immediate sause of death Is believed to have been heart failure as he was in apparently good health n few minutes before his death. Mir. Edwards was the son of MT. W. S. Ed - wards one of the first settlers in this section. Besides his father mother. brothers and sisters, he leaves wife and two little children to mourn his death. Et Ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
A COUNCIL MEETING.
SpescI Session Is Called For To-

night.
 A special meeting of the City Coun- ell has been called for tonight at 2 o'clock
 The call states that the meeting Is " for the purpose of aawrding bids for street paving on Sayre and Hull streets; hearing reports from Committee on Streets. Comittee on Finance. and Committee on Schools: also for the purpose of considering ordinance rela- tive to carrying into effect the purchase Of property for teh extension of South street: And for the further purpose of receiving report from the Commit tee on Franchise. Privilege and Streets. and to consider the passage of ardinan- ce prohibiting surrandering part of franchises previously granted by the City Council"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
s,AHsu Death at Enterprise.

Enterprise May 15.-(Special)--rhe community was shocked yesterday after noon at o'clock by the sudden death of W A. Edwards. He and his wife
 drove to the ice factory and on the way to town he fell to the foot of his buggy and died before he could b'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
BALDWIN A wooLFoLK. csshi.r FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Montgomery. Ala, May 9. I9O6
 To the Customers of the
 Merchants & Planters--Fa Farley National Bank:--- Earnestly desiring to retain the business and goodwill of the present of the Merchants PlanersF arey National Bank after the banks are consolidated to that end cordial welcome extended and an assurance ois best endeavo serve them faithfully and accepaby in all respects. Very truly,
 A. M BALDWIN, President
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
No Meeting of CIuh.

The May meeting of the Commercial Club called for last night was postpon- ed until another date to be fixed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16

As the child learns to walk by fall ing. so does the man succeed through failures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-16
p...n, I.nued AIahamlor.

Washington. May is.-(special)-A natsnt for a sash lock has been iesued Wuljam Hinchcliffe of Huntsville.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

William stonebridge has sold for the Gesler Haas
Realty Company to William Guggoz the three
story three family frame hathouse. No. 2A2 Hofr-
man ST.. rs feet north OF East lS7th St. The Bronx
F. & G. Phoum have sold for the estate Of Joseph
Smith to Charles E. Johnson Nos; 2l5 and 2l7 Lex
ington ave- southeast corner of SSd st. four story
Bdwsrd Es On MeVickar has sold for Henry Iesrburgsr
g ING e o o fa @ ST. feet Es near stqF on St and 0 build
F r WOOD s Go. hays sold sold for Nine. g. F.
ing hoss on lot s1io 'ss se 80 to s cisrs
Goodwin & Goodwin have sold for Evelyn H.
house NR With soTes on ays e x vs story double
Leon Cohen has sold 10 Max Grossman Nos $40
With store. on Plot 4lsx1ooio feet In Exchange
MI; GrossInan gives to ME. Cohen No so73 g s SECOND
John pc G9dng has M sold M for anes mel Jordan
story building. on lot z26x!s,S feet.
Leopold Stlassny has sold 10 Peter Ebert No. II
feet ''''- '''''- '0' -''>-0'
The, A B. G: Realty. Company has sold to N;
house. on lot 25x99Ii feet
J. Meyer has sold No. No TIE = East as list St. four
Giris & Mailman have sold Nos. 3Os and 8os East
18th St, two five story tenement houses. on a
Bette Simon has sold to siris 8 Mailman Nos.
$40 and 572 Grand st. three story brick buildings,
story tenement ten house on the site. 60,
St. hye story front and rear tenement houses. on
Haber, Dworkowitz & Haber have sold Nos sSs
and SIS East 1S6th ST. two four story athouses. on
John R Johnson has sold to William A. Harley a
plot 80 4x1l4 feet, in 22Sth st, near 9Th ave
plot 5x0s feet, the south side OF 226th St, 376
feet east OF Bronxwood ave; also from Mr.. Lip
St. iO5 feet east of 5th ave. and resoid the same
70 J. Kelly also sold Ia plot 75xs5 feet on the north
James Barra lot 25xl09 feet on the north side Of
The a oe S Register Realty copoon has
the new Hotel IL, IrQguos, Miami Fla, Fla, to H X
Everett House, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
MECHANICS LIENS.
fhRfh st

f5eth St, g.. S25 It e. OF Broadway. 5Ox10o;
n Morksauer owners contractors .s54 30
1blst st, 523 and 525 East Casmento Roofing
Company agt. Myer Cohen. Mary Cohen, Joseph
Navasky owners and contractors 112 90
13sth St, No. S72 TO 87S East; J. p Donna Tile
tractor oc5S"! as' 222 90
s6d contrastols aH. 425 90
Park ave. n. w corner Of 107th st, 1Oox75;
Standard Damp Proohng and Roofing Company
eEners and oontraefors 12o 90
l24th St, 21s 22S East; Church e. Gates
ov1sr. . and contTaotors .........-. 4o14 7e
Ioth ST No 289 10 23p East; same agt 24e6 OF
i07th 81 No 214 10 go East; agt PSI S4
l24th St, g. e., 203 IT. ". Of Cd ave. 120xlOo;
HvtkoS owners and contractors .s.....,. 1900 90
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
LOOK FOR DEVELOPMENT OF THE BRONX

The announcement made yesterday of the se>tle-
mont Of the long contest for right Of way through
The Bronx between the New York. Boston &
Westchester Railroad and the Port Chester Rail-
road was received with considerable pleasure by
every one connected with the decision. The con-
the end OF thu fsht which for the last three years
has delayed .he development of the rapid transit
plans Of either corporation. and will result in the
speedy completion Of the line surveyed by the New
York. Boston & Westohester Railroad extending
from the subway terminal at West Farms. adjoin-
Ing Morris Park. to the Connecticut state line at
control OF the two railroads passes over to oak
leigh Thorne, president of the Trust Company OF
america, and Marsden j. Perry. of Providence, r.
l., two OF the directors Of The Westchester road
who will administer the trust in the interest Of the
stockholders of both roads
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
THE EDISON BUILDING SOLD.

Z. r Wood & Co have sold for the General Elec-
nc Company 70 the City Investing Company the
LcSon Building. Nos. q and n Broad st, extend
Ing TO Nos. 5S and 20 New st. II is eight story
structure occupying plot H.Sxl545x64 4xl5S1 feet.
I partly occupies leased ground. The General
Electric Company owns the building and one-half
lie fee
The officers q the General Electric Company de-
tee 70 move To a building in which the local STAFF
re company could be accommodates on one
.oo They viii be able 10 carry out their plans,
Ss they have leased q floor IN the City Investing
i. soHpanys building being erected in Cortandt St,
sstEeen Church ST. and Broadway. The yearly
,ehta .or the Cortlandt ST. building floor will be
s3eA Each floor OF the building Will have about
''vp square feet OF rentable space
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
LARGE NUMBER OF HOUSES LEASED.

Fease Gilman report the following leases: No.
sn Madison ave, for r ". Duryea 10 Mrs. 2. c.
.AErsnce. tr No l23 East 56th St. for Mrs. A. D.
.elsno TO James A. NcCrea: No. IS East 18th St.
~ william Buhler to S. d. Brown; No. So East
,i1 81, for Charles MacVeagh to W A Slaybeck;
80 G Madison ave, for u. H Burgess to G. II.
TT-I4oe; No. 20i West 10Th st, for the estate Of
r. y. Cgndlt 10 Henry Hlnan; No "a West IO7th
C,,--o- ~ JaLus Janowitz 10 The New York Leasing
sr-t1IE5 10. 81 East fsth ST. for Charles p. Lat
- ~. - v l4!lsm ScEau, jr, No. l24 West 58th ST.
+; -.-ss Merritt 10 Mrs. Ij. L. Lawton: No. East
-. ., Ior J. 7. Pyle TO Mrs A. g Jarvis; No. %
So +at St, for Miss Mau0e Adams 10 Seth
~ feSSs1e' No a East 7sth St, for the Calm estate
n. = = n Il. Cunningham; No. IS East 54th St,
= pSe.nes P. Lee to Mrs. J. G. K. Lawrence; No
-ssL e5th St, for General Eugene Griffin TO Cop
E AldAory 40. 259 West Goth St, for L. de L. Leyd
~ Fast Ssth st, for w. GoaGby LOew TO Mrs
kia mama 10. l07 East 34th ST.. for Mrs. Bruce
IN =, - fsoDeft l. Burton; No. 30 West 91st St
~, :. Doyle 70 Morris Marcus No. 25 West
d r.. .cr Ernest J. Bracket to F. 9. Hicks; No
Iss nst ST, for Mrs. z. H Turnure 10 Adrian
lug-,cc..La LaSt 18th st, for Mrs. Hoffman Miller 10
ROM Jay; No. 1se West 9th St. for J. D.
"a :, EEalcWln 10 George Ballantine; No JAG West
MS ior Helen T. Renwick to Charles A Lum-
/, ~; - West 9Th St, for II i. Sire TO Mrs
gnselsra In - 20 q West 18th St. for Miss Adele
s. 10 A. % 5lFs Harold Brown: No 26S West 6sth
~ Ie,3seIs seIs Josephine Allen 70 Sidney Homer; No
q Es6teton ave, for Mrs. NJ. f. Wilson: No
NTs.n Tn ave for Francis H Leggett TO Colonel
ee6rn,-11 e wrence; No. IO5 East 40th St for Henri
a. fo- fT r. 20 Mrs Edward Potter: No &c West 48f h
toT Nrs William H White; No 3o2 West s3d ST
Sc IN a = Cox 10 Robert 3 Armstrong and
Nst Ath st.. for H s. Carter.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

HsnS fss 9th ave for the Empire Trust Company to
cs: y: Ianenbaum Co. have leased for the Thomas
Sn estate 1000 square feet in the building at
f'S ana sol Broadway, southwest of
Sn a1G pb ST. 70 the Columbia Knitting Company and
eSo flelscnman the store and basement
@ e@nniiig oUo square feet in the building at Nos Ill
Ksnrmo, mo 1reene T St. to Mosbacher Cooperman Sc
n me leases for long term Of years.
SdnarleS IL Easton & Co. have leased for Walter
Saionan inc second and third stores in the Ter
ntilai I'M BuIlding southwest OF S4th and
s IN ave- Tor five years at gross rental OF about
100 5th ave. for three years
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
NEW REAL ESTATE COMPANY.

c. F. Bedell, for several years president and
treasurer of the Frank L. Fisher Company, has
severed his connection with that company and
opened a real estate office at No POSI- Broadway.
Mr. Bedeli considers this particularly advantage
junction OF Broadway and Amsterdam avenue and
near the 72d street subway station The title Of the
concern is the c. F. Bedell Company 1t will trans
act general real estate business, acting as
brokers exclusively. Special attention will given
to West Side property and the management of
apartment houses.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
SALES OF STATEN ISLAND PARCELS.

Peter Floersch, proprietor of the Packer House.
has sold his property in Main St. Tottenvine for
$4,000 to James Longeran.
Otto Hockmeyer. OF Lowell, Mass, has sold
through Cornelius G. Kolff to Frank B. Harder the
grounds Of the old Harbor Hill Golf Club at Brigh-
ton Heights Staten Island
J. P & E. ]. Murray have sold for the New York
and Suburban Cooperating Building and Loan As
sociauon TO st. George kempson the three story
frame dwelling house in Maple ave, near Sd St.
New Dorp, Staten Island. The lot has frontage
of $50 feet in Maple and a depth of 200 feet
extending TO Elm st.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
GOOD DEMAND FOR UPLAND TRACT

spes,s TO Thomas xulligsn avs lots ~ sbaI,o
I've lots a. w feet south Of Featherbed Lane and
Ssstherbei me same street about $50 feet soutb of
. be % builder. Both Of these plots
:, = tbs tracs makes thirty lots sold last wee o'II
'sad tor sse 81 ~ and which was sub-divided and
70 the public about ten days ago
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
BIG BRONX TRACT CHANGES HANDS.

j. Clarence Davies has sold for William H. Wal
lace 05 lots on the east side of Fort Schuyler
Road. Just south of the Westchester Terrace prop
crty In Prospect ave. The Wallace tract extends
across Maytfower, Pilgrim, Edison and Bradford
ayes. to Gillespie ave-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
"SNf BUSINESS LEAsEe m.or

I'D ls3 BooaaA ,-'aA leased the store at Nos. lls7
h.nt and I,eaa%ay. for the International Amuse.
,.o lie s.ors lsssity Company for term Of years
f.asId fn.asId H geri a. Nos us and 20 Broadway for
issrssaae store ~ "a & Co. for a term Of years
ae Modabdab; also SPACE 1gt'' ~ No o
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
SELLS HOUSES HELD MANY YEARS.

Joseph F. Feist has sold for Francis H Crete the
two four story tenement houses Nos. sos and GOT
West 46th ST. lot 5ox10O feet, to client This
property has not changed hands in thirty one years
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

YNHRED elegant 2family houses brick tuss hIissed;
Il $1,000. two semL-detached. S1O.6oO;
tmprovsments large lots 2l3s2140 2142 Belmont
near 1880 t. station. OWNER. 2147 Belmont ave-
A BARQAIN-A BARGAIN.
a vast e2d at between Columbus and Amsterdam
Avss story 2-tamily fat o rooms each apartment
2bxi00: price SS00Oo; terms arranged.
c. DEcASANOVA. a5 Liberty st.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
Furnished II apartments to Let.

High class apartment in the Bolkenhayn.
northeast corner sSth St. and 9Th Ave. VIII
rent furnished or unfurnished for the sea-
son or by year. Possession Dec. IS: Par
ticulars on application. Address H. R..
p. O. Box S22, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
THE BELGR AVA
FIFTH AVENUE (49TH ST).
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT TO RENT
APPLY GEO. KEMP REAL. ESTATE CO.
6l5 FIFTH AVE-. OR ON PREMISES

EOR RBNT.-Bachelor's APARTMENT. unfurnishedt vary
j. exclusive centrally located; 10 subet reasonably
for unexprsd TO October l. 1907 present tenant
being in Europe Address J. X. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
City Property for Sals.

DEARL ST. CoRNER-sutabls Tor Improvement AIsa
II several Desirable parcels On Water and Front ia
z A TRDWELL. 14T Nassau 81
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
Real Estate for Erchange.

tT ELEVATOR APARTMENT HOUSE. about
y $4,000. in exchange for attractive resiaenoea
with over 100 acres near MOgristown, n j. free and
clear Principals only. Send full particulars
WILLIAM Il. WARE s5i Columbus ave. slst -
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT. pri-
l.. yats bath $3.50 daily; including meals. two s2S
weekly; one. ais. THE ALABAMA, 10 E 11th st.
TNNTIRr FIOORi bath: private family suitable high
II, class bachelor apartments references g. West Dist
A RTIsTICALLY FURNISHED APARTMENT, rooms
"A ana bath; No SO West 59th ST. Can be had octoesr
Apply premises
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

T7uORIDA WINTER HOME or hunting camp l.
Il KERyAN 20 West 27th st. city.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18
FXCEILENT OPPORTUNITY,

For sale all or part rs choioe lots sprfnefslt
Ave a. snrneaeld /. l. short walk from station: low
price; cash or easy terms good investment. Addres
o n BOY 40 Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-18

TSOR sALE-Westchester County, farm of about 20
IL acres with charming old house. orchard and out
bui6fnse and with building site Bedford Road
q mile from Chappaqua Station. ALFRED BUS
sELLE 1873 Broadway. N Y
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-01-04

So long as you are satisfied to take
the word of any breeder who says
Here is pure bred calf with a pedi
gree" and you think you are going
to improve your herd in that way you
will not make very much progress
There have been enough pure bred
bulls put out through this country to In
crease the record Of our cows, and they
have not done so, because, as matter
Of fact, we have, been using scrub sires
with pedigrees, and 1 tell you theil
name is legion. Unless we are willing
to get to work and weed out pedigreed
animals without record and keep only
those that come from a good ancestry
on both sides we are not going tc
make the progress we should, and
breeders will find out that it will be
q tremendous advantage to them to
keep records of their cows. C. G..
Grisdale, Ont.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-01-04
For Clean Fruit.
And enforcement Of Law-Iceas
Worth Copying.

1t all other valley towns will
follow the example set by Dallas,
in the matter of enforcing the
law for cleaning up old orchards
and inaugurating a campaign in
the interest of good fruit, a vast
change will soon he wrouott
in this section of Oregon. The
day is coming and will soon be
nere when the cultivation of ar-
les and other small fruits will
'e leading industry of Oregon,
and the sooner there is a unitec
-fo-t to improve the orchards o
he valley, the sooner will th'
industry be placed on a substani-
| al Iacting and benefits be reapec
| oy the farmers engaged in such
nterprise. The resolutions a.
Edopted by the Polk county Horti-
uituraI Society are along th.
light line and are as follows:
t.Resolved. That the Poll
County Horticultural Society be-
iieves in a strict enforcement OF
the law against the sale of infect
d fruits, and the cleaning up OF
destruction of all old pest-intected
richards, and that we encourage
our inspector to discharge his duty
without fear or favor, and W.
hereby pledge him our supper,
in all legitimate attempts to en-
force the law"
The following resolution was
also passed:
"Wnereas, Polk County is not
ed for its abundance of small
fruits and vegetable, and
Whereas. The p. p.esent out
put can te so easily increased
with proper encouragement tc
meet the requirements of large
canning Interests; therefore. be il
''ResolN ed. First-That the
Polk County Horticultural Soci-
ETY. extend to capital locking for
investments along these lines al
invits ton to come among as anG
Investigate this field:
| 'Resolved. Second--That this
society will offer ali proper en-
couragement to the end that, in
the near future, canning may be
epgaged in Polk County by the
proper parties with sufficient capi-
tai to insure Success"
Dallas and vicinity is looking
forward soon to having a canning
interest established here. 1t is
claimed that small fruits flourish
here to perfection.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-01-04
Quotes Judge Woodward.

1.-THE new o1oer OF affairs as
regards the spraying of fruit
trees will enable Willamette VAL
ley farmers to make money out of
their apples as never before" :"
said County Judge E. Woodward,
Of Benton county, today.
Judge Woo diva d owns several
farms in Benton County, upon
which are old orchards and these
have never been known to pay
before, as the fruit pests render
ed the apples unmarketable at
any price. The crop of 1906 was
sold, however, alta good price,
and even the cuttings were dis
posed of to the cider presses of
Corvallis at prices that would
have been impossible the previous
year. Farmers feel much en-
couraged over the prospects for
marketable apples.