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New York Markets.

FLOUR-Steady with quiet trade,
Minnesota patents. NagADi winter
straights. p6Oa376; winter extras, s2S
1885; winter patents, $3.S0d4l5
WHeAT-At the opening wheat was
higher on light receipts, strength In the
northwest and rains IN spring wheat
states later tho market yielded 10 real
ling September, 79'saig94e.; December
CORN-Option market was nrmer with
wheat and on reports OF hot weather
west. September. 5blac.
BUTTER-Creamery, extras, 23hq2 3kc. i
ilrsts, 2lian 23g; seconds l94u 20izc, west
crn. imitation creamery extras, l9RnOc.
eastern, dairy, choice, l2dZZne nrsts. 20
lie. renovated, extras, 20d20iac,; factory
nrsts 17laqlSc; packing stock, No. l. llu
CHEESE State. full cream, large and
small, best, l2iAc- fair to good. large, Il
al24c: small ll1kal2c. half skins, large
best, 9iac; small, 9Ha9Ac., part skins
prime Sl4uS4tc
EGGS Fresh gathered, extra, per doz-
en-, 23c. nearby, fresh gathered, nrsts 10
extra flrsts, NgHc.: western, fresh gath
cred, selected, 2oq 2Olac. firsts,. l9qlelsc;
seconds. l7isQlSiqc Kentucky, fresh
gathered seconds. l7ql7iac.
MILK-The price Is $l per forty quart
TALLow-steady; city, Sc; country
HAY Firm shipping, @a75c.; good ia
BEANS quiet; marrow, ST. 9Oa2s5 me
dun, $40; pea, $780, red kidney, sSi2MG
315.
WOOI1-Firm; domestic fleece. 8d9So
HOPS Steady; state, common to choice
1906. Halle. 1904 and Odds, nominal; Pa
cinc coast, 1905, l3qlSc.; 1904, re-; olds
nominal
POTATOES- Steady; fair demand: Jer.
sey, prime, per barrel S.50Ql.75; Jersey
culls per barrel, 65Qi6c.
LIVE POULTRY Steady; fair demand
fowls, 1SiAQlic old ROSTERS, &c.; spring
chickens, 1balGc. ducks, ng12o.
mand: fowls, choice. l4c.; do, fair to
good, 13Iac. old rooste ;, &c.. brollers.
nearby, 15ql9c.; do, western, AG17c.
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS.
News Of the Town and village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Salem White Is quite III at his home
In Bennington Fahs.
The village sprinkler team started
20 run away this morning but was
stopped without damage,
Mrs Peter r.. TosIe OF New York
city, who has been the guest OF Mrs
Mazzanottle, will return tomorrow.
Mrs Arthur Sherry and son Alden,
who have been visiting Miss Elizabeth
Norton, have returned 10 their home
10 Troy.
"The Red Feather" company had a
very successful dress rehearsal last
evening aud everything indicates an ex'
cellent performance this evening. The
costumes we're unusually fine. There
Is large sale OF seats and II Is ex
pected there will be nearly full house
tonight.
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Estate of Frank j. Stevens

Notice of Settlement ana Application for
Distribution.
CTA1E OF VERMONT At session
- District Of Bennington. IS OF the Probate
Court holden at the Probate office IN Bennlng
ton, IN said district on the 23d day of August
a. d. 1906.
Present John V Carney Judge.
Arthur o. Jennings, executor OF the estate
OF Frank j. stevens, late Of the City Of
New York, deceased. presents his admnistra-
ton account for examination and allowance, and
makes application for q decree Of distr button
and partition OF the estate Of said deceased.
WhereupOn, 1t Is ordered by said court that
said account and said application be referred
TO a session thereof to be held at the Probate
ONCE aforesaid, on the sth day Of September,
A. ID. 1905, for hearing and decision thereon.
And IL is further ordered that notice thereof be
given TO all parties interested by publication
OF the same three weeks successfully In the
Bennington Evening Banner, "a newspaper pub
ished al Bennington, previous to said time APP
pointed for hearing, that they may appear at
said time ard place, and show cause If any they
may have. why said account should not be al
lowed, and such decree made
a record whereofis ordered to be made.
true record
Attest, JOHN V. CARNEY, Judge.
true copy of the original record.
Attest. JOHN V. CARNEY. Judge
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pRAoo pocrRINE lNpoRssp.
Pan-American Congress Puts IL 10 TO
Hague Conference.


RIO DE JANElRO. Aug 28,-Ihe IN.
tomatlonal American conference adopt
ed unanimously the resolution recon-
mondlng the submission of the Drago
doctrine on the matter OF the use OF
force for the collection OF public debts
10 The Hague tribunal The preamble
states that no definite conclusion was
proposed by this conference composed
exclusively of representatives Of Amer
lean countries but that the principles
IN question should be- passed upon by
an assembly composed of representa-
tlyes of all,natlons, as the principle ar
focts the internal sovereignty and
rights OF nations IL further expresses
the opinion that the declaration should
be- extended 10 cover all controversies
exclusively pecunlary origin
The resolution recommends that the
governments represented In this con
ference consider the point OF inviting
the second conference of The Hague
tribunal 10 consider the question OF the
compulsory collection OF public debts
ana In general means tending 10 dimln.
ish between nations conflicts having an
exclusively pccunlary origin"
In the committee on location OF tho
next conference Chile. demanding that
prcccdcnts be- followed had made
strong opposition TO Argcniinn's plea
for the selection Of Bucnos Ayrcs.
Chile Is now compromising owing TO
the bond Of sympathy created 10y the
calamity which befell that country last
week ana Bucnos Ayrcs' prompt tender
of aid 10 the stricken city OF Nalpa.
ralso. The report OF the committee will
adhere 10 the proposition for the choice
of CITY of Mexico Tor the next confer
ence. but Il will be- accompanied by a
recommendation In favor of Buenos
Ayrcs for the conference OF 1910. the
centenary Of several OF the South
American republics.
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OGDENSBURG, n. Y, Aug %
THE Chip H.. owned by Jonathan
Wainwright and flying the colors of
the Chippewa Yacht club, turned the
tables on the Sparrow Of the Riverton
Yacht club, Philadelphia, and won the
second race for the Gold Challenge cup
of the American Power Boat associa-
ton over the Chippewa Yacht clubs
course of thirty miles. The Sparrow
was second, the position of Tuesday,
finish being exactly reversed.
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ANARCHY IN RUSSIA
Foreign Residents Forced tC
Employ Private Police.
TERRORlSTS CONTINUE ACTIVE
Count Fermor. Aid-de-camp 10 Gov
grnor OF Warsaw. Fatally wound
ed by observation-disclosures
OutraEes.

ST PETERSBURG. Aug. 23.-On
account of the utter inability OF the
police In various parts of the empire to
cope with the ordinary forms of law
lcssness which are hourishing under
The cover OF the revolutionary move
ment n group of foreign detective
agencies has applied TO the minister OF
the Interior for concession for the
formation OF a private police detective
agency. which will protect the proper
ty and lives of It's patrons from ordi-
nary criminal attempts. The chief field
of activity of the proposed agency is
western Russia and Poland. a consid-
cradle number Of detectives. among
them English. German and French OPP
eratives, already have arrived at War
saw and are studying the language OF
the country and the conditions there.
Terrorist attacks on police aud Oil
cials continue throughout the empire.
At Warsaw Count Fermor, colonel
Of the general staff and aid-de-camp
to the governor of Warsaw and who Is
a member Of one of the most aristo-
cratic Russian families. was fatally
wounded by revolutionists. The counts
assailants fed after firing ten shots.
A patrol came up Immediately after
the affair and discharged volley into
the crowd. killing one man.
NJ. Orloff'sky, one of the great land
holders of Sevastopol. was killed on
Tuesday on his estate. The murder
was the outgrowth of political condi'
lions.
A story is in circulation here that an
attempt has been made to poison Gen
eral Trepoff, commandant Of the I'm.
perial palace, whose illness has just
been announced. The generals cook
aud three other servants are said TO
have been arrested
A number Of brlgands entered the
monastery at Brest-Litovsk, bound the
monks and took all the valuables.
The agrarian situation in Samara
province is most grave. Disorders are
prevalent In numerous districts, and
troops have been requisltloned to re
store order in three localities. Many
men have been killed
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CHICAGO. Aug. PA conference
.betwedH Sdepositors' committees and
members of the clearing house for-the
purpose of devising a plan for the re
organization of the Milwaukee Avenue
State bank was held. Members of the
committees promised that funds would
be raised among business men OF Chi
cago and asked the cooperation Of the
bankers. The result was the adoption
of a suggestion by James ii. EcRles
of the clearing house committee that a
smaller committee representing the de-
positors be appointed to work out a
definite plan of action and to report in
about ten days.
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NEW COMIC OPERA
Red Feather" Company Opens It's Season
Here Tomorrow.

"Red Feather" the new comic opera
by Reginald DeKoyen, Charles Klein
and Charles Emerson Cook, with an
exceptionally strong company and oil
the gorgeous scenery, costumes and
mechanical and electrical effects that
contributed TO the great success OF the
piece during It's long run, will be the
attraction at theopera house tomorrow
evening.
The prima donna Of the company Is
Chcridah Simpson, who has for the
past three years held a similar position
with the Savage forces. The story OF
"Red Feather is one OF unusual in
ierest. 1t is that Of conspiracy,
which reaches q sudden aud successful
climax In the last act, 10 overthrow a
usurper OF the throne Of the kingdom
Of Romancia aud restore the rightful
sovereign.
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TABLE OF pERcENTAGEs.
Ward and Wright Doubles Champion.

NEWPORT, X. l., Aug. % Two
championship cups were lifted and an
other firmly fixed for at least one more
year In tennis at the Casino Beals
G. Wright of Boston and Holcombe
Ward of Orange. n. j., became the
permanent owners Of the doubles tro-
phles by defeating ii. H. Hackett and
+. Il. Alexander Of New York three to
one. while Karl IL. Behr of Yale uni
versity put out of the all corners sin
giles tournament former Champion
William A. Larned of Summit, n. j..
who had but one more victory to OBJ
tain possession Of the singles cham
pionshIp cup.
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BUFFALO, Aug. %. This was get.
away day at Fort Erie. Summaries
First race, Mrs. Frank Foster first
Loupania second, Gay Boy third; see
ond race, Tanbark first, Reside second
Phil Igoe third; third race, Arthur
GUNNER first. Rebounder second, Lit
tie Mike third; fourth race, Suzanne
Rocamora first, belinda second. Pres
tige third; fifth race, Alsono first,
Sharp Boy second, Reticent third;
sixth race, Steel Trap first, Fannette
second, Manfred third.
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Favorltes Win Mt weII.viile.

WELLSVILLE, y. Y. Aug. % Fla,
vorltes We're winners at the Lake Erie
trottIng circuit meet. Summaries: The
2:l7 pace purse 500. MacWilkes won
the second and third heats and the
race, time 2:l5A, 2:16A; 2:1S pace.
purse $1,000 Matte Chimes won in
three straight heats. time 2:15A. 2:l3A.
2:121a; 2:11 pace purse SlOO. The Mys-
terry won in straight heats, time Papa.
2:1lA, 2:l234; 2OS pace. purse $500.
Hallock NJ. won in straight heats, time
2:12I2 PHI, 2:l1h; 2:25 trot, purse
800, Crown Prince won in straight
heats, time 2:24, 200, pisa
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New worlds Auto Record.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. pa new
worlds automobile record for fifty
miles was established on the Point
Breeze track here by E. X. Kelly of
this city. Kelly covered the distance
In hour. 3 minutes andNl9& seconds.
The previous record of ] hour, min
utes and 10 seconds was made in Chi
cage by Ollie Savage.
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knls HimscIf In Enmlly,- prcsencs.

ST. LOUIS, Aug 23.-After taking
carbolic acid with suicidal intent, Otto
Radeck stood in front of mirror. his
wife and two children by his side, and
watched his face grow paler and paler
until he dropped dead 70 the floor. He
had denied to his wife that he had
taken poison. She stood by his side
too frightened to move until after her
husband was dead No motive for the
suicide is known 10y his family.
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Heavy Tracls at Saratoga.

SARATOGA n. Y. Aug. 23.-The
track at Saratoga was still heavy, and
the fields We're greatly reduced, as the
trainers did not care TO risk their
charges in the muddy going. Eddie
Ware won the Albany handicap at six
furlongs easily, defeating Smiling Tom
and Killaloe, the favorite. Eddie Ware
broke in front and was never after
ward in trouble, winning by three
lengths from Smiling Tom, who in
turn was two and Il half lengths before
Killaloe. Three favorites won.
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so CUSTER WINS $4,000 RACE.
Ills Unlocked For Victory Feature ol
nay az nendNIIIe.

my -
READYlLLE, Mass, Aug. % The
unlocked FOR victory Of Ed Custer In
the American horse breeders fulnriy
stake for three-yearolds and the arrest
OF six men charged with bookmaklns
or being present were the features Of
the second days grand circuit meet at
the Readvllle track. The other stake
event, the Norfolk FOR the pos PAGERS.
was won by Argot Boy who took all
three heats Of races, III Migrado took
three heats In the PIP trottlng race
without difficulty
The futurl,y stake was valued at
$1,000 and Is the FIRST OF the large fu'
TURTLES OF the year Gay Blngen was
the choice, but came onto the track
slightly lame.
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CATTLE Supply light; market steady;
choice, $s5d6.15; prime. Se0g6S0; veal
calves, SSQSb0
HOGS-Receipts light; market active;
prime heavies Sc 70d6 e.; mediums. $3.50
an heavy Workers.. 81. 95@705; light York
ers and pigs. SI05d710; roughs. $q6. 80.
market slow; prime wethers. ,5.soas. Is
culls and common, s2500350; lambs, s5dfS
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sixty Thousand chileans Homeless.

LONDON, Aug. 22.-A cable dispatch
from Chile says that the conservative
estimate places the number of homeless
people at 10000 and adds that the dis
tress, which is already great is in
creasing.
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Rest, Health and Comfort to Mother ana
Child.

MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, for
child o. teething, softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, allays ali pam, and cures WIND
collie. Perfectly sale in all cases We would
say to every mother VINO has n suffering child:
Do not let your prejudice, nor the prejudices
of others, stand between you and your suffer-
ing child and the relief that will be sure--yes
absolutely sure-to follow tho use of this
eIicina. If timely used. nNice 25c. bottle
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Risn Police to Buy DreastpIntes.

RIGA, Aug. 23.-The evening news
papers of this city publish with the
governors sanction an appeal for sub
scriptions for the purchase of breast
plates for the protection Of policemen
against revolutionary attacks.
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NOTICE

/ hereby give notice To ell luns
not to harbor or trust my wife, Jennie
VI. Ostrander on my account as shall
pay no bills OF her contracting after
this date.
Walter II. Ostrander.
August 10Th 1906.
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Root SAILS For ynIpnrni.o.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-The state
department received cablegram from
Secretary Root saying that he was
about to sail from Buenos Ayres fol
Valparaiso.
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GENEVA. y. y. Aug. 23.-lt was The
hottest day thus far this summer. Thu
mercury registered % degrees In thu
shade.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


Money on call strong at 8 per cent
prime mercantile paper. 5isn6 per cent
exchanges. N09023 $50; balances. teSiG.Sl0.
Closing prices.
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TABLE or pERCENTAGEs.
AMEHICAN LEAGnE.


chicago ....e''....O 2Ofoo o. 9
New York .......O . o 0 O. /
Hits-Chicngo. G. New York, =. Errors
Chicago. y. New York. ]. Batteries
Walsh and Sullivan. chesbro, Claftson
and Thomas.
Second game
chicago '.........24 10000 I'll
New York ........0 o % 3 g. g
Hits-Chicago, 70. New York. = Err
rors-Chicago. 3. New York 8. Batteries
owen and Towne, Griffith, Hosg and
Mcclure.
Al Boston
DoUolt ..........O 90 o OO1 ] o. 2
Boston ............ o o o o . 3
Hits-Detroit S; Boston. g. Errors
Detroit I; Boston 3 Batteries Donohue
and Payne; Young and Corrigan.
81 Louis ..........i 0 o 0 5000 O.
Philadelphia ..... % U o o. o g g
Hits-St. Louis, 10, Philadelphia. 9 Err
rors-St Louis. a. Philadelphia ]. Bat
teries-Pelty and Spencer. Coakloy aud
Schreck.
At Washington
Cleveland .........O 0 0 o 100 o o. o
Washington 40 o o v D $40 . 4
Hits-cieveand. .; Washington 3. Err
rors-cleyeland, 1. Washington, o. Bat
tories Bernhard and Bemis. Smith and
Warner.
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BASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In national
and American Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL lsLAtbh'
AZ Pittsburg-
Plttsburg .........O OOO 90 o. J. ?
Hlts-Now York .. Pittsburg, o. Errors
New York 2. Pittsburg, Z. Batteries
Mnthewson and bowcrmun, Wills und
Gibson,
Al Cincinnati
Cincinnati ........O o 2 0 90 o l. I
Hits Brooklyn IL; Cincinnati. g. Effofs
brooklyn. ~ Cincinnati =. Batteries
Scanlon and Bergen Fraser ana schleL
AZ 81. Louis
81 Louis .......... Z olO Q Q . 3
Hits Boston. 3. ST. Louis, 5. Errors
Boston, o, St Louis, T. Batterlcs- Young
aud Ncedham. Karger and Marshall.
Al Chicago
Chicago ...........O 2 o COL D = 4
Hts Philadelphia. Z. Chicago, TO- Er
rors-Phlladclphih. z. Chicago. =. Bat
teries-S Sparks and Doom. Taylor and
Killing
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

JAMES SILK, contractor and builder. Also
u repairing, rebuilding ana snopwork Sho p
oil Pleasant street.
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TOR SALE-Cucumber for picking; 4 Sizes
II nicely graded, 25c per hundred, 800 500
Orders by mail or telephone Will r, ceive prompt
attention. order early. Telephone 1919. II.
s. Dunham NO. Bennington. VT 49,
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FOR SALE.

Tor SALE A single-horse dump cart and
II saddle All in good repair. Hiland Fay.
Bennington, Vt. 1886
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WANTED.

XNANrED-Grl for general homework
w Two in the family Enquire at the Ban
ner office 1911
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UNOR SALE OR TO RENT House of II
IL rooms at 80 West Main street Steam heat
electric lights and all modern cOnvenlences
John Leahy, Cottage Hotel. l70t
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DOR SALE.-SawduSt delivered in two
Il horse load lots anywhere In town. A. ].
Dewey. 1894
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Special Announcement.

From on and after this date all an
nouncements Of entertainments, ETC.,
for which an admission is charged.
win be considered advertising, and
win be charged for at the rate Of IL
cents a line. seven words to a line.
The money must accompany the mat
ter and reach the editor no later than
Thursday morning of the week In
tended for publication. This rule will
also apply to all personal items and
matter for which no charges will be
made. In other words, all news mat
ter must reach US either on Wednes
day evening or early Thursday morn
ing in order to find its way into the
columns Of this paper the same weel
II Is written.
Write plainly on one side OF the
paper only, and address all communi
cations to The Broad Ak, 5o4O Armour
avenue.
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Miners Using Automobiles.

People around here look on the au-
tomohilc as a rich mans luxury" said
IL. Marker Of Chicago at the Plank
linton. but out in the new gold camps
of Nevada il is a common carrier. Be
tween Goldfeld and outlying camps.
BulIfrog and Tonopah, regular automo-
bile lines are doing the work Of carry
ing passengers that a few years ago
would have been handled by stages.
ANY kind Of travel in the sagebrush
and alkali Of the desert is terrible at
any time, so that people are willing to
pay high for getting around quickly,
and the fare for a ride Of twenty or
thirty miles ranges from $40 to $50.
But must say it looked queer to me
when | struck that country two
months ago to see these big battered
machines. dozens Of them, scooting
around through a town that had
scarcely a building in it that rose to
the dignity Of a real residence."-Mil-
waukee Sentinel.
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sleep and the Temper.

Tho popular science OF Drs. Acland
and Beyan Lewis, who tell us to sleep
as long as we can, makes more talk
tbon ANYTHING else read before the
Prirish association and deserves to do
90 There is a great deal about 1t In
the paners. too, cordially written by
roorv journalists. The Daily Tele-
cranb mentions q well known judge
who is over eighty and looks young as
q consequence Of always taking a nap
.wben so disposed" and a gallant off,
cer of seventy who is taken for fifty
Eve not in the dusk with the light
behind him." but on the fierce parade
ground. There is also the case Of a
sbardworking literary man"-the ad-
iactiya is redundant-whose wife says
that whenever he grows sulky or de-
messed or dyspeptic she ''lets him lie
an hour or two longer in bed. 1t never
fails 10 cure him." This is suggestive,
going beyond what was said by the
doctors. Let US sleep and cultivate
good temper.
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CHOICE MISCELLANY
n,umoth Pepper free.


tbe southern part Of Santa Bar
- county. close up to the foothills Of
pare Son+a Ynez mountains that almost
tne S the valley Of Carpenteria,
s SUR stands a specimen Of the pepper
tneI' hat IS interesting owing to it's
ree TIE proportions. 1t adorns the
nlaSS of Gideon E Franklin, one Of
nom nom barbara county's citizens. The
san San ras planted ny a former proprie-
% the estate aUout twenty years
y. One foot above the ground the
rink measures twelve feet In
&c ,"l,uference. 1t soon divides Itself
en- three well developed bodies which
n ,n,C respectively an individual girth
IA @ t,rr feet eight inches, four feet nine
% o. hos and six feet one inch, or COM
M M circumference Of fifteen feet six
'"abos The longest boughs have an
nj ,uost Uniform reach Of thirty-three
81 giving a nearly circular diameter
- sixtv-six feet. Some fifteen feet Of
.so longest limbs have been cut on In
dor 10 preserve the regularity OF Its
en- The height Of the tree Is be
tween forty and fifty feet The tree is
sunnoSed TO be the largest OF Its kind
- the state.-Los Angeles Times.
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Mnirrpop In EnEIand.

Maizypop in London is the product
Of the latest American invasion. It il
asserted, says What to Eat that the
record for such introductions has been
broken in this case, for 1t took just
one week to form a company, to regis
ter the trademark and to lease a build
Ing. In the second week the finished
product was being turned out Maizy-
pop is simply popcorn as we are ia
miliar with it In pink and white cakes
wrapped in oiled paper. The name IL a
concession to the language Of England,
where corn in known as maize. The
TWO Americans who have started
maizypOp upon Its career first bought
the foreign rights for popcorn machin'
cry, then arranged to control the ex.
port Of shelled corn from the United
States for ten years.