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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

Fishburne We're married Wednesday even
ing In the Baptist Church by Rev. o. e
Gregory. The wedding was a very quiet
one.
Miss Sadie Hableston. OF Richmond.
Miss Elizazeth Davis. Of Petersburg and
Miss Dorothy Graves, 81 Washington.
young ladies attending tie Mary Bald
win Seminary, spent Thaalksefvine- i'm
Richmond
Hon. A. c. Braxton. OF the Constitu-
tionA Convention. was in Stanton
Thanksgiving. lie has returned to Rich
mOnd.
Miss Maggie Burke is visiting in Rich
monG
Miss HATTIE Trout has gone 20 rich
mond TO attend the Educational Confer
ence and visit her sister, Mrs. G. l..
Cooke
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

for this Neat CHARTERED Oak
China Closet; has bent glass
end, mirror top. and is pol
ished; easily worth $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
WILLIAMSBURG

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. December l.
Miss Elizabeth Tyler is visiting friends
IN Philadelphia. where she went 70 at
tend the Army and Navy football game.
Mrs. Virginia Morccock. who has been
visiting her son. Mr. Edloe Morecock.
On Newport News has returned home
Messrs. r. TT. Richardson and F.. L.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

Jones's daughte-. Airs. sidney wilson. in
Enst Radford.
Tho Foreign Missionary Society obeerv-
cf tie week as week OF prayer and
m erksgiving boy daily service al Grove
Avenue Methodist Church conducted 0y
tho ladies'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02

richardson VISITED the scene OF the James
town Exposition last sunday
Mr. Ernest Purium. ~ the University
OF Virginia, Is at home for few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-02
Buy
Now
Pay
Later

the week with friends and relatives in
Richmond ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06
" ~ ~
HahlGiIgfeit.

SomnerfriIhler: ga bat ia Die
ean8e 9taht ein Serfel inter meinem
8ett 9eiflafen!"
8dnerin (entriiItet sur @tn9b):
aSo a Nadloiii9feit bon oem
Srauen5inmer; nenn Der bide acrl
NIT bent 8ett 5uiammengefdIlen mar /,
nadia bait Ell Oas gauge Sfipetnerl
Su Srei 9eauetihtl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06
Die Amsiaat hes Winter. 3oseens,

gtit Der Slogan Iusiaat nirb gez
pobnIih Der Serbitanbnu b%esonnen,
MIR IN railben @ebira5aeaenDen luirb
8eisen o 8oggen beitellt. Sc
friib3eitiser Der 8ogaen in ben 90
aen fommt, limio GROCER ipirb unter
fpnIf gleid)en @erbdltniiien Der &6rs
uerz Grtraa.g tg35 Sriibinat lit nm 10
|an9e5eiater, als Der Moggen I'M
Srii6iabr baIo gu sIhoiien be9innt.
oaber lid id9on int Serbit frdfti9 be-
itoden mub. Bel gutter 8eitodrna
lit ifon I'M Serbit elm gdn5 lpin5i9er
I%ebrenanias sebiloet.
Our Saat perluenbc man Sic
lhfperlten unp ifonIten. sriinsrauen
&orner nit tiefliesenben Geimen.
Die a%eimfGbisfeit bes Noa9ens err
liift ihon nadb ocm 3neiten Sabre,
nesbalb itets Sameu Der noronsea
gan9enen Grnte genommen meroen
ion. @elterer Rsaaen geht auBcrs
Dem ipGt alif. Hpsaeu aus Dem
Siiben 3etst raIde @nttpidlun9 uro
geipdbrt erSSeren Grtrae. Sir
LuupC VSyCttpSu ~ lSupQJ pti SU~
mens9e5ug aus benz HorSen mebr
6u empfeblen, neil bort aus Dem
Siioen be5osener Hosseu lei6ter
ausfpintert.
Die Sdatmense tam etipas ihpdz
der. ais bonn BeiSen. eenommen
iperbeu, neil Die H~osgenfcrner etiuo5
leihter unp fleiner ais sic Yeisens
former iinp. Sc serinser unb uns
siinifiser Die Gage, Inn 10 itdrfcr
mus eeidet tperoen. uno unter Be
riidiiGti9uns Seiicu ipirb Sober mad
Ieiner eiGenen g%rfabruug bas erfors
nerlibe Saatauantum pro Acre be
itimmen tonnen. gu beriiditGtioen
lit babel f%erner, baS Die Griupeitc.
Defenders auf trodencm gooeu unb
bel freier Gage. ense (3--5 3ou1
bemelien lpirh. S~talbenrosaen bin
gegen brilt man auf 60 Spu.
gs senist. ben 8ossen ~ 3oll
tief. bel o~berflddlid trodeuem 90
Den 2-3 3oa tief untersubrinaen.
3iefereS llnterbrinaen per3ogert Die
aeimung unb ole gilpun9 Der aro>
ueufpltr3elu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06
Vnte photographer

tOnnsI nnr pon erpsrtsn beraslsat weroeli.
eS SllI BET Oeren osrltelluno 9riabrWMq
III babeI, parcnbe Nopi, uuo Rorperiteuums
gen 81 beo6ten. oaS %pniisuoe Si9 unb
Sbattenperhdltnis Si tsnneH ,ino eamn
and Die notbigsi. oil rs6t totipieliaat
spparate N babtu. 0ieies allies III uors.
banosu. men Sbr Cure Photographic poiI.
mir motsu fdiiei.
u. q. Wae8emtie, q
1913 0Iap. 5tr. Qnousus. "a !.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06
Der Seitpunft oes bcppritebenDen
0albeus

1T niGt INNER genau befdnnt. es lei
mr. Ser Nnfal,f zines trdhtiaen
Wuttertbieres ernGhnt. @ud fanu
eS wohl pcrfommen. buS cine aub
Den porausseiebten anlbtaa ~iibsrsebt.
pornebmlid bel 9eburt itnrfer acz
lpobnlider aGlber. Our 9eurtheis
lung oes Gintretens nes &albcus bat
nan perihieoene Wertmnle. 10
Strammbeit bes Cutters. Giniauen
Der Seiten bes Shieres in Ser Siifs
ten9esenb, f~iblbares Sdlaacn bcs
aalbes I'M Wutterleibe. nie iibers
baupt perdnbertes Terbolten. Gin
iebr liheres @crfmnl bal man in
Der Sebne. iuelde bon Der Sdipar5s
iuur3el ans nod Sem GuBereu Seden<
fuod,en 3u gebt. Solanae iih oieie
bart mb ireii anfiibit, lit Elm anItcn
III Der ndd,ltea 3eit uid)t 5l eripurs
ten; III Die Sebue ipeid, uno uahs
giebig, 10 ltebt es binnen - Stuns
ben in Nusiiht; III lie QanS per
lGpumhen. 10 tritt Die @eburt IN
weni9en Snnhen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06
Serbharbeiten inn 3ein6erse.

Sas erite, iuas iest 5u scideben
bot, lit bas 8ebaden. Sierourh
miro niht MIR bas llutrart oeruih>
tet, ionoeru auh Dem Tebltod cine
lei6te @riinbilusuns gegeben. SaS
@ipieln Der Hebeu mus ieBt. iomeit
CO nod niht seidebeu iir. lofort Dor
genommen merSen. Die abgetreuns
ten Sriebipisen ais Sutter Su pers
menben, ut nid,t inmler ratbiam: bel
Der arfen gebanolung bes Hebeu<
laubes nit &upfertdlfbrilhe unp
SGpeiel tonnte Die 8eriiitterune
heSielbeu leiht seiunoheitlidc Hahs
tbeilc fiir oas &ieb I'M 8eioIee
ba0en. Aur5 Dor Der &eiuleie ioate
ma Die &einhergc beSii9lidl Der
~ein3eluen Stodc lprgidltig n0d)ieben.
llnfruHtbure Stode unb nid,i cdte
Sorteu pereen be3eidnet mn in,
Sriibidbre aussegraben. Nu ibre
Steue treten fraftige Nuthen BON
traabaren Stoden. Sic irudtbnriten
Stode limb beionoers an be3cinnen.
nm bon linen i'm fommcn Sabre bos
Seshol5 81 i6neioeu. Spbale sic
3eie beenoi9i lit. perpeu Die on9c
beiteten 1rteDe losseiHuitten, nm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06

llnterotii5ier: o8enn ibr eud) ben
Sieroeu bon binten nGbert, 10 milBt
ibr linen immer etrpas 3urllfen, lonit
eri6reden lie unb lfla9en eih ailf
eltre biden Sddbsl, unb ba5 Gnoe
nom 9iepe lit, mir baben idlieBli6
luuter labnle 8feroe in Der S6pas
oron!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06
Sd beilte meiu Srndleibeu
Sd wia ikaen 3eisen, bas ibrise fret
m keileu.

80 mar felt Ssbrsn iuisIss zines bspp,tsu 8ruAss tlflss unb Istt.
Iassrts. Sem eanb isnnts tsItsn. Die xsits srftartsw ID MAIZE nsrbss,
psnn ID mid kinsr Operation a~atsssisss 80 belt Ne iste& wm S,asn
unb hrirte mic surH sts snfaae entssduus. 80 isnse isr,u ss
ght,I tri per psA, p,nn sic ssruH fsrsibsn.I % ssuis mia uns
istssm fausnss. % wtrs 10 auirsr. s4wbi kssts. Capt. N. d.
ssaswss, Ser Ts4 Datsr,sww, W.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06
abnnussppa.

Suoer eau Dem ais ~idb3ornis be-
fannteu Surer) .@ut. i6 3ieb' Sir
Den 3abn. uber 9elt'. gu
traelt'S mir nidt na6?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06
Gut e%mpfpblen.

elm 8ittmer uertraalid)en @bas
rafters, miinift it'd luieber nit einem
hrapen Wdohen IN perebelihcu.
NuShnit iiber i'm ertbeiIt ieine
erlte S6piegermitter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06

Gin enslii6er @eiitli4er bat ein
Bud iiber oSie bumoriitiihe Seite
Der aan5el" berduSaeseben; BON
bent Subalt lei bier GinieeS mitses
tbeilt. Gin iunger Yreoiger. Der
ieine erlte Yrebi9t balten iolte. bate
lid Die munoerbore Speiiung Der 81
900 Worn ais Cert gepdblt. Seim
8erleien oieies Sertes perirrteu lid
ieDo6 Ieine Nugeu, nno permoge
elmer 8%erpehieluns Der Sablen las
CT: Sic Apoiteln idttigteu flint
Wann nit 5000 @roten unb 5000
Siihen." giner Der 3uborer MUIR
melte baraui 5iemlif ldut: .Sas III
fein 8unoer, baS tam ih audi"
Der Yreoi9er borte oieie 8orte mnb
fannie aldl ben 1ann, Der lie iprad,
lieB li6 jebod nidts merfen unb
belt ieine Yrepiat. Nm ndhitcn
Sonntag le9te CT nod einmal oens
ielbeu Cert 81 @runbe unb las nm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06

&eun Die grtremeute Ses 8es
fliisels Iu3eihen bon Cholera an
iih babeu, 10 tbue MAJ einen flcinen
etlea Der @roBe elmer Sidorns NhnS
9leihfonmenbeu alumpen @iicns
pitrioI (cpperae, in ieoer Spotbefe
5u baben), III elm Quart ISrinfs
ipalIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06

ibre Serbol6ung 81 6eforoern. Die
Serrd'cnnlnitern iino aus3ubeliern.
&~aiiernb3ii9e uno Sansgrdben an
3nle9en. SnsbeIpnbere bari nifts
oeriGumt merben, ma aeeignet lit.
Den &ranfbeiten nnb Seinpen oes
Weinitodes fir bas fonmrenbe Sdbr
por3ubeugen. Winenihnft uno
1rdris miiHen lid auf bieiem @ez
biete auf iebe moglihe @eile Die
Sonb reidlen. penn anbers Die 3cit
ntht mebr fern iein nirb, NO uniere
8ebenbiisel peropet baliesen iueroen.
ShlieSlid nod ein 8ort sur Nm
lage neller Weinberge. grfabrun9s
mdBig merDen dlte Mebanlaueu BON
Seinben ltrb aranfbeiten itdrfer be-
fallen ais iunge in 9lttem Wud)le
1febeuhe; mdnfer @einbero. benz
nod einise Sabre 5ugeondlt fpdrcn,
fat i'll bieiem Sabre Den SobesltpN
er1alten. Oarum heraus oamitl
Or milrOe ia ood mn nod, etnen
Snfeftipu5berb fiir bendd)barte Ine
la9en bilDen. uno sfpar oiirfte es
inter ben se9entpdrtiaen Ierbdlts
niiien lid ourd1aus empfeblen, nift
fpieoer iofort CUR 8ebpfldn5une 81,
ifreiten. ionoern 81 Dem 9uten alien
8ebrauhe 3uriidfebren unb porerit
einiee Sabre Slice ober Sodfriidlte
an3ubauen. Namentlidl Die Mlinlfo
lit cine oorSilglife 3ipiihenfultur;
zines 5beiIs oient lie ais Stidroifs
ianlmIerin 5ur Sereiteruns bes 30
Dens an bieiem ~wertbrolen Ndbrs
itoff. urb onbereu 3beilS beDirft lie
bur6 ods tiefe @inorirsen ibrer
Wur5eln cine rctd)lid,ere Iufidlies
Buns bes llnter9runoes, nbgeIehen
oapon. baB Der muteraebadte ODER
untergepfliiste alee cine pertbpoIlc
@riinbiinsung bietet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-06

Re6tspraftitant uuf leine aarte
oruden?"
Mann: ia. ipeiBt 9u, CT niro
lih bolt mittlerlpeile perbeiratbet
y - -
Scntlid,. q
Shlpieaerpdter: .Nlio, Serr
Shmiegeriobn, loaen Sic mir einmal
aufriftig, ipie iinb Sic nit meiuer
Sodter 3ufrieoen?"
S6pie9erIobu: .2ie6et S6miegers
batter, ih fam MIDI iiber ui6t5 be-
ols bariibcr, ouS Sic mid
niht binnusgenorfen baben, ais ih
Inn tire 0anb dneebalten."
~ ~ ~
Gmf elmo Antiauitat.
Sausberr (bem 8eilidb leiue Alterz
thinner sci9enb) /: aSieier arug lit
.pierbunoert Sabre aft, bieIer Sdrnnf
5lpei6unbert Sabre"
Salisfrau %(einfalenbl !: limb Bic
len Sut trng i'd auf ihpu i'm
britten Sabrel"
Mnfrihtig.
Snfel: .Sest mill ib Sir ,einmal
cine feline 2eftion in Der Soflidfeit
geben. sag einmal, ipariim te6re
ih gum 8eiipiel elmer Same 10
ipenie nls irseno mpslih DEN 8iideu
8u2"
SGnsden: y0anit lie Define
@lnse nift ieben loa, Cnfelhen!"
Dor @eriht.
Hifter (oen NnsetIasten nab ieis
mem @etuerbe frd9enb: ~@as iinb
Sie?"
Nnsetlaster: Sober @erihtsbof
lpie sic bemlerfen iperbert, leioer elm
biSfen o%ngetrunfen!"
y " y
Sm 3afteefrdushen.
Srau Sc: Sd ioQ Die Samen
6eirens sriiBen bon Srau g., iie fann
leioer ni6t fommen, Oh lie ar9e
3abnifmer3en bat"
Srau q. (5u ibrer 3ahbarin) /:
g9as iast lie oodb blss, oamit mir
oenfen iollen, Die Sdbue ieien edit"
Cine seimnbe 0esenb.
Srember: ,Serr Birth, tuie itebi
es benn in oieIem Srte nit ben @es
iunbbeits SerbdltniNeu? Ster6er
piele 2emte?"
8irtb: .SuBer Stpei NerSten. oie
perbun9ert iinb, lit IN ben lesten
Sabren bier Nienlauh s%eitorbenl"
MiRueritdnbnie.
Baron (su einem Siener. ben er
iGon einmal pegen Srunfenbeit ent>
ldi1en bat) sd lpiirDe Sic ihor
ipieber nebmen, aber trinfen Gle
niht mebrl"
Siener: Steel -. Hof immer
9 alte 0unntuml"
y ~ "
Sasbbente.
Srali eau ibrem Ianne. Ser pei
Sluto CUR Saso sefabren, eben mad
6auie fonmt) (: Sra, mas bringil
Su mit2"
.3tpei Sunbe. cine &abe nnb cir
Sertell IleS ielbit iiberaltelt!"
Cute Mmsreoe.
SEER Sprisntener, es lte6en BON
borigen Sabre nod 16 0ldS gierl"
.Shiitt lie meg. ihiitt lie meg,
altes Saus, lie miiiien ia ldnsi
iauer fem"
Werfwiirbiser 5aa.
8annibalen : Sduptlins: .8aa
iinb Sic bon 9eruf?"
@efanaener guropder: .&rititer.
4annibnlcn : Sdltptlirs: ,Seht
nal, 2eute. oieier Wanu lieet be-
reits SiiBenben bon aiinirlern in
@asen. bepor mir ibu I'M Wdger
bdben."
ltmihrieben.
Sante (3um tleinen srisl. pels
her Siebe 9etrie9t bat +: p8aruu
lpeinit Su benn 10, mein Sunge?i"
SriBl: vSapa bat MIDI ipieoer fai
cine @iertelltmnoe lang crSogen!"
~ y -
8ciitesgcgenmart.
aSerr Iroienor iinb beiler in Der
Nlpeu ab9eitiir8t, babe ih eeleien."
ga. uno oenten Sic iid Die 8ets
itessesentpart, ih babe nneinen Hes
genihirm obeu nidt iteben eelalicn."
~ ~ ~
Sine gmte Scelc.
Cine Srau betlastc lid, bitter
iiber ibreu tprannii6en Gbenam
Cine Sreunbin rictb ibr, Tin oenuoG
freuuolih unb auimerfium an be.
banpelu unb lp3uiagen ~gliibeno(
&obleu allf leinem 5aupte an Iam-
meln. Sic dber erniberte Nd
no. oas niibte audh nihts bel leineu
Sidld)dDel, oenn ib babe es idor
nit 3pei GeNelu todeuhem Waliei
perlliht. nne Is hat gar nidtS ae-
b~olfen!"
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-12-26
and Safe From Frost

acre. Cucumbers are here grown by
the acre in early spring, under muslin
covers, which are rolled and unrolled
as the weather may require: Opera
tons at this establishment are under
the directions of E. r. Meserve.
At Oceanside is grown in the open
4S,5OO carnations. 1t was from this
field that the prize winning 6eld-grown
blooms were exhibited at our last flow
er show. The firm has about COM
pleted the planting of 100000 young
stock which will yield cut flowers the
coming year. Whether this vast acre
age will be disbudded, as has been done
with the smaller planting, is question
yet to be decided by the ability of the
management to get sufficient help.
This location seems to be especial
ly adapted to the growth of early sweet
peas. They began cutting October 10
from the two and half acres OF
Blanche Ferry, Mont Blanc, and Earli-
est Of All, TOR our local market and up
to the present are about the only grow
ers around here that have any Of this
class of stock for sale. From an acre
OF Centaurea imperialis they are bring
ing in fine large blooms in various
shades of color
This place is under the management
Of E. S. Langford. The two places
belong to one company, which has
wholesale store at $40 S. Los Angeles
street, and two retail stands, one at
344 the other at 400 S. Broadway.
The first rain OF the season-53 of
an inch, fell November p. The
mountains to the northeast of the
town are covered with snow which
CLEANS in the sunlight like polished
steel. And while we Of the valleys
have this sight of the Arctic regions,
we are surrounded with orange groves
OF ripening fruit; our gardens are
bright with geraniums, bougainvlleas,
Bignonia venusta, and the ricl1-colored
foliage of Acalypha marginata.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-12-26

free from frost, thereby correcting an
error that has gotten beyond the
boundaries Of the state from statements
made in advertising matter to that
effect, and from others that would lead
any one to that conclusion who is not
familiar with the facts.
In the same number Of the Florists
Exchange, the same writer has another
letter written, as was the above, from
Los Angeles, telling what florists are
doing in that country. 1t contains
some items which will be of interest
to our readers:
The magnitude on which horticulture
al operations may be carried on in
California, because Of favorable eli
matte conditions, is illustrated by what
the Signal Hill Floral Company and
The Oceanside Floral Company, the
first named located twenty miles, the
second eighty-four miles south of Los
Angeles, are doing. At the first named
place is one lath house, 6OX2oO feet,
planted to Asparagus plumosus for
cutting, and one 120x120 feet, II feet
high, for the growing Of seed. Last
year there was gathered from this
house one and a half million seeds.
The estimated crop for this season will
be double that quantity. On this
are also growing three and a half ac-
res of Princess Of Wales Violets; 81 600
Narcissus were planted during October
for the cut flower trade. These
bulbs were delivered here by English
growers for six dollars per thousand
less than American growers bid on the
lot Climatic conditions are such at
this location that egg plants live
through the winter, checked i'll growth
when warm spring days return. There
is also growing On this place several
acres OF All unnamed blackberry, evil
IDENTIFY a cross between a dewberry and
high bush blackberry, which natures
it's crop OF fruit before the earliest dew
berries, yielding fabulous returns per
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-12-26

terror section, which are separated by
the coast range Of mountains Within
the limits OF the first, where the at
mosphere is tempered by the sea
breeze, the temperature does not run
SO high during the summer, nor does
it drop so low during the winter; con-
sequently a greater range Of plant lie
is possible within it's bounds, and the
physical comfort Of animal life is
greater than in that of the second
while the relative humidity never gets
as low as it does in the interior sec
ton
On account Of the dry atmosphere
The sunlight is not suspended as is the
case on the Atlantic Coast, but comes
to the earth with a directness and in
tensity unknown to an Fastener. Be-
cause Of this condition there is no twi-
light morning and evening, but day
breaks full as soon as the sun is above
the horizor, and the shades Z Of night
soon settler over the earth after it sets,
Again. on. account of this. aridity liis
is more tolerable in a temperature Of
100 or even ITO degrees than it is in the
East at So degrees with it's humid at
mosphere. Without having an official
record at hand for reference, think
am safe in saying that the relative
humidity during the Summer never gets
above Is per cent. August 20, 1903,
the Los Angeles weather bureau report
was: Temperature 101 degrees, rela-
tive humidity 20. For the same year
during October the humidity was as
low as II per cent. Such conditions
must be experienced to be appreciated
and understood.
There are trees and plants that will
endure low temperature, while a low
relative humidity is fatal to them.
Gooseberries and currants, rhododen-
irons and kalmias may be mentioned
as subjects whose life goes out under
such conditions, while the sorghum
'amily Of plants give the most salts
factory results under those same eli
matte influences, and alfalfa will grow
one inch day to maturity, making a
crop OF hay every thirty days during the
summer months.
California ol;,,,o+o hoe an iotrircic Or
commercial value not easily estimated.
For the curing Of grapes, figs, apricots,
peaches and prunes, which grow in the
highest state OF perfection in the interi-
or section, the warm dry climate which
prevails there takes the place Of ex-
pensive drying plants necessary in
humid regions for the same purpose,
which makes it possible to turn out the
finished product OF the orchard and
vineyard in higher state Of perfection
and at less cost than it is possible to do
by artificial means.
For the production OF sugar beets,
lima beans, sweet peas and corn the
coast section, where fogs prevail dur
ing the night and part OF the forenoon
during the early summer months, is
pre-eminent, for the reason that up to
this time these profitable crops have
been and are produced without irriga-
ton, rain Or fertilizers.
Another nac11i q ritu Of the state is