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The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
EVERY EFFORT
TO EXCLUDE JAP
Especial to The sentinel. !,

Washington, Nov. 2.-California
is preparing to insist upon complete
exclusion of the Japanese at the
coming session of congress.
This information leaked out yes
terday when it was stated that Sec
retary Straus took up the japanese
question at the last cabinet meeting
and explained that the Japanese were
slipping into the United States via
Canada and Mexico. despite the new
immigration law.
Word has reached Washington that
there has been no diminution in the
ability of Japanese labor agents to
furnish laborers to the WESTERN rail-
roads. and the Californians are ask
ing. Where does the limitless supply
come from?
1t is reported that many Japanese
who have enlisted to pass from Mex
leo and vice versa through the Unit
ed States have never reached their
destinations. The California con-
gressmen are expected to lay this sit
uation before congress this winter.
with request for further legisla-
ton. It is fully expected that their
ipsistent demand will be augmented
by the fact that the battleship fleet
will be in the Pacific at that time.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
YOUNG GIRL Is
BEFORE THE COURT

This afternoon Claudine Broem-
ser. aged 16 years, quite an attract
i've Young girl, was arralgned before
County Judge Sullivan on complaints
that the girl has been guilty oil acts
nnbecoming a young lady and mas re-
fused to be governed or directed by
her relatives. 10,
It seems that girl has been in pad
company of late and that she ara
another girl, Della Goddard nave
been living alone, although the girls
relatives have tried to get her to re-
side with them. 49,, l..
The girl was closely questioned by
Deputy District Attorney Fry ana
County Judge Sullivan. The girl de-
clared that she did Lot think she haa
done ANYTHING that should make IL
necessary for her to go to the state
industrial school for girls. She de-
cIared however, that she was VIII
,na IN go to the Catholic convent at
canon City. Judge Sullivan theh
osLed her II she would agree to go
to the Canon City convent until she
was 81 years of age, with the under
standing that should she leave the
convent at any time before she was
81 years of age she must go TO tne
sta.e industrial school the sTl
readily agreed and such an ordeI "as
issued. and Miss Broemser VIII 20
to the convent.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
THEY TOO HAD A GREAT TIME.
Apple blossom Circle, Women Of Weed
craft, Joyously Celebrated
Halloween Night.

Among the happy events of Hal
lowe'en night none was happier than
tho "Spook Social" given by the Wo-
men of woodcraft. Apple Blossom
Circle.
The attendance was very large and
the program of pleasures provided was
certainly acute in Its pleasure.
The main feature was a spook par
ade with real. live goat acting as
the leader. Sixteen spooks. wierd and
ghostIy. each carrying a jack -o'lanteru.
followed the goat The parade made =
great hit. Then came remarkable
drill participated in and executed BY
these self same spooks with the goat
left out this time.
An informal program of music and
recitations was then enjoyed. Among
the numbers wns vocal solo by Lo-
rain Ackerman. aged only three years.
She was given n regular ovation. Mr..
Wake delighted the guests with two
rare solos.
Following the program cards were
played for an hour or more.
A tempting luncheon was served
consisting of pumpkin pie. doughnuts
and coffee.
Everybody had a good time and tho
"Spook Social" was a pronounced sue
cess.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
THE GAMES DELAYED
BY BELATED TRAIN
No. 3, Carrying Basket and Foot Ball
, Teams, Several Hours Late
Many are Disappointed.

The lateness of Rio Grande train
No. 8, west bound, was the cause OF
much disappointment this afternoon.
The Glenwood High School foot
ball and basket ball teams were due
to arrive in the city at noon ON No.
3. Everything was in readiness FOR
the big double-header game TO be
pulled off this afternoon at the fair
grounds in this city. The weather
was ideal. The games had been ex-
tensively advertised and large at
tendance was assured. But No. 3
had to be late, ard consequently all
plans were pretty nearly knocked in
the head.
The foot ball game-the big event
of the week-was to be called at 3
O'Clock; but at o'clock no teams
from Glenwood were in the city.
No. got in about $3.50 o'clock,
and the big foot ball game opened
about 3:45 at the fair grounds. The
Sentinel goes to press too early to
give the result, as the game will not
be completed before pm.
The teams from Glenwood Springs
are accompanied by quite large
crowd OF friends and rooters. and the
aggregation will be royalty enter
tanned while they are the guests of
the Grand Junction teams.
In spite of the lateness OF the
hour, a large crowd was at the fair
grounds when the foot ball contest
opened. Each team was in fine fet-
tie and the enthusiasm and interest
was keen.
The Glenwood teams went at once
to the fair grounds and the basket
ball game was called first at 3:45
O'Clock.
The foot ball contest will immed-
lately follow the basket ball game.
Both games were called too late for
The Sentinel to give the results to-
day. L.-.
II seems that the Glenwood teams,
expec ing No. 3 to be late, boarded
freight train this morning headed
toward Grand Junction, expecting to
get here about l o'clock. More bad
luck: the freight train met with an
accident at DeBeque and was held
there about two hours. No. 3 came
along some two hours or more late
and took on board the Glenwood foot
ball and besket ball delegations.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
FAILED TO MAKE GOOD

2B
NJ
barracx November 12.
the frstre
officers although announced the do
Nevertheless the possibility
are
Melted many more may
the
OF
severa oacers
a few mil n
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

The second story of the Sentinel
building has six suites of office rooms.
They are all finished in hard wood,
with walls stained in two colors. pro-
vided with gas and electricity and hot
and cold water in each suite OF rooms.
The suites are lighted by two large
light wells which give ample light in
every room in the building and in the
halls.
There are two double toilets one in
the fore part of the building and one
In the rear. these also have have lava
tories, with hot and cold water.
Throughout the second story Is COM
plete in every particular and 1t has
been complimented by many visitors
to the building one of the most
complete office buildings in the city.
Everything has been added to the
building which would add to the COM
fort and convenience of the tenants.
A water tower with an extended line
of hose extends into the second story
and in case of fire would almost fur
nish ample protection for any incip-
lent blaze.
The first suite OF rooms will be oc-
cupied by DIR. ID. o. Mills with his
dental parlors: the End by DR.. Wey-
man; the 3rd a double suite by Drs.
Kett and Halstead; the third by the
Grand Junction Realty company and
the fourth by Drs. Smith x Agnew.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
SAYS COUNTRY
IS FOR Mr..
ROOSEVELT
Especial to The sentinel.l

Especial to The Sentinel.1
= Denver. Nov. 2.-"The whole 4
+ country favors the reelection of /.
+ President Roosevelt, If l am =
+ able to judge of the sentiment +
= of the people of the east" said +
= former-Governor Mcdonald in +
= an interview this morning in T.
+ this city. 1.
+ + fff + + 1. 1.
Ex-Governor Mcdonald is just
home from Pennsylvania. where he
suffered long period of illness from
which he has but just recovered. His
right arm is still badly affected.
Speaking of the political situation,
again he stated that 1t was generally
known in the east that Edward H.
Hartman, the great railroad mag
nate, would spend a million or more
of dollars to defeat the reelection of
Theodore Roosevelt. 1t is said that
Hartman in confidential statements
to his closest friends has intimated
that Roosevelt shall never again be
president IL money and organization
can defeat HIM
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
BANKS OBEY PROMPTLY

officials
the that additional circulation be taken out Ahoush sh
O'Clock Yesterday
dollars $2000,00O
National Bank of Chicago and has engaged w.
Whitney Central National of New also
bank to o
amou hen com
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

The entire first floor and the base
ment is occupied by the Daily Sentinel.
for whose occupancy the building was
built.
The dimensions of the building are
25xl26. On the first floor the offices
and the work room of the paper 10 To-
Gated and In the basement ali Of the
heavier machinery. save tho job press-
es and other smaller pieces of machin-
cry. Altogether the building IL pro-
nounced by printers and publishers
who have visited It one of the hand
soonest and most complete In the state.
The building In Its entirety, exclu-
sive of machinery and stock and in
cluding the value OF the lot represents
an expenditure of nearly $4,000. Tho
paper well the building In dis
tinctly home institution. 1t was built
entirely by money earned In this city.
where the paper has been \ factor for
so many years and where Il continues
to be tthe foremost paper of the city
with the largest circulation OF any pa
per In Western Colorado.
The owner. as well as the WORKING
force of the paper and the new tenants
occupying the second story office
suites of the Sentinel building are
glad to be in their new quarters, where
they collectively invite their patrons
and customers and visitors to call ana
Inspect them In their new business
homes.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
MAY REACH 500.

AT 4 o'clock total of about 800
votes had been cast in the special
election. Ninety-five votes had
been polled in the West Third ward.
about 30 in the East Third, about
55 in the Fourth ward, 40 in the
First ward and about the same num-
ber in the Second ward.
The polls will not close until .:3O
pm. The total vote may reach 500.
The friends of mountain water and
a Greater Grand Junction are aroused
by the groundless opposition and are
determined that the worthy PROPOSE
ton shall not lose.
The vote is running heavier than
was expected earlier in the day.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
IT BEATS
THE BEST
49,, $4,000 IN Checks Mailed Out to the Fruit
Growers Tonight For 10 Cars Cantaloupes,
~ Of Pears, 20 of Apples---Season Ends on
csn,aloupes and Grand Total Receipts and
Averages arc Compiled, Startling Wonderful
Results

r. aest in
M ien Of canaoupe shipments
ms
the Monday will the the
canaoupes made this
,u..,, .,,... of cantaoupea In these ten
. HHo'ns' o~S'ov received follows:
standard s'in crates s1so Ponies Ponies 11ss crates, 81
splendid prices and should prove immensely satisfac
Of the season 90 e-.-pfo~ ~ - ~N OA N'N's ON''
Association
and the association has paid the the
sum Of s1s.S14s6 -. -, o,, ,.,,., o,,,, ,,,r,,
sun No EQUAL NUMBER OF CARS OF CANTALoUPEs SHIPPED
nv ASSOCIATION
D,rr HAVE EVER BROUGHT MAGNIFICENT
no TuE GROWERS BROUGHT
~ THESE "a CARS GROWERS GRAND
iFy MORE FAR-FAMED
yaKy yarKy FORD cANTALOUPEs BROUGHT
TIA DISTRICT SEASON.
Belov statement of all,
of
big shipments the grand
this
season. the and Importance grows
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

IL must have been grent surprise
to a well known couple In the city ana
their friends, to read in the Morning
yellow that on last evening the couple
celebrated their fiftieth or wooden
anniversary The popular couple GER
taInly break the record Tor retaining
their youthful looks IL the wedding
anniversary they celebrated last night
,ras their fiftieth. It also remained for
the Yellow to find out that the fiftieth
wedding anniversary is the Wooden
anniversary.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

n.,-s-
,,a l,'hg the evening Joseph Dulmaine
NJ Ne'of OF the St Regis Bar, asked
,ns., sheh to visit his place and in
NJ new elevator just installed by
.ls.. uimaine. In order to see the
,,s.s Mr. Lynch started down the
ns,, stairway that leads into the base
man,. the st. Regis Bar. in some
Ions ne missed step and fell head
,., Ing to the hard floor below. He sus-
nnsea a a bad cut on the head, one
ana vi the right hand was broken
NJ was badly shocked and bruised.
ana n. 'nch was removed to his home
r.or,. @ II. s. Henderson was called. 1t
wonns three stitches to close the
rsse, N the head. the finger was
easily. Ayhch was resting
,,,a, NJ, Lynch had a narrow escape from
we're. 'he iaii was most Sc
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
RUSSIA LET'S
PEOPLE SUFFER
(SpeciaI to The sentineI.)

st. Petersburg. Nov. 2.-The Rus
sian government is taking no steps
to send relief to Tarkaeh, where
thousands we're killed in a land
slide. To do so would be contrary
to the Russian policy of non-interfer-
ence and 1t would also involve a
journey of over 500 miles through
the mountains.
1t is not known here what steps
the government there is taking to
send In relief, but it is apparently
acting with the usual characteristic
Asiatic procrastination.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
MANY NEW MEMBERS
FOR WOMaN'S CLUB

The next meeting OF the Woman's
Club will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Miles Keen. corner of Fourth
and Chipeta, No. 400, Tuesday after
noon. November 5.
review of francesca Da Rimini
bv Gabrielle d'Annunzlo is the pro-
gram for the afternoon.
The work of the club is growing
in interest. Since the last report
number of new members nave ueei'
added as follows: Mrs. NJ r. Keen
Mrs. E. Scott, Mrs. ]. G. Marner' Mrs
w. w. Chandler. Mrs. Stanley RAY
Mrs. II. c. Walker, Mrs. Prank Lee
Miss Pearl Shores, Mrs. Waiter wal
ker and Mrs. Ollie Bannister'
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
NEGRO WOMAN
ATTACKS WHITES
ESPECIAL to The sentine,.)

Battle Creek, Mich, Nov. 2.-Mrs.
Mary Church Terrich, president of
the National Federation of Women =
Clubs, delivered a serious invictive
against the people of the south be-
fore the Purity Congress here last
night.
mo servant girl is safe In the
home of the white people" she de
clared. "and no mother who consid-
ers the honor of her daughter would
allow her to become a servant with
out first requiring references
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
THESE STATES
TO FIGHT
ROADS
Especial to The scntinel1

Atlanta, Ca, Nov, 2.-Thorough
cooperation is to be the slogan in
Georgia, North Carolina and Ala
bama. if an agreement made by the
governors of these three states in
this city today Is made good by them
in their opposition to the eXorbitant
rates of the railroads.
Georgia's governor insists that not
only these three states are to be in
cooperative plan, but they will en-
list all the other southern states in
coalition to force equitable freight
and passenger rates from the rail-
roads.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
STRIKERS co
BACK TO KEYS
Especial to The sentineI.D

New York, Nov. 2.-General Su-
perintendent b. B. Brooks of the
Western Union Telegraph Company
said that D5 striking telegraphei's
had returned to work yesterday IN
all parts of the country.
Sixty-three resumed work at the
KEYS in the west, fifteen in the south
and seventeen In the east.
Superintendent Brooks stated fur-
ther that at least 100 men each day
are applying for their old jobs.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
TO THE RESCUE
OF FRISCO
BANKS
lspccinI to The sentinelA

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 2.-The
United States government came to
the rescue and assistance of the San
Francisco banks yesterday when it
was announced through a telegram
that it had taken steps to expedite
the shipment of coin to the Pacific
coast.
This action was the result of an
appeal made by local financiers to
the secretary of the treasury, Mr..
Cortelyou.
A vast sum. said to be in the neigh
borhood of ten million dollars, is to
be transferred by telegraph for the
use of the San Francisco banks.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
MANY DROWN
IN A FLOOD
Especial to The Sentinel,

San Francisco, Cal. Nov. RE
ports of great damage ard loss of
life at San JIG del Cado, in lower
California, on October 20. caused by
cloudbursts, was confirmed by Capt.
Talfon and passengers on the steam
er Curacao, which arrived here from
Mazatlan yesterday.
Sixteen persons were drowned ard
more than fifty houses were washed
away.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
German Evangelical.

Located at the corner OF Eighth
and Colorado. Special service in re-
membrance of the Reformation. Sun
day school at 10 am. Morning SER
vice at IL am. in German. Evening
service at 1880 in English. Subject
for the morning service will be
Johns Vision of the Church." Sub
ject for the evening will be "Peevish-
ness" Holy Communion in connec-
ton with the morning service.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

Bert sowie. one or the best known
tonsorialists in the city for many
wears holding n chair In the Hards
barber shop, is now holding n chair
In the Beverly shop on Fourth street,
where he will be pleased to see his OLD
time friends.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
NOW WHERE. is
HITCHCOCK'S MAN
fspcciaI to The Sentmel.)

:. New York, Nov. "A sur =
+ prising development in the t
i. hitchcock case is the reported i
+ disappearance of Herman =
+ Ranke. who has been Hlteh- =
i. Cooke valet for some time
n 4. i. j. i. f - j. + + = = + + + Q
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

under the influence of liquor he has
been guilty of acts of repeated oiue
ty toward the plaintin. No
The couple were married on WI
cember 90, 1905. There are no onn
dren. They reside in Grand 'un'
tion and are quite well known.
Attorney Straud M. Logan repre-
sents the plaintin.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
THERE MAY BE
MUCH TROUBLE
Especial to The senrinel.)

Washington, Nov. 2.-Therc is n
fear here that serious trouble mny
result from the Differences between
the Indians at Thunder Station, s.
D., and the agent, Major Downe. An
armed collision seems imminent.
This is cleaned from report re-
ccivcd today from Capt O. T. John
son, who was said to be pIacated and
with whom il is said is on friendly
terms with the Indians.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

The Jolly Thimbie Club met with
Mrs. Earnest Rodgers. 335 ouray Ave,
Yesterday Nine members being pres
ent and one guest Dainty refresh
ments were served and all adjourned
to their respective homes feeling they
had had n delightful time. The next
meeting will be held at the home or
Mrs Dr. Green.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

The second section of No. did not
get in this afternoon until after four
o'clock. 1T was made up of n number OF
tourist cars heavily loaded. going to
the far West.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
CHILD
SHOOTS HIMSELF
fsneciaI to che sentineD

Trinidad, Colo, Nov. 2.-Harry
Johnson. son of A. ]. Johnson of
Gray creek. found his father re-
volyer while playing about the mouse
Yesterday and shot himself through
the fleshy part of the hand me
wound is not serious.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
MIS- DORA RAY
ASKS FOR DIVORCE

Nrs S alterLoon in the county court
from Ira Ray filed suit for divorce
Ing tha. husband. Jesse Ray, charg-
drunIs" tne defendant 70 a habitual
o and that frequently while
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

Tour of all Mexico by pNs ss
train. Leaves Denver Jahuar T;otets
via Colorado & Southern. r.
cover all expenses. Wli'e
Eisher @. p. A., Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

Harry Hiatt sells everything Tor
for itself already in the
the horse-harness that has made a
valley. That new harness that you
were going to purchase can be oougnt
cheaper at Hiatt's than elsewhere
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
ppEsRYTERIAN CHURCH

The pastor VIII take as MS lHeIIIe
.xt sabbath morning "The Church
and the Rock" In the evening ms
- vi,, he. "Whose Epistle?'
excellent music at both services.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

Mr.. and Mrs. l. F. Billings OF Al
ma, Neb., are visiting for few days
In this city with Mr.. Billings broth
er. DR.. Billings. They are en- route
to California.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

All the saloons in the city are closed
today, 1t being election day. the law
providing that all liquor houses must
be closed on days on which elections
are hold.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
WILLIAM A. LYNCH
PAINFULLY INJURED.

i. LAST night william A. Lynch. =
a ~vp''etor Of the Upton Bar. and .
A - known citizen, met with a q
. "a, oas accident and as a result =
a n oe confined to his bed for =
" several days. .
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

FOR sALE-Ten milch COWS; lreSa q
and coming fresh soon. see D. he. @
Gigax at sugar factory yaros'
tween 8 and 10 am.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

Two iays' tarpon fishing: h1enico ine,9o,
ed in private train tour e,b,cb Oh J will
,ssve Wa Denver January 2S. ASK ior
particulars. T. E. Fisher u 49,
Denver. .45.--
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

See ruins of Nitla. Tour o. nen-
Mexico by private train leaves Sou
ver January 2s via Coloraoo
thern. Write T. E. Fisher u 49,
Denver,
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

Miss Amanda Mckay leaves to-
night for Fort Collins. where she
will enter the domestic scieLce de-
partment OF the State Agricultural
College.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

$3.50 to Ell raso from Denver via
Colorado & Southern Ry. write
for information. T. E. Fisher. G- +
A., Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

A. ]. Dickson of Glenwood Springs
editor of the Daily Post of that
place, is among the visitors today
from the Spa up the river.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

Through Mexico by private tram.
Tour of all Mexico VIA Golorauo
southern, leaves Denver Sanu a. y n
Full information on REQUEST -
FISHER. G. P. A, Denver
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

Mayor ]. R. Wentworth arrived
home ON No. 8 from his trip to Den. Den.
YER Mrs. wentworth went OH eaS'
to st. Louis to visit relatives.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
sl7,22s. 90 FOR SEVENTEEN CARS

Association has Just ~
the of Keer pears shipped o' 81
o
the Keifr the top liners .our,,e rop
THESE SEVENTEEN CARS. OR AN AVERAGE OF MoftE lf ~
700 PER
THERE BOXES OF PEARS IN THESE GASS % ABE
THE AVERAGE RECEIVED FOR THE nov
WAS '2ls PER BOX. THESE WERE FOUR AND FlVE-iihN ~
THE AVERAGE PRICE RECEIVED FOR CHOICE GRADE WAS
315S BOX ., ,,,,
m THE AVERAGE PRICE RECEIVED FOR THE sIx-TlER GRADE
WAS $L65.
There grade nearly 2ooo boxes "
me choice something of the six-uer
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
CONGREGATIONAL

The pastors morning subject VIII
he "crices." The evening theme will
be young Men for War"
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

$500 to Mexico City from Den
yer via Colorado & Southern KY.
For descriptive booklets write t. Il.
Fisher, G. p. A., Denver.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

Rev. d. D. Forsyth, pastor of the
NJ. f. church. returned rom Denver
at noon today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
1T WILL Make
EVANS VICE
ADMIRAL
Especial to The sentinei.)

= WasnlnetOn, NOV. 2-"lmne- y
+ diately upon the convening of +
+ congress that body will be urged +
+ most streLuously to restore the =
+ position of vice admiral of the =
+ navy. =
+ I. + -. . = = = =
This will be done in order that
this distinguished honor may be con-
ferred upon Admiral Robley d. Ev-
ans.
At the present time and for years
past the position of admiral has been
The highest in the girt of the navy
and the government. The restora-
tion of the rank of vice admiral is
done because in the great trip to be
undertaken by the Atlantic squad
ron Admiral Evans may appear In
ports of foreign countries and be
compelled to take secondary or sub
ordinate positions to vice admirals
of ether countries who may be in
these ports. which would be sub
ordinate position for the United
States representative to assume.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
OUR HOME
COMPLETE
Today the Second Story of the Sentinel Block
Opened to the Tenants-..Nvm Maguifi-
cent Suites and all Occupied--Building Mod
ern From Basement 10 Roof---General De-
scription---The Sentiners Abiding Place Ad-
mired by All.


OF
escnudh hnNe heenr ented
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

Anti-stoop dust pans. regular loo
,or inc this week. and 1Oc store
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

The section of No. 3, ID. d II.
n which carries the mails, is seven
hours late today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02

Mrs. Mary Tilhorn of the Plateau
IS visiting Mrs. Anna G. Pearson.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-02
s22, ,ele.7s FOR APPLES

BEGINNING BE MAILED % OUT TWENTY TU MY
IAHSr ANS OF Of APPLES SHIPPED OUT RECENTLY BY The ~
'oNCrloN FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION .u,ontv ears
here O,638 boxes of apples In he re were
~ which number 8767 boxes Jonathans anu Tue ' "
s1mes Golden am
superb apples surrey nooN'
on received for these
sss !onathans Grimes
"'ee jonahans. 1.51 Choice Grimes