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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10
PRESIDENT TO ADDRESS
METHODIST DELEGATES

The President has accepted an in
vitati0n froTa the American University
OF washington TO speak 10 the so
Methodist delegates now atte8sling The
general conference in Baltimore next
saturday afternoon al 3 O'Clock TIE
delegates and President Roosevelt VIII
be the guests Of the American Cniver-
sity on that day. and wiz be received
Al an cpen-air reception Oh the uni
versity grounds at LOughDoro. D. C.
Preceding the arrival OF the Presl-
dent and Senator DoIliver. who has
also consented 10 speak. q bufIef lunch
con NilI be served 20 the delegates and
their friends on the lawns between L
and O'Clock. The Marine Band VIII
play during the luncheon
Immediately upon the arzIvai - the
President and his party, 3ishOp Grams
ton viii cali tie assemOIage TO order
from a large Platform. and the FORMAL
exercises viii begin During the inter
missions between the speeches. the
Temple Male Quartet viii sIIg The
general singing win be under tie direc-
ton Of Percy s. Foster. The public has
been invited 10 attend.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10
TIPS FROM AMERICANS
CORRUPTED FRENGHREN

PARIS. May s.-American tips are
SAID u have oorrpted. the stern Gus
toms officials who KEEP watch at the
Gard d. NOrd- II IS well known that
the average wealthy American tourist
has a deep aversion. against the cigars
manufactured and sold under the French
government nnonopclg and an equally
deep aversion against paving duty. and
during the travel season the customs
Officers az ne Paris depot g0t the beue-
fit of this.
once having become used 10 living in
anluence their salaries appeared too
small last winter ana they then entered
into plot with professional snurzIers
and let great quantities OF Belgian To-
baccO and lace through without duty
Government spies found them Out and
lle other day they were all arrested and
confessed 70 have passed 500 worth OF
tobacco through every day during the
last six months. their only excuse being
that American CO5f had proved too
much for them and caused their first
downfall
American tourists may ind themselves
facing serious charges
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10
PARIS TO BUILD JUNGLE
FOR CAPTIVE VILE BEASTS

PARIS. May 9--The municipal authoF-
tiles Of Paris have planned a geological
garden outside this city, las ON on the
lines OF the zoo at Bronx Park IN New
York The famous old parks "Jardlu dos
Plautesr and .Jardin d'Acclimstarion-
are doomed 10 disappear. at least as
homes for Wild animals. and three miles
outside Of Paris "A Geological Oasis" IS
70 be built. where the animals can have
comparative liberty.
Large enclosures. containing trees,
lakes. and WatercCurses are 10 be con-
struc1ed. SO that the animals may OBJ
tain exercise under conditions approzi-
mating the normal instead OF being
ccodned in cages
one feature or the oasis would BE- a
large dollhouse. IN which all kinds %
BUTTERFLIES would be reared
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almost entirely forgotten until revived
yesterday. when David Slayer, who
had purchased a farm property. was
blowing UP the ground where stood an
old log house which he had torn down.
ana he unearthed human bones. which
had evidently been buried under the
floor OF the building. It is claimed by
some Of the older residents OF the com
mEnity that at the time Of this mys-
ferrous disappearance this Old building
was occupied by One Of number Of
parties who were under suspicion Of be-
ing implicated. while stfll another lived
nearby II is believed the finding Of the
bones solves the mystery or the dIsap-
pe2rance
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the PROSTATE form or her uncle. Y ne
oled. and ne was sure 10 die-slG had
overheard one Of the servants sty So
rs blood VS. on ler
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10
The Economic
Functions of Vice
Ry John McEIrOy

IRON Corporal Tanner
i read Il through fror cover 20 cover
bei ore laying 1t down Il is a most lucid
presentation Of the natter
J. ). Jameson. Civil Service Commission.
have read With much pleasure SIR. John
McElroys brochure on The Economic Func-
lions Of Vice II presents a sociological con-
clifton in lEat which IS new and most
interesting
Hon J. W. Daniel Senator from Virginia,
IL IS very worthy and interesting work
OF philosophical reflection ami It's style Is
eNeeHent read il through and through
with equal satisfaction -
Price 20 cents. For sale at the Bookstores
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Writes Farewell Letter

Writes Farewell Letter.
The baroness took from her purse a
tiny phial OF poison she had carried for
the last six or seven months Then with
a pencil she wrote on block OF paper
the following:
Dear Sister Helen. He has told ma
this afternoon that he cannot marry me
that marriage between us would DO q
Pohticai and moral impossibility. And
ne gave MS father his word OF honor
10 have nothing more 70 do with me.
w Us'''i' JOYFUL
Dear Mother: Rudolph aud 7 viii die
~ q have loved TOO much Pardon borb
Of US and farewell. Your UNHAPPY
Marie" FP'
A last look upon the sleeping prince.
prayer and then the poison
Rudolph slept until awakened bv the
ne touched Mares cold hand JuuDirc
up ne saw on tie floor a small b5ffie
labeled "UTusStc acid Then he sa n the
-etLefs. and after residing them ne add
cd four letters 10 The little pile on cor
ltspohdehce- me Two addressed TO hfs
parents and his wife viii never ne rrtF
iished, as the Emperor gave orders thar
tney De burned after his and the erov-n
princess death The other TWO read as
To the Duke OF Bragzuza. near
. r reno nave TO die. There IS nothir.-
else 10 do Hone thcE Wit prosper.
or -.-., RUDOLPH"
Szoegyany.. Enclosed mo a c15JicTI ..
ny testament made Two years ago mn
Ls- asFeeInent with my wife Carry both
- ~ lHe lelter- I am obliged 10 say
"a S-t 20 lhiS ne Give my regards
, an. I've happy God protect our dear
'---ti ~ -FOUR r ffDOT .pFT
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LOVE UNDER DIFFICULTIEs.

why did you let that young man
run around a dozen times in the revolv-
ing door,
1T was Ferdy. Il is the only way
he can he near me. Papa watches me
so-'-ENChange
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10
Mystery .Thrty-t1ve Years Old
Nay Be SofUedby Skeleton FOND

CUMBERLAND. Nd. May Son a
Sunday evening In August thirty-six
years ago. Henry H;nish, weIl-kne,wn
German. who resided I'm a little log
house OF the farm now owned by Eman-
uel NOggle, near Everett. on the Bed
ford division OF She Pennsylvania rail-
road, about twenty miles north OF Cum
berland. mysterIously disappeared.
He was a bachelor and lived alone,
II was known that he had money, and
suspicious were aroused that he met
foul play. For weeks thorough
search vas made for miles around, but
no trace was found He was an inof-
fensive old man.
Hinish had purchased his farm on
payments. and had intended to make
the final payment OF s1.I0O the week fol-
lowing hiss strange disappearance.
Supposed He Had Money.
He was in Everett on the Saturday
preceding mis- disappearance. aud il WAS
generally supposed that he had received
the money on that cate. The money
was 10 have been sent him from Balti-
more, Nd. by the late Capt. William
p BOrndollar. For some reason how
ever. IN did not reach Everett on the
day It was expected. butt did come on
the following week. and on account
Of the-strange disappearance OF Hinish
IL Tas placed in the hands of j. a
Mahn, a justice Of the peace. There
we're many TUmors anOat as 20 what
had become OF the old nah. The one
most credited was that he had been
murdered for his money. and that his
body was burned IN a brush heap iu
the graveyard at the church a short
distance frOur-the house.
Two HoTsemen Suspected.
Many other tales were put in circu-
lation. among them being that two
horsemen were seen passing through
the country AT night. one or them car
rying something wrapped up that looked
Ike a lifeless body To corrOborate
this. two horses had been stolen al that
time out OF the stable OF a man named
Steele.
The disappearance Of Hinish had been
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-10
Crown Prince Kills Himself.

After ne had finished writing the
crown prince seized his revolver. placed
~ against his right temple. and ffred
Inc bullet plOWed through the bra5-
SCATTERING the skull As he sank dow,
Marie
The shot alarmed the hunting marty
dLu bra hsch, Hercules in strength.
nrohe down the door. but only the
Prince OF CoburE. Count H0vos and
Loscheic had nerve enough to enter.
IL has often been wondered WHY Ru-
oolph body was allowed by the ~r11rcl,
to lie in coasecrated ground. 'The most
nortem findings heretofore withheld
from publication. declare that RudOl1h
committed self-destruction while tom
pOrarily insane The report sets forth
numerous pathological stigmata about
the crown princes brain and body. and
SAYS that he was abnormal for some
time previous to his death As an in
sane person cannot sin. the POpe al
loved the prince 20 have Christian
burial
The same leniency was shown 10 poor
Marie CeSrera. who sleeps q the side of
her murdered uncle at HeiligeukreutZ
orders 20 Rudolph, as ne was considered
insane when he broke his word OF
honor.
The hook furnishes elaborate family
trees OF tho House OF Wittelsbach ant
Hapsburg. showing that Rudolph was
descended from Seu1i-lunatiCS hOtn on
MS mother and niS fallei SIDE Inc
Well-knOwn eccentriCities Of Rudolph
mother. the late Empress Elizabeth. al
most amounted 10 madnCsv while Eliza
beth'S sister tne late DIa'nesS d'Alen-
con. was repeatedly locked M in an in
sane asylum. The OtItr Ss~tS-. Priu-
cess OF TEurn and 7'aViS. was nro-
nounced AS crazy as a March hcr7' by
Vienna society.
Numerous instances Illustrating I'm
press Eliza beth's Madness are cited IN
the book. At one time for instance.
her majesty tried to live on air" and
never I,ArtOok Of food TO the knowledge
OF her friends or servants. Tney Won
dered how she kept alive when II was
discovered that She used to eat the
meat intended for her dogs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-10-21
MAST now JEDNATELE.

Nlsleduiiei lsrajan6 uyazali So v
iednatelstvi naseho listu. Vseehny
co neiyfcleii uaslm
Mohou Sc ma ne dive
rou ka3d6 y3ci listu 50 tgkaii.
Il obrdtiti a oni yldy rAdI jim w,
howl
chas Churda utruston Sci.
Il M nobrotsk Dwight,
Adolf kunrl Lawrence Nth
Martin nH 0dgll, Neb
III Fr kankal. spring Ranth
Hubert laala Weston Neb.
Ius nnrrs Caldwell. Hans
v y uosh. Marion. kaus
Joe iiachnta. t6llAer Mans
Frank Simon, 0arber. okla
Frank hleeha, rsfFy. 0kla
Ant CeFns willaetta. okla
4 10 ianaY5 0kla Ciiy nkla
Ise W ffaeo Ave-
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-10-21

Vsichni elenoyt a clenkyne Sc
yyz$yaji, ably "a d5elem sdlastn5ni
sc uyadtni spolku Payla Cechoyd,
e. %, CSDPJ,. y South Omaze, do
stavili Sc y ued5Ii dnc -. fijna,
o l. hod, odpoI do sine p, ]. V ka-
kpara, odkud spoletnt odebtfeme
Sc do South Omahy
Taiemnik.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-10-21
Z HIaVni 6fadOVny CSDPI.
st. Paul, Mimi, 1s. fiina 1908.

st. Paul, MINI, is. fijna 1908.
Ct6nym bratrim zastupcum, KITE
ri byli ma sjezdu V Pine City,
MINI, tohoto roku pfitomni. Kaz-
d6ho Z Vas zadam, byste mne tre-
ba jen postovnim lfstkem sd6lili,
zda - kdyz ustanoven byl plat ia
jemniku pro pfiSti lhItu, bylo V
tom tel mintno, ze tajemnik ze
sy6ho sluzn6ho ma 81 obstarati
ohnivzdornou skfih a IA nj najem
zapiatit. Odpoy6zte sloven ano,
anebo ne. o mto odpov6d snaznt
Vas zada,
Franta A. Krch. taiemnik.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-10-21

v 1tcfS min tSdnc potGBilaI
mas ndysttya w +. Cipry, po2om
koyGho jednatele . Iiolyrood,
Kans. Pan Cipra Mani sdclil vel
obchod jde nyni o nfeo pomalejiI
ncz drive, ale doufa, 10 SO 10 po.
lcpI. Bylo nam pottsenim y MIN
VI pohoyofiti.
> znaGnd potdsila mas ndy5tGyaI
p. Jana Misty, zndm6ho dopiso
yateIe n Mononh, Ia, Pan Msta|
znstayil Sc II mas ma eest6 y Dako-
w, byyaltho to Wtho bydIistG.
R0ynM Y Omaze pan Nista dru-
hdy ntjakS cas- Nc zdrzoyal. n tG|
pffGiny ma zde ntkolils zndmych,
ktefi radi jej po letech yid6li.
" We Gtyrtek fminul6ho tSdne
zayital do mtsta na5eho spolccn6
Ne syou choti pan Dredla \ Crete,
Neb. Pan Dredla Y mtstG nasem
mel rdan6 z1lezitosti k yyfizeni o.
30 obstardni vseho ne0pomenul|
spolctD6 y pnni zayitati do naa
1fadoyny. Pan Dredla je mily
spoloGnik yzdycky doyede nec0
p6lntbo yyprdydt N6yst6ya man
zeld Dredlovych mas yGIee potG-
sila.
. Pan r. Vocasck, ccstujici jed.
mattel \ Luray, Kans, na cest6 sy6
IN obch0dcm 2astayiI Sc t6h v me
st6 nasem q neopomenm jako pfi'
tel list1 nakeho yyhledati mas Y
1fadoynf, Tt5llo Ddsl
" patck zayital do Gfadoyny
naI pan X, J. P5enka, zdstupec
zaeiIatelskGho zaYodu y. s.. Mail
Order House. Jak 3 Mani pan
Psenka sdtlil, obebod gg5e ozna-
Gene firmy jde tim dale tim l6pe q
w. zayod t6si No dly6fe yseho te-
slsGho obGanstya go ceI6 zeuli.
Bylo nam opraydoyym p0t6senim
pozDati pana Psenku rukou mu
potfasti.
Pan Vaclay Blatng, znamy 50.
kolsky pracoynik . Bruno, Nebg
nagstiyil mas ma ntkolik okamzlkii
patck minuleho tgdne. V sobo.
tn, dne 81. fijna uspofddana bude
v Bruno oslaya 1Slet6ho tryani
Tel. jed Sokol Hizlta. X oslayG IL
dGji Sc pilnG pfiprayy Pan Blat-
ny jako jcdcn 2 hlaynieh tinitell
ma : uspofdddnim oslayy IL take
Getn6 starosti, ale on prdci tako-
you kona rad, pon6yadz je u
pfimngm harcovnikem myslenky
sokolsk6.
M ccstG = Dakoty zastayil Sc
u mas pan Anton Week Cald.
well Kans Byl ' Dallas $, d.,
kde sc nechal registroyati pro po-
zemky Tripp okresu, Sdtlil $
mani, zc k registrac dostayila Sc
ohromnd sila lidf Podobny nd
val pry byl We yseeh registratnich
mistech
Pan Josef Adamek, hostinsky
Ord, Nob., prijel do mtsta ma
seho IN obchodcm n layitul ] do
1fadoyny nasi, aby ueehal ahoto.
viii Il pozy6nky pro zabayu be
Ihk6 ord Rylo nam milo :
MIN II chyileuku PohoYoriti,
We slfcdu zusitaI do itradov
ny nasi zudmy vyrabitel karlo
yarsktho llafEthn Viaa Medoyt.
ho. pan a. Y kouba 2 Denver
Colo. Pan kouha nal6zal So nm
obchodni eest6 iak i Mani sde
lil. dafi se um yybont jcho
hofk6 vino lispesne razi 81 ecstu
dn yscth teskyrh osad a teal se
maan6 oblib5 liylo pro mas pott
srnim ntkolik ehyilek MIN pra
telsktm fothoNoru stra'iti
Pan Jos Zeman ge solona,
la. tasiial da mfsla Haseha aby
sds vykuupil koyafskoa lilnn, ale
neslaslo / tomu Fan Eaman ude.
bral y mdii oitud Do South d
kotY. kdp hodlh sakuupill neiakl
pozsmsk q postleii - tam & lowy
pfssidbli
ran dr Sedla3ek TSndall,
= u. nasstivii mas sobolu u
ka olytein4 hsl u dohf9 mlte. lek
isms U5dsli hoilA tm5alli ste "a
sakssia ale dsaad prs ma hstz
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proc Sc podepisuji. Takoygm zpd.
sobem, p Rosiclty, proti probibici
ned0kazeme, tim jeuom til.
III sc Sly a prace spole6nA trpf
jest ma ease, aby prae0yali sp0lec-
ne ruku V ruce y8ichni pfatelG o.
sobnf sy0body. Syolayani true
sebuzi je jen zradcoyanfm
dobrG y6ci a kdybyehom pracoyali
a bojoyali Va5imi zbrantmi, mohIi
bychom napsati, N kdo Vi, jake IN
Vasim zradeoydnim je pozadi, Ma
0kO bgti protiprohibitDim q kazit
Il zradcoyat praci sdruzeni proti-
prohibiGniho, neni upfimnym bo.
jem w osobni praya, ale je 10 ne
elm, go nechcemc AMI vysloyitis-'
Ma schGzi t6 pfijata byla res0luee
nasIedujiciho znGni; Usncseni, pfi.
jatt We schdzi obtanstya v nedGli
dine 1s. mjna. -- Jelikoz prohibice
Sifi Sc 20 Spojenych Statech jako
pffyal u obrozuje jiz take nag stat,
protozc prohibiGni horIiyci po ee.
lem state pracuji GsiloynG 0 zyoIc-
nj senatorff u poslanc6 do statni-
no sne"in' PfonihSH!lee "a. "Is'Fel@.
~ un'y'i'n' JeJ'''' J''1 pro'ao,'' pro-
'olstni PFoo'O'cL u w. Co"ll'y o, II !,
"pl'"H Po PIIp""e } Pfop'O'9i'
"'N"i "'p uooaIeh " ''''a'e' pio'p
lIla'al'c "a Po'rep''e, aOS 'S'e''n' >.
Oh ',ire' Pro"'',g' 3r"~''' ~ y .,' Jp'',
ny "'N " O'] o'i9"u ia po'''''N'', :,
slranu d 'reS'sogrnl r|I Po'por'y'''
j." t"h"'e a"'''''""'S, h'ef' U'p1.
ro'c' HiEa oSoopl'' ! IA" |S1y y,
Fa',e Il ""oa'"' 'Se'n,S 'o'''"' Jl~
S'HpiaSI D l'", "Dyeno'p ~. 81 pa'' .'
pray" ~"''''"''. -" "''l''e 'l"' ="
nDs'' Nu aR,'"'' ",'~i o'S ~ - "
atayenf 90 Il yolhs TAX ahv vrbli
lilac gvai ra yacbov6nf nr6v svtch.
v5ho,. Karol pos,isu Dr + p
I,oo;ya1 a Tan Pogick6
~
7opo.'' in',''''g'lo ~ 'y"''I ~
enFaeen pyi name hfaJ@n ,,,.,,' Don''
iiorhy' DS"l''I ' e'Si' ''0+ " III
al, " " ''a''~''' ,,+'""0'S'"' 80 %
aecl'linl hree'"l d "'''" il'~ i"'s", ;" "a,
VII 50 af' Iec'va'' %''"rri, 3'"e, -
SO SVyilI PFaIe'i d ''o'"i''' 10 W
usedl ma poster d PreF"''i 81 %Pe''
byio patrho' ze hefl "iu Foino
We ehViI. 'yp,S''l Hl'''"' iloL1Ny 1',5
pyl asi ~ roNu SUR u Nah'eha'"
Po Sope '''a',"e,N" l." rum" I, ~ .,e.'- ~"
90 scbom royoIati, Bvl zamSstnan
- iatl5cb y South Omaze
Mall~gIh" p vac h&y"l,a' aii
ofaifa p JOS havana "na''ieno
''N''i'No' '"o oI'''''''''N"' ~ ,t @'''' -
Ca1 p,.r, o5ora,,5,,o ,,a slon6 10
% ale kr5tcc m onoraci zomfaIa.
zosn,,Ia byIa dobfo mama zdc a y
TToweIIs Ncb ByIa So roxy stari
. zanechavd no sobG diva hoehy
Franka a Charley-ho a malou dee
ruslsu. Iesnula byla sestrou p. X,
Palika y South omaze, pi' j. NJ.
Tobiasoy6, James PaliSa Y How
ellis q NJ, PalikoyG Y South Oma-
ze a syalrayou pi PalikoFe v o
maze Poghstelfm vyaloynicme Il
pfimnou soustrast.
Y minnltob dnech zemFeln
- stafi 81 roi,6 nnni los. Nova
kovb hydIiai - aisle 1903 liz. 10
Mice matka mani X Spi6koyG
poz6sfaltm vysloyuiem syoii sou.
str,st
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PAM AL0ISIE ZELENA
uspofada
v PATEK A SOBOTU
VELKY VYPRODEJI

VELKY VYPRODEJl
Rozhodla jsem Sc obchodu zanechati
a proto yesker6 zbozi vyprodano budo
"a narannc snizen6 ceny.
soc muzsk6 zimni spodni pradlo
lfleeslined) po ...a..........a 30c
$3.50, $t,75 q $500 muzsk6 celovlne.
no spodnf kosile (zylastn6 pekne ja-
kost) 20 .,.,,..s,,,tss.... DOC o Bbc
Sl.00 q S1.25 muzsk6 modni yrchni
ylnene kosile po .......... CSC a 76c
25c damsk6 zimni spodni pradlo --
Vo ''s'''sss s',.s..,,sss,.sss., lZI2c
Mimo toto t6z ostatnf zbozf pdjde Y
tomto vyprodeji "a bajecne mike ceny.
Pfijdte vBichni, "a vzornou obsluhu
ruci ALoIsIE ZELgNA.
Podp. sokolky Tyrs, .. l.,
odbyyaji Y nedGli, dne Is. fijna,
yyrotni sch6zi. UGastenstyf kazdG
GIenkynG zadouci. Nepfftomni pod.
l6haji pokut5 die stanoy.
Anna Pitha, pred.
Anna Syojtek, tai.
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TRIM CENY.
Omaha, 20. fijua 1908.

Omaha, 20. fijna 1908.
Trh na obili Sc pon6kud zlopsil tohoto
t}dne. Pfiyoz byl prostfednf n vie pro.
ddno bylo 10 slu5n6 ccny. Psenice p6la
cenu slu5nOu bned pfi zah4teni trhu.
Pfiyczeno bylo j 1,777000 buslG.
Pr6mGrnG ceny byly nGsledujici;
Pesnico -- Z. 2 tyrd4, 93Hc; T.. 3 tyr.
d1, 0lh-92Hcj T. 4 tvrda, 0i-93c.
Jarka - Z. 3, 92-93Ac.
Kukufice -- Z. 3 zlutd, Soc; Z. 3 b1a,
G91ac.
ditto - I. 2, 09c; Z. 3, Csc.
Owes -, Z. 3 mfcban$, 41--4l1aec; h.
3 biIy, 45cj Z. bnS, 44--f4Hc.
Dovoz dobytka hoy6ziho do trhu byl
znaGn}, 498 kar bylo oznameno. Jest
to nejy6tH pfiyoz leto5nim roce. Roy.
n6z tax trhy ostatni oznAmily velkg
pfiyoz, Vzbledem znaGnym zagobam
a k niz5m eenam trzieb ostatnich, cc-
ny poklegly 0 10 nj 10 centn. Vepfo,
" dobytek proddval Sc rovnGz 0 n6co
leyn6ji.
IwHy,IuaX o.v,y I.,t.,
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four and five tier apples, and the
yield OF good, clean apples being
over 95 per cent of the entire pro-
ductfon. So much for care, atten-
ton and a knowledge Of the require
ments of the orchard. Mr.. Cartons
orchard consists of Rome Beautys,"
"Jonathan", "Gano", and Ben Davis
varieties and an expert who visited
the orchard last summer stated the
apples compete favorably with the
production OF any section in the
west he had visited.
Last summer when the apples
were in their prime Mr.. Hensley OF
the commission firm OF Lawrence
Hensley Fruit Co. of Denver, one OF
the big commission firms Of the
country visited this section and
after viewing Mr.. Cartons orchard
made him a fat price OF $3.50 per
box +. o. b. Troy for every box his
orchard produced. Mr.. Carlton &C
cepted the offer and shipped this
firm three carloads, receiving over
$1,000 for the production Of his
orchard for the season OF 1907, and
the same commission firm now
wants this years crop OF the Carlton
orchard, stating SO in unequivical
terms. Relative to their satisfact-
ion with previous shipments the
letter excerp follows:
II am pleased to say that on the
three cars OF apples you shipped
us we did well. We sold them early,
before the financial trouble came up
and in fact sold them before you
shipped; sold them ON the guarantee
that the apples would be as repre-
sented. You gave us Good Honest
Deal in the matter, consequently we
came out very well on them.
Such a letter from a commission
firm Is worth money in itself to any
fruit raiser and will undoubtedly do
a pile OF good to the apple industry
OF the Potlatch.
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KENDRICK
GOOD FRUIT PAYS
Perseverance, Study and Industry
Proves that 1t Is Succsss-Result Of
Carlton's Orchard

We print herewith an excerp from
a letter which Lee Carlton received
from the firm to whom he sold his
apple crop last fall and a few facts
relative to his orchard and the
apple industry might not come
amiss at this time.
Oflate years the fruit industry has
been neglected in this section the
same being partially due to the low
prices received and also to the in
testing OF the orchards by the Goblin
moth and other grOwths on the
fruit, which necessitating more
WORK and attention to secure good
fruit gradually forced the abandon
lment OF the fruit industry and in
many cases the trees have been
pulled up and the ground devoted
to other purposes.
Mr.. Carlton however was one man
who thoroughly understanding the
business. maintained there was
money to be made in it and declared
the Potlatch was one OF the best
countries anywhere for the raising
of fruit and particularly apples, and
he demonstrated this belief with his
orchard, carefully spraying it, not
once but number OF times, making
a study of the different sprays in
use and the one best adapted to his
orchard carefully pruning his trees
and giving his orchard the same
care and attention which success
full business man gives to his bust
ness. The result OF this procedure
is apparent not only in the LOOKS OF
his orchard, but also in the product.
of the same the last year, the YIELD
being over two thousand boxes Of
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ion the more favorably it appeals to
us and we present it to our citizens
OF Kendrick and to the Council for
their earnest consideration present
ing briefly these few ideas anent the
subject:
That kendrick needs a sewerage
system there is no gainsaying and
every year the installation OF the
system is postponed will add that
much to the dangers OF an epidemic
eau ed by the lack of a proper sew.
erage.
The town is naturally adapted
and the cost of fine system would
be practically small outside the lay
ing Of the pipes and with, this oppor-
tunity OF lessening this cost we
could have fine system for less
money than has often been expended
for a like purpose and at the same
time have one OF the best systems
in the whole west.
A good sewerage system would
attract more OF the right kind OF
people as permanent residents than
any move we know which could be-
made and we owe it to ourselves
and to the town to install such a
sy stem as quick as possible.
Talk it over and come to the
Gazette man and give us your opin-
ion.