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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23
New Way of Shirrinq.

Every seamstress knows how hard
1t is to make shirrings lie smooth and
fiat without taking time to scratch"
them into place. In shirring take up
on the needle Il little more Of the
goods than you leave between the
stitches, so as to show the thread as
little as possible. Press the thumb
against the needle, moving it with
each stitch. and fill the needle as full
as possible before drawing the thread
through. This gives every stitch the
effect Of small plait, much the same
as machine gathering This method
also gives little work In arranging the
gathers. With little practice the
work will become mechanical, and you
will be delighted with the neatness and
rapidity Of the work.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23
A Eudoe Tip.

Many people have difficulty in max
ing fudge that is creamy. rich and
smooth.
The trouble lies in overlooking. The
candy should always be ta.;eH f.oal
the stove the minute it make, Il soft
ball that can just hold toeethl. W..~l
dropped In ice water.
If allowed to cook longer. the fUI%c
will be stiff. If less time Is given, 1t
will be gritty and sticky.
Beat hard with wooden spoon. 1t
Is better than the wire heaters, us 1t
permits more vigorous whipping.
Do not add the vanilla until the choc-
Olate has cooled slightly.
Pour into creased pans while the
mixture is still thin enough to smooth
or the surface will not be glazed when
cold.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23

Mohney, lot 4, sec l, and lots 1928, and
s1a OF ne1 sec 2.1S.5 and ~ Of SEA sec
80, and swI of swI4 sec 80 I95-$5O00.
Nm Taylor 10 D NJ Haleeli, ne11a lot 8.
bl 81, Corrected plat Hoquiam-$l0.
F E Jones to F E Wells. lots l to 5. bl
65. W & B Second add Aberdeen-$l5O0.
Mira J Gross to F f Jones. lot 2, bl 81,
w 4 b Second add Aberdeen-$l00O.
Della Hackett to II b Hackett, COM
munity interest in lts IL, bl 5, amp
BELLS add Hoquiam aud nw1a III. bl 90,
Hoquiam.
Harbor Land Co to X J Bailey, lts SO,
bl ia. Corrected plat Hoquiam-S650.
Frank Groundwater to G Curtis, lot 9,
bl 20, l. 4 A add Elma-$25.
SW Gaskill to Same, lots lO,l1,l2 blk
20. l. & "A add Elma-S75.
John Est to Nels 0 Est, W 80 acres Of
sw4 Of seA sec 1878, and seven acres
in nw4 of ne1 sec l2-17-8, and 80 acres
in ZEE 1-l7.S-$1.
Treasurer Chehalis county to I Os-
wald, VIZ Of sea Of seI Of seL sec 81
l7.lO-$l6.
N A Springer to Western Lumber Co.
1t IL, blk Is, First add South Aber-$75
Treasurer Chehalis County to Gus
STATION and II 5 Shorey, undE OF lots
to %. bl 5. and und34 Of lite l to %, bI g.
Ferndate add Montesano-s45.
S Johnson to Same, undI int in blks
Sc, Ferndale add Mon tes ano-$1.
Treasurer ChehaIis County to Mrs c c
Strattop, lts l to 4. bl IA. Seagrove, and
Its LIZ, bl 2. Arland's add Monte-$l00.
same to A B Hume, Its 7,8, bl Ia, Sea-
grove-$7.
j E Fitzgerald to N N Marke. lot l, bl
8, Brewers add Oakville-$250.
w p Williams to + II Roberts, quit
claim lts 3 to 6. bl l. and lite 3,4 49, 10,
II, bl 2, Pencils add Aberdeen-$l0.
J w Terrier to N p Terrier, all frat
party's interest in bl 5, Southside add
Aberdeen-$l.
j & Foster to u Smith, 1t 16, bl l, North
Hoqniam add Hoquiam-$150.
Hoquiam Aerie No 252, F o E to o
Stearns, lot Is. bl as, Corrected plat Ho.
4niam-$l0.
G W Elliott to II % Ladley. lot l, bl 4,
3 Il w First add Montesano-$750.
John Eet to w M Tornow. ~ lot 4, bl
2, Byles plat Montesano-$l0.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending January Is CONF lied
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company OF Aberdeen:
PJ Girard to f Girard, quit claim, Its
y, Is, bl II, karr's River add Hoqu-$l.
f Groundwater to + M Hillgrove, Its
49,, 10. bl 3, l. & A add Ema-$20.
FF Smith to G N Mills, land in swA
OF seq OF swI sec 30-16-4-$5.
Es Alvey to r H rrathen, Its 5, bl IS,
Corrected plat Elma-$65.
FEE Jones to w Nj Melrose, lots 1,2, bl
IL, + & l. add Aberdeen-$400.
II Gibler to N Gibler, 25 it Its 90 "a,
b -, Benn's Central add Aberdeen-$500.
N Laska to w c Harding, NJ of sw14
Sec IA 19-9-$l0.
CS Arnold to F G Knack, lot 6, blk 4
Corrected plat Hoquam-$40O.
Harbor Land Co to Same, lot 7, blk 4,
Corrected plat Hoquiam-$400.
sly Stubs to A Stubs. Its Sc. blk 6,
Hopkins add Aberdeen $1,000.
w Lanning to A tanning. lots to 10,
blk 6, Amended plat Portland add Abel
deen-$5OO.
A Steffens to d G Montgomery, lot IA,
bl So, N p add South Aberdeen-$lOO.
wv Scott to Porter, W 40 rods Of
n1s of sea Of nwI sec 3O-l6.4. and s
acres in neA of nw4 sec 30-l6-4-$50O
Treasurer Chehalis county to Geo W
Ninemire, 1873 lts in First add Ocosta- $45
y II Roundtree to Aloha Lumber Co,
land in blk /, Pacific Beach-$S0.
w c Harding to G G Lane, Its 10 to %,
blk 4, Amended plat Westend add Aber-
deen-S200.
Same to Same, part bl 10, same add
$500.
Philadelphia Securities Co to J X
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23
1.-THE court HOUSE
THE WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
ninuteS of the Superior Court and
New Gases Filed. List of Real ES-
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments FILED With County
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record of business tire MS
ted in the superior court for IT, week end
ing January IS. 1908.
The following were admitted to citizen
ship: Frank White, liver Jensen, Anton
Rernhart, Andrew Ellingreen, John A.
i.undstrom, Anton Love.
In re guardianship Of John NJ Waring,
incompetent. N II Castle appointed
guardian.
Montesano Lumber & Mfg Co VS. John
Hartman. Plaintiff allowed to nile an
amended complaint.
State VS. Ethel G Melville. Defendant
committed to State Training school.
The following cases we've set for trial ::
Feb 3, state vs. Gus Shi ropnas; Feb 4,
State vs. John Maj-k; State VS. Gland
Jones: Feb II. State vs. Ella May Will
,iams; Feb IL. State vs. Hairy K White.
Robt Chabot Va Fl G Hungerford. De-
fAndant allowed to amend answer.
Rob, Scott vs Mary J Carothers ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff for 81 10000 and
costs.
Hoeuiam Sash 4 Door Co We Walter
Harper. Dismissed.
Achilles Wilson We Chehalis County.
Title to certain property vested in plain.
tiff.
II B Hackett vs. Della Hackett. Dl-
vOrce granted.
Aberdeen State Bank vs John Berg
ct al. Demurrer to complaint overruled.
Oriental Tea Co VS. Lizzie Harris.
Same.
State Va Eugene Smith. Defendant
com united to tie State Training school.
Louis F p Marchapt vs. G II CONNER
ciai Co. Case removed to the federal
court.
In ,e estate of Peter Lyse, deceased.
Feb Is fixed to hear final account.
In re estate OF Henry Stewart, decd
Feb II fixed to hear final account.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23
For an Aching Tooth.

Most mothers know what It is to
have child screaming with tooth
ache. The next time your ears are so
tortured try putting little baking
soda in the cavity, if there is one. The
mouth should first have been rinsed
with hot water.
Even simpler and almost certain to
give relief is hot witch hazel, used to
rinse the mouth. Repeat every little
while until the pain is eased.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23

ON Kellogg to Wishkah Lodge No A,
X Of 7 land con,rsc, lot 10, bl =. w 4 b
add Abrrdeen-$lO00.
r l. Harrison 10 ] and G Gross. sat
mtg It 2 hi 81, W 4 B Second add Abe,-
deen--$5OO
Mrs Gross 70 f f Jones. bill sale fur
niture. etc-$50O.
S Cooper to VI ) Chiun, sat mtg--SS5.
j C R.mbo to B n X, sat mtg NV "a ,
sec 81 l7.6.
A Be- herich to VI Btrberich, sat mtg
lot s. bl 8, Corrected plat Elma.
Same to + J Kane, mtg It's to 8, bl 9,
8 an. add-$lO5.
Fl Miller TO d r Forbes, mtg one
acre in sec 33-lS-6-$l00.
Aberdeen Mig Co vs. q HuttaIa ct ux,
lien lots 20 to 50, blk SO. n p add South
Aberdeen-$43.
Same vs. B We-trrson ct al, lien II 80 It
Its 30 to 80, bl 50. n Z add South Ab-f34.
E f Berlin to w Herren, con sale
horses, wagon, harness-$S0O.
Wynooche Lumber 4 Shingle Co to
Public, certificate OF list Of officers.
Il II Under to q Carlson, chat mtg
donkey engine, ttc-$3400.
Grays Tia, bor Construction Co to Pune
lc, certificate Of list Of officers.
Fred Wilson to W A Fuller, certificate
OF rel of timber contract on sea Of n+14
l.-s q acre, and sw4 of ne4 and lots |,
2.3. sec 7-l7-6.
j Waltz to F Kuack. sat mtg 1t Z. bl
4, Hoqniam-sS00.
Knack to q c Altman, mtg lots 6 Z,
bl 4. Hoquiam-$l0U0.
Advance Thresher Go to A Smith, sat
chat mtg separator, engine, stacker and
baeg-r-$l150
+ p PmIbrck to r l. Phlbrlck, sat
mtg Sc 60x62 # lot 8. and und1a of NV
3Sx6O # II 8. b! SO. Hoquiam-S3OO.
Hoquiam River Front Land Co to Pub.
lie, certificate Of list OF officers.
= Murray to o Bldelboat, sat mtg ~
Of swA sec 6-.7.5. and swA of ntA. and
sea OF nw4, and Its 3,45, sec l2-l7-6.
and it 3, sec ll.17-6. and " % of sea and
~ OF swH sec l,l7-6. except So acres.
WP Osborn to + Kane. mtg Its 9, 10.
bl 6, Martins adj Elma-$5lO.
S Mckenzie to L II Bartlett, bill sale
organ, etc-*20.
W + Swpn'zAi to A r. Rogers, rel mtg
swA rec 35-l9.9, and n~14 OF nv "a sec
2-l-9-$20OO.
A r Rogers to Leduc, mtg Same
$1,000.
L H Bartlett to S Mckenzie, rel chat
mtg organ. etc.
B Nix to f Mcdonald, mtg nv a sec
2l-17.6-$l5O.
Archiles Wilson ct al vs. Chehalis Co,
record of judgment qnieting title to neA
of nwA and part Of nw4 Of nw14 sec a.
Is 5-$16.
Grays Harbor Realty associates to G
Hltchings, mtg Sc so it lite 10. bl 80,
Cor ected plat Hoquiam-$l75O.
NJ P Johnston to G Pennie, mtg lot IA,
bl 6. Karr's add Hoquiam-$30O.
A NJ Dunlap to Humptuips Driving
Co, lease land in sec 720-1O, ten years at
81 per year.
Hoquiam Sash & Door Co to Public
certificate Of list Of of1icere.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23
Stomach Trouble Cured.

If you have any trouble with your
stomach you should take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
Mr.. j. P. Klote Of Edna, Mo-, says:
II have used a great many different
medicines for stomach trouble, but
find Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets more beneficial than
any other remedy l ever used" For
sale by Evans Drug Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23
Miscellaneous Transfers.

RW Ellison to w Carter, mtg lot 5,
bl IL, W & 8 add Aberdeen-$40O.
H Weinhard to P S Locke, asst mtg
$500.
PS Locke to w Crosbie, sat mtg lot
6, bl 9, Bayview add Aberdeen-$5OO.
ALB Wolf. to Olson, mtg one acre in
sec 3l-1S-6-$200.
Same to Same. mtg acres in neH of
neA sec 3l1S.b-$500.
+ Shields to + Tompkins, mtg IS
# 1t !, bl s. Bayview add Aber-$l20O.
w l. Brewer to w fl Ray, chat mtg
cows-$l52.
Frank Damito to f Dahl. bill sale half
int in riding gallery-$l.
B II Trathen to Vance Lumber Co,
mtg 1t 5. bl 10, Corrected plat Elma-$l25
SW Wilder TO Ed F Foster, mtg 1917
acres in seq of swN sec 32.ls-7-$2OO.
l. Hall to A Inmon, rel mtg lots $50,
sec 33-l7.5, and sw4 of nw14, sec 33-l7.5
and 5 acres in neN Of nwN sec 4-l6-5-
$1,000.
A l. Strong to Letch. mtg 1t i. bl 10.
South Aberdeen-$400.
Quniault Canning Co to NJ Carr, mtg
one acre in 1t l, sec 2S-17-12-$25O.
Mrs F l. Nail to Tiff & Willis, bill sale
stock millinery, etc-$lS00.
Tiff & Willis to Mrs F L Nail, chat
mtg stock millinery, etc-$S0O.
Beaver & Wormer to J Mauermann,
chat mtg saw logs-$7OO.
Strand & Jermaison to G Carlson, bill
sale donkey engine, logging outfit, etc-$l.
Green Shingle Co, Aberdeen, to Pub.
lie, certificate OF articles Of incorporation,
capital stock $4,000.
&C Miller to S Easter, bill sale int in
logging outfit and horses, timber con-
tract, etc-$l.
Bernard to d Rogan. bill sale certain
saw logs branded "B IA" at 81 per 1000
feet.
d Rogan TO Union Bank u Trust Co.
chat mtg saw logs branded "B l4"$50OO
Mitchell & Lewis Co to- W Hines,
sat mtg.
Same to Same, same.
J w Hines to Public, affidavit affect.
ing title to VIZ of sea sec 27-ls.6, less
the So OF sw14 of sw1 of se1 OF said
sec 81.
F L Hite to G Emark, sat mtg lot -,
bl 76, w q B Second add Aberdeen-$2O
J S Kirk to G q Lane, mtg 1t s, bl"D"
w & B add Aberdeen-$400.
VIC Harding to G G Lane, asst land
contract, Its 10 to %. bl IA, Amended
plat Westend add Aberdeen-$400.
Same to / Crocker, land contract part
bl 10, Amended plat Westend add Aber.
deen-$425.
J X Mohney to Strubel & Clancy, mtg
lot A, sec /, and lite 1928, and s1a OF ne! d
sec 2-1S-5, and sla of se14 sec 50, and
swI of sw14 sec 36-lS-5, except one acre
in sec 36-1S.5-$2500.
FEE Wells to E Keith, mtg 1t II. bl So,
W & b Second add A berdeen-$l400.
E Keith to Wells, sat mtg-$SOO.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23
Decline La Manners.

There is said to be a decline of man
be hard to equal the following instance
of bygone courtesy quoted by Il writer
in an English magazine: Lord and
Lady Spencer request the honor of
IS company ut dinner at half after
6 o'clock on -. An answer Is partic-
ularly desired. Nobody waited for
after Z O'clock
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23

Tie fellow who is booming the
wheat and grazing lands of Alberta.
Canada. and territory to the north
does not, as a rule. make mention Of
the fact that smudges have to be main
tanned at night during the summer
season to keep the horses from being
devoured by the mosquitoes.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23
A Higher Health Level.

II have reached higher health
level since I began using DR.. King s
New Life Pills" writes Jacob Spring
err, of West Franklin, Maine. "They
keep my stomach, liver and bowels
working just right" If these pills
disappoint you on trial, money will
be refunded by Evans Drug Co. and
POstoflice Pharmacy. 2
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23

While in years gone by the Dakotas
may have been looked upon as almost
exclusively grain raising states, the
showing they are now making In the
raising of corn is very credltable.
South Dakota has the past season had
2,O34, 7S9 acres devoted to the culture
of corn, from which the estimated yield
Is 56,561, PCS bushels, valued at ST.
2SO,634.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23

The first school to be established in
China for the scientific study of fores-
try will soon be opened in Mukden
There Is probably no country In the
world where wood is scarcer than In
China, yet the soil in most sections Is
we'll suited to the growth Of trees;
hence the arousing of interest in scien-
tifc forestry would seem fraught with
great possibilities.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-01-23

During the fiscal year ended June
80, 1907, the manufactures Of all kinds
produced in the United States We're
valued at $4,000 100000. or d trifle
over twice the value Of all the agricul-
tural products Of the country for the
year 1907. The value Of manufactures
exported during the year was $1,O96,-
OOO.O 600. while the total exports Of agri-
cultural products We're $1O55, 100000.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-10-31

thus direct the growth to where 1t
is needed, and do not let the water
sprouts rob the tree of the proper
growth. and then cut them out In
the fall
If proper attention is given to
the shaping of the head for four or
five years. there will be little need
for pruning after the tree gets to
bearing, except TO keep down water
sprouts, and keep the head from get
ting too thick.
Some further suggestions on the
care OF the orchard will be given In
our next issue.
w. +. MASSEY.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-10-31

The Yorkville Is. CO. Enquirer
says that farmers OF that section are
becoming interested In blowing by
traction engines. One farmer Is
quoted an saying that he can buy a
plow with n gasoline engine to run II
which Is guaranteed to do more and
better work than twelve mules. for
$4,000. AS good mules are worth
about $500 each. and as this machine
can be kept up at as little cost as the
twelve mules. there would seem to
be some possibilities in the venture.
Too many so-called farmers. though.
viii probably stick TO the single mule
systcm aud not plow Mt all.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-10-31

rule. and rather early fall planting.
| had rather strip the leaves off than
plant late. The leaves have complet-
ed their work for the season and
stripping them of does no harm.
But do not buy big three or four
year apple trees. Nurscrymen nat
urally cater TO the desires of their
customers. and in the past there has
been a demand for tall trees. At
one OF the Pennsylvania farmers In
stitutes which | attended last win
ter. a nurseryman made talk on
fruit planting. and had at hand n
specimen OF his trees. This Was a
four year old tree with a stem fully
four feet tall and head started
above that
Don't Plant Three or Pour Ncar-Old
Tres
After be was through with his
talk. took up the the tree and said
that | would not plant tree of that
description If IL Was given 20 me. lie
asked me Why I said this. ] replied
that the tree waa too old To plant.
that the stem was too tall. and al
that age 1T could not b. remedled.
He said that farmers generally want
ed the tall stems 20 that team could
get under them. This IL the general
and only reason given for having
tall trunk TO a tree. and experienced
orchardlsts know that this getting
under tree is entirely needless.
Why a Low Headed Tree IL Hest.
There are many reasons ahy u
low-headed tree 10 always the beat
The head eoon develops aud protects
the stem from aun-aeald which is the
great enemy of the tail stems In tn"
South. The fruit iR more easily
gathered from the low tree. III.
wind does not blow II over. aud make
a leaning tree aA nearly all tail.siem-
med trees are. II the fruit falls IL Is
not bruised aa IL would De from a tall
tree. And. what is very important ia
these dayR. the low-head-a tire. ~
easily sprayed. while any one who
haa tried to spray on. OF the old
tall trees knows that IL - almost
impossible 10 do IL effectively. Then
as 10 getting under the tree. II the
cultivation of a tree extends to where
the limbs do 4, ID all that IL needed.
for the feeding roots spread always
a little ahead OF tho branches.
Therefore. when buying trees. ai-
ways buy on.-year-old trees of any
kind. OF course every ono buys
ycarling peach trees. but when II
comes TO apple trees they s..m 10
have notion that they must be old"
er. Then you have 30 accept the
stems as started in the nursery. and
that In always too tall. Tho nursery
men can afford io aeii you yearllng
trees for less money than th. three
year ones as a matter Of course. and
yon have iesr freight 90 pay on the
smaller trees
On~ Year old Trees Hest.
They are n.r. switches. with live
buds from the ground up and you
can start the head right where IL
should De-. only few ineheh from
The ground. A fcw years ago. AT
the meeting Of the Virginia Horu-
'ulinfal Society ! was advocating low
headed trees. and in the discussion
mat followed my paper. Mr.. Hale. the
great peach grower of Georgia and
connecticut said. What do we want
Win stem TO IA tree more Than
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-10-31

irutt. and the stem In only the foun-
daiion. In my great orchards In
Georgia no tree has "A stem more
than eight inches above the ground.
and In an orchard OF 100000 trees
] have not n step ladder. and do no,
need any"
With ycarling stem and live buds
on IL We can cut back the top after
planting TO a uniform height OF not
more than twenty inches. and In the
spring. when the buds start. can
select three or four at different dis
tanco# to form the head. SO that the
lowest limb will be about ten or
twelve inches from the ground Then
a shInglc stuck on the southwest side
will protect the stem from sun-ciad
until the top shades IL.
l'runc the Roots to About Six Inches.
Then rs 20 the roots. Years ago
the directions were TO lift the tree
SD aa TO save all the roots entire as
possible. but. mo- matter how care
fully tho tree may be- lifted from the
nursery. the finc ilhres on which
the feeding root hairs grow. will
DO dried up. and before the tree can
take food from the soil new roo,
tlhrca and root hairs must be formed.
and these grow more readily from
clean cut root surface. than from
The drlodup fibree Therefore In
planting a tree always cut tho roots
all around To about six inches in
length. cutting with a sharp knife a
sloping cut ON tho under aide.
How fo Get the TREE. straight IN
Line.
Then In bettlnE the tree aascr pat
manure In contact wsth the ron,a,
bat put the surface soil in nrnt and
ram every inch of 1, to tho roots as
ilght as II setting gate post. 80 as
10 completely pack tho soil to the
roots and exclude the air.
II tho land haa been deeply pillow
d and subRollsd cas- IL should bc on
heavy clay there will bo no need
for digging hoI~a for tn. trees
Check the land of with large pioe
both @ays. aud then only n little
cleaning out ut III. crossings wlli be
a".dod. Dat not only for appear.
anc-. but for ease in cultivation. see
that the trees are IN exactly straight
rows In all directions. Thia can be
best don" By setting trees In the ends
of tho rows and then sighting them
hem tn.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-10-31
Next Summers Training.

Start the heads as indicated and
The following summer watch tho
growth. aud IL one limb ecome to be
taking tho lead aud making the tree
nn~-hldcd. pinch the tip Of that limb
aud check II 80 that tn. others Viii
catch up. Then in the fall or winter
pruning. cut back on. third OF the
n.N growth In this cutting cut
just 30 tho upper aide OF the bud. so
an not 10 leave stump above tn.
ahoot that will come from the bud.
III the ire. Ii one that naturally
has too spreading habit. cut TO n
bud on the inner aide. 80 that the
new growth giil take "A more upright
start. III. on the other hand. the tree
naturally grows very erect cut to n
bud on the outside OF the shoot to
make IL spread more.
Try Ia Form Round and Open Heads.
The idea should he tn form round
and open heads Then In all subse-
auent pruning look sharp during the
aummer for the starting OF water
sDrouts In the center of the tree. ana
pinch these out while young. and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-11-04
GREETINGS FROM PRESIDENT
Presented at Inaugural Of Exchange
Professors at Berlin.

Boston, Nov. 3.-Dr. Felix Adler
professor of political ethics at Column
bia University and William Morris
Davis, professor of geology at Harvard
University. who are in Berlin this wiz
ter as exchange professors. made their
inaugural addresses in the grand hall
of the university today. Prince Eitel
Frederick represented Emperor Will
liam and Baron Won Dem Bussche the
foreign office. Ambassador Hill and
many members of the American colony
were among the brilliant audience
which included also a number of high
officials and many scholars.
DIR. Adler read letter from Presi-
dent Roosevelt in which the writer
said:
Il have a very great respect for the
German people and the German EN-
peror and ! am sure that you will be
successful in carrying sout the great
task OF strengthening the ties of NUT
ual good will. respect and service
which would unite Germany and the
United States