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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
e ROUNDS TO DRAW.
Honors About Even Between Attel
ard Moran at Frisco.

San Francisco, Sept Abe Attell
champion featherwe gnt Of AmeIi a,
AMI owen Moran, England's premi /
boXr Of the same division, fought a
draw this afternoon The batt'e
lasted twentythree rounds and at its
conclusion Referee Wclch unheei.
tatingly declared the iieht draw.
The fight ON the whole, was rather
tame, but this was Offset by the clever
ness Ct both fighters
1t was very even cna and was
marked by Morans aggressivene 8
and AttelIs cleyerness in blocking,
and his allround work from defen-
siya standpoint The consensus of
opinion seemed to Indicate, however,
thar the Californian did not show II S
best form of former contests, and
that he lacks the dazzling speed
which has made him a marvel CT
A resume Of the fight by rounds
shows that Attell had more or less
advantage in nine rounds, Moran was
given six, and the balance shows even
hobors.
IN the first few rounds some swift
work was done, the fighters at times
slugping each other victous,y From
tbs twelfth to the liaato0ath tt y
seemed to slow down, but in tie latte.
Attell gave his opponent considetab e
repeating the dcs Ia the
twentieth. Moran did some effective
work in the twenty-first The twenty
second was a hard one but even. In
the twenty ythird they both went at
aacn other at swift pace and fought
with honrs about even until the gong
ended the fight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
FOREST FIRES AGAIN
ADVANCING ON T0WsS
IN UPPER MINNESOTA

Duluth, MINI. Sept THE Mesaba
range is again threatened with repc.
tition of the fire horror which swept
Chisholm aSurday and wiped out
htusands Of acres of standing timber
After a day of 1uiet the flames
which died down Sunday were famed
into renewed fury agn today and are
sweeping on toward Hibbing, Bull
and Nashwauk from the south,
Snowfall was completely destroyed
this afternoon. Aurora is entirely
surrounded by the forest fires. Nit.
chell was saved only by the heroic ef
forts O fthe inhabitants.
Between Nashwauk and Hibbing, -
region twenty-five miles long, the for,
ests are a continuous front Of flames.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
MURDER IS SOLVED
Accomplice Confesses and Police Are
Searching For Man Who Killed
Two Chiosgoans.

Chicago. Sept. The murder of
Louis Falardeau. who was shot 20
death in his store week ago and of
John Griegel. found dead a few nights
later with his head beaten 20 a pulp
vita a baseball bat in his room. was
traced tonight bv tho police 20 John
Kapuska. or krueger and q search
for him is being made.
The murders we're solved through
the confession et an accomgiies
Frank Piapowski. who. with a1otfe-
suspect. was arrested near the scene
cf TIE first crime within a few hours
after its commission. Robbery vas
the motive.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
INVOCULATEO HIMSELF
with Deeaee Crrme-Omaha Paper
Printe story Of Or. Rustin's
Attempts at Suicide.

Omaha. Sept In connection
with the murder or suicide OF Frank
Rustiu. a prominent surgeon who was
found dead on his porch at omaha
LAST week. the Omaha Word-Hera u
prints a story of alleged former at
temrts OF Rustin to commit suicide.
According TO the World Herald Rus
tin three years ago inoculated him
self with bacilla Of typhoid fever and
was stricken with fever, but recov-
ereL He also. so the story gees. az
the same time iloculated himself with
C-ImaH TetanUs. but the efac of
this were overcome by typhoid
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
SENTENCED TO DEATH
American SAID TO Have Led Rsvolu.
tionists in Honduras. Captured
After Hard Fight.

San Francisco. Sept Passengers
on the Steamer city of sydney WhieJ
arrived here today from Panama and
Central American ports. brought The
news that Captain Lee Cannon. a grad
uate Of Cornell, who is said 10 o.
one Of the leaders iH the H0ndura1
revolutions. has been captured ami
sentenced TO death. According TO q"
ports heard by the passeug gerss. C3I.
non killed fifteen men ia his lat
stand. but was finally captured
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
HAS A CLOSE CALL
Auto mobile Bearing Senator Knox and
Son Skids into Ditch and
Both Barely Escape.

Geneva, Switzerland. Sept Sen
ator Knox, of Pennsylvania had a
narrow escape today from serious in.
jury while returning from Eyian Les
was accompanied by his son and the
latter also ESCAPED with few bruises
The mishap occurred while the au-
tomobile was proceeding along a mar
row road at good rate of speed
Running over a soft spot the machine
skidded and ran over the bank into
a deep ditch. Knox was practically
unhurt and his son, who managed =
jump from the car, was only slightly
bruised about the arms and shoulders.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
KERN LAUDs UNIoNIsM.

Muucie, Ind, Sept John w
Kern's address was the leading fea
turc of the Labor Day cele bration in
this city. The Democratic candidate
for vice uresidetn was heard at the
Fair Grounds this afternoon Kern
spoke fayorably Of unonism and In
sisted that the "workiugmen must BE-
given a fair return for his labor He
spoke against monopolies and was
glad to see all parties rising up
against them
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
CRANK
Wanted President 10 order Out 10000
Men to Catch Yegqmen Of
Boston-Arrested

oyster Bay Sept "A crank
armed with an antiquated revolver
was arrested near the presidents
house at Sycamore Hill today by the
secret service guards The man de-
scdbed himself as John Coughlin, de-
tcCti,c, and said he hal come to ask
the pr, sident 10 order out 10000
uops 10 catch the yeggmen who had
been terrOrizng Boston.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
PLEA OF NOT GUILTY
Made BY Nesro Charged With Muir.
der Of Springfield Msn-Tral
May Begin Today.

Springfield. Sept Joe James. in
dicted for the murter Of Clergy A
ballard. and whose life was sought by
the mob during The recent riots. was
arraigueI today and pleaded nct
guilty Tn trial viii probably begin
Tomorrow
The court cvrrruiei the motion io
ouash Uhc inIictmen-s aeinst Abe
Raymer indicted as the leader OF a
mob. for the murder e Scott Burton
and ". DuuneEa1. vbo were yuchcl
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
HApLeY ON INJUNCTION.

Jeffcrsdn City Mo. Sept 1.-Attor-
ney General Hadley Of Missouri, In a
labor day address here today dis
cussed the subject Of iniunctions. He
called attention to the fact that the
courts are open 10 all classes, and that
the process can be invoked 10 protect
the rights OF working men and the
process Of the courts have been iu
the past invoked 10 protect the rights
of property
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
ADD Ell AzIz BEATEN
Moroccan Sultan Said to Have Dis
banded Forces and May Neso-
titiate Abdicaton Soon.

9angier, Sept. 7.--Advices receiv5 Il
mere from Magiuna say that Abdel
AK who was momentarily encour-
aged by the victory Of Mtougi, one OF
his chiefs over the forces Of Mulai
Hafz, has again given up hope and
dlsbanded his army. saying to them:
Go where YOU Will; yet those who
desire to follow Mrlai Hahz follow
him
Mchammed Sidi-el-Mokri, the min.
lister OF foreign affairs, has arrived at
Taugier. II is understood that he
comes here for the purpose of nego.
tiating the abdlcation of Abdel A2iz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
RACES At MILWAUKEE,.

Milwaukee, Sept THE state fait
races here today are summarized as
follows
Handicap Pace, $2oo0-Count Buck
ner won Best time 2:52
2:o9 Pace, $L503-Red Bow won
first, third and fourth heats. Time
gosh Spill won the second heat,
2:l4 Ttot 81 2.oO9- Brace BIraie won
the second, third and fourth heats
time 2;32t2 Black won the first hea.,
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
ThsIft Torch.

Let US not delude ourselves with
the thought that. when a strong man
lays down this mortal burden we have
really lost anything Of the actual man
The real man lives on In the few Of
the many with whom his career II the
flesh has counted most We partake
u one another's nature as q lit torch
passes on its light 10 an unit one
Wall Street Journal
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
MITCHELL AT MARION
Address 2,oo0 People at Illinois Town
Criticised Judiciarys Course IN
Some Cases.

Marion. ILL.,. Sept John Mitchell
former president of the United Mine
Workers of America. addressed 2.oe9
people here today. Mitchell spoke Of
the rapid advance of the laboring
classes and denounced the idea that
the rich are growing richer and the
poorer. poorer He spoke highly OF
the judiciary. but criticised its course
in some injunction cases.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
ANNUITY FOR osAos INpiANs.

Tulsa. Okla Sept Each member
OF tho Usage Indian Tribe today re
ceiyed 500 representing his or her
share CT the annuity from oil and gas
royalties This is but one of a num-
be- Of aunuities received by the
Osages every tWelvem0nth. Owing
to their large annual income from
vaItoHs sources the Osages have come
- re known as the richest race OF
people on earth.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
standing the refusal Of Queen Mar.
garita TO consent
MAN KILLED, WIFE INJURED.

st. Paul Mimi Sept. s-Paris
Fletcher, a member OF well known
real estate firm fthis city was kilt.
ed ana Mrs. Fletcher severely injured
by the overtuning Of their automobile
near Wabash MINI. today
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
HAMBURG BELLE
WINS RICH RACE
CAPTURES CLASSIC CHARTER
OAK $4,000 TRoT AT HART
FORD MEETING.
MADE WORLDS RECORD
Travelled Three Heats with Average
Time of 2:o434-Other Events on
Procram-Races at Nil
Walkee.

Hartford Conn Sept For the
first time in the history Of the Charter
Oak classic $4,000 trot Connect
cut horse, Hamburg Belle, won the
event today, In doing so she not only
broke the track record for the race
bet also established the worlds fast
est three heats. Her time was 2:04%
Summary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
MINERS PRESIDENT SPEAKS.

Oskaloosa Iowa. Sept. 7.-President
Lewis. OF the United Mine Workers
of fAmerica, addressed the Labor Dav
celebration here this afternoon, dis
cussing labor matters, especially thos
affecting the miners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
WILL WE'D MISS ELkiNs.

Rome. sept 1T IS stated there
that The Duke Of Abrzzi viii marry
Miss Katherine Eikins. daughter OF
United States Senator Elkins. JaHu-
ary -. bhe Dukes birthday. notwifh-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08
suTo MAKES FasT TIVE.

Jewell Mass Sept Lew
Strang. driving a sixty horse power
car won the road race % 25fa miles
here todav. Time. hours. 81 min
u.es and "a SECONDS. Seven -utQmo-
biles competed .i7XE
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08

tconeiuaed on sscOal Pass1
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-09-08

CConcludeI on Sixth Page.)
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
A DRAMATIC EVENING
The Shakespeare Club Entertained by
Mrs. S. G. Wright

On Monday evening Mrs s G
wr;ah+ n,as;dant Of the Shakespeare
olnh anta,+.ined ~, sslira the ,nen,.
hars - anne.r, IN costun,a i,nnar.o,-
.t;na sonaa character from q ,lav road
II tho c,nb Tho n,embers entered
;n+o ITO sni,;t Of tho aff.i, most
,,a.rt;lu ana snne.,ed j., costnn,as
that nara vow clever and yas,ltad II,
son,o .n,anaia n,sl.o ms IN "a
snonsa - roll coll eacb ,ne,,bar 70
s,onsaa u,i.b ,esdino from, tho NAV
,he vas snonosad - ranrasont The
,;+ota, i, Nanl,atb aava tba ca]dror
soana ,,,i++ snab o4oet tt,a+ coId obills
,oro fo,+ :, o,,a,,, .r+ a, ,ba ,oo,,
,rha w;tobas uaro Mosaa,nns Gebe,t
cr,;tb p.rnv ..ad Miss ,rui,be of Wall
Tal-a NV ps,,o, slso tool. a
witches na-t M,s SawalI apnearad
as Hsr,le+,s obos+ mrs woodn,ff was
ohar,,,;nn - cali., md m,s
A;nsvorth was vo,v attractive As
Toss;ca Mrs Mayt;,, vas cantiva-
+;,a ~ posalnd Massam.e Charles
n1eIu;tj,s,,s Hone md sealsv took
+bo ,,are of opaen. and leaked very
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
FINE PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
MIR Ferguson Opens His New Gallery
on South Side of Broadway

MIR. Ferguson has this week moved
into the new photograph gallery on
the south side of Broadway which he
has been arranging for many months.
Both be and the public are to be CON
graduated on the commodious and
excellent rooms which he has been
able to prepare for the use of his bus
mess He will have the much priced
north light. for use at the sittings ::
the laboratory retouching and work
ing rooms are convenient. Tie public
will appreciate not having to climb
high stairs and also the large waiting
rooms, and rooms for preparing for the
sittings Mr.. Ferguson has added
much new apparatus. and taken as a
whole he has one of the best galleries
in tue state.
He is now ready for inspection of
his premises and feels sure the public
will be pleased BY the way. the
family is foolish indeed which does
not have picture made at intervals
OF the chilrden. and the loved ones
generally. There is no telling when
a family group will tie broken.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

We fitted out newly married cou-
pc every day last week with dishes.
kitchen articles etc. Is ut this evil
dence that whore prices and quality
count, we lead? The Racket store.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
DEATH OF MRS. EVERs OF W EST
SIDE

Marie Evers, wife of Fritz Evers
of West Side died Friday morning,
March p. after being sick with pneu-
monia one week. She was born
March oath, 1916. in Gutenberg Hol-
stein Germany. In 1873 she came
over to this country and was married
to MIR. Evers on November ?. 1874
They had nine children of whom eight
of them died in infancy and one
daughter, Caroline. who died about
two years ago at the age of 90 The
funeral service was held at the home
of Mrs Henry Mundt in Denlson by
Rev. G. e. kienle, pastor of the M.
E. German church. Sunday morning
at 1890 Interment was made at The
Nissen cemetery near Schleswig be-
side of her parents and daughter. She
leaves her husband, two brothers anG
three sisters. namely: Emma Hen
richson, Charles Evers. Susanna
Mundt and Eliza Switzer Of Denisor
and Louis Evers of Ute and many
friends in Denison and West Side who
mourn her loss
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
NATURALIZATION OF CITIZENS
The Laws as to Naturalization New
Very Strict.

Since the United States govern
ment has taken up the superstition of
the naturalization of citizens. it is
becoming difficult to obtain citizenship
unless all the technicalities Of the law
are complied with. At the pending
term Of court there were FIVE applica-
tions before Judge Church. He
granted citizenship to Jas. Ballenegee
Union township. and to John Jacob
Buehler of Vail. bat rejected three
other men. One had taken out his
first papers before he was twenty-one;
another could not speak the English
language; and the third man had not
allowed two full years to intervene be
tween taking out his first and second
papers
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

Vegetable Seeis-A selection of the
best varieties best suited to our soil
at The Bale Broderson Co. ll-4t.
The grand jurors for this term of
court are as follows: Geo. e. Henry
foreman, and j. A. Pithan. Claus
.Dethman. Julius Schroeder Jas. Hick-
ey, Mic. Volertsen and Martin Nehls
Mr.. E. f. Tucker of Denison the
clerk.
Seed Potatoes Northern Minnesota
grown. car lot expected soon. Leave
your orders. The Bale Brodersen
Co. 1l-4t.
Red Wing. Sahara. Pickles and
Peppers. You re the apple of my eye
Lille Dale. l9c per copy, Napanee,
Moon Winks. Merry Widow waltz.
and 365 other popular pieces of sheet
music at loo per copy at the Racket
store.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
PAYMENT OF INSURANCE.
The Woodman of America Make
Quick Settlement With Mrs jackson

It IS when che sees q goodly check
going to q widow that be realizes
the benefits of life insurance. We
were thus glad and duly impressed as
above. on seeing in the hands Of Mr.
George Myers draft Tor three thous-
and dollars which he was about to
hand to Mrs. w W. jackson whose
beloved husband died few weeks
ago. The draft was On cur friend
&C. II. McNider, at Mason City who is
treasurer of the great mutual insur-
ance society OF the Woodtnan of Amer
! lea With many other friends we are
glad that Mr.. Jackson had the fore
thought to have good insurance
policy on his life and SO his wife is
we'll provided for.
ELECTION RESULTS AT DOW CITY
What was called the Wet ticket
was in the most part successful al
Dow City. The new Mayor and three
councilmen on that ticket. The fol.
lowing were elected:
Mayor-Dr. l.. B. Toon.
Treas. Geo. w. Huntington,
Councilmen 3 years Eugene Gran
dali, c. Butterworth.
Councilmen year j. A. Scott
and E. N. Chamberlain.
--s-
Schlumberger bug exterminato
does the work. For sale only a
Schlumberger Pharmacy.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
The board of Supervisors will be i.

The board of supervisors will be in
session next Monday.
Mrs. DR.. BOYLE entertained Coterie
most delightfully."- Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Boyle is always a charming
hostess and the club was very much
pleased with the Afternoon.
Mr.. Schroeder. the present repre-
sentative of this county in the leg
islature has filed his papers to run at
the democratic primaries for nomina-
tion for the same position.
Special reduction on all cotton felt
mattress during April. We have a
large assortment on hand. If you
need new mattress look at our spe-
cial values. Solomon Furniture Co.
Miss Margaret McHenry gave a
very fine dinner Monday night. for
her guests being the o. C. club. The
color scheme was red. red roses were
used as table decorations and favors
and the place cards also had the rose
design. This is a gay week for the
o. c. club, Miss Erma Naeve gives a
luncheon today and Lydia Belle
Kuehnle costume party tonight.
Miss Clara SERVER also entertains this
week for the club.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
WALL PAPER.

This is wall paper season. every
year brings new designs. We have a
full stock of the latest in all grades.
Call aud look them over. Solomon
Furniture Co.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

Let US show you our line of rugs.
carpets mating, linoleums. The
largest line of special carpet samples.
new goods on hand at Solomon Furni-
ture Co.
Judge Church has granted divorce
to S. C. Carbaugh of Union township
from his wife Amanda. Service was
obtained on her at Magnolia. Harrison
county.
Prof. Fellows has the blood of the
sportsman in his veins and so could
not resist going over to near Onawa
for day or TWO for shoot this vaca-
ton week.
Prof. Beeman gave supper to his
Sunday school class of the M. e..
church at the Oxford. Tuesday even
ing at 8 p. M Twelve lads had a
mighty good time.
Dow City Enterprise Our corps OF
teachers a t tended the County
Teachers Convention Saturday. One
of the features OF the day was the
dinner given them by DR.. and Mrs.
McConnaughey. Mrs. McConnaughey
is as skilful cook as she is teacher
of music.
| We call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. Lang. late of Kansas
City who has opened shop for clean
ing and dying on the south side of
Broadway. He is solicitous for the
patronage of the people of Denisor
and vicinity. His shop looks clean
and neat and the work from the ladies
is particularly asked.
Denison is fast assuming true city
requirements. A wheel for cleaning
carpets and rugs is just completed
when Mr.. P. W. Harding contem-
plates the erection of garage to &C
commodate the automobile tourists.
and those wishing repairs and storage
for their machines. Who says Deni-
son is not coming to the front
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
A GOOD MAN COMING.
The Charter Oak Times Tells of De-
rarture of Tom McGrath for Denison

7. F. McGrath, more commonly
known plainly as Tom will soon leave
US. He has worked for many years
with Thos. Thomson & Co, and has
always been a faithful man. His
tireless energy in pushing along the
welfare of his firm at all times,
coupled with good head and great
strength, have made of him man who
was in demand. He goes to Denison
to take charge of the implement de-
partment of the Stewart Lumber in
terests. He will have managerial
work altogether. with others to do the
heavy work. He, too. gets a smart
lit i'll the matter of ducats in his pay
envelope That Tom Will make good
in the new relation is without ques-
ton. He is a good salesman. strict
" on the square. speaks German as
if he were born on the Rhine. and is
in the habit Of doing what he sets
out to do.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Noyes of Hutchinson,
Kan. are visiting his sister, Mrs. c.
E Lyman
Garden Seeds. the noted L. l.. MAY
| line, special this week at a penny
a package at the Racket store. They
I don grow better seeds than these.
6 ROOM FLATT
On Broadway for rent. also furnigh.
ed rooms suits bale for light house.
keeping. PIP Church SITS. l2-3t
The temperance worker of the state
have heard with regret Of the deatl
at Shenandoah of Mrs. H. F. Nichol.
who was SO long treasurer Of the w
C. T. U.
There are some parties in the jai
from Manila confined there fo
stealing a goose. That is VIVA
the commitment said. and the news j
confirmed by our Manila correspond
mt.
We were pleased to receive cal
recently from Mr.. c. A Larson on
of the old residents of the Swed
Settlement. He has been an appre
ciative reader of the paper for man
years. His health has not been S
good of late. being troubled wit
r rheumatism but he has his kindI
smile and has not forgotten the OIL
friends.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01

In the Deloit items will be found
an account of a railroad accident al
Carroll which came near killing that
Old ime settler of Milford. w. I.
H ok tep. With host of friends We
Congratulate him on his narrow es-
cape from death.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-04-01
COMING ATTRACTIONS
Germania Opera House. 3. }. Sibbert Mgr

april 3-225 Club Dance
April s." Dangerous Friend
April II - Club Dance.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-07-29
Local Adlets

Hogan, the barber. 2otf
Alaska refrigerators at Graham's.
Furnished rooms to rent. Enquire
of Robert Dunlap.
Dat and barley hay for sale. See
L. M. Harris s. Co. 34tf
w. f. Graham has Alaska refrig-
orators for sale. None better. 80
For Sale Some good, young work
horses and mares. Enquire of Wal
ter Fray, Grangevile. 34-37:
Go to Hogan's for a satisfactory
shave, haircut, bath, or anything in
the line of first class tonsorial work.
For Sale-Two small ranches,
comprising 120 acres. Both inn
proved. See f. Z. Coder, 2 miles
west of Harpster. IS:
Wanted-Middle aged lady to keep
house. Call on or address Silas Aus
tin, Grangeville, Idaho. 33tf
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-07-29
ROOF SYSTEM OF SUGAR BEET.

depth. The effect Of subsoiling on the
root growth and development of sugar
beets as studied by this station result
ed in considerably better develop
ment of feeding roots and more SYM
metrical development of the main root
on the SUBSIDIZED plars. The Kansas
station also found that the root sys-
tenn of the sugar beet lies comparative
ly deep and that the crop therefore
admits of deep cultivation.
AS to Improvement Of the sugar beet,
c. E. Saylor states the following:
From n plant yielding from 9 to 7
per cent of it's weight In sugar the
sugar beet has been improved so that
1t will yield from Is to 20 per cent.
sorle individual beers going as high
as % per cent. There is a marked
tendency throughout the beet growing
districts Of the United States year by
year to increase the general average Of
sugar content.
or the work Of the bureau Of plant
industry b. T. Galloway. chief. says:
Except In a general way In no part
Of the sugar beet area is 1t definitely
known what cultural methods will
give the best results under different
conditions of soil and climate. During
the season of 1908 experiments were
commenced along this line. but it will
be necessary to continue this work for
several seasons before definite conclu-
sions can be reached.
The breeding Of pedigree strains of
seed from individually analysed and
recorded roots has been put on firm
basis In each of the Eve localities-New
York. Utah. Washington and two
points in Michigan.
Twenty acres Of seed beets. all of
which analysed % per cent or more of
sugar. were grown on the farm of e.
H. Morrison at Fairfield. Wash. The
seed secured from these beets amount
ed to about 15OCO pounds