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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
COMPLAINT IS FILED
ALABAMA. RAILROAD COMMISSION ! AGAINST CENTRAL OF GEORGIA.
The Complaint Recitea Information COneernipE FormatioR of Atlantic
 C0mpreBs Company and Asks
 7 Helfef from Present V .' Conditions.

Washington. Dec. 17.-one of the most important complaints filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission for a long time, was that just sub mitted by the Railroad Commission of Alabama against the Central of Geor- gia Railway Company, and practically all of the railway and steamship car riers in the country east of the Mis- sissippi River.
 The complaint recltes Information concerning the formation of the At lantic Compress Company. a corpora ton formed to compress cotton in Ala bama,l and that the defendant com panies make the same rate on com pressed as on uneompresseds cotton. thereby forcing all cotton to be ten- dered to them for shipment in an un- compressed state. It Is alleged that in the compressing of cotton thus ten- dered to them, the defendants favor the Atlanta Compress Company and thus prevent the erection of other congresses. The regulations made by the defendants, the petition ayers. in- jure the material progress and pros perfty of certain sections of the cot ton belt.
 It is declared further that the de- fendant's tariffs on cotton are unfair and indefinite, both to the shipper and to the spinner, in that they deny to the shipper the privilege of determin- ing for himself whether his cotton shall reach it's destination in a com pressed or uncompressed state. The complaint urges that the rates on cot ton be reduced 8 1-2c per hundred pounds from all points in Alabama, and to all points in States; that all cotton congresses be recognized by the rail- ways: that all shipments of uncom- pressed cotton be required to stop at the first compress through which it passes to its destination; that the regu- lations of the defendants for the con oentration of cotton shall apply equally to all compress points and that req sonabIe contract be entered into be- tween congresses and the defendants wh ereby all parties shall be protected in their rights.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
BOIL wEEvIL SPECIAL.
GOvernment Experts Ire Working Tn
 lIiRslsNippi.

Greenwood. Miss. Dec 1.-The fourth days trip of the boil weevil special was wound up here this after noon. stops having been made during the day at Shaw. Cleveland. Mound Bayou. Duncan. Shelby. CIarksdale and Tutwiler. Large crowds greeted the featuring party at all stations and inc tense interest was aroused.
 Tomorrow brings the trip to a close with a run from Greenwood via Tchuls and Yazoo City to Jackson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
nnnsr nRERpERs MEET.
!llur. ss Eanou. Isslav.II. lsa TrOt'Ins

r.slure ag Famous ReIdvtIle Trotting
 Track Is Discussed.
 Boston, Dec. 1.-The failure or tne ReidviIle trotting track. where tns mark of 1:59 1-4 was first es1aplsneu l.s h,s ssfar Pointer. ten years ago, was dis ei,ssed today by the stockholders Of the New England Trotting Horse Breeders Association. at a meeting in this city
 Is was decided to continue the sport if a committee could obtain surncient s,,nr,ort 10 ruafantee bond issue of eS ,o o.0 "a care for a floating indebted ness of S7o.00o. The officers of the as- sooiatioi' stated that S25.000 had already heen subscribed and that encouraging offers md been obtainsd from other investors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
CLAY BIRD cHAMPToNsfIIP.
n. a. rJvnSn, of Cleveland, Wins Ans -r teur Preliminary Match.

n. O. Upnon, of Cleveland, Wins Ans
 teur Preliminary Match. s
 New York. Dec. 17--D. A. upsop. or (.fevaIand. Ohio, won the amateur cham pionship preliminary match at tnS opening of the clay bird championsnlp ,s, 2 meet at the Travers ,Isiane slsps VI VI. ! upson made a score of ninety SIX out of d posgibie 100 birds. ]. N. Hendrick- son of New York, "; M: Foord of WI. nington. Del. and z. " ,an ,,,,th New York, tied for second place witn ninety-four birds each. and on the shoot m Handrickson captured second placs with Twenty-Five straight hits, biiiings winning third with twsnty-s1seS ru,ast Of Brookiyn, who broke ninety-six birds out of 100. l.. Sl German, of Aoerdeen, Md, was second with ninety~three, eno George Maxwell, of Holstein, Nep.N~as third with ninety-one, ,
 The weather conditions were aoesl, no wind and dull sky.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
TEST AT STANDSTlL
LOCKE. LAW HAS sTORPEn THE RAGING.
Judge HeasIip Wd1l Resign From New Orleama Jockey Club and .Ed- ward Carrigan Is On Ills
 Way south.

New Orleans. Dec. 17-Everything is at a standstili just at the present time in the matter of testing the so-called Locke anti-racing law.
 M Sheffield and Plactde FEige- rio, the two bookmakers arrested as result of the one race meet yesterday, were to have been arraiRned tomorrow morning in Section B of the Criminal Court, but the illness of Judge Chre- tien has brought about an indefinite postponement.
 night ofthe Board of Directors of the New Orleans Jockey Club, when Col . Samuel c. Heaslip's resignation was to have been taken up, but at the last moment 1t was decided to postpone the meeting until after the disposi- tion of the cases now in the courts. This club controls the City Park track.
 Edward Corrigan, for whom capias was to have ben issued today, is un- derstood by the antiquities to be on his way from Kentucky to New Or leans SO nothing has yet been done In his case Mir. Corrtga his declared by the District Attorney and police to have aided and abetted the operation of the bookmakers.
 W. W. Lyles. who acted as mana ger of the meet, may be arraigned In Section A of the Criminal Court tonlor- row and it is not improbable that Colonel Heaslip will be arraigned al the same time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
P. s. MERRILL HEADS THE
 COTTON STATES LEAGUE

Jackson, Miss, Dec 17---At meeting of the Board of Directors of the Cotton States League today, P. s. Merrill Of Jackson. was elected president of the league, and Walter Weaver of colum- bus, Miss. secretary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
,To ReIIeve FIorlaa Poat..

Washington, D. C., Dec. 17-The 76th and i22nd companies of Coast Artillery, now at Florida posts. will be relieved from those stations about March 1, and take station, the former company at y-ort Hancock. N. J.. and the latter at Fort Hamilton, N. r,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
sroPi LooKl LTsI

sTOP. LOoTki LTsTENi Why do you wait untiI after Christ mass All the best wines and Hhisl<aes win be sold and nobody is buying gOods now. Clening out prices.
 BrieIkman Co,
 I23 Commerce Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME

WE OFFER as a special a 100 piece genuine coin go'd decorated dinner set for So 5O cash or easy payments; also a ST piece set for sT.5o. Then if your purchases of ua during 1909 ameaut to S75.00 we TO- fund entire purchase prics of dinner set
 A c. Rhodes q Son Co. --l0-a0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
INTERPRETATION.


 WANTEn-Situation as bookkeeper or sales lady by an experienedc young woman. Ad- dress Blue Eyes. care Advertiser --e WANTED-Posltion as bookkeeper by young man. have had one years experience and have recently completed a eonnercial course from Massey Business College: can give best of references. Address H. LAs care Advertiser. - wANTED-By January. position as princi- pal or assistant teacher, by young lady with first grade certificate, three years experience, Advertiser. --6-tt mill wright wants to build or overhaul your mill saw or planer. Would take position as miilwright. Address 'It." Box 121, Dothan, Ala --e-at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
WANTEn-FEnaALE HELp.

WANTED--vvhite girls to do general house- work in private homes: fair wageA m0der- ate work. good treatment and good oppor- sunities. Thoss wno wisn sataasion ano Army, Montgomery, Ala Otherwise may call at a17 Whitman st. or phone 2a1i. tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
MULTIGRAPH LETTERs.

QUorATIoNG. etc, in SaeslmiIs of perfect typewritinS done; names and addreasas h. serted 10 match, and envelopes addreReaA where deslrsd. D. L. Daysns TypewrItar co- P4Fat National Bank Bldg. --2f
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
HeaaIip WiII Renagn.

New, Orleans. Dee. 17--"Just as soon as can ret the Board of Directors to- gether, which will be tonight or to- morrow night, I will resign as preei- dent of the New Orleans Jockey Club. said Samuel F. Heasiip thls afternoon
 Colonel Heaslip was arrested this morning in connection with the test of the Locke law at City Park track yesterday and was released on $5Oe
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs.

uTR BUSINESS is that of turning into cash small tracSs of lands ia growing towns fuller Land Co, Inc, Montgomery. Ala.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

,F YOU LIKE straight corn whIskoy. ,snd us S2.S5 and try four full quarts
 Srank's Choice old Corn. sxpress prepaid satisfaction guaranteed. D. F. Long. Jack
 onvilie Fla -16-i6t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

Come at once and avofd the rush to secure your supply Of High Grade LiquOrs as I. BEickman and Co, after January 1st, Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
Nerr orlenna ViII HeIn.

New orleans. La, Dec. 17--A large kum was pledged by the merchants and business men of New Orleans to the erection of the proposed Southern ofice and expedition building in Wash ington. . .,..-s.
 President !. M Parker. of the south out no oHicial statement. but it is un- derstood that the movement is meet Ing, with practical approval ana 1t Is thought that the sum pledged here at eonferences between President Parker and the business men today will az gregate $1sO, O,o00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
wANTED--To BUY.

WANTED-If you have piece of property. value $500 to s9.000. and wish to sell for cash, communicate with me. Owners only Address Cash" P. O. Box B4s 70 wANTED--To buy. We want some Rcod yellow pine, cypress. red cedar and hards. wood tracts to meet lnquir4ea we now have and are getting constantly. Write ua at once with full information. Pensacoia Realty Co.,. Box No %. Pensaeoia, FIa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
ENGRAVING.

WANTED--YOu e fllnssEate yeHF ada WISh 0uF cuts; eAey add 30 per eeaG to tSe AttraStlvsness of Aay cd talk as over wsfS The AdVartAsar Bnssavta9 compAaY
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

THE greatest pleasure comes from sub. stantial gitts h Chrsstmas Hou'll ba 6ets. chinawRre. glassware. ruRs and othsv bonae comforts. Sure to be welcomed es Chrigtmas gifts, sure to pleading rerar,,
 hgances all the year round. Come tn--havs a look. A. c. Rhodes 6 Son Co. -s9-Ssf RrMovAL NoTIcE-AIy friends and pSe- Tona will please take notice that ! lave moved my office to number Tos e 7o5 peli and Bonds. Phone i3s. --aa-so1 VISIT the Gypsy Camp.-PrineeBu VonRar. Queen of Gypsy Fortune Teilers. located iu tents on coraer Lawrence and Madlson stressna -4s-Ss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
PERSONAL.

WT are going to have some rattiine good specials from now on until Xmas ss sf1,rdays and Mondays 4se, regular 1l 50 ysi,5e iS inches long, il lnehes wide and s inches high. Has mattress, two pillows ,nd canopy top. All draperies and cover aga of beautifully lowered cratonno win tssr s6rna. remarkable values in dolls Doc sth and 1Ath. A. G. Rhodes & Son CO,
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
HOUND.

FOUND Finest line of van papsra anS picture frames in city. See the b. 'O Astch-
 ois Go. at 31e Dexter Ave. at once. 'Phona ssss. --is-sot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
WANTED-BOARDERs.

BOARDERs WANTED-can accommodate a few more young men boardsrB at 219 Washington Ave. Gloss in and rates rea-
 sonabls Phone 2zss. --f-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
wxay axwvAw
 EINA AN U1AIs.

MONEY TO LoAN--Loan on inproved sIsS
 real estate and Montgomery county fsFrn iand J. c. Hardaway & Co. sos ReIi Bids.. Phone 1855. --27-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

Fine fat Turkeys and sChickens, spe- eanIIx selected for Chrtstmas.
 Yelvertom PaIaee Market NO. I Court Square. Phone 2e1,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
WANTED.

SEE our line of heaters before buying.
 The best and most complete in the city. All made by the Bucks Stove and Range Co We have one to suit your very requirements. A. e. Rhodes q Son, co.
 WE'LL wait for our money # the festal season finds you without as much ready caah aa you need to "go round" You can get tho goods here and pay us in weekly or Inonthly bita And you pay no more than you would pay other stores spot cash.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
FOR SWEEPSTAKES.

FOR RENT-Nioe . room cOttaes. very con veniently arranged and all modern conven- ienceB. Good location. immediate possession. Phone 3327 -1A
 
 FOR RENT-one Broom house; also three brick stores at West End Telephone, SIS.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS made on improved real estate R H stringfellow. 515 First National Bank Bldg. F. O. s34. Phone ssG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
XMAS CARDS.
TYPEWRTTERs AND REpArna.

A COUPLE of No Oliver Typawritern almost new. cheap. All other makes for sale. Repairs and supplies. ell machInesI Southern Typewriter Exchange. 90 Corn- merce St G
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
TAGGING AND TIES.

WE CAN save you money on secOnd-hand baR ginE and ties. See or write us before buying. M. sabsi Son. AontEomsFy. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
FURNITURE.


 NOW is the time to select for Christuaas from our stock of Morris Chairs Ladiess Decks, childrsns rockeFs Cash or crSdif Gay 5ightler. s6 Commerce St --tf FURNITURE-Ws pack and snip your fur niture: we repair and rektnfah your fnrni- turo. Geo. B. Wragg FuFniture Co. Phone s6e. --tG
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
FOR RENT-sToREs

FOR, RENT--stores fronting Bay street, Ex- pres& office oppohite, side track rear, well located for rnail-order and wholesale liquor business. Burbridgs & Highee. I2s Laura street. Jacksonville, Fla. wed d-eri-sun
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

FOR RENT-From January list. one or two second floor rooms. 1st block of Dexter Ave S.Reut very reasonable by the month
 or until Oct. 1st. next. Apply Box 50. or Phone s49. -i2-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
TOR RENT-RooAas.

ROOMS and board. also day boarders in the new Westcott Flats. new building new fur niture; everything uD-to-date. 3IB Catoma St.. phone 24se, --ls-Bt
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

FOR RENT-Erom December first, houss- keeping apartment in the Sayre Apart menta, toi g. Court; five rooms conpiote
 steam heat. hot and cold water and janitor service. Phone 62 or 1tso. --iS-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

ron sAIE-ouiek. lot of framing Ium-
 ', s,,,iidinE -i0-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Large stable, two or three stalls carriage house. hay loft. and water apply 221s Moulton St. or phone siSa
 --i2-wed-fri
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

FOR RENT--one modern apartment on Perry St., consisting of dining room bod room. kitchen and bath. furnished or un- furnished. H., care Advertiser --1s-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

ments?~
 Those of us who have spent weeks. toiling night and day to make the Knowledge of this movement spread through the whole South and bring this magnificent audience here, would teei snal 0rT woTK & na6 . Osen en Tn nHasr van che sound of this Congress and were the same as before.
 Tt ts not enough to merely speak of the material greatness of the South --grosg materialisYn will not make great nation. There is an ethical prin- ciple- underlying this Congress 1t is that our men shall be greater In their daily affairs; that they shall be greater in their thought; that they shall radiate around them feeling of a greater South bound to come, so that the whole public body begins to realize the thrill of possibilities that belong to thought Is simply to fill the pocket, to swell the bank account. again the labor of the committee will have been in vain
 generation is not measured by the size Of his pocket book. or by the figures that he can put with honesty on the face of check. A mans value to his day and generation is measured by the service that he Is willing to render publicly, and we men who have worked on this project expect the men who have been here in attendance upon this Congress to so thome not merely dee termined to make a great commercial world south of us. but themselves pledged to a more active and sincere participation in public affairs. We ex. pect them to feel, ashamed If the larg- ess of the Almighty so eonspicuously showered upon the South does not sur to a higher and more deserving man. hood. We expect our men to bow at the shrines of their fathers, and rise up glorified with the vision that this day has its summons to, heroism ana personal devotion to duty. just as clear and unmistakabie as the clarion calls that sounded In the testing time of our nations cohesive power.
 ''The clarion call of this Congress is men of the South. this day calls upon you to live for the South because the nation needs a greater south"
 Among the other Montgomery men who visited the Congress as delegates. who spoke last night, H. F. Martin made an apropos talk. He said
 We are here tonight as sort of experience meeting, and all are hold ing back to give Mir. Dave a clear field, The situation reminds me of story heard Joe Cannon tell while I was In Washington. The Speaker of the House said he was campaigning out West once. and ct a meeting talked for two hours. When he was through an old fellow asked him what 1t was all about. You sec Cannon answered the platform is sorter like a mother hubbard gown, 1t covers all, without touching any particular spot.
 "A little over 9 year ago this club was looking for q new secretary to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

FOR RENT--A nicely furnished room. con meeting with bath. to one or two gentiemen.
 SIs Jefferson. Phone 1874 --is-st
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-18

TT- YOU LIKE a straight rye whlskey, send us sz 90 for four full quarts puval Club B.. pS axpress prepaid Satlsfaction positively
 I1Sranteed D. F. Long. Jacksonvilla.
 FIs -lo-1st
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-20
HAVE AUTHORITY
TO OPEN ROADS
publie Need First To Be Considered,
Says Assistaat Assesney
General

Guthrie, Feb. ~ Assistant A..
,orney General E. q. Spilsaan holes
thss the board d county oommis-
slonefs have the authority 10 cs-
tahlish puhllg roads IN the ladian
Tenaofy, o. eastern raTt a ite
state. se holds thai ihe state.
counsRs. cities a. tO~ns exercising
Tx right u emincn, Ihmain surely
have the. right 10 sasr 40 rsNaie
property for a puhix cause The
fact that the land 5 e~ned ~ tbs
Indians is immatefial. The putale
nerd IS first 10 be eonss,tsfed and IS
paramount 70 any intisiSsSi fgit,
Tm opinion vas issusd upon the
reaurs, Il Senafos Campbell Rus.
Sll who asks wlrthrf indian allut.
,ecs can hc required 10 open up sct.
tion lines in the Chocia@ nation.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-20
J|IMA J|IMA BROWN AND
THE BUDWE|SER
A Story Of Trials and Tribaiations
Ia the Courts If Tulsa.

Tulsa. .Feb ~. --pollse and county
officers made au unexpected call W
on Jim BreNn's place Oh North
First and Main Streets and 10 their
surprise tley found tive barrels q
good old BudWesef heef bm
was as much surprised as the officers
as he did nos expe1t 10 b. caught
with the goods on. !"
Brown has heen charged ~ the
federal officers more than a dnsen
times with selling whIskeY and,
however. owing 10 repeated attacks
ui illness. hc Vas never brought e
trial. However. after making his
grandStAnd excuse d hcing SICK e
the county otteeFS several times a
hte Judge CufiSef forced him 20
trial By pronouncing hiskhond Tor.
teiied. After this vas done i took
the honofath James but a shori
time to recover and ret himself in-
10 the court room. He vas found
guilty by the jury ans sentence wiIl
he passed on him today
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-20
SAPULPA IS NOW
A VEREDRY TOWN
Every Booze Ioimt l. Closed and
Gamblers Have 0uis
Bnslaea@.

Sapulpa. Feb, i9-li there is a.
drop q in,oxlcanss sold il Sapulps
today L is bring dore % smooth
that ne eagk-eyed officers cant
get INTO i. The dispensers u thu
laughing water havc stepped down
and oct and say thy intend TO on~y
tle law 70 the scfy lcster And tii~
llngle d the lsth red. white ans
blue poker CHIPS IS no longer to BE-
heard, those inchned 10 such pas.
time are seeking grcnef pastures.
Il all CANA about ~ the mayor
holding an executive >ssion With
faithful l.emenanss 4 few days ags
and Sxulng siFsgg orders that the lis
had % h< put on ,gii, and remain 70.
and 4 ninSteants wefe Sid here.
after and tfe pfcsent iufCr eoufd
n0s detect tlr uffrndcf fe would
eei iora that could % 50 And 70
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-20
A CLEAN TOWN

In the two weeks that the
writer has beet on deck al the
Chieftain ONCE he has studied
closely the newspapers of Okla
aoma and day by day has given
strict attention 10 telegraphie
news reports from all over che
state. In doing this, he has
sought Ia familiarire himself
with general affairs IN the com.
monwealth % see what the
people are doing The rest. Is,
he has found out something that
the rest OF the folks new al the
time-ihat Vinita Is one Of the
eleanest towns in the new state.
From this place aud that--over
Wonder, and across the crock
come reports OF doings OF bad
men OF crimes committed, Of
boone Joints that peddle real
bud, OF immortality, gambling
and alittle OF everything slse that
is crooked aud 10 some in.
stances the stories tell Of officers
who have been removed because
they failed 10 do their duty In
this connection. however, the
Chiefiain Is pleased to note one
fact, and that is this We have
not seen in any paper single
item with a Viuita date line which
carried news thatwould inlure the
city in any way News i news
aud news gets out II il isn out
il didn't happen. II il didn't hap.
pen It's because somebody has
beenkeeping thefeuee up'ifycggs
90 around vinita i IS because
they know better than 70 make
the town. Il Immoral characters
hurry on 70 thc stiles % ths
south or the cities GA tle west
Its because 'sthoro is q reason.
Briefly stated. Nlnila Is clean
er than some other iowns oyei
here and down there, Ills becaas'
the Viuita peace officers are So
ug ghclr fuli dnly in the mattel
OF keeping good people good
and scepIng bad people-out q
toxin. And theg are NOT mani
lother thlaes that could @ sal'
that would speak better for 81
niia
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-20
Checot0h Ladies
Raising Lemons

Cheeoiah. Okla. Feh. is-An.
other fne instance q the wonderful
possibilities q Oklahoma has come
70 light wifh The exhibition here q
SIX lemons. grown here. and The
finest specimens d the soar fruit
ever seen ip this part q the world.
Two ladies'. Mfs. Df. Moore ard
Mrs.. W. B. Rogers. raised TIE lem-
ons IS a result q 3 friendly con-
test between the two IS 10 who
could gfoN TIE largest u the fruit.
Ms. Moore Won the prize with tao.
eaeh measuring twelve inches n
circumference and weighing Il II
ounces Mrs.. Rogers displayed
four. 81 gfoNn On tie same bush.
each measuring 10 10 inches IN clr.
eumferenee and Ching II ounces.
When tie latitude and climate q
Oslahoma, as Il Is generally thought
TO b.. Is considered, the faet that
such lemons can te raised here 5
nothing short Of extraordinary