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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

DO many housewives realize what
8 delicious sweet results when Span
iah chestnuts are added to the homo
" breakfast dish Of stewed prunes'
This Is foreign CONNECTION worthy
The attention Of Yankee cooks we
use It as dessert when other ideas
fall. rather than maiutinally, as
prunss are served. Wash and aoaI
prunes over night as usual Boil chest
nuts twenty minutes after cutting a
slit IN each shell. Peel, removing
shell and the dlsagreeable lnuer skin.
Then stew with the prunas. seryS
cold. or at least cool. with plain cake
Would show Him the Leass.
The magistrate looked Sc areiy At
the small red faced man who he'd
been summoned before him. and who
returned bis gaze without iiInching,
says the Youth'a Companion.
$50 you kicked your landlord down.
atala?" said the maeiarale did
you imagine that was within the
rights Of a tenant"
"I'll bring my lease IN and show Il
70 you," said the little man. growing
stili redder "and III wager yonii
agree with me that anything thog'vc
forgotten 70 prohibit IN that lease
had 4 right TO DO The very first good
chance | got"
4 Certain Cure for Aching Foci.
Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot.
Ease, powder. II cures Tired. Acn,
Ing. CallCus, Sweating swollen feet.
At all Druggists aud Shoe stores, 26e.
sample FREE. Address, Allen y. Olm
sted. LeRO} N. Y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
Q o o Q y Q Q Q Q 0 q o q Q 2
o MUCH IN LITTLE.
. 0 O O O o Q Q Q O O o O o o !

A laundryman has discovered how
10 bleach ciothea without hOtherlna
the owndr With rents, ms way eats
Up ~ yfqslso q the eiFmspil
N3ll tlvlns expenses be higher When
lhh iiiy.siory hotel Is { factg
A hen cuckles after laying. but Tie
rooster makes equally as much noise
about the event
.~
Race problems have their most
learned advocates 500 or more miles
away from the trouble point.
One crllmlstle view az pleasure II
that when trouble comes e Is a pleas.
use to eei out Of H.
When a man stops ID TEN SOU what
he has done, give him hclNy hand
shake aud keep mpsln fight ahead.
.-
II 2 man had 10 live out half the
pulleies he offers others ifee The in-
same asylums would have more N.
mates than ne present
s=aAes4
The moNl liOpulnr man III society is
the ono who listens well and ~ ready
ID 80 without lulFing the Woman she
was late getting ready
Appealing 70 hgeludlc1 n eaay be.
eauae rearly egeif man We over met
ia pfeitdited Ia a0Ine msnhef
deltlnr on lnYEflalI0H g6eAliNlk I'm
hef althr haylhe htd hhHlNs fdt youP
ferahi y what fedares inR aelegalIon
10 Zion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
The Venerable Excuse


yui say your graHdma'S dead, my
ISL. aud y0u, howed down With woe,
lp see her lald beneath The mold he.
Hove YOU ought to 60. and so YOU ask
4 half day Off and you may have that
Same: alas, that grannles always die
when there's baseball camel Last
spring. if femember right, three
ersndmas died for you, and y0n be.
walled lhe passing. then. oi souls 90
warm and true. and then another
grandma died 70 iall and stately dame /
llo day they buried her there WAS a
fourteen inning game And when the
halmy breeze of June among the vii.
lows sighed, another grandma closed
Der eyes and crossed the Great Dl-
vide, they laid her gently 10 her rest
beside tho chufehyard wall the day
We lammed the stntflng from the
Rubes from Mlnnepaul 60 forth, ms
son. aud mourn your dead and shed
the scaldlng lear and lay g simple
wreath upon your eighteenth grand
mas bier, while YOU perform this sol
emn task III to the grandstend 30. and
watch our pennanl winning team make
sounhones Of the foe
tC0pywright 1909. hy George Mat.
thew Adams
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

sATARRH CANNOT Bic CURED :.
With VOCAL APPLICATIONS, as ihey
cannot reach the seat og the disease
alarfh Is blood or constitutional
disease, and In order TO cure Il You
must take internal remedies. Halle
'alsrrh Cure S taken internally and
sets directly OF tie blood ana mucous
suriacCs. HalI's calarrh Cure Is NOT
quack medicine Il was proscrlb,
u by one og the best physicians IN
bis country tor years and TX a reg.
ular prescription. Il Ia composed ot
he best tonles kown. combined with
be best blood purifiers, acting direct
v on The mucoua surfaces. The per
'ect combination Of the two lngredI.
eais Is what produces such wonderful
eeulis IN curing catarrh .sead for
testimonials free.
r q CHENEY 8 co. Props. Toledo. .
Sold by DrugglRts. price T5c
Take HALLS Family Pills Tor cunBti.
cation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

after al are We 80 great ~ OIL
civilization a. We rlalnig n Il not prob
able that We afe sbenlehled' IN mat
senk OF e0nedeeahle lnip1riance ie Ht
% 8 heiione Thefe L little coniraFes
ay ovcr The Intellectual attainmenis Of
ssadpr aayaer Maryland's senior Sen
alor and one Of the moal esleemeh
anEn III thla Republic Az nm attorney,
Malesman and nuhllcisl few now ~
lne can cIain to DC hls peer Aa :
Democrat believing ln the pariy doe
lslnee and aahefng 70 them throuKs
ahdur good weather Il ls questionable
II be has an equal In The SENATE Of he
linlied Hlates still because he Is 2
Hebrew We arn told be could never be
President and many claim bis leader
Hhlp III Impaired hyfeaHon Of his reli.
3lon Men eshu rattle around like
neas n basket assume % dictate The
policies Of oaf country and make
sport ~ Ra5uof. who Is one OF the mas.
sef.m nds 0f he aga and an hecaslse
81 a Hebrew wise. learnsd and pat.
alolie oa fault
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

iiev ! W WILKINSON. Huntington
VI Va. writes. "ThIs Il 10 certify
that | llseu Foley's Kidney Remedy
for nervous exhaustion and kidney
trouble and am freq 80 say that a
VIII do al that you claim TO- IL.
foler's kidney Remedy has restored
health and strength 10 thnunands Of
weak. run down people. Contains no
harmful dfugs and II pleasant 10 take.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

TWITUITH1 NH07TT1 WVTNWWT
The slrht afforded by Senator Bris'
tow. d X nsas SENATOR Arising IN the
senate of the United States yesterday
after only 30 days service, and oppus.
Ing senate. Aldrieh. one o. the orig
mn discuyorega Of The United States
senate. makes Kansas gasp with de-
liRht Mr.. nrlglow doesn't seem 70
have any sense o. polhenoss NJ all lie
win never get to be- one Of the "blg
men" Of the senate II he keeps on act
Ing that way.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
Ta Mothera In 80 rn,an.

Children who are dellcatp. fevnrlsh
aud cross VIII get Immediate rclief
from Mother Gfay's sweet Powders
ggf children They cleanse me stonss
aeh. acl On The liver. maklne x aleksv
cRilld strong aud healthy A rargeln
Vura for WORMS Sold by all dfug
nlsls. Csc sample FRED. Address
Allen N 0lmsied EeRcS. N ".
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

JohH aail. Mennonite preacher
who reslces At o near Dnid, while
preaching AZ JET said Some folks
aught 10 80 and kllI sheep ana use
ltu brains: ven rAn tell who lhes are
n Watching them leave now" All q
nan Dy name If Phillips with two
s5lue were leaving. the man resented
statement waiting untlf the
rr1cher returned 10 Jet phllllps
9undcd him rather severely Tor ahIeh
Was heavily fined
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
COCO ooo 0 Q . o Q 30 . q
STATE BRIEFS.
) 8 8 ID Q Q 8 0 Q . 8 8 . Q 8 {

500 o o o o o o o O o o o o {
Enid Wave Democrat wants 10 know
II woman shall vote No answer
Tulsa World wants ali other paper
10 be modest and lei the World rul
an things.
TULSA Democrat feels city offlclah
are not up TO the regulation stryke
church record
Muskogeo Tlmes.Democrui lnels ,ha
newspapers should be truthful.
Hugo News advises trying 10 punHl
criminals prlorl TO reformation
Oklahoman can't understand way M,
slate does not fail IN with the new zap
iia townsite movement,
Allue NewSl believes railroads. ant
more railroads splendid cure f0r That
tired feeling
on operators are sinking wells ID
The district adlaeenl TO Nowata and
may move the town TO further the IN
dustgy
Vlnlla capitalists hold a smoker al
their commercial club and proceed n
purchase whatever amount 81 bonds
i required TO carry on the Improve
menls IN the hugh0uae town.
A negro suffering with smallpox was
found paradlne the streets OF Barilea
VILE. iio was epesihousod
Two men each claim to bo marshal
ii Okcmah
Eastern Oklahoma sherlifs are tsy-
Ing 10 lind The escaped couylcts and
get reward offered Bootleggers hope
eonYlots will stay out quite SPELL
McAleslcr paWubr0ler purchased set
Of harness worth thirty dollars Of a
negro for dollar or 80. Not punished
save 10 return HARNESS to owner and
lose amount pald out.
Tom Wooley. 8 shobiirer at Adam.
son mlno. noat McAleater has sued
the company for $4,000 inlulles re-
celycd while Al his work Facts IN
ease are agreed 10: tent over respon'
sibillty for injuries.
McAleSter Il 10 have : new alvdoma
theatre
Mrs. Hattie j. Key died. Saturday,
Il McAlesler Pioneer resident
Pryor creels has srowa si0 % one
year
Colonel Ben Rntter. Tor thirty years
: resideai OF The Indian country, who
had been making his home III Nowata
for some wears. died IN Ty-o. Kansas,
hospital, last weak
narbrc aud French store robbed at
Delaware
Mrs, sarah Il. saller died AT Carmen.
She was 75 years Of age aud The
molher OF three children. Her hus
band wau twice lieutenant governor
pf kanps aud register Of the land Of
ice ct Necsho that state
Roger Mills roanlg. formerly cnlled
the desert" reports ralns 700 excess
siyc for early seadlna.
SIX CITY ~ lp have altered water
Davenport claims the dust " ton
bad For much chnfah pfngfesa
Gs w Raiten. Nqll. Is charged with
III lolqtlops If sle lluvpr lawa
WI al .hta I'll % .eHfi. 4lattl Hf
q Miss Ethellu l7EIsiens 1Qpkkfenqf
fns The NaglIesTIlIe Examinqr vent
To collect for the sheet IN h hired
conveyance and Wis Thrown ont of the
rig: her ankle brokan and she vas
otherwise Injured agu0a that collect.
lng Is dangerous tapk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

lloafsoness. bronchitis and other
shroat troubles are quickly cured BY
Foleys Honey and Tar Is IL soolhcs
and heals the iaiiamed throat and
bronchial tubes and the most obstinate
cough disappears lnsist upon having
The genuine Foleys Honey and Tar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

So again here am sitting EsOlse,
ana HE same old birds are flltllnp
tdrough the trees.
IL the same old way they're singing
And The same old snng they're singing
And The same Old muse's ringing 0H
the breeze.
But i've grown O whole lot Older n
you please,
And I've certainly grown bulder hy Go
grees
And II now had nreaaI0n
J would slOn that hugs invasion
Without hesitation, Elolse.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

tn February OUR daughter baA iAe
Vhupplhg upugh M Lane. AZ ilhft
and reconmended ChamberlalnN
'uuRh Remedy and said Il gave hls
'uslomers the best Of Satisfaction We
ouud L es he said. and eau reenm
MeHi L 10 ansene having children
roubled with whonpIng cough. SAYS
Mra- A. uosa. Of ANrand, Mich. Tor
sale bs G. r. aenEfo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

The Old Standard GROVES TASTE.
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out me.
larla and builds Up hhe system. For
grown people and children, 500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

II yoli desire clesr eaatpleklun iakn
Folef'a Orlno lAsalsaa for ccastIna.
llou and liver trouble 81 Il wlll etlm
ulhle these ofHhaa and thoroughly
cleanse your SYSTEM nhleh n what
everyone needs n he apflng III order
Il feel we'll.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

Public utilities experts say The
people ought to help be cheerful even
though the dividends are stronger than
the accommodations offered BY the
utilities concerns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

Life rey be real. but man trying
"a seed the cherries IN pie with.
out violating table etiquette thinks
dllleranlIy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

Il f + - NIIdl -sat
AS We sat beneath the willows ElUso
ilosums heavng as the bllApwe Of
the seas,
on how fond the recollection
That by prudent circumspontipn
was winning your affection BY degrees
an az once scream went flylns
through fae trees
Seem 10 shaiier cen the Hlghlng Of
the breeze.
aud Ihs voice which esftwhile charm
ed me
TIL The very blood that warmed me
seemed 70 frceze
Nsat chill o. fear cane o'er me,
Elosc,
As you throw yourself before me on
your knees.
Aid you said q bug that harm meant
Was between your back and garment
And you begged the dreadful varmlnt
would seize!
But my modesty was rlyrn Eloisc,
And my hlushcs ran to seventy spgroes
As you called me craven coward,
Eplthets upon me showWpd
And alone lcil me emhowered meath
The trees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

Between hnlchefIng game and writ
Ing editorials IL the Outlook > magg
sne that viii have 10 look OUT or E.
bankrupt WITH hiah priced edliore. ~
Roosevelt efs1Hhlle President +
AaflnA really splendid time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

A Welleelks fonsuad sandbaegad i
serving maehIas agent and Rof anny
fllhppl purchasing = maehlne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
, 0 o o 90 o CUVoDooooo,
. vAoRANT VERSE.
o o o o 0 0 O o o o 0 q o o o
The Bold BAD Buc

gBy the Bin Shakespeare Company
am sitting by the river E'olse
Where the waters dauee and CULVER Ii
the breeze
And the little birds are winglng
Overhead and sweetly singing
TIN their melody Is ringing thfouel
the trees.
Here together ae sat chummlng Elolsc
While we listened ioaehe shummlng b
the bees.
And sou said when made money
SAs the little bees made honey
would be your soiiil sonny
Qh@-tou ieasei ff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

1nRhla 10 convince the sfnise
Efstes attorney general thai nptlpna
chartered hanks Of KANSAS should
aafe their derasss guarauieed III
Slnhhk rhlnf executive pl that slate
has taken % marching at the heed 9
Sunday schoul paFadrs and doing oihe
lhlufs uhefoln he can have bis nv
Way without ednAulllne the Govern
iAep nlllclala
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

A man never complains as much
when he gets rained on while nshlng.
az he does coming home from church
III a shower
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

The people going to Europe to climb
the Alps would be some 1000 feet
higher while stopping at any hotel At
I-eadylilo, Colorado. but not so near
lhe gaming houses Of Southern Eu
rope.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

The WFIgits wert very common
mechanics when they iclt Dayton.
Ohio. but since thels return from Gu
rope. wnefe two OF three potentates
took turn et qulzxlng them. the
whole OF Dayton Is trying 70 DO Them
honor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10
o Q o o GO o. o . o o o d o Q
o skLAmAouNpl. D
8 oooeoeooeoooaeeae 9

The man who wanted " pit d lRriRl
tax an patience was not The equal or
the Old hiald who wanted % tax an
The bachelors for their speed limit
when escaping ! proposal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

During the recent session Of the leg.
islaiure those newspapers with whlms
and Isncios listed Tho Leader rs op.
posed 10 good roads because Il dared
to question the intent and sanity Of
narlnln good roads measursa lntfoduc-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-04
Beet Sugar MI Right.

Owing TO an opinion sometimes ex-
pressed that beet su ar is not as salts
factory for making preserves and jel-
lies as cane sugar. the California ex-
pertinent station studied the question
under CONNER iai and dumeS, ic condi-
tions. or 900 cans Of cherries. april
cots, plums pea. hca AMI pears pre-
pared with siiUps ~ different strengths
and stored for two years IN cases un-
der rather uufHvcr be .o"Ci'inns only
six cans frrn the beet :r.,ar lot and
seven cans from the sa"c sugar LOT
were found to be spelled. evidently
owing to Imperfect sea!iYr This
shows. acc, rCSug to rCpnIt. Of the
station I'll H..er In !. Of ulGation
for the idea ttat frj;ie d. not keep
well when rrcs rrv6d with beet sugar
and that such su,car does not work
well IN the cannery"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-04

jured when dug The large trees have
more extended root system In the
nursery row. and larger proportion
of this is broken off when the trees
are dug than is the case with the
smaller trees.
On the other hand. one should not
buy the smaller grades Of trees which
measure one to two feet I'm height I'M
less they are to be planted upon espe-
cially good soil, as they often fail TO
make satisfactory growth. and II
generally means an extra year OF Guilt
walton before they come into bearing.
And, although a smaller proportion OF
the root system OF small trees is bro
ken when they are dug in the nursery,
they are somewhat more likely to be
injured from becoming dry In transit
than larger trees, as the roots are very
small and quickly dried out. In gem
eral, then, trees OF medium grade
are better TO purchase. First class
trees should not only be OF the proper
size, but free from scale, root gals,
borers and peach yellows.
AS for pruning trees before planting
the following advice is given:
Two to two and one-half feet above
the bud is about the proper height to
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-04
HorseIess Cultivator a Success.

What the inventor says Will he n
great boon TO small farmers. ms the
invention. II is claimed. Will do the
work of six horses. Is I'm use I'm Cali
fornia. but II can hc adapted 10 any
locality. II is Il gasoline tractor ana
is n help I'm blowing. narrowing and
harvesting. II will keep running as
long as It Is fed gasoline.
Built with two cylinder motor, the
tractor has plenty OF power. II has
two speeds. forward aud reverse. and
is easily operated from an extension
seat, from much the same position Il
driver would occupy with his team.
1t Is particularly an orchard tractor.
having low. wide wheels, narrow
tread. short wheel base and short turn
ing radius A special feature Is that
the tractor may he driven from the
seat Of the ordinary wheel pillow or
harrow. enabling one man To drive and
operate the lovers OF this pillow and
cultivator with perfect ease and con
venience. IL Is one man machine.
light i'm weight, with all control levers
conveniently arranged.
To obtain the greatest efficiency the
front wheels are made the traction
wheels; also the steering wheels. In
the rear are smaller plain wheels.
close together. with hanges To hold
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-04
Profit In Geese.

There is no fowl that will respond
To treatment or furnish better results
than the waterfowl. II VIII mature
just as rapidly away from streams rs
near them. A generous supply OF
drinking water is all that il required.
There are many places on a farm that
are worthless for cultivation that
could be utilized with excellent results
for goose raising. Many farmers are
profltlng by this and adding TO their
incomes annually The care and at
tention necessary for raising geese are
very small when compared with the
returns. and the cost OF food Is also
proportionateiy small In comparison
with the cost of food used for other
birds bred for market. a goose on
range will gather the largest portion
Of its food, consisting OF grasses. in
sects and other animal and vegetable
matter to be found In the fields and
brooks.
The goose occupies the same place
among poultry that sheep do among
live stock and If cared for are just as
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-04
Items of Special Interest and Value
TOFarmerS and GrazierS with
Plans For Making Farms Attractive
ELECTRlFYlNG THE SOIL.
Interesting Experiments by Farmers
In the North of Germany.

interesting experiments by Farmers
In the North of Germany.
At Hoppeg0rten. near Berlin. DIR.
Brcslaucr has given practical dem
onStrati,u Of the fact that existing
technical means admit OF the crops
being considerably improved ut no
very great cost 10y the application OF
the electric current. The experiments
which have been made for thirty years
past I'm Sweden. England AMI Germany
have led To Il inclusion important for
the future OF agriculture. Farmers
have long known that frequent thun-
derStorms. such aS often occur I'm the
north German lowlands during the
summer months. have a very favorable
influence On the growth OF the crops
More than thirty years ago the Swed-
iSh professor l.cmstrom proved that
the rapid growth of plants I'm the polar
regions was attributable To the strong
electricity Of the air found I'm those
parts. Generally speaking. the first at
tempt To increase fertility by spanning
n net charged with electricity across
the fields was carried out 10y Or.
Pringshcim on his property at Kry-
schanowitz. near Breslau. lie succeed
ed I'm obtaining an Increased produc-
tion OF l2S rer cent from Strawberries,
100 TO 40 per cent from beet root and
32 per cent I'm the case OF beans and
barley. But the necessity for always
having To remove net which was
stretched across the ground mt n very
low height before the usual agricul-
tural work could he proceeded with
practical utility The electrical cngl-
nccr Ncum"nn then tried net with
strong alternating currents, which still
proved effective when erected at the
height Of five meters from the ground
I'm this man or no longer hinderlng the
soon showed that an equally sure re
suit could Ia obtained 10y erecting ESQ
lated mastS at intervals of ten meters
and attached to orc another 10y thin
wire. Sir oliver Lodge was able e
prove that Ivy this system nm Increased
production e from 90 10 10 per cent OF
wheat and barley could he obtained
the proportion cf glutin0us -four I'm tn,
grains being higher one So that thu
market price Of the clcctri ally fcrti
lizcd wheat increased u 40 Der cent
The latest cNpcI Imcnts. which have
been carried cut on lager scale b.
| Dr. BreSlaucr were intended tn con
vince the German turner's Of the prnc
teal utility Of this process.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-06-04
L arm, ona
Garden
PEACH TREE PLANTING.
Selecting Trees For the Orchard the
First Season.

Selecting Trees For the Orchard the
First Season.
An interesting bulletin on peach
growing has been issued by the New
Jersey experiment station at New
Brunswick. The bulletin contains ex-
cellent advice to peach growers.
The bulletin says that tree three
To four feet In height which is well
branched and will caliper live-eighths
OF an inch is more desirable than tree
four TO five feet which is Of the same
diameter. The ideal type OF peach
tree for planting out is n one-year-old
tree which will caliper one-half to five
eighths OF an inch. is well branched
aud about three to four feet In height.
Some fruit growers prefer the largest
trees which can be obtained If they
are well branched. These will make n
good growth If not too severely In