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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Office of the Board of State Harbor Commits
sioners. Union Depot and Ferry House, San
Francisco, California April p, 1900.
Sealed proposals bids will be received at
this office at or prior TO il O'Clock a. m on
THURSDAY, June 10, 1909 for furnishing ma
terials and constructing section of the sea-
of San Francisco, in accordance with the plans
and specifications prepared therefor by the As
sistant State Engineer OF the Board and adopted
by the Board April %. 1909. and on file in this
office, to which special reference is hereby made.
The materials to be used In the work consist Of
the requisite quantities OK fresh cut, close
grained Douglass yellow FIR piles, creosoted piles
merchantable yellow FIR lumber, slaves for CYL
inders, sheet piing, band iron, portland cement
forcing ma erials. castings, structural steel
springs and steel rails and fastenings ETC. all
to n rigid examina ton No bid viii be received
unless Ii is made on blank form furnished
from this office and Is accompanied by certk
fed check for five 90 per cent Of the amount
of the bid payable TO the order of the Secretary
of the Board. as a guarantee on the mart of the
successful bidder that he VIII within six go
DAYS after the acceptance of the bid enter into
written contract TO do said work according
TO the plans and specifications prepared therefor
and VIII also execute and HE with this Board
a bond in such as the Board may deem
sdeatste with a surety company TO be approved
by the Board of State Harbor Commissioners
and conditioned for the faithful performance of
snch contract. nor will said bid be considered
bv this Board unless delivered 10 the Secretary
or to the Assistant Secretary at the office of
the s;eeretarv al or prior TO II o'clock a n, an
THYRSDAY. june 10 1909, at which time and
nlace the bids will be opened
The BOARD reserves the right TO reject any or
Ali bids IL deemed for the best interests OF the
nidders are invited to be present at the Omen
ing of the bids. .,.rc =
Governor Of the State Of California. ex ofncio
member Of the Board Of State Harbor Com
missoners.
Mayor OF The City and sounty Of San Francisco
OK offcio member OF the Board OF State
Wv. STAFFORD.
w r. DENNISON
p $. TELLER.
Board Of State Harbor Commissioners
RALPH BARKER
Assistant State Engineer
". E. THORPE. Secretary
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
nRANGE ANn FRI1IT RANcH
OREGON ORCHARDS


country. but It's peculiar elements OF climate
and soil make ii famous for its greatly su-
perior quality OF fruits. The New York and
London markets are paying today twice as
much for ROGUE RIVER VALLEY apples and
pears as they are for the same varieties of
CALIFORNIA;. It's quality that gets the prices
quality and quantity. a 10 acre apple orchard
here will give you an income equal TO Is times
the same amount invested in y. s. gov. bonds
and is equally as safe. We have some splen-
did orchard land and several young orchard
properties to offer at very attractive price
and terms. Call or write for the new, fully
Illustrated booklet issued By businessmen 5
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY IMPROVEMENT CO.,
SOL Metropolis Bank Bldg, S. f.
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PROPOSALS AND BIDS
NOTICE no coNTRACToRs.

Office OF the Board of State Harbor Commits
sioners Union Depot and Ferry House, San
Francisco, California, April o. 1909.
Sealed proposals or bids viii be received at
this office al or prior to Il o'clock a. m. on
THU RSDAY, June 10 1909, for furnishing ma
terials and constructing section OF the
wall, on the water front of the city and county
of San Francisco Ia accordance with the plans
and specifications prepared therefor by the As
slstsnt State Engineer OF the Board and adopted
by the Board April % 1909, and on file in this
office, to which special reference Is hereby
made. The materials to be used in the work
consist OF the requisite quantities Of fresh cut.
close grained Douglass yellow FIR piles, sheet
piling. portland cement. sand. crushed rock and
rock for ernbankment, etc. all to be Of the best
quality specified and subject to a rigid examina
ton No bid viii be received unless K Is made
on Blank form furnished from this office and
is accompanied by a certified check for FIVE (5)
ger cent of the amount of the bid payable TO
the order of the Secretary OF the Board, as
guarantee the part OF the successful bidder
that he will within six (6l days after the ac-
ceptanee of the bid enter into a written contract
to DO said work according to the plans and
specifications prepared therefor. and will also
execute and file with this Board bond in such
sum the Board may deem adequate with a
surety company to be approved by the Board of
State If1rbor Commissioners. and conditioned
for the faithful performance Of such contract.
nor will said bid be considered by this Board
unless delivered 10 the Secretary or to the
Assistant Secretary at the office of the Secre-
tary at prior 10 II o'clock a. m. on
THURSDAY. June 10 1909, at which time and
place the bids will be opened
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any or
all bids IL deemed for the best interests of the
State.
Bidders are invited to be present at the open
ing of the bids.
JAMES y GILETT.
Governor Of the State of California ex offcio
member Of the Board OF State Harbor Com
missioners.
EDWARD r. TAYLOR
Mayor of the City and County Of San Francisco
ex ofhco member OF the Board of State
Hsrbor Commissioners.
". V. STAFFORD,
W e. .DENNISoN
+. S. TELLER
Board OF State Harbor Commissioners.
RALPH BARKER,
Assistant State Engineer
". B. THORPE. Secretary.
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carNrRY PROPERTY.

beautiful country home. within so minutes
OF San Francisco. 5 rooms. bath. electric lights
lot "a BY l07 feet: situated in Buriingame: Z
minutes walk from 8. 2. station or 3 minutes
from San Matec electric road. will net 10 per
cent as an investment: strictly cash; s.. 600.
Box 1850, Call office.
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si5-pER AcRE-sl5

Terms lie cash. balance easy instalments; pat
ented lands in 40 acre tracts; title perfect;
rich level land in proTen artesian belt near
Western Pacific railroad. This land win pro
duse Franduette walnuts. finest favored
apples or the best of alfalfa in the state Of.
California. PACIFIC LAND CO., Ito bacon
block. Oakland.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE.

FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE.
Splendid 40 ranch, best rich loan soil:
only / mile from Facaville. in the early fruit
belt: good house. large barn, abundance
of water: acres fine Tokay grapes; acres
alfalfa; price $500 clear. $4,000 cash, or will
exchange for good clear property in Oakland or
Berkeley; this is an Al property every way, and
extra good value.
ORANGE AND FRUIT RANCH.
So acres, mile to yacaville; 250 bearing
orange trees. 80 acres choice varieties of fruit.
5000 good bearing trees; good room cottage.
barn, packing shed. etc: spring water piped to
house; 2 good horses harnesses. wagons, 800
fruit trees. ECO lug boxes. all farming tools
complete for handling fruit: this Is a paying
productive property. with income of $1,000 TO
81 600 annually; rich. sandy loan soil. and an
excellent buy; price Sf2. 900: one-half cash
COUNTRY DEPT. HOLCOMB REALTY Co..
fInvestor OF Capitall,
3O6 San Pablo av.. Oakland Cal.
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MCKENZIE & UNDERHILL
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
Full Charge Taken of Properties
1905 Merchants Exchange Building
S..5 000-A large, northwest corner near the Fair
mont, containing $500 square feet.
$f1, 00o-30x120 TO street; Golden Gate av..
inside of Buchanan ST: old improyem eHts
paying IL per cent.
Sc, 500-Pair unique and room. marine view
fats Just being completed; near Lake ST.
and 2Ist av
81. 250-A northwest corner Mob hill; Just the
lot you locking for
81 ,50o-25xf20; severed and macadamized; 11th
4 st.
81 2oo-Turk st. near First av., 25x10o: severed
and macadamized.
This al Will nor appear In the SUNDAY papers.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-19
MEDICAL
A-RoBERT q. FrLToN. B. q. ". ID.


A-RoBERT C. FULTON, B. A. NJ. d.,
516 11tb St, Oakland. Cal.
LEADING SPECIALIST FOR WOMEN.
% years ago ! graduated from two old leading
universities SINCE then / have TREATED
NoMEA's AILMENTS EXCLUSIVELY. have
the largest practice because have had the most
experience and the best equipped office. ANY
lady who needs my help may come TO me pri-
FstelF and IN fun confidence aud be assured of
prompt, perfect and happy results. No delay,
disappointnents or detention from occupation.
No need TO endsnger your life consulting irreg-
ular and unreliable so called specialists when for
the fee you may have the services of the
most sneSessful and most reliable specialist in
Ny Offices are strictly private, and my pain
less; harmless methods are pride TO the pro
fessio9 Ny fees are reasonable.
Ny hours are $3.50 a. m. TO p. l never
fall Phone Oakland 545e.
DIR. ROBERT GREENLEAF FULTON.
5le llth St bet Washington and Clay. Oakland.
A. ATTENTION. LADIES.
DR. NORTH l025 Market ST; tel. Park 5941.
World Renowned Specialist for Women Only.
No Delays or Disappontments.
Relief Guaranteed
By Most Superior Painless Methods Known Ia
Medical sesence
Most obstinate cases treated: utmost privacy:
have no hesitancy If in need OF my services:
absolutely harmless. Low fees. BY consulting
an eminent specialist yog save time and
money. All female complaints cured. Advice
free 10 a m. 10 p m and to D. m.
AA-DR. F. A. ROBERTS. 1885 ELLIS ST.
Between Webster and Buchanan
Reliable Specialist FOR Women Only
Hours-l0 a m. 10 p Sundays. 10 TO .
LADIES' positively CURE when others fail.
All female COMPLAINTS and IRREGULARI-
TIES. The MOST OBSTINATE CASES RE.
LiEHED. Ny methods are SAFE. SURE AND
PAINLESS. RELIEF GUARANTEED OR NO
ZEE. Advice free. Fees low. Private sanatorium
n desired.
DIR. ABBOTT. the well known ladies' specialist
GUARANTEES RELIEF in all disorders OF
women By reliable. painless. scientific meth
DDS. Private maternity sanaferum II desired
CONSULTATION FREE and CONFIDENTIAL.
Hours 10 2. SUNDAYS q to 2
1850 ELLIS ST. NEAR FILLMORE
MRS DR. WEST office 1898 Golden Gate av-
Ladies' specialist for many years: all cases
successfully treated; no pain; delay from
Aomei low fees; hours, q N. TO D. "a
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FORECLOSURE SALE.
FORECLOSURES SALE.
FoRECLOStSRE SALE.
NEED 81 500 CASH

6 fats. ) and 6 rooms each: 75x1t4; Inside
22d st: leo II. from cars; street bituminized
plumbing: easily made 10 pay s1440 per an
mum: mortgage $500 cause of sale: $1,000
fun price: require only s.. 500 cash: best Offer
takes it. Particulars S34 Mill building
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MONEY TO LOAN

s sSSs sss$S SssssS$s
SIS SALARIED PEOPLES FRIEND. SIS
S That is what office Is to all S
S 5 working people We loan strictly on
s persons .'SALARY''; no indorser, no
S s security. We make loans quickest
S s easiest and charge the lowest In the
S s city. YOUR EMPLOYER NEVER S
s s KNOWS. s
s s WESTERN LOAN CO..
s s 4oS Call building. Sd and Market SITS.
$ $ Open $50 TO p m. Mon. Wed. and
S SIS Sat. Evenings until/S p. m. SIS
$SSss $$$SSS $$$S$$
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3oGING HoUsEs ZOE sALE-cop.
q. A. HERRICK. BUSINESS BROKER
Us Van Nass ~ phonn f,-ar.l-lir. t.lle-

g. A. HEBRICK. BUSINESS RROKrR
Nh Van Ness Phone Franklin 1916
i+ Fou are looking FOR Il bargain ia hotel
'ng house furnished fat or apartment house
COZ Iall 10 see me, / have all the available
2 well furni she'd rooms. reut So income SKA
sha Z living rooms CLOSE in; best nelglbo-hood.
hcautlfnl view: price $780,
p elegantly furnished rooms clearing 500 per
month, bargain f5r 81 0aO
o. =. HERRiCH. Business Broker sos Van
Ness av.
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CITY REAL ESTATE

THOMAS E. HAYmAN.
Suite 1000, First National Bank Building.
Montgomery and Post. Telephone kearney 1t05.
SEVERAL BARGAINS-HAyE MANY
OTHERS.
5000 cash new A.. room fats, lot 81 'front.';
rented at $3.50 per annum; balance,
$3.50. can remain; snap; near Lsguna
and Union.
50. 250-one block Market and 9Th: 4 new 4
room fats; vented low az Sle0 per month.
$4,000 cash-NeaIs Clay and Spruce, north side
Of street: nearly new 8 room hats;
25Sloe; reduced price. $4,000; bargain.
S1,200-Near Broadway and kearny; 4 new
and room fats; rented s1,ooo per an
mum.
$11 900 Near 22d and Dolores: new extra well
built ) room fats: 32:6x117.
$1,000 new and room Oats with garage;
Masonic and Fell: financial reasons
forcing this sale; worth $1,000 more; be
$4,000 cash-Busness property. McAIlster and
Fillmore: lot aax131:6, stores and II
rooms. leased $500 per month cash
security: released $3.50 per month; bal
anee $500 can remain; ground worth
SIS, 0G0; forced sale.
$685. choice and I room fats; 18th and
Church; snap.
$780, excellent and room fats shop in
basement; 18th near Castro.
$1,000 cash-HIgh class 10 and room fats
Scott and Fulton: 27:6x137:6; price re-
duced 10 SIC. 500 s.. Oe0 less than cost
se.soo-2 new 4 and room fats; Broadway
and Larkin; snap.
$500 cash-3 new G room fats north side OF
street, east of Fillmore; rented low at
$1,000 per annum; mortgage $1,000.
SIS, o0o-3 high class fafs: washington
and Hyde; cheapest of Its kind in city
$3.50 cash-Ful price only SO go: 5 of the
best fats in Panhandle district.
SIS, 50e-One-ha cash: high class new and
room fats; Broadway and Hyde.
So 250-Half cash; excellent room fats:
Fulton and Frederick rented low at
81 200 per
so, $50 of the finest 6 room fats in city
Masonic and Haight; owner just refused
$4,000.
se.7o0-2 new 8 and C room fats: Cole and
Frederick: 25x137:6
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THE san FRANCISCO CALL WEDNESDAY. MAY 49, 1909
LEGAL NOTICES
REcEIvERSHIP
SOUTHERN INSC GRANGE co.
OF NEW ORLEANS

LEGAL NOTICES
REcEIvERSHIP
SOUTHERN INSURANCE co.
OF NEW ORLEANS
II is ordered and sdjudged that all par.
ties having claims against the SOUTHERN
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
or the RECEIVER thereof. shall present same
without further notice, and within thirty days
from the date of this order, April 23d, 1909.
(Slgned) W. B. SUMMERyILLE, Judge.
In accordance with the soregoing order all
parties having claims are requested to file
them. stated, with the WHITNEY-CEN-
TRIAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK. RE
CEIvER. No. 81S Common ST., New Orleans,
Louisiana.
To whom it may concern will not be respon-
sible for any bills contracted by my wife,
ALBINA DE FERRARI, for any purpose what
F. DE FERRARI.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-11-12
MeredIth,s stvIe.

Meredith's style may be likened but
to the very tree of knowledge which,
according to the old narrative of Cy-
rano de Bergerac, grows in the garden
Of the moon. Its fruit is covered with
rind which produces ignorance in
whomsoever hath tasted thereof; yet
this rind preserves underneath its
thickness all the spiritual virtues of
this learned food" Just so is it with
Meredith's wisdom The first bite is
hard for the @ooth, but within is a
learned food indeed. tasting Of nothing
less than the knowledge of good and
evil. 1t is not altogether pleasant, SUIT
wonderfully wholesome; and whose
ever pierces the rind becomes quicker
to note, keener to feel, and saner to-
judge of himself and his fellow man
Annie X. Tuell in the Atlantic.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-11-12
AT the End Of the Chinese WalI
by w. e. CELL, r. r. G. 3.

From the Inn of Increasing Right
eousness we sent out three men to
copy inscriptions at the Western Gate
OF the city and In the tube of fortif-
cations to the west, while Mr.. Clark
and took mules and rode toward
the real end Of the Great Wall, which
is not at Kiayukwan itself, but at a
point fifteen Ii southwest Of it. DUR
ing the journey thither no human be-
ing crossed our path, and there was
not house in sight the whole way.
Five antelopes were the principal sign
OF life, as they hurried out of sight,
and lizards, nagpies and crows
of which there were some to be
seen at the start-soon disappeared.
There was nothing to attract the eye
beyond whirling spirals Of sand and
tufts of brown sage-brush, while the
whole landscape was earth-color, save
that on the lofty southern mountains
there lay, as ever, the snow. The
monotony would have been without
relief but for the presence on the
oCGuG VI IAC ruin WAO5C CuO VIC Wei 2
seeking--the ruin Of the most stu
pendous achievement in Asia.
When at last we reached the actual
termination of the Wall, surprise
was In store for US. The construction
does not abut the southern noun
tains, but stops short on a precipice
sheer down 200 feet, as perpendicular
as if cut by engineers to plumbline.
Below flows the Big White North
River. My companion dropped a
stone, and counted eight pulse-beats
before he heard the splash in the
water below.
AS we stood alone here and unused,
the light fell upon brick-encased
stone tablet, to see which we had
travelled so far-a tablet erected long,
long ago to mark the western end Of
that Great Wall, the stupendous
achievement Of the mighty Emperor
Chin. 1t bears a simple message in
large ideographs, the purport Of
which is this, "The Martial Barrier of
All Under Heaven. -Harper's Mag
azine.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-11-12
Only a Small Favor.

a quiet, rliddle-aGed man, who
was in attendance at an operate per-
Torrance was much annoyed at the
behavior of two young women in the
row of seats behind him.
Calling one of the ushers, he put
a coin in his hand and whispered
something in his ear.
The usher went away, and present
ly came back and handed him small
package.
When the curtain went down at the
close of the first act, he turned in his
seat and said with a smile to the
young woman directly behind him:
II beg your pardon, miss, but may
I ask a slight favor of you?"
What is it?" she said.
"Please use this stick of gum in
place of the kind you are chewing.
The odor of wintergreen is very Of
fensive to me-"
After that he was not disturbed
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-11-12
Modern Farm Methods &,
AS Applied in the South
Notes of Interest TO Planter,
Fruit Grower and StOckman

A capon. will take new ones at any
time after being started, and all that
is necessary is to go to his coop at
night and slip the little ones under
him along with the bigger ones. a
trial of the capon is all that is nee
essary to convince.
1t is not to be inferred from the
above that the capon is useful in
rearing chicks Matched only from an
incubator. He is especially useful
where a man has no incubator and
keeps just few hens. In an instance
of this kind the capon will take the
chicks Matched by three hens and the
hens will more than pay for the feed
for both the capon and the little
chicks during the two months before
weaving time. DR. John H. McBee,
Lexington, Miss, in Southern Poultry
Journal.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-11-12
Nonsense Verses.

A bright boy, four years old, has
an uncle who teaches him nonsense
verses, - not unlike those with which
the late Edward, Lear used to amuse
English children. The nephew went
to Sunday-school, and not long ago
his teacher was telling the class about
the busy bees, and asked if any of
the children could tell her anything
concerning them.
Waldo can" spoke up the little
fellow.
"Well, Waldo, you may stand in
front and tell us what you know"
And Waldo, rising proudly, steamed
away with these lines:
How doth the little busy bee
Delight to bark and bite,
To gather honey all the day
And eat it up at night.
Trying to suppress a smile the
teacher asked: did your mother
teach you that?"
mo, my Uncle Arthur did"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-11-12

Under Government embarrassment
it is said that Siberia is gaining 200,-
900 farmers per year. Among its ex-
ports are cereals, butter, wool, leath-
er and dried and preserved meats.
Already this remote country, which
the popular imagination is apt to pic
ture as vast waste, the abode of
frost and snow and misery, is becom-
ing talked Of as possible competitor
with the we'll known cereal producing
countries of the world. A member Of
the French Bureau of Foreign Com
merce estimates that, on the basis Of
the present population of Russia in
Europe, Siberia can sustain 80,000,-
600 inhabitants, although now it has
not one-tenth of that number. 1t
produces one-tenth of the worlds
yield of gold, but owing to climatic
obstacles many of it's mines are not
worked, and its immense coal deposits
have hardly been touched.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-11-12
Management of Ducks.

'Any calculation as to the return
to be expected by those who keep
ducks" says an experienced breeder,
depends entirely upon the possession
of suitable locality. They are most
likely to be kept with profit VIXEN
access is. allowed them to an adjoin-
ing marsh, where they are able in
great measure to provide for them
selves; for if wholly dependent upon
the breeder.for their living, they have
such ravenous appetites that they
would soon, to use an emphatic ex-
preston, .eat their heads off. No de-
scription of poultry, in fact, willS de-
your so much, or feed so greedy.
The excursions allowed theua must be
limited to short distances or other
wise they will gradually learn to abb
sent themselves altogether, and ac-
quire rather wild habits, so that when
they are required tr. be put up for
breeding or immediate sale, they are
often found missing, and difficult to
find.
Ducks too early allowed their lib
erty on large bodies of water. are ex-
posed to so many enemies, both by
land and water, that few reach their
majority; and, even If some are thus
fortunate, they ale not disposed at
terward to return to the farmyard
and submit quietly to regular habits.
They may be kept In health in small
enclosures, by gopd system of man
agement, though We fear with very
little, If any, profit, which is the point
to which all advice nust tend. There
is no doubt that ducks may be made
profitable as egg pro1ucerssy, But he
quality of their eggs, and the extra
labor required to obtain them (for
unless. they are got up every night
many of them will not be found).
will not allow them to compete with
the hen in that capacity. Also, al
duck lays when eggs are most plenti-
full. while hens eggs must be pro.
cured at all seasons"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-11-12
Feed For Poultry.

We are inclined to place corn
the head of the list of grains. butt
feed all corn, unless the flock has Is
limited range and needs but lit
grain of any kind, would cause
production to cease in a short til
Corn and plenty Of green feed an
range rich in insects, make a fiji
class egg food, but where the he
are shut up, corn should not ma
more than one-third the grain fee
The remainder should be made up
wheat, oats and bran in about equs
proportions, and most of the col
that is fed during the year should n
given during the six cold months. !
But diet of grain alone will nc
stimulate egg production. With
must be given other foods, such a
milk, meat scraps, crushed bone
green cut bone, if it is to be had
ground shells and plenty of greer
feed in the shape of grass and othe
green stuff in the summer, and raw
chopped vegetables in the winter.
1t is impossible to say how thi
should be fed. Give little of eacI
kind often, and it will be found pref
ty hard to feed the bones so mucl
that they will get overfat. With al
the talk about overfeeding hens, on,
fact has been impressed upon us. I
is almost impossible to get hen ia
while she is laying regularly. Thi
applies to all the non-sitting breeds
ana to the American class. 1t would
probably apply to the Langshans also
The weight of evidence indicates tina
lack of variety is the principal caus,
of non-production of eggs in am
flock.