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Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01
Leading Druggists 9 Grocers
TONY MARRATr'.

Tony Maratt' eesa yoiSs 'Merican..
Born an raise mp cen dies beautiful Ian
Padre from Genoa, madre Nrom Rom. :.
Long TINA seence to does cofintra ees com,
Nevva mind dat!
Look t At heem now! From da ssls hees
To da toppa hees hat.
Mos evrawhere dat you walk cen da streSt
Here ees mos styleesh yong man YOU can
meet
Tony Maratt'.
Strong ees dees Tony Maratt' like bees Pa
All! but hees heart eesa sof' like hees Ma
go seence las year wen hees padre ees die
Tony Maratt' amt do notheeng hut cry.
Wat you theenk dat?
Padre ees worka too hard for bees pay,
An jus see wat he gat,
My! eet ees sad he should godeesa way:
Now, i mus leeve for da madre," ees say
Tony Maratt'!
Madre Maratt'. now da padre ees deed,
Gotta work harda for maka da bread.
Tony ees sad for da padre, but STEEL
jus for da ynadre de irwin to feel
Happy an fat.
-Don'ta be scare, leetla madre" saws he.
i no die lika dat
amt gon' workin' at all. for. you see.
You amt 90 nobody lefta but me-
Tony Maratt'."
Catholic Standard and Times.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01
PUTTING IL Gently.

The sages Of the general store were
discussing the veracity of old 81 Per-
king when Uncle Bill Abbott amble1
in.
What do you think about IL, Uncle
BILL" they asked him. Would you
call 81 Perkins a liar?'
WALL" answered Uncle Bill, slowly,
as he thoughtfully studied the ceiling.
Il don't know as I'd go so far as TO
call him ALTAR exactly, but do know
this much, when feedin' time comes, in
order to get any response from his
hogs. he has to get somebody else to
call 'em for him."-Galveston TriS.
uue.
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Clock m.de Of Bicycles.

A clever Frenchman named Alp
honse Duhamel has constructed a
timepiece twelve feet high composed
entirely OF bicycles OF their compo
nent parts.
The framework Is huge bicycle
wheel, round which are arranged
twelve ordinary-sized wheels. all M.
ted with pneumatic tires. A rim with
In the large wheel bears the figures
for the hours. the figures themselves
being constructed OF steel tubing.
which Is used for the framework OF
bicycles. The minute strokes on tho
dial are small nickeiprated pieces.
The top OF the clock is an arrange
ment OF twelve hsndlebars.
The clock striges the hours and the
quarters. bicycle bells, Of course. max.
Ing the chimes. The pendulum Is
made OF various parts OF bicycle
frame. II Is said that the clock, be-
sides being a curiosity. Is an excel
lent timepiece.-Tlt-Bits
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Bustins Island

Casco Bay. which is famed for the
beauty of its scenery, its delightful
and quiet retreats and its nearness
to the great centres, and yet remote
ness just enough to make IL the
ideal place for vacation, has no
faiIer spot to visit than Bustins
near Freeport. Here are to be found
select colony Of cottages, every
convenience and best of all, peace.
|quietness and freedom from all noise
OF the city. Broad, green fields cover
a portion of the popular resort. where
other parts are thickly overgrown
with evergreen trees. II is an island
that is ideally laid out To
Maquoit in Portland and after a de-
lightful sail down the inner bay, this
beautiful spot Is reached.
Mr.. Edward futile, head of the
Manual Training department of the
Somerville English High school, is
with Mrs. futile, summering at the
Bibo cottage.
Mrs. Campbell and daughter Mabel
Of Jamaica Plain, arrived at their
cottage. Friday.
Mr.. Fillmore Hamilton of Portland.
spent the week end as a guest of
Miss Mary Guppy at her fathers cot
tage.
Mrs. Shehan and granddaughter of
Lewiston, are at their cottage for the
summer.
Mr.. Spike is building a large piazza
around his cottage.
Wilson e. Co. have secured the SER
vices of a fine chef and assistant.
They have just come from the Same
set, Plymouth. Mass. where they filled
al.
ren's second season with the same
firm.
Many cottagers took advantage OF
the warm weather the past week and
donned their bathing suits for the
first time.
The postofice opened for the sea-
son the 25th and the steamer started
on her regular summer trips, Sunday
the 9th.
Many new guard rails have been
built along the road from the wharf
TO the postofice.
Mr.. Mi!lar spent Tuesday in Port
land.
Mr.. Frank Soule of Freeport. start
ed out about go D. m. In his broth
err Charles motor boat. When he was
OF Goose island hts motor broke down
and about $50 p. m. he called for
tow which was answered by Mr.. Cup
by OF this island. who towed him to
his moorin1s az Freeport.
Mrs. DoImer OF Auburndale. who
has been quite III. is now fully re-
covered.
The Sunday Herald OF the 10Th has
quite an interesting article about
Bustins, written by little Miss Mar
garet Anderson, whose family are reg
ular summer visitors at this island.
Camp wychmere opened Saturday.
The first arrivals are Mr.. Ralph Rob
inson, his nephew. Carl Arthur Bay.
row and Mr.. William Foster.
Mr.. Guppy took a party to Free
port to the girls club party and
dance.
Mr.. Theodore Friebus. leading man
at the Castle Square theatre. Boston.
OF which John Craig Is lessee and
manager. with his charming wife. are
TO occupy Green Lodge" this sum
mer. Mr.. Friebus Is very versatile
actor, having played long list Of
leading parts. He and Mrs. Friebus
will make valuable addition to our
summer colony.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01
SPORTING BREvITIEs.

The height OF Ralph Rose, the gian.
Ihot-putter. OF San Francisco, is six
feet six inches.
Hanley. OF the University OF ILL.,
nois, has run the quarter mile In
80 rs seconds.
There Is more science to running
100 yards than most persons are like
ly to believe. II isn't simply getting
on a mark and plugging.
In the artisans games. Beck, OF
Pennsylvania. was put thirty yards
behind scratch, but he won the half
mile race In minutes 2 seconds.
1T Is strictly against precedent for
Cornell to lose the championship for
two years In succession says the
Cornell Daily Sun on the crew situa-
tion.
Roy Mercer, Of George School, is to
20 to Pennsylvania. the report II. A
lad who vaults IL feet /. inch or more
and can go 40 yards In SO seconds IL
IN acquisition.
More than 100000 will be dis
Tibuted at the various trottIpg and
pacing meetings this year, of which
100000 will be raced for on the
Grand Circuit. This indicates pros
2erity In the sport.
A worlds record was equalied when
Edward Thompson rolled s9y IN the
individual competition OF the Ma
ionai Bowling Association champion
snip tournament in Madison Square
Garden. New York.
The Irish-American A. c. quintette
established new record for the one
mile relay race at Celtic PARK nv de-
feating the ~. Y. A. G. team In min
utes IL is seconds, which Is three
seconds better than the former rec
ord.
IL viii stu be Dartmouth W. Dart
mouth as far a. football coaching at
Exeter and Andover IL concerned.
Jesse HawIey, haifback at Dartmouth
last year. has succeeded Walter Lii
lard at Andover. and Ralph Glaze
~ Ev>fe~
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N EW 70 r K
Martha's Vineyard
Maine SteamShiDCo,

IcN sH' fsExsp go g s ss bs SSi
SUMNER sCHEDULE until Sept. 8. 'oS:
SHIP. 's Stop y yfasssrs ana sun
we'd q, M iooS YORK % rS M9s Ius ssa ss na
ships Stop at ,sirtha's vineyard.l
FARES between Portland and New
York one Way $500. Season Round Trip
5000. Marths's Vineyard. One way
"i G&P Tasss service VICE for Freight Of All
Kinds. Rates Include Marine and Fire
IL surance. For Reservations. Folders ana
Full Information, ADDRESS:
TelephoEe II. a. Clay, Agent.
'sS Franf Poau %sar 4.
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German Business Woman.

One OF the cleverest young business
women In Germany. well known I'm
Berlin society and considered one OF
the prettiest girls In the German cap
itsl. has Just secured on behalf OF the
company Of which she IL chairwoman
contract from the Belgian State
Railways which marks the last thing
in railway economy effected by a for.
eign Government. Miss stoete's
syndicate has received permission TO
collect all newspapers and paper OF
every description left IN carriages on
the Belgian railways, and In return
contracts to manufacture and supply
free Of charge from the paper thus
obtained AZ many cardboard tickets
a the railways may require.
II is estimated that the company
win make profit Of from IL to IS
percent q, year.-Bystsnder.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01
Failure Was Certain.

Enthusiast-You and / will yet live
to see the day when the universal lam
guage will be spoken everywhere.
Grouchy-Not on your life.
administrative is there to pre-.
vent its ultimate adoption?
Grouchy-There Is nothing In Il
that the women can use when they
to their babies.-New York News.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01
Plant Line Summer TrIos-

Nova Scotia, Cape Breton. Prince Ed
ward Island. Newfoundland. Charming
sea voyages. long or short. on up-to- da te
noon for Halifax. Hawkesbury and Char
iottetown: thereafter. Tuesdays for above
fer Halifax only. Send stamp for coIored
map. booklet and folder. A w Perry.
Gen. Mgr, CONNIE cial Wharf Bosto-.
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Every Sunday TO Moosehead
Lake and Range|ey Lake

return at 7.55 p. m. 1900 the round
trip. either place.
Via white MOI ntsins on a after June "a.
Through psrior Car Leaves P1rtis M,
s.os a. m. arriving Montreal s15 % M
- Through sleeper Leaves Portland
oaly. Sundays included. 9.15 p. M, ar
Psrlor Car for Fsbysns Leaves Port
Land At s.os a m. 1.3o .. m. daily except
a Psrior Car with erolIer eure, Leave.
fOI'iano AZ sOs n ~. daily. except Sun
oay' arriving at Quebec $40 .. M.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01

Antitoxin serums are receiving more
attention than ever before. Hygienic
laboratory tests in certain states are
preparing TO certify to the purity OF
serums distributed. vaccines and 9th
er biological substances are to be
tested In the same way.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01

At q service OF Thanksgiving for the
harvest OF the sea at Port Isaac
Church. Cornwall, the walls from end
to end were draped with fishing nets.
while lobster pots and packing bar
rels occupied the window spaces.
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THROUGH SERVICE wesr
TRAINS LEAVE PORTLAND

For Lewiston and Danvine Junction
lpcppo springS) LIS a. m. $50 a. m.
ISy a M $50 a. m. lilo a M. \ 90
p m. ass 2. m.-sundays. LIS q. m.
.. rn.-Sundays. ESQ q. m. M iiv
For Moosebead Lake $50 a. m. Cpa,lv,.
ITO n. m. 's''
For Rockisnri. 40 q. m. DAILY, ? m
a. M, .Dsilyl. 12.55 p. M. $40 . ~.
For Bangor and Bar Harbor. $50 = m Z
. M, bsiiy,. 1870 p m. v tps,Iyl, I yis
Augysts and for Bangor at 100 a. M.
Dsny). and 1913 .. m, DanyJ.
took. .Ss e P's, .sssis t ss sad'
9. eoorHeN,
osnsrsi es:ssn7sr .A7srt.
Tsssphones fo< and 81. "s'"e'
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01

When a good man goes to the wall
he takes little consolation from the
fact that q good picture does the
same thing.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01

DIR. Daniels Horse Collie Cure
cures or money back-at any dealers;
insure your horse against Collie.
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1909-07-01

There are exceptions TO all rules.
and some. people delight In being ex-
ception ppecialists-
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Maine Central R. R.
From Portland

S2.25 for the famous Songo River Trip:
by rail and steamboat. Home same day.
sI.eo 10 Naples; Sundays. for Dinner at
800 Through the White Mountains
Bee the Wonderland OF the Crawford
1918 On Saturdays for the Mountains.
good TO return Mondays. $50 on sun
days. good Day OF Date only. A sight
ner.
$3.50 To Poland Spring Hous4-TIcket
good for the season. t3o5 On sasurdays
good TO return Mondays Time for din.
ner at that famous hosiery.
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sons spsople never forgive until
they forget.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
Sale PHce, S1.25 per Volume
WOMAN WANTS DAMAGES
FOR WRONGFUL ARREST
Testifies Against Manager OF
Suit House Before Jury

Trial of an action in which Emma
Sebring. keeper of a rooming house at
1895 Ellis street, sued L. Harris, man
ager of the Greater San Francisco cloak
and suit house, for $4,000 damages for
alleged wrongful arrest. was begun in
Judge Hunts court yesterday.
Mrs Sebring testified that June %,
1907, she returned suit she had pur-
chased and demanded her money back.
Il will give you nothing. Get out OF
here" Harris said to her. according. to
her testimony. But she would not go.
Then Harris called a policeman and
said to him, Arrest this woman. She
stole a silk skirt"
The policeman took her away in the
presence of crowd of 1000 people that
had congregated Il was nearly dead
with modification" Mrs. Sebring told
the jury, land the policeman took me
into a ffrehouse. The captain ordered
the crowd away and then l was taken
to the Bush street police station"
Mrs. Sebring was liberated after be-
ing kept in the station two hours. Har-
ris afterward wanted to pay her not
to bring an action for damages, the
pIaintfff said, but she refused TO be
bought off.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
WIN SUIT AGAINST
RUDOLPH SPRFCkfLS
Tenants of Fillmore Street Block
May Renew Their Three
Year Lease

Rudolph Spreckels met defeat yester-
more arcade company, the Chutes
realty company and the other tenants
occupying the city block bounded by
Fillmore. Turk, Webster and Eddy
streets. Judgment was rendered by
Judge Sturtevant for the defendants in
the action of the Realty and Rebuilding
company to dispossess all the tenants
for alleged breach of the terms of the
lease contract.
Spreckels leased the block to Sullivan,
Rea q Kehrlein, real estate dealers. for
three years from June l, 1906, with an
option for an extension of three years
upon certain terms Afterward Spreck-
els organized the Realty and Rebuild
ing company and conveyed this prop
erty to the corporation. Sullivan, Rea
& Kehrlein transferred their interest in
the lease to the Fillmore arcade COM
pany, which has subleased to the other
tenants. The principal stock holder in
the Fillmore arcade company is Abe
Ruef.
The defendants gave notice before
the expira ton of the Erst three years
that they elected to extend the lease
for three years, but the Spreckels COM
pany. claiming that the provision of
the lease that permanent buildings
worth $4,000 should be erected had
been violated, refused to allow the ex-
tension.
The judgment of the court was for
the defendants. except in regard to
Hallahan & Getz, subtenants, who vio-
lated the terms under which they oc-
cupied small portion of the block
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
CHECK PRO

CHECK PROVES WORTHLESS - william
SchmflZ. $50 kearny street. obtained a war
rant from Police Judge Weller yesterday for
the arrest OF c. III. Raymond charge Of
passing a fictitious check for $40, drawn on
the First national bank of Oakland. July 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
BAPTIST CHURCH TO
LAY CORNERSTONE
Building at Laguna and Waller
Streets to Cost $4,000 and
Be ReaGy in May

The cornerstone OF the First Baptist
church. Laguna and Waller streets.
via be laid Saturday at 1890 O'Clock.
Impressive religious exercises have
ieen arranged for the occasion and
H.ev. George Burlingame, pastor OF the
caurch. VIII preside. The exercises
nTll commence with a hymn. followed
by an invocation by Rev. c. NJ. Hill.
There viii be responsive reading, led
sa- Rev. Louis J. Sawyer, which viii be
followed with hymn.
Chief OF Police Jesse B. Cook will
be the guest Of honor After his in
PRODUCTION Rev c. A Woody, super
intendent OF the American Baptist
home mission society for the Pacific
coast viii speak on The Function of
the Church in the Community" A
HYMN which was sung at the laying
Of the cornerstone of the First Baptist
church edifice in Washington street
Monday, May II. 1857. viii be sung at
The close of Rev. Mr.. Wooddy's re-
marks.
Edwin F. JOY a member of the
church, will lay the cornerstone. Pray
er viii be said by Rev. c. w. Brinstad.
while Rev. II. ]. Vosburgh. pastor of
the First Baptist church of Oakland.
viii pronounce benediction.
The new church will be so by IO2
feet Of freely treated classic design.
The base Of the exterior Will be of
coluss stone and the upper part of
light pressed brick Windows around
The base Of the dome and on the sides
WEI light the auditorium, which Will
seat L250 on the main floor and gal
terry. The inside finish Of the church
VIII be Of Oregon pine. The ground
hoor viii contain the Sunday school
rooms and parlors, kitchen. heating
Plant and hreproof vaults for records.
Inc building will cost $40, 900. II is
expected that il will be ready for oc-
aupancy by Nay Of next year. How
ever the building will only progress
a. Iast and as Ear as the necessary
funds can be secured.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
CHARGES MINER SALTED
TUNNELS TO MAKE SALE

The accusation that he salted mine
the Bull creek district Marinoss
county. for the purpose of -effectino,
Is sale was made against C. ~ Frasa.
q n suit begun yesterday bv w
BARLEY for the recovery OF se.5oO In
April, 1907. BARLEY entered into \ CON
ract to purchase from Fraser = hair
interest in the mine for $4,000, of wbic5r
he has TO date paid $2,50e He says
hat Fraser, with intent to defrard
aim. caused 10 be placed in the shafts
ana tunnels Of the mine large quan-
ities Of high grade ores. worth $500
ton. whereas the ores OF the mine
-2n only about $40 a ton.
Before discovering the scheme of
which he accuses the defendant BARLEY
expended $500 on improvements.
Besides suing for the recovery of
$500 from Fraser Bartley asks that
ne City and County bank OF San Fran
.isco be restrained from handing over
. anybody but the court the agreement
o purchase. which was placed in es-
row with that institution
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
TEAMSTER MUST FACE
A CHARGE OF MURDER
Odd Fellows Take Action
Against Careless Driver

Clarence Bradley, teamster for the
Union transfer company, was booked at
the city prison yesterday on warrant
sworn to by James Benedict. a member
of the Odd Fellows society, living
at 5zS Castro street, charging him
with murder. Bradley was originally
charged with manslaughter. but il has
been decided TO prosecute him for the
capital offense.
The Odd Fellows had a procession
Sunday. October IL, and at Van Ness
and Elm avenues Bradley. who was
driving a wagon with a load of seem
cry TO the Van Ness theater, drove
into the crowd and A. G. Clark. an
aged Odd Fellow, was knocked down
and killed.
Bradley, it is said. showed such a
disregard for the safety of pedestrians
and such a degree of callousness after
he had run down Clark that Clark's
friends declare he was actuated by NAL
ice.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
BOTH SIDES AGREE TO
TRANSFER CONBOY CASE
Judge Weller Will Preside at
Preliminary Hearing

The case of Michael Joseph Conboy,
former police captain, charged with
murder in connection with the shoot
ing and subsequent death of Bernard
Lagan. was called in Police Judge Con-
lan's court yesterday. Judge Weller
presiding
AS Judge conlan will be engaged for
some time in his contest for reelection
1t was agreed by both sides that the
case be transferred to Judge Weller's
court, the judge consenting. The case
was continued until tomorrow, when
Judge Conlan will be in court and make
the formal transfer.
Assistant District Attorney Bloch has
received a letter from. Mrs. L. A. Payne
an important witness for the prosecu-
ton, from Salt Lake City that she will
not be able to be present at the pre-
liminary hearing and that she does not
expect to be back in the city with her
daughter, vaudeville actress, for at
least year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
THEATRICAL MAN
BEATS OFF THUGS
Edward Mahoney, Treasurer of
Three Twins" Company,
Has Hard Fight

Edward Mahoney, treasurer of the
Three Twins company, playing at the
Garrick theater, was accosted by two
men at Van Ness and Ash avenues
early yesterday morning while on his
way to his room in the ST. James hotel.
One of the men asked him for match,
and when he said ne did not have any
he was seized and an attempt made to
drag him into doorway. He fought
desperately and managed TO break loose
from them. He drew his revolver and
they fed along Ash avenue, Mahoney
firing two shots at them.
Late Tuesday night man threw a
basalt block through the plate glass
window in the store Of Mrs Minnie
Hellam, 2s5 Fourth treet. and was
seen by her daughter Dorothy while
trying to crawl through the broken
window. She screamed and the burglar
fed
Paul Theien was awakened about 2
o'clock yesterday morning by burglar
crawling through mis- window in the
Francesca apartments. 673 Oak street,
and when Thelen jumped out of bed the
burglar fed.
John Heaney, 1885 Washington street.
saw burglar running down the rear
steps about 10 o'clock Tuesday night
and found that he had stolen a skirt
and belt valued at $11.50 belonging to
his sister.
The resident Of Mrs ]. Kelly, 235
Minna street, was entered by burglars
Tuesday night and jewelry valued at
$3.50 stolen.
John B. Olson, 1I5 Parkhil avenue.
was relieved of a purse containing $40
and a scarfpin while waiting for car
at Ninth and Market streets Tuesday
evening. Mrs. F. E. Crane, 1852 Union
street, was relieved of a handbag con-
tanning articles valued at SIS on a
Polk street car.
Burglars broke into the residence of
J. b. Williams, 100 Vallejo street,
Tuesday night during the absence of
the family and stole jewelry and sill
1-er-uya re yaI11ed a s60Q
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
CITY CHARGES FRAUD
BY REDUCTION COMPANY
Amended Complaint Filed in
Suit for Accounting

An amended complaint by the city in
its suit against the Sanitary reduction
works and the Standard manufacturing
and supply company for an accounting
from June 1, 1905 to date was fled
yesterday by City Attorney Long. The
two corporations are composed of vir-
tually the same stock holders, and it
is charged that in order to defraud the
city the most profitable portion of the
refuse has been given to the Standard
company to reduce.
The contract with the city calls for
the payment by the Sanitary reduction
works OF 2 per cent of the gross re-
ceipts, and it is alleged in the amended
complaint that this obligation has been
evaded by the device of giving some of
the reduction work to the Standard
company. leasing the plant to 1t for
800 a month.
The city petitions for permission to
examine the books and asks the court
TO determine how much is due the city
under the per cent agreement The
defendants are also sued for the
recovery OF $3.50 paid for the destruc-
ton of school garbage
ACCUSED OF HORSE STEALING-Jobn Rob
erts, alias Johu Richards was arrested yes
terday for stealing horse valued at $500 from
j. Howard about two weeks ago which he
cnld 70 To-, 1-sl
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-11
FRUIT GROWERS SAFE
IN SULPHURING FRUIT
State Board of Trade Advises
Orchardists on Matter

The state board of trade at its regu-
lar meeting yesterday in answer TO
question relative to the sulphuring or
fruits during the coming season
brought up by E. B. Anderson of Wal
nut Grove advised fruit growers that
they were safe in following the meth
DDS employed during the last season
pending the decision of the referee
board and further advised them that
in the event of an adverse decision
ample opportunity would be given
growers and handlers to conform to
the new requirements.
Colonel John p. Irish and E. B. An
derson were appointed delegates to the
fruit growers convention TO be held in
Vacaville today
In reply to letter from H. C. Emery,
chairman of the tariff board OF the
treasury department at Washington.
the president of the state board was
instructed to cooperate with the gov
ernment in any matters relating to the
tarin wherein his aid was desired