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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-01-02

Some adults. that had issued some
time after July 4, were still living in
the cage at the time OF this observa-
ton. The average life of the fly Ia
probably from three to- sour days to
week or ten days.
Young cultivated groves do aot suf-
fer so mucis as older uncUlrivated ones.
The larvae fling themselves to the
ground when full grown and pupate
very near To the surface. The fragile
adult flies cannot make their way to
the surface, if blowing has buried the
immature stages under several inches
of earth. Proving in late fall or early
spring will accomplish most, but Guilt
walton throughout the summer will
help.
Three Or four pounds: Of kain;t
scattered unuer tree over a circle ap.
proximating that of the spread or the
limbs will ir all probability destroy
the larvae in the soil as well as stimu-
late the tree: Small trees will not
need more titan half this amount. 1t
may be applied in May to prevent the
first brood from issuing and if neees-
sary can be repeated in late June to
catch the large July Matching. Stir
lightly into the soil with a garden
rake. ulphocarbonate of potash, ap.
piled at the rate of 80 Regs per acre
has been found effective against the
pear nudge I'm the soil by Dr. MARGINAL
of France.
If, in early spring: the leaves
grass and trash beneath the trees are
raked together from wide circle
around the trunks and burned, and
these cleared circles are then drenched
with Kerosene emulsion diluted with
eight to ten parts of water, the hiber
mating stages of the insect will De de-
stroyed.
While methods OF planting probably
have little or no effect on the multiplf
cation of the nudge. it seems to- have
a direct relation to correction Or in
juries caused by the nudge. IF the
trees are planted not more than four
TO eight feet apart each way, straight
skyward growth is forced and, al
though the young trees start off with
crooked trunks due to successive
forkings, caused by terminal injury
after a few years the trunks will have
become quite straight. After the trees
have attained an age of five or sin
years alternate trees can be cut out, il
necessary. and the trees may be
trusted after this age to grow fairly
straight.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-01-02

was kept spread out. the depth being
not more than one-half inch. Sand II
was moistened as often as necessary
In early July adult midges appeared
in the cage. thus proving that the
pupal stage is ordinarily passed in the
ground. These midges were confined
on catalpa slips taken from trees
grown in the insectary and which had
never shown signs of infestation. July
16, three or four larvae were found
on the leaves of one of these slips. No
eggs or larvae could be found In the
bud of this slip. A different slip. thai
was put into jar containing midges
that Matched from buds on July 4
had new larvae in the bud July Is
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-01-02
DESTRUCTIVE WORK OF
THE CATALPA NUDGE
Causing Crooked
Irregular Growth-By HI. A. Gossard, M s..
Entomologis Ohio.

Three distinct forms of injury are
chargeable to the larvae of the catalpa
nudge:
1. To the leaves, causing form Of
leaf spot.
2. To the terminal buds and ends of
the branches.
8. To the seeds in the pods.
The adult flies must first appear in
May, since the spots on the leaves
appear In that month or early in June.
On June %. 1908. larvae could be
found in abundance on the leaves and
also in the terminal buds. Adults
could be seen here and there on the
leaves and could be captured in
abundance by sweeping catalpas with
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-01-02

Much less would bs
satisfactory. Tie gen.
eral average IN abovs
twenty bushels.
"Ailare loud in abe
r:aises of the great
crops and that won
derful country."-E Err
Ny.yy Elllo-y.I
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-01-02

Get Good Roosters.-If the ROSTERS
you have saved from your own flock
do not bid fair to be what you want,
let them go and buy some that are all
right. Do not think it money wasted
to pay n good price. You will get il
all back in the better chicks and the
more eggs your flock will bring YOU
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-01-02
Apparatus to Empty Canal soats.

Apparatus to Empty Canal Bolts.
Following In some ways the'eenerai
lines of the car bumpers in use on the
Great Lakes, an apparatus is to be
built In Philadelphia FOR the Lehish
Navigation Company which will take
hold OF a canal boat. elevate 1t so feet
In the air, and empty its contents
either on the wharf for conveyance TO
a storage pile. or into tho hold OK an
other vessel.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-01-02

The average man has ten friends
who want to sit up the first night no
is sick, one who will sit up the TENTH
night, and woe be it If he, hasn't money
to hire a paid nurse the twelfth night.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-01-02

from three TO four weeks. While most
of the larvae descended into the sand
to pupatc, some did not, but trans
formed wherever they happened to be.
Some midges were obtained in each
of three glass tubes, containing moth
ing but cuttings harboring the larvae.
The pupa, to casual observance;
seemed to differ hut little from the
larvae, except that it had become
somewhat shorter. The larvae were
seen to disengage themselves from the
leaves by their jerking habit and drop
to the ground. In the latter part of
June the upper layer of earth to the
depth of one-fourth to one-half inch
was removed from beneath an infested
catalpa tree and put into a GLASGOW
cred case In the laboratory. This earth
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-01-02
A POSER.

Mrs. Whim-You needn't say woman
has no mechanical genius l can do
anything on earth with only hair
pin.
Mr.. whim-Well. sharpen this leads
pencil with il.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19
HARVARD MEETS
| YALE TOMORROW

Harvard and Yale play tomor-
row, and what is expected to be
the most remarkable exhibition OF
new style football yet chronicled
lis reported to be drawing people
by thousands to Boston to see the
game.
The teams will enter the strug.
gle in good shape. Both Captain
Fish of Harvard and Coy of Yale
will be in the struggle.
The betting, which at one time
stood to 3 In favor of Yale, now
| Is listed at s to 4, and more Har.
yard support is developing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19
MUDDY FIELD AND
OLD STYLE GAME
TACOMA WILL SAVE NEW
PLAYS FOR LINCOLN AMI
USE STRAIGHT FOOTBALL
ON QUEEN ANNE.

The Lincoln High school men,
who will undoubtedly be ON the
field Saturday to observe and jot
down Tacoma's new plays, will
find their trip to this city fruit
less.
All indications are that the field
tomorrow will be heavy and too
soft for open play. Old style
football will probably be depend
cd upon by both teams, and II
Tacoma resorts to trick plays,
Coach Perkins has decided that
only those which have already
been used will be uncorked.
Tacc.fa can beat the light
cxeen Anne team, the coach he
lieyes, by straight football. He
does not expect to run up big
score, but he is satisfied he can
shove the ball across once or twice
with his own defense remaining
impregnable.
During the last two weeks the
local High school eleven has been
taught host OF new plays, tricks,
fakes and new uses of the forward
pass. These will be saved for
Lincoln, for Tacoma feels that
Lincoln is going to beat Broadway
Saturday and stay in the race rs
rival for the championship. II
Lincoln plays the game she play
ed against Tacoma in the previous
game. the Old Blue and Gold will
win, but 1t is reported that Lin.
coin win be so per cent stronger
despite the bear reports from the
Seattle camp.
Last practice for the Queer
Anne game. with Captain Beymel
at the helm, will be called to
night. Adams, the star half back
Will be held out for Lincoln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19
M'CREDlE TO
SEE DUGDALE

j PORTLAND, Nov. 1s.-Con-
gressman-elect w. w. Mcoredie,
upon whom the future of the
Northwest league seems to rest
just now, Is still non-eommital.
but it is expected that after the
conference which McCredie an
|nounces he wall have with Dug
dale, he will be able to state
whether or not he will stand by
the Northwestern league directors
in their determination to go out
law. ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19
MORE MONEY
| FOR DOBlE

The board of control of the Uni
versity of Washington, last night
showed it's good sense by voting
Coach Gilmour Dobie, the most
successful football Instructor
Washington has ever had. a sub
statial increase in salary.
The proposed post-season game
with Colorado university was re-
jected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19
'OLD CHAMPION
/ ON TACOMA
| TEAM

A strong team will be entered
by the Tacoma Golf and Country
club in the Northwest golf champ
ionships at. Seattle. Lewis ".
James. one time champion OF
America. recently came to this
city. and will be member of the
team. II. 8. Griggs, James Gil
llson, jr., w. P. Trowbridge, H. J
Carl Stebbins. o. II
Van Milhgen and Karl Thompson
will be the other Tacoma contest.
ANTS,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19
WOODMEN GIVEN
TROPHY

The e. E. Horgan cup, won by
the Modern Woodmen of America
In the Fraternal Baseball league,
was presented at dance held by
the league at Dreamland last
night by Jack Foster, and reeeiv-
ed in behalf of the team by r. F.
Eulkerson
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19

Dege & Miner Store
Now Open For Business
We haye taken the remaining two storerooms adj
joining r&present store In the California Bldg,
giving usa entire first floor, numbers l 11O-1214-
Is Pacific Avenue; We have moved our Boys
Store down stairs to one half of this new location
and opened shoe store for and boys in
the other half
This arrangement with mems store, recently
remodeIed, gives Tacoma mems and boys
store that IS second to anywhere, Mer-
camille Institution that you point with pride
and in which you rest the utmost confidence.
Everything that tends to help improve store
vice is being incorporated into this store and its
methods; skilled help, men who are specialists in
their lines, modern fixtures, store fronts and
windows, modern lighting, ventilation, interior
fixtures arrangement of stock and fxtures-a all have
been gone into most thoroughly, and the result is
strictly modern mercantile institution that will prop
erly serve you with merchandise of unquestonable
quality and goodness. No expense has been spared
and nothing stnted in this improving and enlarging
everything in this work is good substantial - and
what is of just good Importance, it's all MADE in
Tacoma;" home product home labor and there is
none better to be had anywhere.
Mr.. Dege promises to the Tacoma people tnathe
will give this city, which has been his home for
the past twenty-one years, good store for
and boys be found in any American
city; it is at present purely and solely Tacoma
institution and will always remain @
This house has the sole agencies for the lines obtainabe
of Wearing Apparel for Men and Boys namely: ALFRED
BENJAMIN & CO.'S and HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
Clothes for Men and Young Men, Edwin Capp and Burt and
Packard Shoes for Keer Crava Knox and Steson Special
Hats Exceno Shirts Lewis Deiel Linen Mesh and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19

goods strictly tailored Kaufman
Bros, Chicago Six little TaiolB Of New Shoss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-19

This house has the sole agencies for the best lines obanabe
Of Wearing Apparel for Men and Boys namely: ALFRED
Clothes for Men and Young Men, Edwin Capp and Burt and
Packard Shoes Ker Craya Knox and Stetson Special
Underwea Alden Shoes and ampeck and Skny Clothes for
Boys and Young Men.
We uplifting the whole clothing business of this city; for
stinyant to others This educational force
orders from all over this Western country We're glad to vel
anybody whoever he inspect business and
discover methods you are invited to
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-07
Two Negro Women Killed
By Dixie Flyer at Crossing

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Oct Cat.
tempting 10 cross the irseka Of the
Atlantic Coast Line at the Plank road
crossing. Just beyond Enterprise
street. ahead Of an onrushlng train,
and hesltatlng. then starting again,
Anna Bush. colored, who lived IL
West jacksonville. and Julia Miller,
colored. i2i stonewall street were
struck BY Atlantic Coast Line pas.
eenEer train. No. ss. THE Dixie
Flyer az s;i2 o'clock this morning.
both were killed Instantly
The bodies were brought 20 the city
IN the baggage car Of The train. when
was stopped few yards from the
scene Of the accident AZ the terminal
station the bodies we're identified b.
relatives.
Train No. ss. The Dixie Flyer"
due In the city Ct 8 o'clock. was q few
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-07
MINERS BURNED ALIVE
In BRITISH COLUMBIA
Thirty Men Cremated By Fire Caused by Explosion
in Mine Of wellington COIliery Company.

NANAIMO. b. c., Oct 6.--Thirty
lives are known to have been lost in
an explosion that entombed more than
atty men In the Extension mine OF
the Wellington Colliery Company
here yesterday
twenty-five of the imprisoned men
were rescued, but the rapidly spread.
ing fire prevented the resouers from
completing their work. Eight bodies
were recovered by the workers late
last night, who were making every
effort 70 force further entrance into
the two levels affected by the explo.
sion In an effort 10 save any who may
be living, and TO recover the bodies
of the dead before they are consumed.
The Are was constantly gaining
Roadway, and while Il continues there
Is little hope OF the rescuers being
able to reach the imprisoned men
All the men rescued were badly In.
iured.
The men employed In the Colllorles
on Vancouver Island are Of the better
class Of British miners, are well paid
and have comfortable homes.
The Wellington Colllery Company,
which owns the Extension mine, Is
controlled by British Columbia capital.
lists, Lieut. Governor James Dunsmulr
being the head Of the corporation.
The shock was terrific. but ita ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-07
LocHLoosA NOTES,

LOCHLOosA. Oct. s--Minsss zei-
ma Cason. Emma Warden ana Oarce
Moore Of Island Grove we're Ia town
Thursday on q shopping expedition
q. A. slngietary, conductor Of a
woskigaln on the East Coast railway.
spent some sime here with friends Lass
week
DS. creekmofe o. citra vas ~ toWn
Thursday on busineHs.
:. c. Haymaa made q business mp
70 Island Grove Thursday.
3. Roe made hasinefs trip %
Hawthorn Thursday.
Dsputy shsriR BFutou and AtsWnfy
PMS q OsinesviIls weFe D. touu ri.
aay o. buEineaa.
G. cochran isft Saturday ioF
onsss Helskis 70 ipsn1 . fsW eays
VITA relatives
n c Hoisen q Hsvthora vas 10
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-07
HILLS STATEMENT NOT
DOUBTED At WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. d. C.. October g.
Although this Is almost banner
year for yield OF crops. the Federal
Department Of Agriculture is laboring
industriously 20 collect all data pos
slble in regard 10 the serious problem
OF increasing the future food supply
OF the United States Mr.. J. J. Hilrs
startling announcement that hts ma.
ton IL Outgrowing iis food supply on
account Of increasing population II
not doubted By the Department o. Az
rlcuIture. which has already acquired
Information tending 10 prove that NJ.
MN knows whereof be speaks
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-07
|XTCO WILL EXTEND
TAFT ROYAL WELCOME
and Silver Service Of Macmillan viii Be
Used at Spread in His Honor.

train and will take with him Epitacio
Amdor, maitre d'hotel at the national
palace, and Ramon Salgado, concierge
at the palace,
A special florist and huge quanti-
ties of flowers will also be taken, the
intention being to make the banquet
hall scene of floral beauty unsur-
passed in any function rendered in
Mexico during recent years.
The carriages to be used by Presi-
dent Diaz and his cabinet have al
ready started for the border. Troops
which are to act as guard of honor
during the meeting of the two execu.
tives will leave some time this week.
Massive Grecian columns are being
erected in Juarez along the streets on
which Presidents Taft and Diaz are
to parade. The columns are to be
surmounted by huge eagles. Extra
forces of decorators and men in the
employ of the Mexican federal govern.
ment were set to work yesterday to
complete the decorations in time. The
work is also being pushed on the
Benito Juarez monument so that Gen.
Diaz can lay the cornerstone of the
s117,OO shaft to the memory OF the
man who forced Macmillan from the
Mexican throne.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-07

QiCo CITY, oct. 6.-Mexico is
be- to entertain President Taft
ale of royal magnificence such
been seldom witnessed on the
american continent.
all due honor may be done the
Ne of the United States when
hes across the Rio Grande as
lest of President Diaz, orders
BEEN issued to have carried to
Juarez, the historical and cele-
presidential silver and plate,
Sing great portion of the sill
hd china forming the banquet
of Emperor Macmillan. On
b 8 a special train will leave
carrying the banquet service.
list time this service was used
then Elihu Root. the Secretary
tie for the United States, was
ained by President Diaz at Cha
&c Castle. The set comprises
b thousand pieces and is said to
re favorably in richness and in
or with famed sets of the old
royal families.
custody of this famous silver
K in the hands of Alfredo Bar.
,fflcial intrOducer OF ambassa.
who will be In charge of all ar
ments for the banquet to be ten.
on this side Of the big river.
Barron win go With the special
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-07

CKSoNVILLE, Fla. Oct. 6.-The
Annual Convention of the Tur-
me Operators Association win be
in the auditorium Of the Board
rade, in the city Of Jacksonville,
ida, Wednesday and Thursday,
Der goth and 21st. 1909. The SEES
will convene promptly at 10 a.
md 2 p. m. each day
ferry member Of the Association
every man engaged directly or
fectly in the naval stores industry,
lher he has ever been aligned with
association OF not, is urged to at
this convention.
hestions of vital importance are
+ frankly and conscientIously con-
red, discussed and acted upon.
is no time for pickering and dis
}, but for discussion and action
g business lines.
, Interesting program is being ar
'ed. Invitations will be extended
be Governors OF each OF the States
he naval stores belt, and also 20
chief Of the Forest Service Of the
ed States TO attend and address
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-07
TWO ENGINES COLLIDE WITH
FATAL RESULT ON I. c. RoAo

SPRINGFIELD Ill.,, Oct. Cone
passenger was killed outright and
thirty-hve persons were injured, four
probably fatally. In a collision last
night between the special taking
home several hundred excurslonists
who had been attending the State
Fair, In this city. and the regular pas.
senger train on the Illinois Central,
at Parnell, three miles south of Farm
er City
The wreck occurred ON q sharp
curve while the two trains were run
ming at a high rate Of speed. Four
Of the coaches OF the special were
smashed. Il was II o'clock before the
frst word OF the accident reached
Farmer City. when Conductor Dun.
can, OF the special. himself seriously
injured, Iimped into town.
Conductor Duncan. OF the special,
says bis own watch was being repair.
ed, and he was using another The
dial In this watch was not In the
same position as bis own. and when
he looked at II he thought be had
fourteen minutes IN which to run into
Farmer City, whereas he had but one
minute
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-07
BANKER WALSH MUST SERVE
HIS TERM IN PENITENTIARY,

CHICAGO. Oct. 6.--John r. Walsh,
convicted of misappropriatiOn of the
funds of the Chicago National Bank,
must serve the sentence of FIVE years
imprisonment imposed by the trial
jury save in the event that the Su.
preme Court upsets the affirmation
of the verdict of guilty handed down
by the United States Circuit Court
of Appeals here yesterday. Counsel
for Mr. Walsh in their appeal laid the
greatest stress on what they allege
was lack Of criminal intent upon
the part of the defendant, In the
lengthy brief which they filed, much
law was quoted TO show that the con
victed banker, newspaper publisher
and railroad owner used the funds OF
the bank In what he considered a lie.
climate manner. The opinion OF the
court of appeals, written by Judge
Humphrey and handed down by Judge
Grosscup. is brief and Confined almost
wholly to the question OF criminal
intent. The allegation that Juror
Palmer was unduly influenced is die.
missed with word. and but little
more Is wasted In eliminating the al
legation OF inconsistency and repug.
nancy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-07

minutes late. aud IN charge Of fsnst
neer Mann and Conductor Reid. wis
makibg about the usual time through
the yards Engineer Mann saw the
two women after be bad whlstled fof
the crossing, and At hrst thought they
were going 10 cross the tracks IN
time. bat they stopped as n 20 await
the passing o. the train. Then sud
denly the two women started ahead
aud az they reached the center Of the
track were struck by the locomotive
Both were thrown far 10 the side
Of the track. Engineer Mann brought
hls train 20 q standstiil within a hun.
dFed yards and hacked up % che
scene Of the accident One Of the
women was yet breathing and with
the Assistance Of Conductor Held and
others Of the train crew. the bodies
we're carried 20 The baggage car and
brought 20 the terminal station.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-07
More Liberal Policy As To
Delivery Registered Mail

wAgHINGTON. Oct s.-Ths Post
Office Department has decided up0n q
more liberal policy 10 Registered We.
Ter delivery. Hitherto rules o. tbe DE-
Ianmeni have made & imposaibis Tor
postnan 70 deliver IetteFs % anyone
otksF fban ths person addressed This
haa resaifsd 81 FeEafioas delays and
serious inconFeaisHee % basisess ae4
professional men
Hsfeafier registered nall - % o.
lea a. ne place % which h h a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-07
aptain and Crew Released
But Vessel Held in Mexico

states that be h not allowed 70 com
munlcate with the American consul.
nor win ne officials ten hiH vay be
has been arrested.
The Mexicans have refused 70 eve
10 the sehoones. having iodged =
formal complaint against her for
poaching
The master ., the schooner ei4'''''
that be vas cauEti In ne Con slo','
% nearly three weeks ago ana - 80
Is damaged that be Eeat into ffo-
sFeaso Tor Fepairs bat vas seiisa l1
nedIaeelg.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-10-07
brpentine Operators To
|Meetin jacksonville Oct. 20

the convention. It is expected that
at least two representatives OF the
Forest Service will be present and
deliver addresses outlining the result
OF the Governments Investigations OF
the industry. II will be a revelation
to many operators TO learn Of the ex'
tensiye experimental and educational
work now being conducted By the
Government for the direct benefit OF
the manufacturers Of naval stores.
The special agent Of the Bureau Of
Census, in charge OF naval stores
statistical work for the forthcoming
census. will also be present He viii
advise with operators as 20 the man.
ner OF preparing schedules which
every operator viii be required 70 nh
out within the next few months.
one of the pleasant social features
Of the convention will be a banquet
rendered TO the visiting naval stores
operators by the business men of the
city OF Jacksonville. This viii be one
OF the most elaborate banquets ever
given TO a trade association IN the
state OF Florida.