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5 Cows and 2 Heit6TSR


This herd of cows has been testing on an
average Of 4 per cent at Cook & Brady's Cream
cry some OF these cows are fresh. others
close sprlngers, have calves by day of sale
HAl6 Hogs, ShOats and Pigs
Brood Sow and Pigs 10 weeks old, S
>hoats will weigh about 100 pounds each.
thoroughbred l. o. q. Boar Hog, year old
About so Chickens, Barred Plymouth
Rocks and Rhode Island Reds
FARMING IMpLEMENTs-Two 2horse
Wagons, Peach Wagon and Rigging, 80 bas-
keis; New Idea Manure Spreader, 2 Hay Rig
gings, Two-seat Carriage, Top Buggi.s Spin
die Buggy, Carriage Pole, Osborne Binder, So
foot cut; DeeriDg Mower. Hay Rake Hay
1edder, Pennsy lvania Grain Drill, Janesviie
Corn Planter with phosphate attachments,
Land Roller 2Three-borse South Bend Plows.
| Twohorse Oliver Plow, One-horse Oliver
Flow, .2i spike Tooth Harrows. heavy and
light; Osborne Spring Tooth Harrow, Disc
darrow, 2 Road Scoops, Set of Marking
Poles, Long Hog Trough, Hosting RarreI
Hay Fork, Car, Blocks and Rope, Blacksmith
Anvil and Vice, l6-f,ot Wheeibarrow Glover
Seeder, Corn Shelter, gooi as new; Eclipse
Barrel Sprayer, with connections and 2
spraying rods, ider Press, Half-bushel Meas
ure Bushel Baskets, Lot Cow Chains, Broad
Axe, 2 Farm Bells, Grindstone, wheelbarrow,
Lawn Mower, Chatam Seed Wheat Drain
Fan with Dagger and riddle complete, $50
Good Cotton Grain Bags, Lot of Phosphate
Bags, Lot of Double Trees and Single Trees.
Post Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Grubbng Hoes,
Picks Mauls
Knives, Hedge Knives Straw Knives Log
Chains, Set louble Blocks with $50 feet l-inch
Rope, Set Single Blocks with Rope, Hogs
head, Lot OF Barre Is, Crescent saw. Churn,
Reea Lever Butter Print Butter Worker, But
ter Tub and all Butier-making Tools, 6 Milk
Cans, Set Beam and feas, 2 Hot Bed sash,
Long Ladder, and many other things found
on well-tilled farm
HARNES~--Two Sets Breeding Wagon
Harness. Set Chain Harness, Set Double Car
riage Harness, Set Single Carriage Harness,
Piow Harness, Collars, Brides, Lines and
Double Lines etc.
HOUSEHOLD GOoDS-Cook Stove, No.
revolving top, in good order; chunk Burner,
these stoves are both good ones; Lot of Pots,
Kettles, Pans, Cooking Utensils Large Lard
fot, small Lard Pot, ard Pre- =. Sausage
otuhcii cn'eTpilse Meat choppers, 9XH foot
Extension Table, new; Round Table, Kitchen
Table, Drop Leaf Table 8 Cane Seat Dining
ro"p chairs Lot OF Rockers, Porch Chairs, 8
Complete Bedroom suits, Hair Mattresses.
Goose Feather Beds, Lot of Goose Feather
Pillows and Bosters, Brussels and Rag Car
pets, Mattings, Estey Organ, in good order;
Hall Rack, New Home Sewing Machine, and
many other honseh i'd articles Lot OF Side
Meat by the pound.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums Of $50 and
under, cash; on sums over $40 credit of 10
months will be given by purchaser giving
bankable note with interest from date per
cent. discount for cash on sums over $40
7. A. REEFS
DR. Charles Il Bles Auctioneer.
Byron Bouchelle, Clerk
James II. Smith Outside Clerk. 9feb-ts
AT same time and place will sell my bay stall
lion, PENN, by Pencader q1J4, he by King AL
bert, by King Nutwood, by Nutwood; Dam a
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Pine country home with ali modern improve
ments and conveniences. Beautiful lawn of about
acres. Apply for terms to
JOSHUA CLAYTON.
2bjun Il Attorney Eikton. Md
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PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property

The undersigned, intending to dis
continue farming, will sell at public
sale on the farm where he now resides,
known as the J. +. Gonce farm, was
the Bratton property, 3 miles South Of
Elkton, and 3 miles North OF Pivot
Bridge, about I-2 miles east OF Elkton
and Chesapeake City road, on
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G COWS

Is head Mich Cows and heifers,
some OF them very close springers.
This is a fine herd OF Cattle, and is
worth the attention oil buyers, Guern-
sew Stock
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For Sale

Country store property together with stock,
good will and fixtures. Retiring from business
reason for selling. Apply for terms to
JOSHUA CLAYTON. q
26jun II Attorney; Elkton, Md.
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FOR SALE.

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FOR sALE-2 fresh cows. 8 close sprinQers.
G. M. AfAHONEY, e
19feb2t Mechanics Valley.
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FOR REN1s


FOR RENT-Flas Ii Hotel Efkton. MSf6
Street Apply on the premises. f2fcb n
FOR RENT-Residepce al Rejects Mil. for<
merry occupied W the late Mary >. Ricketts,
cisoRcE RICKETTS,
Jan 22-u Near Elkton, Nd
FOR RENT. Three story brick house, Oh H
Main s.. All modern couvenienccs, delightful
location, fine lot and garden 10 rooms in house.
Immediate possession given. Apply to
MRS. ELIZABETH n. HURN,
1bfebtf Eikton, Nd
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AT same time and place will sell my bay stall
lion PENN, by Pencader dl94), he by King AL
bert by King Nutwood, by Nutwood; DAM a
Belgian mare. Penn is coming years old,
weighs 1900, and is in fine condition for the road.
W. II. PYLE,
X. +. ID. No. ]. Chesapeake City, Md
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- ~S So, go
rections, and if it does not bene
fit he will return your money
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FOR SALE

Large property on North St. running through
to Bow St.. 90 #. on North St.. % IT, & in on Bow
| St. 103 II. in. on Wing st.
Brick residence, II rooms and bath: small
frame dwelling and frame stable.
5feb 4w FREDERICK I. HAINEs, Attorney.
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Addrtas. 4. GI3n(<1< III III WrN'HI.d #
5fel, Nv I.ff,er1y Cro8c n
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Wednesday, March 2, 1910
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. N

all OF his Live Slocp, Farming Implement
and Household Goods, as ioliow,:--
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PUBLIC SALE
or
Personal Prop 'I'ty

The urdtrs'gnd havirg 81 4 ire farm
where he nov resides one mite nth al
Chesapeake ny. Md on tie siui,e road lead
irg 10 It. Augustine viii sell NJ pubic sale on
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Pair fine young mules. rising four years old.
Thoroughly broken; work anywhere. sound as a
new dollar will sell right to quick purchaser as
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Thursday, March Sd, 1910
IS Head Of Cattle

OF which 6 are No. Mich Cows,
some i'll profit and others will be,
shortly.
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Mortgage Sale

or VALUABLE
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The undersigned, intending to move
away, will sell the following ON the
Mclaughlin farm, where he resides,
I-2 mil West OF Cowantown, on
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The undersigned, as agent. will sell
at public auction on the farm known
as the ,arker l.. George farm, now
occupied by him on the new Elk Neck
road, about two miles from Elkton,
Md on
The evening world., 1910-12-02
BARTON OUT OF JOB.
Court Holds Hospital Board Had

william +. Barton. former General
Inspector of Construction OF Bellevue
and Allied Hospital. has failed In his
efforts TO be reInstated. The Appellate
Division OF the Supreme Cour; to-day
rendered an adverse decision to Bar
tons contention that he was unlaw-
fully removed. in that there was still
work to be performed under his super
vision.
The Court held that the Boaru Of
Trustees. who ousted Barton rom his
5000 a year job. had a perfect right 20
do so at any time they saw ut.
The evening world., 1910-12-02
DEUEL. WINS CLAIM.
city Must Pay Former Judges bill
for Defense.

Joseph NJ. Deuel., former Judge OF Spe-
cial Sessions, who was brought before
the Appellate Division OF the supreme
Court on charges while Oh the bench.
to-day got an order from the Appellate
Court affirming the lower tribunal In
granting a writ to compel the Board OF
Estimate TO approve his claim against
tho city for SLIGO, which 1t cost him to
defend himself.
The charges against the judge, based
on an alleged violation OF the Charter
by his engaging In other business while
on the bench, were dismissed. e.
The evening world., 1910-12-02
SHOOTS FOREMAN
FIFTY EMPLOYEES
=, JOIN IN CHASE
Discharged Shop Hand Escapes
Capture Once, but Is
Caught on Car.

Nincenzo Duccaferri OF No. 72i Bed.
ford avenue. Brooklyn. a discharge |
lasting hand, shot a shop foreman. ROB-
"rt Will, of No. 23i Cook street. Brook
iyn, at the Dodd shoe factory at No.
ITO York street, Brooklyn. to-day. WI!
was taken to the Brooklyn Hospital.
dying. Duccaferri was caught after a
long chase through the streets.
Supt. Parker OF the factory had been
intercedlng with witt for Duccnfe ri,
whom Witt had discharged. As the
superintendent walked away witt
ansrily told the mar to get out OF the
factory and put his hands on him.
DIccaferri whipped out a revolver and
fired a shot which struck witt in the
left foot. The wounded man grapp'ed
with him, and as they fell to the .loor
'he revolve. was fred three times.
two Of the shots went through WITS
stomach. Duccaferri ran down the
stairs to the street. carrying the re-
volver with him.
Fifty employees on the floor rushed
FOR Duccaferri after TIE first shot.
NldN bulullldl, n !tSNeT. CtuSnl MIN at
Main and York streets.
Let go of ms and I'll telephone to
the police said. Duccaferri.
They let him go into a barber shop.
But he did not telephone; he threw
She revolver into a corner and dashed
out again. This time lie dlstanced his
plrsuers. At Fulton street nc jumped
IN a street car, bound downtown.
Policeman Garner Joined the chase,
'aught the car and took Duccaferri
back to the factory. where Witl identi-
ned MIN Tn AN -fafenont.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04

freight depot umbrella sheds passenger
subway shop extension increased yard trackage.
The railroad construction and the new business blocks and
give that Ogden entering
which will end until this city becomes the
desirable investment point in the entire west
Other cities this have had their boom but Ogden has
along without strained effort boosting
Now the time opportune to let the outside know that this the
promising all the nteTmountain country for
which establish home Ogden stand great
boosting without coming within the category of doomed
There at command capable of
making city BY arousng ourselves the $4,000
be reached within few years.
Now the time the agitation for Greater Ogden
tell the whole truth the exact truth and
nothing the truth Ogden honestly presented will attract
looking investment and location
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
GROWTH OF DISTANT CITIES.

mat this world Of undergoing changes disclosed
the stories from other lands We of
people of other
progress being made that every part the United States
But we indulgng rich conct which scarcely justified
Frank Carpenter his travels Asia has found that
the Chinese with all their thagy and cusveness advancing
and their industrial progress includes railroad building and
steel works cotton factories manufactures and dozen other
great industries At point the Yangtse he
prsed to find modern kind where 5000
natives employed quality steel rail
being produced
At Singapore city 100000 inhabitants been built
the Maayan island whole prosperng with
In another division of the world equally surprising
mera activity accomplishing wonders There Buenos Ayre
which spelled That city far-away Argentina
thousand will approximately state population The
just taken shows Buenos Aires has population 100000
growing 100000 The city
has doubled and that ranks with big
ping centers of the world.
Where Montedeo? The old biographies naccuraey placed
the somewhere the coast of Uruguay
You do hear Uruguay only intervals
much real information offered the
distant land Monevdeo largest
tonnage equahng that Liverpool exceeding
Marseie Cardiff Kobe London which for
decades held first place until lately
New Antwerp beyond the
tevdeo. Is that wonderful?
admit that after ALL progress
confined this country of mighty undertakings surprising
accomplishment but that nearly all countries taking
ful activities
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
KNOCKING" IN OGDEN.

food and dairy inspectors of this state in their
doing knocingin the language of the Real Estate
inspectors have found that the milk supplied
Ogden by daies either dirty too low butter
solids be within the requirements of the law and
den involved contest with the
food authorities.
This knocking, to be but it is the knocking which
makes the future Of Ogden
Wrongs be hid from the public without
nfcng injury which eventually prove injurious
than publicly administered cure.
Ogden firmly established free initiation that
the daylight shine all its defects without working the least
permanent harm
knocks which boosts and of the best
makes for the welfare of this community,
whether inspired the food inspectors other influence for
good.
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ring RECORD is
IN FAVOR OF JEFF
(Ry Jen ThompsonO

New York. March flames ]. Jof-
fries has apparently quit the stage for
good-untll after the big fght-and
now that a more decisive outlook has
been put upon pugillsdc affairs we
shall delye into the dope TO ascertain
how the men measure up according
10 statistics. Johnson has fought
more than three times as often rs
Jeffrles. but Notwithstanding that tho
figures glvc the white man the better
OF 1t. JeG has fought twenty times
and landed fifteen clean knockouts.
while Johnson has fought scycnty-onc
times and knocked out thirty-one op-
ponents The dope shows Jefries 20
be the more dangerous man OF the
two for he apparently carries i dead
ly wallop, while Johnson has Won
through endurance and pure skin.
In all his fighting Jim has fought
1S4 rounds. while Johnson has fought
622 rounds. Even considering the
great number OF fights indulged In by
the black the figures show that JEFF
fries ended his battles az early as pos
sible by clean sleep punches. Jetries
has only won one fight In the first
round. while Jack has won three. JET
fries has won three fights on decisions
and Jack has won fifteen in tnat man
ner JeffrieS has won four battles In
the second round. while Johnson has
won only three. Jeffries has fought
two draws and Johnson six. Figuring
after the manner OF horsemen II looks
as though the white man had the bot
ter OF the argument, but we must al
low for tho lapse OF time.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
MAGGIE TOUT
WELCOMED
HOME
ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE EX-
TENDS OVATION TO HER.
Beautiful Concert at Tabernacle Last
Night, In Which OgdenS Famous
Choir Appears.
(By Alonzo Westl

A large and enthusiastic audience
at the Ogden Tabernacle last evening
extended royal welcome 20 Miss
Maggie Tout 10 her native city.
After the splendid rendition OF God
is Our Refuge Dudley Bucks great
chorus. by Ogden's noted choir OF 230
voices. under the direction OF Prof.
Joseph Ballmtyne, Apostle David o.
Mckay, in a few we'll chosen words,
told the story of the efforts OF r. +.
Tout TO achieve success for his daugh-
ter In the world Of music, after which
he introduced Miss Maggie Tout as
one of the foremost singers in the
world.
And. then, amid a perfect ovation OF
applause. there came upon the plat
form Young lady. possessing a
charming personality. a fine stage
presence and vocal ability OF the FIRST
quality. and Miss Maggie Tout was
welcomed home.
Her first number, '7Nymphes ct Syl.
vains." the dainty waltz song OF H.
Bimberg, written especially for Nine
Melba, was sung in n most charming
manner. the singer scoring a recall.
Then came the Prayer Song" from
PuccIni's opera. ia Tosca,' a song
in exact contrast to her first number,
calling for great display OF tempcra-
ment and vocal control. both OF which
were supplied by Miss Maggie in full
measure. the deep grief of La Tosca
being lived over again In song. the
young singer responding 10 an enthu-
siastic encore by singing MY Treas
ure,' by Joan Trevalsa.
plished singer, but a cellist OF rare
ability. Her rendition of Romance"
By Fisher, was greeted with enthusi-
astic applause
In pleasing contrast TO the heavier
songs Of the evening were the two
beautiful English songs. Night
ingale.' by Lehman. and Cuckoo" by
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Newton, which were eXquisltely rem
dered by the young soprano. An en-
core was again called for and she re-
sponded by singing I'll No One Ever
Marries Me-" by Lehman.
But the great climax OF the evening
came in her rendition OF tho great
aria. willamette" by Aqua. in Italian.
Scarcely a song could be found IN all
musical literature which would so tax
the ability OF any singer as this dlfll-
cult aria Requiring range OF near
ly three octayes, replete with runs
and trills. and withal a song of much
beauty. 1t was sung by Miss Tout in
a perfect manner. The entire audi
ence was held spellbound. marveling
at the ease with which she sung.
When she came to the climax with
skip from D to r above high c. be-
ginning the F with pianissimo tone
and swelling In volume until the tones
OF the grand piano seemed small In
deed the audience greeted the won
derful performance with an ovation
of applause. recalling the young ar
tiste again and again, not being salts
fed until she consented TO sing an
encore. Tosti's Goodbye" one OF the
most beautiful OF modern songs being
chosen by her TO close the evenings
program
Edwin +. Tout. father OF Miss Tout.
rendered two splendid numbers dur
ing the evening one. My Friend" by
Wetherby. a question song OF much
worth. words as well as music, and
"Bedouin Love Song" by Pinsuti.
stirring love song, His fine tenor
voice was In good condition and his
finished rendition of the songs called
forth rounds of applause.
Mr.. Tout's duct with his daughter.
Our Gondola," by Lucatana, was
also most pleasingly sung, an encore
being called for. 20 Restless Sea- be-
ing sung by the father and daughter
in response,
Miss Tout was greatly aided In her
work by the piano accompaniment
of Miss Laurctte Malone and the pipe
organ accomplishments of Mr.. Sam f.
Whitaker.
Miss Malone, a young local pianlsie.
shows promise of a very bright future
in this line of work, her accompani-
ments being played with much of that
sympathetic insight which Is OF such
great assistance to a singer
She also scored decided success
In her solo. ''PalIchmelle,' by Rach-
mannoG, her intonation being very
sure and her technique very good. the
difficult solo being almost perfectly
done.
The work of Mr.. S F. Whitaker
needs no comment, suffice it say that
both his choral and solo accompani-
ments were fully up TO his usual good
standarr
And last, but not least, the Ogden
Tabernacle choir. worthy back
ground for any array of artists. how
ever great, gave as their closing mum
ber Barnby's lullaby, Sweet and
Low" one OF the best pieces OF work
done by them this season. and Di-
rector Joseph Ballantyne is certainly
TO be congratulated on his fine control
OF this great body of singers
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
SUIT TO GUST THE
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Price. March S.-At $50 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon the case of J. w.
WaTf against the Carbon county com.
missioners, p. r. Mcdonald. D. j.
Thomas and Chris Jensen. which has
been on trial here for the past three
days. was given 10 the jury by Judge
A. f. Christensen. Up TO a late hour
last night the jury had not reached
a verdict. and one is not expected un-
I'll Friday forenoon.
The action brought against The
commissioners Is one in which It IS
sought 10 have them removed from
Office on the charge OF "wilfully. know
ingly and corruptly falling and neg
lectiug TO perform their official du-
ties The charge was filed by Mr.
Ward. who alleges that the commls-
sioncrs have been IN the habit Of trav-
cling about the state on passes fur
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
GREAT NORTHERN DISASTER.

The disaster to the and mail trains Wellington
the Northern has brought the fact that winter
that part Of the Cascades through which the Hill road operates
the dangerous all the transcontnena
While the Southern Pacific blocked by wahou at time
passengers but
during the snowide PERIOD there stretches Of track
avaanhes laundering and threatening destruction
At Wellington the parties imminent peril
slides continue sweep down from the mountains
such conditions prevailing the that
has delayed the construction of large tunnel the
been made and which planned purpose
avoiding these danger points in winter.
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nlshcd them BY tho Denver K Rio
Grande railroad. and then charging
mileage 10 the county at regular
rates. thereby defraudIug the county.
on the stand the commissioners Ad.
mltted travelling upon passes aud thai
they had 1led sworn claims for fares
at the rates charged by tho railroad
10 It's common passengers Tho case
was based on the same statute as
that under which officials In Ogden
wore ousted from odicc a few years
ago.
Irrespective OF the vordlct OF The
jury, the case. II Is said. will be car.
riod TO the supreme court s. A
King OF Salt Lake represented the
plaintiff. while S k. Thurman OF Salt
Lake was counsel for the commission
erR
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= To Subscribers by Mail !

Ivory few days letter OF subscribers
"no say We don't understand
newspaper from sending its the wants to
do credit business"
aho government does credit system at all
But Goes that subscribers shall have
~ oenee OF The postal which
or onfS por month Daily three months In
erreors must 80 day.
uniess tho subscriber
1tra the must be Standard
must int prompt let be-
hind moro than three months.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
TAFT TO SETTLE
LEGAL QUESTION

Washington. March 2--The ques.
tion Of whether A. c Shaw. late law
officer OF tho forest service. who vas
dismissed by order Of President Taft
at tho time Chief Forester Plnchot
was removed should be allowed 20
practice his profession before the de-
partment OF the interior. will be de-
termlned by President Taft himself.
II was announced today.
When Mr.. Show asked permission
TO practice before Secretary Bal
linger's department. his application
was temporarily denied
AS resident OF North Carolina.
Shaw interested the delegation OF
that state In the matter. and Senators
Oyerman and Simmons and Represeu.
tative Page saw President Taft re-
garding IT, The president Is expect
ed 10 announce a decision Ia a few
days
Tho opinion was advanced today
that "Mr Shaw probably would be
allowed 10 practice after reason
able length Of time"
Representative Page says he In
tends TO "fnd ont II Mr. Shaw can DO
denied tho opportunity Of making
living"
He said that II tho president dccid-
ed against Shaw. ho would continue
the fight. He says he does not b.
IIevc Shaw's dismissal from the gov.
ernment service is sufficient grounds
for barring him from pracucing his
profession before tho departments.
Senator Root. a member OF the Bal.
luger Pinchot investigating commit
tee is considering tho case and al
tho same end OF the capital II is pre-
dioted a decision may bc postponed
until after Shaw has testified In the
lnnnlrY now nrnceedlnR
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-04
SPRAYING TIME IS
NOW APPROACHING

Willard. March THE farmers in
this vicinity arc making preparations
10 begin their spring spraying OF fruit
trees. Wednesday a demonstration
was given by Prof Edward G. Titus
OF Logan and County Tree Inspector
Haslam of brigham regarding the
correct methods OF tree spraying. Tho
demonstration was highly interesting.
and proved OF much value 10 the farm
ers. Later on the matter OF trco
pruning WAS taken up. and tho visitors
explained the method 10 be employed
wherein the best results could be OBJ
tained