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81 thi~ month. That event VIII Nind AZ
the seventh season ~ the club Nhlch opened
on Decoration DAAy nth a sail yacht race.
Hon by " n " Manns LiIacOa The
club 'his s~ason has more active members
than az any time In ~ history, and on
more cup trophieo this Ssison than =, ~
i've "err captured at me 'hsaApeaks Raw
' acht RACING club races Then To-"
another feature ~ the club this $50 -on Va-
ihai he members took more interest m ~
anair- anu have done more tor The 'luh'-
good The racing spirit ~ the cluh has
been Nnrr good And 10 = "Nps''ed that 40
more -loopS vii he taken in'u the fr~i
On" NJ ihe-f l. ra,"r ami "a ~ help q"
Strengthen fhs club feet
u" fa"tng ,uWmI''re = rompoSad ~
> J PilroF. y VI Gray and Thomas
betne They are Osll pleased With heir
end " he club aud fore 80, ,.' better 70
SALTS for me- ssa-Bn
Nifer NoNenb-r club members viii
I've ready 20 pu' their hut'- aWaN for the
winter They do NOT have - haul 'hsIr
boat pui - stone liug-.' eve - con -tdsT"d
"ns at -" hest plavD- around his go" Tor
'ha "ln'rrfns 81 hua'- The s,. ~ 'ls
cove does n"' mUH" ant 'hs hua'- ~" pei
fs. IA safe
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College AthIetIrS

There arc ~ odd oarsmen out 'or ne rrews
a. Irnns, ItaniA ~ tOiumbia Viss hAs fust
nineteen mon 20 'hs freshmen ana no. quite
man Tor 'h' ysrsii'
capt rro-' ~ NJ Nai- rfrw - no r0n'fAf
no. - l'hsiAnding % lsnf nsr~s,srN 20 hA,s big
'r~vs are cons>trnt' ughisr thHr 'h- Thsms-
r.gHf> and ,onsisfen''l hotter. man fhinA
-use'and NJ nsV Vouing coach 81 WtSrorsir
~ ~fraruse tOlga'r. Hamilton. onto NfAfr
ant ksnIurLF STATE a. 'oa 10 In '4rio#. tpp-. d.
bs'orr he sent 10 Madison
Inc cornell psnnsb I,Ania dgsI ,ro., roun'rl
run viii be held ~ ithArA on October % Thsrr
are Ten men In the Penn squad no no>' ir
porfsn' heinE capt 'uur'h. NpIlr B"1s' snd
NotrT
rarrnss- IL 20 ~ started ~ me '.nt,rr,.'s ~
viii ,oa.r mo men ~ rAs useu IN rharsr ~
f-a,. sthIrtt,s fhsrs fpr some tine sGi - o.
ths gsfnr 'pt NJ raining DO ''ll gl,~ b.. 'r.r.
candidate
Tnsr- vtU ~ big crew rrfsrrA ION - o.nsu
sDpn idmite,il. ihs' h"'. sou''NIrs 20 rsiS
Hfr ~ ofusll
Nr-Ong hos Who vtrrI ,ongraiuIAuona 20
me ~srtr.f.s football fram Tor ds'safInE INC
Indian, Va Iorn y Nrrhboid .. Wa me
stadium. ~ s1rsrus~ -rs-s NJ gs-re was riavsd
Gv., Mar,h ,sss SEQ n,oYr. E.suor, ross
Tisor and fEgatr have been sslsrtst for thS
eros roInpJ 'rnlulnE 'sbls 81 Sale
Hsssssu =, yiilisus 0nish~t no With
. mo. ~ $40
''rsr fHs UuroIs rrflaro 'oo'rsu ysmr vri,r
10 fIini foarH ='HgV ~ .F.. $40 .trp.s
10 ~ IUUNIa ArrI'b MAR cam ~ ,nnrraf
Ia'~ o. I'll on mr. f~aw DO f-.faIT. IT'S -
. long game and dsser - - grand yIctory.
rhaI's Sonsihing IKE the spirit D
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N" seo,. 49, DOS n?' coo ,aln ne ',ar,' IN N.
blo"h Island and STAFFORD >hosI race. In Vhich
'he CAss competed FOR special prizes on cisss
hAndicAp-
Ta-' week Inv srx published a synopsis
81 ne racing ~ The larger ias,". - -Ioop-
and particularly mentioned the VI lass
in which four Yacht. m.' which had been
huht ." 'onf"rm - different ril~s The
GAfd"nia ~a- 'reditsd W.fh having son one
second prl" only Ihi- should hav. been
fS0 She Won two So Ond prizes duginR
Iarchmonf race week Leo = U.rZtv
III. ov nrT m Tho Gard.nta. wr,te- To 'oTy.si
TINS error and saws ms Yacht won seven
nr-'s and Two seconds he gives The dataiis
Whnric ia"Rt Tut nr-i Is m mf, I n%S1 p,x
regatta. Hfooklyn Yacht club four nrsts
IN that 'rIiae. and N" Hearst cup IN m"
ape May race TINS l. al corTegt bat
~ the races down The lower hay. whore
"a rd"niA Vas -u''r--ful Sh" had only the
-"hoon~r Ismmany aud ~" -lDpp Advta
II" beat "a N" BROOKLYN "rlis" she salad
Yachts 81 her lass and r va- surpriains
80 many va'hiam"n Who know ~. speed
~ ~" Gard"n,a ina, she DID NO do better
there She ~ rated taN0ftbls under Tho
rIl" and ~ former '"ar- h'~ Won many
prIe-
wht'n hH- ION" -" much Tor }t'hitnz tnir
ssHsOu. f. 80 have ncW home ~ meeting
~ -" 80 h"ld r","nth when - per cen
pt the members W"r" present " MAS der idod
- 80 uL" permanent pu1ri"r- ~ i1Ii L"ru-'
-'r"e' rhi1d"irhla. Vh''h hss b-"n leased
Tor long term - ears. WIN the prINil y.
81 ht.ring The hpiis" - nov beng nttrd
for the ,IUh. - u,'upIn,N and NtlI h.. rsadv
nest U"n'h u as voted q" spend y OEi
~ nf'IrR ~ 'n" usW hoI-H tom upd0Ta
4 g. Nhftk"r hns done mrrl Tor ne
club during hf= term 1T ONO Ne made
big su''"-- ~ no" ft'e ~ Havana and upN
hs- -u"' o"d"d ~ getting n"N home fof
M" m~mb"fs ~" plans 20 dp -fIil more
n"N' season md he la' hf-uiou.- Z lIh
= 10 =" prpmrn"nI factor IN no" sport sll
along Tho ,urs
The Lynn Yacht club ls u" nave , new
hpfu| a hIfh - 80 '0sf 49, $50 tIHua and
=ftsfi fTafIuua zero submitted ~ 'ns usm-
hsf- - - meeting held rc'anfIH and q ,pn1.
mite" - 1ppD. uied 30 800 about 'ro eTet
ftpn ~ mo noe brrIdfYg Ius .Iuh ~.
gru'u Uu'n lately ana uov h1- = ll-gs
mem iers rIU
The tDrinfuIsn Yacht club ~ BALTIMORE
viii bold its annual oyster roast the end
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var SWIWHERS STRONG.
Only T~e Men Of the Squad Are Lacking
Chances Are Hrtght.

NV HNvTN. Oc' o! Yale men are
looking forward to ano her ,hamrionship
swimming cam this wear Wales pros
poets are unusually hriR'' NJ 81 last
years championships team will 10 hack
thi- season With the exception 81 " Rctd
and capt Richards The loss Of Richards
Will 10 keenly felt IN water polo In hi
four wears IN CollSg" - vas 'hn Tna.Ulfa,
of the Vale team
Tho team has good material from which
~ can draw however. 10 make M - lo-sa-
In last years freshman team Summers
IlS and schmidt are both ~ good oaIibre
and will be valuable additions 80 IN" team
Those Of last year team Wh" will -Vtm
again IN the relay and ~ yard are " Howe
rs Stoddarf. -, fId Win-lnW. rs
these men have already h~en mernners
~ the team for 'Wo years and HoN. hold
~" intercollegiate record for ~ vHrIs
In the Iu0 ward event there are How. and
S'oddar' Stoddart and Palmer the
latter the Champion last year IN The -gu yari
swim. Will both b" out for that event AGAIN
this year ioree. Who broke the inter.
collegiate record IN The plunge last year.
l. sNpccfed ~ keep hts fitls Raid- los-
to 'hr team Will be particularly f"lt ~ this
event In the diving class ar" Hughes,
- S'oddart. ~. and 'ar"N -. al goo
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RItN HORSES ON sur.
the Get NJ Highland Eagle Ia Ne aur.
toned 0n NeNt TursdaN

Thomas ,. Ryan n ~ offer FOR sale IN
Tuesday evening m" hrs' Consignment
Of his hor~"s. raised on his farm 10 Oak
Ridge. Va Iu-' a. time whom horse
interest," Nas on N" wane owing 80 Tho
tremendous popularity 81 m. motor car
and m" ,srorlane. Nr RYAN purrh,-ed
highland lagle. hy highland Denmark
sTt a d'..'t. lICr.! mares z tho sam" uuali'y
and started IN q" rars" kenfuCkv stddl"
hor-"s IN virginia
en- farm ~ $50 acre. thcrc arc now
morn Than 10 head NJ hor-es and - yc'
~" public has had no ,han's 20 pas. f!dg
mont on ~" highland F1cl" -'rk X. - VI
hNHn did not Vtsh TO sell until he had 4
finished product 'u of"f Among M.
hot-"- vhI'h Will =" under tho hammer
~ tho "l""'rI' auCt ION - Nurland'- on Tues
DAY evening are several horse show cam.
Haign"r~ with string 81 blu~s 20 'h"lr
rsdt'
IN Tho same evening william Watts
Sh"rmlns entire stable ~ harness horsas
Saddler~ Hnd polo PONIES viii ho offered 80
the highest bidder among 'hrm Tho
superb hampton par. ~" f1rI md The
firl lot - hunters. INCLUDING DIXIE
and Shamro"k from the stable ~ Mr.
I hlr."z B.nne'' n 10 Doe -old after tho,
hHN" boon shown over some stih Jumps
lhi- 10 an innovation IN N" auction ring
hut y gives IN" huvrr- ,hince Co see " hat
ihrlr prospective prpper'y ian really do
IN" Jumps MI TAX" che horses over rail
fences. water 'lmp- aud through M" rig
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" 1--WE, ss2A Hsncocs street, BrooElyn
'"rHs.n ''" all Ss ,rrIns.d and vii Gon
$50 NJ 40 rounds. 20 he played On satur
- bs'emhar ~. January - February
- and March Is LAsr years uile. Wil
again Obtain except that four weeks oil
o." allowed IN Witch 10 nn'-h adjourned
members Will rOmrriSs The teams. VISITING
plaVrr> to haze he nrrt move IN all Tho
boards Room wtll hs made for any new
.uh- desiring 10 JON and 'hese should
address N~cr~tarv Nfr ~ The address
given
new hess 'lul. composed ~ college
'uI msh school Pla'rrs has heen ORGANIZED
rui", ih" t'l" ~ - Sagamor" hess luh
of "hi"h Israel u Scheih~T is1I Third
aN"uu". New lorA - ~" .eCrstarV They
."'' '"rwaTd ." strenuous sea son AMI
Of arranging team matches
IA" p,-an Hill hss~ iIuh 81 Broo. lyn
~ ",Elni"f for ~ SEASON ,hy "l"C'inR
Ht'"r ~ dee an = reel. Nrc-.-r r~-r
H'u' AMI 80 r"faTN \ TFvlor Treasurer
be- ., I"wp ,s , ~, IT, NJ hrTudIn
Ni-i''. mes den Il bssN"" -,H' yl'uu
r",' R'""Si'n. -"crSsT -'rsa~. -,
ha," n-ar maze vi'h ~" "a uneTcial High
school. I"Nn~"u. llarrl~ lIal ant hr Mont
rhupdnIrrt, ma IA thirteen oar. odd rre.-
tii'sf uv the name ~ VI Edwards Whu
i. u,.tnc u.ut" r"putat.'y i"t htms"l'
A. 49," No-uS'ov hoes - % last ts"s
nee .,u irr'u,, tn Il7 sfrul'ant o'I-l, against
s.' n'l,un"tf- H. PLAYED % a'i "'"N 81
ruw"s MAX .,or" - ST. Wtus on" .o-~
ar four dfpNn Came>
lHr fpIluuHnE in'"r"~'IuE tuU-Nl'a' IN
I'm" vH- r""Cntlv UlRNed a Berlin In
fu" f'r~' SiitIur = tohu and Va le- plavsd
- H.'" NH" ~ tho - und 49, tng nr lev 49,
COOS ~" plar" ~ Nhrs~ III " ltsk"r
'I" hrother of tho .hnwnIoE md Idulrd
u-ksT ut,. 81 -" ll7,F rterr- fhrough"u'
i"H .prH tui fHr note ~" Traus'. cd
f"' lpi So rou Wr~''Tsrr"'' The
gam"
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rRENCH >OLDIERS OWING.
niIl Ride against british. Dutch ami
american OnirrrS AZ Horse show.

Ircnoh cavalry IN .er- IaN" accepted The
inNiiaiinu 81 'h" dIr., tors ~ The National
h"ts" show Ns-p,ia'ipu - rude a. the show
'hiS Eear and 3D." International 'ump"' .
lions FRONTS" - h~ me hes ever Witnessed
Secretary Nv"" -e,.'l, 81 = ,sb."grnfu from
IN" ir"nCiU"u la~' eek and another from
HOLLAND which sad that ipur instead ~
'ure" IN "t- " o.tId r"urc~eu' that 'puufrN
lher" vii O." French bTaguou- Nrr't-u
Hu-strs ant Rola. Hur-" NriIsIrrt. B.I'tI
h,ar- ana u,'"a states cavalry orN,ci-
from FORT HIiss ant >'nN u''l'"rS 'rnm
canada Th"-' o"'r-r- vlH hn," frv nr
-.Nty pi,ked horses ara vii rude hard Tor
glory and pr.sc-
The scene 10 ne Madison square Garden
each uEh' vii he hrrllau' bach orl,er
mus 20" ~ IN" uniform - ~ rcs,mert
ara some IT 90" foreign uniforms AZ" ,"-,
l''ra,' .ss
high hoard fence stone ~" ard
ptSu"" dpuh'" row IT pr-'s and rau~
- - 'hrr'N fe"' apar' at" 'u" CO., -'t.'"-
o. ute OF fhc~.. .U''rraf .r'.aI mru'tfs. GOT.
'--'. Il.n here vii| na ~s,rr '.r.pIry
" ,rh - = ~"Uttut" event HuI ipr another
he arm, moor wiz rs," Z, r,dr ~ ralr-
'li Iore .r 'T 49, , . re r.. tn, ,r ,, AZ
,,o AN" ,'n." a. va amt - r"'arN hld"
'H~' ear. "u.rf U-' 'f .'r 49,. bee -'.r.
ya-."t good -urluNIig g urN 90.
r.'r'rs H,p"rr- among ru" "'.'r."~ ,'rrldN
r",sINsd
smother fea'ur" mart ..ularI. r.casrg 20.
80 management Of fhe NrN hurA tor.
show - fha' exhibitors Of iurfu"r r"ur-
81 hu had drorpsd nrt arc 'o,,'Iry ,..
agair lioWa- hIt,h,n,N Tho Long
Island -pur'suiat ana Hs~rf Nayn -
AIhaUN are mentioned 80 mt ir,e. Roth
haN" mad" "nfrI"- 100 49,. t,--s- fnr I..'fsrs
fUf ~" nr-' time % r","u. f'4--
p" Morgan tors" Iur Ha- -. srsI
ne "u'ts Of q r"pr"-ruf1'II" io' - stations
and mare 'n 's' -huv o. 49, harness NiHpug
h' VOL Nuu" MpTgur- v h.,h are t,puk,.i
- compete ar" m" -'IliIDH- RpbpN u and
l.Nrt,U amt tho mares a-rls and isrrr
from : blruug Nu4tta.r NI"V ItrrH
fa-' liurA- " he -'allIou :. uflaru from
I oI u -"ph Bair-l. = br"at Loaf 50, Is Isriu
VI irl"uuf " rl" stallion NIIu4Ghh,
Morgan. uvre,t hN " - Hs"h. % Me-.
wof" y 30" stallion keuu", Norgau
ov r"d D., harin., Di Nllfriu -t,u ~
~ mar" t4turl. Owned los Fullerton
IhUIp~ OF Bas'.r ~ 'u" mare thrrr,
T. ~" oNr"t bf NIir"u Hordau - Nov
N"re ,LtE fn. stallion Nauu- D. ami 'na
rrar"- bc'" Nur"l auu lts T. .,nrs,l 10.
~ y Watson ~ brandon. g. 'rH Stallion
i'"I'"u ant d." u.Hr" l."rrI" loan. .n usd
b.. I'.h ~f".f- - Nsu h'rs ..F rIa
Stallion Morgan iai,'t. uV ned Hr '.,i.n
uT'. ~'aru'.rt t0rr amt fNs stallion
Enr Morgan ant 'Ir man" B"iI" hollow
from v Van Ia--"I.. ib.''r"-' Farm.
lfuhoHs -
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piav an "ThEud .ar~" % r.n 'ltu' .''..
lsrs II the ,IuU f- .|luH-' .r'...,....
"p~ned aIth 10" MAJ ltr-" .r -r..s. 700
IffuE hfFH .Hft f''-' d
more 40 a. N".I .r"Nu member .r1 .'t'
~ tho old ~,ru'l had u.' 1920 ..r'.. -f4.. '...
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B ,uentlN ,are'4'.. -f.l,.I.t 4.I r.... I.4tfrry
,'hsse- 81 80 rarraton a. ~ .r.a 30
nj upon -" nos .rr." OF r.sr VE,.r Dol. 'r-'
tired IN ear'I"-' asa.u.r no .r"rrnt. .'ar..
rion DR. larra-''. N.'r -"- i.'- a|r"tI. 81. o.
Marshall added 't1' fre more r. -f.la.a-
'tnced Of the so'ndaa-- ,,' hi, .'rIe ..r.r,s
l. he D. % -
ever al o'ca-iou .- u1.rsl 20 MN Do ',,'
~ vi Icn.'dcr = = .r"r,a. favor ~ On tour
.sn'biuons Ntu 'rH 90 g"'"l'u ~ ,p.ir-a
Marshall mail, -ni- ~ u.n IAN speak
% prohlHmstioa' - H .u-,ti"' 10 hess
bur ! fancy ~ VOL 'sse long im" ra'ore
'ient 20 hu-' ms Inc Of ,.I, ,.lrp",
ind on"
nth. "ogr-::, ~ HI l"c'rrc A. 10 Bropslvn
A.adem' ~ Muse Yesterday. me sacond
81 The ."rI"s Of -four ncf"ra ~" ruerta-,
~ N" br"osivn ln,r.'4r- ~ ~ and So
.hc'-. HERMANN h"Inu. r"pr"dur"d on The
r'o'as ~ rsnk H.p.e AMI m "onne ion
rh"r"Wrth r"is'"d ~ ,n' ten, vhlch tor
"a. rPiu'"i -pm" ear ago 10 = rarer IN
birmingham lnyIaui In duo ,o'ir-a =
- .-ln Of 'he - asking for b." 10Y The /
l,rpg" va M ,"mmari Of regimen
aI'a-ian region ant ha1 20 ice. "a" military .
All" o." ~" rW"t 'h"r hs CATH" Which .
''''l hIIIN - fNl'iIIltIt H's' WIN fUfrpss tN
IsfU1ssIOn Of ~" I..f-I-r totarf'u.r, .
NJ reply va prepaid ant duly de- "a ned /
Tom birmingham IE Robert 3 HU,HI.y |
- fhs SCENE 81 m" prtur.'- arfryttHas f. !
- said 'haf m" uN',IsI y ID looked rIu m. !
vaNs ana means Of get. uy rho frrIv Da,- /
80 Russia ~ VISTA AMI rot no fhrpvgb a A. /
marcel f"r prumo.tpn ana nov 6Gid- :,
,~rv. rnrorranr r"-,r.pn ~" rrollam ,. F.
fus following Wni'" ing on ~ ,. aan I
on D ~ roo. 90 OBs ItVupr yUI EIt,k
A.ns IN - u4'" n 'hr". l''l- -.i,"i bv .
h y. Is. ~ y. k,E q a. a.
iNlfr IN sluCtdatIny Ef4 'lsu. PT,u,t. !
% ~ orrH't IIGN VI H-lm- gavs
's'"fII q .Hupl"- OF mo play uf Pan. NI0rrhy !
ant ION fa-ic 50 o. with 'rrt Df The -u.,t IIrt y
modern 90 hOD| Particular attention a a. b
40 - etI - rHlshIry. lannon's Htut tp }
"" hry l"r", and ~ M" -'ron'iN,lIlv /
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White-a pieces
White n play and mate In Two moves
sOLrTIoS TO PpoaLgS No ~
: + s5s ( KS! 3 sS.,sae
k'2 = KS - ~ a.
k'2 IN, other y A." &c
sorrrIoS To PRosLgN 80
- o.? A.
correct spiutions 10 both thrss probsr1s -
rsIt - from Il WAmeF Philadelphia "a
,LAris. NiinE Phl.Adelphia. "a \ n dinner
Nss h0ra 10 W Uidef. DAnbuD. Conn
~ g " baldwin NoNalk. conn Joseph Brad
IT, lnfEcsOpi u n Nis~ Nsv lork cir
IS 3 an 'T'r.sr rassStc =
Sc TAluAgr snding = forwarded =
rurrrr' spi ZION ~ ~ -
correct -Oiu lions r~rriN - N No 81 from Mnsr
row tTIdgF NiliiAUsiOun Nazs Ius's pog
gsbtIfg N'p Drh cts
'0HFgsPDs
D. Nprusl, 'onr n Nr Johnson
IA 81 - stAi~ 81 hirh HhT NoIsrs perfectly iusr
ned to clslm kHII ~ ~" game proceed
Iduin I Glgrs rsT0f's fNat ne hss von tao
games In IHg ~rs roffespDndsnrs to- fnsy from
NiiSm : N~nzh~r having Al,p son Tao gsurs
from 2 Go-ifT~, ana N \ VEN u4s VInning
s'srN game IN his section
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sS SS,s$$. s,s = 81 '$; - : " e *.
90 ,s~e X, y
VOWS
H.. nc - "a, io.. no 30. n-orr,,,s
p, ~.a.- -po-- ~ ~ o7~7 -,1- - 'o- .rr -nos
me bishop Shoui' nase rec1 l~', - %,
,.r .,,ors y or $; rbs rrSi NO.. r,,e, bid.
o." H@','- g,r" .~1,r ~ - b." COW r and. his
.. r'a-.7. ~" aIcen otns tyc,d, ante
na' .. 81 Hsia. .o,' 'nn IN y 'n' 'n>rNr'-
rsln .uir- .'r.~ !rss-ur' ne nl,r. ,'H-,
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The Florida agriculturist., 1910-04-01

Much more might be said in favor of
this most wholesome and nourishing
fruit, or flower, as the case may be, but
l have probably written enough for this
time |
Now, let each reader plant a fig, yes,
a dozen, and care for them, too, and
you will thank the writer of this article.
The Florida agriculturist., 1910-04-01
THE AVOCADO PEAR.

The very wholesome character and
peculiarly attractive flavor of the avoca-
do pear have caused it to be regarded
with increasing favor in all countries
of this plant has now extended to prac-
tically all the tropical and many sub
tropical parts of the world.
L The avocado is undoubtedly one of the
most delicate Of sub-tropical fruits, and
it is necessary to use the greatest care in
gathering and handling it. The slightest
bruise is sufficient to cause the pear to
rot in a very short time; indeed, it Is
often much bruised by it's own seed if
carelessly shaken.
Notwithstanding this, however, it has
been amply demonstrated that it is pos
sible successfully to ship avocados for
very considerable distances, if due care
is exercised in gathering, packing, etc.
West Indian pears have been exported in
small quantity to New York and to Eng
land, and experimental shipments from
the Hawaiian Islands to the Pacific coast
Of the United States gave very satisfac-
tory results Under the system Of pack
ing which seemed most suitable, the
pears arrived at their destination (Port-
land, Oregon) with loss Of only 20 per
cent. 1t is generally recommended that
the cases in which avocados are picked
for transport should be small in size ana
contain but few fruits. The crate found
most satisfactory in the Hawaiian ex-
periments with medium-sized fruits)
was of the following dimensions, in
side measurement: I3xI4x3 "a inches.
This crate contained about one dozen
fruits, necessarily in single layer, the
fruits being merely wrapped in a single
paper cover.
There is a good market for avocados
in the United States, and the crop is
being increasingly cultivated in Florida,
where efforts are being made, by selec-
ton and breeding, to produce improved
varieties It is stated in the Yearbook
of the y. S. Department of Agriculture
that West Indian avocados were export
ed to New York so long ago as 1887,
when one firm handled from 800 to 500
fruits per week from these colonies dur
ing the months from June to NovembeA.
1t would seem that the West Indian
avocado trade did not survive competi-
ton with the Florida product
Avocado trees are usually produced
from seed, but as with most other fruits,
the vegetative method of propagation is
to be recommended in preference. Bud
ding has proved very successful with
this tree, the simplest form of the opera
tion-that known as shield budding
ing the best to employ with the avocado.
Some never quite catch up with their