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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
A. HAZARD co.
z0S BANKERS TRUST BLDG.
A Rooms. Pacific ave

This place is beautifully fur
lftshed slid up to the minute. Fin
lest location. About 1890 will ham
es 55-RooM HOTEL, c sT.
se Steam p heated ss.S cheapest rent in
would trade.
so-R0osI RooMING HOUSE, u ST.
This place clear over 800 a
month. Rent $50, Price for quick
sale 5000.
fe-R00M Ro0sIING HOUSE 70 81.
II you want q nice place don't
miss this one. The furniture 10 very
good and the price Is only SltoV, on
easy terms.
10 ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS, TACOMA AVE.
This place IL one OF the best pay
ing houses IN town, and the price
is only $500, or would trade for
property.
Come to see our free list of busi-
ness chances.
MONEY TO LOAN
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Owner Going East

wishes TO sell his 7-room modern
bungalow house and furniture, ev-
erythAng brand new. cement bases
ment, furnace heat; fun lots. Get
OFF at Mason, go 2 blocks north. 412e
No. 36th st.
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PARTNER WANTED

wANTED-Silent partner with $2,-
600; money well secured ana guar
|antee of IT per cent on the money.
Address z-43. care Times.
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For Sale Bv Owner

from Sixth ave, n from Traction
line. VIII throw in shades, new
Brussels carpets and other furni-
ture. $1,000. Phone 5616.
FREE HOMEsTEADs
800 acres Washington wheat and
fruit land. Do you want one? Call
or mail csc for book homestead laws
and literature.
FORREST LAND CO., LOCATIONS
1913 Pacific Ave.
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Business Chance

Fuel business This place Is q
bargain for q few days. Contracts
90 days ahead. On street car lIni
j nd close Ia. oWnef not able h
andie ne business On 4tcornt q
poor health.
J " Hoops ~ Sons
<s< asAksfs 7Fnt b'ts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-06-14
A Change Of
The Times

Announcing vacancies
by the use of a For
Rent" sign has given way
to the more modern
method OF q For Rent"
ad in The Times. Until
the efficiency OF Times
For Rent" ads was UNI
derstood. houses. flats and
rooms often remained un-
occupied for q considera-
Bile length of time.
The successful majority
now tell of their vacancies
through The Times want
columns.
Telephone your For
Rent" ad to Main 733 or
A 1873.
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DOUBLE YOUR MONEY
ONE-ACRE TRACT

Facing car line, so feet from sta
ton, 800 feet from school house, well
settled community; good soil, fire
wood timber: price $250, $40 cash, IS
per month. Call at sos California
Bldg.
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Lots by owner, N 10 corner 1etn
and No. Washington SITS. Bargain
@. r.. NfnssER
Gig Harbor. Wash.
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Fourteen Prof La ngeys little steam aerodrome
few dozen rods above the Potomac river and then coap
ed few weeks few from London to Manchester lit
tie
the English channel and back without landing
Langley
premaurely. aviation
brighten to day in few swift Briefly this the record
years:
1896 May-Pro P. Langey's aerodrome, pro-
PEELED small engine flew short distance above
Washington. failure.
1908, 17-orville Wright Kitty Hawk NJ c.,
driven First successful flight
heavier-than=air machine
1905 Oct sWrgh brothers. at Dayton flew "a miles in SO
minutes.
Sept 1a-orviie Wright at Ayer
1S-wbur Wright at at Avours. France few 6s miles
in 1874 attaining altitude feet.
Dec s1wiibur Wright at Avours flew IT miles in 2:2o,
winning Mcheln prize Then worlds record for distance
h 1909. July 25-1ouis Beriot. monopiane
channel 80 miles, 81 minutes This
July carrying passenger
FIVE miles and back osounty made AZ miles hour in official
speed test before government OH cials.
Aug. 2S-Glenn Curss, at Reims the Gordon Bennett
4-wiEbur Wright few island.
haror Grants tomb and the day orvie Wright
1910 JAN 12ouis paulha in Farman biplane reached
altitude of 465 Los gee making worlds record
JAN 1Sous Pauhan at Los Angeles made crosscountry
flight of AZ miles from Angeles aviation field Lucky
Baldwins worlds
cross-county flight ending at arting point
April 1SLous Pulhan few from Orleans to ArcissurAubo
lis miles, in S16
April 2S-Lous Paulhan London to Manchester
than so miles in IL hours, with but two stops.
30-Glenn Curtiss from Albany to York city,
1877 minutes with $4,000
Speed 58 miles hour faster than the the
limited for the worlds
sustained speed
June 2-Chas Stuart Rolls In Wright bpane, flew from
the English Sangatte and back SO miles,
80 minutes.
June 13Charles X Hamilton few from New York to Pha
dephia, distance 8S miles, 81
ing all records for the longest sustained flight Flew with
in time limit set, winning prize.
13-At Indianapolis Wright
chine, broke Paulhans altitude record soaring height OF
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a1REgEaAL1 EGTaATsIEazSzIAssl4|l|ll]
E21 BUSINESS PR0PERYVACAN HOMES -AeREAGE D. 1N

New 4-room house, corner lot SEX
lis feet. in Mantle Park. the finest
suburb to Tacoma Price $500.
Small cash payment and s12.5o per
month.
II. ROBERT PAUL. a 90.
311-312 Bankers Trust Bldg.
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2-sUBDIvIsION JUST OPENED
RE LAND 0NNER

See beautiful SpanaWay Lake
one-acre garden tracts first. $40
and up. IS down, SIS per month.
Near school, church and car line.
MUTUAL REALTY co.
204 California Bldg.
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FOR SALE-Candy, cigar am
fruit store; location Pacific ave. In
uuirs 1880 Pacific ave.
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fly On the flyer

E.esms Seattle nesss Pour nepas
Esre SEc Round TRIP. 500. Flyer
Dock A 3. Nesssnson. Agent
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FOR SALE OR rsspn

so acres, light timber. water on
land, 80 miles from Tacoma, / mile
from station. on county road. "
mile from saw mill that will buy
timber. If interested call at 2512
Tacoma ave-. Tacoma. Wash.
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Fox Island
Acre Tracts

This is the first opportunity the
people of Tacoma have had to buy
SUIT them and within reach of all.
The most fertile spot on famous Fox
Island. divided into acre tracts, s5
feet frontage on graded road, 3
minutes walk from the water. soil
IT. deep, equal to any Puyaliup vail
ley soii, raises finest kind of tomas
toes; absence of frost; fifteen mini
utes from city 1imits-that's the
chance for a little ranch or a place
to rusticate. We can sell you ona
or ten acres.
Prices si25 to $3.50; $50 down. $40
per month
morrow. Call at office Of
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Farm for sale or rent cheap. In
quire at 3l3 Natl. Bank of Com
merce. w. b. jackson.
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FOR SALE-A good 5-room cot
tage and 3 lots; $500; " cash. Phone
M. $3.50 nights
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Restaurant for sale cheap; good
location. Proprietor going into
|other business. Phone Main 47s1.
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STORY OF THE BIRD MAN IN TABLOID

History Date Of the Notable OF the Aeropane
Since Its Invention Only Few Years Ago.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-23
TO CHOOSE cIhAttenoER1or7

siy II 5,oso z 7TTF59 8 81 y ,3sgr
LONDON, July eliminating
trials 20 select tfie motor boats which
will representrGreau Britain in the
coming race. for, the, British Inter;
national cup will bekin off Ryde to-
morrow 'tfndeT the joint adspices Of the
British Motor Boat Club and the Mot
or Yacht, Club. The cup which was
presented by Lord Northcliffe in 1903,
has been 9iwen by England twice
America twice and France once, and
is at present held. by America, ize,
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END BURT aLVORD IN !: q: 49,. :. r.
-. BARBADOESs ||ssss ANNOUNCED

started to the Black FvsF country
where SHeth Alvord and Stiles de
clared Was the most likely rendes-
vouz foS the robbers. Stiles went di-
rect PSkss Hampson, ranch where E.
a. vdA2Fin. now ii this city. was
genetSl,sznssey STA remained at
this zsras. :s:::.eyszsaasa9ep
returned to wiIicoz, a4nN the aSfan-
timei Thatcher had receixed iufcspa-
tom that convinced Fn9HhAt Stiles
and sIWeFs gttr-fTnpiEsabsd IN
the SBtebI On he return u st1esl
ThatfEss t.bsl him fo-a room for "a
confereh1e~ and besore thez-ceYfer-
ence ended Stiles had confessed the
Prime andstgIyeYrtts Thatcher the
sames of thosS 6lgaged itat-
4 Alvord and the constable at Pearee
erS akeVes arrested sFaTHfed in
- at ACAAbaNSAI- stNAAto a. kDAl-
tnued as an officer, and ha, also es-
Ablished lhesa44aekteFs ~ fofhbstone,
heavy laden at all times with Win
hester anDnsslFkra } =
Before there had been any trial. or
geA a..preYminsryEssyles Aessutes
SIS confession which had landed his
spmpan4ons in crime behind the lara
kaAns .lfree sG4si to tkgisaR ID
Gent there one day at noon, shot
George Bravin, the iaiior' secured the
Ikeys, Released 6lvord and they bo4
escaped 70 the nountafns.: n =
BotHsssd 20 Mexico, where they re-
manned for several years. 'f1harfy
they returned and surrendered and
Alv5rd was Sent to Yuma but, stnss
agaih escaped and RETURNING 70 Meg
leo pulled of several successful hold,
uRs, and went Tor Nevada where hk
wssBkiHed twonSears ago. accorains
TO. rapoHt. nse-b r 1su { &c =
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-23
POSTAL sAvtNos SANK - !,
TO OPEN IN, CHICAGO

l., CHICAGO July, -22-The Chiesgq
Postal SAVINGS bank is D 70 be ogea
here ready for business or jan !,
1911. 900
This was the word received from
iWashington yesterday by Postmaster
carhpbeh. The message also said
that lchicago Would be pns 81 the
fifsp efefes is5a't4ceive q eofefqfnAae
baAaaas ,hsatati6h.f y u y > = :
rneesassaassnlssi bEdbasl gnvi1 DC
located in the federal building. Too
h9stmese1s SiSl tss1 77ssgr ,of 1tbe ain
'stitutio451sss6S = BE- Alges selses' d
bond to perform his duties.
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ssMAY7 BE KING SOME eeAXlu.

= .sv,!,,s,Q, ~ ~ ~ % lgH o Is y
MADRID, July 22:-His ROYAL
Histness the. lEfaHse D6TaJaihee 81
Spain. second SON of KiRsr AlfoIfso
entered upon his third, year today,
Having been born at La Granfa Pal
ace JJul.e 2g,i49gg He is a fine actfVe
Little, chap fond Of donkey riding jtuill
extremely .interested in ,egsrythipg
pertaining TO the military. On account
of5aeuaia fnfirnitie 18e 4p2eeh and
hRaJing whichaEuRor1 iattritnues to
me Kings elder som the Pdnfe OF
Afstfias. there IS a growing belief
thEt DoncJaisueaass succeed his fSlth.
er ano The tthrosg es.syis ~ ~ . o w .g /
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SEVERAL SITES oEFERED5 rrg,f
af = u FOR oPUBu4c BUILDING

!, DOUGLAS July, 22,-1SReci9b-
That there Etll be aseyerals sAtefs r9f-
fered t6'the government for she91ew
government buudlagntea be irerscted, in
Douglas was the iaformafiOn gather
ed This morning by the 1ht@rfAtIohal
IT was lsarpss Cd hat }h9'ycobpsf Q6e9n
Consolidated Mining company would
.offers itAes government as Site for
the proposeda government building the
ground noF. oGeppided By The library
building owned by. that eepRsnya at
the,f corner Of ITEM h. street aad,dF
avenue. T.tiis is regarded as the best
loca3ioH lhoggh noE cpgjrsse .1 Fnothing is
knewB as to price fized nponflt.fss
EhotRer osise 20 abe sfe4ed is5nat
the sotth East cdr-HHet Of Eteygsnt'RSS. and
f axeR1e, jAst 9aeJ esoe6anorth OF
the braryscorneruEThe zloss hsrs are
owffsfs by issSef4l adfTerens- psrgles.
twSps' q, tg =. Q3g4s,dlt4ai ta q t !
lodge of the ty--M--E-Dicus- also
owns ong7fffhslq 81 HaA N9IA and
THE balance of tke-Eequired site is
representeaDkyavon Afmln s. Ddxon
and by the EssEs Fsfs-ae scJFhpany
Assits ihzssfbeenI suggested at tthe
corner of Eienth street and G aIrB
nue.. bait Rhether this will be Of
fered by bid IS not Known Here the
two corner lots are owned By Gu w.
Graham ufJtfle' Merchants &c Ell Bull
of the Daily international owns the
next two lots 4 izE1.. n ii : .3-saE
Another sit for. which bids ;Eiil,Tbe
offered to sngeyerlmsnt.Eiss ut the
southeastc corner of F'DnrteenthJ street
and c. aYeaiHe. 9. john sDeaRH OF the
arizona TRUST and Banking company
is taking an interest in thtsl locas
tions and anTauseslas an szrgamenf in
its faYsgs 1hM 1.-THE posDfflce was DO
leated there stiIet Instsroad i company
would have ito sdeiiver- the mail free
~ the postohiee.g aAtythef other sites
the governments would have to spay
for the delivery Of ths ms5t to and
from the depot 4dsIsI 5nfC35 g T54iG
The bids for this new a5Hilding site
will be opensdding Washington city
onI AngHstI2ss111 q re II II L 100 e.
N or ecourseiI nothing more eanfIfe
done Gdoncerninggfhe 1prnposeda,goT
eramenf ibhkidine sitter thee site Is
chosen, with congress mzkesa an ap
preparation fepits eontsTueticasE which
wouidn hardly come sbefors the FIRST
session of the Sixty-second; congress
which meets in December, I911.g y
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sias z - G ~ $50, or 70 'lIgi
BOOM LAUNCHED

RACINE, Wis, July 22.-'' Pie
boom Of Captain Mitchell Lewis,
wealthy manufacturer OF This city. for
the Republican nomination for COVER
nor of wrise6Hsih Vas formally launch
ed with n rallyshersl totiEy-.A street
parade and :, speech by, captain Lewis
were features OF the programme.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-23

Prof. Lutz and family returnst
from the coast this morning. whess
they have been sumnering since TIA
close Of the Douglas schools --.lt 81
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-23

Mrs. ]. D. Cupps of Wilcox Is IN
the city considering the purchase OF
a rooming house on g avenue. ma
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-23

President Woods of the GUNNER
Machine company is in Douglas on
business for a few days. rtic
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nation OF the death Of Burt .Alvord.
nj hfqs tie BYt&iSht Ssalaw lo
gaR b shsir notsriesJ b. AibA b.
ira 1AbSry and othst defSt&. ! The
inf laHP is cPnlaiaed il hs d.
loving Rsn. tAe1Ibs Ange4e& Exam

Burt ..AAlyord, tie notorious South
western outlaw, who. for several
years. terFoEise1 4 the ztowns and
ranches aloS aAhs arfzotia and Next
co border. and disappeared after a
sensational break-from the Tomb
stone Jail in 1903, died of fever three
months ago in aBagbadQeS in the
West Indiss III D L;HVlNU
Information regarding the former
desperadoe's death came in letter
addressed tQ]Hs .AJH RpReis, of 25Ss
Gleason street, in this city. He had
known Alvord in Arizona and subse-
quently ia, Brazil, where the foTmeT
outlaw Wis Tor a tine ehgaged IA
railway building. The letter, which
is dated ChristobaI, Canal Zone. June
%. reads .in. pare sstfplloFzg
Burt Alvord died IN Barbados
nious body Wtiehywill lzFske certain
positively, and the american consul
at Bridgetown, the-eapital. has ssoc
or $500 in gold that Burt had. His
sister eaqld .gft .tsis ~. ;ssg ffould
prove her claim. She is supposed to
h.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-23

Mrs H. B. CaIisher and child re
tnred this Eorning after a vacation
Of several months spent on the ooasI
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Ordinance Work We'll,

Ordinance WosI<s Well "a p ? s&iI
The new'rdos Heehcingl ordinance
Is working Ihettes than thesold. Last
year in the whole year there were
$40 licenses issued. Already this
year there dave beensnbetween two
apd three hundred Jspd from bthpesote
ten licenses a day are being taken
put Marshal Igo expects;sas much
better showing thaR last 4esf. dEsch
day notices arg sasysd and shes dsss
are either ,d.csF Tee 5grpedainn to
he city to be killed Thus far THE
year ninety dogs Yhsye been asphsEss.
ated
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-23
NEWS AND PERSONALS 'i ,..
/ =. y FROM SMELFER CITY

- yfrf a s------ef u eo2 . sif
Connect Win Sewers. : 81
2 & u or ~ q ~ n 20 ~ y 81 NJ
Sanitary Is oEse-ss Gibbs issj Keeping
Up the cEtyucampzignt foFs ekpedftiag
sewer CONNECTIONS fIesfs focking out
for unsanitary closets, vaults ana
eesspoois ALI ahe otima aAd GhardIy a
day goessyb 1bae one or more nosicss
are Served on property owners Y
Abate ., puisanssst ,lotfr this s1ehaFaeter.
Thus far& In every instance n steps
navec beeHEtasea 30 make sewer con
nectionsS, afd for re, 1ftfinEv up OF
Pit iar.sFspH and il haS as get been
Unnecessary aroT the etEyoxKtorney s1c
comm efce1any actions. ~ 1o o o-'f,ss
p - o p ss.I o. n 20 ? a-lf
= q = 1EaT = = q. n
F,a RICHARDSON lis. ia the,5eiy tEsp
Idaho, "a gHrsbDf abe 6oldmnrsTgos,q
La-f 1t a. H. y ~
sCs<I5bep came Rp yesterday from
La Cuesta.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-23

7Hasiaa Fry Of LefdsBnrg3 an Nj, ie
a Douglas visTtef today. nr "a
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-23

Ballard Byers. who has been at
teAding school in Nashyille Tenn-
is spending bis vacation with his
parents on Thirteenth street. ,,-rgt,.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-23

F. W, Hoffman. who has been the
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. N
J. Holman on Fourteenth street, the
past month, has returned TO q his
home in Salt, Lake City. e uns1o5
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-23
" D q Igf31slF Il q " "a %
BDf INVENTOR .. !. :. :. !. :.
=, ..... !. = !, BADLY BURNED

)L0et % a. . d u 10 81 70 4 a.
-r.ua a u g & g icoY ~ - an
TOY BOILER OF HIS OWN MAKE
} 'ExPLoDes WiTH BAD RESULT rs.
TO- E5iktJldo-g q ia e IS = Oh
.fs1 az .Ions % , L. IL 70 'sogJ - - "a i'
STAFFORD, July s22.us TbessSpfos5on
Of a toy boiler Invented By, Walter
Foote. a 12-year-old Boy OF layton,
syssseuday resuRsd in tie 'se9ere burn
ing pf ,the, y9Aih snl ~ eantahnboa tls
face arms and chest, and cane near
cdsHfg Ihfs ffH6. Whine }hseH burns are
islas believed tHat-fIie
'%qptR ynisFseoyeT III z 1neIis 8 81
aHsoupgl Foote. hasa BeehsnieallituJF1
of mind and is constantly working az
1.-THE Manu- tAethrer fStt'99 4S 81 machinery He
zhad bsstso soupfsted ar smaR lsotler
Which 9se ,h7a bad Il a9s, from a lgs-gallon
OF can when owing to the small vent
Tor the @s1Ape OF Eeams the -6ofief ig1&&
nlodeds RaitsTing seaiiiin eswateF7ovsr
IS ii3ca p % ,s ? 20. smGsdaGIse 9 c,
The scPeams. Of the injured. boy sum
Finoffed his mother from the house, and
SHE Immediately sent f6f1ihedfcsst sid.
4 be box is BesHHg. eaay and rs be
lieyed that there viii, be no SERIOUS
rtsufts from me Accident = "a '''-
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former companion of AlXord. died re.
Gently up the Amazon"
Alvord left ARIZONA five years ago.
whe4 -A8 ,Aoppgetsd "a seBtentiaryi
term at Yuma, imposed on a charge
of jail breaking in Tombstone. Since
that time he has frequsstlx been
heard Of % The, South AmsEiean re-
Puy ~ - c & 0sg
Alyord,s, sensational GRIND Has the
boldzup OF the Southern HAsiac pas
sengeF train at CochisES3A Nation,
twelve mEes west Of wTsxas) swhere
he had held the Office of dsznlfg sher
in d0uEcas- number of yeslS - lvord
and uBiny stflesH we're crea1 witt
promoting FRS robbery, 0<<s the
forrh9fI ala not PARTED a8fe it.
stiles. With an associate 5onsn;s led
the FoBbery. securing seves& tlasSsp d
dollars ,-fron,-the sxpress ~. -
Alvord had made lgcod 4
as aR pfhcer, -ariyizg. lspmasss ssssssl
seveEsl hard charaet eF killing on3
He It was who handled shs nonsy
secured ID the foBfkfy 1nssszfs4s~-'
the ofckis sadsde,ekssyAkF v,aosEss9
ed into wAib64 tiookipE .foT tcssssal4
the highwaymenA. sws~z Iistsctiyg
Thatca52 8Y tSF .Eaeess ,oeSrlsiiTi5i
reached Wilcox. q Ne rec8inms
ton of AvordJ Wly sse sszs
from the 4shFef1p,
der the Wig ~ DstselI u
suppissd.. AdezB azsasg5 les ,ra,ai
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WIN Show pIaeers.

viii Show Plaeerss.. - -,.s-f-y, ~ ~,
H E. DuganLlsft- foE-Beludo this
afternoon Ats1Nogalssr he will meet
partyiof, lOaliferniaRs whom he viii
accompany, and to whom be will
show the Altar placer heldssrs e. %
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-23

,csxllHyeG eaae.sp yesterday from
La Cuesta.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-06-14
PROF.. MASSEY'S VIEWS
THE PROGREs SIVE FARMER.

You can better afford to go in debt
for horses and implements than tor
2-8-2 fertilizer and grow cotton ana
only corn enough to feed a mule. Ana
[ have seer hat solemn old mule or
yours walking along the rows looking
as though he was wondering il there
was going to be corn enough made
to keep him alive next winter. II you
must go in debt go in for things that
are going to get you out OF the handS
of the merchant and fertilizer a
You are working harder than neceS-
sary if you only knew how TO make
your work pay better. l have money
because / planned to have some com
ing at all seasons instead of depend
ing on the one crop OF cotton tor all
the money / need. SO long as you do
that you will have the same old thing
to do every Spring-go IN debt Tor
supplies, and then at the end, take
everything you have made to square
up, and go through the same process
the next spring. It is that sort of
farming that has kept you poor, and
so long as you keep spending your
money for a little 200 pounds an acre
of a fertilizer that is one-fourth sand,
and grow no forage and feed no stock
make no manure and look to the cot
ton crop to pay for everything else
you will keep poor and your land
will remain poor.
There is more in the mar tina in
the land. Get a move on you The
lane is all right, if the man does his
duty by it, and the land will continue
to make poo crops as long as the man
fails to do his duty by 1t.
1.-The greatest corn belt is right here
in the South, and many farmers are
finding it out, while men like you are
every yea buying the frosted Western
corn. Get a move on you n stop
40 III . la,-A - n 49,
mule farmer. Get some sand in your
craw."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1910-06-14
SHALLOW TTIIAGE AND MOIST
IRE.

In my home garden I am doing
nearly all the cultivation now with a.
rake, merely breaking the crust after
every rain; and no matter how dry
it gets l can kick really moist soil I'M
der the lust blanket with the toe Of
my shoe at any time. And how things
do grow since the weather has turned
warmer. My early corn is over knee
high, and l am hoping for roasting
ears before the end of June Peas, of
course we have had since the first
week in May, and have late ones COM
ing on. l have often said that the
earlier We get tomato plants out and
have them live the earlier they will be.
/ set out my first ones early in April.
They have passed through two frosts
by being covered with earth. Since
then l have set out from the frame
other plants of the same age, but the
early set ones are twice as large now,
and fruiting. These, too, have had the
same shallow rake cultivation, and
the moisture has been retained and
ali the weeds in reach Of termination
have been killed and l will bring no
more up to sprout.
In fact, l am rather proud of the
garden, for I hear people say: go out
and see Professor Massey's garden;
there is nothing like it here" And
they come and I sell them plants tina
they could easily have a themselves
with a little glass and some love for
the work.
new Sunlight double-glazed sashes for
the fall and will keep his garden
growing something to eat and sell all
next winter if health and strength re-
main with me. The shallow cultiva-
uon OF the garden is just as good for
get the same rake work that other
things get.