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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21
PACK APPLES
WITH CARE
Woman Teaches Man Ussfnl Lee
son on Care OF Fruit-Put
Everyth in6 An Nsat
Appearing GPaeka1ss.
CBy JOHN JENNINGs.)

I learned a lesson from q woman
farmer q couple Of years ago and II
cost me bit OF money too. but It was
well worth the price. I took big
wagon load OF apples. about 80 bush
els. to town and they were pretty good
apples too. but I did not sort or pack
them in barrels. They were carefully
placed In the wagon box which was
lined with straw and they looked very
good to me. I held out for 31.00 q
bushel all around but could not get II
and rather thm cut the price. and be-
ing q bit sore beside. I started back
home with the load. A mile out OF
town I was overtaken by a woman
neighbor and who had sold out clean
before noon and on telling her my
troubles. she looked the apples over
carefully and offered me 30 cents a
bushel which accepted. We changed
wagons and she drove on home.
The next day I went to town with
some curiosity to see how she dis.
posed Of the fruit and I must say
not only had my curiosity satisfied but
was greatly surprised and somewhat
chagrined as well. My ncighbor had
sorted the apples into three classes:
the prime ones she had polished with
a cloth and wrapped in paper and
packed in boxes each holding a BUSH
Ell: the seconds were packed in boxes
without paper and the culls were pack
ed in barrels: the top layers being
carefully assorted. She had no dim.
Guilty in disposing Of the entire lot be-
fore o'clock in the afternoon. As
she climbed into her wagon to start
home casually inquired how did you
come out on the apples?" "Oh. pretty
WE'LL" she replied. and then after a
moments hesitation she added, II
don't mind telling you just what got
for them: the entire lot brought $3S. so.
You know they are the same apples
you sold me last night and I only i'm.
proved them with little elbow grease
and some care in packing. See the
point ?" and she drove OF with twin
kle in her eye.
As drove home II didn't take much
figuring to tell me that this woman
had made q net profit OF $11.50 over
night on my load Of apples by meth.
DDS which were as open to me as to
her or anybody else. I made up my
mind then. that hereafter would
spare no pains to put my apples and
everything else I sell in the most at
tractive shape possible before taking
It to market. My wife laughed at me
when I told her the story but she took
the lesson Just as I did and now In
stead OF sending her eggs to town In
a tin pail. they go packed in paper
boxes holding two dozen each and
every egg is stamped with the date on
which 1t was laid. She gets an aver
age OF . cents n dozen more than she
did before. Her butter instead of be.
ing sent to market In rolls is now
made into nodded bricks wrapped In
paper bearing the name Of our farm.
The last lot she sold actually brought
6 cents per pound over the market. All
Of our potatoes and vegetables Of
every kind are now sent to market in
neat clean boxes and the better price
We obtain pays handsomely for the
time and work expended.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21

scions' obtainable. Never take any
wood that is streaked or otherwise of:
color, and do not take of more wood
than can be handled while quite fresh
After removing the scions place them
in the jar Of fresh water and fll sew.
eral Oats with the manetti. Place
them where they wf1l be within easy
reach. Right here It may be best to
state that all the help one can get To-
Gether to handle the work quickly 10
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With Advantage to Whom7

The gyroscope, which enable a rail.
road train to travel on one rail. by a
recent invention can be applied to a
man, and Ia said to be practical for
bridge builders and others who have
towork at dizzy heights and are al
ways in danger OF losing their bal
ancs. 1t would seem that the arrange
ment might also be applied to a
drunken man to advantage.-Libby
News.
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best plants. especially for planting
purposes. as once they are firmly
united. they are not SO easily broken.
Still It isn't possible to match all Of
the wood perfectly. nor Is 1t absolute
ly necessary. II the scion has the
same slant as the manetti and fits
nicely on one side and covers two
thirds OF the cut on the manetti It will
gradually grow over. as the plants In.
crease in size.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21
TRAFFIC TELEPHONY.

In this great branch Of the
telephone Industry which oper-
ates the phones, he will be an
executive almost from the start
Of actual work-And the work.
ers under him will be hundreds
Of "HeIIo" girls, perhaps-How
he can attract promotion by
making an exchange, or central,
station q model one-Positions
that pay all tho way from =
couple Of thousand to fifteen
thousand dollars . year.
BY c. W. JENNINGS.
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Popularity Of That's.


Every other young actress IL call
ing herself Thais." said Henry f. Dix
ey at O dinner at Mauquin's. "Thais
McGinnis. That's Endicott. That's
Schmidt-the thing 10 universal.
Universal and ridiculous: for they
who have read Anatole Frances story
OF That's know that she was a very
naughty little girl. indeed. am quite
sure that no real reader Of 'Thais'
would ever. under any circumstances.
consent to be called such a name.
TT makes me think Of q man who.
taking his infant daughter to be bap-
tised. told the clergyman to call her
Venus.
but ! refuse to call her Venus.
said the clergyman. Indignantly. We
nus is the name Of pagan goddess.
"well. how about your own girl.
DIANA said the man."
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A Distant Compliment

They were talking about certain
man who did not seem to be particu-
larly popular At last one of the group
decided that 1t was time for him to
say something complimentary about
the subject OF the conversation.
THAT stepchild of his Is a good lit
tie feller." he remarked, land they
say that he takes after his father.
too"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21

needed. SO that the case can be quick
Iy filled. Take the scions and trim
the foliage, as shown In Figs. 2 and 3;
also make the starting cut, see Fig. 2.
making the same slant when cutting
the manetti. Cut the manett as close
to the pot as 1t can be tied easily. II
the scion and the manetti match per.
fectly all around, these will make the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21

aches. dizziness.
nervousness. etc.
Keep the kidneys
we'll and health IL
easily maintained.
Doan's Kid n Q =
Pills make strong.
healthy. kidneys.
M r 9. Joseph
Gross. Church St..
Morrilton. A r H..
says: MY ankles
were swollen and
my back was SO
painful I could not
straighten. I was
treated by six doc
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21

tors without relief. Since using Doan's
Kidney Pills. I have nothing to COM
plain Of"
Remember the pame-Doan's.
For sale by all dealers. so cents .
box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. N. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21
The General Rule,

Patient-My doctors bills are high
er and now my wife tells me the
medicines cost more than they did.
Nurse-Now. don't worry about that
! want to take your temperature.
Patient-Yes. and even that is go
ing up.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21

The amount of carbon exhaled from
a mans lungs each day. II 1t could be
solidified. would equal that in lump
OF coal weighing half a ton.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21

What luck did that sheriff who
went out after Stage Coach Charley
have?"
Purity good" replied Thren-finger
Sam. Charley didn't ketch him
Washington Star.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21

cuItivates Garden on Roof.
a beautiful garden has been cult
waited on the roof OF the West Lon
don police court by the housekeeper
Edward Swift
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THANK Yousa."

The man who Is not thankful for
the lessons he learned In adversely
didn't learn any.
There must be plenty Of thankful.
ness in the world II those who have
loved and lost could know just what
they have lost.
why are you giving thanks? They
took $4,000 from you In Wall Street
q little while ago. didn't they7"
Yes: but I got out with $50 they
didn't know I had."-Judge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21
An Admission.

Fred-I proposed to Miss Dlngley
last night.
Joe-Don't believe I know her. II
she well on!
Fred-Yes. I guess SO. She 70
fused me.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21
CHEERFUL WORDS FOR SUFFER.
ING WOMEN.

No woman can be healthy with sick
Kidneys. They are often the true
cause of bearfng-down pains, head
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21
Progress.

The world progresses: Formerly We
found only the Police Gazette on bar
ber shop tables. Now we find the
best magazines.-Atchiso Globe.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21
Aoslnst Orders.

"If you refuse me. Miss Gladys. I
shall get a rope and commit sui
eide"
NO, colonel. you must not do
that Papa said distinctly he would
not have you hanging about here"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21
LUNG TROUBLE?

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canvassinE. Address, Mr.. Benedlrt. SO
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-10-21
TOWARD E. BURTON, AssAYER L CHEMIST

LEADciLLE. COLORADO.
Specimen prices: Gold. silver. lead. 81: gold
silver. 7se: Eoid. SOC: aine or copper: ~
sppiiestion' Control and Umpire WORK So
neitsd- References; Carbonate National Rank
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neutrality-suspicious..
President NFRdSSa lndsFsed Trouble IN
Costa Rlca ONer nsuRdaFy

Nhffut z Ahf bfhpafN 70 NhN NNN
PANAMA. June -. The election Of
municipal councillors and other officials
throughout the republic occurred to-day
in a auiet and orderly manner All citi-
zsns. irrespective Of their politics OF color.
received guarantees Of full protection
In exercising their constitutional rights.
All saloons were closed last night and
remained closed to-day. This vas for
the purpose of insuring order. The re-
turns thus FAR show that the Liberal
party In this city triumphe1 by "A large
majority. Reliable kilograms from Colon
and the interior provinces show Liberal
triumphs also.
Elections will he held next sunday for
members Of the National Assembly
These elections are regarded ~ being ol
greater importance than any heretofore
held and the parties are preparing for a
lively contest.
There was a public manifestation last
nikht in honor Of President Mendoza and
10 express approval ~ his policy
Adyices from Costa Rica are 20 the effect
that there are diasensiOns In the Costa
Rican Congress regarding the protocol
signed a. Washington relative to the
Panama boundary. Ss0or AndTsve. for
merry connected with the Costa RicAn
Legation here. will leave this week for
Costa RcA A. agent Of Panama for the
purpose Of obtaining Information relative
70 the difhculiy.
co.. 0OethalS. chairman OF the Panama
Canal Commission. returned 10 the 18TH
mus vest erdaV.
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SPECIAL ExTRADITIOv board
Italian Ministry Seeks Advice a. to mari.
tOn-NeWspapeF aReers.

Npttidl Z dus beApaftN ~ lAA ntN.
RONE. June sa.-The question NJ the
extTaditiOn OF Porter Charlton has been
referred to a special legal board Of the
Ministry Of Justice. 4 decision ia eG-
psctsd in few days 1.-THE board favors
extrAdition il will be- formally demanded
Of the Washington Government. but not
otherwise.
The Ministry OF Foreign Affairs au-
thorizes a denial Of the report that Char
tons extraditiOp has Already been asked
compie1ad which will enable the GOVern-
ment 20 act Immediately the boards
decision Ia given.
The prevailing impression here Il thst
the United States will refuse 20 extradite
the prisoner II the Washington Govern
ment II asked 20 do 40. The press 500
gests that influences are tieinG eKerted in
America 20 SECURE CharltOn's immunity
from punishment on the ground that be
il insane.
The I ia. a Radical organ. ironically
says Il would be a pity II the patriotic
Charlton. who sought the protection Of
his 6Wn country should BE- sent % Italy.
where sensational International trails are
nSt needed. The Judges here are over
worked trying their own countrymen.
WASHINGTON. June 29-OfiioeTs Of the
State Department are hoping 20 receive
definite information from the Italian
Foreign once within q day OF two a. 70
whether or not ItAly will make q formal
demand for Porter CharltOn's eXtradi-
ton. II was said a. the State Depart
merit to-day that there were no new deyel-
Opments IN the case
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She perhaps decsives him. Il does not
matter-ho deceives himself.
she IL abnormal. Hhe u much older
than he. dhe too has these paranoinO out
bursts. She undeoeiyes him OF rather
tries to. But he has deluded himself and
IN his rage az what he believes 10 he a
fashioned he, though she means Il for
simple truth, In his rage at her for mis-
Judging him he strikes her Ne ia con-
WINGED he has killed her.
Is there anything extraordinary in
me case % that young mani Mas not his
behavior 10 he deduced by sevefesi
Charlton will not be examined by any
other aheniata than the four engaged by
ms father until a Commission is appointed
~ Federal court 10 determine his sanity
Or the court may not appoint q commits
son out may order surgeons OF experts
10 examine him and report. Probably
more Than ono would be designated 20
examine him.
Capt Henry II. Scott. brother Of the
dead woman, IL still working with his
lawyer. Emil a. Fuchs. 20 show when
the time comes that Charlton IL sane
and shOud be punished ~ an ordinary
man. Mr.. Fuchs said yesterday that he
had collected q great lot Of letters writ
ten BY Charlton 10 HE wife and to his
wltea relatives. some Of them letters
that he and HE wife had oOllabOrated upon
Just before her murder. Most Of them are
lightly humorous in tone. All these he
will turn over to-day 10 OustavO al Rosa.
tie Italian Consul. 10 be Adduced In court
Warden Sullivan Of the Hudson county
jail aSid last night:
i understand that 4 has been Aaid that
Charlton u suffering from tuberculosis
l have noticed that he has a hacking
cough and occasionally there comes In ths
middle u his cheeks bright flush such
a. 10 often seen In COnaumptives.
propose 60 consult County Physician
Charles h. Converse about the young
mans condition aud n he finds that Chart
ton's lungs are affected | shall transfer
him from his cell in the corridor on the
ground nOOr TO a cell on the top floor Of
the building.
i do not allow cOnsumptives 10 renal
IN a corridor with other prisoners IL I
cap possibly help t. Charlton will he
arsaigned before Judge Blair on Tuesday
and after that IL the county physician
deems Il advisable the Young man will
be taken upstairs. The air IL much better
on the top floor and II Charlton has lung
trouble he will be- better OF there
Charlton looks az the ceiling a good
deal and gives one the impression OF being
in a dRze.'
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SHOOTS Ar ATIO PARTY.
HIEhNAymaR Narrowly Misses FiN'
Night TraV oilers.


BOsroN. June 20 Three revolver shots
that narrowly missed the five occupants
OF an automobile on the bingham road
from Nantasket 20 Quincy were fired last
night by a masked man in an attempt
to hold mp George = SpOOner. q Boston
commission merchant. his wife and his
mother. Mrs. Thomas SpOOner his son
Arthur and Walter NewcOmb. all resi-
dents Of Quincy
A. the automobile was Overtaking a
solitary pedestrian the man turned and
commanded sharply Hold up a moment!'
In the dark Il was seen that there was a
mask over his face. and Mr. SpOOnsr
threw on his high speed lever As the
machine sped past the wOuldhs robbsr
he shouted stop or III fire. But the
machine went forward az terrific speed
Before u got out q range tHo BULLETS
Whistled between the heads Of Mr. SpOOner
and young Newcomb. shatteriEg the glass
~ the wind uhieli. One other shot vas
heard befors the automobile outdistanced
the bullsts A. North Weymouth. where
the police were notified. an alarm vas
turned IN.
An examination Of the car showed that
the third bullet had embedded itself IN
the body 81 the car directly behind Mr
SpOoner's mother
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PLACID MEXICAN ELECTION
RAM HELPS TO HOLD DOWN
THE INTI-DItZ BORDER WEN.

Closed salOSns Help 10 Keep the POpula'
tlOR lRdoOFu NerylIight NSte, buI
Probably Al ths Rlght WaS sOms
Doubt a. 10 the Pate Sf Corral
En- PAsO. June - Il may have been
proyidentiAl. bat rain along the Mexican
border kept the crowds in most Of the
time to-day. aud a very light vote IL said
20 have been polled in the election TOT
Presidential and Presidential slsc-
tors Troops we're in evidence in con
siderable snumhers' Al all the boiling
places and crowds we're not tolerated.
Troops patrolled all the streets and
prevented any meetings last night unless
they were in small numbers and very
secret A. Cananea the smelier was
shut down to-day and the fires banked and
all saloons were closed throughout Mexico
since SaturCW' morning. ~ there was
little incentive 60 draw the average Mezi'
can from his house.
In Ciudad Juarez. opposite VI Paso,
open opposition to Diaz and Corral de-
vsloped for the first time on Saturday
A paper was issued containing the names
Of officials u the Anti -Reelectionist club
IL showed judge Amador. State 1aH
Collector Argilles aud many prominent
men aligned with the anti Diaz element
The appearance Of Gen Felix Diaz In
Juarez and n Paso yesterday and to-day
s said 20 have added holiness to the anti
reeleCtionists. a. Diaz has just been de-
posed a. chief of the Mexico city police
for opposing the election 81 Corral a.
Vice-President
IL IL said. however that the electors
may select this young man or Gen Reyes
for Vice.President when they meet on
the IOth 10 declare an election. The
Anti-reelectionists seem 20 have given
up hops Of electing a man against Naz,
Their candidate MRderO IL IN jail and
some one remarked in Iuarez to-day
The MeXicans don't stand long Tor a
loser
Il IL said here that Diaz 10 almost deaf
and cannot hold out a. head u ahairs
much longer Apparently the opposi-
ton leaders have beat their efforts in
the last day or 30 20 electinE their choice
~ Nics-Prezident A telegram from
Mexico City to-day from q non-partlsan
source declares that Corral will never
b. the Vice President. thOugt the reeleC-
ton u Diaz 10 certain
A banquet IL arranged for Mexico
city next week 10 celebFate the thirty
years service ~ President of Gen Diaz.
WASHINGTON. June 20 A. TIN Mexican
Embassy to-day SeAor Il Barra, the
Mexican Ambassador. said 81 ] believe that
conditions in my country are normal
aud that the elections passed 81 without
disorder During the present campaign
there waS much political activity which
shows the vitality o. the country and the
interest of the people in political AFFAIRS
There arr 40 many interests In Mexico
IN favor u peace and there Ia ~ much
patriotism among the Mexican people
that there is no likelihood Of disturbances
u the peace
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Tue weather

June q Generally fair weather prevailed
yesterday In ire middle Atlantic and New EnN
land stassz. the lake rsgions and he extreme
Northwest There we're clondy and shouery
conditions 10 the Mississippi and Missouri valleys
and TIE Seathsrn states.
The pressure Was high over ihe NeW EnGland
states. Canada. the upper Mississippi Valley and
the extreme NoTthuesL coutinued low over ihe
southern disuicts and vas aioHiy faninG IN ne
Middle Auanuc states, where The tsmperatlrs
uas rlsing. IL vas warner west Of us over We
esntTe Of the oountry. and generally NaFmer han
nnrmal In ~ Southwestern Staiea. ranging In
ne latter usrtion ab0nt - degrees.
10 this city ths DAY vas ialr and warmer. wind
fresh southwest average humidity. 50 per cenf.
hsromsier. corrected 70 read 10 ssa level 81
Am 90 p. n. 900
The temperature Yesterday. a. recorded BY ihe
oalcial thermometer. i shown 10 NE annexed
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TiLE or FOTR REVOLvERS
Two Re,sl,e. One WOnJ and the Othsr
Baeks an Invitation to Drink.


Pedestrians in Times NJ u4re were
treated to a little excitement about 1
O'Clock yesterday morning in the pursuit
Ut one man after another around the Hotal
Aston. 90 course there was nothing
very criminal in just running. hut a. that
hour len the morning il attracted attention:
50 much 80 in fact that Patrolman Jones
u the West Forty street station
joined in.
The fugitive tried 10 escape by dart ne
through one Of the revolving doors Of
the Hotel Ast0r on the Forty-fourth
street side. but the doors were not ~
vOlving a. that hour Therefore he was
captured by his pursuer. and Policeman
Jones. captured both. The bluscoat ar
rived Ma time 20 hear the second man asls
the first
Now will you have that drink
All thoughts OF refreahment were for
| gotten when The two men beheld the stern
cOuntsnAnce Of the officer
What do YOU mean by iiRginG around
here in this fashion, the stern copper
demanded. And he told both men they
were under arrest.
Il was IN vain that Phil Hyans. thu
pursuer. who - a bOokm aker or was
when bOOkmaking was allowed, tried
To convince the POLICEMAN that he was
| trying TO induce his friend 90 have .
drink They had inst returned from
COney Island aud wers about 20 depart
TO their respective homes. His com
panion was Charles Foster, who lives at
$40 Forty -eighth street. Brooklyn.
Jones SAYS h. saw the bOoknnaksf drop
an English bulldog revolver. Revolver
produced. No owner Appears OaorGa
iOnaidine happened TO be In tho neigh
boThood and he went hail for both epFin-
tiers.
They were charged with disOrdsrly con-
duct in the West Side pohcs court later and
Hyams was fined -. Foster was dis
charged.
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FRENCH RAILROAD PERIL.
Rear End Collision ~ Trains for the
George Washington Barely NNeTted.

Npsridi tlbs bssp1ffh 70 IHt NiN
CHFRBoURG. June 2d.-Passengens Tor
the steamer George Washington on the
boat trains from Paris this morning
narrowly escaped death under similar
circumstances To those which betell the
victims oF the VillepreuG disaster last
Saturday.
Owing 10 the number Of passenger
the special train was doubled. The first
section broke down nesr kvreuE and
stopped IN the open country TO make
repairs. The second section thundered
toward the delayed first section, not
seeing the danger signals Il was stopped
with a violent jerk within fifty yards Of
the first section.
The passengers on both trains on
alightinE exchanged congratulations.
Finally the engine Of the first section Vas
repaired. aud the two specials. jOinei,
proceeded TO Cherbourg without further
incident They were sever al hours be-
hind time.
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CHARIOTEERS MATTED
On ths BSstSR Pest Read ~ Cops vine
Asked WHITTIER Ne Fast:''

Police Sergts. Nsrney and Haggerty
who acknowledgements. turned their attsn-
ton yesterday 10 the automobilists who
uss the Boston post road. They made
ten arrests.
One % the first Of them was u John
Ryan. q years Old and a student. snn Of
Jamea X Ryan Of p West Eghty-second
street. who was aaid 20 be running a car
Ai thirty miles an hour. Joseph Samuels.
merchant ~ i7B Weyhosset street
Providencs. r. ! was taken IN ~ having
sent hia auto along NJ thirty miles an hour.
William Schasfer. another merchant. n
ttss Flatbush avenue. Brooklyn. drove hia
car forty miles an hour. HaHgerty said
Al those arrested gave. bail Tor appear
ance IN court.