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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1911-06-15
Horticulture
THE BLACK GILLIFLOWER.

w. r. FOWL writes from some place
in Idaho and asks: "Can you tel
me something about an apple called
Black Gillihower? When a boy
thought it was the finest dessert apple
there was.
most certainly can, for | have il
growing on my fruit ranch in the
Yakima valley and have few boxes
OF this fine apple put into my cellar
every fall for my own use. L have
about dozen trees of this variety
and am glad that l have them. The
tree is a good bearer with us; it is
not long keeper, its season being
from October to January or February.
It is classed as red apple but fire.
auently the color is so deep that it
may be called black; hence, the name.
1t is not known in our markets. l dc
not know of another tree being grown
in the state outside my own orchard.
| got my trees by mistake in filling
an order for some CRAFTS. 1t is mild
in flavor and is not considered real
good cooking apple, but it bakes quite
we'll. am satisfied it would sell well
as a fall or early winter apple. There
is but one objection to the apple and
that is that its core is unusually large
but this will not be known till it is
cut open. If we we're in the nursery
business we would certainly grow this
apple. | do not think it would be
advisable to plant it extensively till
it is better known to the trade.
Do we know what we are eating
when we eat apples? Perhaps not,
and the effect will be the same on the
system if we do not, but it may be
pleasure to read the following from
an expert:
"You are eating mallic acid, the
property that makes buttermilk sc
healthful. You are eating gallo acid,
one of the most necessary elements II
human economy. d, You are eating
sugar III It's mOSG dSSlullidOlo III
com bined carbon, hydrogen and oxy
gen caught and imprisoned from the
sunshine. You are eating albumer
in it's most available state. You are
eating a gum allied to the fragrant
medicinal gums of Araby." And yor
are eating phosphorus in the only
form in which it is available as the
source of all brain and nerve energy
In addition to all these, you are drink
ing the purest of water and eating the
most healthful and desirable fiber fol
the required "roughness" in fooo
elements. The acids of the apple
diminish the acidity of the stomach
and prevent and cure dyspepsia. They
drive out the noxious matters thai
cause skin eruptions and thus are
natures most glorious co mplexior
makers. They neutralize in the blood
the deleterious elements that poison
the brain and make it sluggish.
CROPS FOR YOUNG ORCHARD.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1911-06-15
CROPS FOR YOUNG ORCHARD.

have been asked what crops can
be grown in a young orchard. This
is an important inquiry for many per-
sons find it necessary to raise some
crop between the rows in their young
orchard in order to meet expenses
while waiting for the trees to come
into bearing. First, let me say do
not try to raise any sown crop like
wheat, oats and barley Raise such
crops as need cultivation. Corn can
be raised if not planted too close to
the young trees. No corn should be
grown nearer than four feet Of the
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-05

Tombstone; a. Levy. Tucson; milford
Winsor, Yuma; w. j. Clark. Denver;
Frank NJ. Ringgold, Florence; a. H
Forbes, Tucson; ]. Gail and wife. Chi
cago; NJ. ]. Burns. Conway. y. D.; W.
O. Duvall, Denver; Patrick Rose.
Globe; B. a. Packard, Douglas; ]. @.
Byrne. st. Louis; F. A Wolfe, San
Francisco; p. Riley, Clifton: E. w.
Edwards. San Francisco; c.. F Fain-
rock, Los Angeles; ]. B. Breathitt.
Tucson; r. y. Burgess. Denver: F. E.
McNeir. Los Angeles: A. A Edwards.
Fort Collins; w. W. Sullivan. San Di-
ego; Sarah and Frances McAnally.
kankakee, Ill; ]. S. Burdge, North
Vernon. Ind; y. ]. Clark. Denver; E.
l.. Williamson, St Louis: .. ]. Kap-
per and Chas. A. Kunke. Kirkland,
Ariz.; J. p. Roach. y. Y CITY; w. V
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-05

TOoley Ell Paso; ]. NJ. Elliott. Los
Angeles; F. a. Wardenbury. Prescott;
Frank Johnson. San Francisco.
At the Commentaries. Dickey.
Chicago; L. s. Stevens. L. j. Gilchrist.
FL Paso; c. +. Walker, Tucson; p p.
Grear, Globe; II. S. Mamie, Globe
Jamse Scott, Pinedale; w Ormsby
and wife. Needles; Daniel Petit and
wife. Prescott; w. II. Darby. S. c.;
Richard Burton and wife. Maricopa;
G. W. Gilbreth, l. A; c. W. Williams.
Worcester, Mass; ]. p. Leary. San
Francisco; E. G. Kinkead. L. A: A.
c. McQueery, Prescott; Billy Taylor.
l.. a; John r Loosely, S. F; c. VI
Borgess.. Winkelman: NJ. ]. Brogan,
Winkelman; G. II. bruce and wife,
Pearce; j. w. Woolfe, Tempe: ]. A.
Tillman Kelvin.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-05

j. G.. Spangler returned yesterday
from attendance on the bankers con-
vention at Prescott.
Cynthia Crismon is the latest name
to be added to the roll of the Mesa
high school.
The Mesa high school basket ball
teams, boys and girls. will play the
Tempe high school boys team and
the girls team at the Mesa grounds
Saturday afternoon at 2:3O 1t will
be a double header proposition. and
the Mesa teams are preparing to win
with hands down.
James Ryan, who is a landed pro-
prietor of the Mesa section, received
a car of goods from lola. Kan, yes
terday, and found that his auto had
been badly damaged in transit Mr.
Ryan is building a residence in Vine
yard place.
Matt and Guy Tyler and Jay Eng
lish are having lumber moved out to
their desert ranches and each will
erect a commodious dwelling. These
gentlemen brought their energy with
California.
Inc maximum temperature yeSter-
day in Mesa was IS; minimum. 81
Rain began falling about noon and
kept it up the rest of the day.
Montezuma tribe of Red Men has
loaned its paraphernalia to Maricopa
tribe of Phoenix. and a number of
the chiefs of the local tribe will go
TO the capital Friday evening to wit
ness the Scalping of large bunch
of paleface captives.
Arthur A Jones is having shelving
placed in the main room of the
Mets-Waring block, corner of Main
and Macdonald. where he will open
up a stock of holiday goods and no
tiOns in a few days.
George Macdonald was in Mesa yes
terday, looking after his political
fences in the home town. Mr. Mac
donald is after the office of county |
treasurer and will secure the demo- |
cratic nomination. |
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-05
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NOTICE


In the Probate Court. maricopa
County, Arizona Territory.
In the matter OF the Estate Of
Charles II. Ferry. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Harry
Z. leighton, Administrator with will
annexed OF the estate of Charles II.
Ferry. deceased. has. with the above
entitled court in the matter OF the
estate of Charles II. Ferry. deceased.
filed his petition praying that he be
authorized to enter into a contract
for the optional sale Of the interest
OF said estate in the Eureka and
Bradford groups OF mines. situated
in Santa Cruz county. Arizona Terri
tory. in accordance with the terms
and conditions set forth in the form
of contract annexed to said petition:
and that Monday the 10th day OF
October. 1911. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of
said day, at the court room of said
Probate court in the county court
house at Phoenix, Maricopa county.
Arizona, has, by order Of said court.
been set as the time and place for
the trial and hearing OF said petit
ton. All persons interested in said
estate are hereby required to appear
before said court. at said time and
place aforesaid. to show cause. If
any they have, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said court this 29th day Of Septcm-
ber 1911.
CARL CLARK. Clerk
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-05
SAYS IT'S A PLOT.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Oct 4.-The
state federation of labor. in conven-
ton here today. decided to issue a
call for hundreds of thousands of
dollars for the Mcnamara defense
fund 1t was declared that the stories
of enormous sums turned in were
originated by the subsidized press. In
presenting the resolution. Delegate
Tveitmoe denounced the Mcnamara
kidnapping" and other features of
the case. saying the whole thing is u
plot to undermine union labor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-05
PERSONAL MENTION

At the Ford.-Mr. and Mrs. X o.
Young. Higley; +. G. Jaurey. Salt Lake
City: ID. l.. Cunningham and wife,
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-05

When the chest feels on fire and
the throat burns, you have indiges-
ton, and you need HERBINE to get
rid of the disagreeablc feeling. 1t
drives out badly digested food.
strengthens the stomach and puri-
flies the bowels. Price soc. Sold by
Elvey & Hulett.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-05

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ing that should refer to them because the good they
do other suffering prove that Lydia Z. Pnkhams
Vegetable Compound reliable and honest medicine and that the
made advertisements regarding its merit the
truth and nothing but the truth.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-10-05

Savoy tonight-world's famous talk
ing pictures. b
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MESA

(Continued from Page Four.)
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NEWS IN BRIEF.

Water works board ... Bliss
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addresses here given for positive proof that Lydia Pnkham
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
nov Why sAGACIOVs.

sometimes the Journal Democrat
displays an Intelligence almost hu-
man.
Take. for instance. the iitilc matter
of Mr. Bursun's speech tonight KV-
aIzng inst Mr. Bursum iB sure tu
be- greeted by IN, largest and mott
enthusiastic crowd that ever attended
o. political gathering In Albuquerque
10 occurred 20 the f,cund brain OF the
journal pcmucrut that u would Doe
"a d,urediy clever idea. dontchcr'
know. 90 discount tho demonstration
and, d, hitting its own little pipinp
treble in an invitation 10 the public
Go attend THE meeting. Go pretend too
morrow iaorning that 10 had filled
the thcatcr with be- own supporicr'
Who. by the Way couldn't an q
good sized closet
Aud NO ths morning we find tn
Journal Democrat whiuh only n ie''
days ago refused o. print simpi'
denial OF libel which Il had pub
iishcd against O. citizen, posing Ia th'
sanity atti'Hic of an apostle of tnis
ncys--thc very meaning OF Whiri
word Is stranger 90 h--and urglns
tho people OF Aibuaucraue 49, a mat
ter OF Justice 10 come out tonight
and hear MI. bnrsum
The Acrobat n certainly the cum
Ming lituc ueest.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
.COLON|ST TRAFFIC
IS HEAVIEST IN
MANY YEARS
Hartman Lines Compile Fig
ures Showing That More
People Are Now Awaiting
Themselves of Rates.

The largest coionist travel In the
history OF ilr western transcontincn-
tai lines was reached during the semi
annual prrlod Of 80 days, which cSplr-
rd sunday This IN indicated IN the ilg-
urcs which have been complied by 'Ae
traffic department % the Hartman
line.
During the period from september
iS 60 October -, when the low enc
way rate was In eject, the southern
Pacific handled 2s,S7s passengers d.
vided through tho various gatvNays
as follows Via ogden. Utah, ls,5sVi
Ma ~ Paso. Texas. a.gge; yia Los An
=, les. CAL, sGS. and wa Portland ore,
s,5ol The Oregon Washington Rail
way and Navigation company cnrried
~ COO. while the irn,cl over the
Union Pacific amounted to 1919 pas-
scngers. making q grand Sotal of CO.,
$50.
These ngurcs do rot include tho
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
NEAR VIZ. RI,ItsIM.

Holm O. Bursum viii address TN"
voters OF Bcrnallilo county tonight at
the Elks thcatcr.
READERS OF the Herald dc not need
a, Dc reminded ~ the bitter and ycn-
omous campaign Of personal ahus"
that has been wagcd against Mr.. Bur
sum since his nomination for the Of
ficc Of governor by tho Republican
convention ~ Las Vegas His enc
miles have pcrslstently refused 10 dis
cuss any Of the isucs involved IN IN"
Platform declarations OF the tWo
parties. bu, have made their whole
fight one ct villincation Of Mr. bur
sum
Il ls true mat the character of the
fight that has been made on him has
helped rather than hurt Mr. Hursum,
and has rendered his election, when
was highly probable from the begin
ming. an absolute certainty us "lrc-
don dag draws near. This condition
results not only from the fact that
every charge against M, Republican
candidate has been ruWplctsly ais
proven. but also ircm thc TACT thai
the public Is iully informed as Co IN,
character At thu men making tire
charges aud the sinister motives
which actuatn th,m
Every mir-mind,l man ln Aihu'
uuorquc. regardless uf pnrt} aiiilia'
lions. should hear Mr.. Bursum TO-
night YOU VIII see plain, home
spun man who viii took you straight
In the eye and talk 20 you in plain
humospun fashion. There VIII he ~
misunderstanding what IN says. ant
you viii not have 90 call On him fol
any affidaNltf after he has finished
Yuu mas not agree with his politics
but you win be- compelled 80 admi
the sturdy. up-sianding honesty a.
i the man, and sou viii recognize IN
ring OF absolute sincerity IN ever
word that hc uttrts
q you want 10 hear plumb-lin
| man in u plumb-linc talk, come ou
SO the Eiks theatcr tonight.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
NrnN rnoGI,rssr,r. INnrnp.

lU.nurd " Hanna. tho very proc
rroasIto nominee OF the Demo rats
and IueuW hackers Tor The vDtf none
partisan position ~ Justice uf the
slpI,mc court, has abandoned the
partisan cpd Of the Job to his
.uiucuUy uou-p partisan co.nomlnOc.
-umu,rs burKhaft and is demon
.tuuuF lust how progressive" n be-
pHssiHl, for q nominee for The SUE
prone court tu boz by swinging over
OBJ, state making speeches which are
ausihlug but non partisan.
Whom Mr. Hanna was nominated
boz sine Democratic convention at
rlutu g., 10 Wuf openly charged That
hls nomination WIS the result ~ a
DOWNRIGHT cuid-bluodrd trade bee
tween the Democrats and The itrpuh-
uau hushA hackers. for only % few
daiH previously. ln a speech in Al
buQu,ruu,. Mr. Hanna had with his
hand upon hls heart declared in most
solemn tones that h, had been born
"a Republican and expected 20 die
n tnat political falth. ana inasmuch
sH it was wcll-knuwn fact that
thorr were iu the Democratic party
many lawyers of deeper learning
rp,r scholarship ana longer expert
ou,o than Mr. Hanna, no one could
conceive of ans reason for nominal
Inns him Tor So exalted judicial poo
sitlon unless % was in the rNpccta-
ton that hv would deliver the Enud'
ia IA, WAY of votes To this. how
lrvrr Chairman Jones and N, Demo
cratic press entered vehement and
scotnuh denial protesting that Mr.
iiannH had boon nominated without
his solicitation aud tor the sole pur'
pos. of putting cut "non-partIsnn
ticket for the supreme court
And what thrilling exhibition 81
non -p1rti.anship Mr. Hanna IL Civ
ing Aspiring H. the highest Judicial
position ~ the Kilt ~ the people 81
| Sew N,Nicu- whcf" dignity, learn
ling and scholarship are not less I'M
lpurmnt than "a finely balanced sense
Iof absolute fairness and impartialiti
Inc b. trouoping around the state Ike
Iany cheap political mouutchgnk, beg
Iping thr people a. vote for The hN'
hrid Hckrt on which, hl virtue of d
lshamtlrss political bargain. h' Is
Innmincs. % b. spectacle 10 disgust
every citizen ~ Sew McXico who ha'
Iany regard whatever tor dcccucl
20 aay nothing of dignity the ju'
Idiciar,.
| His fpiloW toWnsman and fellow
progressive. George W. PTitchard, ha
described MIR Hanna as "briah
Iyoung lawyer" The people ot N'y
Mexico viii hc inclined to agree viii
Ithc description IN 50 far as IL en-
Ipluys the adjective young"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02

600 are apple eaters This is the
way Il IA ST forth The average
American household contains six
persons father mother aud tour
offspring OF various uE's. The Ncrf
young. hc Says. are not expected u"
Indulge freely va applies The very
old. az a rrle. do NOT Thus twp out
ct the siX viii qualify az first class
\ No. I apple caters.
This years CROP of apples VIII
make 100000. 600 hHrrcE. sud the ape
plc-cating season lasts five months
IN these i've months each able
bodied apple eater musi dispose 81
his barrel. and as there are SOC APP
pies t. barrel Vt means "A per cap
ia uf 100 apples month, or three
and Cnr.third apples day. by cuch
bona ndr apple eater doing his fuli
duty according o. the schedule thus
SIT forth. the present years apple
crop could bc disposed uf Without cN-
port and 60 th, general satisfaction
~ an concerned
There has been lamontable fail
inE OF in the habit Of eating apples
in this country our grnndfathcra
and grandmother made much Of ths
apple. q was the always present
and always pr1fforcd fruit Of Ga,
household and the boys and girls
spent their spare moments MUNICH
ing apples 90 was seldom in th"s'
halc,ou days that any part oi ar
appi, crop Wyut to waste The E'nt
housewives made an manner "f pre-
serves. buffers ana dried products oil
appl,s. and the apple pis was th'
standard of every dinner
The falling off IN tho popularity
OF apples appears to b" due chirill
To IN, fact that &C. II Rogers cstah
lishcd the United Fruit company an,
thereby flooded This country VITA
bananas Then the orange grower
came into the market AMI took thd
| part IN tho fruit demand othr
kinds of fruits that once Wcrr con
sldcrcd only hNiwv came also. 10
| cheap prices. and an took toll of IN
apple, which gradually lost lts IA
pr,mac,. Those hardy old pioneer
who were in The habit of carying al
half a. dozen apples apiccs hctpr
going 90 bed 40 nisht died, ana thci
children took 10 bananas and MdE'
~ wonder the apple growers sreklh
10 revive the popularity ~ tho bees
and nyalthl,si ruit that srows upo
the conun,t one, the United state
senate was "a scene 81 continuous
lapplr pairing Nowadays only a ~
81 the older and wiser statesmcnt 90
addicted 60 this wholesome frul
Perhaps 10, present campaign 81
education win help In The apple r,
IgiNW.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02

large volume Of travel under the coli
onlst rat. handled over the santa Fc
Rock, island. Burlington ami the
Gould lines. Many % these lines ran
extra trains as did the Hartman lines.
so that the total for the month un-
doubtodly approximate 10000 pco-
pie. This b. several thousand larger
tlan any previous similar movement.
Local passenger officials regard the
Increase In the colonist movement AS
an Indication that the hOmoserkcr bus
inDss win be- much larger than here
tnfurp An the lines are prcpNrlns
Tor big movements Ia the west. north
west. southwest south and southeast
Already arrangements have been on
many OF the Hines for extra through
trains 10 certain sections where tho
indications are the settlement Will be
the heaviest during the winter months.
rho poor crop yield in nearly every
section ~ the country. ~ Is believed
viii D.. an incentive TOT farmers 10
change locations. This will develop
larg. volume Of hnmcscekcr traiiic.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02

those other occasions when tc 'A-
tort,d money from thr pocket, Hf tho
people fnf being LOO Tire, pIH..f ''
fl, awf uW.
o. 600 goes iu lst '.r import .u."
.f Don Jesus NOT happening o. w
out uf tU, Dit. so uut can tai, He
place, Alfred Guust,Id uI,i Iu
trdat Uu' .auk at th, result u..
srp convict H registered Goo vote Hr
u,r J.sus. and thrc, UHulIDts csguH.
uuu tH, Iull
81, rho way. whore wac Don J,s..
u.t Friday Nuru I, happened r
n, uut oft inr cIi, uid b., happen
tu tabs, auy muu,s With him. ana Gld
1u. uf tup progressive patriots where
Do, happened Geo Do, happen to grl
.nU 90 it
Ifut what's co., H.. asking HurH
au,.uuu.a rb, journal prmp,fa
vIu not rr spls Go tuuK of the gU
.w,f until uur election do'.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-02
mn INDIsprNsAnIh noMrno.


what passes Tor n brain with TIE
Journnl- Democrat is not get on a
hair trigger
For Instance, Il required tWO weeks
for u 60 discover that a. instead %
~ candidate for governor was the
one who He'd a. the people of Alhu-
querdue at the Elks thcaicr ou oc-
tubsr -. Hos much painful grind
ing - the wheels In its Uranium was
involved IN thc evolution of that
brilliant iden only the iournal-bemo-
crat viii ever know, and u won't t'h.
And now, after six days, II has dis
covered that Dan Jesus Romero %
not responsible for registering the
negro convict. Herbert Hall, VII" was
convicted Of an assault upon wo-
man some weeks agn, because MIR.
ROm.ro happened 60 be- ont OF tho
rlty nt the time the Outrage wac
committed
There IL D.. kind friends Don
Jesus rs so indispensable part uf
tho machinery Of tho county that lac
can not happen to Dee out of the
city without gross outraEes peing per
petratpd by his drpuiitt, Tor whose
acts ne difrlaima nli rospcuslhlhtA
whatever. Don Jesus has such "a mo-
nopuly of virtue that the moment m'
strong hand is takcn of the throttle
al good government u wicked d'p
uty aaillca forth ana rcEisiors d
convict under an assumed nuWe
With an, FUN Intention of committing
"a felony for the benefit uf Don jesus
and good government
We may ALSO assume that Dor
Jesus happening to b" out ~ th'
dty last Friday WAS responsible" 30
tho escape OF three more prisoner
from Bcrnalillo county bail. " .
Whether Don Jesus also happened
10 be out of thr city M the time o
the wholesale Jail delivery last spFins
drponont saith not. u " certain
however that he happened to ~
OUT Of the clty lea santa " a. IN
time OF his violation Of hia piedk'
"a do.aan ~ his power 20 have h'
ICES ~ county ouicors reduced. ans
mat II least swo-thuds OF hla
'haprentd" 60 be out ~ the city ~