Arizona republican., 1911-09-18

crop started to move As for Texas
 there IS no fear for her stock It comes
 m long after the Imperial.
 Cabbage and cauliflower will be i splendid truck to raise here and if is certain that these plebian vegetables will fill in successfully on the melon
 land. The winter cabbage nearly all ways brings good prices, and the cau- liflower is better money maker. Cars | of these vegetables can be shipped mixed. The scope of territory that
 could be utilized in selling truck is not so limited as in the onion business Ii may be safely said that the Salt River valley Winningstadt cabbage and
 snowfall cauliflower will come in q month earlier than the Placentia Cali
 fornia. Let the boxes show where the product originated and if the grade is good they'll come back for more.
 And let me say a word for the bell
 pepper and chilli; for these two early
 winter vegetables have been greatly
 responsible for the increased wealth of
 little old Orange county. California.
 The bell pepper has brought as high as 42c per pound in the Los Angeles
 market-but the stock must be large. uniform and of the right variety. The chili is a winner
 Yes. labels are responsible. in measure, for the success of many business houses today. It was Califor- mia that originated the fancy package and the striking label. When the first California boxes of oranges landed in New York. each box labelled in a novel manner, the product of Florida took a back seat, and there it is today.
 But a few years ago c. C. Chapman. the most successful individual orange grower in California, thought to give his trade a new and exquisite label. fashioned after the old, but showing the modern lithographers art more pronouncedly. He was elated to think what a hit the "Old Mission" orange would make with the new and costly labels. His surprise was great when a few days later a wire came from the New York brokers, who for eighteen years had sold his oranges. at the top prices: For Gods sake don't send any more of those new labels"
 If your fruit comes up to the | mark the public will find you if you live in Uganda. So that with water in | plenty, the richest soil in tho world. | ample railroad lines, touching every | where in the states. and last. but not | least. q brainy community of farmers | to grow crops in a modern way that | will reflect credit on the new state, -our future is assured.
 "The organization formed in Phoe- nix Saturday has a wider scope of intention than the Salt River valley { will help the whole state. In my humble opinion it is the most benefi- 'ent movement of recent years and will be to Arizona what the Exchange s to California
 T hope it may be my privilege to all a waiter at the New Sherman | House in Chicago, one of these days, nd ask him for a NEWSTATE can aloupe. I hope the newly formed or will adopt the name for a abel, to be used exclusively on fancy roducts. It sounds good to me. and 5 offered to the consuming public si- with the new common 'ealth's admission into the union"
 MT Evans showed his faith in the 'roducers' Association, Saturday. by 3king some stock in it, and as he is T an entirely different business. that f teas and coffees and expects to live ere, his advice may be taken as un- rejudiced.