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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26
GAMES TO-DAY.
EASTERN ASSOCIATION
vrc11UrpnAv,c REsCnrc

YESTERDAYS RESULTS. Springfield. 8; Bridgeport, 1. New Haven, 7-4; New Britain, 70 2 New London, 8; Waterbury, o. Hartford, 3; PittsfeId, O..
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26

The work of George Tyler of the Braves entities him to be cIassed as one of the. best left handed pitchers in the big leagues this year. Lefty
 had a lot of trouble in the early part Of the season and at that. time some of the Boston fans thought he was about through. He has surprised these critics.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26

Evidently George Stallings has a good opinion of Red Smith, his newly acquired third sacker. Stallings has Maybe George thought that the Feds might try to land the former Brook lynite.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26

Farmer Want Ads. one Cent a word.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26

The Cleveland fans want Jack Knight recalled from the American Association Jack has been playing a fine game for the Spiders this year and the Nap fans think that Somers should put him on first for the Maps.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26
BASEBALL GOSSIP

Manager Bill Bradley of the Brook feds began his professional career on the diamond in Auburn N. T., in 1898. Heswas born in Cleveland, which is also the home of Umpire R1gler of the Ma tiona1 league.
 It wouldn't be a surprise if some one of the major leagues signed up Tom Needham, the veteran catcher the Cubs threw into the discard several days ago. Needham has about outliv- ed his services as catcher, but he is still one of the best third base coachers in the business. Further more he is acquainted with. the gentle art of handling young pitchers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26

$16 CUSTOM SUIT SALE B -RY LYFORD BROTHERS BUY East Side and West End '
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26
STANDING OF THE CLUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

GAMES TO-DAY. St. Louis in New York. Chicago in Philadelphia Detroit in Boston. Cleveland in Washington. The House passed the Ferris bill for the development of water power on tbe public domain of the United States
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26

Martin Sheridan, the great Olympic athlete, is slowly recovering from al operation back of the left eye.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26

At the Fort Erie, Ont, track, yes terday, King Couchman won the 6, GOO stake for 2:11 pacers Star Winter won the 5000 stake for 2 10 trotters.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26

There was a report that Dick Hob ntzell of the Boston Red sox would has assured the Boston owner that ha will stick.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26

Sam Langford, the dark hued boxer,
 knocked out George Cotton of Pitts
 burgh in the fourth round last night 1 in Boston.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-26

Bobby Stow, who hasn't been setting the league adre by his hitting recent ly, managed to peel off 8 couple Of two baggers in Springfield.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-31
WIDESPREAD INTEREST IN POULTRY
Hundreds OF Letters Received at A. & N.
College Indicate Move Is Popular.

College Station, Texas, Dee. 3l.-Indi-
ca,i,e Of the widespread interest in more
and better poultry literally hundreds Of
letters nave been received by the depart
mnt Of poultry husbandr, at the A. 4 NJ.
college and the state experiment station,
located at the college. during the past few
weeks. Judging from these letters the
poultry business will increase by leaps and
bounds on Texas farms this year. Most
of the letters have been inquiries regard
ing balanced rations for chickens. The
better the ration the larger the ~eg produc-
Ition Of the hen.
To expedite matters r.. W. Kaxmei~r OF
the A. 4 NJ college poultry husbandry de-
partment has prepared a schedule Of ra-
tions for chickens, this schedule being
framed To meet Texas conditions. The
suggested feeds tor heavier egg produc-
fion may he had by writing Mr.. Kazmeier
al College Station. Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-31
CAMERON COUNTY ATHLETIC CONTEST OF
UNIVERSITY lMTERSCHOlASTC lEAGUE

corning a county contest IN track and field
events. to be held in a meet in proper time
for representatives to 20 to Sinton in the
spring.
IL J. suggested that each school send for
Bulletin No. 35i. Extension Scenes No. So,
University Of Texas, Austin, Texas.
San Benito will have entries in the fol
towing:
Boys basketball. +. l.. Flynn, faculty
representative.
Girls basket ball, Miss Helen Barge,
faculty representative.
Junior defamation. Miss Mamie NJ
Buck. faculty representative.
Senior defamation, Miss Mary Lou
Rogan. faculty representative.
Boys tennis, q. Il. Thomas, faculty rep
rescntative.
Spelling contest, Miss Lois Spears. fac
.ulty representative.
Track and field. +. l.. Flynn. faculty
representative.
Baseball, Il. +. Phelps, faculty represen-
%tativc.
Debate probably. Miss Mary Lou
Rogan. faculty representative.
Concerning debate. defamation and
spelling. correspondence should be- taken
up with Miss Pcarly Cleary. Lyford.
Please keep these announcements. othcr-
Will follow. q. r.. THOMAS,
Director Athletics for Cameron County
Under University lntcr>chola>tic League
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-31

The Herald has received the following
communication from c. f.. Thomas of Saa
Renito, athletic director for Cameron
county under the University lnterscholn~tic
Athletic enDie: ~
Last september in the Teacher Insti-
tatc I was elected director Of athletics for
Cameron county "a work under the Univer-
sity Iniersclolastic league, and in BuIIe-
tin No. 35i containing the constitution and
rules, page 81, section ID. | find:
alt shall be- the duty of the county ath-
letic director, or such other duly author
teachers institute, TO call a meeting Of
representatives of the schools AT some
time before January Ii and arrange a
schedule"
Now as to boys basketball | shall like
to have the following information:
l.-If YOU are 10 have = team that would
like TO enter the county contest, send me
the name of the faculty representative ut
once.
2.-State also whether YOU would like a
meeting ca7rd In Accordance With above.
or would to hkc matters arranged by
mail. | Oh sublar a tentative schedule
and get suggestions. aud probably get mat
ter in a playing shape. The fa.t i, il
might be well a. work hN this principle
All games IL count, PLAYED be- scrn teams
III this coaniy when all details have been
arranged before the game i played aud
certified to by the two faculty representa- :
tides Ia the county director. each team Ia
play AT least iorr games and not more
than six before the final county champion.
games l. called by the Cameron county
executive committee: provided these games
arr in FAIR accord with the constitution Of
the University ln~terscholastic league and
the A. A. L.. rule guide GA. q. >paldng 4
Brothers, Kansas City, Kan. price Zoe: il
will be well 10 ak for the 1914 edition of
the Boys Basketball Rule Book Of the A.
A. u
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-31
WOULD HAVE CORPORATION
FILE PAPERS IN COUNTIES
Secretary of State Gregg t;as Recon-
mendation Which Ne Will Place Before
Next Legislature.
Associated l're>S.l

Austin. Texas. Dee. BID. "A. Gregg,
secretary Of state. announces h. will rec
Commend 10 the Thirty-fourth legislature
that the corporation laws Of Texas be-
amended % that charters of all corpora
tions filed tor record in the state depart
ment also be- filed in the office of the
county clerk in countic> IN which corpora
iicns have their principal place Of business.
lie would also have this proposed amend
ment apply 70 foreign corporations obtain
ing permits "a do business IN Texas. Under
this amendment. Mr. Gregg would have
charters and permits withheld until they
had been registered in the two offices men
toned. such filings to show names and adj
dresses of major stockholders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-31
Rear Admiral Little Retires.

Washington. ID. C.. Dee. 3l.-By opera
ticn Of law Rear Admiral William N. Lit
tie. for some time past on duty a Inspector
Of machinery and ordnance al the Fore
River shipyards. was placed on the re-
tired hit Of the navy today. He j. = native
Of Newbrrgh. n. Y. ad was graduated
from the naval academy in 1876. During
his service of sevent n years at sea and
abroad he saw active duty NJ Key West
during the war with Spain, and later was
engaged in the Philippines and in the sup
preston of the Boxer rebellion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-31
INSURANCE COMPANIES IN
TEXAS TO FILE REPORTS
CUNNINGHAM & co.,


Austin, Texas, Dee. 3l.-The depart
ment of insurance and banking has mailed
out about 500 blanks to various kinds Of
doing business in Texas upon
which to make their annual report to the
for the year ending today. The
reports, under the law, must be in the de-
par.ment by February |, when 1915
licenses are to he issued. Companies fail
ing to make the report promptly are sub
ject to penalty. and no new licenses will nc
ISSUED To those concerns which nave not
reported by February |. until penalties are
paid. This report includes fire, life, health
and accident. fraternal and reciprocal in
surancc companies and associations.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-31

LIN hike manner send me the name Of
the faculty representative.
2.-Statc. after reading over the above
M. :. whether II will be- necessary Ia nave
a meeting Of all schools Ia The county.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-31
Tennis Contest.

Later announcement will be- made con-
cerning a county contest ii tennis for both
hays and girls mot miSfd). Both con-
fests will be doubles.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-12-31

alter anacuncemen,5 viii be made o
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01
FEDERAL FORCES
FIGHTING INSECTS
BROWN TAN AND GYPSY MOTHS
BECOME ~ BJEtIS CT
NICH CONCERN

yAstfNcTDv ID a. Tnly al
KY.
w" "''''''" JUDI "i'. '''''' '"''
The United states some years ago.
TODAY tho. are the object. of the
combined ATTACK OF tho federal and
several state governments. which
nave turned to Europe and Asia for
helm In their fight Not only have
tho Two unVplcomed visitors devas-
tated vast vegetable tracts In this
country. but ON, of them l,. origi-
mated ana introduced nov human
allm,nt that e DOING gr.4 damage
to the business off summer escorts
The two Immigrant. arc tie rypsv-
moth and Oh, brown trail moth Tho
warfare bsirr wheel AGAINST theu
is described I'm communication 10
the National GeoarlulIr Society al
Washington ID a. by Dr ID
toward
The gypst moth accordipv In tho
writer was brouerf fo mi. country
for experimental purpos.s bv "A
French professor off ASTRONOMY i'm 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01
STANDARDS FOR
UNITED STATES
BUREAU ALSO WORKING on
SAFETY RULES FOR ELEC.
TRICAL WORkERS

WASHINGTON. D C.. July 3l.--
Secretary OF Commerce Redfleld has
just received a report from the Di-
rector OF the Bureau ~ Standards
relative 20 the work OF that bures I
which shows how many interesting
features there are in the varied and
extensive work OF testing and inFes.
tigation being conducted b. that Hg-
reau
For some time tho Bureau has
been working on safety rules t0 De-
observed In the operation and main
tenance Of electric generating sta
lions and sub-stations. and on enc
overhead and underground distr.but.
INK wires In connection Herewith
and a sa OF rules has been prepared
Tor publication BY the Bureau ln
this york the Bureau has consulted
a large number OF operating com.
panles. Vorkmen actively engaged ln
the different lines % HO-k covered
by the rules. az we'll nH state Undue.
trial and public-service commits.
slons The rules have been f0rmu
lated 80 a. 20 be- complete and sion
pie. and az easily understood as pp.
slble These rules have been hIfhH
commended by q number OF ton
competent critics u ls believed that
they will be- 81 great value to state
commissions city authofitiea. W0
operating companies, and Nill ten.
10 reduce accidents DO this Import
ant Industry
The report on mitigation Of clnr
tr0lysis damage To- Elyria, Ohio. hH
been completed and was presented p
the city. the gas c0mpanI tho Colo
phone company. and tho ai'a"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01

when tuc insect while in the cater
pillar stage. crlwlod on trolly cars,
automobiles and other vehicles. and
upon tine clothes of pedestrians
This condition was remcdiod by
driving the pests from the highways
Tor e distance ot 30 20 100 feet
Enormous wire screens. coated with
20 sticky substance 90 entanglc them
erected tu tho Windwirl of infect
od woods. demonstrated the fact that
many young cdtorpillars. suspended
bg their aiIken thread. were carried
hy the Nird t0 distance of six
miles or more and the attacking
forces are uoH concentrating their
effort along the border OF spread
.. an added precdutiOn 10 sprvad
OF tup pests. all products shipped
from the infested rcsiou are rigidly
inspected for the larvae of the in
sect The female broWu-tail moth Is
"a strong flyer. but fortunately she
Is not So hard 10 control. Early
spring and fall spraying and the cut
ting OF and burning of the charc-
t,ristic winter nests have brought
wonderful results
The principal money loss caused
hy the latter pest occurs 90 the sum-
mer resort where the prevalence of
what has come Co Doe known as the
hroVu-tall rash keeps people
away The hairs of the brovn-tail
caterpillar are finely harbed and
brittle. and whore they come Ia con-
tact with the human skin these
hairs enter The skin pores. break
off, and cause a severe irritation
10 o. not Away necessary Tor the
caterpillar 90 come iu contact with
thr .hiu Tor 90 certain times of the
year tHe hairs are floating In the
.air
the more recent recruits I'm the
war against the moths are numer-
Gus species OF true parasites. which
have been imported from Europe
aud Asia Chief among them Is the
talosoma beetle. whose speciality g.
fne deyouring of loat-eating cater
pillars Although sloa 10 get n start
these beetles are uoW thriving On
tnis country and are expected 90 eX-
terminate millions OF the moths dur
iIE the present summer Another
recruit o. the Japanese egg parasite.
ODE Schedius kuvanae. which under
goes i's entire development On a sin
Elr rypsy-moth egg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01

FORT SMITH. Ark, July al
Midnight tunlght marks tho passing
90 ihe iIoms and other liquor es-
Adjustments in Fort Smith Court
Proceedings instituted In behalf OF
tbo FALCON interest failed go act a.
70 say until the matter could bee car
ripi 90 the highest court In conse-
Hreurs .Bp dry" era will bee inaug-
urtol tomorrow and h is doubtful
70 ans attempt will be- made to oh
mm liquor licenses until next year.
Tho most of the dealers are prepared
FOB close. having disposed OF tneir
stock a. special sale prices after
tnp ruling uf the court that they
must u.t tIc business About fiiv
saloon 1uI Wholesale houses are at
i.DtpI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01

SO DtTuEfllNES. Ont Judy o..
HIiH iHe expectation OF witnessing
900. Y. up greatest aquatic festivals
.. fHs year. scores Of porting en-
uH.IH.. locked 10 S. Catherine
'ula. fog thr opening Of the annual
regatta 0f the Canadian Association
.I Amateur Oarsmen. popularity
fnu % as tle Canadian Henley re-
aa.a Tho programme extends over
tN6 days aud provides events for
singles. doubles. tours and oightH
added interest bias been given the
Co., alta tU. year ay the entry OF the
University of pennsylvania in the
..rI.r eight. Other entries include
Individual oarWen and crews repre-
.u1t.re boat clubs loo dozen cities
of Canada aud tHr United States.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01
WIS ". {. DENIiN DIED
~ HIE NOM LAST NIGH !

Mr. W q Ue.iu died a. the fam
uk home i03 Monroe street ~ .
O'Clock This morning from lung
iruuh'.
She came 10 ui place with her
husband ana baby. from Memphis.
Tom rst sprius for the benefit OF
hUr health
Tho remains we're prepared ~ the
funeral parlors of y 8 Grigga Tor
shipment orer the Rock Island 20
sso sta bona tlts Gorniq,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01

... OH .rai0ry 81 Hamilton Cal
T.r InItu and construction oi the
r frnuf are entirely urn and
. been completed iu TIE rliiOmc
fr. .U.r'ory
I.. fr.t test Of watches for the
lU.. Fa# completed june These
t..t. 900 Uo held four times year
anI $500 enable the public 10 secure
H careful fe.t OF hlgh-grade adjusted
I|H.. UIgfn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01

have seen more FIGHTING than most
OF the Austrian soldier
This photograph Of Officers ni the
army vas taken during @ Ore pa
rade ln their barracks ai Erisrad".
the capital
The serylan army number l5'-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01

-eau oldlers are ready for war
t. hlI1 despite che fact that
rHr. know their enemy can place ln
InH many more troops But
Hr.a MON have been trained boo th"
.r rIfH Turkey and the war with
H.Inra They are veterans They
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01

Don't permit yourself 90 become
.onstipa "a. as your system imme-
ilsteIv boins to absorb poison from
fas backcdlp vast. natter Of
ir KlnF. Nsn lIle F.|. 'n1 Ar'p
we'll There is a1 better t'0fuifH
aeainrf illness Jut ft.o .N d'a"
t9rlenf ..c at your liI
IAUF|
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01

company some weeks aTo and accep
ted by 400 the Interests Involved The
railway company has promised 20
do everything recommended by The
BurCau which wlli result not Only
in correcting very serious rloftr0Il
sis troubles bat also HIIl Improve
the street raiiaaY service ln ElTrig
and vicinity Improve tle lighting ~
the cars and save enough money ~
tho railway company f1 Justify fully
the total expense involved apart
from tho consideration 81 clectr0iY-
aia mitigation ln other words. che
Bureau has sbnWn me railway COM
panY how f0 effect con lderhb'e &C.
0n1mln o. uell as 90 Improve Iia
HDr Irr. bY rnarrirreWF of their
IfiHfrIHuflun HT tenn HHd zoo In.fllIa.
/ zion OF negative cable. fnf Tho ro.
! uu ot street railway current 200 thr
power stations I.rl.H. D' fIr.
economic. IHI railway company
IIf f1 uudrrtaf. fHr rtpeH uI
new construction aud new Hrarf"
mrli without rerDur.n 200 r.'. Dr
I .,.,t.
..,....
49,.
! ''''N ''
Z "D'
/ '-h '''''''
I zoo barrels of cement. GOO average
n'lii IN'' '' DIT pr '"''
,luf io note in l'I. ''Nu''I l'h lN'.'
i1" total .'Ipn"h'. i'I h' '''
LABORATORY noe atff'f'I' '.'"'t
barrels. mainly i'' iN' f'"Ai"i ''
IaI
About $50 mouth ago 1000 .n fTH.
mnnf na. constructed fYr fIe United
eIaIr Weather HYfHHu fur mra Hf
Iur thr .Y..H.|.I nocturnal riH.
Irlu. UHIrH .IHII. 70 lu.. .f .Nt.
from terrestrial 'anr. Hn
.ua0. II. Hf.I report hos 'HH
'thU Instrument b. unusually .u
'tIgr auI fGlf BE- meet. 900 tIr I'
.qu.rnmruf.
.rf. Iru..n.. ,,f .tf...pI.r.. .a.
It.tI,,. .u .D.. testing oI .ug4r. Liza
|Iorg hood, .Y urtr.sD quaIif. ua
/ .Ug fo fI. HffnIf. obi CONTROLLING
..H t.u.n.,,t.,. and Hur.lf. r
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01

600 infantry $500 cavalry and 52i
guns Since the last war they have
been kept ln readiness The troops
are sell trained and OF much
higher standing than previous 10 the
par Rlth Turkey and Bulgaria
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01

The music Il charming and the
fountain beverages ara delicious at
Tie Amarillo Drug Store. 23a-3t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01
THE LIMIT CAFE

Cleanest and best place 90 eat. Try
The Limit. as Taylor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01

Daily Nrvs want Ads must be
hy the cash.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01
joyful Anticipation
of Motherhood

There r. apt tofc o. latent a1ar. h...I..
~ distress 10 rGr the r1n.i.tH i
expectation. But this Dr. quito
~ the advice ~ ao f.rE women 'H
Mothers Friend. This H HH r.'.f
application doalEnCd % go luhno1te '0
muscles and to thIH rp r.H..e tno lf
sure reactinE on the rIf t.Hf
raturai strain upon tho cords ono I.
ments Il not nacomnauied ly ti.fr f.
rains said 10 ctnaD nausea rufrH.
moss and macy local dIHifewf tbs
rficndid embrocation h known 90 "a mH'tI-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01
NOTES FROM THE LABOR
WORLD.
........-.+++-+++

d Ga understood that the question
of removing the headquarters Of the
International typographical Union
.rom indianapolis viii be- considered
aaI acted upon az the annual con
ssntion OF The organization, which
3. t1 be- held mex. month IN Proyi-
Iaire.
According 10 statistics Just pub
H..rd the wages paid In Germany IN
t.. present year go far range ali the
.s from = 90 5.4 per cent lower
dian SHAT vas paid 80 the last quar-
t.r OF 1918. The Gmalles diminu-
f.uu f. among the farm laborers. and
r.. LARGEST among the coal miners.
Write today for low erected pric-
OIL. ur Ame Portable Silo built for
.a. Y. of the Plains Ames Por-
.b.. sl8 d. Lumber Go. ". +.
nHma Cen Mgr, Amarillo, Teyas.
232-2t
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-01

-r>f hIFN NOW no ~ Y u" :
have been put 20 every till uui ~hn
varying conditions 81 age. weight general
health. etc. may be- Hafolv relied upon.
And judging vs. tho frcf that Mothers
Friend" has been Do continual u.e r.rHH
our grnndmothsr earlier E..r ava n
known throughout th0 lr1.i Snta7 b.
may be easily inferred mt 10 H Hlmo-
thing that women talk nh.Ht ard gladly
recommend 20 rrospcctiEH mothers
"M1ther's Friend" u prepared only On
our own laboratory ana O. cola hy drug
ri1ts everywhere. AK fHr re- bottle Today
r-t write for special book iHr rsprciant
-Iathrrs. Address fnin'b Regulator
Co.. l0f Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, "a,
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-27

The cantaloupe crop for the season
of 1914, grown in the famous Impc~
rial Valley, is beginning to move, and
from now on, covering period of six
weeks thousands of men will work
night and day to pick, pack and de-
liver to the consumers of the United
States, through the regular trade
channels, more than 1000 cars of can.
taloures. Cars are now going out
by express and by the first of next
week shipments will be getting heav-
ier daily.
1t " ould be not only delicate mat
ter, but a most difficult one as well,
fer Il man to attempt to call to the
attention of the trade any one brand
and its qualities as compared with
the merits of any other brand One
who has been in close touch with the
deal for many years is in a position
to make comparisons with seasons,
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-27
Cantaloupe Distributors
Are Rushing Preparations

the sugar contents. netting and flavor,
and the general conditions under
which the cantaloupes are produced.
He does not hesitate to say that gen
eral conditions this year are more
favorable than in any previous season.
Indications at the present time are
satisfactory and it is generally be-
lieved by all of the shippers that the
trade this year will be pleased with
the product.
Every precaution and care is being
taken to put up a high class grade
and pack and to ship only such stock
as will be a credit to the industry
and to the dealers and jobbers, IS
well as to reflect merit on the pro-
ducers who have labored so faithfully
to perfect their production.
The Imperial Valley cantaloupe
growers especially are fortunate IN
having engaged from year to year thp