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Hoart Party

A most enjoyable "heart' party
was given Wednesday evening BY
Mesdames F. d. Connor, s. r. Bras
elton and L. C. Richardson at the
Braselton home. There were some
65 guests present and Mrs. II. q.
Bush was the winner Of the first prize
while Mrs. A. j. Clark carried of the
consolation prize. During the even
ing a delicious course luncheon was
served.
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Birthday Supper

Mrs. Leonard 0. Tucker gave a
birthday party last Saturday night
in honor Of her husbands birthday at
the Tucker home. The guests pres
ent were Messrs. W. s. Clark, Ralph
Greason, E. A. Mooney, Ben Lindloff,
Edgar Hepp, Bert Harcourt and DR..
+. A. Montenyohl. A birthday sup
per was served and Mrs. Tucker was
assisted in serving by Mrs. Edgar
Hepp.
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Quail Season

The quail season will be open No
vember ]. All those who expect 10
enjoy the sport should be provided
with license. Williams Rutherford
III the Citizens Bank is the deputy
game warden.
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r. L. Burgess, formerly manager
Of the local Mountain States Tele. ,.
nhone and Telegraph company, lef'
This week for Tucson, Aris., where ne
has been transferred. His suceesscr
hare will be named soon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Raithe!
and Mrs. Margaret Raithel motored
to FL Paso this week and returned
The latter part Of the week in Mr.
Arthur Raithel's car.
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Owing to error il was stated in the
last issue that Mrs. II. H. Richardson
had resigned as a member Of the Lily
Auction Bridge Club, when il should
have been, "resigned rs president"
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Mrs. Simon EntertalOs

Mrs. Simon, mother Of Mrs. Harry
II. Kelly gave II "heart" party Tues
day afternoon at the Kelly home at
which u large number OF guests en-
joyed dainty luncheon after the
game.
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REPUBLICANS NE VERY OPTIMISTIC
ME DEMOCRATS ARE Confident
Flcht Mas Narrowed Down Between
ths Old Party Standard Bearers to
the Elimination Of the Provrssslves
Whe Nave Lost Their Strength.

Those cheerful optomists, the po-
litical prophets, are on hand with the
figures that cannot lie. and which
show each and every candidate on
each and every ticket to be a sure
winner. There is no way to recon-
cile the various "guess estimates"
and no doubt but that all Of them
are wrong. They have enough ele-
ments Of possibility, however, to
render them Of interest, since any
ones guess is as good as another's.
The Aght has narrowed down he
tween the Republican and Democratic
standard bearers, to the elimination
Of the Progressives, who have stead
ily lost strength. Their strength will,
however, largely determine the elec-
ton next Tuesday. The Progressives
themselves maintain that they will
not poll less than 1900 votes, while
the Republicans and Democrats esti-
mate this vote at not more than g.
900 and probably less, than 5000.
These votes the Democrats declare
will be taken from the Republican
ranks, while the Republicans main
tain that they will come mostly from
the disgruntled Of the Democratic
strongholds. The truth probably lies
in the middle ground. The Progress
sives were Of the Republican strength
originally and ii is safe to assume
that many have not yet returned to
the fold. In Bernalillo and Sandoval
counties, however, where the great
est Progressive strength was devel-
oped at previous elections, the Pro-
gressive leaders are hand in glove
with the Republicans. The Demo-
cratic newspapers in the rock-ribbed
counties Of the Pecos Valley and
elsewhere sound note Of warning to
the effect that disappointed Office
seekers there are fomenting trouble
in the ranks, and that many Demo-
Gratis are joining the Progressive le-
gions. To what extent this disaf-
fection has progressed will be told
after next Tuesday.
The Republicans are charged with
conducting a "gum-shoe campaign
to gain possession Of the legislature,
and Democratic newspapers are max
ing an effort to rouse the rank and
ale to the danger Of assuming that
the victory is already won. These
same newspapers declare that the
contest will be a close one. The Re-
publicans say nothing. but content
themselves with supreme effort ia
assert the full strength Of the party
at the polls.
The Republicans estimate the tots
vote at $1,000 and the Democrats al
five to six thousand less. The tota
vote cast, together with the strength
Of the Progressives, is conceded tt
be the deciding element in the elec'
ton.
COUNTY LINEUP
A recent estimate made at thu
headquarters of the Republican ant
Democratic state central committees
at Santa Fe give the figures b!
counties as follows:
The Republicans figure 1900 plur
atty for Hemandex and 100 clea
majority. The following are the plu
ralities they claim by counties:
CONTINUED on page ten)
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DIR. j. @. Moir was among the dele
gates to the Masonic Grand Lodge at
Albuquerque last week and was elect
ed an officer Of the Grand Lodge
chapter.
Richard +. Young, formerly Of
Deming, came down from Hurley this
week to attend the session of the
grand jury as witness. He return
ed home this morning.
George Arrowsmith, wife and ba-
by, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. T. Bixler for the past two
months returned home Thursday to
their home at Roseland. La.
william Weathers, mechanician of
the Buick car entered by W. @. Dunn
Of Fl Paso in the Ell Paso- Phoenix
road race had his leg broken this
morning when the car struck cul-
vert west Of the city and threw
weathers from the seat. The car
was running at nfty miles an hour
and was making trial spin over the
course.
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DR.. r. E. Buvens came in from
Lordsburg the forepart Of the week
TO attend court as a witness.
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z. E. Richardson Is erecting new
4-room frame bungalow on Birch
street.
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Mrs. l.. v. Austin Of Santa Rita,
Mrs. E. A. hampshire Of Hurley, Mrs.
W. s. Searle Of Silver City and Fred
Fleetham Of Fierro were Deming WIS.,
itors this week.
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COUNTY LINEUP

Continued on page ten)
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MONDAY

Miss Walton. OF the Virginia Hair
Dressing Parlors. returned home yes
terday from Denver where she has
been spending few days on a pleas
ure and business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ePte whalen left this
morning for Denver en- route to Fred
eric. Colorado, in response to a mes
sage apprising the moi the critical
ilness Of relative at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Serry have
returned to Canon City from wiscon-
sin where they were called three OF
four weeks ago by the death OF Mrs.
Serry's grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Carpenter. Of iii
Greenwood avenue. are enjoying a
visit from Mrs. Carpenters parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. ". !.sndy. OF cbica-
90. The visitors expect to be here
for a lew weeks. 49,,
Writing from Havana. Cuba, under
Date of January goth. c. a. Biggs.
who with his wife and daughter.
Miss Edna, are spcnding the winter IN
the south. says; THE weather II hot
here and we find II hard to get enough
to eat. We have done" this city
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pretty thoroughly and expect to finish

pretty thoroughly and expect to finish
cur sightseeing tour here on Satur-
day. the cath. inst. when we will leave
for St Petersburg. Florida"
Charles p. Becker. of Colorado
Springs. well known as n public ac-
countant in that city. arrived here
Sunday night for the purpose OF at
tending the funeral of his cousin. the
late Forest Dill, who was accidentlly
killed near his ranch In Park county
last Saturday afternoon. The obse-
quies will take place from Wilson's
mortusry chapel Tuesday afternoon.
A. T. fowler has returned to Canon
City from Ration. New Mexico. where
he has been for some time looking af-
ter business matters connected with
the branch store of the Towler-Stock-
ton Watson Mercantile company Of
this city. Mr.. fowler is planning to
90 back to Ration the last of this week
or the first of February for a short
time.
\ post card to the Daily Record
from DIR. C. II. KelIenberger and
I.-..i. I T-ho,,.s rro,,, Ca. u,rauotsc,,
under date OF last Thursday stated
that they would sail from that port on
the steamship Siberia" for Honolulu
at 10 o'clock that morning. They
made an automobile trip from San
Diego to san Francisco and report a
pleasant run in spite Of storms and
wet weather. They will spend a
month in the Hawaiian Islands and
expect to reach San Francisco on the
return trip February %.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Smith. who
left here a week ago for few weeks
visit in southern California, are at
present in Long Beach and appear TO
be having a good time. A post card
received at the Record office this
morning from Mr.. Smith says "wo
are nicely located at the Sharon Inn
and are enjoying every minute Of our
stay. although the weather Is not as
bright and sunny here as II Is at home
at this season of the year. We have
seen lots OF former Canon City friends
here and all seem to be well and hap
nv"
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TUESDAY.

Mrs. X. b. schoneid returned to
Canon City Monday night from a visit
with her sister in Denver. She was
a spectator of the stock show and
greatly enjoyed her stay in the me
,ropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c Beckham
left day or two ago on a pleasure
trip along the Gulf coast. They will
90 first to Corpus Christi. Texas. from
which point they will proceed by boat
to Miami. Florida. They expect to be
gone a couple OF months.
&. II. Bristol Gets Deserved Promotion
Pueblo. Colo. Jan. 27.-Important
railroad changes in Colorado were
made known here today when IL was
announced that c. II. Bristol. division
superintendent OF the Santa Fe. had
been named to succeed J. NJ Kurns as
general superintendent. with head
quarters at Ia Junta. Mr. Kurns be-
comes president of the Detroit. Toie-
do g. Ironton railroad. with headquar-
ters at Detroit. Mich. Mr. Bristol will
he succeeded here by ]. z. Mcmahon
Of Pecos. y. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence serry re-
turned to Canon City last Saturday
from an extended trip through Wis
consin. Minnesota and South Dakota.
Mrs. Serry was summoned TO Brandon,
Wisconsin. the first of the present
month by the death of her aged
grandmother. Mrs. Elizabeth vader.
and has been arranging for the set
tlement OF the business affairs OF the
deceased. II is Understood that the
estate is quite large one and that
Mrs. Serry is the sole heir to the
property and practically the only ic-
gatee named in the will OF her grand
mother.
Warden lyman. of the penitentiary.
accompanied by his wife and little
daughter. Margaret Helen. left last
Saturday for Fort Worth. Texas,
where the former Is scheduled TO de-
liver an address before the Texas Good
Roads association ON convict-bulit
highways. II is probable that the
warden will go TO Rochester. Mime
sofa. soon after his return TO Canon
City TO consult Mayo Brothers. the
eminent surgeons. In relation to an
operation for tine removal Of gall
stones. from which he has suffered
greatly Of late.
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Eilonth. pastor Of the colored Baptist
church Of Canon City. died at the
family home. 1905 Greenwood ave-
nue.. at IL O'Clock Thursday night
from cerebral apoplexy. Deceased
was Torn in Alabama, Sept. 20, 1898.
consequently was aged 55 years. 4
months and days. She leaves sur
viv!ng her, besides the husband, two
sons. The funeral was held at Wilson's
undertaking chapel at . o'clock this
afternoon. The remains will be taken
to Hutchinson. Kansas. for burial on
the Santa Fe this evening.
A marriage license was issued from
the county clerks office "Wednesday
to c. L. Chapman and Miss Ethel Mil
Ter. both of this city. A similar per-
nit was granted Thursday to To
Fockas and Miss Tillie skufca. bot,
OF Chandler
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FOR SALE-22 foot business lot OF
Main street. with building partly
constructed Sell cheap and on Ions
time for full amount to some one who
will complete building. OF will trad
for Improved property. Guy L. Hardy
s~~~A~~>~~A~&~
FOR SALE-Misccllaneous
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FRIDAY.

James BeIknap OF Hillside was in
town a few days ago en- route bac1 TO
the Wet Mountain valley from Z sew
sral weeks visit with relatives In
Vest Virginia. During his absence
he made a tour along the Atlantic
coast visiting Washington. d. e..
Philadelphia. New York City, Boston
aud other places of interest. Mr. Bel
knsp Is a son OF the late Henry Bel
knsp OF this city.
Or. J. II. Bradbury came down
from the ranch at Coaldale in the
western part of the county a few days
ago aud will remain until Monday or
Tuesday OF next week before return
ng home. He says the weather was
remarkably cold at Coaldale during
the month of December. the ther-
mometer varying from eight to ff-
eea degrees below zero the greater
part OF the time. DR.. Bradbury says
Il was the sIo,. uniformly low trm-
,ysture ne W experienc "A f.. Col D
rsdo.
Miss Alice Hall went TO Colorado
Springs Thursday TO meet Miss Pen
aicton. president OF Wellesley college
st Northampton. Mass, OF which in
s,itution Miss Hall is an aiumnus
saving graduated in 1913. Miss Pen
4 eton is making a lecture tour Of the
west and while in the Springs will be
ehe guest CT President and Mrs. VIII
lam y. slocum OF Colorado college.
Mr and Mrs. Peter Esser we're given
. surprise party at their home. cor
ser OF Thirteenth and River streets,
Thursday night by a score or more
Of their neighbors. relatives and
friends to commemorate their birth
day anniversaries. Mr.. Esser's BIRTH
day annivers AIRY was on Tuesday OF
this week and his wife's occurred to-
day. The party Of Thursday night was
planned to celebrate both Of them.
Refreshments were served and jolly
dime was had by all.
Mrs. Emma Eilonth. wife OF Rev.
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Ter. both of this city. A similar per-
nit was granted Thursday to To
Fockas and Miss Tillie Skufca. bot,
OF Chandler
SATURDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roha arrived
in the city Wednesday from Pueblo.
sir. 70 let Thursday on a two
weeks trip. Mrs. Roha will be the
erest of her mother. Mrs. Fred Cur
t's. and grandmother. Mrs. Louisa
Phelps, during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank L. Smith have
gone to Long Beach, California, for IA
few weeks pleasure outing. While
there they will lie the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Bender. who were recently
married. MIR. Bender, who is n brother
OF Mrs. Smith. has visited in Canon
City a number Of times.
a baby boy OF regulation size was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Dickinson
at the Graves hospital here this morn
ing. Mother and infant son are re
ported to be doing nicely. Mrs. Dick
inson was Miss James before her
marriage.
W. F. Raber OF Pueblo was a bus
mess visitor in Canon City on FIR,
day. He returned home this morn
ing
Mrs. Ira J. Dilts of Concrete is
spending the day with her sister Mrs.
Fred Kober of this city.
J. T. Little has gone TO Montrose TO
Visit his daughter. Mrs. Walker.
Mrs. Edith Doyle is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Press Asher. at Ala
mosa. She expects to return some
time next month.
Mrs. Orin Shoemaker and little son.
who have been the guests Of Mrs.
ShoemakeF's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Allison. for several weeks. will
leave tomorrow. Sunday. for their
home at Denver.
A new tunnel 800 feet in length is
being driven in the Blazing Rag mine
rear Coal Greek. The company has a
plumber Of other improvements plan
ned and expect to put the property
in shape to maintain a big output
Florence Citizen.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Morey will be glad to know that their
daughter Goidie. who has been suf-
fering with an attack OF pneumonia
and whooping cough. Is greatly i'm
proved. 1t is thought she is out Of
danger and will soon be around once
more.
Harry Burgman of Grand Junction.
who has been attending the stock
show in Denver. stopped off here on
his way home to visit his uncle. r.
II. Dissmore. and family Of 70i Col
lsge.
MONDAY
Miss Walton. OF the Virginia Hair
Dressing Parlors. returned home yes
terday from Denver where she has
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THURSDAY.

Albert Hemphill of Iowa arrived a
few days ago to visit his brother,
Frank L. Hemphill. at 1903 Macon ave
nue. The latter has been an invalid
for the last six or seven months.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Bartlett arrived
from Oakland, California, to visit Mrs.
Bartlett's father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Z. Mcclure, S13 River street.
They are enroute to Detroit. Mich.
ON a business mission.
Alderman John Hamilton has so flr
recoy cred from his recent indisposi-
dcn as to be able to BE at his fai-e
Of business again. Mr. Hamilton's
illness compelled him to take a lay
a. from the sto-s O; weeks dnra-
ton.
Mr.. W. c. Huntoon was operated
rpon day or two ago in a local hos
rital for appendicitis. He came thru
the ordeal in fine shape and Is rest
ing easy at present.
Home From Denver Wednesday Night
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Bethel and Mrs.
Martha Bethel returned home We'd
rcsday night from Denver where they
went the first OF The week to take part
IN the gaities connected with the
stock show. Mr.. Bethel reports a big
crowd OF people in the city from all
parts OF the west and says the exhibit
AZ horses. cattle. etc, at the stock
show is unusually comprehensive and
tine
Mrs. L. W. Felter. who underwent
surgical operation for the removal of
. soiter at Mayo Brothers hospital
ct Rochester. Minnesota. is reported
70 he getting along nicely and with
the Indications favorable for a speedy
recovery. Her daughter. Miss Nelda-
who Is student at business college
n Chicago. was with her at the time
sf the operation. but has returned 20
che ynatrannIfg
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News Notes
(Advertisement)

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 5s3
aain street Record office.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT-5-room house at 800 Har-
rison, $40 per month Phone John
Freek White i7sl. 2sspt
FOR RENT or 6 room brick house
with stable. sls Prescott Ave. 2sStf.
FOR RENT-Three acres and six
room house on Cottonwood. Inquire
1880 Kuntz Ave. Canon t2i. 22pt6
FOR RENT-Eiegant 6 room modern
house. cor. Sth and Forest. formerly
owned by Clyde l.. Farmer. Fine gar
age. etc. $50. T. A. Haynes. agent.
p. O. block 22pis
IoR RENT-siI room frame house.
bath and range. Inquire willes
Iatson. ToVier-stookton-w Watson Mer
Co. Phone Canon i22. 2sTpu
FOR RENT-House at ~ River ST
Call at Record office. 2ispu
FOR RENTING room cottage With
bath. range and screened porch.
good location. rent. SIS. Enquire OF
5. F. Goodrich. 5Is Greenwood Ave
Phone. West i75. 25spu
FOR RENT-Raneh and ) room house
range. bath. etc. barn and chicken
houses. on Orchard Ave. +. Batehe-
lor. 7i5 Orchard. Phons Canon 2ss.
2sipa
FOR RENT-Four room brick house:
sleeping porch. cellar. good barn
lots of fruit. House newly papercd
and painted: In South Canon. Rent
cheap. Call at l2iis Main ST. or eos
:. ISt. ST. ispu
FOR Furnished from; room.
down stairs. furnace heat. Private
entrance. 81 per week. sol Macon
Phone West az. Call mornings.
g7spu
FOR RENT Corner Rudd and ST.
st. large rooms with sas stove.
electric lights. bath complete. Only
sil.oc. r. A. Haynes. agent y. o
block saptis
FOR RENT-Moderr s-room houss
large sleeping po:ch, newly paper.
cd and painted. furnace and range. Al
1871 Main 81. See A. Mcleod or J. NJ
Ragsdaie & Son. zsspu
KEEP your own keys and counsel by
renting a steel safety Dor at tn.
Fremont County bank. o. to 81 per
year. gi
FOR REST-5-room house. good ou
buildings. 1918 Prescott. ]. G. Hersh
ner. Enquire next door west or phon.
West 90 7sIpu
FOR RENT-six-roo brick house
bath. electric lights. coal and gas
range. stable and cellar. tis College
Inquire J. r. Kennedy. 4so Main
Phone West 2si. 2ssptf
FOR RENT--ii a. eight acres choice
full bearing orchard. a. in alfalfa
Fine room house, furnace. bath.
electric lights. Under old ditch. well
located. $3.50. $500 cash down. bal
ancc Oct. goth. T. A. Haynes. agent.
n n hloct asn,,o
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WANTED

WANTED
wANTED-Gentle horse to use for its
feed. Address or call A. j.. Record
office. 23tf
WANTED-Experien woman for
general housework. 1104 Green
wood Ave. 22tf
wANTED-Good real estate loans. B.
& L. Assn. Guy q. Hardy. Treas.
24sps
wANTED-Ail kinds OF poultry. Den
ton Hotel. 2e5tf
wANTED-Party TO operate restaur-
ant at Penrose. E P. oImsted.
Penrose. 2it5
sS>>SSS~>S>>~~~~>>>~e~~>S.
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-5-room modern brick
house. rs foot lots. 12O feet deep.
barn. bearing fruit trees. cellar. south
front Price $1,000. John r.. Ken
nedy. lsptIe
FOR SALE-Fine little orchard home
tract OF about an acre and half
Good little home. barn. chicken yards
cts. In city limits. Worth $4,000. vii
sell for $3.50. Easy terms. Guy Z
Hardy. 24sptf
FOR SALE-22 foot business lot OF
Main street. with building partly
constructed Sell cheap and on Ions
time for full amount to some one who
will complete building. OF will trad
for improved property. Guy L. Hardy
s>>~A~~>>~A~~~
FOR SALE-Miscellaneous
FOR SALE or loads OF straw. II
Martens. White 17Il 23uf
A CHANCE to get good violin cheap.
Call at Henry Hutton's office. 23ptc
FOR SALE-Horse. harness and
wagon. $50; or will trade fer good
milk COW. Strathmore Hotel barber
Shop. ID. W. Inskeep. l!.rs
FOR SALE-i mare weight 1900 lbs.
Splendid for ranch. year old
horse. C. T. Wood. so2 Main 22t2
wANTED-To sell Is II. r. steam
boiler or trade for something small
er about 4 to 6 II. r. Chas. +. Row
cilffe. $50 Main st. 22:3
FOR sALE-Hay: would rather feed
II on place. r. X. Zingheim.
White 1885,. 2IDt5wti
FOR SALE OR TRADE-A span OF
mules. few horses. buggies and
wagons. not suitable for the livery
business. at a bargain. Palace Livery.
2st4
FOR SAILS passenger Ford ma
chine In good condition. Cheap II
taken this week. Apply III Green
wood avenue. sit6
FOR SALE OR TRADE-3-table bill
lard hall. 2-chair barber shop do
ing a nice business. r. F. Zimmerman.
renrose. Colo. ists
FOR SALE-19i2 RS motorcycle. In
aulrc s2s N. Cottonwood Ave.
Phone Blue 1893. 11tf
FOR SALE OR RENT-Ten-room mod
orn house. with barn. In fnest resi-
dence part. Inquire Mrs Nate Clark
30i Macon. 7p25
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it will be impossible for them to raise
a large percentage of perfect fruit if
their neighbors' orchards are not pest
free.
One orchard on the old Aaron Web
ster place at Tenino was characterized
by Inspector Dalton as a propagation
ground for every known parasite COM
mon to this side of the mountains, and
the entire orchard was ordered wiped
out
Upon investigation" Dalton says,
Il found that this orchard was planted
over so years ago, and has been spray
ed but once in it's half century of ex-
istence. Two other orchards in the
same vicinity, although not quite so
old, were nearly as badly infected, but
owing to the fact that many of the
trees could be saved by pruning and
spraying l merely marked the trees
which are to be destroyed" he added