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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-23

d. A. White the veteran commission
man is Of the opinion that some one
should suggest to Mr.. Hoover that food
conditions would vastly improve if the
Federal Food administration would put
stop to the gambling in corn. While
the food administration has been in
terested in the wheat proposition, it has
entirely overlooked corn. The result is,
Mr.. White says, that the spectators
have been busy with corn until now
it is worth retail in Salem $3.50 bush
81. While the commission is urging peo-
pie to eat less wheat, the fact is that
tile spectators in corn have forced the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-23

Roy Barth, formerly with the state
bank examiner S office has been given
commission as first lieutenant, and
will probably go in the service as an
assistant paymaster. He is among the
Oregon men who have been taking the
training at the Preside for an off
GERS IS commission. Before leaving for
che Presidio, Mr.. Barth took the exam
ination for the paymaster's depart
ment.
Table Queen bread delivered fresh,
daily, 2 loaves 15e. Phone 176.
Tax Commissioner Galloway arrived
home today from Atlanta Georgia,
where he attended a meeting of the
National Tax Association. Forty-two
states were represented and steps were
taken toward making more uniform the
tax systems of the states. He also at
tended meeting of the Council of
States on the Relation of the States and
the Federal Government ON Matters of
Taxation.
Odd Fellows Notiee-An members Of
| w iliAAActl0 diahAtSut arc NtHANotSu
to meet at their hall Sunday at 2;30 p.
m. Special business. Chief Patriarch.
11.24
| -O
The Potato Growers Association viii
meet Saturday afternoon at 1915
o clock at the auditorium of the Com
mercial club to discuss the potato stu
alton in this section of the Willamette
valley. An address viii be delivered by
county agriculturist Brown and others
interested in potato growing. While
other industries of this section have
been receiving special attention, it
seems that the potato industry is just
dragging along and there is need Of an
active organization whereby the grow
ers may secure better seed and work to-
gether to improve the stock. The need
of proper grading win also be discussed
at the meeting Saturday afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-23
All Around Town

The Hatcher musicians gave the Elke
their friends and families a fine en-
tertainment last evening. In the way of
a novelty they introduced general dan
cling between the special numbers, Joe
Longfeather, the manager, presiding at
the piano for the dances.
Patronize home talent dance, Moose
hall Sat. night.
W. O. Dyer, insurance agent, has
moved 10 542 State st. If
Mrs. Ralph White announces the
opening of her juvenile dancing class
es Sat. Nov. "a at 2:3O at Moose hall
1923
Labor Commissioner Hoff arrived
home from Portland this afternoon. He
has for some days been investigating
the Portland shipyards, and labor CON
ditions as connected with them.
A good time for everybody at the
jitney dance, Moose hall Sat- night.
cantata, The Seasons, Leslie Meth
odist church Sunday evening, Novem-
Der 25th. Silver offering for the piano
fund 11-24
.
]. W. Harriet of 605 Yew street
wishes it to be known that he was not
the man who was mixed up in an acci-
dent Wednesday in Polk county wherein
a horse was run into and seriously in
jured. Mr.. Harriet says he lives in Sa-
lem and not Polk county.
1t is now possible for you to get Ia
BILE Queen bread delivered to your home
daily. Phone 176
Just received express shipment of
khaki yarn, limited amount. Kafoury
Bros.
Lloyd W. Ivie of Company B, 4th
Engineers corps, stationed at Vancouver
writes his mother here that his company
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-23

Odd Fellows Notice-An members of
Willamette Encampment are requested
to meet at their hall Sunday at $3.50 p.
m. Special business. Chief Patriarch.
1l.24
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-23
COMING EVENTS

X November 23.-"Watch Year 4
X Step" show at Grand Opera 4
X house. 4
X November 24.-Tag Day for 4
X Red Cross. 10 cents.
X November 24-Footban On 1
X Willamette Field. Post Hospital 4
4 Corps of Vancouver We. william 4
X cite University. 4
X November 30.-Election oa I
X proposed school budg t.
X November .30.-Annual Tax 4
X payers Meeting at City han. 4
X December bundle Day for \
X Social Service Center. \
X December 4.-Cherrian Jit- 4
X ney dance at armory. 4
X !
4 X X X X X X X X x x Il . + I
pr. M. p. Mendelshon fits syes COZ.
HeetAy. U. s. National bank h94G. d
Chrysanthemums, very fine, speciaI
81 per doz. Graber Bros, florists
Phone $50, 11-2a
The Salem o. A. g. club will meet al
the Cupper residence this evening OF
18th street, between Court and Cheme
keta. 1t is to be a combination soeia
and business meeting and all members
are urgently requested to attend.
DR.. Mendelsohn the eye apecsalist,
will NOT leave for his vacation until
Dec. 10th. tt
.
20 local people spend all the money
you pay us in Salem, Sat. night dance
Moose hall.
Phone 176 for bread and pastries.
Midget Bakery.
During the rainy season use phone rs
to order fresh roasted coffee, tea, CO.
Goa and chocolate. VIM. Gahlsdorf.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-23

has moved into the new barracks at
Vancouver and that it feels mighty fine
to have steam heat and to sleep in a
bed with real springs. He writes that
he hopes to secure furlough of few
days between Christmas and New Years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-23

The Woman's Association of the
First Congregational church has arrang
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-23

Lloyd W. Ivie of Company B, 4th
Engineers corps, stationed at Vancouver
writes his mother here that his company
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-11-23

PatrOnize home talent dance, Moose
hall Sat. night.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30
LAS CONDICIONES DE PAZ DE
SLEMANIA

BERNA, Mario 29.-El journal
tic Geneva" rchusanGo en- 10 absolute
jivlllgar las fuentes de u infor-
mes, pero declarindolas dignas de
TODD credito, dice 10 siguiente:
Isl las negociaciores de paz co.
menzaran hoy, Alemania o~freceria Ia
restitution de los territories que ecu
pa en- Francia. eXceptUardo el fon-
deadero de Briev, en- cambio de IN
puerto sobre II Mancha, Va Calais
Q va Dunkerque. Y dc una indemniza-
cion de guerra de ounce mil millones
dc frances. Alemania ofreceria tam
bien restablecer Ia integridad terri
torial Y sooeraria de Belgica, i CO.
dlci6n de que Belgica no tuviese e.
derecho de mantener IN ejGrcito ma
eional Y que Alemania tuviese el de-
recho de establecr gUarniciones a
p~erpetuidad en- Namur, Lieja Y AM
beres." Il p~er!6dico agrega que Ale
mania deI:andaria tambi6n el control
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30
ROOSEVELT CAZO DOS MANTAS

DANVILLE. V. Mario 2S.-El
Coroncl Teodoro Roosevelt que Sc
e~ncucntra ahora en- una c~Xpcdici1n
de caza marina frentc 4 las cOStas de
a Florida, ha logralo dar macrtc "
dos mantaS, dc los mejores ejcmpla-
res que abundan en- csas aguas, Sc
gun 10 comunic0 cl ST.. Russell J. Co.
les. jcfe de "a expedition en- I'M tc-
legrama que cnvi6 a Il amigos a cs-
= ciudad.
Los dos monStruoS marinos fucr0n
caz4dos por cl Coronel o lama. ha
bicndo sostenido con II de los ci-
lados pcceS una lucha deseSperada,
durantc h cuai. c! bote en- que Ope-
raba el Coroncl. fac arTastrado pOr
eli PEI mas de dos mjllaS, habicndo
estldo en- variaS ocasioneS 4 punto
de ser volcado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30
En- ESpA%.A HAY So nil ALL
NAMES

Scotn los c%lculoS dc "El Times :,
Aov on Fsnala $4,000 alcmancs. Esta
cstadistica del IRAN diariO irglts ms
pira al Liberal" de Madrid, ~algunas
rcilcxioncS tan mc~lanc6licas como pc
simiStaS.
Is In pueblo (. nucstro pueblo
dice cl 6:ganc mau~!lcAo-y 10 que es
mas terrible todav;a. IN pueblo Or
gani2aIo On TN pueblo que dWcrIcc.
La t~clc%rafia sin hilos conrinuar"
puys indirando = los submarines con
cl pcrmiSo &c los commentaries dc los
nucrtos. cuaieS son los barcos que Ear
pun. Los barcoS alcmancs ancla:ios
e. nucstroS pucrtoS sc"uiran sIrvitn
do lie base de aprorioSionamicMto 4
los p!ratuS. Los centres d" c]spionajc
:rgu.rin funcionando en- Madrid On
plona cal.a del Prado. sin que Ia mis-
ma policia 10 scra. \ IN dia aleun
accrtccim;cnto tra"ico rcndra a $Or-
prcndcrnos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30
Ell BESO \ Los AMERICANOS

EeiutiSietc a!uWnos de Ia clasc DC
adultuS en- il Univcrsidad dc Prince
ton no han bcSado jam&s a Il mu-
jcr.
La noticia convulsionaria social
mente a c~ualduicr ciUlad latina don
lie scmciantcs votos de castidad son
rarisimamerte conoc;doS. Pero en- IL
Universidad de- Princeton Sc Ia hccho
81 compute con una seriedad doctorai.
Y Sc ha llegado 4 IL conclusion dc cue
los alumHoS son mas castos de 10 cue
Sc creIa.
.Ano por ano Sc pasa a los alumnos
una cedula en- Ia que debcn cmitir
honradamente Il opiniones, sus hi.
hitos V su manera dc ser. Fl obicto
&c .cstos referendum cs q de cs-
tudiar la psicologia de Ia juventud
universitaria. Una de las preguntas
principales es Ia de las relaciones
amcroSaS Q de Simpatia, con Ia n:u-
Ter.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30
COMO TRATA ALEMANlA DE
CONSTITuIR NUENOS {
JERCITOS.
{Vieae de la Pag. 7a.)

rucn -Alemania : Austria 70 oS cl
de dan al nucvo Estado = ConSt!tu-
cion liberal ' liable. si2o, ante TODD,
Ell De rcclutar @ incorporar. 4 IN ma
o brevrdad. en- el c~jtrcitc au-tFo-
alesnan. 4 viva fucrza i los vaCaHes
ra.:dos dc AS regionca polacas IVA
Jidas. obligandoloS . pe!ear contra 4
oueiloS de SIS hcrmanc$ Que *lrven
en- el eivrcito russo. Basta citar, acer-
ca de este. IN opinion Dc, "Frcfn-
d~cmblar,i" de Eiena.
ia autcridad ve~gGad"ra Gue4ara
cxclusivamentc en- n.anoS de los c5-
mardantes &c p!azas alemaneS = aus
tr;acos. auicncs inpcGdran 81 volun-
tad = las autoridadcs c~:vileS, para el
retlutamicn:o de IN c~jercito naclona!
destinado q rellenar los vacioS dc los
ejercitoS ~impcriales.
No cor menos claridad Sc eXpreSan
Las UltimaS N~oticias", &c Munich.
"Cl e~iercito roIaco habra he unirse
entertainments al c~.icrc!to alen'an Y
f9r,nar parte in.e@r2ntc de Ia dCfen-
81 dc los imperios c~cntrales."
Destinada solo q los polacos dc Ru-
STA CT NADIA modifica 81 regimen dc
los polacos dc Prussia Ia proclamation
/ aus.rc. alanana Ne hacc prcvcer en-
] cr.do alcuno Ia futura recons;ruc-
ci6n de In Pclonia integral. nrometIda
4 ccru n naci6n polaca por solenrnc
reclamation del Gran DIQue Nico-
LIS IN nomlre del Ear. confirmada
deSde entonres en- varias oasiones
por q @ob;er.o imnerial u
Fin B@igica. per medic de deporta-
clones ~ mHSa ,l.ens2. Alemania pro
curaSc To- soldados y Ia marc dc O.
bra que comienza 4 faltarle; en- los
aum@osos pucnlos dc Flandes, mi
! llares de obreroS han sido ~arrancados
de sus hoearcS para emplearlos en-
! ftbriras alemanas, 4 peSar de las
! = =, N;~:>t-0s - ES0eNa
- 1,s E:.ados Unidos. In banio
del c~obernadcr general de Ia ocu-
rac:6n alemana CT Bil@ica. con fc-
cha tres de Octubre. cstahlcce el ira.
bajo ob.igayorio. u fuera de 81 re-
Sidencia. para las p~erscHas cue, "por
!alta de trabajo 0 por raz6n dc pa
! triotismo" carezcan lie ~ccupaci6n. Pa
So "a lie veintiun mil el ndmero de
hel-as aSi deportados
Fl Cobierno belga denuncia a las
naciones civilizadas esaS violacioncs
del derecho dc gentes Y de los Re
! glamentos convencionalse de La Ha-
va. Protcsta con toda su energia
contra Ia rata de blancos organiza,
iaa en- Relgica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30
ClNCUENTA HECTARAS SERA
FL. MAXiMO DE TERRA QUE.
Sc rUEDE POSER.

MEN!CO. Mario 24.-Diccsc que
como 81 articuIo - de- In Constitu-
zion carrancista. que devuelve a Ia
Naei1n 81 dominic lie In propiaiad.
prescribe dc una manera clara y ter
ainante que 81 maximum de terre-
> que pledc g poseido. no cycedc-
i de rincucnta hcct;trcas. Ia Conf.
ion Nacional Agraria csti prcparan
10 una circular, que enviari Il todas
5 dependencies en- Ia Republica, y
! los Gobiernos dc los Estados. re-
ormando las prcscripccioneS de In
circular. nUmero ?. que fUc cXpoildo
con fccha & de mayo dc 1916.
En- dicha circular. Sc fljaha como
scrmino legal para Ia possession dc te-
.enos, una extension de Glen hcc-
areas. V oponiGndosc este Al teNto
constitutional. Sc hard Ia rcrorma re
iativa, en- cl scntidO de que no pO-
dram ser sinO cincuenta hcctareaS las
.ue deben respctarse. aun cuando
,sttn comprendidas dentro de los
.iidos de los pueblos.
La tcndencia de esta circular, nj
:gual que Ia del articulo p, es Ia de
.vita~ los acaparamientoS Y acabar
ION los latifundios. Los incisos que
an a scr reformados de dicha cir
son q primcro. tcrccro Y Guar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30

PARIS. Mario 29.-En IN artlcuIo
de fondo el Temps, comcntando IL
Idea de IN prtSt&mo o De IN donatIvo
lie mil mtlloncS &c frances = Fran
cia. de rarJe de los EstadoS Un'0oS'
idea quc ha s;do SuGerida p0r The
Ncw York World. dice 10 s~iguientc:
En- los tiempoS dificileS en- que ~
yimo<. 6 con<olador cncontrar Sentl-
mientos leaIeS Y deSinteresadoS que
avivan las ~eSperanzas de una hum"-
niGad superior"
Hacc alusicn en- seguida q n anlls-
tad existcnte entire Francia Y los Is
tados CnidoS Y hace notar que Z pr!n-
c;pio> del siglo Xxx. 10 que los amc-
ricanoj admnaban en- Frrncia. no
era nj In fuerza. nj los idcale$. nj
las ?irtudeS. Sino les plGccrcS que ella
ofrccia.
! agrega: ~Ejercfamos Sobre clic-
una viva attraction, pero nos faltabar
prestigio Y autoridad. E. Marine. el
User Verdun nan cambiado el jul
clio de los EsJados UnideS sobrc Fran,
c;a. Durante muchos amos no Sc IA
bio mas CUE de nu"Stra literature,
; nues5ras modaS. Fl reSplandor de
n hatalla les In mostrado que Il
MOS otras cuerdas en- nucs1rc arco y,
Jespu.s de este momento. n amiStad.
nue no GARCIA lie fondo' pcro nj de
-rh.,nncin g IN revclain."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30
TTXTO INTFGRO DE Ia NOTA
PRDTESFA DE RlBOT.

PARIS. Mario g.-El "Diario Of
cial" ha rublicado cl teNto K Il nota
dIrigida recicntementc Dor ci primer
laini<iro y mini:tr" lie negocioS cT-
Irani,ros. VI. RiboJ. I los reprcsen-
,artoS 1" Francia en- los paiseS not
traIcS. per Ia cual Sc instruye 4 cs-
tos lie proteStar e2erg!camente con-
tra n obra de destruction realizada
Dor alen,aneS on e! territorio que
recientcmenic c~vacUaron.
Lice asi:
FL sobierno dc Ia rep1blica estl
reunicndo los clementOs DC Ia Pro.
tesla quc tienc Ia intenci6n dc cnv!ar
4 los Dai<cs n~cutraleS contra los &C
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30
CARTA 4 PAPA

Querido p~apa,-C6mo esta q cato?
aqui tenemos II vaca bonita Y to-
dos los dias lc sacamos lccic Tt,
dos los domingos nos vcstimos y q
otro domingo me puse aQuella CANT
sa que tiene cuello como de Chino.
aver me mole los pies rcro no ne
castigaron porque nc traia medals
nj zapatos. aQui es muv fresco "a
sucna la campana Y me voy porque
me estov muriendo de hambre, espe-
70 que I'll estes 10 mismo.
Iu hija.
L.cDr0ra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30

w. VIZ -
| tidos DOT los alemanes en- 81 terrific
| rio frances que cvacuaron EN- su i'll
TINA rctirada.
I'm Ia bora actual. suplico 4 us
ted informar NJ gobicrno cerca del
cual 81 halla listed acreditado. cue
/! tencmCs in intenci6n dc somctcr n
tribunal del mundo cntero los actos
inCalificables = los cualcS Sc entire
can las autoridadcS alcmanas. Mn
! gura razon dictada por las autorida-
dies mi,itares puede juStificar Ia
destruction sistematica de monumcn-
t0S puh!icos, artiSticos c hist0rlcos,
asi como Ia dc todas las propieda-
acs pub!icas, acompanada de violcrcia
contra las personals. CiudadcS Y al
IDEAS entrras han sido pilladaS. in.
ccndiadas V dcsrruidaS; las casas
particulars han sido deSpojadaS &c
todo su mohiliario Que HI sido trans,
pUrtado 4 or parte por los alem3-
ncS; los irboles frutaleS han siuO
arrancadoS O. cuando menos, mutila.
dos de rlanera Guc no puedan produ-
cir sus frutos: las corrienteS dc
agua Y los pcZoS han sido ven
nad0s. Los habitaEtes, ~relativamcnte
POGO nuncroSoS. que no han sido de-
D~ortAGos, han sido ab~andonadoS con
r~acioncS cScasisinlaS. en- tanto que e!
cnc.nigO iccomisaha los aprovisionu-
micntos rroporc;onados Dor las conf
stones ncu.rales Y cue cStahan cX-
rlusivamcntc icstinadoS . las pobla-
clones c~iv!leS.
"iIarI listed nctar. Que no Sc ira
Ia aqai dc actos GcstinadoS = cntor.
necer las opcracioreS dc nucSiroS
crtrcita<. Sino De devaS.acioncs quo
10 ticnen otro objcto Que arruinar
por largos amos Il de las mas fer.
tiles rcgiones de Franc!a.
"El muado civilizado no pucdr nc
nos que ~sublcvarSe contr2 esta ma
rera de obrar dc una naci0n que aspi-
Ia n impoHer 81 cultura. pcro GU de-
mues.ra aSi. cuan ccrca Sc halla to.
davia de n Darbarj" Y que en- Su
rabia de ambici6n defraudaCa, hucl!a
con los pies los dorechos mas S1gra
dos dc Il huranidad."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30

"Excusa,' tornado como &in0nimo
De los ctros romhreS. es una evasion;
"d!sculpa" es una Justification:
'p~retexto" es IN motive ligero o fal-
so.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30
La TRIBUNA POPULAR
,Coiecc;6a de discusses y poesia
(Scsunda Edicion)

e. libEo mas 1upyc:42-z ~ -
Zero. Coatieue III vas52 co-=ec,
- discusses pa &"ssaa 7at-, licas
acvos solenuas 10 SECRETARIES, cor.
anniversaries &c la tuAIaciUr de =
tss, ingreso de s%ocios, toma &c pos
SION, funerales, etc, asi como doc,
nentos hist6ricos importantes = Die
grafiss de los heroes y personals
mas prominentes de Ia historic nacic
nal.
Forma IN volumen de 200 pSgir-,
sdornsdo con grsbados-
Precio del ejewpiar 81
Pfdase q: IGNACiO 6 1-ZE.
6O7 Dolorosa ST. Sar A-'r.r-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30

i una mayor ammonia en- Ia acci6n
Corresponds VI mas a.lto sentido del
deber. .ssE asfssS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30

Para llccar a Ia dicha cs mcnester
pasar primcro por el esfuerzo. No Sc
encuentra nlngtin oasis.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30
Una i~niciativa del New York World"
comentada por lie Temps"
E. texto complete de la instrucciones dadas por Mr.. Rlbot a
los REPRESENTATIVES de Francia en- Ell ext anjero
NOTCIAS SUPLEMENTARAS De LA GUERRA EUROEA

lie los f~orrncarrilcs V lie los puertos
bel"as.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-03-30

Cuan6o zseesite h6ros en- e.pNp
dirije.e q Igns>io e Lozano.-5U.
D~oloro.a Sr.-San Antonio, Iexax.
Catoctin clarion., 1917-02-01
PROPHET IN WOODEN HOUSE
dent and Left but Little for His
Biographer.

Emerson occupied In the natural
course of things the pontitical chair at
Concord, Mass, In the days of New Eng
lands literary ascendancy when his
contemporaries were men like Long
fellow, Whittier, Hawthorne, Holmes
and Lowell.
His wooden house, homely and hos
pitable as simplicity and kindliness
could make it, had the dignities of
philosophic supremacy.
Pilgrims of thought come and 60 in
that household temple, they sit at the
feet and circle round the hearth OF
the radiant optimist," thinker and
poet and teacher, whose one reproach,
according to his English biographer,
was "that with full knowledge that his
history must be written, he thought fit
to lead life devoid of incident, Of
early untroubled happiness and Of abb
solute conformity to the moral law"
And the portrait has been drawn
again and again Of the tall figure with
shoulders slightly bent as BELTS q
scholar, with brows not over high
above the deep-set blue eyes (the blue
ness is emphaslzed), with the sensi-
tive mouth and the semblance 'as Of
spirit intrusted with earthly inter-
ests."
Catoctin clarion., 1917-02-01
The Successful Beekeeper.

College Park, Nd, Feb. In a
recent correspondence course on bee
keeping issued by the State College Of
Agriculture, the writer, E. N. Cory.
says Of beekeeping in Maryland, More
bees should be kept in the State, but
only those persons willing to care for
and manage them properly should
think of taking up this profitable line
OF farming.
Bees demand great amount Of
study, thought and sympathetic care
in their successful management The
qualifications, therefore, Of the bee
keeper, who would be successful,
should be considered with great care"
"In the first place, studious habits
are essential. Though the literature
of beekeeping is a vast storehouse Of
information about the life processes Of
the bee, the underlying causes Of many
OF the activities of the colonies are lit.
tie understood. Study Of bees. them.
selves, and the literature pertaining
to them are the cardinal points in
successful beekeeping.
Energy is the second qualification.
Without study, however, much
energy may be wasted in Improbable
directions, The performance Of the
proper operations at the right time Is
Of vast importance. Sometimes 1t may
seem that thing may be put of, but
you may be sure that everything that
Is to be done in the apiary has q
definite time for It's accomplishment
that will not admit Of delay Putting
on supers a day too late may make a
big difference in the amount Of comb
honey produced.
Patience Is another valuable attri.
butte. Things are sure to 60 wrong at
times. The honey flow may be bad
for several years at stretch. Patti.
ence therefore Is Of great Importance.
Though these attributes are neces-
sary, they may be developed one or
all, by the mere association with the
bees, the most energetic, patient and
careful workers in the lower animal
kingdom"
Catoctin clarion., 1917-02-01
ATTENTION TO GRAPEvINES
Pruning Should Be Done In Late Fall
or Early Winter Months, and
Never In Spring.

Grapevines should always be pruned
in the late fall or early winter months
and never In spring. II the pruning Is
done In spring, the vines are sure to
lose so much sap from bleeding" that
much Of the vigor Of the vine is lost
and consequently the fruit crop suffers
in just that proportion. The grape Is
always grown upon canes Of the pres
ent year and not upon the canes of last
season, hence 1t is necessary to prune
away or cut off the major part Of last
seasons canes, leaving few buds only
ut the base or near the older wood
to produce the canes that are to be-
come fruit bearers. Four or five buds,
or even two or three, therefore, will be
sufficient for this purpose. 1t will be
found also that the best fruit will be
nearest the main stalk or stem Of the
plant. For this reason also leave
very few buds only for fruit bearing.
few good young canes being worth
much more than q quantity Of poor,
weak ones.