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TRIED RECIPES.


Peach DumpIines-Place in mix
ing bowl two cups of flour, one tea
spoon salt, one teaspoon baking pow
der. one tablespoon sugar.
Sft to mix and then rub in one
half cup shortening, then mix to a
dough with one-half cup of ice-cold
water Set on ice for one hour, then
roll out one-eighth inch thick and
cut into four inch squares. Fill with
pared and stoned peaches, placing
two tablespoons brown sugar and one
half teaspoon nutmeg in each dump
ling. Brush the edges with water
and then fold the pastry together.
Place on a well-greased baking sheet
and add one-half cup of water to the
pan and bake in a moderate oven for
thirty minutes.
Poached Eggs on French Toast
Trim the crust from slices Of bread
and then dip in the following: One
cup Of milk, one egg.
Beat to mix and then fry the bread
until golden brown in hot fat. Poach
the eggs and then lift on a napkin to
drain. Then roll gently on the
French toast. Cover with cream
sauce and garnish with finely minced
parsley.
Good Salad Dressing-One cup OF
vinegar, one-half cup sugar one egg
one tablespoon flour, one teaspoon dry
mustard, one teaspoon salt, pinch OF
tumerc.
Put one cup vinegar in a saucepan
on stove; while it Is coming to boil
mix one-half cup sugar, one egg, one
tablespoon flour, one teaspoon mus
tard, one teaspoon salt. pinch of tn,
meric powder; add to vinegar and
cook until smooth. When using thin
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TIE "FlREeRAND" AGAIN


few DAVIS later Annie again en-
countered the "frebrand girl IN
Stuyvesant square AS before, Annie
was too absorbed in her own world
Of delight and promise to see the girl
as she passed.
"Hoo-hoo-hello. Ami"
"Oh,-why, hello. Nena."
whats the matter that you never
see ANYBODY? This is twice you've
rushed right by me "Gettin' too swell
to notice us shop girls"
NO. Nena, you know better l was
only thinking Of something else -
something at the office.
so, It's office work now! Where
you working"
In a place on Fulton street; chemi-
calls and things. I'm a stenographer'
\cna. | never could go back into the
shops again after-after the fire.
.Hm-lots Of girls had to- answer
ed Nena, biting Off her words. Come
on. let's sit down a minute. In a
hurry
"N-no," said Annie, though she was
expecting Bernie to call and take her
TO the moving pictures later. They
found room on a bench. Nena watch
ed the throng Of home-going shop
people moment as they trudged
across the square from the loft build
ings west to their tenements east.
Annie was the first to resume the
talk,
"Nena. it's so wonderful, doing this
kind OF work-in an office, | mean.
Just think, the hours are only from
9 to $50 And there are nice people
to work with. and different things
to do-not just glueing your eyes on
a machine needle all day and afraid
to move or speak for fear the boss II
crack his whip over you!
I'm getting twelve now, and I'll
maybe get raise the first of the year
if" She was going 10 say If
amt married by that time but she
thought il best to keep Bernie out OF
This conversation. IF nothing
happens" she finished instead.
Why don't you girls get loose from
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! ACHA y SET

the factory, Nena? There's loads OF
chances to get along, once you've
made up your mind to dig at night
school and give up going to places
You're smart Nena, you could do It,
l heard you talk that night at the
memorial meeting. Why do you waste
your time trying to get girls to &c
on strikes Why don't you tell them
to get out Of it all-and why don't
you get out Of it"
Annie was unconsciously quoting
Bernie.
The "firebrand" had been listening
attentively, a half smile beginning tc
play around her lips. AS Annie paus
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fruit will be produced, there is less
danger from disease, and sun scald
will be largely prevented through the
shading Of the fruit by the upper
leaves.
Tomato plants to be staked may be
placed two and one-half feet apart in
rows three feet apart. This spacing
will allow plenty Of room for cultiva-
ton.
Stakes should be at least six feet
long. sharpened al one end, and firmly
driven into the ground near the base
Of each plant. In the home garden
other forms Of supports than straight
stakes may be used. A trellis built
Of lath, barrel hoops fastened on
stakes, and a square lath enclosure
are forms commonly used and salts.
factory.
Prune out all suckers that grow
from the axis Of the compound leaves
but leaving two or three stems. 1t is
sometimes recommended TO cut out
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11
You Need Not
Suffer From Catarrh

S. S. S., which has been in constant
use for over fifty years, will attack
the catarrhal poisons, cleanse and
strengthen the blood, so 1t will carry
vigor and health to the mucous mem
hranes on its Journeys through your
body and nature will soon restore you
to health, you will be relieved of the
droppings of mucous in your throat
sores in nostrils, bad breath, hawk
ing and splitting.
All reputable druggists carry S. S.
S. in stock and we recommend you
give it a trial at once.
The chief medical adviser Of the
Company will carefully answer all let
tiers on the subject. There is no
charge for the medical advice Ad-
dress Swift Specific Company, PSI
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga.-Adv.
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Canada To Bind u. S.
And England Together
(By Associated Press)

COLUMBUS, O.. July 11.-"Canada
is stratagically situated" for binding
the United States and Great Britain
together, according to Dr. S. D. Chown.
president of the Methodist church of
Canada, in an address at the Metho-
dist centenary exposition here.
with this bond secure, we may con-
fdently assume the future peace and
progress of the world" said Chown
Canada Is not a hermit nation, but
has a worldwide interest and 1t a
world power. 1t Is power that shall
be needed to make the league Of ma.
lions a permanent force in world re-
construction"
DR.. Chown declared that Canada
dams are more like Americans then
"our neutral cousins across the seas
and are more Influenced j. their daily
thought by current American opinion
than by the public opinion in Grea,
Britain. The cords that bind US are
as light as Gosamer but as strong az
STEEL" said Chown Your fathers
achieved our liberty when they gained
your own. Our liberty possesse:
every element Of freedom except tn.
power to destroy itself"
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But You Must Drive It Out OF Your
Blood to Get Rid OF II
Permanently.

You have probably been in the habit
OF applying external treatments, try
ing to cure your Catarrh. You have
used sprays, washes and lotions and
possibly been temporarily relieved.
But after short time you had another
attack and wondered why. You must
realize that Catarrh is an infection Of
the blood and to get permanent relief
the catarrh infection must be driven
out of the blood. The quicker you
come to understand this, the quicker
you will get it out Of your system.
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ed the smile became twisted and
mirthleSS and ScOrnful

ed the smile became twisted and
mirthless and scornful.
"Huh-you got the nice, SNUG ideas
now, haven't you?" she responded,
looking at Annie with her smoldering
dark eyes. who's been teaching you
the fine young man l saw you with
Sunday? Well, now, please, will you
let me tell you a few things that may
oe you don't know"
She spoke with the accent of the
Russian Jewish tongue, sounding the
hard g" where the ing should be,
and putting thrills into her low voice
in the way that had so stirred the
well-dressed audience at the memorial
meeting.
"Listen-youre a nice girl, Ann
and 1 like you. You shaved at the
Circle shop same as the rest Of us
You was near dead. too. from the
work and the heat and that. You was
hungry, maybe, sometimes. But never
as bad as us! I'll tell you why"
(To be continued)
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BRAZIL THANKS U. s.
(By Associated Press)

TBV ASSOc1ated PTeSS1
RIO JANEIRO, Thursday, July 10
Congress today approved a resolution
that the Brazilian government should
telegraph its thanks to the government
and congress of the United States for
the reception given in that country
to DR.. Epitacio Pessoa, the Brazilian
president elect, during his visit there.
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Stalking Tomato Plants

F. w. WESLER, Garden Supervisor
In the home garden, or when rails
ing tomatoes for early market. bet.
ter results will be obtained If tomato
plants are pruned and tied to stakes,
rather than allowing them to grow at
will over the ground.
Not only can more plants be set on
a given area, since they require less
room when tied up. but earlier, cleaner
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11
EQUALIZATION HEARINGS

Equalization sessions Of the state
tax board will begin Monday. Aug. II,
and end Aug. 16. Counties of the
state have been placed in six groups
Hearings from Wayne county will be
held Aug. 13
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-11
SAFETY CAMPAIGN SUCCESSFUL
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, July 11.-Results Of
the railroad administration safety
campaign, declared by Director Cen
eral Hines to be most satisfactory
were made public today in statistics
showing that in the frst three months
Of this year 500 fewer persons were
killed railroading accidents than in the
same period of 1918. The total num-
Der of accidents decreased 9,7O9.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS
By Mrs. Morton

to right consistency with cream or
top milk.
Beet Salad-Bake the beets, as
they taste better and are richer in
color. Line salad bowl with chicory
leaves, dice beets Zone cupfuD. one
cupful of peas (cooked), four button
onions, a chopped picked cauliflow-
er's sprig Mix and add salad dress
inp
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The fellow who complains that he
is not getting enough salary is usually
not giving enough
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-09
&c Cash a Word

~ SdSII q VO1 u
,. The rate for advertising In The Star
under the following popular classifica-
tions IL 2 cents q word when cash ~
paid In advance ut the business once.
nth street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV:
Wanted Help.
Rooms, Etc.
- Lost and Found
+ Automobiles
For Sale Miscellaneous
Wanted Situations
Business Opportunities
Poultry, Pets and Live Stock
Wanted Miscellaneous
No advertisement accepted Tor les"
than "a cents each insertion
APARTMENTS and houses for rent anu
wanted and other real estate and gen
! eral classified tons are charged TOT W
the line Of words. "a
Lowest charge !: for a. lines me-. 81 eim.:
words or less. Rs.ss; So one +;ms.:
S2s2. eeven times Zone week.; AGO..
tional lines Of words each In sa"'
proportion. $1,000 -,.N.
cut first arranging at Inc sun
For the convenience Of patron. ca ons
advertisements may he left at an! ""'
Of the branch Offices listed below
NORTHWEST
ind and Mass. Ave-. HyseiaT = F;:id
srd ,nd Indiana Ave-. Butie. q 1''~
IN md St.. crsv.ll Pharmacy;
I'm and x sts.. Goldente-gs l1'"'
Clerks Desk,. ,~-.~
Ctr and o SITS, McGuir's Pharmacy
18th and P Sts Day Pharmacy. ,,.,-
ie,h and Florida Ave. Pearson
s1st and q st... ouisley Fharmncy 1T.
eSth ard Pennsylvania Ave.
aa.mead ana otis Places. Holnead
Pharmacy.
1901 ST.. Morse Pharmacy
NoR1HEAs. ~
North c.pitol and Eye sts.. heneaH
Pharmacy. CA. 1,,co,a
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST
SCR and Eve SITS Teller's Pharmh
G Ilth and a..Ave., Fealev's Pharmse.
il,h and Pa Ave-. Smyser's Pharmacy
q, GEORGETOWN
2, Wisconsin Ave. and N ST.. o'Donnens
Pharmacy.
d. sath and P SITS, pride's Pharmacv.
sa.h and n Sts.. weller's Pharmacy
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WANTED-HELP.
FENALE-COntinued.
WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE-COntinued.
IF YOU WANT WORK,
THE TELEPHONE is AN EMPLOYER.

THE TELEPHONE IS AN EMPLOYER
There telephone operator positions now open to
The salary better than the average the
working surroundings excellent The employment is
permanent. Experience is a requirement.
II YOU have thought OF the telephone operators
profession in personal please do The employ
ment managers telephone is Main Ohc1a Branch 81.
Her office and demonstration switchboard the
eighth floor OF the telephone building, 7e5 18TH
st.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-09

sALEsWOMEN
The Hecht Company re-
auire the services of sales
women for the following
departments:
Women's Suits,
Misses Wear,
Infants' Wear,
Boys Clothing,
Muslin Underwear,
Corsets,
Sweaters,
Blouses,
Hose,
Shoes.
Store closed all day Satur-
day during July and August.
Apply Superintendent,
THE HECHT CO.,
9TH St. Bet. E and +.
SHIRT FINIsHER. nrst-class, and aIl-roun
laundry help. Call for MIR. Rhine. Frazee- Poto
mae Laundry Co.. 18th and u SITS. NV.
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WANTED-HELP.
statesmen.

SALESMAN wanted in This territory for quick
selling fire eNtinguiehrr: operates by compress
I'd air. no pumping: every home. factory and
auto owner needs them. liberal commissions
and exclusive territory. Apply IN forenoon.
NrEx Fir. Appliance Co. "a sth -. NV
Washington. II. &. L.
STOCK Statesmen. 100. TO sell stock FOR q
newly organized commercial srt"rrrls" which
will l.. substantial and we'll managed com
psny. Apply Room Ill, Woodward bldg.
Young MEN who have tsd previous expert
encr in selling. outsid. work; good money sal
arr and commission. CAL from q 10 IL a and
: Ia > pm. 81 Jeu!f"r bldg. ASK for Mr.
NJ Martin.
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WANTED-HELP.
FEMALE DOMEsTIC-Con1inu,


FEMALE DOMESTlC-Contin
HoUSEMAN and kitchen helper a Adams st.
NV. -
HOT SEN EEPER. coorcd by small family:
good pay and permanent home to right party
references 4Ol3 9Th ST. NV. ~
LAI- NDRESS. Immediately. Apply Apt. ia
the Portnsr. 18th and Yon SITS. NV.
LAT INTERESTING days week. Phone Cleve-
land :Sa:,. ~
AUNnRESS. 1917 Riltmorc. 90
MAIp-E1pericneea to rSo .s and clean 80 for
Apt ai.
RELIABLE WOMAN for general homework in
family of three; wages. $40 month, Apply
lG1S 1911 St NV. w
RELIABLE cciored woman. for general house
work; n good position TO right party. Apply
after II am. 1899 II st; NV.
SETTLED WOMAN-one half days work.
Cali after C. Col. 1891. 1915 klbourne place.
SETTLED COL0RED WOMAN for general
homework in family OF adults: permanent
place to right party Cali AFTER pm. IL s'h
St Sc. =
WANTED once a good girl for general
h"n>ework. Ell L St nv ~
WAITRESS for mornings and evenings, AZ
Adams 81. NV. .
WOMAN. white. middle aged. for general
homework: n" wash nG; good wages; Prrna
nrnt home for suitable person. Call. after
pm. VIM. NJ. Gain frame COTTAGE, Sd and
Harvard SIS. ~
WOMAN Tor general homework: small family:
sundays on 81 a week. Col. s35i
WOMAN. settled white. to do plain cooking;
wil1n. 70 to country. Ph"n" Woodsidc
NV or write X. +. Carman. Silver Spring,
Md. TO-
WOMAN-Scttled for general
houscwork; no laundry; SIS mo.
IA Randolph Place NV.
WOMAN. middle-agcd mothers helper
good home. in Chevy Chase Address Box Isl b.
Star Office.
WOMAN as cook. $3.50 Nd. IL
WOMAN-White, rs chamerrnaid and ladies'
maid; $40 a month: reference required. 33th
st. and Wnodley road. Cleveland DBL -
WOMAN for general housrworker in family
Of Tire" adults; references. i2i ST. ne.
WOMAN-Colorcd cook and
general houscwork 1921 10th
NV.
WOMAN, reliable. colored. for homework. 40
1lih i. s.w. --- -
WOMAN, white. for general nousework; good
home if desired. 4l25 Harrison ST. NV. Phone
Glove. 40 after pm. %
WOMAN. reliable. white, to keep house for
two people good quiet home tn the right one,
with wages. Address 30. 102i'. Star Office. %
WOMAN to do washing with electro machines.
1865 Columbia road. Phon" Col. 1888. g
WOMAN. reliatle, for general Homework;
small family. good wages; stay nights. 14G2
Dcca tur st.
YOrNt; COLORED GIRL. for general house
work: reference required. 1917 Euclid st. n "
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NJ Al.E.

AMBITIOUS MEN and women 90 train rs
draftsmen. Big demand for gradTat.s
Excellent salaries and Advancement Learn
This excellent profession IN YOUR spare time.
day or night. classes all summer cnrnpi-,.
course in 3 to 9 months. Call, writer phone
for fun particulars right away. Columbia
school Of Drafting. 1irh and ST.. NV.
Phone Norh 20
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FOUND.

DoC-Iarre white. smooth-coated dog. black
on head. Apply t" Washington Amman "es'" Nv
League "a? Md. ave. s.w.
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ARE YOU an experienced auto
mobile stock clerk II so. and ii
YOU have proper qualifications as
10 honesty, reliability and alert
ness. we have a desirable posi-
ton open for YOU. Address Box
I-O-A Star office
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PROPERTY OWNERS-I will give your
properties my personal oversight: collect rent:
sunerintend all repairs and put every thing on
a square basis Your property should he proh-
table in larger Washington. Lot me help
you A. j. Benton. Phone Main 2o". once
hours. II am. to pm; 4 pm. TO Pm.
ZIG Colorado bldg IL
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HOUSE PAINTERS-Two. Apply to Il. II.
Club. Delray ave. Woodmont. on Rockville
car line Phone bethesda 3J-J. liz
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MARSHALL BUS BROKERS. 913 n. Y. ave-.
In listing your business for sale at this onlce
Won arr not experimenting. The reputA ton
and success Of which is well known List your
place today and save time.
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Variety and notion store: no better location
me-: also property for sale, including dweu-
ing and store; large yard to alley. $1,000.
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HOUSEMAN-Reliable colored
man to go with private family
cut 81 town: references required.
Apply at once to Mr.. Buckley,
The Palais ROYAL, G. and llth SITS.
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CARPENTERS.
Non-union. Apply on job.
18th and Shepherd SITS. ne.
with tools. ! 80 to II am;
After ) pm. call Columbia
1908. Good wages.
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AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORY-VulcaniZi gas
filling and oil station OF best stands IN
the city: owner has other business. Address
Roy 1Sg-R Star office.
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W. 90
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{ ASHIER-Front Office; local
hotel: only men having had ex-
perience in large European-plan
hotels need apply; state hotels
where YOU have been employed
in this capacity. Address Box
Ssh. Star office.
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YOUNG MAN for general Office work; must
be quick and accurate at figures: rely in own
handwriting. stating age, experience. II any.
and salary expected. Address Box 318-A.
Star Office -
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\ CARPENTERS-Stea work. See Mr. Moore
Haldeman avenue, near station. brent wool
! Md ~
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ARE YOC mechanically inclined: Learn
trade. Learn auto tractor. truck and air
plane business. Big pay. w"rderfui opportu-
mites Learn by Sweeney system. practical
Instruction. in weeks. Army school now oicn
10 you. Same instructors. equipment and
methods used in training J,1o soldier mechan-
IS for government. Write FOR big free cats
loyuc Tells whole story Sweeney Auto
hool department "21. Sweeney bldg. Kansas
titr. Mo
ASSISTANT JANIrOR. color.d: good pay
quarters. Apply manager. Chatham Courts,
1871 Columbia road
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS go. hrst-ciass
good shop: good working conditions. good pay.
vermont Garage.
AUTOMOBILE parts man: experienced. good
education. good chance for advancement. Ad-
Dress Bon lbs H. Star Office y
BARBER. hr>t-cias>. Ia taxi Charge OF barber
shop. See Manager Metropolitan Club.
BLACKSMITH II T. l. = l. r .
Apply Mr.. Sweeney. The Corby
Baking Co., Georgia ave.
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RELIABLE WOMAN for general homework
family Of three: wages, $40 month. APP
lGlS 18th st. W. ~
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I AINNNESS. l3l1 EIltmore. y
MAIp-Expericnceh To cook and clean To-
family OF two. Apply lS6S Columbia road
Ant. 204, v
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WANTED-HELp.
MALE-Continued

Roy 10 collect rent: wheel furnished: $50 mo-
New York Real Estate BROKERS, 1423 +.
BOYS and young men with bicycles can earn
So 10 SIS weekly: permanent positions. Apply
~
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SHAnFSLGood quality opaque shades. htted
10 vour windows soc; the best quality oil
onaoue shades. 95c: hung free. We call with
samples kIEEBIATT. 11th and III sts ne
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CARPENTERS-UNION
KENYON St NV. between 18th and 18th. one
block west of MI. Pleasant car line
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-12
VAC ROUNDUP GAINS FIVE WORKERS ON ROAD

As a result of roundup of unem- ployed men, begun yesterday after noon, nine Mexicans faced City Judge John w Hogan who. after hearing the evidence against them and their own testimony as to the length of their unemployment and the reasons therefor. gave five of them sentences of 60 days on the county road gang while the other four received sus- pended sentences Of 25 days each, with instructions to get work immedi- ately
 The men who were shown leniency hal wives and children deperdent upon their efforts.
 The roundup was begun in order Co get rid of large surplus of loaf CTS. among whom probably are the men who have been committing burElaries and other petty crimes.
 It Is understood that the city off cers will keep on the alert for vas rants and a much more stern attitude will be adopted by the city court than formerly. iG order Go reduce the amount ur iaW-breaking.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-01-12
VISITOR SURPRISED AT ARIz0NA'S FARMS

]. r. Hudson and wife cf King City. No. arrived in the district yesterday morning for a visit of a few days with NIT. HludsOl's brother. C. D. Hudson. 1f the Fhelps Dodge company store ir Lowell
 This is the Hudson's first trip Co he west and iu the opinion expressed by Nr. dudson. in regard Go farming possibilities. Arizona and New Mex leo possess rich soil which should make truck raising a profitable fn- dustry.
 He was amazed. he said. at the sight of SO many small farms in the Sacramento mountains where it look cd, to one not familiar with the ooun- try impossible for a farmer to make a livelihood.
 MT and Mrs. Hudson will remain here for a few days. when they will depart for Los Angeles Co spend the remainder of the winter with their daughter. Miss Gladys Hudson. and Mrs Sarah Beyan, Mrs Hudsou's sis ter.