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Pocahontas star herald., 1924-08-22
OFFICIAL VOTE IN
PRIMARY RECEIVED

The official vote cast in last Tues
days primary has been received. The
vote totals 2O2,6O7, divided as follows
Governor: Terral, 52,56S; Cazort
42,297; Martineau, 34,S55; Ferguson
26,574; Williams, 23,591; Wilson, 3D.
722. Terral's lead over Cazort, his
nearest opponent, is 1921.
Secretary of state: Higgins, S0,602
Reed. 64,2S9; Booth, 53,70S. Higgins
lead over Reed, his nearest opponent, is
1898.
Auditor of state: Cone, 100, ,40s
Tucker, 93,O64. Cones lead is 1884
Highway commissioner: Wilson, 9S,-
747: Harrelson. 65727; Underwood
33,393. Wilson's lead over Harrelson
his nearest opponent, is 33,020.
Attorney general Applegate, 101 ,2S3
Pope, 93,O96. Applegates lead is s,1S7.
Associate justice: Wood, l38,495
Barnett, 55,472. Woods lead is 81
O23.
Superintendent of public instruction :
Hill, 126O94; Thorn, 6S,S53. Hills
lead is 57,241.
Commissioner of mines, manufac-
lures and agriculture: Wilkes, 97 7.417 ;
Griffin, 94,171. Wilkes lead is 3,246.
National committeewOman Miss
COrdell, 60,24S; Mrs. Phillips, 1857
Congressman, second district: Ole
field, 2O,529; Hodges, 10,22l.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-08-22
Eastern Star Meeting

Red Cross Chapter No. 63, o. e. S.
will meet in regular session this
Thursday evening at 1880 There
win be degree work after which a
social hour will be enjoyed with IL.
Schuman, Mines. G. II. SHUTTLE and
Carl Preston and Miss Moina Spikes
as host and hOstesses.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-08-22
Ford Business AT Success

Kennon Dunn of this city has secur-
ed the Ford leadership at Success and
has opened for business. He has a
new garage in process Of construction,
which will be ready for occupancy
about the first Of September.
He will have force Of competent
mechanics, will carry complete line
Of accessories fact will handle
everything that goes with an authoriz.
ed Ford leadership.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-08-22
Beauty sh6ppe

Mrs. Lorine Fisher has opened up a
beauty parlOr in the rear Of the Palace
drug store. Mrs. Fisher recently re.
turned from Little Rock where she
took thorough course in hair dress
ing, etc. Miss Beulan Thompson, an
expert in hair bObbing and manicuring
will be associated with Mrs Fisher.
The ladies and children of Pocahontas
and community are cordially invited to
visit the new beauty parlor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-08-22
NOrthcutt Wins

In the primary last Tuesday II. A.
Northcutt of Salem, well known in
this county, was nominated for state
senator of his district, composed of
Fulton, Baxter and lizard counties.
He was opposed by the present incum-
bent, W. q. McCabe and DIR. e. b.
NIilburn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-08-22
Richardson Is Winner

Roy Richardson won the nomination
for state senator from this district by
a majority Of approximately 2,200,
over his opponent, f. b. Andrews. He
carried this county by about LOO
votes, Lawrence by about 300 and
Sharp by about 200.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-08-22
Meet At Memphis

About twenty members Of the local
chapter, Knights Of Columbia, were in
Memphis Sunday and Monday where
they attended a big meeting Of the
order. A number of those attending
from here were candidates for intia
tion into the organization.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-08-22
Officials for Townships
Nominated at Primary

Following is list of township Of
ficerS, committeeman and delegates to
the county convention, nominated at
the primary election on August -, in
each of the several townships Of Ran
dolph county:
Baker-committeema J. Z. Baker I;
Delegate, Willard Bryan.
BristOw-ROad Overseer, J. w.
Brown; Committeeman, Ike Doyle /;
Delegates, J. w. Brown, Emmett Poe.
Butler-Road Overseer, Geo. Me
CARROLL j. p, c. w. McCarroll. L. A.
Forester; Committeeman, II. r. Brld-
ges Delegate, j. A.McLaughlin.
COlumbia---RoadO Overseer, Ben Wool
bridge, Geo. Harper; Committeeman,
II. A. Sage; Delegates, Doc Foster,
G. w. McCarroll.
Current River-Road Overseer, Bur
ley Segraves; j. F., Geo. f. Johnston I;
Committeeman, Harry Hite; Delegates,
S. f. Harrison, win Hambrick.
Davidson-Road Overseer, f. I.
White; Committeeman, j. $. Brown ;
Delegate, Il. l.. Barnett.
Demun-Road Overseer, Jake Nc
Donald; ]. p, J. ID. Jackson, j. A.
Douglas; Constable, Kibler Million ,
Committeeman Ward 1, j. W. Brown
Committeeman Ward2, Rector John
ston; Committeeman Box 3, l.. X.
Pickett; Delegates, J. l.. Bledsoe, Ben
A. Brown, j. W. Meeks, l.. Il. Martin,
Oscar Mock, j. w. Brown, Joe Decker.
Elevenpoint-Ro Overseer, Frank
Weatherford j. p, J. A. stephens,
John II. Jackson; Committeeman, Il.
NJ. McIlroy; Delegate, l.. II. Harnden
Elm Store-ROad Overseer, Joe Hall
Committeeman, Il. II. Chester; Dele
gate, b. Il. Brown.
Foster-Road Overseer, II. II. Way
mon: ]. p, ". T. Crismon, j. A. Al
lisOn; Committeeman, ]. J. Knots
Delegate, +. l.. Simington.
Ingram-Road Overseer, $. A. SHAY
er; Committeeman, Il. ID. Shaver
Delegate, John +. Timer.
Jackson-Road Overseer. c. l.. Mas
sey; j. p, G. c. waddell; Committee
man, Tom Hurn; Delegate, w. L.
Jackson.
James Creek-Road Oyerseer, Lee
Davis; Committeeman, r. L. Higgin-
botham; Delegates, Jess Wyatt, Car
son Higginbotham.
Little Black-Road Overseer, A. l.
sharp: Committeeman, W. A. Haw-
kins; Delegate, Henry yester.
O'Kean - Road Overseer, ]. n.
White; Committeeman, j. A. Ford ;
Delegates Oscar Prince, $. f. Bode.
Richardson-Road Overseer, Il. o.
Mosley; Committeeman, j. T. John
son: Delegates, Ben Choate, L. Mock.
Roanoke - Committeeman, c. NJ.
Penn; Delegate, Z. f. Barnes.
Reyno-Road Overseer, Joe Herren /;
Committeeman, II. L. Sparkman; Dele
gates, Il. G.. Richardson, j. I. Glasco.
Shiloh-Road Overseer, Ed Thomp-
son; j. p, Dan +. Kirk, S. ID. Poe I;
Committeeman, A. J. Cooper; Delegate,
Ed Thompson.
Siloam-Road Overseer, Tom w.
Odom; Constable, Bud Jones; Commit
teeman, Joe Hamm; Delegates, T., Il.
Spence, ]. T. Parker.
Spring River-ROad Overseer, J. G..
Brooks; Committeeman, j. II. Miller
Delegate, Sam Songer.
UniOn-Road Overseer, John Nc
Fam; Committeeman, w. l.. English
Delegate, II. G. Dubois.
Wiley-ROad Overseer, ]. f. Ellis;
Committeeman, Lee Mays; Delegates,
G. w. Mays, Geo. c. Brown.
Warm Springs Overseer, w.
NJ. Hawk; Committeeman, J. Il. Wool
bridge; Delegate, Claud Mock.
Water valley-Road Overseer, c. II.
Stubblefeld; Committeeman, o. ".
~
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-08-22
HOLD GOOD LEAD
IN LARAN LEAGUE

Jimmie Spikes pitched against Alicia
Monday when Poca cavoted all over
the field for 14-2 win. Jimmie pitch
ed an air-tight game until tn team had
sewed up safe score then he loosen
ed up and gave his teammates some
practice in the field. He had lots OF
fun with the bat. too, getting three
doubles and a single In six times up.
The game was a fairly good one
until the eighth inning. the score stand
Ing 40 In favor OF Pocahontas. In
the eighth, however. the boys mixed
six hits with two walks and five errors
and got ten runs across the plate.
With this lead. the outfield came 10
the inheld and the lnfeld took the out
field and with Glaseo pitching. retired
Alicia with n triple play. The play It.
self was the feature OF the game
POca scored one In the fourth.
Spikes doubled to left, Traw taking
his place on second. Witcher was out,
Skinner TO Pierce. Peters singled 10
right, scoring Traw. Glasco flied out
to center and Ward was out, Lemay
to Pierce.
Poca scored three in the fifth. Traw
was out, Lee TO Pierce. Abbott was
out, Skinner 10 Pierce. Davis reach
ed first when his grounder went
through Pierce. stole second when the
pitcher almost baked. The pitcher
threw to second who knocked the ball
out into left field and Davis went home
Schoonoyer singled through second an
went home on Spikes double to les
Traw took Spikes place on second al
went to third on witchers siple
through short Traw scored nd
Witcher went TO third when P,ers
lined hot one through Lemay's egs-
Glasco flied out to center.
Alicia scored one In the eight Glib
singled through third and wat to
third on watsoh's single. Piercstruck
out. skinner singled througl short,
scoring Gibson. Watson reache second.
Davenport flied out to Davis nd Port
or struck out.
P0ca scored ten in the elhth. Traw
doubled through short. Apott reach
ed first when Lee need up his
Traw taking hird. Davis
singled through second, fraw scoring
and Abbott reaching thl'. Davis took
second on the first pitt. Schoonover
laid down a grOunde 10 short and
reached first when Pttorff failed to
handle IT, Abbott sfed on the play.
Davis and Schooner scored when
Spikes lifted dotle into the center
field trees. Witch, reached first when
his grounder wel through Lemay.
Lee attempted catch Spikes or
scond and threwhe ball away, Spikes
going TO third and Witcher second.
Peters was op BOttorff to Pierce.
Spikes scored ON the play. Glasco
singled TO otter; scoring Witcher.
Ward sngleftO center, Glasco going
TO third an Ward to second ON the
raw was out, Lemay TO
Pierce. A)Ott lined hot single
through sort and went all the way
home VIII the pill went through Wat
son anda up into the bushes, Glasco
and Wid trotting in ahead of him.
Bottor relieved Lee in the box, Lee
goingo short Davis was hit by
pitchl ball and went 10 first. lie
stoleecond. Bottord threw the BAN
awe trying to catch Davis of second.
Continued on Last page)
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-08-22
Attend Legion Meet

Joe S. Decker, Marvin Price and
Henry Keifer are in Fayetteville this
week, attending the state convention Of
the American Legion. A telegram from
Joe Wednesday announces that he has
been elected as delegate to the national
convention from the second district, and
that Marvin Price has been elected
vice-commander of the state organiza-
tion. This is bringing some high honors
to the local post.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-08-22
Helms-BurrOw

Osa Helms Of POrtla and Ethel Bur.
row Of POcahontas were married Au-
gust 3. 1924. i'm Portla, and left for
short honeymoon trip to Little Rock.
They have now returned and the groom
has resumed his duties in the mercan-
tile line with his father in Portia.-
Imboden Journal.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-08-22
S. !. A. Meeting

The s. l. A. win meet at the court
house Friday afternoon Of this week
at O'clock All members urged to
attend.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-08-22
Ask A Customer of this Agency
HE KNOWS

The insurance provided by this Office has fail
ed to satisfy customers who entrust us with their
business.
This is due to the fact that the Companies repre-
sent are not of the weak sister variety and the service
we give is puposey made better than be found else
where for the simple that it is the product of 16
years of pansang efforts produce service especial
ly adapted to Randolph County and Randolph County
People
Ever since 1908, has been the rule that relations
established with this Agency endure year and year
with constantly increasing satisfaction to all parties
1908 SINCE .1oto
MARTIN 6 FISHER
AVA Your Insurance Men" III
PocAHoNTAs. ARKANSAS
The Colorado statesman., 1924-04-26

Consideration for the dead.
Comfort for the bereaved.
Admittedly the largest raco
establishment of its kind In the
West.
Expenses moderate.
Loyalty to the public.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24

M. C. Green, proprietor of the
Green Billiard Parlors, has in
stalled gas lights in his place Of
business, being furnishe by the
New Era Oil and Gas company.
Mr.. Green is highly in praise Of
the lights and says Kelvin people
cannot afford to be without them.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24
Pekin Plans to Clean House.

Pekin.-China is overstocked with
officials and 10000 such employees Of
the government are slated for dis
missal under the new regime.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24

j. A. Wilson came up from
Shelby last week to spend a few
days with Mrs. Wilson, his wife,
who is a teacher in the Kelvin
schools.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24


in the Kelvin field.
Harry Daums, manager of tn,
Monarch Lumber Yards at Thu
place was looking after business
matters in Sunburst Tuesday.
j. A. Wilson came up from
Shelby last week to spend a few
days with Mrs. Wilson, his wife,
I, who is a teacher in the Kelvin
schools.
A. Goeddertz, Jr., arrived in
Kelvin Tuesday from Great Falls
after spending a few weeks with
his family who are living at that
place this winter.
Oscar Cos, representative of
the Kelvin Elevator, was in Ct.
Falls last week looking after
business matters. Oscar return
ed home Saturday.
L. w. VanArtsdale, auditor
for the Great Northern railway
of this division was here last
week going over the books of the
local agent, E. Herberg.
Ray Larson. meat cutter at the
Thompson Meat Market, spent
the last two days of the week in
Shelby where he was looking af-
ter business matters.
Ray Sorrell, proprietor of the
Kelvin Garage, was looking after
business matters in Great Falls
for a short time last week, re-
turning home Saturday.
M. C. Green, proprietor of the
Green Billiard Parlors, has in
stalled gas lights in his place of
business, being furnishe by the
New Era Oil and Gas company.
Mr.. Green is highly in praise Of
the lights and says Kelvin people
cannot afford to be without them.
For the benefit of their many
customers, the Great Northern
have installed new seats in the
depot at this place, which not
only adds to the comfort, but
adds considerably to the appear
ance of our new depot, and agent
.erberg is now ready to welcome
all of his friends.
The ladies of the Kelvin Civic
Club entertained their husbands
md friends at a social gathering
It the Goeddertz hall Friday ev-
,ning after the business meeting /
ldjourned. The social committee, }
composed of Mesdames Engle, ,
,pellerberg, Herd, and Grandma $
1oeddertz, served lunch. The !
!vening was taken up in playing .
ards and dancing. All present I
eport a most enjoyable time. 5
Mrs. M. G. Green entertained d
number of young girls Monday ;
fternoon in honor of Mary jos q
it being her birthday. e
hose present were: June Rock, y
Vinnifred and Francis Sorrell, ]
,ouis Pyke, Nellie Hester, Mary y
oe Kincheloe, Anna Catherine q
ireen and Robert Thompson. /
1rs. Green served a nice lunch ii
or the young folks, and all re- g
ort a most enjoyable time. J.
ii
c.. S. DeGROAT p
u. S. Commissioner d.
Land Filings and Proofs :
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24
LOCAL NEWS

Harry E. Harte was a Sun
burst business visitor between
trains Tuesday of this week.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24

Harry Daums, manager of the
Monarch Lumber Yards at this
place was looking after business
matters in Sunburst Tuesday.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24

A. Goeddertz, Jr., arrived in
Kelvin Tuesday from Great Falls
after spending a few weeks with
his family who are living at that
place this winter.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24

Gordon Campbell arrived in
Kelvin, yesterday to spend some
time looking over his holdings
in the Kelvin field.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24

Mrs. Gordon Campbell return
ed Monday after spending a few
days with friends in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kincheloe
returned Monday from Browning
after spending several days in
that city.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24

Ray Sorrell, proprietor of the
Kelvin Garage, was looking after
business matters in Great Falls
for a short time last week, re-
turning home Saturday.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24

Oscar Cos, representative of
the Kelvin Elevator, was in Ct.
Falls last week looking after
business matters. Oscar return
ed home Saturday.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24

l.. w. VanArtsdale, auditor
for the Great Northern railway
of this division was here last
week going over the books of the
local agent, E. Herberg.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-01-24

Ray Larson. meat cutter at the
Thompson Meat Market, spent
the last two days of the week in
Shelby where he was looking af-
ter business matters.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21
NoTAs DE JuNcos


FL "Comite de padres maestros'
de Junccs. realiza gestiones con ell i'm
de levantar fondos para organizar ALI
una banda escolar.
Tambien Sc hacen esfuerzos en- Ell
sentido de despertar Ell interes pubIico
favor del Comedor escolar de esa ciu
dad.
Con Ell prop6sito de celebrar Ell OLA
DEL MAESTRO Ell Conite ha dirigido
una carta al Comis;onado de Instruc-
ci6n local pidiendole consigne de su
presupuesto cicrta cantidad de dinero
para la ce.ebraci6n de aquel.
Segun nuestros informes, uno de los
mas enthusiasts elementos de estas in1-
ciativas locales es el nuevo Jefe de
la PoIicia, Sr. Guanill que hace apenas
un mes fu6 trasladado Juncos va
Sc ha captado Ell respeto y Ia sinpatia
general.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21
NOTAS DE La LSLA

estas damas caballeros ir de puerta
en- puerta con una sonrisa en- los la
bios para todos y con una idea sacro-
santa y grande en- Ell coraz6n en- busca
de una ayuda que asegura Ell almuer-
20 de nuestros estudiantes pobres de
solemnidad, hacienda asi mas llevada-
IA la vida escolar y pavimentando ell
suelo al maestro que mas que nadie
sabe 10 diffcil que Sc hace La marcha
al progreso escolar cuando el educan-
do no esta bien alimentado.,
/ Hemos de hacer constar que nj uno
solo de los que fueron sorprendidos por
la graciosa caravana Sc negara con-
tribuir para tan laudable obra, cuan
do encontrabamos que nj uno solo Sc
negaba y todos respondian de una ma
nera franca y decidida con esta Erase
que parece habfan aprendido de ante
mano: sEs para ell Comedor Escolar,
pues Uds. diran que hay que dar'',
pensabamos que mientras haya perso-
mas como Las de la Comisi6n prontas a
trabajar y como los donantes. prom
tos compartir su pan con los nece-
sitados, no hay tenor de que Sc apa-
que Ell sacrosanto fuego de caridad que
nMestros padres han sabido prender y
alimentar en- nuestros corazones.
Vivian orgullosos de SUI obra quienes
tan desinteresadamente trabajan por
una causa tan noble. Reciban la mas
calurosa felicitaci6n por sus actos de
desprendimiento, y reciban tambien la
bendici6n de esas alnlitas que tan pc
rentoriamente necesitan que estas CO.
misiones Sc agranden que los donan-
tes Sc multipliquen. S;gan su ejemplo
los morosos, especialnente aquellos que
conocen o Sc supone conozcan ell es-
tado de nuestros nifios pobres por vi
vir en- intima communion con ellos Ia
mayor parte del dia. Conozca la So
ciedad quienes son sus verdaderos hi
jos quienes sus hijastros para dar a
cada uno sus merecido cuando suene la
hora de hacer justicia.
Ell Comedor Escolar esta funcionan-
do desde Ell dia de enero y hoy cuen
ia con setenta abonados que acuden
como verdaderos pajaros al nido de
sus anores cuando Sc suspenden las
faenas escolares al medic dia para
prepararse debidamente para la se-
gunda tanda
Sc esta habiitando una casa cedi-
da por ell conocido hombre de nego-
clos Don Felipe Sanchez, quien no tie
ne Inconvenience en- abandonar un
tanto sus asuntos para atender esta
obra de caridad.
Gracias en- nombre de nuestros nj
nos y en- nombre de nuestra sociedad
KADEKU.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21
NoTAs DE CAROLINA
Mayagiiez, P. r.

Ell comercio y algunas viviendas
particulares de esta culta poblaci6n
han sido visitadas en- estos dias por
una Coniisi6n integrada por las inte-
hgentes cual humanitarias profesoras
Sra. del Vale seijo, srtas. Micaela
Davila Esperanza Cuin y por Ell ce-
loso y active Jefe de Sanidad Local
Sr. Seijo casalduc quienes con la bon
dad trato afable de que disponen en-
abundancia solicitaban de las personas
caritativas y buenas ayuda para Ell
mantenimiento del Comedor Escolar.
Por demas, simpatico resultaba yer
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21

solamente hay un brujo en- maaui-
mas de escribir en- Puerto Rico. rom
pc maquinas hay muchos, estos SON
los que han regado Ia bola de mi
muerte. Tele. S55 San Joss ST..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21


Los agr6nomos Sc estan ahriendo
paso en- todos los campos y van sien-
do solicitados por los que tienen gran
des intereses que defender. FL estudio
y los m6todos rnodernos Sc imponen v
no tardara mucho en- las compafiias
que Sc dedican la siembra de tabaco.
de colocar graduados en- ciencias agri-
colas para atender sus plantios.
En- Ell Colegio de Agricultural de Ma
yagiiez Sc hace sentir Ell estudio de
este cultivo y va pedido por uno de
mis- profesores, lleve 6l algunos pa
quotes de semillas en- matas para ser
! cnltivados en- los terrenos de Ia Uni
versidad; pero 81 bien es cierto que
por estar tan cerca del mar no Sc CO.
sechara un tabaco bueno para fumar,
por 10 cargado que quedan sus hojas
con las brisas maritimas, este no es
6bice para que Sc pueda aprender CO.
mo sembrar, recolectar y mejorar las
semillas
Al igual que los plantadores de ca
ma, donde hay va colocados muchos
graduados en- ciencias agricolas, y los
cuales han. reconocido la importancia
de. los iAgr6nomos, las compafias ta-
bacaleras que Sc dedican al cultivo de
la rica hoja del tabaco han de aceptar
como una necesidad estos intelectua-
les, para que ellos sean los encargados
de sus plantaciones y hagan producer
cosechas por los medios mas modernos
y cientffcos para obtener 10 que el
mercado hoy exige.
AL misnno tempo no Sc We cual es
la causa que hace que los sembradores
!, de tabaco no Sc dediqden a esta
siembra bajo patio y puedan sus CO.
sechas ser colocadas en- los nlercados
de New York, y otros, donde hay STEM
pre- una gran demanda por buenas ca-
pas y donde Sc obtienen precios que
dan un buen margen para dedicarse a
este ramo de la agriculture.
Luis ALVAREZ, JR.
Estudiante de Ter. Afo de
Agriculture.
Mayagiiez, P. r..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-21
Los AGRoNoMos

En- mis- vacaciones de Navidad. en-
una vista que hice la Porto Rico
Leaf Tobacco Co. de Caguas. pude yer
el gran interes que ha despertado a
esta Corporation los mas modernos pro
cedimientos de siembra y cultivo del
tabaco, habiendo contratado al DR..
Chapman para la implantaci6n de los
nuevos metodos va dichos.
Ell DR.. Chapman, hombre de una
gran experiencia en- la siembra de la
~ sHss IA preparandose para afron
tar en- el afi6 pr6ximo con el gran
problema de obtenci6n de capas bajo
patio, claras y impias.
Una peQueia plantaci6n ionde Ell
Dr.. Chapman ha sembrado de varios
tipos de tabaco en- el que Sc leen
los rotulos de cada secci6n, tabaco
de: Vuelta-abajo. Partidos, Connecti-
cut, Amarillo, Semiverde, etc.. SON los
ejemplares para La obtenci6n de La Sc
mia que ma de ser regada en- las
fut'lras siembras de tabaco bajo paho
y no es de dudarse que despues de es-
ia selection, las cosechas seran 10 es-
plendidas que Sc esperan produciran
10 que ha tempo SO persigue: capas
finas, claras y limpias.
He sabido que Ell DR.. Chapman es
graduado de una Universidad de wis
consin y que presto Y siempre culmin6
en- Ell mejoramiento del tabaco en- ese
Estado.
Personalmente no he tenido Ell ho-
nor de conocer al Dr.. Charpman. pero
espero en- no lejana fecha tener este
placer y entonces, pedir su experien-
cia me ilustre en- este clltivo, y me
suministre datos que serviran para
uno de mis- artfculos.