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Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
Fresno State
Coach TO Quit
Ny nited Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, Bee. -. Arthur w
Jones viii retire us head football
coach Of the Fresno State College
aud 4 new mentor not yet decided
upon will be named to direct grid
iron activities for 1929, ii was an
nounccd today.
Ii was believed tones would ar-
ccpt AN Offer made by the college
administration to become director of
It newly .rcatcd department of intra
mural sports
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
! u TT p. ]
SUMMONS
In the Superior Court of the State
OF California, in and For %he
County of Imperial


|Bank of Italy National Trust aud
savings Association, National
Banking Association, Plaintiff.
Ns:
|Wm. II. Taylor, Ccvilla l.. TAYLOR,
Martha T. Randall, W. IL. vii.
|liams and William II. Taylor, Trus
tycs, Ralph CIaguc, Administrator
Of the Estate of Sarah +. Andcr-
son, Deceased, Grace Icmphill.
Ethel Benson, +. l.. Sea-, W. +.
Gubscr, Mrs. Josephine StanIc>,
Edward Scar, T. G. Maxwell, John
Bur"h, Lillian Godby, Il. L. Fry,
\. j. lladlcy, Jchu Wilson, Cit.
zcns State Bank, Ccliuda Il.
Mcncfcc, j. II. Holland, ct al,
Defendants.
The People of the state Of Califor.
MIA send Greeting TO:
VIM. II. Taylor, Ccvilla T.. Tavlor,
Martha T, Randall, W. II. Williams
|i,n) William II. Taylor, Trustees,
|Ralph ClaGuc, administrator of the
|Estatc of Sarah +. Anderson, De,
rsscd, Grace Ilcmphill, Ethel Ben.
Son, +. l.. Scar, W, +. Gubscr, Mrs.
Josephine Stanley, Edward Scar. L.
4. Maxwell, John Burch, Lillian
Hodhy, =. +. Fry, A. j. lladlcy.
pchu Wilson, Citizens State Bank,
Fclinda Il. Mcucfcc, j. II. Holland,
et al, Defendants.
You Are Hereby Directed to Ap.
hcar and answer the Complaint in
|an action entitled as above, brought
hgainst YOU in the Superior Court
bf the County of Imperial, State of
california, within ten days after the
service ON YOU of this Summons if
Served within this county; or with
in 80 days if served elsewhere.
And You are hereby notified that
|nnlcss you appear and answer as
above required, the said Plaintiff
will take Judgment for any money
or damages demanded in the Com
plant, as arising upon contract, or
III will apply to the Court for amy
pthcr relief demanded in the Com.
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the Superior Court of the Coun,
ty of Imperial, state Of California,
this 18th day Of May. 1928.
c. G. MOUSSEAU, Clerk.
IBy c. =. Harrison, Deputy Clerk.
ksEAL)
Tobias j. Bricca, Attorney for
Plaintiff.
ID II 10 % j . 9 lG % 30 I Is
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
Practice For
Eastern Team
by United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Dee. 12.-Thc all-cast,
crn eleven, scheduled TO meet an all
western eleven in san Francisco
Dee. 90, will assemble at Northwest
crn University stadium next Satur-
day for three hours of practice.
The % football players, represent
ing the east and middle west, will
leave for the coast Saturday night,
where final drill for the Shrine
benefit game will bc held,
Dick Henley, Northwestern coach,
and Andy Kerr, Washington and
jefferson mentor, are handling the
squad.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
Daily Report
On Markets By
Radio Service
FEDERAL-STATE MARKET
NEWS SERVICE

Received at Short Wave Wireless
Station KRN = FL Centro,
Dec. IL, 1928
S. j. FELIz, Operator
Today's Markets Lettuce Sales to
Jobbers
PHTLA - Al degrees
cloudy, Arizona 3, California ),
Florida 3, arrived. 80 ears on track,
western supplies liberal demand
moderate, market firm for good
stock, most offerings poor to ordi
nary. Iceberg - California poor
to ordinary $2.50-3.50, fancy $3.50,
Arizona poor to ordinary $2-$32j,
fancy as high as S.
PITTSBURGH degrees foggy,
Arizona 6, California 3, arrived. OPP
ening prices Wednesday, supplies
liberal demand low, market slightly
weaker. Iceberg 40 best $3.7j-$t
poorer, lcafy, $3.-$3.75.
PHOENIX-Cold, raincd during
day. Hauling moderate, demand
good, market firm. Iceberg heavy
four car loads FOB cash track 80
80 per cent [. s. No. l, $2.65-$2.75
mostly S2.75, 75 per cent L. S. No.
|, and lower mostly around $2.2j.
Carloads FOB usual terms, Is per
cent t. $. No. |, and better accord
ing to quality, %250-$3.
CHICAGO-l2 degrees, raining,
Arizona 13, California |, arrived. n
cars on track, supplies moderate, re-
mand moderate, market slightly
stronger. Iceberg Arizona 49,,
ordinary, soft $27j-$3.2j, few best
500, California 10 fair #4.25-$4.75
few higher, ordinary, slightly dirty,
some soft f3.50-Si, poor, soft, dirty
$2.75-$3.2J.
BOSTON 81 degrees clear, Ari-
IONA >, arrived 10 cars on track, APP
poximatcIy 10 ny truck, supplies
moderate including truck receipts,
western demand moderate, market
firm. Iceberg - California best
mostly S3.50-$4 fancy high as 50,
fair to ordinary s. -$2.50, Arizona
mostly So
NEW YORK-39 degrees cloudy,
Arizona >, California Il, arrived.
| Western supplies moderate, demand
slow, market about steady. Caifor-
MIA Iceberg 10 mostly $3.j0-S3.75,
few 81, poorer $2.50-$@.50. Arizona
Iceberg @1a-4 mostly $3.50-$3.75 few
high as $4.95, poorer 500.
KANSAS CITY-50 degrees clou-
dy, Arizona ,. California >. arrived.
cars diverted from team track, -
cars on track, mbrokcn, supplies
moderate, demand moderate, market
unsettled. Iceberg California a.
&3.775-%l, few fancy higher, poorer
low as -, Arizona ( low as $50
$50 poor low as 81
MINNEAPOIIS IS degrees cIou-
/ dv, Arizona l, California 10, arrived.
Supplies liberal, demand moderate,
! lqarknt steady, -ricos unchanged
Tuesday.
Market Condition in Los Angeles
/ Los ANGELES. Dee. l2-ENprrss
receipts include 30 sacks peas. Trad
ing slow with few price changes.
Imperial Valley cUcumbers selling
very slowly at $l.75 to - a lug for
the best with poorer stock at 81 to
S1.lj. Fancy Imperial Grapefruit
steady at 500 to 500 box for Ga
size. S3.75 to $4.25 for sos, $50
to $3.7j for 100 and 50 to S3.25 for
l2G. Peas were weak at 9 to II
cents pound for the best with poorer
and frosted stock at 312 to 6 cents,
some good Ventura county peas
bought - to IT, Tangcrincs plcnti-
tul and duh at : to 5 cents pound.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12

tcrday in the offices ON Sixth
street.
Business transacted included the
cancellation of taxes ON several
pieces of property, the adjustment
Of assessments aud tho like.
As President Earl {. Pound is in
Washington with Director Mark
Rose, Director G.. W, Brockmau
acted us chairman. other directors
present were Ira Atcn and ". O.,
ElaiI.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
IRON WORKS MERGED
By Dited Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES. Dee. IA con
solidation Of three California iron
works, Ll"wollyn, Baker and Union.
under thr name of the Consolidated
steel Corporation, win be effected
within Il few days, it was learned
herr today. The new organization
will be thr largest of its kind west
of Chicarn.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
SPORT NEWS
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES, Dee. l2.-The
University Of Southern California
and Carnegie Tech, both conqucrors
of Notrc Dame this season, will
meet here December II for the last
game of the 1929 football schedule
Of the Trojans.
The announcement was made by
Arnold Eddy, assistant general
manager of Southern California, fol
lowing receipt of Il telegram from
General Manager Gwynn Wilson,
who is in Chicago.
LOS ANGELES, Dee. r12.-Bahy
Joe Cans, negro claimant to the
Junior wclterwcight title, scored an
easy bat impressive decision over
Charley Rosen, New York scrappcr,
in 10 round bout here last night.
Cams swarmcd all over the New
Yorker with uppcrcuts to the head
and stomach, but lacked the punch
necessary to floor his man. The bout,
marrcd by Il series of clinchcs va
ricd by hauling and tugging, failed
OF impress the fans.
LOS ANGELES, Dee. l2-Ar-
mand Emanuel, San Francisco
heavyweight, has been matched with
"Wild Bill' Cox, former Pacific
coast amateur heavyweight cham
pion, for q 10 round bout at the
Olympic here next Tuesday night.
Los ANGELES, Dee. I4.-Waltcr
Hagen, British open champion, aud
johnny Farrell, national open title
holder, d fcatrd Fay Coleman and
Charley ScaNcr. Southern California
amateurs, ) up and ; TO play in
an IS hole exhibition match II sun.
set Field yesterday. Hagen shot =
II, one under par, Coleman had II.
Farrell scored - and ScaNcr an 81
PASADENA, Calif., Dec. T..
With staiWar line lis chief main.
stay, Pasadena will clash with San
Matco fot TN" state Junior collcg,
football championship at the Rose
Bowl here Saturday.
Los ANGELES, Dec l2.-Ns =
tinal gesture to the outgoing foot
BAN season, the University of Cali.
fornia at Los Angeles senior and
junior football squads will meet here
this afternoon 10 decide the inter.
class championship.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
Little Business At
Meeting of Board

Disposal of routine business mat
tcrS and discussion Of the fate of
the Swing bill in the senate
occupied the time Of the Imperial
Irrigation district board OF dircc-
tors who met for a short session yes
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
Autombilea For Sale !

) CHENROLET-Iight truck,
good shape, good rubber. Sch
cheap or trade. Jll Broadway.
Console Bros. Garage. 10t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
Help Wanted Male

WANTED-EXpcricnccd shed man
for packing lettuce. No other
need apply. 7. o. Box 3OS, I'M
perial. Give address and telephone
number. 7tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
Help Wanted Female

WANTED Good reliable colorcd
woman, for cook and housckccp-
cr. Good pay and steady job to
right party. Mrs. Ben Hulsc, 2l3
G. St, Imperial. Phone 222. Hts
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
Lost and Found

.OST 81 in bills Saturday even,
ing at Ncwbcrry store or on street,
Liberal reward. Press Box 70i.
1lt2
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
Household Goods

BARGAINS in furniture. Heber
Second Hand Store. 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12

FOR SALE OR TRADE-SG acre
ranch, all i'll alfalfa for house in
FL Ccntro. Chester Vaughn, Rte.
\, Box -, Calcxico. ste
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12

LOST-Bunch Of keys on metal key
ring. Return Press office. l0t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
Livestock

60 STOCK HOGS for sale. 40 acres
corn stalk pasture, for sale. Y
mile south city limits ON Dogwood
26t26
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12

FOR SALE-19 COWS, DULL, 80 feed
hogs, 100 pounds. ClarE w. Adair,
Seclcy. lift
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
Games Spccdcd Up

3 President +. :. E;unard reported
tlc success Of movcmcn; to elm
inatc unnecessary delay in the play
ing Of American league games dur
ig the season, statistics shaving
that every club, except St Louis,
bad reduced its average playing
timc per game from that Of l92o
Washington led with an average re
juction of seven minutes per game.
& hicago showed the second largest
ieduction six minutes.
Statistics showed Eddie Eomm,ll.
philadelphia, to Er the league 5
! spccdicst hoAman for thc 1925 sea.
Son, thc Average PLAYING time of
game in which the Athletic star
pitched Icing only l:29. Vie sor.
rcli, prtroit, had the poorest record
lis contest, averaging 2:U7.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
WANT eEAsszEzzPR ADS
For Rent, Rooms

FURNISHED ROOM for rent. Close
in. Inquire 451 FL Centre Ave.
Ito
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12

FOR RENTING room, gas heat,
ed. Outside entrance. Hot water.
712 South Fifth. 8tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
LITTLE TRADING
REPORTED FROM
| BALL MEETING
cleveland and Detroit
Engineer Swap Including
Three Players.
By DIXON STEWART

fUnited Press Staff Correspondent
CHICAGO, Dee. with every
manager in the league willing to
|radc straw hats for ovcrcoats but
hone willing to consider swaps on
bn "cvcn. Stephen basis, the see
bnd day of the annual American
league concIavc gave promise of
little excitement.
The only business scheduled today
IS meeting of club owners, at
which the draft proposal of the
minor leagues will bc considered.
|rhc National league already has re
Fused an invitation from the minors
10 meet at West Baden, Ind, for
Consideration Of the project, and it
Is doubtful that the junior loop will
lgAr definite action.
|FEXccpt for the Dctroit-Clcvc}and
(fadc in which the Indians got Ken
Holloway, pitcher, aud Johnny
Tavcncr, inficldcr, for George Uhlc,
Veteran pitcher, the opening day s
gathering furnished little news.
League directors met to audit the
books and formally award the 1928
hennant To the New York Yankees.
At the afternoon meeting the lea
.uc transacted routine business. in
Eluding the donation of 80 5,oo0 for
I,rumotiO ION of the American Legion :
iunior baseball tournament and 50
|lpo 10 fllc Association of Profession.
hl BAH Players for maintenance Of
b home COR aged ball players. The
selcctiNr draft WIS discussed but
final action wds deferred until to.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12

FURNISHED house for rent, two
bed rooms. 600 Broadway. Its
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12

FOR RENT room unfurnishcd
house. GA Hell. Inquire house in
rear. 1Ot5
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
Poultry

FAT HENS, Fryers, Turkeys. Dress.
ed to order. Highest prices for fat
hens and fryers. 1882 Woodward.
Phone 9G6. cod 2lte
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
MONEY TO LOAN
Lowest Rate in Imperial Valley
No Stock Purchase Required.
No Costly Delays
Building Notwithstanding
lis So. Sixth St, Brawley
Phone 43
CAREY BROS, Agents
EXCHANGES

WILL TRADE-1927 model Buick,
enclosed two-door sedan for cows
or 500 cash. Press Box So.
Its
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12

FOR SALE-Must sell. Make me
an offer. Lot l, Block Is, corner
of 10th and Olive SITS, El Centre.
Mrs, Alga NJ. Keplingcr, 132112
Reid St, Los Angeles, Cal. lots
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
For Rent, Houses

FOR RENT-Bachcior shack. 3S1
Olive. 1ltt
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12

FOR RENT-Fivc room cottage,
partly furnished, $l6 per month.
Inquire S37 Park Ave. llt2
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12
Fer Sale, Real Estate

OAKLAND APARTMENT House.
70 apartments, modern to the min
ute. Income $500 per month.
Price $125,00O. Exchange for
ranch in Imperial valley. This is
worth the money and is worthy
of your consideration AT ONCE
FOR IT WILL GO QUICK.
-$25, 900 property in San Diego to
exchange for soft valley land.
This is good property, all leased
AT GOOD INCOME.
.$640O Residence property to cx,
change. Income $40 month,
well located. Want small ranch.
c. a. Shafcr 600 Broadway,
Phone G15J. Its
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12

FOR RENT-Closc i'll sleeping
rooms. go Brighton. 12t3
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12

OR RENT-IfGuscs Furnished and
unfinished, large and small. Also
apartments. Mrs. Land, Mission
Apartments, Sixth and CONNER
cIal. 27tf
Imperial Valley press., 1928-12-12

FOR SALE Ten thousand A No. !
Thompson Sccdlcss grape vines.
Vines grown in Kern county. Price
reasonable. Earl Summers, 4262H
Wilson Ave-, San Diego. 12t6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

II he food supply is removed 10 the
vicinity Of the green light the bees,
iae}ead Of congreRating a. the red light
eAd 1enla ming there, mobilize inmedi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

armored against attacks of such
diseases, this loss may also be c.1rtailed
and, perhaps, eventually eliminated.
-
THE American honey crop last year
aggregated between zoe, 900, 900 and
300,O00,000 pounds-~~nobody knows the
exact total. The average worker bee
which contributed her quota of pro-
duction to this crop worked herself
10 death, living only six weeks during
the peak OF the honey gathering sea-
son. Two weeks of this average inter-
val were spent In the hive while the
four other weeks were spent afieId on
nectar -scouting trips.
The Federal specialists visualize pris~
tine opportunities by the practice OF
better breeding methods TO develop
bees that viii live longer and perform
more work. II future worker bees can
be produced which viii be qualified
for five weeks Of nectar harvest instead
of four, the American honey crop can
be increased approximately rs per cent
Without augmenting present investment
in the industry.
The average colony Of Italian honey
bees, well located and properly cared
Ior ny All experienced beekeeper, Will
yield about 100 pounds of honey a year
under existent circumstances. Some
colonies produce 200 pounds of honey
each season. Others have yielded as
much as 400 TO 500 pounds. The record
output for one colony Is over 600
pounds. Bee science viii seek potenti-
ally TO disseminate among commercial
bee farms parent stock eapacitated To
develop worker bees which will manu-
facture more honey during their brief
periods on earth and IN the hive.
The bee experts out at the Somerset
experimental station use an ingenious
method of measuring the brood rear
Ing or egg laying ability of the various
queens which they are testing. This
provides an accurate system OF scoring
the individual queens and of select
ing the best for future research.
4 frame Of brood In fastened behind
another frame criss-croaSed with hori~
1ontI aud perpendicular wires spaced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

ards. Prof. A. H. Pfund of Johns Hop
kins University has developed a Spe-
c1al honey grader. an instrument that
speedily Identifies the grade Of the
/ honey sample by the transmission Of
light through the honey.
Honey can now be inspected and ex-
ported under Government systems Of
certification that the product is OF 4
certain grade and quality. This will
measurably increase our honey export
! trade.
The bee has the only laboratory
in which pure honey has ever been
produced. All attempts to make syn
/ thetic honey have failed No other
human food surpasses honey in purity.
! This sweet, because of its large carbo-
| hydrate content. 'pasteurixes" itself
automatically and kills all disease
/ germs. No organism which causes
human disease can live in honey This
/ food product can not be adulterated
/ The hands of man do not touch il
during production and preparation for
market.
Honey is especially valuable for use
| IN baking. Baked goods containing
honey win not dry out but will remain
moist indefinitely. The famous Ger
man honey cake" is a typical example
of how the use Of honey increases the
keeping qualities Of bakery products,
You might imagine from what has
been mentioned in this article that our
Federal bee culturiSts have solved all
the secrets of the beehive and honey
comb, so that the future forward
march Of this industry will be smooth
sailing, Such is not the case. 10.
Uncle Sans potential research pro-
gram III bee science Is as crowded with
important research as his former sched-
uleS have been, To decrease the cost
and improve the efficiency OF the conf
mercial honey-making program arc
major points of attack for future ex-
perimentS.
There is one public opinion about the
beekceper and his bees which is wrorr.
IL is that the individual bees learn 10
recognize their master on sight and will
not sting him. In the general run of
apiary practice, the beekeeper sees q
worker bee perhaps only once during
her life. She does not get acquainted
with her owner and learn to like him
as does pet cat or dog She will
sting him as quickly as n stranger II
he trritates and provokes her.
II a honeybee stings you. 10 IL
waste OF valuable time to cali for heir
or to run for the doctor. What to do
Scratch the bees Stinger from the
wound With your fingernails as quickly
as possible, The fingernails win not
cause infection In this case. and they
are the best tools for that purpoSe
Scratch out the singer and poison sack
as soon as you feel the sting. The
wound will not swell or pain long. as
this method Of removal also voids the
poison sack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

one inch apart The camera placed
at the opposite end of the setup Is Their
used In making a picture of the brood
which is laid of in one-inch squares
by the intersecting wires. The finished
picture when placed under a micro
scope Facilitates the ready counting OF
the sealed cells--indices of the queen s
egg production any one of the APP
porttoned areas. Comparison of the
many photographs made divulges the
identity OF the best queen, Bee eggs
are only about one millimeter wide
and twice or thrice as long~~their
mtnuteness explains the need of some
such satisfactory brood computation
system.
A COLONY of honeybees Is mounted
on delicate recording scale-~-a
torSion balance~-at Uncle Sans bee
laboratory in such a manner that all
changes In weight. both day and night,
are recorded. Supplementary appa-
ratus for wind velocity humidity, tenn
perature and barometrical recording
are used to keep tab ON all weather
changes. The United States Weather
Bureau also co-0perates In these ex~
periments by furnishing weather data
All influences Of weather fluctuations
are thus being studied as they affect
the normal activities of the CONNER
cial beehive. This experiment is show
ing what weather conditions are ideal
for maximum honey production. II is
that many OF the previously
unknown causes Of honey-farming fail
nres will be- brought to light Results
show that 1t would be economical TO
prevent honeybees from roaming and
rowing on bad days" as they waste
energy and obtain little nectar.
The scale which weighs the daily
doings" OF the bees is connected with a
continuous eharting device in the labor
atory above that graphs pen picture
OF the ebb and flood of hive operations
by day and night, During the most
favorable weather conditions, the
weight Of the colony has increased as
much as 20 pounds In "a hours. typify~
ing the honey produced In that interval.
During bad weather material losses In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22
From Grave to Golf.

AN American IN China gives the fol-
lowing description CT the golf course
nj Tteatsin:
The course is a.e44 yards. Mud and
sand green's, as II Is impossible 70 grow
turf good enough for green's one of
che most sporting courses IN the Far
East A large mud wall 50 feet high,
with moat interSeets the course and Is
utilized for hazards and elevated tees.
Groups Of Chinese graves. consisting OF
mounds Of earth. sometimes 10 TO II
feet high piled over the CONN. wh.cN
Is laid upon the ground. form excel.
lent hazards, A unique local bylaw per-
mits the lifting Of bali from an open
comm without penalty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-22

colony weight have been registered. No
| honey was made and some Of the stored
| product was consumed by the hive in
| mates as source Of energy for subse-
quent work.
This automatic investigator has re-
| corded the time when the bees begin
the days work and the hour when they
suspend labor in the evening II regis
tiers the time when flight intensity Is
the greatest, 1t indicates the ability
Of bees as weather prophets and shows
how the insects return To the hive sew
eral hours before storm breaks,
Sometimes the bees are fooled. They
mass back to the hive because the
indications are that it will rain And
then, In keeping with tie venerable
slogan. AL signs fail in ury weather"
the sun reappears, smothers the storm
clouds~and the bees flock outdoors and
wing away to neighboring fields in quest
OF nectar,
The silent recorder shows the exact
minute when the colony swarms and
the time interval which elapses during
the sWarming period. Bees do not OBJ
serve union hours. On bright warm
days In Summer. they may emerge from
the hive on their first flight as early
as 4 am. while they continue their for
aging trips until or o'clock at night.
The nectar and water carriers make
anywhere from 4 To 80 flights day.
The duration and distance of each
flight depend on the proximity and
abundance OF the requisite raw mate
rlals. The average worker bee weighs
80 milligrams and Is strong enough to
carry 40 milligrams Of nectar and pol
len or water In maximum flight.
Bees work themselves TO death in
their nectar-rustling and honey-mak-
ing activities The hum of industry
resounds III the hive at night as we'll
as during the day The nectar pro-
cured by day Is evanorated and con-
eentrated at night II pounds OF
raw materials are introduced into the
hive during the flight ho,ss1. one~fourth
of this storage win be eyaporated that
night as the energetic bees flap their |
wings IN unison and concentrate the |
honey deposited In the comb. Although