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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE. TUE8PAV. SEPTEMBER 20, 1904.
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COMMITTEE HOLDS
FIRST MEETNO
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WORK 0 DRAFTING NEW CHAR
TER FOR DEAUMONT TAKEN
UP YESTERDAY.
w mms APPOINTED
Memberi Dlscust Plan ( ProedUr3
and Adjourn to Meet Again
One Week from
Today.
Tim r-ltl" H'H rominiiii itpiHiti-tI i
ink. up "' i'i silm'.l ti'inw luiri. r
lor tin rily f lir'iuitioni I"'1'' "s llrsl
li.iclliiK yesterday iiioi ninn. elected
illlr.-rs, nppoinird preliminary win-
11,111. (ft. lliWIIhKU.I ill -llIirt.T lIH'H-
I 'on In ii K.-ii.-nil way mid iidjurnc.l
to im-cl k week fri.iii todiiy in M::tu
o'llork ill I III' council rhiinihrr of III''
my Hoiinrll, where II I yesterday.
A fliiilrnmii iiii'l '' ol' iU' ,,,,m"
mini' were mioKcn iih follows:
Chairman -.Mayor T. II. Uiinhiiiii.
Secretary 1. voo,..iciid.
only iwo -iittnii t i-.s were pivlil l
nl yesterday's session. H. In noceiitairy
,;,! those K' l hlisy W'"'l
mill report on their work licxL Tims
iny, in order Unit Hie full cjiii in i 1 1 fi
iiiiithcii hike "i I Ills wni'K iihewl "I' II.
r,n romnilltee wart instructed to
make mii examination of the hooks ami
accounts f Hi'1 ''"y ' '"
ccitnln Juki what I If nniiiicial condl
rion is, what. ! revenues ur what.
tl. fxpi'iiilinircH nn, what the Indcht
rilnesH Ih, elc., I" enable the rhartor
rTiiitiMhif'i ui know what tin lty run
Ktanil in the proposed rooruni.atlon
Of 111 S llllsilll'HS HJ'btulll.
The Other Committe.
Tho m'conil rommitlco was Instruct
nl lo take "P Hit? l'i''lioii of elective
ii ml iijipiilntlvi! oflicers. The cstiib
llthniciit of tlx? pommilti'c was tin- re
Mill of din! neutral discussion ycstcr-
ili.y ii'KiiriHiiK lint Idea held hy si
ol tin) nii'inhers of the charter com
mittee thai tho only elective ollleo I"
till- elly should hi- that of mayor. The
idea of the uppoiH ivc system is that
the mayor shall he elected, shall ap
point all of his assistants, tllie various
(leads or depart meiils, iind then lift
held respcmsihle for tho eiitiru city
govern merit.
Tin- proposition Is to centralize res
ponsibility hy pliu'iiiK it all on one
reail, thereby iinikiiiK It easy to as
certain Just what Is Hie mutter when
ai.ytiiiiiK Is the matter. It was not
ilrlermliied yesterday that this fen turn
I'houhl he ronlained In the charter
hut 1h ipiestion of emhiidyiiiK it was
.i.....,,uu.wl mill tin. commit I ee itDIHillt-
nl Is Instriirleil to learn all they ran
renal'dini? the (wo systems ami ic
port hack to the full (ominltlcr.
Members of committees.
Tho members of the Hint committee
on liivosllfculint? Hie elly's lliianelal
t olnTltioti, aro Messrs. John N. (iilbert
a nil C. T. HeisiK- The members of tin;
fiiroiid commit Ice, Instructed to in
vestigate the elective versus the ap
pointive systems of city government,
me Messrs. C. A. Teanle and I.eon
Sonlield, I he former the city attorney
nnd the latter the excity altorrney
'i'liese two committees will make a
lliorouuli examination of the subjects
ITSsiuncil to them and will report in
lull at Hie next mcrlinc f the charter
t'ommltteo.
At Hie meeting of the charter com
mittee yesterday the following ineiu-
TVr.'i
were present: 1. II. l.:niKiiaiiil
lleisii;. t A. TraKle, Leon Son-
V. ('. Whitney and I). Wooille ad.
memhers were nbsir.t. They
John N. (Jilbert and (JeorKr
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were
O'llrien. At the meetini' one week
l.enre it Is expected all the nie'nihers
will he present and at that time fie
rharter ipiestion will he taken up
morn x'X'ti iisively. Yesterday there
was
roiiKideraldo discussion of tno
lines! ion hul ihe talk was mostly con
tllli
d to an exchange or lileas. on how
work III hand should b" none about.
till
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III!
wan-' fetritajd. .that each member of
commit Ire. between now and the
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Ill xl
leal of llioie.'ht to Ihe question of iiiw
lo tale up Hie cliarii r mailer a i.i i x
press
the result ol his ruinations n
Ihe
!:iv
other nu mbers olle Week Ircitll In
At Ihat time a d finiie. coiim en
tlve
:md syslematii' plan of pro:-i eduic
ill be nuooieii.
Points i charter.
One of the most important re nlt
n;'tieii.i'i d tnuii the work of ihe
ronimlttee to invectii.':ite the i it y run
did. m will I"' Ihe nu. si imi of t;iaiiim
The r''l"l! H f'how explli il.lv tbP
revi-nnes from the present rale of
t.'ixaliou and what call I" aiv.nop ili
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.ii nihTdiii "f '''iii il will l.
l.e iolti.li !id. locllu r Willi the H'--
i'oii of liaviim one or two ulilirineii
liom iiuh ward and nun nr nioie or
l.oli.i nl liiruu ami the proimsil lull to
liil,' I he Miilliclluieii i-lwllvr by In
dividual ward, inieail of hy I In illy
1 1 lii r.illy. The question of rHtttbllfli
j"u a pi i n. all' hi liounl of lu alili pro
'ion Mill also he ronslil'-ri d. Th' si
me only ihe major polnn ihat will
I loblilily collie up.
MARRIED LAST NIGHT.
Mr. Newman and Mn. Bixby Wedded
at Bixler Apartment!.
At !;:iu n'clork last nUlit, In ihe
tipuriiiu'iils of .Mr. mid Mr. Mn L.
I'lxli r In the Kni'MpiI.e Iniildinss. th"
l!i v. V. A. liodbcy Sioke ihe words
willed milled in imirriime .Mr. Oli.vr
I'. Newman ami .Mrs. Jennie )'.. lilxhy.
Iiilh of l his illv. Mrs. Ilixby Iiiih re
:ddei In II' -million! nboiil three years
and Is well known as a reader and iiu
in rsonalor as Wi ll lis for le-r rliurin
iiik atlrlhutes as a woman. .Mr. New
man rmiie to ll'iiumoiil rioiu New
.Mexico last April and Mis hen ion
liecleil wilh Ihe ri'liortorlal stuff of the
I -ii ii mi in I Kiilerpilse since thai lime.
His former home was In lies .Moines,
Iowa.
Tile announcement of the wi'ddinn
lust 1 1 1 "4 1 1 1 came u.i a siirorls.' lo Mr.
and Airs. N'-w man's lilends In ibis
ciiy. The couple will oeciipv jiparl
i: nils at tin' I'iiierprise hiiililinl; with
Mr. mid Mrs. Itlxler until they have
In come si llied in their new life and
I'.siuhlishi'd a home of their own.
AmollK the presents received hy
tin. couple was a s.'l of silver oyster
forks d'Tornleii in enamel and pre
sented by Hie Knlerprise torce who
hunched their hlts lor the occasion
ami pil''d UP a score of $n. The hoys
who were under the mellowiiiK inllil
eiice of Mr. Newman's clKars at t'ie
time the 'round robin was circulated
say that If tho Kcullcman is as kooi!
as his tobacco, that the lady has
landed a prize.
Temperance Lecture.
Mrs. A. ('. y.ehner, or Dallas, Texas,
will be in lleauiiiont Thursday. Friday
auu .Sunday, Sept.
!:: and 2i. and
will lecture Thursday and Friday even
ir.Ks in the First Methodist church,
corner of Maine and Fannin streets.
Sunday's program will he nnnoiinced
later.
.Mrs. .ehner, Ihe equal of liov. Hob
''aylor from Ihe statidpoint of effect
iveness, comes to llenuiiioiit under the
nusplces of the ('. T. I'.
A line program conslstiiiK or music,
Itnm's Horn rarlouns, illustrative or
temperance, and other special fea
tures, that will Interest all, has 1 n
a rruiwd.
'I'ne V. '('. T. tT. cordially invites
all to rome and hear one of the strong
est leiupeiaiice speakers of Ihe day.
Itead this statement:
"It is lo her niaslerlv efforts as
much as anyfh:n else that we at
tribute the wonderful success wilh
which we were met at Ihe polls. IKr
- Ii hi i it ii I appeals. Iter slronu array of
facts and IlKures: her complete nris
lery of her subjerls, (her remarkable
self possession and her matchless ora
tory moved and swayeil our people :is
they were never moved In 'ore."
.1. It. STANTON,
Dlst ('Ik. Houston Co.
(1. H. Itll Y AN.
Co. Treas. Houston Co.
JOHN SI'KNCR.
Co. Attv. Houston Co.
I'OUTKIt NKW'M AN,
Co'. .Illike llillislnn Co.
W. K. IIICOW'N,
l-Milor Knteriulse,
AV. II. SOWKI.I..
I'aslor llaptist church.
KLLIrt SMITH.
l asliir M K. Chinch,
J. V. MAPI HON.
Attorney at law.
THE OLIO.
Reading, Recitations and Singing at
Magnolia Park Last Night.
The following n the program of
the Magnolia Park event of Moudav.
1. Violin and Piano. Selected. Prof.
Navratll. Mrs. Myall nnd Miss (Ireen
wood I la rrt v.
A Sri of Turuuois T. II. Aldi ieh
Miss G i ei ti win iii Hardy.
Tenor Solo
Mr. Talnr.
Selected
(a I Itillu' liown His Report (I.I
The l'r. in bnian's Macllellt. let Mow
er's l-'uiieral. Idl A Skeli Ii in lilael
Miss M. OreeiiwiMiil Hardy.
Violin mo! Piano-- Prof. Nawaiil
and Mrs. Ihntl.
Hatar tin rosliunel --Miss M.
!lre. n,H., llar.lv.
Snpiano Solo Seleeie.l.
Mis Mori l Pixl. r.
Niiural Laimhier-
Miss M llleell-
wiki.i Hardv.
Dr. G. W. Ray Lraves.
Alter two weeks of sneec' it an I
s.nMictmv ork in ibis , in in n,',.
il' -I t IK I iell tivell l!l tile a'l.l .irii'l'l
.f the Y. M. C A.. P n AV Kay
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pieaeliiru; in the fit-t M.tb.i.i -t
loin li. mi left llil tie -i n ii 1.T
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HE WANTS $500
FOR BIFF IN EVE
PLAINT 0 A MAN WISHING TO
CONVERT BRUISING INTO
BOODLE.
COLRT PASSES DOLLAR Bill
Judge Watti Yesterday Set a Long
List of Cacei Ranging from Craps
to Manslaughter Civil Set
tings and City Court.
Damage.; for a crack 'it Hie eye aiy
wauled by John llaiii or 1'on Arih'ir
from II. K. I'raier if ihe siinin plar".
Yesterday ufteinoon in lite roiinlv
(mill I In i li tiled civil suit imalll.sl
I'rater for t.'.un for Injury Inlllctru
by I'raier, and for hiislneS.s Inron
venielici' mid pain caused by tin
would he Is allegnl to have been
Ihe caile of. Iluln sets lot I It In hi
pelilloil Dial Hie defeiidatil Willfully
aiiil maliciously on July 4 last ifSatiH
ed and heal hlni, duimmim; him lo
such an extent thai he was deprive I
of the use of his eye for llnee veel;
Cain I nil her alleues that he !in
uot entirely t-euaineil lite use of lie
eM yet, and thai he fears il will al
ways be weaker Hum I lie oilier. Hi
sitiles that lie has been lam".-i;ci if'
the sum of S.'iiili, mid prays Hie court
for .indumenl for thai muoiinl. Hni'i
nllcKes thai he had lo pnv out large
sums In doctor's bills, and was pre
vented from looking; after his ordi
nary business on account of the In
Jury. The Idea or a civil suit for an
injury sustained n this mainne:
struck the olllclals al he court Iiout-a-
heiliK cxtremelv nnliue.
Sixti(t'- Court.
.TiuIkc Walls, sIiHiik in the SixtP'i !
district rotirt, resumed work on He
criminal docket yesterday. A limn
bor n!! cai es were ea'leil and dispose''
of one way or the other. I.silc In He
iifternooii art in Lennox, colored
charged with biirslary, was nrraiKn1'''
and iileaded niiilty. He was son
teneeil to Iwo years In the peniteii
tiary.
When the Sixtieth district conr'
opened vesterdav the case of Wil'
Campbell, alias "Oollar Hill." chnrsM
with murder ,was called but di--missed
til ihe rcunesl of the slab''.
attorney, who informed the court Hi.t
he had not evidence rnotinli to secure
a conviction. A second fliiirfi'
against. Campbell, that of acceplins a
bribe, was ronlinucil for the term.
Coloy Iletx, charged with assault te
murder, was arraiuned and the ill"
triel allornev said he had reduced lie
charge lo plain nssai'll and ballerv
A jury va- empaneled and Hie de
fendant nleaded uulllv and was fiiu '
The ease of Harward Hunt
eharired with assault Willi Intent t"
murder, wav disinlssei' al the reipifs'
of Pislrlet Allotnev Hip,hl ower. The
rase of I. . Miitlhews. eharired wil
embezzleineiil. was also dismispeil
Ociober 7 wa lived as the date fnr
trvltm- the raso against (leoi'ge Site!
bv, cbnriieil wilh accept in a bribe
Kv ncreenienl the ra.'P of Hernut'i
Otto wa set 'or Ociober I.
Cases Si-t.
.IiliU'e :i 1 1 yesterdii" set the f.il
h win..' criininal cases for the follo.v
! ii it dales:
(lel.ibef M -Toni Lewis, chj rg" I
wlllt tiiurde!': special venire of
lltirtv six men indered.
October 11! -Kvn lltlltnin. murder
spe'al venire of ixtv men.
CA-lober I l--Sam Smith, alias "Key
hole." chaiued -,vUh i-obbery bv ii:-ir
of deadly weapon: special venire "f
if xl y men.
October IT Tall v 'Mellow, mtirde'';
special venire of sixty men.
October in 'a ii Hernandez, mur
der: special venire of sixlv men.
October HI Henry Ashl'ord, rob
bery by inc (lf deadly weapons:
special venire of ihivlv-six I'len.
October "fi - Willis Sounder-1, rob
berv bv use of deadly weapon':
special venire of thirty-six men.
October Slesler I'rrg. iMtir-
der: special venire of ninety men
n ileteil.
Civil Sfttinrs.
.linUe Wa'is litis set Ihe follow iv
ci.il cas.v for the dates speeilied:
September Sallii Miirt'rsn V-.
Wc-icvti I'nioi, Telegraph ronipaiiy.
Sepi. ruber L''! iiaywood Itlce C.inal
and Milling company s. It. L. An
drew s.
September l' ('haihv. 1- Flour vs
Meauin..iit Wit a r and Terniinal com
pany. S. temlN-r F. H Votaw vs.
Walt.-. V,,c,.tt ,t al
October ::- Louis ("ruse . Tea
K Ni Oilcan l.'ail'-oa.l ro'iipany.
l.:.. I. er : CI. u.i Chaison s.
P II M. Fad. I'll
Oit..r "- T. S. Koberls v-. S'u. i
lt..w
October 1 .1 A Itevnol. vs. Hill.--
r.oiel I " ;r
M. I.e.. r ! l.'Vl
W Maddux
IViirik II V..rici,l
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Hliil until utter ins. ii. The luiui
ilucliou of Ic-ilimiiity will b' -; In llll-i
llioi iiiim. allil t is expected Iwo iluyx
will he con uiiii-d In ihe trial. Tho
HHe tif I lie case 1 1 N'ol'll J. CIlillllberH
ci ii I ukuIiisI i In Kit by 1. . until r com
I'uny. 'I'll" oriKilial llliil or the ruse, In
wti irli iliitn.uch lor $ ;n,"'i was asle-d
liit- the deal It or M ' s. Chamber.-,' hits
l and, restilieil In n vcnilci for lll.iluu.
A new lilal whs uniiii d and has
now l.rgiin. Aiioi ney for plaintiff
me Howih & Adams, nnd for ilefen
lain O'llrieit. John i P.rh n. Chain
hrin whs killed H IHlle nvrr a vai
ago hv fallltisr or being ihrown rorm
an eiittne while he was a Iuish for
he Klrby Luiiiber company.
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage llnnsc were Issued
from the rounty clerk's ofllcf yeslor
lay ns follow-i: WIMain Pniileln mil
Mr-. Mamie Ijicy. Walter Pay no and
M.trv llrown, Jen-v Williams mid
Cleii'ny I in vis. mid Oliver P. Newman
and Mrs. .Jennie K. Ilixby.
Citv Court.
A big grist or business was trr.ns
rrleij ,v ihe niavor III Hi" Hiy rntlit
yesterday. The alleged gam' "l -nrrrsleil
early Siimlav mornlllK 'V. ;e
Illicit J I'l. .-,ii each. Following were
Hie others cases and ili'dr dls'iosli ion :
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Waller Johns, asleep III a piumi:
place, Jll.:.n
Ituseiia Mandez, iliuuk, $11. .in.
W. J. McCourk, drunk. $11.. Hi.
Mill Jones, drunk. ll."'".
John Norman and .Mary C.ieeli, af
fray, $lL'..-ii each.
Krnesi Sanchez, affray, dismissed.
Peler l.arago, affray. SHI.Tiil.
A. II. Terry, drunk, $1 1 .-..
John Jones, drunk, $11.. In.
Hubert Cooper, ilrutlk, $11. SO.
Ti'iesn C.on'ale-, drunk, $11. ail.
tieorge Lake, vagrancy, $l2.r0.
MAKING OF FIN LACES.
One Case Where American Cenlua Is
Still at Fault.
"Kino laces." said W. W. Chace.
'constitute ono of tho most readily
uilabli; classes of incrchandiso which
s Imported to this country, and It is
i source of wonder that American
renins has not devised some way In
.vhlch to meet this demand with a do
mestic article which w!!I servo the
iaine purpose, and can ho sold at
iomethlr.;; like the same, price.
"Hut it has not," ho continued. "We
havo had many machines Invented,
but the nearest wo can come Is to
manufacture a type of lace which la
naturally cheap and does not In any
sense approach Its hand-made foreign
rival. Of course, American women
could be taught In time to knit such
lino fabrics as tlielr sisters do In Ire
land, England, France, Germany and
Spain; but wo In this country are too
busy making money to waste time in
that way.
"I have traveled all over Europe,
and tho most Interesting method ol
making lace over there that i came
across was at Pluuen, Ccnnany. It Is
woven on a kind of bolting cloth ma.lo
of fine silk, and lifter the pattern Is
completed a certain noM, parts of
which aro kept secret, Is applied and
tho boiling cloth eaten aw-iy, leaving
only the' lace. Tuey also have a way
of altering the strength of tlie nci(l
in order to give the lace a rich, old
color." Louisville Herald.
Fixed Pries for Wives.
The ancient Germans, Russians, Bnr
guuillans, and other nations of Euro-,
placed a fixed price on their wives, aa
Is proven by their old modding songs.
Many of tho oid Russia wedding songa
efer to tho purchase of wives. In
onie pnrls of Russia the husband
pays a certain sum of money to the
bride's brother, after which the agree
ment Is made, anil they sing: "The
brother has sold his sister for a
crown."
Tibetan Earth Dwellers.
Earth dwellers are common in Ti
bet. Strangely clad men and women,
who since childhood have rarely
looked upon the sun, arc found living
In roomy clay a.urtnienls in a mode
ss stringent as ay monastic order.
Thoy are stippTl with food and oth
er nocessarles by their children, who
ilone leave the caverns; and much
of Ihelr time is occupied In extending
their curloua residences.
Black Absorbs Heat
A French authority had two ther
monieters one ol ordinary glass, the
other painted black placed In the
sun. In tho white glass the mercury
rose to 141. t'nder tha black paint it
went up to 157 In the same position.
The Inference Is that .eople who
wear black coats aro watmer in the
sunshine than those who dress In
white.
Artiit Feared Waning Prv,:r?.
On our oci-Hsii n the lale (5. K.
Wat's, fccliii: thai he ,1 rettiait o'd
3:1. 1 tmritij: ihat his iHm.rs ruiLtit tie
.b-. linii. c. H"l;e.l the vie. Hen mul
liancinc rii'iunitt.f of l!;e llojal
.1. Icniy t.i J'l.le his o-k fcerely
he did tint wi-.ll to distrain the
c a.h rt'y tier l !n self He bad ce. n
m tun. h del '.ii-aMo work of ie at'il
l and " at he .p. not nlh to be a ided
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TRUCK FARMERS
WILL ORGANIZE
JEFFERSON COUNTY TILLERS Of
THE SOIL WILL r.ET TOGETH
ER TO BRING MARKET .
ICH MONEY BEING MADE NOW
Frequently. However, rarrers Lo.;t
Crops Seeauso They Cannot Dis
pose of Their Venetables at
Cood Pries.
A movement Is on I sit for Lie or-1
.;illll.lltion here, of a "JclTcr,oll Colllll.V
Truck Growers' Assocliu lull," ! h
ci'iiiposo.1 of tlie truck farmers m' lids
roiiimiinlty, w ho wish lo roiuhliie lor ;
lite purpose of securing a market lor
Heir products. At presi lit, it I" :
H;,u,
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, many farmers lose crops ol
truck products because there Is ni.
Market for small tjiiuntilii.-s u.id ihey
l.avi n l i nougii to ship in car load
i ts. The proposition I., orguiib.c v.'iil ,
r. aieriali.e, it is expected, in a few ;
days when a meeting ol unci, laute i -.
inci'i'sicO will be railed for this city
Origin of Government.
The proposed (issociu! ion is t re
sult of Hie work of Mr. L. C. Hill, in-.i..u.-,.;it
him. iii for tlie .Siinin l'"e, and
w c if t'arker. commerebtl ag'-ni
fur the same line, in tte eioping
the
r-uek garden interests along
I iieir
ti ail north of here, combined
Willi the
discovery by Hie
nierce here Ihat
Cltamber of Coiil-
tlio frvnners have
difficulty in finding n market uir men
roods. Every lew days a truck rariticr
r'rom t!i!s section drops inio the Cham
ber of Commerce to tell his woes In
this resnect and Secret ay TV. Wood
he ad has fpieried theni regcrding an
organization, with the result ihat. '.lu-y
wain it. Mr. Hill v. T.I be in Peau
rTionf in a few days and it is the in
tention to call a meeting of farmers
while he is in the city. He will tell
them what has been nccoi.in.islu d
nortii ofliere and the probahilhics arc
they will get together.
Some statistics.
There are a number of sinking
examples in nnd near B nur.ior.t Ihat
siiow what can lie done in truck farm
ing in this community. Two sections
pro pariicularily product ive, the terri
tory around the Collier's Ferry roi.u
rnil the country between hern and
E-pindle Top. The farm lands south
of here, along the Gulf ft Intcr.-tnto,
r.rr also cspfcially productive. .Mr.
James Pat.tinson. a man well known
in this city, has 'had a remarkable ex
perience with his truck farm. Al
though he has but l"ii acres under
cultivation he has made a good living
exCMiKively from his farm for several
years. From one iweltth of an Here
of onions this yiar he has made ?ii0.
From one-iiali' an acre of tomatoes he
'las cleared 3:!0n. A feature of his
tomato crop, and one which shows ilio
disadvantage the farmers work under
now. U that he didn't soil nearly ail
(us crop. Alter he luid made $:;u0 on
the half acre be a 'lowed a lirae num
ber of the vegetables to remain on the
giound. which was almost red wiiih
them, because he had no market lo
caT.y for them at reii:-..mable pries
mifl' iliiln't have enough to siiiri .';vsy.
Mr. rv.tHns.iii says I lint in yars 'past
he could find no market for his pro
duct. Money in strawberries.
Another example of what can be
t'l.ue in truck farn.iiiy: is shown in
K e results obtained by .-r. .loarkn-ui.
a farmer living ne:i' llea".inonl . For)
eltrht years Mr. .Toai nanii has cleareili
?;(iu an acre on si r-nvberries.
A farmer along ihe C.uif Inter-1
stete lias had wonilerlul sitcccss will'.:
cabbage. East year he bad fifteen j
acres in cabbage. If sold his cro,)
in the ground for . "."'. Me pliinied ;
it and cultivated it but wlen it was,
ready lo harvest anoihcr man mm"
nlong and paid him i!' ii' ice natr.od i
lor t"ie heads as they stood.
One of the objects ol the nssor-'n- j
Hon. in additiefli to i ., i n ii lo rrc-ne
markets for proiiurls will be to in-,
dure farmers in this section lo di-,
Mi'sily llicir crois. Al nnseii!.. it is
briieveil. Hie fanners slick .i c'oso
to a few things. With the rice lmr I
l et i;i i In condii I n it is and with tip
enornioiis int-iva--:' in rice ncr. ac
it
is argii' d Ilia! ni'-ii w.tlt iym 'iiims :
m their
part of
feck g:
onlv giv
hands w ill do well n ym- tin
th'ir sroutiil cHch yen to
nien products. TVn will not
e the soil a rest 1 -t- will help
keep down red tic.
All members of Curly Pine "im
N'o l!:t of the Woodmen of the WorM.
iiid their wives. alo the husbands of
;i'l Hie f il lle I. idles of Maut'.oi i t lirove
N'.i. I "7 who are tioi Wondnieii. are
n.iiliallv inv.te.l l.y Mat-holta ' rov.
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Excursion Sllcping Cars. Clean ami Well Ventilated.
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