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i have bigotveton
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Prosper Branding und Shipping
of Apples Chief Topic of
j Di8CUH8ion
13, TlKi twelflhi
Hiitiil convention ofMha Krult Omwerif
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nnual convention on.
. .Association of Adams
'omity bevwn thin.
.rnojfc In IloiKloravllIe. th. ". "in t-l
UtTTCoVof fruit groweMvhd lirtlcul
eta aitH . other pcraom?', Intctted,
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tenda;
furl.ta
' Xanjj of them nyiio from dlffVenUihrtM,
ached d tha subject thatwlll iVnu up
Aurlntf tha sesalonn. This Is a Vv to
rerulnte the proper packing ,nnd brinV'"',
of hdpIcs for silts and elilumont. V
The convention opened with' an nddrrti
and report of tha president, 0. Arthtt'
Qrleflt, of CUomoey, Which dealt with th
roffrens made In' tha fruit' Jmlustry, nm
ercclatlr In tha mining of apt'len In Adams
County during, the pant yew; showing.
Atlluna County to he among tho-lendera Ini
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WTO couniry in mo rnininK iipii:n, winur
addresses of tho afternoon session were by
O., P, lioonard, ontoinoollt nf Louisville,
Kf., on "Spraying for the Control of Apple
Aphis and Apple lied Hug." and I)r. H, W.
Xletcher, professor of ,hort.culturo at I'enn
. nylvanla. State College.xon "Bomo I'rohlema
of, tlla Apple Orowcr."
JTop. tho evening lecture . Dr. W. Quay
Boselle wan scheduled on '"fine Unlvenilty
at AdVerelty." In connection '.with tho con
vention Is nn elntrornta display of fruit mid
thousands of tho choicest apple and other1
fruits of the Keystona Btate nnr on exhibition,
RAMP ORD BALKS
ATI' WORK DELAY
Halt in Work "Intentional,"
Says Business Men's
Representative
VARE CONTRACT INVOLVED
John A, Qulnn, chairman of the special
commltle'o of thn Krankford Hoard of
Trade, appointed to protect aRitlnst the de
lay In tha construction of the ICrnnkford
"It," today charged that dlny In work on
the road wan "Intentional," and not "un
avoidable," as announced by the Transit
Department.
Qulnn would not takn the full responsi
bility for tho charses against Ihn Transit
Department. Ho ndded, however, llyil ho
mailo tho accusation on Information "Rrn
ernlly understood" by Krankford IniHlness
men as to why the work on the "f." was
bclnir delaytMt,
Hnnator Vnro was awarded Ihn rnntrnct
for tho. erection of tho atrncturo Imtu'ecu
tlnlly and IlrldKe streets last winter for
$26,000. This amount, It was explained by
Qulnn. Is too low In view nf Ihn nrminnt
iPrlce of labor. Kor this reason tho c.-oti-
trnctorpoiuician is eitner waning uptll
labor sets cheaper, he said, or until tho
opportunity comes to slide from beneath tile
i-ontcnct altogether.
PO.fniMjK I.OHH TO VAIIK
Tho Krankford business men, according
tOj Qulnn. feat that for Vnro to undertake
tho actual work at tho preent high pflcn
of labor would result In a loss to him.
Thin they, feel certain he will not tin, raus
ItW further delay In the completion of tho
Una.
Vnro .woo uwiink-d llm mntrncl on Keb
ruary f last, lie wan to beKln work on
Jtni;ch .10 und have hlif section coinpltsteil
by April 20. And ha hnn not sttirted ynt.
A penalty of 1 40 a day was provided In tbn
specincatlonn for failure to llnlsh the work
at the stated time. This penalty Is easily
avoided, however, bv tmn (if lit, rrni,llMin
-fjj thn contract to tho effect that tho I'. It
T.',nust llrst wlilon Its trnckn under tho
section because of the proviso that tho
structure Is t' be Httpjmrtcd by one column
Instead of tile Usual two.
f.. II 11 m i . . , . ... .
I,,, -. i, j, nun iiifi cuuipieieu us worK
f' widening thn trnckn, althoucht It ran to
liyive done so Inst sprllip "Labor too IiIkIi,"
is ine excueo advanced today. "Hcslden,
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W&3kA tJXmul!li')i.&
TO St'KAK IN PHILADELPHIA
Senator Wlllinm K. Uornh, of Idaho,
will lo the chief speaker at tho nn
mini dinner of the Now England
Society of this city on Decem
ber 22.
we enn't (jet two swllrlien we need": this
In spite of Ilia fart that Councils appro
priated 110.000 lo thn Transit Department
to pay tho transit company for this work
and expenses Incidental to the construction
of the Urnnd street subway.
Vnre rotiferrod with Director Twlnlnit
today as tho Transit Director arrived In
f'lly Hall for tlm weekly conference of tho
Mayor's Cabinet. Neither ho nor Twlnlnit
would say what was under dlucusnlon, but
It In believed that tho Henntor'n contract
was hi ought up.
.MAY I1IJIM) 10-SIII.R I.t.VI!
Director TwIiiIok'h Hole! reference to tran
sit matters after tho conference win that
llmro was a strong likelihood, of tho I'ubllc
Hervlco I'ommlselun grnnslng a cartlflcatn
of public convenleiido for thn operation of
tho ten mllea of htgh-npoed lino In tho
northeast. "It Is a pour Jinaltiesa proposi
tion," ho said, "hut Is ntcoeaary for tho
development of tho ward."
Qulnn, uftur bringing oat tho fact that
Viiro'n bid was one-third lowqr than similar
work beliiK done by .f. I. Doriicy, another
contractor on tho "f.." said' thai ho would
protest directly to Mayor KniHli on thu
delay as noon nn bin commtttoo had cent
ferreil with a similar commltteo of tho
Kiankford IliiBlness Men's Improvement
Ansnrlatlon.
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generation what will ltJber
An almostrpropheticwision, forty
years ago, enabled Alexander'
Graham Bell apid.his fellow pioneers
to conceivethat mammotlunetwork of
telephonic cbminimicationuvhich now
binds ever city in the land with
seventy thouteandtothers.
The articles oflincoijporation of that
first Bell Company statedlas its purpose to
Erovido telephone communication in and
etween "all the Statics and foreign coun
tries," and so did those pEoneers build ever
with an eye to the f utirre,ianticipating that
eventual demand on the) service which is
now being realized.
And, so, invention tfias piled upon in
vention, betterment has crowded better
ment; the telephone has spanned the con
tinent and the oceans! Bux whereas, only
a aecaaeor two ago, an prophesies as to
those accomplishments which have now beea realized were
greeted with ridicule, to-day thevision of what,to-morrow will
bring forth' is not lightly taken.
Only recently in. Philadelphia, Chief Engineer John J.
Carty of the Bell System, speaking before, the Franklin Institute,
said; "Na one can tell how far away are the limits of the tele
phone art, I am certain that they will not be found on this earth,
for I firmly believe that some day we will build up a
world telephone system, making necessary to all peoples the use
of a common language or a common understanding of languages
Which will joiniall of the people pf the earth into one brotherhood."
Thqreis.no such thing as success, even in the little things of
work or service, unless there be a great compelling ideal and purr
pose towards" which to strive!
WASHINGTON POLICE
WANTNWD0PEMW
vSuperintcndont wniXRecommend
Lcgialntion to Correct Un
eflcctunl Lnw
lly a HI a a Vtrnt'txymlfM
WAHMI.S'riTON', Dec. II. l.nsielarton to
meet tho body blow dealt tho "mitl-tope"
law by the decision of (he United Htstes
supreme court whn that body hld n
man could not ho convicted of vlolatlns; tbo
statue simply because he had narcotla drill
In his lusidesslon, Is to be tinted by M.ojor
Itaymond rV. Pullman, superintendent' if
the Waahlititon police force. lUporla tnnhi
to the suinrHnlendent by It. A. HandtrsV
Inspector of phannsrles In the not kills it
nipltnl, confirm the statements made b
tho i:vKNtNn i.nnonn that there Is R-rtst
not-ir. oi sicenTinenmg me iiirnson narcotic
net If the lurproper use of drills Is to be
iitiiiDlnMl out In the I'nltrd Htntes
"We were irrndually cuttlne down the
nefarious tinlllc and use of tueso driiK.
made niKitle here Knlay, "but were dealt 0
n hard bam- by the decision of the United
Hi airs Mil tiro me Court of June G, 1014. eus
talnlm: Uk- action of the United Htntei
I'oiirt for Vhe Western District of Penn
sylvania In -tjunnhlnK an Indictment against
lln I'lney Mor on tho ((round that tho
statute did not apply to the case. This
decision nulllllivi that part of the law which
declares it unlp-wful for any peronn not
authorised to llavo nnrcotlo drugs jn hie
posseeslOu.
"Tha real (frectlveness of the law Is'-mtirh
restrlctqd by thedcclslon. The far reach
ing language wltl which this decision deals
had aided matra-lnlly In tho restraining
of Illicit trafHa and use of narcotic drugs
throiythoilt the cosintry. Much of th good
work will go for 'naught unless soma cor
recting measures nro enacted In tho near
future.
"Tho cfrct of the decision Is nb-eady
clonriy vlalble. Tim physicians are bolder
lu iirericrllifcig drugs for nddlctv; tho drug
peddler, Invirlnbly an addict, Is getting his
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Old-fashioned
Buhr Stone
. Ground
Buckwheat
mid whole-tfrAk (lours and cereals,
netaln nil tho rich, bono-forminjr,
revitnllziiiK elements that nature,
plnccd in tho jrrain which nro ro
(moved In tho ordinary process of
milllnc;.
Buckwheat & '."S; ;
S.lb. snek, 11,00. Drllrrrid
free by Parcel l'ost or Kxpreaa
JirOAl.S Yellow or AVhllo Corn Meal
ri.oHHH Wholo Wheat, Graham or
ltyo Flour,
n n n a k i' a b t er.nnAis, ntB
Cracked Wheat. Oats, Illce. Ilarler.
Ilya Iluckwheat Flour. Natural Drown
Itfrn. Natural llrown Ilarlev. linn
JSrANT I'OODH Natural Urown nr-
in; ' iu"' i '"u'i jsut aihiwv ePIOUX.
Whole Oat Flour.
sr.no ran rntK nooKitr
GREAT VAU.EY MILLS
i:.n,ini7io raoll. Pa.
tuhpllew nntJer the ul of seeking: trest-
tnent for th OJrt of Hie drug ndaictlOil
sometime from trto or Ihrea physicians at
lh un lm and frequently under an
iMUmed name.
"Ileccntly w srrestetl msn nnd his
wife, both drug addicts, who were getting
large supplies of morphine from several
phyrlelsns located In different Jurisdictions.
Investigation dlscloeed th fact that they
were traveling from one Jurisdiction to an
other, undoubtedly mslilng their living by
traflleklng In narcotic drugs. The wife
was convicted on two counts of dispensing
'morphine. ...
"ii Ihn Mine lime the husband had A
qusntlty of morphine In his possession, and
.. .. . .... ...ii.i h l.ln. nm ttiM
Mil circumsiitni:" '"'ru iw "" . " ":
masier mind, carefully guarding hlmsolt
sgslnst the clutches of the law. nut hav
ing no sale pf the drug agaltwt him, we
were compelled to release him. an action
Ihahwns certainly n travesty on Justice.
"lrecommend that we appeal to Congress
for aVIsw that will cover the shortcomings
of the' pharmacy and Harrison acts, mak
ing any violation of Ihe same an Indictable
offense wild n inttimum of 12000 fine
(or five years or both."
JAIl.KD'FOIt THEFT OF SILVER
Men Who Stole and Disposed of Miss
McMlchncl's Trunk Sentenced
f'harlea tr'o. ronvlcted of the Ihsft of the
lrunk of valuable silverware belonging to
Ml ii,, ifeUlehdel sevetal Weeks BRO,
wga nentenced to oris rftr In prison by
Jndg Hregy In Quarter Session Court to
day. Joseph Condlco, Fox roommate, a
convicted of receiving rtolen goods and
sentenced to nine months In prison.
Cat iiin,l.,1 that he was Under the In-
kflucnce pf drugs and did not reatlM what
fie, w4 ifofne Thm- tt.M-. .t..,.
valued feeeatt e tta famtfy MaiSlfS
was MtK transferred from mtlTKtSM'
vault to Miss McMlchaera home JU JEft !
the driver left the team foe i.S 1.? ta
near Front and Dock, atreeta, pox jf
the team atrar, and transferred tha tn
to another wngon. Mn
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Platinum Brooches, 40 to 1700
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Platinum Rincs, 40 to 8000
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THERE ia a growing trend toward one car for all seasons an
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The first ia tho Hudson Cabriolet. Thia is a completely enclosed
coupe, richly appointed, with ample room for three. Almost in a
moment this car can be changed to an open Hudson Roadster.
Tho even-passenger model Is the Hudson Touring Sedan. This
car has all tho elegance of a fine electric brougham. Tho seats are all
in one compartment. Any member of the family can drive it while
seated with the rest. But the plate glass sides can bo dropped in a
moment. Then you have a touring car with the sides completely open.
Not a sash or a brace in the way.
The object of both is a 3GG-day car a car that ia never laid up.
Thia is sometimes attempted by patching a half -body on to, an open
body. The result ia a compromise car, In the Hudson way the closed
cars are aa luxurious as though built for closed cars alone.
These cara are for winter or summer, for rain or shine,. for tour
ing or for town. ,
They combine a lady's car with a man's car, a theatre car with'
a day car, and without seeming half-and-half.
They are so evidently popular that we are preparing to meet' an
enormous demand for these models.
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Prices , "j I r
HUD'S ON
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Phaeton .... $1650
Roadster . . . 1650
Cabriolet .... 1950
Touring Sedan . . 2175
Town Car . . . . 2925
Town Car Landaulet 3025
Limousine. ; , . 2925
Limousine Landaulet 3025
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