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Improvinn School
In Rochester, N. Y, fl» g
authorities
grade and sod the J
THE SCHOOL HOUSE WITH NO TREES AND NO PLANTS IS AN yards, while the shrubbery aod(
plauting Is bv private effort »
ECONOMIC MISTAKE.
junction with the school <*«
•n
Government Bureau of Forestry Has Issued an Attractive, Illustrated Ample land is furnished for deog
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playground purpose s, and most a
Free Bulletin on School and Home Tree Planting.
t
lary results have been obtained.
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sturdy
sapling,
and
finally
become
a
fi
Thousands of school houses entirely
great
tree,
leaving
forth
each
year
lack the simple surroundings tnat
Poor Chance lu the Citin
would insure beauty and contentment. and affording shade and comfort for
We mean by this not a paucity in archi­ the occupants of the home. If the
Life
in a metropolis makes w
tectural design, but in the simple mat­ young mind grows up among such children sharp, but not clever; itj
oi¥»
scenes
and
amid
such
environment,
ter of beautification through planting,
destroys their chance of ever 2
HARVESTING THE APPLE CROP.
which, in many eases, can be attained it will prove a mighty factor in the clever, for it hastens the develop
MT-'-'-
material
prosperity
of
the
community.
by
arousing
the
interest
of
the
scholars
Sa
of the brain unnaturally; It ¡2
V i- -
themselves. Some city schools have
them superficial, alert, but not <2
GUV ELLIOTT MITCHELL.
no
space
for
planting
at
all,
although
ant; excitable, but without one ■
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TUE COUNTRY HOME.
some contain a good arrangement of
of enthusiasm; they are apt to fl
■
M is an easy matter to go out into large percentage of the crop from the fruit in old or soiled boxes. When flower beds and shade trees. In the
blase, tickle discontented; they"
the orchard, shake or pick the apples ground or with a very low ladder. these are hauled to market they Rhould towns and villages, also, it is possible Lecturer Advocates Small indepen­ more things than the countrjk
Nevertheless you can scarcely make a always be covered with a tarpaulin to to point out many examples showing dent Homes, Each on a Acre of
child, but not such interesting thk
off the trees and throw or drop them dwarf tree by any amount of pruning, keep off rain or dust If box material
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great care and attention, it is in the
Land
and they do not properly see j
into barrels for hauling to the town or and in every apple orchard ladders of is carried over from one year to an­ country,
however, that the improved
An address on “The Significance of thing, for they have neither the |
cross roads grocery where the fruit some kind soon become a necessity. other it should be carefully housed and school ground is rarely found.
Country Home" was delivered by nor capacity to get at the root of,
covered to keep it clean and bright.
may be exchanged for a bolt of muslin
The ideal school ground, which the
HANDY TYPES OF LADDERS
Edward
Chandler, secretary of the the bewildering objects that os
should really be as much a part of Twentieth H. Century
orcallco.orsomethlngelse needed in the
HONESTY THE BEST POLICY
Club at the recent themselves Into their little lives.
Of
all
the
numerous
styles
of
ladders,
house. But this is not very profitable. some form of step ladder Is best adapt­ Two essentials of a perfect packing the building itself, and where the pu­ graduating exercises of the School of
pils can be shown the wonderful oper­
job office wanted .
The progressive farmer has found that ed to the orchard, whether the weirare of apples are honesty and uniformity ations of nature, serves two distinct ! Domestic Science of the Boston Young
j Women's Christian Association. In ad- I WANT TO LEASE—A uood Inh
it pays to give strict attention to the of the tree is considered or the comfort —that Is the apples in the middle or purposes.
s
vocating
a
deliberate
system
of
train
­
First, it becomes a technical labora­
sorting and packing of his crop in or­ of the picker. Any ladder which must bottom of the pack, whether it be a
set against the tree Is a constant box or barrel, should be just as good tory, where the intelligent teacher can ing nature study by means of school
der that it may bring for him a much be
menace to it. Probably the best type as those on top and all perfect; all of point out the marvelous chemical chan­ I gardens, he said: Most important of
larger amount of money.
of tall step ladders is one having three an ev'en size and properly colored and ges which occur with each appearance all is the beginning of a national move­
STENOGRAPHERS : Brlxht
Just when to pick is one of the se­ legs, two comprising the legs of the every package packed with the same of the seasons—the starting of plant ment for the making of “home­ take
dictation rapidly and dk» ^2?^
Salary ¿‘«Ki»' to start WrttT
crets of the trade which all orchard- ladder proper and the third acting as degree of care and skill, so that the life, with the warm days of spring, the crofts” or small independent homes machine.
in 12 cities. HAPGUODb,
with
perhaps
an
acre
to
enable
eacn
Its
support.
It
is
easily
set
up
securely
buyer may feel certain that It Is not fuller growth of summer with its blos­
way, N.Y.
lsts do not appreciate. The time of
to find out the true values of
soms and fruit and the matured wood family
picking red apples is commonly guaged
life. It would be au absurd er­
'ANTED : A Hundred Fireman md
growth, when the leaves drop in the rural
railroads. Age 20 to .3u
ror to suppose that such homes are now different
by their color and that of yellow ap­
fall—a cycle in the plant’s history lacking.
hearing. Experience uniuceaaajy*>158
There
are
multitudes
through
­
monthly,
become Engineers and
ples by the color of the seeds. The
and
men M monthly, become < <>nductorr«tii^
Second, the influence that such study out the land. What Is new Is that these Position» awaiting competent men
latter is the only reliable test of rlpe-
Name position i»refenwi"Hl
has upon the growing mind. With a homes are coming at last to their own. particulars.
Association, Room 65, 227 Munroe SSj,fl
,ness, for an apple picked just as the
Instead of continuing to be ‘*>e Insig­
reasonable
amount
of
this
sort
of
edu
­
seeds have turned a light brown, and
cation, coupled with the three R’s, the nificant haunts of one’s childhood, of
before they become dark around the
SHIRT WAIST HOLDER FXTRAORnn
child will never develop the tendency which one who has risen to distinction keeps
waist down all around: no ton. » k
edges, will be found to have not only
to rip to pieces the shrubbery of his is expected to be a little ashamed, they tear
: send 25c. w Itb waist meaaurfiKrtlJ
ask for white or black. Felix gm ZT
full flavor, but the best keeping qual­
own home or dig out and trample un­ are being sought out as typical of the and
Pine Street Ntw York.
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f
ity. But red apples are often left for
der foot the young plants in the garden. best in home life and as models to be
some time after the seeds indicate ma­
Furthermore, he will likely take his reproduced In essentials with some
to the new needs of the
Big Profite h
turity to allow them to put on more
school garden for his Ideal, and use his adaptations
color, which they do rapidly under the
influence to make the home yard Its times.
L Uaponizlnï ti I
1 learned. Conn
influence of the bright days and frosty
equal In appearance, if not Its superior.
FLOWERS AND BIRDS.
A
IV with fr06 üu»n
nights of autumn; and Indeed this is
The object, too, of school yard plant­
A |>[ l|\ a P°stPHd 12.50.
To
grow
up,
Mr.
Chandler
said,
with
• the only way of obtaining color on
ing is strictly utilitarian. School
1^ »Gape Worm Ext»
fruit in the shady portions of the tree.
house, some of them splendid brick the flowers and shrubs and trees and
to
learn
to
care
for
the
birds,
squir
­
French Killing ixj
Growers should bea. -In mind, however,
structures as well as sod house build­
jCspon Book15»
that to defer picking after the seeds
ings, can be found which are absolute­ rels, rabbits and domestic animals is ,
ly devoid of tree or shrub planting. a training whose influence on character O. P. P iluno & SON, 2312 Arch 8t„Pmu
ndleate ripeness, invites watercore and
shortens the life of the fruit in stor
Loth the winter winds and the summer can never be over-estimated. An acre
age, often to a serious extent with the
heat operate upon them with un­ . of ground Is enough for Nature's pur-
checked violence. Why not plant trees , poses If he who lives on it wishes to
midwinter varities.
and Inaugurate the assistance of the , be her pupil and helper. The country
TOO LATE PICKING
pupils in so doing, which will not only home makes possible the simplicity of
Much of the complaint recently
act as wind breaks, but afford shade? living and fosters true democracy. It
lodged against the Jonathan because
In connection with this subject the is both noteworthy and somewhat pa­
of rotting at the core, according to a
Bureau of Forestry of the Department thetic that hosts of city dwellers should
report of the Idaho Experiment Sta
of Agriculture has issued a Farmer’s rush to welcome and listen to the pro­
tlon, is believed to be attributable to
Bulletin (No. 134) on Tree Planting phet of the simple life who came to
late picking. Unless this trouble is cor­
for Rural School Gardens. This can be us from France. Yet he had no other
rected the sale of this valuable var­
obtained without cost, by writing message than that of the country home.
«
iety is sure to be hurt The purchaser
either Gifford Pinchot, Forester, U. S. Live among the real things of life in
is .completely deceived by the perfect
Department of Agriculture, Washing­ contact with elementary forces. Live
appearance of the fruit, not a sign of
ton, D. C., or to your U. S. senator or above conventionality. Learn to be
decay being visible until it is cut open,
member of Congress. It contains much simple in your tastes and straight­
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when the flesh for some distance
Information which is useful and out­ forward in your motives. Be a good
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about the core is discovered to be
lines several practical plans for not neighbor and a true friend. This Is
brown, radiating in narrow rays to­
only the beautification of barren school­ the life which the country home fos­
wards the Skin, which, however, it sei-
grounds but for a primary study of ters. There you may not have so much
.dOB^ reaches. It is worse than a worm
forestry—tree planting and tree money to handle, but you do not need
APPLE
SCENES
IN
IDAHO.
hole, for that can be cut out. A box
growth.
it Ostentatious display kills the spirit
Picking Aprons and Ladders Designed by the Idaho Experiment Station.
containing even a few such specimens
of such a home. Democracy is talked
makes the consumer distrustful of the
USE AND INFLUENCE OF TREES. I of in the city but It Is felt In the coun­
variety, while half or more sickens on uneven ground and the wide spread a case of sight unseen. Attractive
À
What a tremendous influence for try. A town meeting Is the highest
even?the most enthusiastic friend of of legs at the bottom makes it especial­ labels add much to the appearance of good
in every town, it would be, if type of democracy yet attained. There
ly stable. For work on tall trees the the boxes, and are a valuable means
“Brother Jonathan."
Japanese style of ladder, in which the of advertising and building up a spe­ every school boy and school girl should Is a common interest which binds all
Few farmers are considered capable steps
converge to a point at the top cial trade. Whether labelled or not, become interested in tree planting and country dwellers together. But who
Of
packing
their
own
apples,
as
the
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planting. Arbor Day has become are so far separated and Indifferent to
■ittement is made that, as regards is easy to manipulate. Lightest of all however, the box should be marked on shrub
the tall ladders is a single rail with the end with the name of the variety a great institution. Its observance each others’ needs as the various ten­
of a city tenement or apartment
pegs projecting from the sides, but it and number of apples contained, and has resulted in the planting of millions ants
Is least safe and comfortable for the the grade, especially if the latter is of trees every spring. Suppose that house?
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it were universal, and that every child
user, and is not liable to become wide­ anything but firsts.
THE STRENGTH OF NATIONS.
ly used.
in every town shout'd become as enthu­
HE SECURED TOP PRICES
Not
all who live in the country
siastic over the planting of a tree each
Every picker has his own opinion
careful packing Is as essential year, and watching and attending to realize its significance. Here and there
as to the best style of receptacle In as That
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good fruit may be gathered from a it, as he is over the observance of the is a decadent home and a degenerate
which to place the freshly picked
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family. But all over the world the
fruits. Buckets, baskets and bags
strength of nations is found among
have their devotees, and some even go
those who have been fostered near to
so far as to provide the pickers with
nature and have become free beings |
coal scuttles. The latter, however, too
Thl« outfit eowlKt. of PAFT3 modiot «W
by working together in honest labor. tlon
strongly suggest pouring and such
cloth, with whlct »tm, o. w< 11 padiM. X*
This
is
a
home
ideal
to
be
placed
buttons
will itay oa. SHIRT «1 uo<«"
rough treatment is not to be thought
Inion make throughout aud full aroufi 4
among the highest. There is little' BELT
of with apples any more so than with
i" made of special material and
danger of its over emphasis. No mat­ rlckel and Japanned buckles that will ast nl
eggs. Where bags are used, as is com­
is regulation make and matcbst &• ■
ter what one’s work or how heavily j CAP
monly the case, they should be lined
qnalitv and make. We a'no give an outfit**
the burden of the city presses the de­
FIELDER’S find BA8BIJ
with burlap though this should not
’ CATCHER’S MITT, sad M
termination to live on the home acre SXgy.®
cause any relaxation of care in plac­
BOYS’ BASEBALL. Rent free to asrW
in the country may easily become al S2 i andkerchiets at 10c. each. We send ■
ing fruit in them. Bags are open to
most the most powerful influence In chiefs free of exponas to you, to be paM f«r to*
the objection that the fruit in them
making
a successful life!”
WOOD W000C0. ”"OAO'£1*
is easily bruised where the bag
brushes against a limb or ladder. The
usual form of packing does not admit
Parking for the Town.
of removing the fruit except by pour­
ing. and this is objectionable. The bot­
The town parks, or the town or
tomless sack overcomes this difficulty
village square are the lungs of its
Wherever
citizens.
as it allows the fruit to roll from the
bottom when the chain is released.
If the town is growing, it is none too anywhere in this eou*
Such treatment might do with oranges,
soon to start a movement to provide
but witli apples—never. The average
for the securing of ample town park­
there is
picker could never withstand the temp­
'
SINGLE RAIL LADDER.
ing. The land Is increasing; when the
tation
to
let
them
shoot
from
the
town has doubled and has become a
Any One
A Very Light Form for the Orchard.
the moment the foreman's back
small city, it will not be so easy to
who ha» the
■Ming worm holes, their eye-sight la turned.
secure sites, readily accessible to the
deficient. Where there is a fruit tin-
people, without paying an exorbitant
THE IDEAL PICKING BAG
vita, th« Idaho bulletin suggests that
price. Secure first the land; it is not Spirit of True Patrb*
Perhaps the best picking bag is
SCr.NE IN AN IDAHO APPLE ORCHARD.
' fi rul« «houltl be adopted forbidding
Important that a large amount of
and
Drawn from a Photograph In Bulletin of Idaho Experiment Station.
apron
bag.
It
is
cheap,
being
easily
any momber.« thereof from doing their
money should be at once expended
made
of
a
heavy
grain
sack,
hangs
Genuine
Love
of Hum««*
• own picking, but, they should pro­
story
of
a
potato
grower
in
Colorado
upon
its
beautification,
possibly
it
Fourth of July, what a wonderful
fit by th« employment of the same body in the most convenient position for a few years ago. when the crop of change,
needs but little, since nature may have
in
a
few
years,
would
result
in
E
in
hl*
or
her
heart,
filling
and
leaves
both
hands
free.
It
e^of trelned pickers successively at the
potatoes In the east was Immense. the appearance of most of our towns made it more beautiful than can man.
Arion« orchards. Even the Isolated
Colorado had, as usual, raised many and villages.
It Is not necessary that it should be “The Coining Peofk
. ^jbwera should endeavor to have a
thousands of sacks, but found the Much can be done in the school to­ transformed into carpet beds of
• .group
»■roup if
6f expert
expert pickers, and employ
price so low that it scarcely covered ward making tree planting a success flowers and trimly kept lawns. If it
By CHARLES F. DOLE
««me ones, as tar as possible, year
the freight charges. In the emergency with the children. It is not enough affords sunlight and a green relief of
after year. This Is the way to build
“The Man of the Hour" appeared In that when Arbor Day rolls around a grass and trees for the eye, it becomes should be the first book to kt ■*
• up a reputation that has a great cash
the person of a grower who washed tree should be planted by each juve­ a civilizer and an equalizer, for the
value.
his potatoes carefully, put them up In nile member of the family. Unless the poor as well as the wealthy, a resting
neat 10-pound sack» with attractive youngsters realize that considerable place where a man may forget, for
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PACKING IN BARRELS
labels and sent them on to Chicago. I care is required the first year or two, the time, some of his struggles and
There is a multitude of ‘hinkifli P*
While the simplest method of pack­
A very fancy price was asked, but the | the trees will die, and unless they have hi* anxieties in a contemplation of who see the dangers the future bold«
ing apples Is the old barrel of the east
potatoes went off with a rush and been taught how to care for their trees, what God has made.
our country unless we reach a iMM*
hl which the bottom and top are f i e<l,
netted the grower the highest returns dead and dying specimens—failures—
The park sboukt be kept, in fact, as of the tremendous social probtaOl ’
•»»» apples In tlie middle being simply
he had ever received. Cases similar will distress and discourage the youth­ natural as is consistent with its use as confront us.
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peured in. thia is a slovenly, not to
to this are known to most farmers. ful mind, possibly beyond redemption, such. It is never too early, however,
The spirit in which we should «PF*”1
• My deceitful method, for It requires
Very often the manner in which fruit out with reasonable attention the poor­ to secure its site, with a view to the the consideration of these problem» >•
no grading expert to sort out the t>est
and vegetables are put up has more est and the rockiest soils can be made building up of the community, when forth in this remarkable book in a wsy^
ones for facing. The Western box
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Influence on the price than quality It­ to produce good trees.
land values will necessarily Increase.
must be an inspiration to every
method, on the other hand. Is more
self.
mane and patriotic heart.
desirable, Mpecially in cases where one
A SCHOOL TREE NURSERY.
Let the spirit of common sense sod#
wlahea to cater to the fancy trade. One
Distribution
of
Immigrants
the
Certainly
there
could
be
nothing
Hanynnl Manatv.
of the pretty polats about the box
mism and fundamental economic
more
fascinating
than
the
starting
of
a
Solution.
o*ophical truth that pervades thuhool
package I* that the exact number of
For garden crops there Is no ferti­
as the underlying motive
1
applM contained therein is always
liser that will compare with good. » ell tree nursery, of several good varieties.
If there were only Rome practicable taken
In
each
school
ground.
These
nurser
­
movement, and the Creed and PI«**
rotted barnyard manure. In localities
known, and If stamped on the box as It
way
of
distributing
Immigration
more
where a supply of such manure can­ ies could be started from the actual equally among all the port* of the the Homecroftera as the practical I*
ehould be. gives information much ap­
preciated by the buyer. Of course this
not be secured It will be necessary to seed, acorns, beech nuts, hickory nuts, country the congestion and segre­ work to, and the rest of the treat *
depend ui>on commercial fertilisers, chestnuts, seeds from flr cones, and gation phases of this problem would be | questions are certain to ce rightly
«aly applies where the pscker adopts
but the results are rarely so satis­ the seeds of other trees thriving in nearer solution. It can be accom­ by application to them <rf the
OM particular method of placing the
factory. In selecting manure for the the locality, and all these could be plished in but a small degree, since it humane principles that will guide the gm
I gpplM in the box
'A prominent orchardlst made the Is so shallow that the first apples can garden, care should be taken that It gathered by the children, and brought will only be done if answering an of our people upon all great naticm** f“
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in and planted by them. Then after f-Connml/'
gtatoment that It costs money to step be
liie case of
n tions.
economic demand, «0
as ill
In the
conveniently laid In It without drop­ does not contain any element that will
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One copy of “The Coming P«g*”*
•n • ladder in an orchard. This or ping. and yet It holds all the wearer be Injurious to the soil. An excess of they had reached the proper age for the Galveston-Bremen service. Wise
age prepaid will be mailed to say *
■hard owner finds that there la a waste can carry, and finally cannot be emp­ sawdust or shavings used as bedding transplanting, say two years, the claaa and well organised
organized
effort
to
Induce
of time In ellmblng up In order to tied by pouring, unless the picker will have a tendency to produce sour­ would, in an afternoon, visit a dozen Immigrant* ---------
to pas* -• through the large dress In the United States ter twsMT*
and
participate >u
in U1«
the Iran»-
trans­ 1 ports by finding
Mach th« uppermost branches of th« stands on hie haad. Clean boxes will ness In the soil. Chicken, pigeon, and homes
__________
I and Insuring them cents.
ports
by
finding
put.«--
-•
uuel
,
*ira oy tn-
manure*
rank
high as fertilizer*. planting of the seedlings, into their ; employment In the
■' tfM. eo that it is considered advisable help to bring better price« for apples. sheep
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One copy of both “The Coming *¡9
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Interior and by in­
There
an •- In-1 forming them of opportunities
it *-
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permanent locations.
location«- t
»,«— • is -----
that affbrt should be made through X
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forming them of opportunities else-
else­ and “The First Book of the Home«»«*
herent
low
for
such
things
tn
the
!
pruning to «tart the head of the tree senti»! that the pecker should
and
“Maxwell'sTalisman monthly*’
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manure«, and American youth It Is a wonderful whoe»
— Bl do iuucu
where. will
much io
to improve
Improve con-
con­
tow and keep It low In order that the
ditions. The self-interest
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thing,
when
you
think
about
It,
to
take
i
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profitable Investment can be
I ^5
. EH ’ of.«~
J . ---- *---- - - “• to t*k' many of wtdeh maintain immigration address in the United States for «fly *
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No The mannrv from fowh !«< fertilizer*.
e»peclall
T
i. xp„>
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’» “•»«« "Oil «cencle*. might also be brought more
T'P^H.Vjsee
It
out of the trees. It should be man who take« pride In his basine««
Remit In portage stamps to The fl*
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adapted
and then watch It
|j| |»r Mvoral years to gather a or care« for his reputation will pack l row* of for dropping In th. bills or through »prout.
the
generally into
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cnftsn, M Kain street, Wettrtrt»""
play ... to ac.rnct
attract rne
the in In-
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progresa
of
yean come dustrious
planta.
ambitions -i-
new comer*
forth a tender shoot grow Into al to their and
—
J smaller wnrasfi
farms and
towns.
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