anaheim-gazette 1905-09-21

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But he went on, regardless of these misgivings, and time and again prevented a rupture between the peace envoys, finally bringing them together in a settlement. The rival armies are cheering him in Manchuria, and the countries they represent are both racing for our commercial favor. It will be observed that this has been accomplished without any commercial concessions on our part. We give nothing and what we gain is all gain, without any discount inimical to our trade. Russia gets no enlargement of her access to our markets. But she opens her own to us, for a trade that will soon swell into the many millions. It is one of the most conspicuous victories of peace. The act of Russia in placing retaliatory duties on our commerce was brought about by the Dingley tariff, which puts a countervailing duty on bounty paid beet sugar. Russia, like the other beet sugar countries of continental Europe, pays a bounty on the production of that sugar. The result is that beet sugar, stimulated by the bounty, is produced by nearly all of the bounty paying countries in a surplus for parties. But the Preside made peace not only with personal good will of both parties with their first commercial for the trade of his country is a growing indisposition country to lose his services is in the prime of life. But we shall see what we shall on.—Call. LIKE FINDING MON Finding health is like finding so think those who are sick you have a cough, cold, sore chest irritation, better act like W. C. Barber of Sandy He says: "I had a terrible candle, caused by smoke and coal my lungs; but after finding no other remedies, I was cure King's New Discovery for tion. Coughs and Colds." sale of any cough or lung m the world. At W. B. Hutch store; 50c and $1; guarantee bottle free. CALIFORNIA TABLE OF (Frank T. Swett.) From time to time for o dred years attempts he made to grow European w grapes east of the Roa without commercial success are too many climatic incoties. Cold winters free humid summers breed fur eases of the vine, and cop mer rains split and rot berries. But in California the ties from Spain, France Minor find themselves off than in their original was brought about by the Dingley tariff, which puts a countervailing duty on bounty paid beet sugar. Russia, like the other beet sugar countries of continental Europe, pays a bounty on the production of that sugar. The result is that beet sugar, stimulated by the bounty, is produced by nearly all of the bounty paying countries in a surplus for export. To admit this product at an equality of duty with the non-bountied cane sugar would place the countries which produce the latter upon an inequality amounting to a great disadvantage. Our countervailing duty is, therefore, intended to put the sugar producing countries upon an equality in our market. Germany was ruffled by it, and though she does not give that as a specified reason for her commercial war upon us through her new differential tariffs, it is no doubt a factor in that policy. Russian retaliation took the form of excluding our manufactures, especially our metals and machinery. As she is the most backward of the countries in metal and machinery manufacture, her growing demand for such articles has made trade in them of vast value. Since she retaliated upon us her market has been supplied by Great Britain and Germany. They have the advantage of the great demand for machinery in the construction and equipment of the trans-Siberian road. The completion of that thoroughfare opens an immense agricultural country in Southern Siberia, and a great mining country in Northern Siberia. The colonization of these two sections of that great province from Central Russia has been interrupted by the war and will now be resumed. As it progresses the demand for farm and mining tools, implements and machinery will rise. How captivating is it to the imagination that President Roosevelt, by making peace, has made possible the settlement of such a region, without commercial success are too many climatic incoties. Cold winters free humid summers breed fur-eases of the vine, and copier rains split and rot the berries. But in California the ties from Spain, France Minor find themselves off than in their original the shores of the warm ranean. There are doze mates west of the Sierra vine adapts itself to all The Sultanina, the beautiful seedless variety often called "Thompson's Seed" itself a close observer of mometer by ripening in banks of the Colorado ripens a hundred days later cool climate of the show Francisco Bay, at Martin tween whiles in a hum localities. There are perhaps ten acres of California soil table grape growing. My product is shipped to our New York and Chicago most notable market thorough is the distributive village in the United without. About two miles each holding four square six pounds each are shiply. This foots up a half pound of California each American stomach. The Flame Tokay, or Spain, is the leading large clusters of flame whose thick skins and fable it to stand long distances, make it a favored where. Probably two-t annual shipments are variety. Later in the fall rains have put Tokay shipments, common Emperor, with a more skin and large oval darker shade of red. W as attractive to the pal tions of that great province from Central Russia has been interrupted by the war and will now be resumed. As it progresses the demand for farm and mining tools, implements and machinery will rise. How captivating is it to the imagination that President Roosevelt, by making peace, has made possible the settlement of such a region, causing a demand for what our industry can supply, and has so impressed the Czar that the whole market is thrown open to our enterprise! Every home made in that region which tempted the ambition of Alexander the Great will have the hand of the American President impressed upon its lintel. Every field will owe to him its harvest and every dollar gained in trade by his country will be in praise of his policy, diplomacy and persistance, in making a peace which probably prevented a conflagration of the world. It must not be forgotten on this coast that we are the nearest to Eastern Siberia and that Vladivostok, connected by rail with Krasnoiarsk and Omsk, will be the port by which our trade will enter Siberia and find its way north and south. President Roosevelt has broken the record as a peacemaker, as he has broken all records in our domestic politics. Between man and man in feud, the peacemaker usually finds himself repaid for his benevolence by the ill will of one of the But the President has since not only with the perfect will of both parties, but with first commercial favors made of his country. There is indisposition in the to lose his services while he prime of life. But of that see what we shall see later. LE FINDING MONEY The health is like finding money at those who are sick. When a cough, cold, sore throat or irritation, better act promptly. Barber of Sandy Level, Va. "I had a terrible chest trouble by smoke and coal dust on my back after finding no relief in remedies, I was cured by Dr. New Discovery for Consumptions and Colds." Greatest cough or lung medicine in At W. B. Hutchinson drug store and $1; guaranteed. Trial price. CALORIA TABLE GRAPES. (Frank T. Swett.) Time to time for over a hundred attempts have been made to grow European varieties of beast of the Rockies, but commercial success. There many climatic incompatibilities Cold winters freeze, hot summers breed fungoid dis- ties the vine, and copious sums split and rot the tender California the fine varie- tion Spain, France and Asia find themselves even better in their original homes on assure its sale at fancy prices Wealthy New Yorkers, who want a fine table decoration frequently pay a dollar a bunch for the finest clusters. A bright California woman, Mrs. Dr. Sherman, of Fresno, has put so much originality, skill and conscience into growing and marketing this variety that her brand of Emperors has become famous and remarkably profitable. From July to December the trains of refrigerator cars are going east-ward over the Sierras, grape-laden. During that time thousands of men and women find employment in picking and packing. The picking is usually done by men, and though it requires care in the selection of ripe, well-colored clusters and their handling without injury to the bloom, it is the least of the work. Hauled in picking trays to the farmers' packing sheds, the clusters are minutely searched by women and girls armed with scissors, and each bruised, under-sized, unripe, or otherwise defective berry is trimmed out. The bunches are then skillfully laid in the crates, covers nailed on, hauled to the cars, and started on their ten days' journey to eastern markets. The leading table grape district is about half way between San Francisco and the Sierras, extending through the rich valley soils of Sacramento and San Joaquin counties. On rich soil the usual product is from four to eight tons of first-class grapes to the acre. The cost of the best land varies from $80 to $150 an In California the fine varietions Spain, France and Asia and themselves even better in their original homes on res of the warm Mediternium. There are dozens of clivest of the Sierras, but the captains itself to all of them. Maltanina, the beautiful white variety often prosaically "Thompson's Seedless" shows a close observer of the therber by ripening in June on the side of the Colorado River. It is a hundred days later, in the climate of the shores of San Fernando Bay, at Martinez, and bewhiles in a hundred other sites. There are perhaps ten thousand of California soil devoted to grape growing. Most of the land is shipped to other states, New York and Chicago being the most notable markets, but so much is the distribution that no one in the United States goes out. About two million crates, holding four square baskets of grapes each are shipped annually; this foots up a little over a round of California grapes for American stomach. The Flame Tokay, originally from California, is the leading variety. Its clusters of flame red berries are thick skins and firm pulp entit to stand long distance shipings, make it a favorite everytime. Probably two-thirds of the real shipments are of this fine berry. Later in the season, when all rains have put an end to the berry shipments, comes the Red error, with a more rain-resistant and large oval berries of a later shade of red. While hardly intractive to the palate, its beauty The leading table grape district is about half way between San Francisco and the Sierras, extending through the rich valley soils of Sacramento and San Joaquin counties. On rich soil the usual product is from four to eight tons of first-class grapes to the acre. The cost of the best land varies from $80 to $150 an acre. To plant a vineyard, grafted on phylloxera-resistant roots, cultivate it, stake it, and care for it for four or five years until it comes into bearing costs from $100 to $125 an acre in addition. This is not inclusive of buildings and sheds. The annual care of a bearing vineyard, not including interest or taxes, or picking the crop, varies from $15 to $25 an acre. Where all conditions are favorable, and skill and conscience is put into the culture and packing, profits of $100 to $200 an acre are sometimes realized. The shipments from California are increasing annually, and new acreages are being planted. With a very moderate increase in the per capita consumption of grapes there would seem to be room for a considerable expansion of the business. A half-pound per capita seems a ridiculously small allowance for any hungry fruit-loving American citizen. For all kinds of Real Estate call on J. R. Gardiner, Fullerton, Cal. The best of bargains in all branches are offered. Call and be convinced. Are You Going to Paint? See McKinley about Climatic high grade prepared paint. Climatic paint is an honest paint. Linseed oil, etc. Jy 7-tf FOR SALE Apricot stove wood and alfalfa hay; J. B. Neff, Anaheim; tel 151. ag17tf Why not buy a McCormick? You know there is no other mowing machine as good. STERN BROTHERS are sole agent for Anaheim and surroundings. 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