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THfi CANONSBUitg PSILT NOTES PACJE eight MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1929 Disease Control Is Needed for Rabbits Claysville High Teams To Plav Crossing of Rare Gladioli Prelude to Race Determination Welty's Success Depends on Ability LOCAL HAPPENINGS The short Lenten messages which The Daily Note3 publishes in every issue are obtained from the Federated Churches of Christ in America, and are well worth reading. Attend the Stephen Graff concert in the Chartiers U. P. church tomorrow evening. Steve 'is a youth of whom all Canonsburgers should be proud.

Turn out and give him an to Kill Parasites. Here Tuesday A. I). The Canonsburg High School basketball teams will climax their successful season when both the boys' and girls' teams encounter their Claysville rivals on the Chapel floor Tuesday night. (Prepared by the United States Department ot Agriculture.) Success In rabbits depends to a great extent on the ability to keep the animals free from parasites and bacterial diseases.

A knowledge ovation. There were opportunities for sun-baths yesterday. In Pittsburgh next daturday will be opened in Motor Garden, Pittsburgh's first aircraft show. "Mother Carey's Chickens," by Geneva College students, will be given Claysville has been going at a fast rate, and has subdued nearly all its rivals. Three men from last year's cracky five remain, in the persons of McCullough and Zilkie.

This five was the cream of Class II competition last year, at Washington and should have taken the title by ail means. Having again a 'formidable quintet built around three veterans, Coach Sprowls is anticipating a sure winner at the tournament. The Gunners defeated this aggregation earlier in the season by the narrowmargin of three points, in a game that was full of the more serious ailments is advantageous says the United States Department of Agriculture, and may be had from a study of Farmers' Bulletin No. mcs-F, "Rabbit Parasiles and Diseases," a new publication now-ready for distribution to persons requesting it. Among the parasitic diseases given special attention in the bulletin are eoecidiosi.s, ear mange or ear canker, skin mange, and stomach worm diseases.

These diseases cause weakness, emaciation, wasting and death. Other parasitic affections, such as irritations caused by fleas, lice and intestinal worms of various sorts, while not commonly producing very marked in one of the local churches in trie near, future. Two local Urls will appear in the cast. Watch The Notes for announcement of date and place. Prince Korjatovic, in "The Magic Ring," also "The Lord Is My Shep of thrills.

This game has been in the memories of the Sprowlmen and their ambition will he revenge at any A. E. Kunderd Originates New Species of Favorite Blooms Linoleum Floors Give Beautv To Houses 5 5 (hat were strangers to it, Old floors arc fpiickly covered willi atl ra ei ive- color patterns wiili years of Nfrvice in them. Particularly it" you choose these new, easy to clean lloor covering's. We invite you to see the new lloor covering's on our' second lloor.

AVe vyill lay the linoleum for you at a nominal price and the work is? guaranteed. Inlaid Lineleum 2 yds. wide $3.25 yd. Printed Linoleum 2 yds. wide $2.00 yd.

Felt Base 2 yds. wide 95c to $1.25 yd. Floor Filler oak finish 21 in. wide 45c yd. Floor Filler oak finish 36 in.

wide 55c yd. USERS OF HOOVER SWEEPERS Allow us to suggest Hint if your Hoover; is not wfirkinir as you hink it should, we would he glad to submit a price for its complete overhauling. The work is noli lont hy us hut Ity Hoover Factory if after it has hcen reconditioned and you do not it doing: as good work as when new it won't cost you a penny. Our charges are very slight. -We can furnish any supplies you may need for the Hoover.

herd," moving picture and lecture, Wed. Mar. 6, Strand Theater. A picture you will always remember. 55-3 The Rob-ins are here.

Sure thing! On Saturay evening Edward Neill of North Jefferson avenue saw a flock of wild geese going over. They were heading for the Northwest. On Sunday morning Edward saw a Robin on the Neill grounds in North Jefferson. price. Canonsburg sailing through fourteen straight wins ran aground in the last two tilts with Waynesburg and Monongahela.

Smarting under defeat the Gunners are anxious to close their season in a triumphant attitude, at the expense of Claysville. Local fans should see this classy spectacle as this is the last time that the present five, and 'one of the best that ever represented C. H. will play on the Chapel floor. Such stellar stars as Manning, who has performed notably for the dast 4hree years, and who probably ranks as one of the best forwards of the county; Sheets, who has been in the thick of it for three, seasons; Maizland, who is a sfmnnv.

clever euard and one of symptoms in infested animals, may gradually render them weak and unthrifty, making them more susceptible to other diseases as a result of their lowered vitality. Prevention and control measures are more practical than treatment, and are usually matters of sanitation. In the case parasitic diseases such measures must be based on a knowledge of the habits and life histories of lie parasites involved and' on their mode of transmission from one animal to another. The bulletin also discusses bacterial and oilier diseases, such as snuffles and pneumonia. A copy of the bulletin may be obtained upon request from the United States Department of Agriculture, Washington, D.

C. 15. E. Neill ot North Jurtrscn avenue, who was injured by a fail on the ice in North Jefferson avenue some six weeks ago, is able to be out on crutches. A.

F. Mcllvaine, of Orchard avenue, was admitted to the Mercy hospital, Pittsburgh, Sunday morning for observation and treatment. Yesterday was one beauty of a Spring day, and many people were in the open enjoying the sunshine, tury's work is permitting him to foretell with, increasing accuracy the results of hybridizing flowers whose ancestry is known for many generations. This, of course, is the careful application of Mendel' Law. Now, if Mendel's Law can be carried to the nth degree, it will seem that plant and animal breeders work with much greater accuracy than in the past and bring into the world species whose attributes cf character can be de- termined in advance.

Produces New Types IE Gregor Johan Mendel, Austrian monk and scientist who died in 1884, is some day awarded the supreme distinction of having paved the way for "race determination," another award will surely go to Mr. Kunderd for co-ordinating the work of scientists by his productions of new delightful types of gladioli. As the development of plant life corresponds so closely to that of animal life, and as the gladiolus is so adaptable for study because of its ease of propagation and widely varied color gradations, it is logical to think of Mr. Kunderd's accomplishments as anticipatory of race determination. WHY do seven generations of scholars sometimes produce in the eighth generation a male offspring who turns out to be a bank robber? Why do seven generations of fine, strong, white gladioli sometimes In the eighth generation produce a red flower Chicken or Egg First These two problems of heredity and environment are similar to the problems of creation which have always puzzled scientists.

They are nearer solution today, according to A. E. Kunderd, world famed grower of gladioli of Goshen, Indiana, than at any time in history. Mr. Kunderd is rounding out a half century of experimentation of hybridizing that queen of garden flowers, the gladiolus.

Today he will laughingly disclaim that he ever expects to prove, "Which came first the chicken or the egg?" Nor can you commit him definitely on, "Which Is stronger heredity or environment?" He will also deny that he is on the eve of any great discovery in the field of evolution. The horticulturist feels Btrongly, however that his accumulated knowledge of nearly half a cen the finest athletes that ever donned a Brown and Gold uniform, participating his' second year of varsity play; the lanky Simms, who capably performed a guard and a center berth; also Berman and Geeseman, two faithful subs, will be playing their final home game. The Gminerettes, who have only lost one encounter, that being to Burgetts- 1 3 and the balmy breezes. People who drive in North Central avenue complain of the numerous de town, have twelve wins to their credit, pressions and elevations. Some say and will try to close meir season yiui the lucky "13" as their number of victories for the present season, when they encounter the Claysville lassies.

Eureka A. C. Wins Game of PERSONAL PROPERTY The undersigned will sell at public sale at the Mollenauer Transfer Barn, Murdoch street, Canons-burg, on that the concrete foundation put in when the street was graded and paved nearly 20 years ago was not as good a job as it should have been. "Will West Pike street be repaved this year?" That is the question that the people are asking. AVho can and will answer? Growing of Asparagus Not Difficult Task The growing of asparagus is not difficult.

Its chief requirement is plant food with water. Make a bed of any required size, forking in well rotted manure to make a deep, rich soil. Set one or two-year-old roots IS inches apart in the row, with rows 2 feet apart, 100 roots for a bed L'O by 20 feet, in size. Set rows well down and fill in later, giving opportunity lightly to till the surface 'without disturbing crowns. Some prefer to sow seed, thinning out later, but the common method of establishing an asparagus bed is by the use of roots, one year old.

The secret of a good asparagus bed, long exposed, is a soil kept rich and not to prolonged cutting in the summer. It is so easily raised that few seem to think it worth while. Quick growing, large tips will not be 1 cut from a starved bed, however. From Carnegie Quintet SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1929 glasses I It is a mild March so far, and people, are hoping that it may continue. The directors of Trinity High school, composed of representatives from Am-well, Canton, North Franklin and South Strabane townships, at a meeting held Saturdayt voted unanimously to send a protest to the Washington county members of the legislature urging them to oppose the measure providing for a second additional law judge for Washington county.

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M. Bromley The Eureka A. C. basketball team defeated the strong Judah Club of Carnegie, by the score of 54 to 35, Saturday evening, March 2, at chapel gym. The Judah Club came with the intention of defeating the Eurekas, to even up the count, as the Eurekas had beaten them earlier in the season by a 25 to 22 Score, but went back home on the short end of the score mentioned above.

The Eurekas played a fine game in all departments, passing, blocking, dribbling and shooting was the best exhibition the Eurekas put up this season. Isimin-ger, Podrasky and Fatro excelled in this department. Podrasky led in field goals, having 12 to his credit, Fartro 7, and Isimin-a wnnsnm at center nlayed a at 12:30 o'clock The following described personal property One two-bag concrete mixer, 3 dump wagons, three 3 Kramer wagons, 3 express wagons, one boiler wagon; one extra heavy wagon will haul 25 tons, several sets; of double work harness, several sets of housens, tool' boxes, scoops, plows, shovels, etc. Alo at the same time and place S. M.

Fife will olf er for sale 10 head of farm and team horses. Sale, rain or shine. The Daily Notes gives the latest news local and general. In this issue may be found in full President Hoover's inaugural address. -fA citizen interested in fruit growing says the Winter was not sufficiently severe in this region to injuie the fruit.

Terms cash. Mollenauer Transfer Co, bang up game, getting the tip oft mostly from his opponent, while Marose played a very close guarding game. Kreisberg and Moskovitz played best for their team, Kreisberg making 16 points for his team, he having 7 hld goals and 2 from the goal line. A W. Curnmins Sons, Aucts.

Pineapple Pear Quite Resistant to Blight A really blight-proof pear has yet to he found. There are Varieties that are more resistant to blight than others, but the pear that will not at one time or another be affected by blight has not yet been produced. It is true, however, that the Pineapple pear is strongly resistant to blight, so that it can be grown in localities where better sorts cannot he grown. It is at best a poor quality product for eating out of hand? though when canned it is considered satisfactory. Undoubtedly the Pineappie pear is either a pure oriental pear belonging to the same group as the more familiar "Sand Penr," or else it is a hybrid between the oriental pear and the European pear as represented hy Oar-ber, LeConte, and KietTer.

Where better sorts can be grown it has no place. Through the courtesy of the Wise Radio company, there has been installed in the First Ward, a radio which will allow the teachers and all the tipper grade children to hear the inauguration today. The horo council meets tonight. Monday and Tuesday 1 WHY DON whew! I cant FC, 2 12 0 4 6 a. YOU USE A STAND THIS meet MUCH LONGER TP 4 25 0 12 13 54 TP 7 The ooard of education will this evening.

i Summary: EUREKA A. Marqsa, Podrasky, 1 Wassum, 0 Isiminger (c) 1 -4 Fartro G- 1 JUDAH CLUB Moskovitz, 1 Fenner (c) 0 Kreisberg, 2 Gardner, 1 Peresmh, 1 Mi FG 3 2 7 3 0 4 16 7 1 Permit Cut Potato Seed to Heal Before Planting UMSON RAPHAEUC at produced on 35 Marose, for HOW DO YOU WANT IT W4MMH.HAJMUS Substitutions Fartro Marose for Fartro. Referee Leson. Scorer Davis. Timekeeper Lewis.

WITH OR VITKOUT Caninsburg Lodge, 89.1, I. O. O. meets tonight at 7:30 in K. of P.

hall, West Pike street. Anyone wanting reddog hauled, call 591. 57-6 Division 3 of Ladies' Missionary of Hill Church will hold bake sale at Weltys, March 16th. 57-1 Now that the snow is off of the ground the birds can presumably take care of themselves. Still, the ground is quite bare at the close of a long hard winter, and crumbs and grain will be appreciated by tiie members of the feathered tribe.

Yesterday we overheard one person remark to another concerning how fine the weather was; but the answer "Yes, but; think, how bad is likely' to be 5- ScriMriobv COHN FILTER Olltdtdky ALAN CROSUND Jt usually is best to cut seed potatoes and store them a day or two to allow what Is called a layer of cork to form over the cut surface. This protective layer which forms most readily In the dark in moist air at a temperature of about 70 degrees Fahrenheit keeps the moisture in and rot organisms out. If freshly cut seed Is planted In soil that is too hot or too cold or too wet or too dry, the cut surfaces do not heal over and as a result many seed pieces rot. instead, of growing, and produce a poor stand in the field, "If the soil conditions' are not favorable, store the cut seed in a dark, fairly moist place at about 70 degrees Fahrenheit until cork forms," according io potato men at the state college of agriculture at Ithnca, N. Y.

WBNEB BBQSrsUPREME TRIUMPH AIL JOD.SON East End Tigers Meet Charleroi On Thursday Thursday of this week the East End Tigers, who are making a strong bid for the light-weight independent chamnionshio of Washington county, Three The JAZZ SINGER fVnits. I will meet one of their strongest con-. with Peanuts Salted in Shell Salting peanuts' in the shell is done quite extensively in the tropics. The peanuts boiled in the salt liquid and then allowed to dry, after which they are roasted. No special equipment is required for this process.

WARNER 01AND MAYM'AVOY ONTO ROSENBLATT CANONSBURG LUMBER COMPANY "Prompt Service Our Hobby" Phone 651 tenders for the title. This team is tne powerful and fast going quintet from Charleroi known as the Alliance club. In a previous engagement on the Charleroi floor the Alliance club defeated the Tigers in a very fast game. The fur is sure to fly when the Tigers go out for revenge. The Tigers have been meeting and defeating many of the crack teams in Western Penn.

An added attraction will be a contest between the Tigers Lassies and the Charleroi girls. The Charleroi team is composed of ex-high stars and will Beek a victory Thursday night. The girls game is scheduled to start at 7:30 o'clock, so everybody be out and cheer for the masculine and feminine members fo the Tiger teams. AWARNER BROS. PRODUCTION Qoing Too Far Knowledge is power uutil a man reaches the point where he knows It all.

Boston Transcript. WANT HELP JN A Several Essentials for Sweet Clover Outlined Sweet clover will grow almost anywhere if the nnnual rainfall is more than 17 inches und there Is enough lime in the soil. But in spite of the fnct thnt sweet clover- Is a hardy plant, it Is not always easy to get a stand. Three things especially important In getting a' stand are lime, inoculation and firm seed bed. It may not always be necessary to neutralize nn add soil, hut sweet clover commonly must have lime If It is to do well; Inoculation the seed or soil is advisable where the crop is to be grown on land that has grown neither alfuifa nor sweet clover before.

A firm seed bed Is necessary. Many failures have shown to be due to lack of rollli'g or compacting the soil after plowing PEPTONA Our Best Tonic Get rid of that tired "run down" feeling. $1.00 McCorkle's Drug Store Monday and Tuesday LEW CODY and AILEEN PRINGLE Left Name a Byword The word cant, hypocritical talk, Is derived from two bigoted Covenanters, Alexander and Andrew Cant, who persecuted their opponents without mercy and at the same time prayed for victims of religious persecution. ft 1 Use a CLASSIFIED AD in the in DAILY NOTES "SINGLE MAN" LOOKING FOR BAUGAINS? READ CLASSIFIED AU.