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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY; DECEMBER 5, 1019.
SPRAYING MUST
BE DONE TO SAVE
COtlffl COWNT I?
OF MATCHING CHIPS
BOSN
COUNTY APPLES
i -
London
I ran today
, matching'
In order to stem the
nnthraenose. or the apple tree cank
er that ts caus.nff mucti damage in
orchards in all parts of the county. S.
H. Van Trump, county fruit inspector
today warned growers that unless
they spray, or take other steps to
check the disease, the crop for next
season would be virtually ruined. In
speaking of the situation he recom
mended that all apple growers spray
their trees this winter with the F.or-
rlonnv nil lileinn jsnmv a mivtlire
said to be the only certain one to kill
the canker.
This emulsion spray was evolved
by Dr. "C. A. Marcum, commissioner
for the fourth district, state board of
horticulture.
Tbo mothori of r.rennr.Mtion it ns
follows: Prepare the copper sulphate
solution in the usual proportions of
one pound to the gallon of water,
dissolve one and one half pounds of
common slue in one and one half
Dec. 5. Promoter Coch
declared his confidence of
Jack Dempsey, world's
j heavyweight champion, with Georges
Carpentier, Kuropean champion, for
increase of;a 'Wit before the Olympia club here
rCRBUICK To Mr. and Mrs. liar
old Puibrick, 1361 N. lTth street,
this morning, n son.
Ho was named Robert Lanbourn.
JOURNAL WANT ADS TAV
Extension Of Lever Act
Into Peace Tims Fends
I Washington, Dec. 5. Extension for
six months after pence of the Lover
mot Hiving- the government war time
j power over sale and distribution of
jfood and fuel will be granted only if
conditionsafter peace Is declared
warrants it. Chairman H.iuen of the
house agricultural committee said to
day. '"With the coining of peace the peo
ple may rightfully expect no further
governmental Interference ami unless
conditions warrant there will be no
extension," he docliired.
The denartmont of lust Ice wants the
extension on tho ground It Is needed to
prevent profiteering. .
Rctiiinhl Chambers. 21 years of ago
wnf. married only n week, was Instantly
killed at tho Oregon Lumber com
Piiny'd plant, near linker, when he. was
caught between two cars wrmo nwltch-
, Inc.
June 7.
"I have just received a cable from
.Tack Kearns. manager of rimmnimi
Dempsey," Cochran said. "He assured
me that my offer would be consider
ed first and X feel the deal is virtu
ally closed. The fight will be held
next June 7 at the Olvmnla. T .in.
startlnir foe Amovin-i itn,u.ii.,r.!.-
am taking with me enough money to
inouce. pempsey to make tho trip to
i.onuon tor the fight. Although
Kearns said he would rather have the
fight in America, he exnressed his
willingness to come over here."
m:nsr:Y still opposed to
STAGING BIG FIGHT ABROAD
Los Angeles. Cal.. Dee s T-...L-
I'enipsey, an the midst of moving
from Los Angeles to a temporal-
home in Hollywood, could not be
reached early today with regard to
the offer
common glue in one ana one nair j-romoter uoenran in
gallons of water, slack twelve pounds London for a fight with Carpentier
ff Kmp nr stir fivplvp nmm,1t nf'Viv- Last night, however. t.'iinspv nn,
of lime, or stir twelve pounds of'hv-
firated lime in water at time of using.
Till a 2 0 gallon spray tank three
fourths full of water. Pour twenty
four gallans of blue-stone solution in
to the tank, start the agitator and
dd the lime milk slowly until a neu
tral solution is had. Test with litmus
paper to tell when the solution is neu
tral. Add the one and one half gal-
twelve
ioal company's No.
n obi-responding oil emulsion, add a
little water and stir until emulsion is
started as shown by the' mixture turn
ing milky. Pour Into the spray tank
mid add water to make 200 gallons.
The agitator must be kept running
during the whole process. The spray
should be applied as soon as prepared
Last night, however. Di'inincv sirwl
his manager declared they expected
ro meet Carpentier but denied that
any agreements had been made. Hoth
said that the National Sporting club
was interested in such a bout and
New Orleans promoters also had talk
ed with them.
Dempsey, both in public and pri
vate, has made it clear that he wants
to fight in this country, feeling that
lnnw ff nlnn cnhitinn "W a., ci, not
a challenger should POmi t1 thii till
1 oi! emulsion, or ! "ior tor a chance nt the world's
flour To Be Sold To Retail
Merchants At $10.25, Report
Portland, Qr., Dec. 5. United States
grain compilation flour will be made
available to retail purchasers in Port
laud and everywhere eise in the Uni
ted States at 10.25 a barrel, parked in
140 pound jute bass, according to a
statement issued today by Max H.
II'Hisei of Portland, second vice-presi-I'tnt
of the grain corporation.
An increase in flour and bread con-:
sumption,, shrinkage in wheat crops'
and other causes are assigned, for the
rapid increase in flour costs.
crown. Demnsev frank lv .,.,
money is an important factor and that
the promoters must talk in good round
figures.
NEW EOOKS AT THE CiTY
LIBRARY.
sjj
Ttie following new books have beer,
placed in use at the library:
t.lolugy of war," written by Dr.
NieolaJ, professor of physiology In
Berlin university, who suffered ini
1 risonment and exile because of it.
"The reptile book," a comprehens
ive, popular work on tho structure
and habits of turtles, tortoises, croco
diles, lizards and snakes of the Unit
ed .Slates, illustrated with colored
plates, by Raymond L. Ditmars.
, "Tales of fishes" by Zane Grey.
"The twentieth century theater,"
observations on the English and Am
erican stage of today by William Lvon
Tholps.
"History of the Studebaker corpo
ration" by Albert ErsUine.
"How animals talk" and other
pieasant studies of birds and beasts
by William J. Long, beautifully illus
trated in color.
"Saint Joan of Arc" by Samuel L.
Clemens.
"The evergreen tree," a masque of
Christmas time for a community cel
ebration, written by Percy Mackaye.
"The. song of three friends," a his
torical tale in verse of the fur trad
ers along tho Missouri, bv John Nei
fc.irdt. "Twenty six clues" a novel by Isa-
nei ustranrter..
Azure rose," a novel by Reginald
" ngnt lvaulfman.
"Busy, the life of an ant," by Wal
ler F. McCaleb.
"Our little Finnish cousin," bv Cla
ra V. Winlow.
"Progressive road to reading," book
"i and book 2.
The library has posted on the bul
letin hoard, in the reference room- a
bibliography of recent articles on
"teachers' salaries."
Pan iiuncisco, Dec. 5. Harry Willi
is out today looking for move henw.'
weights to conuuer ami for more m si-
money. The big New nriemw
e.ne uie Anderson of Tacoma a thor
ough beating last night nt T.m.i.,
ente's show. There were no protests
when Referee Hanlon stopped Wills
murderous attack in tho third round
In the clinches Wills deliberately
landed with his right over Anderson's
heart time after time with a "kick"
that started out near iii ., i,,.u.-.. ,
him. By sticking after the' second
round Anderson -demonstrated his
gameness.
When Hanlon saw Anderson's sec
ond would not throw in a towel, he
ended the fight. Anderson sat in his
corner for some time before he ven
tured from the ring.
Chicago. Dec. 5. Johnny Myers de
feated Kid Dreen in two raigh't ffij.
in a wrestling . "h'n Ia"
-L-'"' 11 "pre last night
Featuring the beautiful, Armenian refugee
Aurora Mardiganian, herself
Sole survivor of half a million Christian Armenian
girls, in her own story of two years in Kurdish slave
markets and Turkish Harems.
This epic film produced with
5009 People and 83 Principals
Is the most sensational revelation of conditions
in the near East yet at hand
"Auction of Souls"
From the Book "Ravished Armenia"
which is
Aurora Mardiganian's Own Story
Substantiated by the reports
of the British Investigator,
Viscount Bryce and American
Ambassador, Morgenthau
The Truth, and Nothing But
The Truth
DKXVFIl RATIONS COAL
I Denver. Colo., Dec. 5. Denver
jstarted on n coal ration basis today
jfor the first time since the signing of
ftho armistice. In compliance with a
proclamation issued by Acting Mayor
Lovry, two hours were chopped off
the regular business day; theaters and
'motion picture houses are closed un
jtll 2:30 p. m. ami must conclude their
I performance by 10:30 with only two
matinees weekly. Klectrlc signs are
off the Job indefinitely and moon
light has replaced arc lamps through
out the -"sidontinl district.
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