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! Tha Evanlna Ntwm and tht RoMburg Review
VOL. XI, NO. 199, OF THE EVENING NEWS.
VIEW
ROSEBURtt OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1721.
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L. XXV.
" -
OT SO INTENSE
. .1 I .... Am
Uten Stream o
decreasing and Explosions
Become Less rrequem
JSSOUNI GIVES CHEER
,orant and auperauuuus
'casants Believe Premier
Has Power to Stop Erup
tions of Mountain
T t n T..a l
I it j i- : '
I , t . vi i sir ly. June si. um
Li.- hours aner ine mot
I111 " " . ....l
L., from Etnas cone atmicu
Uy exodus J ten of tho"81"18
Sicilians Irom meir uuiuo, m..-
fcvl streams oi . ,
p nil! advsncea upon me unir
1 mwm and deserted hamlets.
Y,t ashes and cinders fell at a
I distance from tne raounum.
nf tho main streams of
Lint and withering lava, mov-
it decreasing speeu aruunu
Etnas footntus, suaueuiy
out a fiery nrancn wncn is
t advancing upon the hamlet
uro The destruction ot me
i township seems Imminent.
Resort SlUrhf Dwrease.
TAMA. June 21. (By A. P).
krts from Mount Etna region
r today said that there nas ueen
leht decrease in the Intensity of
.ration while the explosions
lie crater were less ire-
COHi
COMMENCESTODAY
fBy Asaoclatad Press. I
THE DALLES. June 21.7-Delegate
and visitors to the sixth annual state
convention of Elks were arriving to
day preparatory to the opening ses
sion which will be held this after
noon. The registration of delegates
and informal receptions will occupy
the time until evening when the
Pageant of Wascopam will be held.
CHAOTAUQUA
TO
CLOSE TONIGHT
Thaviu's Exposition Band to
Close Excellent Series of
Entertainments
HARDING'S PLANS RECAaoFPiERCE
FIFTH!! DIE
pEXTMieiijoBESMLINS
BELGIAN SOLDIERS
KILLED BY GERMANS
(By AswvlaUd Press. '
ESSEN. June 21. A Belgian cor
poral and a private were killed and
one private wounded near Recking-
hausen today when they endeavored
to search two Germans at the control
post.
LIBRARY BUILDING
COMTTEEWANTED
HERON LECTURE GOOD
Large Audience Last Night
Enjoyed Inspirational Talk
by Scotch Poet Contract
Signing Meets Trouble
Chamber of Commerce, City Council
And Woman Club Each Ap
pointing Representatives
Prepare Plans.
ik the arrival of Premier Mus-
i in nrospect, the peasants who
inurlr expected the destruction
out by the lava flow became
dwrful for such Is the pres
tl the premier that many of
j-wtant and superstitious liter-
w he Trill have only to
Will, to hear on the volcano
theni Is almost a living
I lor the eruption to decrease
ni atop.
' there Is a new strong emts
nf lira I.ingiialosea Is almost
from destruction.
rourt the thl-k darkness which
ilmost be felt, glows the crlm
nf the lava fire flowing from
'Token Hp of the craters, ex-
x for miles and gradually
n darker, as the molten mass
and hardens, until cracks and
ei anpear on the surface
r rh which can be seen bubbling
ft hotline. lava from beneath.
" fields of Flume, Freddo.
a and Calatahlna, once green
tootlful, now covered with
p deposits of d'ist and cinders,
and heave, beneath the feet
the roaring sounds accora
ir the eruption mingle with
'jmHinss of lorries through the
cm carrying away tho refugees
meir possessions from the
" ttitaees.
Herjr Masses Thrown Off.
one approaches the volcano.
' of fiery material, thrown up
tne smaller craters, can he
tney roll slowly down the
talnalde and above them are
Clo'jds of smoke and vsnnr
hy one the splendid homes and
It-re the fnTntlloa In thn
:borhood were accustomed to
th Bnntner mnnthq: are nver-
ttiil destroyed. Orchards and
n rare been cnnnnmefl In the
hest, nnt l,fore the aya
mm. throwing off myrinds
ant t nn tv tmniilitarlni.
Into rrlm
'""tltllone. where tho rn
oetourlng lava stream Is slow
'"'J, tne inhnlitants linger in
"M', collecting and packing
1 though doubtless
the road. The llvlne rnnm In
eyefT i ... v. k .
. . . " chapel wl'h statues
The library drive Is nearing com
pletion and Chairman George Neuner
is preparing his final report and has
requested that a representative from
the Chamber of Commerce be ap
pointed, a representative from the
city council and a representative
from the Roseburg" Womans' club
the three with the chairman, 8. D.
Evans, and the secretary, Mrs. O. V
Wimberly. to constitute a committee
of five who shall formulate plans
and specifications for the new
librnry building. -
Vice President L. B. Moore, of the
Chamber ot Commerce baa appoint
ed J. H. llooth as the representative
from that organisation and Mayor
Rice has appointed Dr. A. C. Seely
to represent the council. The repre
sentative from the Womans' club
will probably be apolnted todny.
This committee will meet Friday
evening with Miss Cornelia Marvin
the state l.brarlan, who notified Mr.
Neuner that she will be present on
Friday evening to meet with thi
committee to answer any and all
Questions and give such information
as sho can In connection with the
preparation of the plans for the new
building and particularly with ref
erence to the interior arrangement
thereof. It Is hoped by those In
charged that immediate action lau
be taken and that the contract can
be let and construction commenced
hpfnre i he actual vacation period
ended, so that the building may be
a retiixailon before early fall.
"Jamie" Heron'a burred Scotch
tongue last night gave a large Chau
tauqua audience an Inspiration and
a good time. From his first appear
ance on the stage, full of pep and
enthusiasm, the audience was kept
laughing or drinking In some seri
ous thought offered to uplift the
social and business plane to a higher
but common level.
Hla lecture was devoted to the
subject of "Building Better Busi
ness, by Bulld'ns Better Men ' and
he developed the topic by showing
that better men and better business
can be brought about only by an
unselfish service on the part of the
individual. Cliques and classes do
not promote better men, while on
the other hand the mingling of men
upon cummou gruunu will pruvu an
uplift to all. Individual betterment
must be accompanied by community
betterment, bis audience was told.
During his lecture he frequently
dropped in .thoughts expressed In
poetry of his own composition and
his smooth running talk coupled
with the music of the poetry gave
the audience a most delightful even
ing. . .
His lecture was prefaced by ' a
short program by Princess To Aw
and her company, who presented
Indian songs, dances and legends. , .
Today Is the big day at Chautau
qua. Tnaviu s Kxposttion Dana is
the attraction both this afternoon
and this evening.
MASONIC PICNIC
TO BE JUNE 28
All plana have been completed for
the Mn.nnlr nlcnlc wtlicn is in iff
held at Mutton's grove on Thursday,
June 28. From all Indications tnif
will be the biggest picnic ever new
In tha county Masons from all
of thej towns and cities are planning
on attending. A fine program of
and unor's hare been arranged
and the committees In charge of the
various features hsve arranged for
their part In the day's events. The
nroeram will start In the afternoon
flnrf iiAntoiti of all kinds will
nmv Irterf. A big nlcnlc dinner will
he served In the evening an8 will
he following by speaking and games
and a general good time.
, hefor them, with "'reams
v Troratine them. Ihl.l face.
u. rrayor for pnitr
Ml of Kin- Vlc'i
,." "'""itulhg ev
ng them-
tectlon.
or Emanuel
event nf tk.
frvo-l in !-,.,.
Wr the hrlnrr. J -!,'.
P'MlTIo. to 1.. .h. ...
of perspiration itreakln
htakened by smoke an
dn
s Fifty nine persons have per-
iahed as a result of a heat wave
at aweninc a treat Dart ot the
United Plates.
Casualties have occurred In
0 Missouri. OliUi. Michigan. Illl-
sV nuts. New York, Massachusetts
and Pennsylvania.
Suffocating heat la reported
throughout the East and mid-
rile west. Thousands ot suffer-
era slept on the beaches on the
Atlantic coast, while the ulg
city Darks were thrown open
for the same purpose.
More deatha and prostrations
are considered Inevitable it the
heat continues.
s Heat Wave Continue.
CHICAGO. June 21. ( ity A. w
p). There I no break in the
heat wave which haa held Chi-
cago and vicinity in Its grasp
since Monday and weather tore-
casts are not favorable to cooler
weather. Seventeen persons have
died here since Monday from 0
4 heat prostration. The tempera- w
ture yesterday was sS.
There-has been twenty two
deaths In Ohio since Monday.
Five deaths from the heat
occurred In New York yester-
day.
Attitude Toward International
Questions to Arouse
N Comment
IS CALLED DFF
tB Unite Preaal
PORTLAND. June 21. The pro
Itosed recall f Governor Pierce by
tho Ku Klux Klan is all off according
to Fred L- Gilford, Grand Kraton.
ho says there will be nothing start
ed with his sanction.
TO EROADCAST SPEECH
IT
LETTUCE TESTS
ARE PLEASING
Lack of Acreage Prevents Fair
Demonstration, But Good
Showing Made on Car
Executive's Address in St.
Louis Tonight Will Be Sent
by Radio to All Parts
of United States
LIQUOR ON SHIPS
WILL BE SEIZED
WASHINGTON. June 21. A
conference of customs and pro-
hlbition officials to decide what
action shall be taken with the
British liner Olympic when It ar-
rlvea in New York with a full
carm of llouor under seal for
nassengers on the return voyaRe
was called by Secretary Mellon
today. It la brleved that the
British gover.-ent seeks a d
finite test of the American -l-
quor laws and , regulations on
foreign ships.
Will Seize Booza -
WASHINGTON, June ' 21.
The United States customs off I-
This band botn ls cera will be ordered by the treas-
ABOARD HARDING'S BPECIAIi
TRAIN. Enroute to St. Louis, June
21. President Harding will reveal
on bis western trip a general out-
'llne of a much more comprehensive
International program than haa yet
been disclosed.
Some of Harding's Ideas on world
relations may prove more startling
and disquieting, to the Irreconclll
ables than his world rourt proposal,
on which he speaks tonight In St.
Louis, the home state of Senator
Reed, the bitterest democratic Irre
conctllable. While it is impossible to seveal al
this time even broadly the trend of
Harding s program. It ran he stated
that If even a small portion Is adopt
ed, the United States will play a
much more active part In hastening
tho settlement of the world's prolh
lems than It has up to this time.
Hpeech Urowlcaiiteil Tonight.
ST. LOUIS. June 20. President
Harding s voice probably will be
heard in virtually every soctlon of
the United States when he speaks
here tomorrow night, It
fttr Associated Press. 1
CAMBRIDGE. June 21. The high
est scholastic distinction in Harvard
college, that of winning tho degree
of Bachelor of Arts ot Bachelor of
Science, "Summa Cum laude," was
shared today by eleven men, Including
Arthur Sellwood Vosburg ot Wheeler
Oregon.
GROSS RETURNS GOOOD I
Need At Least Twenty Acres
to Obtain Best Results in '
Experiments, Foster But-
Tells Growers
ner
Delcitalea To Decent Meeting Sports
men In Portland Make Heport;
Meeting Was one Of Itest
That Waa Ever Held.
opened and closed the San Fran- ury department to selie all II-
Cisco exposition and was one of thes quors aboard the liners Olympic
best known bands tbere. A. F
Thaviu, the leader is one of toe
most praised leaders In the country
and his work merits the plaud.ts
which he has received. Tonight the
band will be assisted by three
singers.
Unless better success in signing up
Tuarantors la met with tonight thin
has result so far Roseburg will hare
no Chautauqua next year. The task
of finding persons willing to sign
the contract Is progressing very
ilowly and the present outlook is
that there will not be enough to
guarantee a return next year. :
The principal reason for this con
dition la the fact that the ticket
price for next year has been In
creased from 2.50 to $3.00 for the
adult ticket. Tho management is
aeking approximately $2.10 more for
next year than this year, aitnougn
the number of tickets to be sold is
less. Next year there will be no
Sunday programs, the sessions cover
ing eight days Instead of seven.
The management makes one lib
eral concession in favor of the guar
antors that being in the selling of
season tickets after the opening day.
At the present time season tickets
sold after the openln date do not
Miunt for the guarantors but next
year all season tickets sold before
ind after the opening of Chautau
qua will be counted on the guaran
tee. The flnrl plea for guarantor to
sign the contract will lie made today
and unless a sufficient number are
procured there will be no Chautau
qua neit year.
and Beregenaria other than tho s
limited amounts for medical pur-
poses whether sealed or not. As-
sistant Secretary of Treasury 4
Moss announced this afternoon.
Thla la worse than when we were
!t 'he trenenes on mt
erclalined the youth.
Th. kin anniauded she yonn
Mit. Hovnttnn in bis "father.
'e V'nc w h... i Th. vnnnr man. salutln
M the oh,.-, .,, i ,', .hi. areri msn was not his
the ,-wnn .specialty Ifs'her but that he himself was an
, ""1 th. roval motor, orphan who had lost every member
th. ir children and tell-1 of his family In the grat earth
"W to loo ,h. rova, de.iqnke t Messina. He had been
ion lire the king: I adopted and rared ror oy me .u
' that we have all w. iman. who was a soldier.
V'mth's Ibn-otinn i in..-.-".
I "He ha been more than a father
the "to me.- said the youth, "and I could
l'tlnn and express.; not do les than save him now.
mnsthy for all his News of Premier Mussolini s
WHEAT C0UF.CIL IS
ORGANIZED TODAY
(By United Presa.)
CHICAGO. June 21. The organ iza
' 1!
Vlrto, I. llw,,r Mo,.(.(,
k( " dTly moved by
V '"-Merest .v
in
1
FAHSPRIESS
'TD ATTEND IETIG
nounced today. An unprecedented
experiment in radio transmission is
expected to make this possible.
The address will be broadcast
from a powerful lo;al station nnd
simultaneously from the American
Telephone Telegraph company's sta
tion In New York city. The sound
waves will be dispatched to New
York city ly an all-metal circuit and
should a person at a receiving sta
tion half way between the two
points hear tho speech both from
New York city and St. Louts he will
bo unaware of the fact. It was ex
plclned, as the difference In time
would be only l-19fith of a second.
The step is the first In a plan to
I'nk up as many n SO broadcasting
tntlons in the United States by
wiie. It was amplified. Then the
President, sitting In his study In the
White House could speak Into micro
phone with no more effort than If
he were speaking to someone In the
room nnd be heard In all parts of the
eountry.
A large attendance Is expected at
the Sportsmen's banquet to be held
tomorrow evening at which time Hie
delegates, who attended the meeting
of Hie newly organised State Snorts
men's Association in Portland, will
alvn their rennrt 1,. I. Crocker and
A C. Marsters reprosenti'd the Rose-1 This made a much higher freight
burg organlr.ation and this section rate, nut in spite of tuts tact mere
was an-j waa liberally recognised by the ar
r
Results of the lettuce experiments
thla year prove that lettuce ran be
grown commercially In the Umpqua
Valley at a good profit. In spite of
the fact that shipments made were r
not fair tests because of the fact that 1
there was not enough lettuce grown i
to provide carload shipment at the '
right time, according to Foster '.
Rulner who has been greatly In-
terested In developing the lettuce -Industry
In this community.
If sufficient lettuce had been ob- ;
talnabl. at the proper times to com- ,.
plete car loads a much fairer test '.
rould have been made ho said. As "
It turned out, however, cars were
only partly loaded here and as the
Portland market, would not absorb
the crop It was necessary to ship one
car to Chicago. -
The first carload was only two
thirds full. There was not enough
first claaa lettuce obtainable here to
fill the car and the Portland district
did not have enough to finish It out
I,
ny United Press.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Juno v21.
Princess Donna Santa Borghese, old
est daughter of the famous and an
cient Roman family of Bclpionn, nnd
head of the department of education
of Italy, a post of Importance It is
believed no other woman holds Is
one of the tlrst Important visitors
to reach here for the World Confer
ence on Education In this city nnd
Oakland June 2H to July 7. The
conference is being held here at the
same time as the National Educa
tional Association convention.
The Princess has been the subject
of many public and social functions
She holds a degree of doctor of
philosophy from thn University of
IS
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 20.-
Joe Deniamln. contender for the
IlKlitweli-ht championship crown, and
Bobbv Harner of Seattle, before the
lnrrest crowd lhat ever attended a
fi::bt In Portland, tonight fought ten
stnsatlonal rounds to a draw.
In the second, Ilenlamln stsggered
Harper, who In ir.0 flfchts, has been
knocked down only once, with a
rl?bl chop to the Jaw and In the third
"oorcil him for the count of two. But
there Harper turned the tide of battle
md with a merciless fire of left hooks
point ment of Its delegates to all of
the Important committees.
The meeting It Is reported waa the
best representative gathering of
nortsmeit ever held la -the elate.
The best of ' hsrmony prevailed
throughout and a great deal of ex
cellent work was accomplished, par
ticularly In the way of putting In
motion machinery which will result
in the perpetuation ot the wild Ufa
of the state.
The sportsmen were given the
assurance of the new game commis
sion that the existing organisation
hich is functioning In a very effi
cient manner will not be tampered
with and that the progressive worn
which haa been under way for tht
past months will be continued. Tbe
rielevgntes wero very well pleased
with the success of the meeting ana
aro prepared to give reports which
will be or a great deal or Interest
to the members of the organisation
here.
WARTIME PRISONERS
ARE GIVEN FREEDOM
WASHINGTON, June 21. AJI but
23 of America's remaining "iKilltlral
prisoners" most ot whom hsve serv
ed nearly five years, prepared to re
turn to their freedom following the
commutation of their sentences by
Harding btforo bis departure for the
west.
was a small profit received by the
growers.
The second car was nearly filled,
but as the entire car was not loaded
It had to be handled as local freight
from here to Porllasd. the- freight -
charge amounting to 58 cents per
crate. A Portland house waa paid
commission for handling and a brok
erage charge also paid. The lettuce
sold from $3.76 per crate, f, o. b.
Portland, and In spite of the many
high charges which were made ne
cessary by the small load the grow
ers received a net profit of $1.64
per crate.
In a letter to I he growers partici
pating in the test Mr. Butner says:
"Whllo the net Is small, you will
observe lhat the gross price Is very
good, and, had we had sufficient
lettuce to load full cars here. - we
could have sold f. o. b. Hoseburg.
netting about 60 centa more per
crate which rould be grown profit
ably by the growers, provided, they
have sufficient labor so that the
lettuce will not Interfere with broc
coli or other crops. But If we are
to grow lettuce It will" bo necessary
for the tntnl acreage to be not less
thnn 20 acres, enabling cars to. bo
cut and packed in 24 hours. Each
grower should also provide hotbeds
and cold f rnmes for growing the
plants, all growers as far as pnaslblo
sowing ceed, transplanting and- set
ting at the snme time. Fields must
be well manured, and of a sandy
loam soil. I ihlilk each grower
should confine himself to a small
acreage, especially In the beginning."
iiologna and has done advanced 1 1 the Jaw, and body, by the sixth hud
work at Oxford U. England.
speaks five languages fluently.
She
CHICAGO TEIEMP
DURKS; TEN KILLED
(fly Untied Press
CHICAGO. June 21. Ten nesroes
were burned to death and eleven in-
llenjnmln hanging on desperately.
ery tired, wobbly and apparently on
the verre of a knockout.
But Beniamin rallied and with a
rent ficbllng rinlsh In the ninth and
tenth, gained a draw. In the ninth,
he snlit Harrier's eye. ' with a left
smn-h rnd while he was blinded with
I blwl rained riidil and lefts Temorne
leaaly to his Jaw, but Harper never
istatrired. The tenth , was anolhrr
grmt round.
l-'l ln l ruenjmlnr.
POTntANI), June 21. Illy IT. P).
He'"ro the lircest crowd ever
a remi bd to witness a lmxln con-te-t
h"re Joe Benjamin, northwest
rP , ,i r . -.h.,1 rouneil of the United
tiates" with power to act for all
brmches of the Industry dealing with ; recovered
production, transportation and mar
keting of wheat bas been started bere.
The council was authorized by 501
delegates attending the national
wheat confrence called for the pur
pose of seeking higher prices for
wheat.
OrTICKIW KEKK t.lllI.H
u on. dismal procession of 'parture for the scene of the -1I;;
it.Ir"';?' m'n I" - ;..! ! wmi todsy and thrlll'd the
-B ..j '"-n-n tone i fwi iw w..u
'"".-it V ".""""! t-k. .1- Pr-m.er "V.V.ih thoVe ran away from their home
' thr.rS' ."'":"" ne had ment. m oroer -' ., ,-. :,.Pri,, evening. The girls are b--
.- .K11 rndrve'rmsH 'conditio.. Meved to be hiking south along the
what the people mosi nevu. , .,iS.,-.,.
Officers today received Instructions
o pick P Walma and Leotlne
Walsh, aged 11 and 1 years who
Haiern
Jnred when a fire destroyed a three I i.:htwel;-ht rhcmplon s-id Bobby
story tenement bnlldlng In the'i:1rp.r f Fiattle, fourM t"i tr-
tdack Ih'U." Nine bodies have beenirti. moid to a draw The d-'l"l'in
On. died after being t)r poMiIa r. the fans bel'evlng
taken from the structure, which thelti,at Harper should have had the
tiremen said, "burned like a paper nod.
Ikt." o
n.. firemen declare that tbe csn-e V!s flerrlce Oatman, a res'dnnt
of the Was waj a moonthlne still 'of Mvrtle
In the basement.
CHERRY FRUIT FLY
IS DOING DAMAGE
COOK CHARGED WITH
ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Elbert Vlller. nlsht cook at tho
Y Not KM restaurant, was arresicd
tbls morning upon the complaint uf
Alonio Denn, who charged M'ller
with assault and battery. Denn
claims that he was waiting on two
patrona of the shop and that thev
asked permission to change an ordei.
It. ponn.liifl I ha h.nna In tti. rnnk
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL- j roilnwlnv the ilenurture of the
LEGE. Corvallls, June 21. This Is the ,., . claims the cook hecsm-s
tly thai-lays the egg that hatches the vpry np,ry OVPr ihe charge which
worm that lives in the cherries that A ,,, miln nrt abused him-and
Oregon built the cherry fruit fly r.,r,lrk him. Miller wsi arrrK-neiv
this morning before Cl'y Record '
R. L. Whipple and entered a plea
of not gulltv. A hearing was sched
uled for 3 o'clock this afternoon.
. n
JAMIE IIKItON ADDKEKSE8
lOCW, ItOTAIIV .MKMHEItS
Mvrt!e Creek- was In town today
attending to business matters.
. . in. bi
' 'r a moment umi n , ami
Hv Anwlaied Press.) Mr. snd Mrs. Pert M-a-nger. nt
CHICAGO. June 21. (A. P.) !'os Anteles. scimpanled by their
Joseph Smith, t'lrnlture dealer In the two daughters, pa-wd through l".e
tr.llding. was taken Into custody for berg lodiv .nr.iut. to Shelby. Mon
questioning todav and admitted, ac- tana, to look after oil property In
rording to Ihe police, lhat he had op- t.resta tber. Inrid.niailv Mr. Mea
e rated a still In the basement and had . Inr.r ctpects to a.-, the fight. These
let! Ihe gas Jet burning. He said the people formerly lived In the Spo
gas flame was about four inches frain,knne country, but moved to Callfor
tbe plaster ceiling. Ola about t'-n yar ao.
which has begun to come up out ot tho
ground and lick up sweets about tht
cherry tree in preparation tor sticking
an egg under the cherry skin of some
late dark varieties.
Tho only way known to keep tho
worm out of the cherry to repeat last
year's dnstructlnn of 90 per cent" of
car lot snipmenis, is 10 .in m .j. Th, ,,,,, ,,,.. c)b miners
nesi none wnn a po.sonru o,., hM wl(h hm ulUy noo( ,htfr
lows: .i.. I luncheon their wives, ocensim being
Lead arsenate 'i pound, molasses ,
liustTrrZao
fare or a few leaves will attract the
man by .lamlo Heron, of tnu cnau
Isunia circuit.
Mr. Heron gave a anlrndld Insight
to the true spirit of Rotary and
IniWcsed the members and vlsltora
with the .rest good to le aceom-pUs'-ed
through Hie falthrul per
rnrnance or Ihe Rotary spirit In
all business dealings, s well as
community building. The occasion
i waa much enjoyed by the large num
j ber present.
hungry, sportive fly without poison
ing the fruit for human use.
"It really Isn't spraying at all." says
A. U Ixivett, station entomologist.
"Experienced growers Just fill their
spray tanks and drive them along be
tween the rows, the man with the
rod directing It once across the upper
surface of each tree passed. A pint
or so scattered on a few hundred
leaves of the tree Is enough."
Application are ileland In bad
weather, as the cold de'av emerging Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Dill, who make
nf the fly and makes Ihoae already their home in Denver, arrived here
out Inactive, while the rain discounts : this afternoon to visit with Mr. and
tbe value of the sprsy. ' y.tt. Vi. C. Davis tor Looking Class.