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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1907)
A New Grape. VACCINATION An entirely new kind of grape is being developed at the Government experi station near Lodi, Cal., and pro VS. SPRAYING mental fessor H. C. Husmann is of the opinion A New System for Destroying Fruit Tree Pests Discovered by Grants Pass Man. W. S. Barrie owns property at the head of Sixth street, just within the city corporation. He had about 1000 trees, which were very scaly last year, tho they had been sprayed the previous winter with lime, sulphur and salt solu tion, says the Grants Pass Observer. Last fall, when a fruit inspector was appointed and compulsory spraying an nounced, Mr. Barrie cut out two thirds of his trees, leaving 300. These were badly affected witn scale. He proceed ed to vaccinate 25 of these trees with sulphur, bluestone, and a little lime. The rest he sprayed with sulphur and lime mixture. Today he brought to the Observer two small apple branches. One was taken from a vaccinated tree, and the other from a sprayed tree, the two trees standing about two rods apart. The vaccinated branch is smooth, clean and shows vigorous growth. The sprayed branch shows scale and has not the clean and healthy appearance of the other. Mr. B i. l ie examined the vacci nation holes and found that the ingred ients had disappeared from the front part near the bark, but that there was some still left near the heart of the tree. This test seems to be very strongly in favor of vaccination. We would like to hear fro n others who have experi mented. it is very important to the fruit industry that vaccination be either proved or disproved. /I New Ruling. The following is a copy of a letter received by the Roseburg land office officials from the commissioner of the general land office at Washington: You are directed to at once inform all newspapers in your respective districts as a matter of news, that in all cases where homestead entries are made after November 1, 1907, commutation proofs must show actual continuous bona fide residence for the full period of fourteen months. In all cases where the entries were made before November 1, 1907, the rule heretofore existing that six months constructive residence following the date of entry will be considered as a part of the required fourteen months residence, will remain in force. Youths’ Long Pants $6 to $10 $2 to $5 25c to 75c pr. Dissolution Notice. Boys’ Covert Duck or Corduroy Coat $1.40 ea. We furnish a good cloth Cap free with each boy's suit. Asking your inspection of our garments and thanking you for past favo.-s, we are respectfully Nunan- Taylor Co, DIRECTORS BANK OF... J • • • JACKSONVILLE • • • Geo. L. Davis Edw. H. Helms Wise Talks by the Toggery’s Office Boy. Say, I get up at 6 a. m. every morn ing. Of course I get up before six but I go out at 6 a. m. and carry two grips loaded with bricks around because the boss wants me to get fat so my clothes will hang better and look better. I see that the Chinese ladies and the royal Japanese ladies, too, all made a fuss over Sec’y Taft the other day, because he is so nice and plump. Tnat is a re commend for any man over there, but I think the way a fellow’s under duds fit him has a good deal to do with the hang and fit of his outer duds. I know it makes a lot of difference if your shirt don’t fit you. But, say, if you want a fine shape, you come here and let us help you pick out your underwear and shirts and sox and everything like that. Why, it's no trick to make you look like a professor of physical culture and Sec. Taft rolled into one. Butt in W illie , At The Toggery, Medford. Cassimere Suits Will find an entirely Boys’ Coat and Pants Two-piece Suits new, desirable Boys’ Knee Pants,Cassimere or Corduroy and up-to-date Youths’ Overcoat, Neat Pattern assort Size»: 10 to 17 Year» ment of Boys ’ Overcoat, Very Nice Cloth SCHOOL Size»: 4 to ¿»Q 8 Year» 'P’* SUITS To W hom I t M ay C oncern : Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, members of the firm and partnership of Schulz & Co., doing a general retail grocery business at Jacksonville, Jack- son County, Oregon, have this 28th day of October, A. D., 1907, by mutual con sent dissolved such partnership abso lutely except so far as it may be neces sary to continue the same only for the final liquidation and settlement of the business thereof. The underlined Wm. Puhi and Wm. Schulz will continue business at the old stand under the old firm name and style of Schulz & Co. Debtors of the old firm of Schulz & Co. are hereby notified that they must liquidate and settle their accounts im nediately. Dated this 28th day of October, A. D., 1907. W m . P uhl , A dolph S chulz , W m . S chulz . Letter from L. Briggs. Butte Falls, Ore., Oct. 27, 1907. Editor Jacksonville Post: I write to let you know that we are yet in God's fav ored part < f Jackson county and to let the valley portion know that in time the Butte creek country will be no small portion of the county. Mr. Ben Freedenburg. living three miles east of this city, brought into this office three potatoes of the White Star variety that weighed six lbs. and 12 oz., and in one hill he had 15 lbs. of good solid pota toes. The past summer we had as large and tine blackberries and goose berries as any cultivated ones 1 ever saw in any part of Rogue river valley. We certainly have better soil than the most of the valley and in time will put the rest of the county in the shade for fruit and vegetables. The saw mill at this place will start sawing the last of this week. Your valuable paper comes regularly and is like a visit from an old neighbor. Will close for this time iest I worrv vou. MOTHERS — that it will result in a grape that will excel the famous Flame Tokay, which has given Lodi so much fame. The new variety is somewhat similar to the Tokay in texture and color, but is impervious to rain, is much firmer and can be ship ped longer distances without damage. It appears to be a cross between a Tokay and Fererra and is of an improv ed flavor. If properly developed it is expected to become a most profitable variety. J. Nuuan CAPITAL STOCK $25,00b Jay C. Sexton Ray F. Sexton .. ST(M KHO1.DERS .. GEORGE L. DAVIS, President JEREMIAH NUNAN, V. President J A Y C. SEXTON, Cashier RAYF. SEXTON, Ass’t Cashier Geo. L. Davis Edw. H. Helms IVe do a general ba iking business. J. Nunan Issue exchange. Jay C. Sexton Your business is respectfully solicited. Ray F. Sexton F. M. Sexton Jacksonville, Oregon L I JONES’ STORE r:.L The Central Point BARGAIN HOUSE Ladies' and Mens' Furnishings ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS?! You may start an account with any amount you wish over $1.00. Send check, money order, express order or bv registered letter and by return mail you will receive y< ur bank book. We v I c intcre t a :<l eompoun I it twice a year: on June 30 aud December 31. ■ B B B B B ■ Capital and Surplus fl Over $3,000,000.00 ■ Over $12,000,000.00 ■ S«nJ far our Booklet on Banking by Mail * Total Shifts fl CALIFORNIA SAFE DEPOSITI AND TRUST Ca liforma New Wagon & Blacksmith Shop ..... CM t !' Re»t Skilled Workmen Employed Eir»t C'la»» Rlackxmithing All kind» Wagon Work Anything and Everything Repaired Hor»e»hoeing Rig New Stock Labor & Time-taving Tool» » Geo, N, Lewis, Prop Montgomery e SAN FRANCISCO. Calrfoema? (One Block .Vorth V. S. Hot eh Jacksonville, 'L. Oregon
