OCTOSER
31,. 1919.
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THE OnZGOIJ DAILY JOURNAL, TOKTLAIID. FRIDAY,
.SB FilECMi-
HOOD APPLE CROP
Slow Thawing fteiLfreezft Holds
: Estimate of Five Per! Cent '
ROWERS B LEARNWlKSQN
Better ' Storage; Facilities , and
Earlier . Arrangements , to Buy
-. Box Shooks to Result in 1920.
; ; Hood Jtlvir, Oct, ai. With a
"t jraduit rioo In temperature - ainco
"' Monday morning and the alow thaw
J 'tag out of the applea on the treea and
In boxes in' the orchards, It. impos
sible, tn secure'accurate Information
on tne' result of the' unusually early
froat which was general east of the
coast rango -at the latter: end of last
; Jfhe majority f of the ' apples which
were frosen have apparently.; emerged
from the ordeal to tch'tbeyre sub
jected without damage. It being impos
sible to detect at " 'stage' any 'dif
ference between' the. thawed oat apples
and those which were already m ware
house. On , the other hand, la a few
orchards, marked dama soon mani
fested Itself when "the Tise" in tempera
tore came, but In the , opinion of ex
perts, ft ts not joonclusively proven that
tin frost was responsible for the con
dition, but may have .caused- It to - de
velop earlier -than might otherwise have
been the case. , - " 1 '
When the total losses are available
K 3wlllbe-found tthat It will be even
below the original estimate of 8 per
cent of the crop, which this, year , will
be about 1,000.000 boxes above that of
last year, or 2,400,000 boxes.
SEYEBAfc FACTORS CTTOtTED
It ts perhaps not easy .ferhose liv
ing ouUlde this section, to understand
why large numbers of apples' were still
on the 4rees and jn . the orchards. -A
number ot reasons have contributed to
this and to whatever loss has resulted.
Shortage - of refrigerator cars and the
consequents heavy tax on the Insuffi
cient storage facilities here are the two
main '. factors.
Early; in the season -the advice given
was. for grower to vet their fruit into
warehouse as soon as it was ripe, but
as the days went by and the number ot
cars available began to fall far below
requirements, the capacity of the ware
bouses was7 overtaxed, with the : ulti
mate result that growers were informed
that only certain - varieties could be
received in the cold storage plants. This
bad:" the result of slowing up - picking
operations and -a"number" of growers,
bearing' In tntnd ihe mild Octobers and
early -Novembers of the - -past three
years,- took a- chance and permitted
their-apples to remain on the trees or
in boxes in the orchards.
Fortunately for many, several Inches
of snow covered the boxes In tho or
chards and this retarded the thawing
out. Several orchard owners bad de
layed s picking to such an extent that
the whole crop was still on the : trees
when tho frost came, and it is in some
Of these orchards that a large percent
age of the known loss will fall.
As a result of tins experience, It is
probable that every orchard 1st la the
valley, will build suitable storage facil
ities next spring; and it Is also likely
that arrangements for box shooks will
be completed at a - much earlier date
than this year, for it ts admitted that
this also. was. one of the factors which
provoked delay in harvesting; the crop.
Fortunately, thiayear Is the banner
year in apple crops of this valley and
in view of this the loss is so small that
it Is infinitesimal. -It i would probably
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but the fact is that It' affects only -a
few:, growers, who will suffer - sharp
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Apples that - were - frosen are being
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Seattle Egg Prices "
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Eggs hit tho. highest nark In tho city's
history today. Retailers' are selling eggs
at 95- to 91 cents a dosea and said they
vera paying tS eenu , wholesale i
The merry nightly round of house
f breaking continues at its well accus
tomed pace, according: to reports on
Thursday night's operations. .
It was a practical burglar who prac
tised his art on the possessions ; of
Paul ;C Murphy, prominent "-real estate
man- who lives at 1092 Kast Bnmaide
street -i Not satisfied with a mere .dia
mond cluster of seven stones and a con
siderable collection of minor jewelry,
the, thoughtful burglar got away .with
one pair ot $15 shoes, a bottle of cher
ished creme de menthe and the same
amount of grenadine. He gained en
trance to Murphy's home by way of the
garage and an upper window. - -
O. O. Simpson reports the operations
of a patriotic burglar who raided his
home at J21I East Ash street and got
away with two $50 Liberty 'bonds, 940
worth of War Savins Stamps, and two ;
lagersou watcnea. He jtmnuea a wtnaow
in the old-fashioned way. C "
TTHIbT WATCH I5CLTJDE1 ,
Less Imagination was shown In the
practice of the burglar who broke into
the home of B. C.Markham, 151 East
Forty-seventh street north, and left with
a revolver, . an expensive camera and
lens, a wrist watch, ring and pair of cuff
links.- -y .--.v yH. '
An attempt was tnade early this
morning to get the entire , police
force on duty to First and Salmon
streets when a car with temporary 11
oenae X16 was reported to have brought
bandits to break into Jacob Ashers
pawnshlp, after, one inspector and two
policemen had already investigated.
Ait 1:30 a. m.. Patrolman D. D. Day
found the front door of Asher's pawn
shop kicked in, and called tho proprietor.
Day phoned headquarters, and Inspec
tor Cahill and Patrolman R. R. John
son came over in a police car.
A few minutes after, they left head
quarters, an agitated voice called:
"Hurry quick to First and Salmon. Two
auto bandits are trying to break into
a jewelry shop. They have a tempo
rary license on their car, 216."
Temporary , license 210 marks Inspec
tor CahiU's car.
TIfeE SHOP SOBBED
By climbing through a basement win
dow thieves gained entrance to the C
H. Bleasdale , tire shop at 530 Alder
street. Wednesday night, 'and atole IS i
automobile tires and One battery. tester;
Mrs. A- A. Carter of Linn ton reported
to Patrolman Bales that her garage
was broken into Tuesday night. The
padlock, was twisted off the door, and
a bicycle stolen. Two automobiles in
the garage were not molested.
' Inspectors Coleman and Morale inves
tigated the larceny report of Mrs. Max
Newman of 654 Third street, in which
she claimed to have been robbed of $40.
As several other articles of value were
not molested, the policemen discredited
the report of Mrs. Newman in their re
port to Captain Circle. .
' Burglars didn't take time this week to
stand in line at the government store to
buy their groceries. Instead, they en
tered the- home of Mrs. Wesley Gregor,
1495Xoston avenue: and took her winter
stye ,
Halloween Pumpkins
Scarce; Boys Caught
Prowling in Cellar
. Is the market scarcity of Halloween
pumpkins driving youths to crime? Of
ficer J. P. Hendrew believes so.
Mrs. C. B. Chapman. , 183 Morgan
street, sent a hurry call to police head'
quarters Thursday night. Two boys were
prowling in the cellar of her home, she
said. ' - -
Hendrew investigated and sald.be be
lieved the boys were hunting pumpkins.
Wreck Dead Now 21
Muskegon, Mich., Oct. 3L- (U. F,)
Known dead in the . sinklnc of the
Crosby liner City ,of Muskegon, Tues
day, rose to 21 Thursday with the discov
ery that three additional persons had
lost their live.
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