Bandon recorder., April 02, 1908, Image 8

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then div ided into ♦'•'«> 'r'
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sprayed with I-rd . x
Plat
1 upon 4pril 2-itb, !Uav Sih and May
♦ «7th. i he other plat was sp^ived
BEN SCHUtLER. PROPS
] uPon the 4®ne dates with lime sub
phur solution diluted 1-15, Un-
Garfield &. Von Pegert. near the boat landings
sprayed trees are left as checks in
BANDON
each plat.
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At ¡licking time the fruit was care­
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gathered,
examined
and
separ
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E.Ccr. ’ : ; y St. te Entorno}» ated into three grades to show ¡»er ©
WORK A SPECIALTY.
Choice brands of
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cent
of
fruit
absolutely
f
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frpm
or
Wine«. l.i<|ii<»rH mail Cigar«
scab, slightl/ scabby and Ixidly
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scablied. It was then regraded to
e.
show per cent of fruit injured by
Weinhard's Steam Beer
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spray.
on tap.
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The summing of results is shown Turned Sha fting, Cap and. Set
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graphically in the following table. •Screws,
Goed Treatment
.Machine
Holts.
HElíííUlIVE (if 5CIB !»WtES
Column marked A, shows per cent
Call and see me
Pipe
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Pittin£s
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of fruit tree from scab; B, that show
Brass
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ing only small scab spots; C, that
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Puttern Shop in
badly scabbed ami unmarketable; Gi -neral 4lepnirings
Connection.
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shows
spray
injury.
The serious results in the fyrm <*>f
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“Bordeaux Injury” which often fol­ IJriRpraved •
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low' applications of Bordeaux mix­ SprnUni with B >r«l* n<ix 49.1 35 I I .5
ALVIN MUNCK, Proprietor
THE MERCY HOSPITAL
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ture tender it almost imperative that
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It must be remembered in inter­
some means bib found of reducing
At North Bend
this injury, or that some spray be preting these results that they rep
lejft-ut
only
one
season's
work
upon
discovered w inch m:fy be used as a
FORMERLY ANCHOR BAR
Is now open for the re
one variety, but when taken with
substitute for Bordeaux.
eeption of patient.-. Tim
For the past two or three year* 1 ♦he iisu'h tJiat have been obtained
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terms aie 8-10 per week
have observed, after winfer spriyng m spraying other plants they cer
Is now located in fine new quarters
apple ami pear trees with lime til tainly point strongly to the conclu­
ami upwards, For par­
east of the Postoffice.
¡4iur solutions, for San Jose scale, sion that lime sulphur solutions may
ticulars apply t<> : :
that the fruit upon the sprayed trees be a satisfactory substitute for Bor­
was less “scabby” than "that upon deaux lor summer spraying as they
unspra\e<| trees. I ¡»on two differ- are now lor w inter appljc.it ons.
North Bend, Or.
• ent occasions this winter application
Choicest Wines, Liquors and
•was delat ed until the blossoms were
Cigars
about to open.and while llif »1 iv
BOYLE’S
w hich was applied at the fi»)l strength
did considerable injury al the time, J. H. Anderson,
Prop.
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l-:\\ EI.RY
GOOD BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
its decidedly beneficial effects were
noticeable when the fruit was gath­
Courteous Treatment
ered. How-ver the generally good
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results whiih follow winter applica
CurtioH ti full line of
tion <>f lime sillplmr are now well
Call and See “MUNCK’’
AT
RIGHT
PRICES
known and this part pl the work re .
\] tifehes, Clocks, deireh y. Cut
A M. |[i r( il( O( li
quires no further comm* nt
(Hass, Pocket Cutlery. F.te.
ON ATWATER ST , OPP BANDON
Nevertheless, these ob'-ervations
INVESTMENT CORPORATION
tractor and Build<r
Everything is Fully Guaranteed
uggrsted to mi' the probability that
lime sulphur solution might be used
Estimates given on any kind ol
II fite Ent Prices nn
Fine Repairing Specialty. •mildings. Address Bandon. Oregon
as a substitute for Bordeaux mix­
ture for summer appieations and [Gasoline.
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’ during the past year 1 have so u.sed
it upon various plants and lot various
Distillale,
purposes.
L is not proposed at this time to
go at all into detail regarding these
Launch Supplies
AVE decided to ¡»nt on the market for the next Sixty
experiments—I wish only to call at­
tention to some of the results ob­
days the remaining lots in the Woolen Mill Addition
tained which show conclusively that
to the Town of Bandon on the installment ¡»Ian of ten
lime-sulphur solutions may be used
per cent, down and the balance at Five per cent per month,
giving buyers one year and eight months to make final pay­
as a summer spray without injury to
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ment. I his property lies south and adjoining on to the
foliage ami also point strongly to
the probability that by its use apple
manufacturing district and the only property in the city of
Bandon to be sold on the installment plan. There is no
scab may be effectually controlled Coos Bay Oil & Supply Co.
without danger of spray injury to the
brush on these lots and $io oo per lot will put them in the
best of condition No dinner pail to carry going to work
fruit
. Marshfield, Ore.
Phone 33
from these lo's, out of the smoke and less wind than any
. Sufficient work has not been done
W. M. LAWLOR
other part of the city: fine view of river, bay and the ocean.
to justify the statement that lime J W. FLANAGAN
Ten per cent on the first paym< nt and five per cent per month
sulphur is equal to Bordeaux as a
for twenty months; deeds made out and acknowledged and
preventive of this disease, but the
PENTECOSTAL HALL
¡»laced in the Bank of Bandon in escrow; you make your
results of the single season’s work
pav nients to the bank, no bonds or contracts to fool with, but
point so strongly to this conclusion
a straight business proposition. If you want one or more of
that I feel justified in calling atten
( over postoffice .)
these lots you had better come at once as they will not last
tion to them, that rowi rs who have
MEETINGS:
long. Sale begins the loth day of April and continues for 60
suffered loss from Bordeaux injury,
days only. Respectfully yours,
and others who are interested, may SUNDAY 11 A. M. 3;l>0 AND
make comparative tests o' the two
7:30 1*. M.
sprays t’»e coming season.
OAK EH REA I a ESTATE CO.
In carrying out the work the past TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND
season it became necessary first of
SATURDAY. 8:«Ml P. M.
all to determine how strong a soln
tion could be used without injury to SBATS FREE.
No Collection.
the foliage. This, again, made it
necessary to adept some tn thod of
SUMMONS.
“standardizing” the spray. After
considerable work we adopted what IN HIE CIRCUIT t ill III OE HIE
^he question is not
SI VIE OF OREt.ON, IN AM» FOR
may be termed the “stock solution”
I ilE COUNTV OF COOS.
What wilt it cost to paint?
method of preparing the spray and I. A, Turnell, plaintiff I
but...
.Suit l<>declare
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adopted as a standard for the work a
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void h innr-
E. Turnell. some­ I
What will It cost not to paint?
“stock solution” having a specific Enuna
ringe contract
times known as Emma I
Paint I® protection and beauty . .
gravity of t.2’7. (Fo< determining
E Fleming or Eiumn E ;
If you use the best paint
Hell, defendant.
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the specific gravity of the solution
Enuna IT Turnell, sometimes known
L owe . B rothers
while at work in the field we have as To
Emma E. Fleming < r Emma E. Hell, the
found the specific gravity hydrome­ above named defendant :
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“High Standard” Paint
ter a very convenient instrument. IN THE NAME OF HIE STATE OF
is a wise investment because it give« the
OREGON:
It is cheap, simple and convenient,
best protection, for the greatest number of
Yon are her» bv required to appear and
years, at the least cost. It pays large divi­
and I would recommend every answer
comimiiiit tiled .'m'.imst you m
dends in satisfaction and best results.
grower who expects to use lime- the above the entitled
suit within ten (11») days
See the Color Cards and practical printed he I p s
sulphur as a summer spray to ob from the date of the aervieeof tins sum
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mons ii|sin ¿<1'1 if sei w <| within t his <• 'uni i<n
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within twenty <•_’<> > d iva it served within any
This solution, similar to the Rex, oilier comity within the state of Oregon,
»f-erve.l by publication then ti or be
Fiagara and I’honix lime-sulphur but
foie tile Inst dnv of the time prescrilawl iti
sprays upon the market, any of the order for the poblientioti of this sum­
which would undoubtedly do as well, mons, Wliioll piescribed time Is six weeks,
Inst dav of which time will b? Thursday,
is of-a clear dark amber color, is the
tile ?;id day of April, I'.HIM.
without sediment, and as stated
Ami if you fail to so appear and answer
above had a specific gravity of 1.27. said complaint by the an id tinie.tbe plaintiff
will apply to the Court for a decree forever
Analysis showed that each gallon annulling
nnd ileclariiig void tlm ninrriagi
contained in solution 2.3,8 pounds contract existing between yourself anil the
saitl plaintiff, and for a judgment iwt'inst
of sulphur.
von for the costs and disbursements of thia •
During the season of 19 7 these suit
• “stock solutions ' of lime-sulphur I I Ilia summons is pnbli-bed iu the Baiubm
lil toiiOKH, n weekly newspaper published it
were used variously diluted upon I , Coos
comity, Oregon, for six consecutive
the apple, pear, peach, ¡»him, prune, I weeks, beginning March I ‘th. lltOK, and
ending
April '-’3d, l‘.»IW, by order of publica­
Portland Flour Mills Co.’s Great Brand
quince, cherry, grape, potatoes and
tion made by the Honorable John E Hull,
celery.
County Jnitof i'nos County, at chambers
The results obtained indicated in Coquille City, Oregon, on the 10th day
that lime-sulphur sprays produced by of March, ¡’.MIX.
GEO I’ TOJ’I’ING
diluting 1 gallon of the stock solu­
Attorney for I’lnintiff
tion witli 15 gallons ol water may be
Notirt* for VMbVicotioii
afely used upon «11 of the above-
Depnitment of the Interior.
named plants, with the exception of
Land Office at ttoaebarg, < >r.
January '-"J, JtMls.
. 'lie ¡»each, uniats it may be early in
Notice is hereby given that CiisHina M
>l.e spring when very slight injury
Also “White River” Brand at $1.35 and $5.40.
llovle, of Arago, Oregon, kiis tiled notice of
■ <s produced. For use upon the J Ins
intention to make tinal five rear proof
Ami a Good Family Flonr at ÿ5 00 per bbl or fl 25 per sack.
¡•< ich each gallon of solution should I in Mpnorl »1 In- cl am, v.z ll um i. ul
Entry No. 1031'-’ di de Nov. X, lWO, P« the
. diluted with at least 20 gallons of SVV
1, Section'2t>, Township 211 Reuth, ligiiue
F’uve Cane Sugar
U W.. W. M.. and that said proof will lie
water.
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For the experiments with a,»,»le D iihhioi er at Bandon, Oregon, on I IniisUav,
■ ■ l> a block of 400 Yellow Newtown 1 April INB.
names the following witnense« to prove I
ins were select«! because this vari- ' He continuous
residence upon, and i-nltiva
> : i particularly susceptible to this < bi«
tion of, the land, via: Eilward Hadsall. of 1
Itnndon,
Cons
County.
Oregon, Eduard L
• < r e and because this block was
Ohnmn. of Fro«per, Coos County, Oregon,
1.1 • ,ii to be badly infested.
Virgil Huon.of rarkemburg, Coos County,
l i e entire orchard was sprayed Oregon, Alfred M. West, of Pnrkerwbnrg,
Oregon.
1 lime-sulphur for Sanjosesc.de Co»» Cqanty,
Prosper Orenon.
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B enjamin L E ddt ,
1..0 .1. February. The orchard was
Regi-tt-r.
Bandon Foundry [LIHORNS SALOON
LIWIE-SULPHEß ’ o °
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C. T B lumexkotheh . Notary Public.
Bandon Real Estate & Loan Co.
Machine Shop
Mill
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All Kinds of Real Eslat® Bought and Sold
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Money Imans Negotiated on Approved Security.* All V. S.
Lini Matters a Spec.abv timi Promplly Atleti lol
to. Pension and Insurance Agency. Bond
Brokets. Traue-Atlantic Steam-
- • p n<l lì till Kid 1'ieket
Agency
and Steamboat
S pecial M achines .
B uilt to O rder .
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Boom». ’i and 3. I I» Mail *
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Hen hoi in Building,
Oregon.
Bandon,
The Eagle Saloon
The New Store.
A Fl LL LINE OF
Groceries,
Dry Goods and
Furnishings.
Sisters of Mercy
Virginia Cafe
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Panter
Bros ..
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The-Best Things to Eat
Oakes Real Estate Co
Mianus : Engines
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Bandon,
Oregon
6’. II. Smith
Bandon Co-Opei ative Realty Co.
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Real Estate and City Property
Residence and Business Lots Sold and Exchanged, A general Brok
erage Business. Timber, Farm Lands, Collections, Rents
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The Weinhard's Brewery Depot
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C IL BRAMLEY, Manager
A WISE INVESTMENT
W HOLESALE LIQUORS, Napa Soda. \V.
A Gallici» A C ,’ h Whiskies, White Rock,
Standard Malt and ('roani of Malt, and other
Standard Bi ands of Brandies. W liiskios. Gin.
W ines, etc.
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In the old Panter Building
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BANDDN fURNITURE CO.
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C. PllAIT
R. E. P ebmhbaker
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PRATT & PERSHBAKER,
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General Merchandise and Gent’s Furnishings
SPECIALS
lliglie**! Price For l,’arm Prodiic«*
Prosper
“OLYMPIA,”
Portland & Coos Bay S.. S. Line
$1.35 Per Sack.
$5.40 Per Barrel.
100 Pound Sack, $6.25
BREAKWATER
Sails From Coo* Bay Saturdays at Service of Tide.
Sails
Prosper Mill Co
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Portland Wednesday at 8 p.
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O. F1. MoCollum'A net.
Phone Main 34
A. St. Cock
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