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PAGE FOUR THE BOARDMAN MIRROR FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1925 TheBoardmanMirror BOARDMAN, ORKGON Published by The Currey Printing Company George Huntington Currey, and olive M. Currey ESditora and Proprietors PUBLISHED EVERY I IUDAV $2.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE Entered as second -clsaa matter Vv. II. 1901, a; the posiofflee at Board man. On . noder art of Mar. I8TO. A little ail in The Mirror nil! sell ll for Ma farmers have a good storage place for their potatoes throughout the winter times, says a (Jolted Staes depart of agriculture lutlletin. The house should be well darkened, well venti lated and well insuated from extreme cold or extreme warm weather conditions. (.() ERNMENT REPORTS IMG WHEAT SHORTAGE BOARDMAN ITELLEM (Continued from page one) Buffered severely if the past winter, Eovernment crop re- Where some in spreader highly deslrab up the mlldeW I hi' tern of unfolding Lng of nil mildewed shoot t as they appear In the ipriu powdery mildew ( reon orchards with the lime sulfi The spreader imi penerates in leaves, ot tips II i Winter when from the frer.e tti shov- n by t In I s As the result production indi cations are smaller than in any year Since 1017 and aboul 1 15 million hush is trouble- els less limn hist year's crop .accord use of a ing to the latest reports from the ag- Iture department. A. H. SVVITZER ATTORXEV AT LAW wets o the i Pri fi id upon mended and ment sthtlo practiced Many by I he mildewi reco sxpe si Of I ea t ty$ ons of the s: Ml III' l the community hundreds mid even thous ands of dollars, which would more than repay them for the trouhle ami expense of improving our town. Let us, as cittieni of Boardtnsn, see what we can do towards beautifying our home town and make it as entic ing to visitors us we can. Mildred Duncan. Arlington, Oregon AUTO REPAIRING At your Home All Work 'Guaranteed M. L. MORGAN Telephone Call Weston's na::at:::::KK:::::::::::::::u::ta:;j.tt:a:a::t::tKjjta :tt These are busy dsys for tire main tenance men on fbc highways. The gww) road of Kasrtern Oregon have added t i ery rutin's horison and add- make spraying difbcull and Wherever practicable win le pread of the mildew. d tips pruning sen the t line. The l,'J55,000 .hushels of i Issued, based on the crop April 1st, Recording to the figures of a silo ,, aVeragO cionun ui ,-,-i, i-nm- in I in i U1VU, w...,r.l,.,,..l I... T IT....I.A aVerai'e n-uo,' , innjjrivu A, u. i.,i i.i'i, halve i secretary of the Nebraska Creamery Association, there were on January 1st, 1026, more than a half million silos in use on the farms of the na-1 tion. Oregon was credited with hav ing 5020 silos. iiraptiou of acreage am irop until tli The Highway Inn Under New Management W. H. WOODARD, Proprietor Boardman, Oregon ing nidi every rv Utilities of it bout the ereris1ing work of the mantennnoe rs'-rs i v , ul.l m . ,,, 1 i-.-e nil their fhann. , : t Mstsi HOME ( From 0. A. C. munio; POINTERS School of Home , Corvallis) illdltlon of the crop on April per cent of normal, tin- than n quarter of a .option of 1917. riiere was a do the condition from April, compared with lie of 4.4 points in .4. Wholesome Home Cooking An uM'rfBeia) fnwui by (he census bureau pnedk-d the final totals in June will rihosr that the t'nited States hs a pormUii ri of m V U 00. a sain if (WD.aiW siwe 1P3C. A healthy growth when the limitation on Immi gration, which ha iern in effect for several years, is taken into consideration. The. e Warn rain are like pine balsam to a sore joint. They bring cheer to the heart Of the farmer and promise renewed prosperity. May they occur frequently throogbou the year. OREGON TO RECEIVE MONEY FOB FOREST ROADS a letter frorm Senator Rtanfield nn- nuiiliees that Oregon will reecho the sum of 11,080,474 from tlx- amount allotted iu the Second I tellelency Ap propriation hill passed during the clos ing days of the last congress. The Second Deficiency Appropria tion authorized the Secretary of Agri culture to apportion $7,000,000 among the National Poresl slates of II on StrUetlon of National forest roads and (rails. By Beetlos 29 of the federal High way Act. the total is divided Into two funds $i, -.oo.noo for the pores) high- wa.v fund and $8,000,000 for I he For est development funl, The Secretary of Agriculture lms lake ii the required action, f the $7300,000, Oregon Will receive $581, 7i." from the Pores! highway fund and $407,789 from the Pores! development fund. I'M I I.SIFIFD Oil. SPRAYS CHECK RED SPIDER MITE Weil prepared are useiui n miles on reg 'l perlmenl station rating oil is lows : Mineral oil. gallons) casein Make smoiith emulsion spray ontrollt'g led soldi t i plants, 'ays "if ex- Ulneral or rubrl- d, made up as fol Mil' water ' pound. (he casein .-lowly and ii spreader, p i ite of spreader i. adding watei Kilning well, until 's gallons of wa ter have been added. I'ul the oil Inh a suiiuhie coirnlntr, add the casein RiXtur and p i u i it ha U Into itself i.i der preaauyo, . r more ic possible. Ul Ing a coarse spiny mr hini,et pump After mumping monies) or two re duce the opening of the usnahi tan til a Hue spray Is olilallied ami loimp '" to another container. Then pump il hack again into tlrsi ocnlalner, This makes a concent rated Holutlon Which Is diluted with water hefore using. To the reipilrcd amotlnt of iiiliceiit rated solution add an ecpial amount of water. Stir thoroughly and Miur slowly into Hie spray I. ink which has the required amount of wa ter for lluiil dilution ul the rate of one to two gallons of solution to l"0 gallons of water. The agitator should be started before the emulsion Is added. The mineral oil may he of any me ilium grade, cheap oils. Illiiek find or similar mis should nol Ik- used. The Rim milk ami hyilrated Mute spread o' nav be sahatltuted for the caaohi sprender. , t The uears of a Dover egg beater 'leaned witli a little alcohol Instead of "ii prevents black "smudges." Excess juice saved from canned frtlil is used as sauces for puddings. onions hulled with cabbage or cau liflower have very little odor. Wire baskets, such as used for hold ing letters iu otliees are excellent for vegetables In the pantry. An asbestos mat makes an ideal lousier. Bread may also he toasted mi Ihi' hot surface of a skillet. Paper hugs that groceries come ill, placed iii the garbage pail, save time in cleaning the pail. S.'ill placed in the oven under bak ing tins prevent scorching food on the hotloui. Canned goods opened several hours hefore I hey are used laste more fresh. The use of scissors in preparing let tuce and In cutting sandwiches sines ii Bggl pricked at the hig end with B pin hefore boiling prevent cracking. Painting the lower cellar stair while avoids (ear of misstep. Piano keys cleansed with a cloth dipped in alcohol keeps them white. If the cloth comes In contact with the varnish, il removes it. i Women v.ho would angle without a license must do so between now and May US, hecuuse after that, time they must buy a license just as men do. I THE REST PLACE TO EAT BETWEEN THE DALLES AND PENDLETON Give Us a Trial a:tmmm::::::n:tut:::::::;t:::::ttj::a:::n:m:M:::a::t hefon incut uel ll In Worm Grows Worse ry worms, becoming Increas- Important in Oregon, are sue- g lly controlled by centering a:8 attack on II, e adult flies gpsl H th" cherries ripen, the expert-. tsutlon adviBOS, A sweetened Jt liquid Is sprayed lightly on the it i of Hie trees where the flics i 2. n Hie small droplets. The Jf u' the preparation is as i ilia ell nil! derod had arsenate, pound: cs or syrdp, 2 quarts; water. Ions. Never use honey, the sto dvises, as it will attract lavs he killed Ms well. This Is sufficient for about 60 ujysa:::::a::amajajaj:::ajuta:a::m Eat and Drink l . At The I tew French Cafe E. J. McKNEELY, Prop. Pendleton, Oregon (Only the Host Foods Served) FANCY ICE (REAMS a Furnished Rooms Over Cafe H Quirk Service Lunch 'Counter in Connection With Dining Room 1 vor ARE WELCOME HERE aj:aa:a:aa:aa::jan:aa:aaj:aaaaa;i Horses Poisoned I!. K. Turner, who is operating the Henry McKlnint ranch in the Wing vllle di i ril l, is reported to have lost I wo work horses last week, caused by outs prepared tor squirrels, lead 'of horses broke into the here t he mils were disl rtbuti d all were affected by enting the anima Is i Btsn Four field and poisoned grain. Two of Were saved. RADIO OPERATIRS WANTED FIR THE I . S. ARMY I Sell-Insurance J. C. Ballenger BOARDMAN, OREGON Piano Violin E Flat Saxophone Drums Fifth Piece - C Saxaphone Columbia Serenaders 4 or Five Piece Combination Orchestra Open For Engagements Anywhere Kates Reasonable Phone or Write For Dates Call or Address BILL LINHOFF, Manager Arlington, Oregon OREGON INDUSTRIAL REVIEW The Ninth at the Plans have of II Commanding General of 1 Corps area, with headquarters erection Presidio Of San Francisco, has hind. notified Co. '. W, Andrews, recruit The t'nited ing ollicer in the Railway Exchange 111 Salem will building at Portland, Oregon .that ing, ni a com there are several vacancies and pros-1 The first ( been approved for the $700,000 hotel In I'ort- 9tStea National Rank rebuild its hank build- of $7:!,ooo. hristlan Church at Kln- wann made It. A Hbod weather at Pen excellenl wheat peclive vacancies for radio operators mat h Fulls will build a K35.000 edifice, in the Stb Service Co., Signal Corps,' Itnins and r. s. army, for duty at the Presidio, dleton have ill San Francisco, Fort Douglas, I'tnh prospects, (Salt I.irke Cltjr) and with the Army the O.-.W. Transport Service. The 8th Service ttU Is near coinpnny Is composed of approximate- open cuts ly 1T men with headquarters In San grounds, Francisco, and the most of their per In the pasl Eighl sonnet are on detached service iu the paid $140,000,000 Army Transport Service and at Fori $l" per capita. X. Co. Rivet will bore to replace in troublesome cave In years Oregon has war taxes, ahout Douglas, I'lali, and Scuttle Wnslilug ton. Those in the Transport Service make regular trips form Bu Francis co lii New York and other Atlantic Coast cities, through the PantBU Ofl mil. They also take regular trips to Honolulu, Manila. Tientsin. Nagasaki and other cities In the Orient. Other enlistments recently SUtOOr ied I limited number) are for the Air Service, Coast Artillery, Infant rv. Big Ual Corps, t.luartermasler Corps ami the Medical 1 )cpa it ment, for servii In I he I'hillpplne Islands. bull) at count ry, v cheese factory win be Rlverdale, in the Tillamook to c ost $10J900. ' I'ifieeu thousand people visited the city i.f Balena, Oregoo on Blossom Day, April 13th. The Randon Western World has Is sued an excellenl 24-page special !'' s). f niilnlier. The Retuike Walker business eol id Furl laud will build a $250,000 in .1 Iquarters building. A Federal air patrol will be estab lished at Eugene, with fflur machines and II' livers. Umatilla Pharmacy W. E. Smith, Prop. Mail Orders Given Special Attention QC IC K SERVICE satisfaction GUARANTEED UMATILLA, OREGON For bargains in Seccnd Hand Goods, see Rider in HermistOB, Oct 2U1 nt::::nttt:nm:t:u:tmumam::n:i:::::j:nj::::::;::.::::::!r,:::t::nx:::t::j:::nu The Business Man FARM POINTERS Better results from seetl potatiM are aMntned if the blossMH end la nt cut or Injuieit M7S O It. Hyslop, dfj the experiment station at Cprwillln. I The reasons are that the terminal sprout Is the most vigorous, the hlos-1 som end is capable of producing more sprouts, there Is losx disease to limit the stun and the yield is greater. Dehorn steers this sprliiK that a re lo he put In the feed lot in the fall. Mays the Oregon n' at Ion RMclallstsi I Nothing creiilcs more disturtmuiv j mid iodin es (he possible gain more . i him (he pivsemv of horns on the aul-1 mills iu the feed lot I sing n saw and cutting a ring of skin and hair at (he Iwtse f events the danger of growth nf stubby limns. it Is important In Oregon that the To be successful in handling your business affairs, no natter luv. extensive or how limited they may be, jou iiiuj t handle them in a husinesslike manner. Paying all bills by Cheek is one of the first steps, since it gives you an absolute record of receipts and expenditures. ARLINGTON NATIONAL BANK Oldest Hank In Giniam Count 5::uw::smn:uJU:tw:t::;:::::.;;::R;::tnrn::::::::u;K::a:::naa.: Newton Painless Dentists DR. II A NEWTON, MGR. Vor. Main and Webb Sts. lVndleton ANNOUNCING The association of Dr. VV. M. Kelly of Spokane, Washington , with Dr. F. V. Prime Herniaton, Oregon Dentistry, Dental X-R:iy and Diagnosis i: eiiings and Sundays by appointment S. E, NOTSON ATTORNEY AT LAW THE TWO THAT STAND THE TEST Kelly Springfield and Badger TIRES AND TUBES WK SKI, I. KM Now is the time lo quickly, before the rusl talk and look 'em oyer. gel your car overhauled or repairs done season comes on. Bring them in let's WE HAVE THE AGENCY FOR OZARK A RADIOS THEY ARE IN A CLASS BY THEMSELVES We install and allow ten days free trial. You and your friends are the judges. If net pleased, you pay nothing. Firs) three sets will be sold at a discount to introduce them in (his district. We also .service these instruments free at any time. Maxwell Touring Car For Sale THIS IS IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER We took it In on a trade hist fall and have worked it over WATCH Ol R ADS Batteries Batteries Batteries FOR AUTOMOBILES, RADIOS AND OTHER PURPOSES We have made arrangements with reliable buttery manufac turers thai will enable us to compete with any quality batteries In price and Will guarantee them. SEAMAN'S GARAGE Irrigon - - . 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