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I FOR POTATO SCAB. Tubers Should Bs Sprayed With Fse maldehyd* or Corro.ivo Bublimat*. (Prepared by New Volk elation J I k f unnel * who grow potatoes will Dud that treallug the seed tubers wilt» for msldebyde or with corroelv* aiildlmate I* helpful In securing ' leuii. smooth potatoes. According to the Miate «.'ol lege o f Agriculture at t om ell, eeah 1a responsible to u large e »le n t for rough looking aud often unimtrketahle tu W I O E M A N N G OA F M I L K CO *«t. •••! « l»iw • l i a-M u ( gì hers, slid this disease la common throughout New York aisle heed treat Ijient. they ss>. will destroy the wall oiguidsiu on (tie t libels. unit when sllih Iren led luliers ure planted on un limed laud I ha I Inin not grown po (aloes for three or four years a clean crop ■ HU In- c l peeled ® Women don't When formaIdehyde Is used the uu a m in d I i l l l n g ,ut tlibera should lie snuked for two llu) knee lot'll hours In h solution made by dllutlug a U supply tun ot pint o f ntumlurd strength formalde a the new Sue* hyde In Ihlit.t galloon of water. The lion teed. Only college ailtliorltlea find that a burrel In ■ u tew iik lieu to _ lilt. Nu strain- Ihe linmllent container for treating tu m ing ol buck or la-ra. Ah Itch hole nliould l<e bored at ■ m me the stile near Ihe Isitlvui and a plug titled to It that can be pulbsl out by ■ . T H E N E W ■ lit.ml. Th e burrel should In* set up ou a platform high enough so that the solution may he drawn off Into a pall a S U C T IO N -F E E D B | fu r t h e r directions, us given by the Srparalur g e t» a ll Ihe cream mil th * — college, are an follown Fill the bar ■ l.*«* An* other •rpar.itor will I chm * ■ cream when the ipeetl ilackmi. You — rel with uncut tula-rn and then cover ■ i an t alwny«turn at exactly the right ■ them with the nol tit toll. When they ipffd. No one can. If '• (mi>o*«ii4r, have been lu tw o bourn drain off the ■ »peed liido nlor or no »i>**»d unlit «tor. ■ I Ite Su* t i «* i * Irrd nkmia t lr.ii», l.i»t or solution through the hole m*ur the trot ■ »low. mid tli llvr i a even errant, l ap«« ■ tom, «lumping the potatoes ou the ||y iik rraw « wtlll the apred. C omic III ■ and 1« I on how you how it woik». B ground nud lining the burrel again. The foriiiuldehtde solution cuu be used again and ugiilu, renewing only to replace that which In taken up b> Ihe need |xdutoen. I f the treatment Is made when cutting Is going forward no time Is wanted In looking after 'Images o f treatment. In lurger oper utlonn one can expeditiously treat a Ths judicious advertiser large uumiter o f itotatoen t>y having not only taken the imrent-------\ eight or ten luirreln. Treatm ent can means of d i r e c t l y ------------- )>e made at any time previous to cut benefiting till own--------- huHlneu------- -- - 1 ting. In tinlug corrosive sublimate sunk hut his support In a great ——— tula-rn one ami one-half hourn In a so atU to the uew p.ipi i --------- Ini Ion made bv dlsnolt Ing four outn es lu its work in of the powdered sublimate III thirty upliulUllug a community, and gallons o f water lu the latter cam- lu its el forts to give the ------ i it y g newspaper------ use only w o<slen vessels, as corrosive the quality aud character of sublimate loses strength when In con wlilt li ailveitl.ies the city ------- tact with metal T o tw o or three - as a live one---------------- quarts o f li»l water In a Winalell pall from which the merchaut add four ounces of c o rrosh e sublimate gets an indirect --------- nut stir until dissolved. Then add thin return ■ In cold water lu a laarrcl to make thirty gallons. Tills nuhatance tn very |totnoii ms It should la- kept front cldldreu ind the I rented (tila-rn kept from at's k I io not use the same solution more (hull thria- times without renewing. Formaldehyde is not us effective as T ry the want ml way. ■ nrroi-he sublimate In < out rolling some other diseases, blit Is Just us effective for scab. Is much cheaper this year. Is not nearly as |Mdsniiutis, * an la* used In metal or w sa leu vessels and can la* Used o v e r amt over again These ad vuniugcs probably outweigh Its dlsad vantages. I ’ lant disease eX|a*rts at the college o f agriculture say that farmers will obtain satisfactory results with either. ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■a ■ Ju st ■ a T ill of ■ th e F u l l : SH ARPLES : STERLING FEED CO. * * * • > • l»»r it w » I t k in g yo u , yo u n g m »n i l U w a know you l a m a d » o f Hit* «tu ff t t i» t w in s 1 h « m an l l i « l t »rwa »n o u g lt about h it fu tu re lo aturly an I i h < -Mir»«* m l.la *i>ar« tu n « la l i t » kind » «• want fu l r« kponaJUU posllkXMl Y o u ru a ilin g your pruitiuitori on w lta l you k »•••** * n l « H i t Wa bad m u re Ilka yo u ' r T lia I* o m r a n 'l l a h * c h i n m W h a n ka h u i r<MM»un*lMu Job lu f ill, ha pU ka ■ m an ( i a i n e r t h> kohl if II m M n g Y O U rig h t n o w . h op in g you li he re a d y w h e n y o u r o p p o rtu n ity co m a *. S ta ll to d a y and tra in y o u ra a lf to d«J eon ia ona thing l»a 11 *■ t Ilian o ilie r « N OU « an • • II In apnra tilt.« flit owgh tho In trrn u lm n a l « ot f eepoinl*NM • h rh o o le l l v t r V M * Utan r a p o r tr d i d v i l t i e t i i M l Inal year aa a ra «n ll o f ih alr I. C . H tra in in g 1 h * fira t atap th oea m an to o k w aa to m a rk and m ail Ihia cou pon M ik a y o u r «ta r t tha aam a w a y - r i g h t now ...... — n n i a a n o u t man a ■ I _ Psa Supports. At Ibis season tile question o f sup porta for |a-a vines ta a troublesome one with tunny gardeners. When It Is to Is- hud brush Is undoubtedly the la-st support, but with many brush < iilinot la- had and a substitute luus' i e use,| Poultry netting l*e.-oiiies Very ■ —— laitittâiUMMu lOMtiwotact »otMii lot 8 9 5 . I vmin h r ap lain fu lly ah«>oi y o u r I IteatrU al »« « t a a e r U g _ leekaalani I aalaeer log _ .M a t h a n lia l l l t a l l l a i ' c i a t i I fig iita a rln g ^ ’ MtatUaary k «g l* s * r t «g ^ M in in g I itgin ea i lug J «MT NI I I « I I NI . j «rek lieeta .a l Ih a filw f aura# in tha aub|a« t m arkaU Xi i l " t H IK IH Haleamanahlp Iwaiaperetal Law IM N Ikkl Pl*IXU M an. g ia p h y C ia ti Sarah a M. Halt Her » la* ài lOUUMILIta Nami AJJteu U c a r SF. P A R A T O » More Than Value Received TT Isn’t the amount paid for a 1 Creatn Separator that makes it profitable— it’s the returns re- i eived. One Separator may cost $'KUX>and another may cost $75.00; yet the chances are the $75.00 in vestment will he the cheaper one o f the two, by dointf more and better work, rcqiiirinrt less effort and less cost for up keep for each dollar spent. 1 ) O N ’T be content to use an old style machine year after year, simply because you have it. (¡nod dairy practice does not permit “ scrub” stock to eat their heads off,and fall I m -I o w a profitable m ilk yield, simply because they happen to li^-lonti to the herd. drmnndii a constant I HuHtsPst improvement In the mechani cal end o f the dairy as well us ninonA the stock "'ivit lno a c hance to show von liow the ( close «ihoroniihhred II.S., the W or life Recont skimming rresm «eparalot. will itivc you more than value received. KNOWLES & ORABMlt AGENTS Bill Prohibits Use ot Food 7000 Prisoners. Many Guns stuffs in Manufacture of and Several Villages Are Whiskey. Taken From Teutons. Waahlugtoii.— T h v aeuale went ou Felrogrsd - Several villages end record lu favor of a d ry " natlou dur mure thau 7UU0 men have been cap | Ing the war, so far a» whl»ky and lured by the Kuseiaoe west of Htanls other distilled beverages are concern lau. lu Galicia, the war o ffic e au ed T h e beer and wlue Industrie« uouur-ee Forty eight guns. Including would be leit undisturbed. 12 uf large size, aud uiauy machine Ill lieu of the aeetlou of the bouse <uus also were captured by the Hus bill tu prohibit Ibe manufacture of tlens i foodstuffs luto beverages of auy <J* Russian cavalry la pursuing the re I acrlptlou. the senate substituted by a I treating army aud has reached the vole of 4i to 37 a provision prohibiting l.ukva river, manufacture aud Importation of dls Already this branch of the Russian tilled beverages during the war aud offensive movement lias resulted lu added. Hi to 13. a further clause di a deep wedge being driven Into the recting the presideut to take over all Austro Germau line betweeu StauU distilled spirits lu government bonded lau aud Hallcx. southeast of i.em warehouses and pay for It on the basis berg It took the throwing lu of of cost plus 10 per cent. strong German reserves aud the T h e senate provision would limit launching of heavy counter attacks consumption 1» stor ks lu retailers even to slow up the rush of Korul bauds or withdrawn before the law luff's rueu Stocks of distilled j goes lulu effect. The strategic position lo this sec beverages lu bond ware estimated at tor la uow clearly tu fa vor o f the between 3MO.UOO.tlOO and 300,000, OUU Russians. T h e long established Teu gallons and the annual couaumptlou tonic Hue has beeu definitely broken at 130.000.000 gallons and tbe continuance of the Rosslau l It was necessary to recommit the pressure points to the probable ! great war revenue bill. It will be speedy fall of Hallcx, opening up the beld up until Ibe senate's prohibition way to l.euiberg along two first class ! law has been taken through the bouse railway Hues A dangerous salleut j If the house sanctions the law It will already has been created around Ha j be necessary to remodel the whole Itca. bill and substitute other forme of rev euue for the liquor taxes , GOVERNMENT IS IN CONTROL OF EXPORTS Washington. — Government control uf American exports, authorised lu a provision of the espionage act. was ! ordered put Into operstiou July lk by I President Wilson. < In a statement accompanying the j proclamation the president declared ( the government's policy will be, flret, to giv e consideration to American needs, next, to meet, aa far aa posit ble, the requirements of the allies, aud. lastly, to supply the neutral coun tries wherever practicable. T h e commodities named In the list put under control are coal. coke. fuel, oils, kerosene aud gasoline, food grains, flour and meat, fodder aud feeda. meats and fats, pig Irou. steel billets, ship pastes and structural shapes, scrap Irou aud scrap steel, ( ferro manganese, fertilizers, arms, ammunition and explosives. IDAHO GOVERNOR DEFIANT Chief Executive Telia Defense Council Troops Arc Not Needed Spokane. Wash -Governor Alexan der. of Idaho, aud the state defeuse council developed radical difference of opiuloti at tiie close of a warm executive seas'ou at t'oeur d Aleue. At the close of the sessiou the gov ernor announced he would open hit o ffice In t'oeur d Aleue and stay there " W e don't get along together very well, the council and I," the govern or told questioners as he left the room, from which noisy arguments had been cotniug for more than an hour. T h e difference betweeu the g o v e r nor ami the members of the council became acute when Alexander indi cated during the sessiou that the need was not for troops to handle the I. W. W. strikers in the lumber camps to much as it was for en forcement of the law by the regular Civil authorities National Guard to Be Drafted Aug. 6. Washington.— T h e last step neces sary to make the entire national guard available for duty iu France was taken by Fresldeut Wilaou with Ibe Issue of a proclamation drafttug the state troops Into the army o f the Uutled States ou August 5. Oregon, Washington and other states ta the northwest will go to I'alo Alto. t'al. NITED STATE A M . SENATE VOTES FOR RUSSIAN ADVANCE IN LIQUOR REGULATION GALICIA CONTINUES hot from the sun's rays and burns the tendrils. Alt old tennis net stretched T w o -Y ea r Term s Given Anarchist*. between posts along the rows o f |a-as New York.— Kniiiia Goldman and makes an excellent Hup|mrt. A gisal support c h i i la* made by using Alexander Rerkman. anarchist*, were stakes o f - by -4 Inch luaterlal, such as found guilty of conepiraey to obstruct natal for frames o f houses, though operation of the selective draft law I'gliter material will answer. The by a Jury In the federal court b«re stakes should la* six feet above the | and Judge Mayer imposed the maxi ground, sunk deep enough In the j mum penalty of two years tn th* ground to withstand ttie weight of the federal penitentiary and a flue o f plaids amt the pressure o f the wind Null six crosspieces on the uprights I1U.UUU upon each of the prisoners. eight Inches apart T w o or more o f tiles»* stakes will be required, according Oregon Troops Arrest 30. lo the length o f the rows. T w o will la* ; North Yakima. Wash — Oregon sillllelent for a row tw elve »«* ttfteen troops, who arrived here Monday to feet long When the stakes are set tie assist In dealing with the Industrial strong cord to the ends o f the cross W orkers of the World aituatlou. took pl»»ces. running tin* cord from post to post, t 'tit notches In tile croasplee**# to , charge of the luduairtal Workers of the World hall aud arrested 30 mem Indd the cords securely In place. bera of the organisation. Hellebore For Currant Worms. Hellebore must la* us»*d freely to tie story currant worms. It can la* tip piled dry or as a spray. For spraying one pound Is sufficient for tw enty gal Ions o f water Helb*bore quickly lose» Ifs poisonous properties and therefor* must lot freshly mixed and applied fra- quently. Price of W heat Not to ■ * Flxad. Washington.— Reports that the food administration will fix an arbitrary price of less than 13 a bushel to th* g r o w * r for the 1317 Amertcau wheat orop drew from Herbert H oover a Aenlni. GERMANY ON BRINK OF GREAT UPHEAVAL "N oth ingb u i HUDSON —H HUDSON O H.rr Harrison Co , Ssn Francos»— “ Many owner« o f Hudson Supar-sixcartuae Z m rolsnc. W s hear nothing but praus fur it.” LORD — Fihy-Aifrrbury Sale* t’« , Lus Angela» “ we w o m m e m i Taroltnc for the lubrication o f Ford cars.” M A X W E L L —J. C. Phelan, Frstno— “ ZrruUnt ia giving us tha bait o f Mtiafac- tion.” H U P M O B IL E YLnlay Auto Co., PvrrlinZ— “ we are convinced that Zerolana ia giving uniformly satisfactory results." ZERO LENE The Standard OU for Motor Endorsed by Leading Car - Distributors bfciuic th* record« o f thrir icrvic« depart ment« «how thAC ZeroUnr, cue racily rvhncd from California asphalt • ba«c crude, give« rie d lubrication leas wrar, more power, hi carbon depoMl. C H)ealen everywhere and at our For tractors, Zerolm e Hcary-cDuty it especially recommended T R E A S U R E R ' S S E M I A N N U A L F I N A N C I A L S T A T E M E N T OF C I T Y OF C 0 7 T A G E GROVE, O R , F R O M DEC. 31, 1916, TO J U N E 30, 1917, I N C L U S I V E GENERAL FUND Hultiiice December 31, 1916.... —...... ............. ............................$ 103.5*3 Received from county treasurer ( t a x e s ) . « .................... ........ 4,061.16 Received from recorder (fines aud licenses;.... ... .................. 122.50 Received from miscellaneous sources............................. ......... 1,329.03 F o ld warranta... * 4,212.13 I ’ aid interest ou warrants.............. ..... ............... .... ..... ....... 544.44 it;*lance J une 30, 1917«.__ ____ _____________ ___ ...__________ _ 959 62 Copenhagen.— A Herlln dispatch to the y remdenhlatt. of Hamburg, says ihe entire Clerical party In the Reichstag, with îuû exception of « 5,616.23 three members, voted to support Ibe staud taken by Maibtas K n b e r g e r . W ATER FUND Hulauce December 31, 1916.......... ......... ............ .......... ..... t 82.99 ihe Clerical leader, who made a sen satloual speech tn the secret seselou Received from reufx .............. ............ ....... ............................ . 4,361.77 l ’aid warranta__ ______ __________ _________________________ __ of the mala committee, altar-king the Faid interest ou watrautr.... ................... ...................... ......... admiralty aud pan Get mans as the Paid bond interest......... .... ....... ... ......... ..... ....... ....... ......... « _ Balance Juue 30, 1917........... ........................ ..... ...... .. ..... ..... great obstacles to peace and advocal tug peace without annexations or In $ 4,444.66 demuities and the introduction of a parliamentary form of government. 8KYVKB F U N D This action was taken, the dts Baiane** December .'il, l!*D».......................... ..... $ 704 t>U 406.08 patch says, under the presumption ............................. that Chancellor von Hetbmaiin Moll l'aiti boati interest Paid warrants................................................. weg would retire. Balance Juue 3U, 1917.................................. — — T h e Clerical party Is the largest In the relchstas Hitherto It has work * 1,110.6.9 IF I ed with the Conservatives in giving 1 LIB R A R Y FUND the government a majority Auy such i Kec*i\ei] trum county truii.-mrer ttaxesj. 203.02 I m ote as indicated by the foregoing l'ai«! warrant to Lib rary B o a r d ................ dispatch would amount to a political * ! overturn of the first magnitude. This 203.02 * dispatch hears out advices cabled STREET FUND from Berlin that unless all tmlica Balance street fund December 31, 1916.... ...... .... ..................$ .12 Hons failed, a momentous upheaval Balance bond issues “ A ” ami “ B Dee ember 31, 1916 . 374.29 was at band Balance bond issue " C ” December 31, 1916....................... 26.06 Balance bond issue * * D ' ' December 31, 1916........... 1,091.30 Balance bond issue ‘ ’ F ’ ' Deeemb«*r 31, 1916__________ 479.02 Balanee bond issue “ 1 " * December 31, 1916........... 477.75 Balauee bond issue “ G ” Deeember 31, 1916____ 99.29 A Fleet of 20 German Machines Bom Bulnnce North Douglas street December 31, 1916.... ......... 96.77 Received from county treasurer (t a x e s ; ......................... ...... 3,045.61 bardo tho City. Received from miscellaneous sources__ ____________________ 721.93 I.oudoh.— Th irty seven men. women Received from payments bond issues “ A ” and ' ‘ B ’ ’ ....... 555.97 aud cblldreu were killed and M l were Received from payments bond issue , , C ” ..... 130.40 wouuded when the fleet of 2U Ger Received from payments bond issue “ D ’ ’............................ 1,985.73 Received from payiueuts bond issue *‘ E ' ’............... 395.67 uiau aeroplanes bombarded Londou 457.94 Of tbe dead 3S were men. six wo Received from payment;; bond issue “ F ” ... Received from payments bond issue *‘ G ” ____ 358.17 meu aud three children T h e injured Received from paynn nts North Douglaa street................... 37.21 I I Included 74 men, 3U women and 37 Paid warrants............................................ ...................... .... ..... . Paid interest ou warrants_________________ __ ____...._________ children. The admiralty aunouuced three of i Paid bonds iasue " A " __ _____________________________________ Paid interest on bonds__ __________ __________ ____ ________ ___ the Gernteu raiders were brought Balance street fund June 30, 1917__ _____ ______ __________ ... down over the North sea and Lord Balance bond issues * * A " and “ B " June 30, 1917............. Freucb announced the destruction ot balance bond issue “ C ” June 30, 1917... another which was brought down at Balance bond issue • • D ” June 30f 1917______ Balance bond issue “ E " ’ June 30, 1917__ __________________ the mouth of the Thames river. Balanee boud issue “ F " ’ June 30, 1917......... Apparently profiting by their pool Balance bond issue *‘ G ” June 30, 1917.... atm iu previous raids, due to the great Balanee North Douglas street June 30, 1917.... ....... .......... . height at which the bombs were re 1 10,331.12 leased, the German air pirates flew « 5,616.23 $ 997.59 211.95 3,009.15 225.97 * 4,444 66 $ 376.34 7U5 01 $ 1,11069 $ 203.02 * 203.02 AEROPLANES RAID LONDON very low. They from the street. w ere plainly seen O U T S T A N D IN G $ 2,699.95 428.14 4,941.85 1,445.19 198.62 196.19 50.89 60.14 79.48 80.24 27.46 133.98 *10,331 12 W A R R A N T S . R E G I S T E R E D A N D N O T P A I D FOR WANT OF FUNDS Washington Dry Law in Danger. Uenernl fund.... ................................................... ........... .......... ........... ......... * 13,900.30 Water fund ....................... .............................. > 77 76 Street fund................. ................................. .............................................. 11.037.99 Olympia, Wash.— Washington's dry law is probably held up by refereu T o ta l...... ...... .......... ......... ............ ;..... ...................... ................ .... ....... ...... * 28,316.04 duui as tbe result of a superior court BO ND S O U T S T A N D I N G ruling that 330 signatures uot lu .............................................. .A 15,00000 eluded lu the petitions first filed Water, issue 1901. 5' , . . . Water, issue 19U4. 5', 20,000.00 must be couuted It is admitted that Water, issue 1910, 5*, lo o ....» 00 the original boue dry petitions lacked Sew er, i * mi .* 1904, 5 ', 15,000.00 only about 100 of legal sufficiency to I Funding, issue 1910, 651 Invoke a referendum aud the 33o ad T o ta l................... ............. ...... ............ ..... ..... ...... ........ ........ ............. ........ $180.000 00 dltloual names are regarded as * safe margin. BONDS O U T S T A N D I N G , IS S U E D U N D E R B A N C R O F T A F T Issue “ B " « ' / « - .......................................................................... .......................$ 1,963.13 Issue • • C ” H'/r................................................... 3,913.31 Poland's Freedom Planned. Issue • * D ' ' 6 '. 15,008.00 Waahlugtou. — Complete iudepend Issue • • E ' ' 6', B,644.00 ence for Poland and a wide degree ol Issue • ' F ' 6 ', 12, l l,s T I •elf government for Finland. Ukraine Issue •ti 'i'.'. 1,000.00 and other subsidiary nationalities ol T o ta l....... ......... .'......... .......... ....... ............ ....... .... ....... ............ ........ ........ $ 43,046.71 Russia, was said by Ambassador Uak metteff te be the object of the new I, Herbert Eakia. treasurer o f the city o f Cottage Grove, Oregon, do hereby Rusaiau goveruuieut. ce rtify that, to the best o f my know ledge and belief, the foregoing is a true ami correct statement o f the amounts received, pan) out, and remaining on Unud, in the treasury o f Cottage drove, Oregon, from statement rendered December 31, Irish H em s Rule Convention July 25 1916, to June 30, 1917, inclusive, -mil o f bonded and warrant indebtedness. Loudon.— Announcement was tuadt _______________________________________________ H E R B E R T E A K 1 N , City Treasurer In tho bouse of commons by Pretuiet Llo yd George that the convention which will try to settle the home rule for Ireland question will meet ou July II. Young Emperor of China Abdicates London.— A Reuter Limited dispatch from Peklt. announces that Hsun Tung the j o u n j emperor, hag ahdl csted . v* v ,, BEST FOR OREGONIANS D. M JOHN. MAMxae* roe eUQCNB hillamkttk OlfB. oisreicr
