Cottage Grove leader., July 15, 1905, Image 4

J
TO
,01EN BARTELS’ CITY MEAT m ARKI
< I T f .U lE O ltO V K , OREGON
Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
SAN JOSE SCALE
A l*«*MC of (lie Firm CIn«» and lio n
Io I I k lit It.
By I»r JOHN It. SMITH. New Jersey ex­
periment station.
The San Josu scale* infosU nearly ev- j
cry shrub und tree ordinarily grown in
tho garden, although it is not equally
tit »ti’Uctive on all. It seldom occurs on
blackberries aud raspberries so us to
be injurious. On all fruit trees except j
cherry and quince it is d< t.u<
i
w j,,?.-. I-* passed in the half,
grown condition, covered by a Mack
Cn
XV.
To prepare the
vcnieutly and tn a
tions of the ingi
made. Secure fout
least fifty gal ions
the barrel wbUU D
spray pump.
I*la
*od fre
and slate tlie lime
.¡,,,v|v
i
SMOKED
C ¡ ¡ o ic
UlJ
MEATS
:
I
a :- n
m :- : i o n
A
:
SPECIALTY
:
1
P lt tiw v
tu k s d a y a n d
Phono Main 8e
“atTou^iJ - H - B A R T E L S. Proprietor
v
*v
ITU lutilo,
tir tin- U
thoroughly sìaki-i!
lo flit tin- barivi
thorough .y œ.xoi)
fore It U lin'd,
pound« o f 1. no to
-V w
Grove
& k
I'll T ft'c
and too
i fp c k n y <
plies the current.
Y ou
press the button und your
litfht shines.
Tin
n
Wl
o
R H T
AY
ESi
cl
■' s. pmviii.il
¡le felin i'’"
SAN JO SE M A L L
(Seen under a lens, much enlur^ a.J
scale. In spring growth is rc.-utn 1. At
almost any time after uikNimu . i
infeste<l tree will show moving i.n\.
the almost snow white re.-out .*••« -
every stage from that point tlu ngii
gray to a black scale.
Reproduction continues thru . :ii
the summer, and a single pair. ■.........
in June, may become the mu . •
over a thousand million examples i
fore the season closes. Reprodut lion i
usually most active in S ; a .
throughout tliat month larva <*« ■
abundance on infested tre
It
season at which spread is m od ■ . .1
The crawling larva«* g»-t up
thing, Including the back o ! •
the feet of birds, and . re - t. .
slderublc dto in< <• An
tacks so many <1. t . ..
plants, tlutt lir m l; s i bm
n >
that lias no natural en> mh i <
la real ch«*«*k is of < ou -«• a ;
first class, and so all
found It.
Tw o sorts of camp :ig 1 cua
ri* «1 on • p
*f tin
•cries, clhtN*tetl at t!n• lar\; • and .
u w
winter campaign. direct«»«! ag.m -•
j
r reí
hllici uatiug forms. None of III • • .
uary summer mixtures k ILs all
i.
of the settle without cudaii
i!>g .a*
guitón
rt of !
foliage. la rv a e may Is* killed 1 . d
bordeaux ml
luted oil emulsious or by soap tula
Hires-say for whale oil soap one
A TM O S P H E R IC N ITR O G E N .
pound In two or three gallons of water,
depending upon the kind o f plant, or I n o r a l f t t lo n 1« \ o t n l*nuitt*ca F o r
the oils in a or even a 10 per cent i’.i
A l l S o il E v i l s .
I ;; ’ ;
lutiou, according to the manner in
Tbi* only dir« el ion in which soli Inoc­
viiicn It Is ¡»Ut on «tut! the pi.ml on ulation has been rtt&£cr**l more or less ] the
with
which it Is to bo used. In any case the practicable Is the inoculation \»!*h cul­
application will kiil ouly crawling hr.
tures o f various tubercle bacteria.
Km h Inoculation can therefore be ap­
plied to legumes, and legumes only.
were
By so doiug we in a;, make possible the
formation of tubercles, and therefore
the
th.* llxai'on of uitrogcu by leguminous
crops iu such soils where the proper
bacteria are naturally absent.
Hut it should also b
that In inost sc>fls Ilio1 failure o f legumt-
noua er« >ps to grow r Ffiiti sf; utorllj- U
due
to tin e » abseiu e o be proper
soil bncteri.-i. tiut to pv
1 unfnvor
able anil com]Utlons, to a bs< puce of u
MtuU ieut amount oi 111
>f a sutil-
i.N fa
tient aunMint <>f him ills
ol' sulBi-teut
it c«ai!
norm Sou. The inocnlaffou of such soils
"•fi-E
h.tririk
with«
previ« JII3 Ini1»‘ 0VC ut would
lie a was te of effort iimi
Tlu»re Is airip le ji istlf at!*oo, there
fore, to 1 Litter here a w:inaiaiff against
ml set>nceiptiun and un i a;ftliTable ex
I cotation. lgi i ora net» iu ti)iSi «im vt'on
wiil 1jc o:Cploit n I. as igni>n •c in other
K A N J O S E B C A I. E .
[On a I w I jt . natural si/.«
(Tiret?
h:i Uceu ox ¡
rmc
Luprouerl • i
vae aud very recent sets Application* temp
; ,-s of
It ha«'lerl'i r i-
must, therefore be renewed f -dio : In To -:
intervals throughout tin sumn • * t >
1.«
i silts
inoculate j
obtain n really i fi\*otivc result.
|t'L,l,
his
1 ;*!»!«*;, '»er that it ii b not yet |
This sort of work is feasible in g;t
pr
»
•
le
to
!Inoculate
i
wheat
or
deus that are under eunsiam • q rt i
or m«dons. amI, while It U
Pel-«»
slon. ami hi such places tin* Ins» t •
Ell tO
culate it fc r alfalfa or tv «1 L in k
be aliiiost completely ck»an *«l out In \ prat
\ he sli3Uki . i finiti;
single am soli. Tho new forms of pe
dl facts be fo r co
tmkMiin made soluble In water w I !• Inf«.
for«»
locnlntíon.— ¡ th»r.
iiioat offectUe aids In this son of «
Mes:
paign.
. iï L Y UTS-*
sick Head-
L'hoy never •
; ■
: by
> ♦ «
I ho Modem
i. E x p o s itio n
or U
4
-
.
Ÿ
V-
i ic*
B
• ve tü T i.rtlucd .t Uc
'or 30 day«, b u t noi
. 31 Ht, 1905.
a l m
is 3 S p e c ific ,
Stiro to G iv e S a t is fa c t io n .
p!VC3 RKLI£F AT ONCE.
ròte* t •? the
i i ...br:n;< . It cares Catarrh and
■' away a C id i *. tho Hoad quickly.
• • the i
i <.f n • r nml Hrgrfi.
y } ,J '\"f
Coatti ns no injurions drugs,
iato tiio nostrils and absorbed.
fare for tho rou n d trip Rood
lays, (m u st travel together
ticket both w ays)
A 10
• . 'd «— i*
;t Dreg ;isU or Lv
fo r tL
same «
1 he L ead er o ffk v is prepared to
turn out the v e ry h ig h est Gss of
no within
v r ; irn ,'cial
jo b
yrin tii.fi.
We
$4.40.
•
ïti ran tec satisfaction.
cd. 1Mb, an
Imperial Hotel
«lr(*,OB
H vadqi¡arter.s for conu aer-
cinl
an d
m in in g
men.
nin
tin
American and European Plan
,r
Special rates to fam ilies.
O n e b lo c k from S .P . D epot
It I ' \ s n V \ it j. y g * ff j ' g
Codage Grove HOTEL
rn Or
M
LIIOM PSON*.
d. p« r
ma
: (J. t
S. K K ii Cl)
Si
' eff.*et A p ril 2d, IW5.
I I Tue.-lay \V. bou od
«I .-v»it o u ly
TH
■1
B r U fh :
Daily *£x-
* d ro ve *.
«M ea .
..| »-7
11:1U«
I'J .f »
10: H
10
10:39j
10:: S)
7 H»
t ir r ia
<¿or»!«j
77«)
bu«
A .o e x .
C il
.
J VJl
W .SV
10:JO|
ani
9 :*» 1
g li I
r P o in t .
E r i u g e . .. . .{1060 i 9 : Ì5
' ci
..! t ü i
L I«) ;•
.
’/ I J-
io
• Id
. trt
« M
IÄ I
« l7
.:14
l-'O
(J73
l:A>
i A
« il
1:0»
j >*|¿ ü iilO C .
íorwsrdod oaij st ttM
snipper «atie.m-dgiit*o.
V (: i
a f» ,- th »
n rriv -» t « f
•" -ii - ■
.i-iti Friday*
Drsteo. ltotundD< ou T«M^
Will b
A n
phlox
o f bio
plant.
r»nk.
center
I
1
I
1
-S, 50 V.’«irren St., New York
C lt T P a .
It Is mu« li easier, to say nothing c
iH’hig more humane, to deb an « .¿hr -
when they nr<* young, pi .« tl»:* w’
from three t«> four days old. Flip th«-
hair away from the butt«»u, take
stick of caustic potash wrapped I
some material to protect tic IVv
moisten ou«* «ant with water ai«l
gently over the button until tlu* ki
becomes slightly raw and smarts a
tie. In n f«*w days a scab w ill f«>.
which will soon disappear, ami, if ’
work Is prop«*rly done, will lenxe th.
calf without horns. One app -.it • ..
nsftally enough, but In can* th
•tart again the application «-an In* •
pen ted. fa re ihoukl he taken tbs
none of the caustic potash mas dow
over the hair to Injure the •
skin. In ease th*» horns break tin« ig
the sktn bef«>re the caustic Is applU J 1:
will probably l»e necessar> t * u-e »
knife to cut off th«» button, after wld ’
a little cau%ti«' potash can hi» mbl* 1
over the exposed surface.
■■
o>&vs
,
L d V.ycttô,
/. DeWItt »
work. Alt'
and make ;
5?,
Ilr h o r n liiu
COTTAGE GROVE, ORB
■ I v E N
M'i jg ;i«i viuurdayt
• 'vi.t :: *i b« rö«eivedat the O.
•or
A o
p m
To
i; i* « r s
. fret Ai ■ •: be
: -;1 » V e Uœu lo ornili ol U
*,
A . II. W O O D . M a n a g e r
■■ "RIVAL Ato DCPAATtRE OF (. F TRAINS.
I
fitsrta Cc i4n f n t t o i
i-btumtAc/.
on m-»
N 'U T I I It , 1 , , ,
0 5 < N i''I«
J
*1^ p m -
A.oi».ia.
M I T , 3 t.C N *
Ito. II........ **> p.m
* x l | hn. , 'J S l b
\