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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, MAY II, 1911 daily booub ma coram rka renm Scientific Farming) m m m m w t t w w m m N in sowing clovin. m for tli hem-ril of other I wtll give my tnethod of growing rle- vrr. t have no (rouble getting It W W started, Utit of Into year It baa Hf been ao hot mid dry after grata Uf m m cut llmt It would be killed Uf lu tliat way, writes eorre- Ml spundent uf tii Iowa Home- HI Stead. It Wbo we an netting Clio seed K Ml bed ready fur aiuall (rata we 4 preire tba ground well Then we ww CJU grain, and la tbe IV aprlng when the weather la HI ) warm enough su the clover will IV i not kill tiy frerstug we aow the 4 aeed when tl nlglita are dark- (V 1V Ml In April. a4 did aa Ut yrar. IV J putting ene IiuhIk I of clover aeed 4 4 to atMMit eeveu ntN of ground. yj 1V Tb wealbcr belug favorable, Vf VI tba yiebl waa good, aud we cut IV 1V tweuly-elght big load of bay IV from tbta ground ami In the fall VI thro abed two bushel of need pet Vf aim We auwed the eeed aiiMMg U VT rye hat year, but I think wheat or oata would t Jut aa good. VI PEACH SCAB CONTROL Oiaeaee May V Overaema by Prepae Treatment Wltb Sprayer FrMtf4 by I'nMra ttiula departnwnl agriculture I Tlie H-arb eab. which at uue time aerloualy uieuaced Iba commercial attc a uf m-ui li orchard eaat of tlx Kooky luuiintnlua. rail bti occefully controlled at a email nt ly (praying. The aprnyliifc for -ab may be coin blued advaiiiaueoualy with trcattueul for otber dlM-BM-n. nu ll a brown ml and luaect -at audi aa tbv plum cur rullo. If I lila ibm l adopted tlia fed' lowing apruyilig- lutluli" l autfijealed ' Karly VarlcfU-a --The early varletu-. audi aa the tiri-oii-b ri, I'nriiiiii, lllley nd ihoae wild liiillr rliwnlug peri ods, nlioulil be spray i d na follow: (1) Willi arsenate f lead mid lluie about teu duy after llio petals fall. (2 1 Wllb arM-iiuU- uf IimiI and aelf boiled lime niilpliur or llnvly divided weltalilu Milpluir uIhiiii a immlU after the pctnla full. (Hi With finely dH'lilnl nellalile all I pbur or aelf boiled lliiiiaulpbur thn-e to four weeka Iwfiin- the fruit lieiia. A FAiai.Y TVrioxL riAcu uaciuab. but not leaa than four weeka before barveat If aeir boiled lliuo aulphur U Until. Ulo Varlvtlea. Tho Snlway, lleatb. llllyeu and variolic" with alinllar rlKn Ing ierloda ahould bo treated aa mid eaiiou varletlea, with tbe addition of au application of tho fungicide alone about a month after the aecond treat ment. The following roncciitrallona of apray preparatloua are recommended: Arae nale of lead paale, ouu and one-half pouiida (powder, throe-fourtha pound) In fifty galloua; aloua lime, two to three pomtda In fifty gallon"; aolf boil ed lline-aulphur, eight pound a of lime and eight pouuda of flour nf aulphur lu fifty gnllona, and finely dlrlded wot-1 inuie aiiipnur, nve pnuiiaa in nny gai loua lu the caaa of the panto (upproxl malely 60 per cent aulpliuri uaml In the foregoing expeiimeuta. Coat af Renovating Oroharda. f Flgurra from two alnlo collego dam onaliatloii oi'vtiuriU allow coata of fO.lKM and ll.Wfl per trea reapectlvely for renovating old orchard". Thcaa flgurea rnpivaont not only the mat of on dormant anray for aoalo, but In ad dition three immnor apiayi whkb con trolled tnaecta and fiingoua dlaeaiea They Inoluda ulao piiiuliig and fortllU-lug-two (tenia aa Important in neg lected orvharda aa tba entire aprajlng piiiKi'iiin. Theao flgurea Will boar In veKllKiilloti by aouie who pay big an ma In pnifeNNlonal apray innii for a "Ingle Npi-nyliig, Bordeaux For Polatoea. The tieiirvn iN, V.) experlnipiit ata t ton Iihn ahown Hint liiiritniiix Unn lit) IKfrtiint ipray for pulnloea. Thnatnllon aulhorlllea clnlin It prevvulM Hp hnni piiiloiiu the life of Hip plitntx in id help i to Int-rtaaa tba yield In dry aeaaona. wblla lu wat aeaaona tba protection agaluet lata bllgbt may reault In marked Value. Yarding the Cbloke. Try keeping your youngatera lu email floika; tbey will do morb better tban If kept lu .large flwka. Alao, do not at tempt to keep chlcka of different ages In the aame coopg, the need a of ooe are not tbe needa of the otber. It la alao bad ixitlcy to keep half matured birVa with fully matured POTATO CULTIVATION. ama Land Should Not Ba Uaed Often ee Than Onee In Three Ytara. I'otalnea are commonly prowii In thla tula on fartna wliere bay cmpa. corn and root rropa are produced In a bun dance, eaye J. (J, Mil ward. Wbtttiualn College of Agriculture. Aa a rile, el tber dalr)Ui or noma otber form of the live el'x k Imliialry la practiced on theee faruia aa well. I'olatoea abould not be rained ou tbe aauiu laml more frequently Ihau one yt-ur lu three, and In aouie caaea one year lu four U piereiulile On the farm ayaii-tu uiviitlnued thla Mtatlon la eakJIy pltit ldcd. t'ndt-r tlicne ayalema uf farming blgli grade fi-vda are aupplled to the live atoilt, ibua uiaklnu valuable manure avullaldn for an fertility. Thla eouivr f fertility la one of Hie foundation" for ikvr In i-ominerclnl Hitato growing Many atieceaNful grower on the bet ter kluda of aoll plow under the aecond crop of clover In ibt full. In addition an iippllcnllon of arable manure la made liefmv plowlm;. Willi tbla plan the iluu-r 4K and vtnll( mnnilre partly i1m-,iiiihh4 diirliig the winter, and lu Hie spring Ihl fiod cuu be thoroughly tilterlui end titled by the uae of dU! uud harrow Jimt prevlou to lbllllllg. On Hie light aainly'ftill of Wlwnuabi inliy g:iiiver prefer to pnntpoiie-pKiw nud flttlutf tlie'liiiid until tbe ap pra'li of the imtulo plaulliig aeavoi In Willie cnaea u givl growth of clover Inia Hturted at llila time, nod 'to till' Mulili iiKiutirc l niilel In a compiiru thely fieali 1 n.Klllinii. luteimlve Ut tin-: U given I lie Immediately he fore inntlng. Thorough venttlatloti nud 11 gotl ecd IhM nre eeutlal t U lu'll 'V cllip of pi'lllliH-a. I'.i.l'i of thckr melliiHla liuve provel am rei-nful In Wlaroli In. And the appll i nllon of uinuure mrlca ua to lime In the aame uinnuer. In uny eeut prnc tleal grower" find Hint the tutciixlve Qtllng of the laud Just before pUiutlui; I more Importnnt thai) Hit- aole o,upn Hon of fall ur iprlng plowing. WINTER KILLED WHEAT. Ceuroe Per the Parmer to Puraua When Damage la Entanalve. neKrta from different aourcea indi cate that there la aome winter killing of winter wheat lu many eectlone of Kentucky, Tenneaare, Illlnola, Indiana, Ohio, Mlaeourl, Oklahoma, Kanaaa and Teiaa, although whether the extent of tbe damage la more than tbe average I uncertain. Where there ha been winter kllllug the qneatlon arlae aa to the let courae for the farmer to puraue. The follow ing procedure la recommended by tbe cereal apeclallata of the I'nlted Statea deportment of agriculture: If the crop la not more than half kill ed It may be ndvlauhte to let It grow and depend upou natural atoollng or tillering of the remaining plante to produce a crop. Even tlclda In which majority of tho plnula have been kill ed tuny give a proiltable yield. In otb er field tho aland inny be ao thin that It la not udvtaable lo leond upon tbe few aurvlvlug plant" for a crop, while lu atlll otber caca all the planta may be killed. Tho giutttlon la, then, wheth er or not to aow aprlng wheat either with or without plowing. If the farm er la In a locality where be knows aprlng wheat la aouietlmea grown and be cao get good aeed of an adapted variety It may be well for blm to aow tbla. The aeed can be aown aoinetluiea In the winter wheat field without plow ing, thua adding to the planta of winter wheat that remain. However, if the wluter wheat la almoat or entirely kill ed the laud ahould be at leaat dlaked or perbapa plowed before ami lug. Heeding of aprlng wbeat at all la rev. ommended only for tbe northern part of the winter wheat belt Therefore aprlng wheat ahould not be eown in Mlaaourl, Kentucky, Tennveeee, Weat Virginia or Maryland, or anywhere farther aoutb, and paobably not lu any portion of Illlnola, Indiana, Ohio or Pennaylvaula. Other crnpe probably would be hotter In tbeae at a lea. Where whiter wheat la killed and aprlng wheat aeedlng la not advlanblo corn would uminll.v be the crop to be planted, though aoy beana. ixitatoca or audi email gniln crop aa hurley or ont may be given preference, deietid lug inn tbe lovilly 11ml 011 the poxl lilllly of procuring good reed nud the pi'oporlloiuil ret 11 111 pel' ni'ie Hint limy he obtained by imliig tlicxe eVopx. Kngravod culling oanli 100 cmda ind' plnte, In script, $1,50; If plnte fui-nl'alied,1 100 rarda for II. 0PEIII1IG THE BIBLE When the President Takes the Oath of Office. - NO PLACE FIXED IN ADVANCE. The Paaaage ef Beripture Upon Which the'chlef laeoutlve Preoeee Hie Llpe le Intlrely a Matter ef Chanoe The Bible After the Ceremony. f Tbe president before be entera on tbe elocution of bla office takee an oatb or affirmation that be "will faith fully eiecute tbe ofllre of prealdent of the Culled rliatee and will, to tbe beet of my ability, preaerye, protect and defend tbe cooatitutlou of tbe United Statea," and tbla oatb la ueually orat ed or conllrmed by the kbwlng of tbe Bible. Tbe klaaing of tbe Illble aa part of the Inaugural ceremony la perbapa fol lowing a very ancleut cuatom. Tbe EgyptUna were required to kUa tbe roll on wblcb tbe commando of Joaeph were written. Tbe cuatom reulree that Immediate ly after tbe prealdent elect baa taken tbe oatb, wltb band on tbe Bible; tbe clerk of tbe United Btatea aupreme court aball throw open tbe book, and tbe Incoming chief maglatrate aball Im plant klea on one of lie open page. Doubting Tbomaeee bare alway thought that there waa no element of chance In tbla iierformance and that tbe paaaage of Hcripture la aiwaya carefully aelected ui advance, and tbe book la held by tbe clerk of tbe court In poaltlon ao that tbe Incoming cblef wtll klea tbe paaaage that It la Intend ed be aball kUa, but tbla auppoaltion I entirely wrong. Jamea D. Maber, clerk of tbe au preme court, a Id tbut tbe opening of tbe book la entirety "baphatard" and that no man on earth haa the "lightest Intimation In advance regarding tbe paaaage of Hcrlpture that will be tbu brought Into notice. Uaually tho llldle that la uaed In ad nilmVu-riug tbe oatb I bought by tbe clerk of the aupreme court and paid for out of IiIh pocket and 1 a imull Oxford edition coating f 10 to f 13. Tbe late Jamea II. McKlnney. for many year clerk of Ibe aupreme court, once old, "Yon aee, emigres expend mon ey only by appropriation, and if we wero to wait for cougreaa to appro priate tho price of tbe book we might never get a Bible on time." There have been exceptlone, bow ever, when tbo Bible came from oth er oource. For luvtance, when Jamea A. Uarfleld waa Inaugurated March 4, 1SS1. be carried In hi oven-oat pocket to tbe capltol a well worn, leather bound volume which bad beeu pre aeuted to blui by Ilia mother. Tba book waa taken from the White Uouse and In a few year found It way to the etnll of a bookseller lu 8a u Fran cisco, How It got there haa never beeu known, nor la It likely it ever will be. A few years ago it waa of fered for wile at a very high price. Cheater A. Arthur took the oalb of ofllro just after midnight at bla borne In New York city Sept. SO. 1881. Tbe Blbio used waa one belonging to tbe then chief Justice of the atnto of New York. It Is cherished by the judge' family aa an bclrloom. Ou Much 4. ISM. when Grover Cleveland waa Inaugurated president for the first time, he. like Garfield, kissed the Holy Hook which was given to blm by bla mother.. It waa a small volume, bound In red leather, and wa presented to blm many years before. The book la now lu tbe possession of Mr. Clevcland'a married alster at To- Fill In Picture A OF i-oui-i, children, you tuapected what you'd get In your laat picture;' when we told you Hint tho bird made a great teaat and that It waa tbe name of u country at war. Turkey, Surel Sharpen your aoft pencil, begin at So. 1 and you'll get n bird that la noted for Ita wladom. It ta sacred In hletory und legend, la Tmind la many place and haa funny looking ayea, It Uvea en Held mire and reptile, Klnlali nut the picture and aee what you hare. GIM CI1UNQ (liliw Herb 8Ue Herb cure for earache, headache, catarrh, diphtheria, aore tbroat, lung trouble, kidney trouble, atom ach trouble, heart trouble, chllla and fever, cram pa, cougha, poor circula tion, carbuncle, tumor, caked breaat, cure all klnda of goiter. NO OPERATION. Medford, Oregon, Jan. 18. 1917 TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Thla la to certify that I, tbe un dersigned, bad very aevere atomacb trouble and bad been bothered for aeveral year and laat Auguat waa not expected to live, and hearing of Qlm Chung (wboae Herb Store la at 141 8outh Front atreet In Medford) I de elded to get herba for my atomacb trouble, and I atarted to feeling bet ter as aoon a I uaed tbem, and today am a well man and can heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted aa I waa to aee Glm Chung and try hla Herba. (Signed) W. R. JOHNSON. Witness: M. A, Anderson, Medford. S. 11. Holmea, Kagle Point. Fn nk Lewis, Eagle Point. Wm Lewis, Eagle Point. W. L,. Cbildreth, Eagle Point. C. E. Moore, Eagle Point. J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point Geo. B. Voa de Hellen, F.nt I'olnt Thoa. E. Nicbola. Eagle Point. John 8. Ortb, Medford ledo, 0. Tbe Bible upon which be took tbe oatb In 1893, eight year biter when be became president the aecond time, waa one preaented by hi beau tiful wife, and aba became It poa eeaaor. When Beujainui Harrison waa made prealdent March 4. 18A0, tbe Bible used waa one that bla wife bad given blm on tbe day of their marriage In Ox ford. O., where Prealdent Harrison lent hi school dnya. Tbe Harrison Bible is owned by Sir. James It. Mc Kee, tbe daughter of ei-Pnuldent Har rlsou. President McKluley used a Illble that bad been presented to blm by tbe negro bbibopa of the country. It wo the biggest Bible ever seen at tut clerk's office, aud Clerk McKlnney lu relutlng tbe Incident wild: "Tbe day before the Inauguration one of tbe I'lahoim called ut my office with tbe Illble. It waa a huge utTalr of the type known aa family Bible. It rested In an ornate box lined with purple vel vet and ornamented wltb gold. The box waa fuvtened by lock and key. When I realized that It would be my lot to eg rrj' that Iiiii- t'.lblc from tbe aeuatc chamber clear out lo the front of the capltol my knee grew weak and I could not rcfrtilu from asking the bishop Jokingly where Ibe wheel barrow waa that should go with It" The Invariable custom I that on the I day following Ihe limuvoratlon the clerk or tlie conn take me liioie to tbe While House and presents It to tbe first lady of the laud aa keep sake. Exchange. A classified ad brlnga results. TDCB CARD The California and Oregon Coast Railroad Company Effective December 5. 19H Tueadaya, Thursdays, Saturday Train 1 It. Grant Pass.. 10.00 a. m. Train 2 iv. Watera Creek 1.00 p. m. All train leave Granta Pasa from the corner of O and Eighth atreeta, oppoalte the Southern Pacific depot. For all Information regarding freight and passenger aervlee call at the office of the company. Public Ser vice building, or phone - 1S1 tor same. Puzzle No. 18 Classified Advertising ,A" rarncumi 1 ANGEL CAKES aupplled la any , Q CLEMian, M n r quantlt, on abort notice, .0. Mcb. 1)ml toL. of t!. PboneltlKI. ,tf FOR SALE Bhlre etaj lions, cbam- Office boon Ml, 1-4, or os atv- ploa stock, bred right; none setter potatmea. Office phone, fl; reaaV- at any price. Will consider trade. dene phone Kt-J. Addreaa Morria Kooa, Junction - . n .. ty, Oregon. SI IJDGHJUDGIB, M . TUnUm and aargeon. City or country ceJli FOR SALE Stock ranch, 4 4 mllea attended day or Might It Ml ileal it from Lei and, 30 acrea clover, phono til; office pboM ill. grain, fruit and berriea, water for sixth ad H. Tata Building. irrigation, excellent outside range, - 35 bead cattle, mule team, wagon. P' TaDAX D- barneaa and other too la. Good Fhoeiea: Office 111; raaV bulldloga, three-quarter mile to dene - good achool. Give terma. For par- onm CovltT1 attended to. tlculara write owner. O. E. Strong. LnB4tBr BoUAlB- Leland, Oregon. 13 DR. ED. BTWATEK Spedailat est PETALUMA HATCHERY Eatab- d tom llshed 1902. Can ablp day old , alae aHtaaL Office hoafK chick to poinU reached In three to II a. I to 8 p. ga. PhooMO daya. Five varletlea. We chal- 0e SI0-J; lenge tbe ben. Free circular. L. cninl4t Bldg. OranU Pane, Ore. W. Clark, Petaluma, Calif. 67 A. A. WTTHAM, M. D., Pbraldaa aaag FOR SALE Single cylinder Harley- nrgeoB- Office: HU Bldg cM Davidson motorcycle In perfect 8tetb ad 1 "treeta. PkoaMa: Oflt condition, at a moat reasonable ut- wnldeneo itt-3. Bonn: , price. Inquire of Lester Calhoun. m. to 4 p. ga. OranU Paaa. 56 DESTaVM FOR 8ALE Team of light boraee, B. C. MACT, D. M. D. VVst-caaaa buggy and barneaa at a bargain. dentiatxy. 101 M SoaU Btgtk Can be seen at 894 North 10th etreet, Graata Paaa, Oregoa. atreet Phone 2S2-R. 53 - FOR SALE Light agate cutting out- MTIQBkB fit, complete, Including 130 h. p. H. D. NORTON, Attorney a aw motor. $20. j Eclua Pollock, S02 A Praetico ta all State and Federal atreet, Granta Paaa. 63 Courta. Itrat National Bank Btfg. A. R."oBCLL CALF iReglatered OOLVIO ft WILLIAMS AttomeTB Holstein. Dam recently made A. at-Law Granta Paaa Banking Oo. R. O. record of 10 ponnda butter Bldg. Granta Paaa, Ore. from 280 pounds milk, aeven daya E. 8. VAN DTKE, Attorney Practkoo wltb first calf. F. R. Steel, Win- to artL nTtt NaUoDti Bank ona Ranch, Granta Paaa, R. F. D. Building. No. 1. 52tf EDWARD H. RICHARD. Attoraey- FX)R SALE CHEAP Good team, n-Lw. Office Haaonle Temple harness and wagon. Team weigba Granta Paaa, Ore. 2400 pounds. H. M. Bradford, phone S43-L. 57 W' T- nOmSR, Attorney-at-Law. County attorney for Joaepala ' TO RENT County. Office: ScnaUhora Bldg. LulTleTne rtrcll" O.'s. BLANCHARD, Attorney-at-Lnv in'Dr ' OranU Paaa Banking Co. Phone 270. Granta Paaa, Ore. FOR RENT 3-room house and fine . T-,VM 771 : TV garden .pot on river bank. 4 (XEMENTS-Attorneyt-Uw block, from Sixth atreet, at 4 Pr"Uee ta per month. In,ulre at Chaa. Mor- O0B "4 ,m rlson'a grocery. 603 South Sixth QoMl Rnl ,tor- atreet. lltf BLANCHARD ft BLANCHARD, At- nin .,,v, ,x,u ; . torneya, Albert block, phone 2IW. OLD HAMLIN RANCH for rent pr,cUc, ta M c Iud Near city. O. S. Blanchard. 47tf attorneyg. roRRENT Nicely furnished cot- Dixx)IuTOIlf AND PAINTERS tage, cloae In. Inquire at 055 North Fifth atreet. 53 PAPER-HANGING, graining, palni- Ing. For tho beat work at leweat WANTED price., phone 216-J. C. Q. Plant, Inquire J. T. Gilmore, labor agent, Granta Pass. 72 LOST LOST White aow weighing about 100 pounds. Will pig aoon. Es caped from pen Sunday evening. Finder please notify A. Morris. Merlin road, or Cbaa. Morris, phone 600-R-3. 56 REWARD Suitable reward will be given for return of keys taken from post office box Sunday after noon, May 6. No questiona asked. Returrfto No. 909, Courier. 53 LOST $5.00 gold pin lost Friday nlKht on South Fifth atreet. Mra. Ona McCurdy. 907 South Fifth Street. 53 MiaCELLANEOl'S WHITE CLEANER for cloth, nubuck and kid shoea; easily applied and satisfactory; 25 cleans for 25 cents. W. M. Hayea, 111 South Sixth street. 63 SEWING AND CUTTING SCHOOL Bring your own dresses, suits or coata while learning. Taught by lateat method. LaTrell ft Wheeler, corner Sixth and D atreet. Phone 120-R. 67 MONEY TO LOAN MONEY TO IX)AN Several thou sand dollars on Improved farm landa or business property In tba city. V. A. Clement.. 54 TAXI SERVICE AUTO SERVICE P. J. Houser, phone Mocha rentuurint, l.U-R or residence 350-J. Courtry trip. specialty. 74 1 REGISTRATION It you did not vote at the pri mary or general election In 1916, yon have until 6 o'clock, p. m Saturday, May 19, 1917. In which to reglater tor the special election, June 4, 1917. E. L. COBURN. 5T , County Clerk. A classified ad bring, results. VETERINARY SURGEON DR. R. J. BB8TUL, TeterinarlMs, Office In Wlnetrout Impleent Bldg. Phone 113-J Keeideaaw Phone 305-R. MINES AND MINING MINING PROPERTIES WANTED We have buyer (or developed ant partly dereloped mining proper tlea consisting of gold, allver, eop per, tungsten, manganese, molyb denum, lead, clnnlbar, tine, troa and coal mines. Munaon-Lac -apelle Co., 301 Alaska Bldg., Se attle, Wash. II DRATAGE AND TRANSFER COMMERCIAL TRANSFER CO. All klnda ot drayage and transfer work carefully and promptly done. Phone Ul-J. Stand at freight depot. A. Shade, Prop. F. G. ISUA1I, drayage and transfer. Sates, pianos and furniture moroi, packed, shipped and stored. Phone fXirk ft Botman, No. 60. Reat toneo phone 114-R. .Hat WORLD MOVES; so de we. Bunch Bros. Transfer Co. Phono 197-tt. MUSICAL INSTRUCTION J. 8. MACMURRAT, teacher of votoe culture and singing. Laaaons gteen at home of pupil if requested. Ad dross 111 Leo street 51tf ASSAYER8 1 E. R. CROUCH Assayer, cbemlat, metallurgist. Rooms 201-203 Pad dock Building, Grants Pass. ABSTRACTS HOvYkllOUT that ttUeTTfnbrrn from Grants Pass Abstract Co. will answer tne question. ' Better be sure before Investing. Offices Al bert Bldg. Opposite PoitoBce. 10 IS "SAFETY FIRST" when dealing In land titles, your motto? Pro tect yourself wltb an abstract made by the Josephine County Ab stract company. Get our prices. Masenlo Temple. , ; ' II I