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FRUIT TREE ENEMY.
Called Pr Thrlps, but May Feed or
Work en Othtr Plants,
A. recent surprise to entomologists Is
the (hiding of pear thrlps In New York
state, says a bulletin or the suite ngn
cultural experiment station. ThU in
ject tins been present in California tn
destructive numbers for several years,
but It was unidentified tn the east until
the spring or Mill.
In 1010. when the loss from the
thrlpn was create!, penr growers In
the region nbuut Germantown, N. V.,
found their Klcffer crops reduced from
one-third to nine-tenths or even mora
The mature thrlps U very minute
Insect, only one-twentieth of an Inch
lone. It Is dark brown tn color, ap
pearing almost black on casual view.
and bears four peculiar long, narrow.
feathery wings, which gave the thrtps
Its old name, "frlncc wines." The
wings are simple, and each constats
tntrely of n single strong rib bordered
by closely set long hairs.
These adults come from resting cells
In the soil, where they have spent the
winter. The date of emergence varies
with the season, but Is apparently
timed to precede by a few days the
welling and opening of the pear buds.
While commonly called pear" thrlps.
this pest may fetid or work on quite n
range of plants. It was found In New
York during 1011 on apple, apricot,
cherry, pench. plum and quince as well
ns on penr. and In Cnllfoniln It nlo
attacks almond, flg. grape and Kngllh
walnut. If It become established In
the east It may have to te fought on
the above fruits and probably others.
As a sucking bisect the thrlps can
not be reached by Interim! poisons, but
must bo destroyed by contact Insecti
cides. It Is not difficult tn kill If reach
ed. the spraying experiments of
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101 1 proved that it would be destroyed j
by a good wetting with any or the in- ,
sectlcldea used. The difficulty Is. how-
ever, that the adults lery soon get Into
the buds, where spray mixture can
not reach them directly. Early recog
nition of their presence and prompt,
thorough, quickly repeated applica
tions are necessary for success.
The nicotine preparations are very
effective, especially when combined
with an oil emulsion which has a pen
crating quality.
In spraying two object should tie
kept In mlnd-Orst. to kill the winged
thrtps working In and about expand-
Ing buds and blossom clusters to pre
vent Injury to the tender flower and '.
leaf part and, second, to destroy the .
larvae after petal drop to reduce the (
In the crouud.
Vslus In Straw Stacks.
Many farm lenses this year contain a
new and wise provision stipulating that
straw must either le converted Into
manure on the premises or Its equiva
lent In manure returned by t noncarry
ing It away. City dealers who bavs
gone to the country recently to con
tract straw have met with flat refusal.
Where' straw baa been sold to neigh
bor the return of manure ha been
demanded. The average farm owner
eren when a nonresident Is learning
that soil depletion Is poor policy.
Ilreeder Gazette.
? lu spring the farmer Is down ?
J and out down in the furrow, out
g In the field.
Mslon Bug.
To get rid of the melon aphis, jho
little bug that spoils your crops, spray
the vine with a mixture of elgW
Kunds of whale oil or laundry soap ib
Hfty gallon of water or one part
"bluck leaf 40." a tobacco concoction,
to 1,000 part of water to which whale
nil or laundry soap ha been added at
tho rate of four pound to fifty gallon
nf water, says the professor of ento
mology ut the Kansas Agricultural cot
lege.
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SOUClTtD
(Thf snides and tllUKtrstlnnt mut not
b reprinted without special permla
stun. THE DUFF PLYMOUTH ROCK.
When a MutT Hock crows or a Huff
Mock Hlddy cackle If the different
breed of which they are a composite,
wvtv not so well blended by- rooster
tinkers, there would be a coufuslon
like the tower of llnlicL It Is sure a
, consomme chicken, but hear our Huff
Itock tale. There were ttrst two Huff
Hock strains, the YVlNon. ttrst bred by
J. I). Wilson. Worcester. N. Y nnd
Qrst showu at World'x fair. IStKt. and
the Fall River, originated by It. O
Humngton nnd N. H. Aldrlcb nt Pull
Itlver. Man., and tint shown at IYov.
aence in imw.
The Wllsou Huffs wero a cros of
Huff Cochin and Light Hrnbnma and
the Fall Itlver a combination or White
Rock and Rhode Island Red. the tatter
a mixture of Harm! Rock. Huff Coch
in. Red Shanghais. Malays. Red Leg
horns and others.
To cot our rooster tale short, the Wll
son and Fall River strains were crots-
Ftoto by C XL Barnlts.
nvrr noes atxD, ronu
ed and Uience come our Huff Rocks of
today, a combination of very One
breeds. '
The Duff takes the family name
Rock because It has Rock type and Its
i general characteristics. Its beautiful
color making It n popular variety.
Now there are different styles of
buffs among buff bird-, and this has
caused confusion among Judges nud
fanciers as to what real buff Is.
There U a cinnamon buff, n lemon
lrtlff 8D1 aometlmes you nlll dnd two
But the mo-t beautiful Is the golden
buff - ,b0 Standard ibude cud the prlte-
be the same even shade all over the
Photo by C. M. DarnlU. (
nn or ntrrr bock.
surface, free from shafting and foreign
color, the under color lighter but also
without Imperfections.
The backle, back, saddle and wing
bow of the male and the neck of the
hen are lustrous, the combination of
red comb, golden buff nnd yellow beuk
and leg being very attractive.
The Huffs furnish n large quantity
of fine flesh and are good layer of big
brown egg.
DUFF ROCK STANDARD WEiaHTO.
Pounds rounds.
Cock Vi Hn 7Vi
Cocktrel I lullet I
DONT8.
Don't be cruel to dumb animals, A
tony horse 1 often the advertiser of
a miser.
Don't begrudge Biddy a rest In
molting season. Egg force then mean
dead hen.
Don't bank much on returns from
feeding screenings. Good strain and
sound grain for gains.
Don't let the hens suffer thirst. Tou
well may? quit that drinking stunt, but
give the chicken all tbey want.
Don't get mad when all don't agree
with you. All mental machinery doe
not run the name. Your may t be
hind schedule.
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OONCSRNS IVErWIWDY.
Kever before hare bis business1 n
terprlses, whoso volumo of trade de
pends quite directly upon the agrlcul
tuntl prosiwrlty of the country, taken
such n lively and Intelligent Interest In
the Rood need question as now, I'tir
ttcttlarly linn tliU been noticeable tn
the effort Hint is Mug made by trnno.
portatlon ami mnuufiicturltig coiiipa
tiles to get the farmers of the north
ern part of the com belt to test their
need before planting It. This U nicely
shown In llternturo which has been cir
culated within the punt few weeks In
Iowa, which stand next to HtlnoN tn
the volume of her corn production.
This present the striking fart that If
but oue poor ear of corn. whose ken
nels are dead or of low vitality, l
used In the planting of each or the
more than ti.WU.UMi acre which ntv
devoted tn the growing of this cereal
the total los for the whole state
would amount to $I8.ono.txil. ThW
puts the lmHirtnnre of planting good
seed corn on n dollar and lent bails
and ought to tie so plain that u "fool
running mtRht Ikj able to read."
THE POOREBT IN YEAR8.
That the sltuatlou with reference to
the wretchedly poor condition of the
seed corn that wns saved Inst fall Is
not overdrawn tn report which have
been circulated recently Is plainly
thotvn In the condition of market corn
which tins I ccn recelvel at leading
mlnti during the punt three months
Thee show that at Clilrago during I)e
rcmbcr, January and relmmry but
toftyslx cars or No. - corn were re
cehed. while IS per cent of all corn
received grade No. 3. nnd over SO per
cent graded No. 4, or worse. At Oma
ha during the same Interval SO cr cent
or all corn received graded No 4. while
IS cr cent did not grade as good as
this. At Kana City over half of the
corn received during the winter was
fourth grade or worse, the averare
moisture content being about 'M pvr
cent.' which Is the worst showing tn
years. In view of this showing this
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Milk!
CREAM
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Best Fresh Products.
Pilot Butte Dairy
Jones & Dates.
Telephone Your Orders.
IVe Deliver Twice l)lly.
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W. II. COULU B. M. LARA
Central Oregon
Brokerage Co.
Agents for the
UNION MOAT COAtPANY
OP IWrLAKI), OttC.
We carry a complete stock
of hams, bacon, salt meat,
lards and compounds with
the United Warehouno Co.
nt Dend. Prompt attention
to mail or phone orders.
Wholesale only
Office and Salesrooms
Bentf, Oregon.
WefioEverywhere
It our wsgons can't
your wsah by aipraaa.
Mseb you stnd
LOW PRICES, BETTER SPRVICE
Bend Steam Laundry.
Put Your Duds
In Our Suds"
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ATENTS
VALUAHMl INI'OKMATION J'llltl!
If you bare an Invention or any
patent mailer, write. Immediately lo
W. W. WRIGHT, rcgUlered altorney
Loan & TiimI Bldj. Wathlogton, I), C I
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tfltMtta. WbssitTP
warning or "bad seed corn'1 I hardly
In the "Wolf, Wtity class.
'USB GOOD 8ECD.
In years when grass seed Is high, na
la the case this spring. Ihere Is a tend,
ency on the part of nmtiy a farmer to
make the silly mistake of buying seed
that Is not first class simply becntiso
It In cheii i. Bitch seed Is ustlally dirty,
containing miiiiy foreign imd often
noxious weed seeds, and quite often
of low germinating owor. These two
things taker, toirrther make It the most
expensive seed that can lie IhiiikIiI
merely from the standpoint of results
obtatued-thc dollar and cents stAnd
point. No matter what the price, the
litc'.ioit price reed Is nlwa.vs the (text,
because In the long run It Is the cheap-
est. Simple as are the truths referred L
to. thore ore nerertheleiis a whole lot
of fellows who hope to have about so
much rocky experience Ixjforo they set
this Idea fixed In thrlr noddles. ,
A PAYING PROPOSITION.
That, there Is good mouey In raising
beof" cattle when the price Is sntlsrae
tory Is shown In a sale made the other
day by n farmer living In the northern
part of the corn belt with whom the
writer la well acquainted. There were
eighty-two head lu all, and they aver
aged UOO pounds apiece. Tbey wero
landed on a good market, fetching
$7.00 per hundredweight. This means
that tho steers brought $(XVM a head.
RttrORT OK TIIK CONDITION OK
The First National Bank
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day of June, If it.
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or n total of I7.WKV One of the best
fentures connected with thlo, stock
mining etitorprlso aside from the snug
sum received was the fact that the
raw products of tho farm were m
verted Into a finished product nil the
farm whore most of the stuff was
raised, with the result that tho-o wns
returned to the land nil of the iimmir
lal byproduct.
WATCH THE CHILD.
Mnny n parent does nn nniusl Irrep
arable Injury to the girl of from eight
to fourteen jenrs by encouraging, her
In the doing of fancy or other work
taxing to both eyes and nervous sys
tem when I lie most of tier spine time
out of srh'iol otiuht to be spent In the
tnklngof needed physical exerelse Unit
would build h strong pti.vlue. And
often It Is children Hint are Hiuliltloiu
and need no curotiniprmciit to such
Work that suffer the most serious In
jury ilauy h parent forrefs that a
mere chl'd has net the end nnee of nn
older person. This, coupled with pa
rental pride In the child's iich'eement
and the childish ctithtulnsiii to meet
the parent's exectnlons, forms a very
dangerous comMustlon nnd one of
which the tbouithtfut parent should be
ware. POI80N TOR HOPPERS.
A farmer living near Italjie Center.
Knn., In a communication to the Kan
sas City Star reports much success In
the ueof Loudon purple as n menus
il LAKE
'1 BOILWaWINERU. SPRING
A NATURAL HEALTH RESTORATIVE
Hit lko Hanatorlutu offers much to health, and rest seekers. Tim
great twilling mlnoral spring provides naturally medicated water and mud
containing medicinal properties of great value. The three hundred room
Hotel Hanatorlutu affords amplo accommodation. I 'so of tho wntor Is pre
scribed according to the needs of tho patient, determined by skillful dUu
nosls. Tho result Is, the Hot I.sko Baiiatorlum Is really a euro place.
Thousands who havo suffered from rheumatism, blood, skin, stomach and
kidney disorder havo found relief and permanent cure there. Tho rates
am made to conform to tho requirements of all claaios. Open the year
round.
Hot IjiVo Ranatnrtuni la locatod In Union County, KAitern Oregon. In
the heart or tho llluo Mountains, directly on the main lino or the Oregon
Washington Italli-onit AS .Navigation Co., and can bo conveniently reached
from nny railroad point In the Northwest. Hpeclal reduced round trip fare
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HOT MKI. SANATORIUM ''
Walter ,M. l'lerte, Pre, ami Mgr.
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Would You Take
BEND BULLETIN
BEND, OKEGON
Of wording niHi4iiiippcr off In. gi ,l
Held llli I'Ihii Is tu spray tri weed
mid grits bordering the field to be pro.
levied In it strip utiout llir-e feet wi(f
with n solitllou inmle by mixing tun
itinrts of Lomloti purple hi forty gni
Inns of water. lie recoiiiiiietids sprtiy.
lug Just before sundown utid two mil
seitieiit sprnylni'H of the siinie strip,
He snys Hint this mcMiod tins never
fulliAl to (roteot tils Delds, ns he tins
used It fern number of yours. It hard
ly need bo said Hint stoclc nf nil klmU
should be kept front eating this po.
soned forage, tH It wonlil make short
work of tlinin
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Ni:V CIHIOK CtlHNTY .MAI'H.
The llullollu has received n mini
her of the new Crook county whlto
print maps, ntndo by (ho J, II, llaner
Abstract Co. of I'rlimvllle, showing
nil roads, rivers, Irrigated lands,
towns, townships nnd section lines.
Tho maps nro higher and moro ootn-
preheiislvo than any others and uto
oarefully printed on heavy white pa-
per. They retail at 1-00 each, post-
ago 10 cents. tr
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