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HKNI) BULLETIN, BEND, OFMSaOWflUfWDAY, NOVEMBER Itt, 1010. PAOKH i POOR STORAGE CAUSES BIG LOSSES IN POTATO YIELD HEAT AND BIIESI1 Alii IMPORTANT. (VIIiiim Half Above iiuil'lliilf Below Kiiifnro' of (Iioiinil (Jeiicrully It'M'oiiiini'iitlcil Hlomno Hlioulil Ho Cleaned. 4toiu:aoN, AORicuinmAL COL LEGE, Nov. 13. - Thousands of dol Inrn uro lout nnniiiilty In Oregon dti Id HtuniKu dry rot of potatoes. The estlmnto for llm production of pc'.u (ocH In the United HlntuH for 1010 In now much below wliul Inul boon iititl clpntod early In tho your, uml conso ijnonlly (In) prospects uro that tho prices will remain unusually hlf.li throughout tho winter. It In Im portant, In consideration of Hum faclH points out M. U. McKay, as sistant plant pathologist for tho Ore gon Agricultural Experiment station, t'ji take every procniitlou to avoid serious losses, Much waste ran bo prevented )y uttuiitloii to proper storage methods. "First of nil In tlin provcntlon of potato storage," says Mr. McKay, storngo dry rot comes euro In tho dig ging, handling, mid Mtorlm; of tho ttiborit ko thiil they uro Injured as HilUt us possible, It lit almost, hut not qulto, Into that ti innturo potato with n wound skin, If kept In a well ventilated storage bin, will not rot. At leant It can bo safely ,yald that morn than 9G percent of tho tuber which do not rol In storage from dry MVt suffer from serious wounds flml und then rot afterwards, "Tho second essential thing for rot reventlou during storage I tho sur rounding of tho tuber with fuvornblo condition, Tho successful storage of potatoes is 'dependent on tho tem perature at which they uro held, tho moisture content of tho ulr, tho sire of tho storage pile, and tho exclu sion of Unlit (liven mature, unin jured tubers, the two factors moot commonly responsible for poor stor SPECIAL SERVICE IN QxyAcetylene Welding ...and... Machine Work Alost Alodcrn Equipped Welding , and Alachiue Shop in ' " Central Oregon fc. Foundry & Pattern Shop in Connection Bend Iron Works Bend, Oregon Phone Black 741 iLL W. R. Speck, Special Airent ago reHtiltH uro too high, tempera1 turrit and Inntifflclunt vonllllutlon. "Thoro nru n niimhor of distinct rotH of potato liihiirn canned hy dif ferent orguulnmii and almost without exception they are iiiomI sovoro when tho storage' temperaturen uro high und when tho ulr becomeii heavily laden with molsturo, dun to lack of propor voulllutlou, For Instriiico, neither tho powdery dry rol which Ik do common In tho eautern part of the state, nor tho dry rol which Is up pniently widely distributed all over tho state, will develop seriously in storage If tho temperature In keptat from -31 to 3 8 decree- Fahrenheit, und If tho HtoniKO place In kept well vontlllutud." Keep Tuliern Cool, TotntooH In largo quantities should never bo plucod directly In storage If they have become heated by IiIkIi day temperatures, points out Mr. McKay, They should flrHt bo thor oughly cooled to prevent cm fur as possible tho natural heating which taken place und to Nturt tho htoragc period under uk fuvornblo conditions an possible. Thin cooIIiik may often bo done with convenience und economy hy leaving llio potutooH out Hldu tho storage rather lato at night or early In tho tuorulUK before they have hud nn opportunity to become heated again by external conditions. A Kood storage place embodied the following reiiltementn; fatty und thoroughness of vpiitlllntlou. ability to prevent rapid changes In tempera turo Imililo In response to rapid changes In tho temperature of the utmoiphuro outside, convenience In cleunliiK, conveniently arranged fur use, ample In iilxo, and durable. KTOHACi: IIIIV HOT OK POTATO KK In many sections ot tho I'ulted States whoro potatoes, nro mi Import- nnt cash crop thesq essentials nro most eflclent secured In tho cellar constructed half underground and half above, with three or four tnoro ample nixed ventilators In tho top, and with largo door und n drlvcwny Good OH Is Cheaper Than Parts Freedom from unnecessary repairs and longer life for your car results from correct lubrication with Zerolcne. Scientifically refined from se lected. California crude oil. Olvo miilmura lubrlcitlon'wlth loit tttbon dtpoilt. 0t t Correct Lubrl cttloa Cbtrt for your cir. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Ctllfornli) Standard Oil Co., Bend, Ore. "Take it ay the -&. THE READ TOBACCO CHEW Put up In two styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco In ul one end lurga enough to tic rommoduto it whroii for convenience In loading or unloading tho potutocx. KloiiiKO Type (ilven. Another type of ntoraso plnco used with much Hiillnfiictlun In thin tnte In tho double-walled, nawdiiHt-llned bin with tho' wnlln about nix Inchon thick und with vnntllatorH In the Rlden, which when tho day nro warm may bo left open ul nlr.ht and kept cloned In tho daytime, with thd remilt that tho whole bin li kept reanoiiubly cool nt all time. All hIohiko places Mhotild bo provided with n thermo meter, ho that tho temperaturen may ho regulated Intelligently. Injury In produced when tho temperaturen nro too low un well nn when they are too high. With tho dry rot It uppcam that tjio critical time, the time when much of tho Iom from thlw dlrcnne roHiiltn, In during tho flrnt two month after digging, when tho tem peratures nro apt to bo higher than during any other part of tho ntnruge period. It In at thin tlmo that our potatoes need cnpcclally to bo sur rounded by tho favorable ntoragc conditions that are bout secured only In a good storage pluce. AH regular potato storuga places and particularly thoso In which rot ting of potatoes was bud tho prevl- oiik year should bo thoroughly clean ed and disinfected boforo potatoes nro again pluccd In ntorago In order to kill all tho potato rot producing organisms already prencnt nnd thus to prevent widespread Infection of tho new crop. To accomplish this, tho wnlls and floors may bo thor oughly swabbed or spruyed until wot with eltbor of thd following solu tions: Copper nulphnto (blucstono) 1 pound, wnter 10 gallons; or Kormnl dehydo 1 pint, water 10 gullons. After being thus disinfected tho ntorage pLico should bo well aired and dried out before potatoes nro agHtn placed tu It. Cut ThN Out It In Worth Money. Don't miss this. Cut out this slip enclose with Sc to Foley & Co., 2S3.r, Sheffield Avu., Chicago. 111., wrlttlug your nnmo nnd address clenrly. You will recolvo In return n trial package containing Foley's Honey nnd Tnr Compound, for coughs, colds nnd croup.. Foley's Kidney I'IIIh nnd Foley's Cathartic Tablets. Sold Evcrywhoro ndv. MILL MEN ADD TO TOTAL FOR B. A. A. C. Tho grand totnl nt tho Hrookn .Seunlon mill in tho Hend Amatour Athletic club debt fund drive mount ed to J 1590 Wednesday, when now subscriptions amounting to' J 103 wcro added. Tho list of donations is as follows; 1). (I. Guild $24.00 V. E. Eberhnrdt G.00 t, Krooman ... 1.00 S. Orglor , 1.00 J. W. Flshor 10.00 Knuto Iljorgo COO It. W. Ilaltson 5.00 Otto Olson 1,00 L. J, Mnthows 1.00 Andrew Moo 24,00 II, O. Oroon .v 24.00 O. J. Horboy 2.00 $4000 MILL BURNS; INSURANCE 1(S 500 Plnnt Ileyonil Ilrlckyimt Kntlirly Destroyed by Flames AVhlch Rtutl from Vuknowii Cuunc. Flro, tho ciiu8o of which Is un known, started about 1 o'clock Sat urday at tho Orowllor mill lioyond tho brickyard, and resulted in tho ut tor destruction of tho plant, and in addition n small quantity of lumbor pllos nenrby. Flvo hundred dollars In Insurance was carried, tho ostl matod value of tho mill bolng 4,000. Tho plant had a capacity of approxi mately 10,000 feet dally. from Me" Good Judge Wioc tobacco clicwcrs long since gotovcr the big-chew idea. A little chew of this real quality tobacco gives them better satisfaction and they find their chew ing costs even less. With this class of tobacco, you don't need a fresh chew so often and you find you're sav.ing part of your tobacco money. I fc!ill viiiih rwml(i' ! tiff f t 1tnlll In (lllHltlfilMl UlN, 171 in "in i'oiimi s'ia . LEGAL NOTICES I'OlM) .NOTK'i:. Js'ollco Is hereby given that the City of Hend bus taken up the fol lowing described livestock, lo-wlt: One bay gelding, branded V bur over top left hind (Uurter; one bay filly und one bay gelding, branded W left , hind quarter: ono Borrol ma ro and colt branded three quar ter Bqunro with quarter circle bo. nenth on right shouldor. Tho cost of redeeming said livestock will bo $1.00 por day and cost of advertis ing. In cjiso of failure to redeem on part . of owner, said livestock will be old an provided by tho charter of tho City of Hend on tho Hilt day of November at 3 p. m. nt the city-pound. 3C7c v L. U. KENNEDY. 1'oundmaster. NOTICE FOU I'fllMCUTION. Depuitiiietit of tho Interior. V. 8. LAND OFFICE nt Tho Dalles, Oregon. October 18. 1919. NOTICE Is hereby given that Mary Mctcalf. usslgnee. of Florence A Hunnell, of Portland. Oregon, who, on December 18. 1909, made desert laud entry. No. 05725. for SHrNE'A N148EU & SWtt SEU, section 32, township 1C South, range 12 East. Wlllnmetto Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make llnal desert land proof, to establish claim to the land nbovo described, beforo II. C. Ellis, U. 8. Commissioner, nt Uend Oegon, on tho 29th., duy ot November, 1919. Claimant numes as wltuesses: James It. llenhnm. of Deschutes, Ore gon; Ed M. Swalley, of Deschutes, Oregon; Oliver J. Hamlin, of Tum nlo, Oregon;. Koy C. Hamlin, of Turn nlo, Oregon. H. FRANK VOODCOCIC; Ileglster. 34-3Sp. CTAI.IjTFOIt IIIDS . Sealed "bids will bo received by tho County Court of Deschutes County, Oregon, up to 10 a. m. on Friday November 14th. . 1919, for the con Htructlon of a bridge across tho Dos chnts Hlver on tho county road n cross the Marsh Awbrey homestead about three and one-half miles north ot Tunialo. Oregon, und grading tho west approach to tho brldgo for a distance of nbout 1950 feet. Mdn will bo rerelved for both material nnd construction of brldgo separate ly nnd together, nnd separate bid for said grading. Plans and specifi cations for said bridge and grading nro now on flla for tho Information of prospective bidders In tho ofllco of tho County clerk, Court Houso, Ilond. Oregon. A deposit of flvo per cent of tho amount of each bid in cash or certified check will ho re quired of mich bidder as provided ALWAYS A At t Palace Market Bend, Oregon for Eggs, Poultry Beef, Veal, Pork Sell your products at home Chas. Boyd CO MARKET iriliLflv hy law. Tiio Court ronorves tho right to reject any or all hldu and to cull for now bldH. ' W.D. I1AHNB8, County Judso, 8ETK 8TOOKKY, C. H. MILLBIt, County CommlNHloncrn. 3 1 -3 7c. .NOTICE FOK Pl'ill.ICATIO.V. Department of the Intr-rlor. U. H. LAND OFFICE nt Lakevlow, Oregon October 13 1919. NOTICE Is hereby given that Net tlo Bhultz, of Lnplne, Oregon, who, on March 9, 1916, made homestead entry. No. 09108, for AV SEtf.W 'A YVt, HB, W SEV, NEi HE hi, Vi& B4 SEU SEU. section 25, township 22 8., range 9 E , Wil lamette Meridian, has filed notice of Intention to make final t hr co yen r proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before E. I. Clark, h 8. Commissioner, at La pine, Oregon, on tho 25th., day of November, 1919. Claimant names as witnesses: V. E. Ileesloy. 0orne Mnyflcld, Carl Wise. Jessie Wise, all of La pine, Oregon. (Publish tnr flvo consecutive weeks In the Bend Bulletin, Bend, Oregon.) JA8. F. IlL'ROESS, Register. 34-3SC NOTICE OF HALE OF TIMBER LAND. Notlco-lS hereby given by the un dersigned, tho Administrator of the estate of John J. McGrath. deceased, that pursuant to an order of tho County Court of Crook County, Ore gon, mndo nnd entered on the Gth day of October, 1919, he ttIU sell at public auction to the highest bidder at the front door of the County Court Houso In Bend, Deschutes County, Oregon, on the 14th day ot November. 1919, at two o'clock p. m., all the right, title and Interest of John J. McGrath, deceased, or his estate, in the following described premises, to-wltr Southwest quarter of Southeast quarter of section 1, South half of Northeast quarter. Northwest quarter ot Northeast quar ter of section 12, In Township 20, South of Range 13. East of the Wll lamotto Meridian In Deschutes Coun ty, Oregon, Terms of sale, cash, 10 per cent to be paid on the day ot salo and the balance upon tho confirmation of salo by County Court ot Crook County. Oregon. Dated this ICth day of October. I Brooks- Scanlon Lumber Company Lumber, Lath, Shinsles, Building Material, Kiln "; Dried Flooring and all kinds of Finish ' SASH AND DOORS COMPLETE STOCK of Sundrd Siio. BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO. Local Sales Agent, MILLER LUMBER CO. I Business and Professional Cards R. S. HAMILTON ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Rooms 13-16 First National Dank Rldg. Tel. Gil (Dr. Coo' Termer Ofllf.) II. II. DeArmonJ Cha. W. ErUne DcArmond & Erskine i, a w y k it s O'Knno Building, Eend, Oregon H. O. iCLLIS Attoraey-at-Law Baited States Commissioner First National Rank Building BEND, OREGON MISS B. OSTERMAN PIANOFORTE SCHOOL Lawrenco Bldg., Room 3 Phono Red 2251 DR. GTH, SOLL i rilYSICIAN'AND SURGEON Beud Press Bldg. BEND. OREGON Phones: Office Red 41; Res. 123 Deschutes County Abstract Company D. H, PEOPLES, President Most Complete Abstract Plant in Central Orogon, Special Attention Given to Federal Loan Abstracts. ' Flrai Nntlonol Bonh Bldg., BEND. ORE,. Cor. nest to Alley FOR SALE BY The Owl Pharmacy fc'OLK AOKNTS 1919. M. R. ELLIOTT, Administrator of the Estato of John,' J. MeGrnth, Deceased. ' 33-37c! NOTICE OF BOND HALM. Notice lit hereby given thftt senled blda will bo rcc)yci by llio under signed until the hour of 2 o'clock, p. in. on tho 18th day of November, 1919, nt the office of the undersign ed. In tho O'Kano r.ulldlnjg. City of Bend, Oregon, und ..Immediately thereafter publicly oponed by the Board of Directors of Hduaw Crook Irrigation District for the purchase of nn issue of bonds of said District In the sum of 1 15,000; said bondn to bo dated July 1, 1919, nfid 16 mature as follows: ' 1600 on July 1,1921. ?700 on" July 1, 1925, $700 on July 1, 1920. 800 on July 1, 1927. $800 on July 1, 1928. 8800 on July 1. 1929, 900 on July 1, 19.10. $900 on July 1. 1931, 1900 on July l. 1932, 1000 on July 1. 1933, S1000 on July 1, 1931, 11000 on July 1, 1935, $1200 on July 1. 193C. 1200 on July 1, 1937, 11200 on July I, 1938. $1300 on July I, 1929. said bonds to bear Interest at C per cent payable eml-annually on tho first days of January and July, principal nnd Interest payablo at tho Fiscal Agency of tho Stato of Oregon In New York City. Said bids must - bo unconditional nnd accompanied by a certified check for $1500. Tho board reserves tho rlht to re ject any or all bids, ,11. II. Do ARMOND, 3 3-3 7c Secretary. Dr. L W. GatcheU OplMKtrkt a4 MaEEfaciHisg Opikua Complete Lest CtWiog Plitl is com. cation with ray oflUe t LARSON L. CO.Jorelers 143 Oregon tliecl. Bend, Orrgea Brand Directory A Right aide; right ear crop ped; wattle right bind leg. I). L. TONE, .Bisters, Ore. sdv.1000 Phono Black 1291 LEB A. THOMAS. A. A. IA. Architect 2-4 O'Kane Building BEND ... OREGON C. P. NISWONQER. Bend, Ore UNDERTAKER Licensed Kmbalaicr, Funeral Director. Phone Red 421. Lady Asst DR. R. D. STOWELL Naprapathlc I'liynkla Over Logan Furniture Co. Wall Street Hours 9 to I Phone IUxl 482 DR. TURNER EYE SPECIALIST Permanently Located In Bend with New Equipment Prlvato Office in Thoraon's Jewelry Store Dr. Turner will bo In Prlne vllle every first and third Fri day; In Madras every second and fourth Friday, and in Red mond every first nnd third Thursday of each month. Read the Classified Ads. ,f