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Concerning
Care of Pears.
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The following information b y
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C T Lewis regarding pears will
•
be
of
special
interest
to
ne-.'.r
Final
’¿ - '» e k of Session Co««T
CH A S. BA LLA R D , i- .
‘
growers. Mr Lewis for 14 y e a rs ,
e -.cos | { u sl j j an1 ot
K n i e r a d a s »aco n d -clt» ,» ■ » tu r Oc­ was head of horticulture of the
üriiinishtd Business.
tober 3, 1912, a t t h e p o s to f f ic v u t H u l­
sey, O r e g o n , u n d e r t h e A c t o f M a rc h 0 A C .
P U ii~ lA iu J
L lL i.i
B L IS T E R
M IT E
Blister mite attacks pear tree?.
D e v o te d to t h e m a t e r i a l u p b u ild in g o f
H a lie y a n d s u r r o u n d in g c o u n try a n d
L in n C o u n ty g e n e r a l l y . S u b s c r i p t i o n
T o ta l of 323 C .k s
ed
I t causes the leave:', t - p ■*-' - I
"
*
* ___ ....... ,
Qf
In :
rate »L td per year in advance.
1
H arr
and to turn red. The attack of
T ax - o n
this little insect or louse inter­
C av erò ’ u n ls h m e nt
the furniture hospital feres w ith the proper function-
Renovates and makes feather -n,r of the tree.
The blister
S al. m . — F o llo -s > "
m attresses, old furniture and mite also attacks the fruit, mt.-
lc g U la u r s
m attresses made like new.
1 o f t h e 4U d a y secali 1
-
12B-13Ü Ferry St, Albany. Ore.
or
t h a t th e H t h d ay Qf M a rc h , 1C 1 a t lh
h o u r ot 10 o 'c lo c k A. M . h a - b e e n d i d .
a p p o in te d by « i d C o u r t lo r th e h .r in g
o f o b je c tio n t to ta i d fin al n c i" u t an d
t h e s e ttle m e n t th e re o f, a t w b jcli t n n .
a n y p erso n in te r e - te d in M id cst d • limy
a p p e a r a n d file o b je c tio n s th e r e to in
1«.
F r a n k K irk .
\V. It. K irk .
E x e c u to rs of th e 1 s ta te ,
P E A K SCAB
There was much peat* scab in
Western Oregon this past year.
Many growers in the Willamette
and Umpqua valleys lost thou -
and.; of doilais because of lh
presence of this fungous dis< :i-• ■.
Cannerymen are reaching the
A m o r A. T u tt i n g .
A tty for E a r* .
2-10 to 3-1«.
CHROME
HALF SOLES.
IT you fix your own
shoes try a pair of
Our Chroma Mali Sol îles
A wonderful wearing leath­
e r—in fact it wears like iron
S e n t t o a n y a d u i r w by
parcel1
I'O
P ric e 75 c e n ts , H e a v y , $ 1
SHOE HOSPITAL,
Fifth & Lyons Streets.
P ra c tic a l S hoe
A. Peterson R e p a irin g
F in e D re ss Shoe«
SOI I.y o n S tre e t,
a S p e c ia lly
A lb a n y , ( n
n.
B aby C hicks
S C W
LEG HO RNS
O. A. C. »11.1 T A N C R E D St. in
□
P
ROCKS
O. A. C. * n d M c lk .n .ii I. Sail
|,
Cal
i t s . 00 p e r h u n d re d .
P le a se place y o u r o rd e r» e a rly .
Un H.
K
C. A R M S T R O N G ,
1, H a ls e y , D r a g ,n .
KRYPTOKSARE VOPl'LAL
Because they h:u • , i -i:» • • .
the unsightly line and eov ; tie
w earer comfort and -..ti.-.taction.
c a r ù .
O jo t o r n e t r i s t .
ALBANY OBCd.
Harold Albro.
M anufacturing Up v .n.
Protracted m ee ting « m
ed
at
the
M ethe lis t
Wedne»day evenii>,;.
L
i n i , i >■
.
refuse to handle fruit having
much scab. It is harder to p? I,
and leaves a discolored mr.rking
on the flesh. Scab can be con­
trolled. Last year with a wi t
s .ring and summer, conditl. •
were i leal for the deve'. q.; . .
of scab.
Possibly that will to
better this coming year. Nev-
er-the-less, since there
much scab evident last sea: >n. it
behooves our pear growers as
we I as our apple grow, rs to I
oh guard. The first two
which will help control the c.b
and keep it from the bi
,
and early spurs are the d; I.
dormant and the pink. The d
the leaves are small, and the pi' i,
refers to the pink color ol the
buds ju st before thev open. The
delayed dormant should In ; t
on lime sulfur, strength 1-30 ... i
the pink, 1-10. These : re th
strengths advised by our agricul­
tural college. If these sprays
are neglected, the scab n.; y I -
come so bad a to caust a tc al
1 vis of Ra. iie.t, Anjou, and W n-
u-r Nelis pears, as well as som
varieties of apples. A lit
I c-
caution at this time wil a\
millions of dollars to our sit e.
H o u se P a c e r s D c n u j B ill.
T h e h o u si
b o n u s a n d loiui b ill m id 111
r e f e r r i n g to t h e p .o p b - tl
tlo n a l a m e n d m e n t a u th o r l
»20,000,COO o f b o n d s n c c is s .
o u t th e p la n , w ith o u t a
•e n i.tr
v o te .
,
.
U n d e r th e p ro v la i n s o f th e h ill a
a m e n d e d sin c e I s i n t r o d u c tio n . O r.
•,-on v e te r a n s o f th e w o rld w r r w ill h
p a id n r r s h b o n u s o f » ,3 a r . n t h '».
e a c h m o n th o f r rv le c . w ith a m ax i
! m u n i o f »250. o r may borr
a te a su tn n o t to . \ o
! e n r d hy r e e l p ro p e rty m
,
I Installments o v e r a c o n s t : r : ; '
! rto d o f y. e ra .
“A BROADW AY COWBOY.”
|r. .
i f cl—
F o r R o b b e rs.
p r e c e d e n t,
tl'
A i .in-ling.' of electric li-lits mid th e s ta r
lights <>i I he plains.
A laugh for every hoof bent m ad e by o u r
In-roe's speedy steed. D on't m iss this.
TH E P IS O D E
“ LOST C IT Y ”.
Senior Class Play of
High School.
'i &
r r i s b u r g
1
Assisted by Sadie”
A. Comedy in Four A cts.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
The Mystery
George Lusby
Alonzo Dow
The Detective
Fred Sommei ville
Michael C aneron
The Manager
A rthur Tandy
Coloi.clx i nnifer
The Millionaire
Laona Gooding
Ryginiil Null
The Professor
Doctor Beedle
Albert- Windell
The Bellboy
Eva W adsworth
Bunch
The Stenographer
Sadie Brady
Velma Drinkard
Mabel McCarf
M i s C Llii i'-( pher Carley
The Dowager
The Stepdaughter Anna Cunningham
H arriet Carley
Señora Gonaaios
The Adventuress
Edna White
Vicky Vaughn
Ethel Green
The Debutante
Mrs Quinn
The Maid
Maude Wassom
TIME- The P re se n t
'
pable Seaside Hotel.
Act I. The Ladies’ Lounge at the Oceanic Hotel An
afterin ■ in August. Who stole the pearls?
V 11. Sam ■> scene a t 8:30 p m. Who put out the
lights?
A t ill. Mr Dow’s room on the eighth floor. Who was
the crook?
(
.
/ ' I\
N ext morning in the Ladies’ Lounge. Whom
did Satfie assist? .
i 1 IE OF PLAYING Two and one-halt hours.
SA TU R D A Y N IG H T .
• Adults 30c
Reserved seats 40c
Seats on sale,at C’a rk ’s Confectionery.
1 !
S. I ’«-i.xl D cp artito ciit lia s d i c o n tin u e d f u r n f s h -
w itfl G o v e r n m e n t S ta m p e d E n v e lo p e s
" !i ’ I'■ 11 ‘ H .ice-u u l d e liv e r y m ld rc s s p r in te d u p o n t h e m
e x c e p t in lo ts of 5D0 o r m o i e .
file
W i i l fttrrii-h
i 'i n 1
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of
I’ o o d
q u a lity
w ith
a- ..lr - " '« h i t h e coiner at the fo llo w in g
11 o rtl' i- r e c e i v e d b e f o r e ' A p r i l 1st
05 cent«
35
25
I b i '1 e p rice* in c lu d e p .t i ^ e in th e firs t a m i se c o n d
z. i.ie s S e n d Cask, w ith y m u ' o rd e r.
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qnnlity ns quoted above
n b ll i i i c s s i i i d o n t h • c i r m T a t p r i c e s g i v e n
b e lo w
F o r th is m o n th o n ly .
Pi ice for Business Envelopes
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w i;h ln th e 6 p e r c e n t c o n s tltu ! lo c a l
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T H U R S D A Y , M A R -, 17TH
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A n o th e r a m e n d m e n t to th . I
m i 's v e te r a n s w ho w i r e eft la -i of ’
« ta le a t th e tim e o f r n lh sti..
In :
» h o h a v e s in c e m oved r.u» o r t h e si: tc ,
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P r o .tc s r d S p e c ia l E
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“ LOST C IT Y ”.-
William Desmond in
w o rk . I ’ i r h a p s t l '■ a t a t r o lle r w ill
b«f o iled i
in th e act ■mpt to f . u h u p the; w o rk
t h i s w k. H a r d r o r k a . 1 m u fflerE
on t h e o ia to r 3 m a y on; h ie t h e Je Id a-
t u r e to c lt n r u p mofl t o f t h e im p o r ta n t
buelnctss b e fo re th e B tiid o n e n d s n e x t
S a tu r d a y .¡ ¿ h t o r c.xrly S u n d a y m o rn -
lu g .
R a a d L e a ls 'a tio n U n f’n ls h c d .
R e a d 1, i d a t i o n 1 I s t i l l in m o ro o r
' 0
1 ns o f a
¡1 a m i it'-'
m a in h ig h w a y b illa h a v i.o t if ? jv r d
a t t e n t i o n in e i t h e r h o u s e u p to th e
k i f t i n se ss io n .
c lo se o f th
*
T h e R o o s e v e lt .Hi S h w a y b ill w h ich
p a s s e d tiie e i a a t e a n d v .as s . p t o v er
to th e h e use, v a s rc c a lli d b y th e si n-
a t a l a s t w I: a n d r u t to £ loop In th e
s e n a te con
in t w h a t w ill be
p r o b le m a tic a l.
W h e n t 10 j o i n t w a y s a n ij i n e p t s
c o m m itte e b ’a n
lo ld in ft e . r a t l v e
E ussions tc i a a d ' v? t h e fip p ro g rta -
tlo n h ills It v a s co lf r o n te d w ith th e
ta s k o f u a n ln s abc
»3,560,000 franfl
t h e d e n ta
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u p o n th q s ta te
t r i : u ry .
i In th o o r ig in a l
b u d g e t p re p a r e d b e ; re tho. l e g is la tu r e
I? t < Ik’d
o r ia tio n s to ta llin g
$8,S10,SCU.t 3, a s u tn ) 19,»76 23 tn- ex-
c e e s o f vi A -e r e r e n u ea, w h ic h to ta l
$8.950,97
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B in «
t h e lc g ls la tv r o
m e t v a rlo u
■l io n s a n d Co-
p a r t m r n t s h a v e rev*- 4 t h e i r r i f f m n t e s
u p w a e d bo cr. to l- 'c rc a s o t h o d m a n d a
in ex c e ss af v is ib le r e v e n u e s to m o re
t h a n »23:0 ).0ù0.
L vt
—
N am ed—
w ith t h e ususu
b u s in e s s .
Boll»
e m r . .¡i»;d a n d tin
■
1 h o US 3 VVi
F IN A L A C C O l'N 1".
N o tic e is h e re b y g iv e n t i n t t h e fin
a c c o u n t o f P r a n k K ir k a n d W i< - '. n ,
a t C o -H x e c n to r« o f th e l i s t W ill
T e s ta m e n t of I ta b c ll C K irk i b » c .v I
b u t l* e n filed
»he C o u n ty C o u r t " i
L IN N C o u n ty . S ta te of O re g o n , an d
1-eb
5
O
D iclo y a
sort of a mottled yellow and j c lc e tu g cla y s w ill u r
3 a r g u m i n.-
green appearance to the fruT th e u tu a l c o n iu u H n ,
i n I,.--: u i r
a n d Btr< nu o u s e f i o r t
which makes it unattractive.
.1
•
I t SI CKS
The blister mite is a very ea.-y tu r c # to w i s t e m u c h v a in 'h i e tu n d u r-
pest to control. Our agrii u turai i n s tin i a i l y d a y s of a s sto n w h ii
college has shown that the use im p u rt& n t m e a s u r e s a r c > t l d b a c k lo t
d . i . U rude .
tin k e r in g
c o m i- jt-
of lime sulfur instreiTr h 1
.lu r in g t ;o c lo s in g h o u r s
th ro u g h
or miscible oil about 1-17 put on w h e n t i e r e Is little
f i r c o n s i ’l
at this season of the year, jus € r a ile d .
as the buds arc swelling, but be­ T h e m - . a u re a w h ic h r a n t h e g a u n t-
fore they are opening, will give l e t o f b o th
practically an entire control o w e e k s of t h e p re s n t s t r s i o n w e it
a i d of no g r
this pest. Pear growers of th • m o s tly u n i m p o r te n t B a t la r '- e , fffany
I n t e r e s t tc t h e s l a t
Rogue River, Umpqua and Wil­ o f th e hl b ills r< n n iln e d f o r A nal
lamette Valleys especially should c u n s id i r r o n -by on e o r b o th b o u ses.
1 bo In o r d e r t h i s
l\ i •: .
be on their guard and spray for
R itn o r a n d ’ Spoak-
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w r itin g a n d c o n te s t th e s u n e.
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