THE BEAVERTON TIMES
Friday, January 24, 191f
E. H. CLORtt
.. iv, laal( year, me pens wiu De sola
to the highest bidder.
E. H. Clore, well known El
monica resident who died Mon
day, was laid to rest Wednesday
in the Cedar Mills cemetery. The
luneral services were held from
the late residence, Rev. G. A.
iay ux the Methodist church,'
officiating.
. Mr. Clore was born near Cov
ington, Ky., November 27, 1857,
auu ipassea away at his residence
Tranners are warned thai
pelts should be sent only between
these dates as moths often deveL
op in the pelts if held in the of
fice for a longer time.
Attention is also called to tht
fact that pelts must be strung
together and tagged with the
name of the sender and his ad
dress. In strindne1 the Belts, it
is well t o place them in pairs
. -vv uio icoiucxitc i is wen t u piate uiem in pairs
in rLilmonica. Jannnrv 90 iqio I ,i-v, v, ;j j. A4-(-h
. . c1 ' Mi J liW, Wltll L11C 1U1 OlUC UUL. -TV Itell 11UII
Deing bl years, one month and ' is also called to the market quo
a 4.tys rr age at the time of his i Nations which are somewhat low
death. He came West from St. er than last year, probably due
iouis, Mo., about five years ago. I to the fact that imported pelts
ne leaves a wife, two daugh-jare again on the market. .
uucb sons, one nere,
nnp in l(Von j . i
Preparation should now be
made for extermination of these
squirrels as they emerge this
SDrinff and the office of the Coun
ty Agent can furnish the formu
la for a mixture which should
not cost over 20 cents ner ouart.
or in cases of serious infestation
the Agent will arrange to mix
large quantities of poison
one in France and one in San
.Francisco.
SAVE THE ORCHARDS FROM
THE .PESTS THAT BESET
County Agent Tells When and
How To Spray to Protect
The Crops Best.
George W. Ballard is Home.
After serving two enlistments
in the American Army and one
with the Canadians, George W. j
Ballard is home again, havinirj
bee ndischare-ed from service at
Vancouver Barracks where he I
was in the signal service, last
0i....J J 1 1
Vv m (i t i oamiuay ana is now maKing ms
yiN. o. Jamison, County Agent home in Beaverton at the farm
w vumuai, me various ol His wile's father. J. T. Wil
pests ana dispnsoo fViof u ,tt.
" v , . . " """" "cci, tne iiams. xae wears me ioreisrn
oicnara. it is necessary to spra service and Allies' Campaifni in
wim standard spray materials signia and a sharpshooter's sil-
S VSAulsable that these be ver badge won while with the
applied at the proper time and in Canadian forces. His first en
a thorough manner. Ilistment was with the Twentv-
aPplff,and Pears the first first Infantry. "When the war
glV6?, just as the , broke out he Jined the Canadian
winter buds are swelling but be- forces and was sent as far as
nmt ly T t0 condltin ' Mesopotamia, Ejrypt, where he
2E erefore be watched and .became separated from his com.
imitations appear, nana and was returned hoe
Mrs. Sarah S. Butner is living
on her brother's farm this week
while Mr. Thomas is in a Port
land hospital having an opera
tion performed on his eye.
Best Printing at the Times
HE FINDS FORDSON
TRACTOR INVALUABLE
Parties Interested Mav See it
Work and Know for Them
selves What It Will Do. ;
Owinr to the fact that some
unreliable statements have been
made against the Ford son Trac
tor, T take pleasure xo.P.un- Poa
tor, I take the pleasure t.n nrl V7SP
to whom it may concern :
That I am the ownoi- nf a
do without it now, taking every-
OTTO ERICKSON
""V - ""siucraiion, 1 would U
OUlt ffn
j. i,iui jjiuw o acres
in 10 hours and do that easy, or
I can plow 16 acres in 20 hours
without stopping except chang
ing drivers. I can also plow any
time thatf you can plow with
horses. ,
I dug my potatoes with a
Fordson Tractor and a Hoover .
Potato Digger, and we plowed 4
fifrps pvprv pvpnino- aft.pr dark.
I put 2000 feet of rough lumber
on my wagon and got stuck with
the whp.pls sunk hetwppn fi tn R
inches in the ground and had a
8200 pound team. I hitched on
to it with the Fordson and
hauled it out the first pull.
I can plow my land for 40 to 50 i
cents per acre for jutf what fuel
and oil against $2.50 to $a no
per acre with horses.
In my opinion there is not a
better 2 plow tractor on the mar
ket today or -any comparison to
it. ' -.
Any - one wanting to see it
wflrk can come t.n With T-Tovoi
station, -Southern ..Pacific Elec
tric, and I will verify every
statement.
LOU L. LAWRENCE.
Route 4, Beaverton,
Washington Co., Or.
Hillcbo
B averton . Forest Grove
spray should be applied. This
first spray is to comhat San Je
scale, Red Spider mite and Blis
ter mite (pear). The sprav to
use is Lime-Sulphur, one part to
eierht gallons of water or Misci
ble oil one part to 17 gallons of
water.
The next snrav -fnv ta iru
and for Scab should be applied
after the buds open and further
instructions will be given con
cerning it later.
The Peach Leaf Curl seems to
be one of the worst pests of the
peaches in the home orr-hnvs 0f
thu : flnnntv. To control this an
application of BoHpanx fi-f?-K0
rr T.ime-Rninhiir 1-8 should be
annhed at least two weeks be-
" p nuns ir) to onn. This By N. C. Jamison. Cnnntw Af
He then joined the SiVnal Ser
vice of the American Armv aw1
was sent to Camp Lewis an'' on
June 12. last, was sent to Van
couver barracks. His compan
was all packed and redv an
had the armistiVe not been
signed, he would have bpen nn
his way across the water in a
week more. Mr. Ballard was
married six months ao-n tn Mrs
Alfreda Allen of this city.
POISON TS W4Y TO GET tuv,
GRAY DIGGER, JAMISON
County Agent Savs Thev Are
Hungry When Thev First
Come Out in Spring.
D. Perry Evans
Portrait Photographer
1 Phone Main 7590
270 Vi Washington St.,
PORTLAND, OREGON .
latter spray is also used for San
dose &caie at the same time.
For prunes and nluma attack
ed by San Jose S"ale. Red SnMer
mite and Twio- Miner T.i'mp.
Sulphur 1-8 just as winter buds
ai- opening.
Cherries are also enrarod w'h
the same solution who, the win
ter buds are beHnninf to otipt,
for San JJnse S"n1p and Red Sni
der mite. If nnhiq m-p present
nicotine is added 1-1200. I
MORE MOTE PWT.TS TO PI?
POOLED FEBRUARL 10-15
County Aeent Comes to Relief of
Youthful Tranners Who
Have Been Faithful.
Bv N. C. Jamison. Countv Acent
Numerous inquiries have been
received from youthful trappers
as to the time for
nplt nool, Tt has therefore been
decided to hold another pool be
twwen the dates of February 10
and 15.
Pelts can be forwarded to this
office at that time. As was done
The ground sauirol. ov trva v
digger, which is common in this
county, can best be protten rid of
or held in control hv mmnc f
poison, if used at the rifrht tw,
and in the proper manner.. This
squirrel often keeps well under
cover durinsr the winter, but in
the first few warm davs nf tVi
spring it comes out in search of
tood. ihis often occurs as ear
ly as the latter Tiart of .TnnnaviT
or durinpr the month of Febru
ary. Since there is little food in
sipht at this time, thev accent
poison baits readilv. althonrrh
baits have been devised that are
so attractive and nalatahlp for
them that they are accepted at
any time.
It has been found ' that the
squirrel is possessed of a preat
deal of curiosity and when he I
finds hulled grains of barley or
oats, he desires to hull them mi
to find what is inside. This nrin-- f
ciple is made use of in making !
poison baits, barley being preferred.
STEVE VASILEFF
TAILOR TO MEN AND WOMEN
Cleaning and pressing
Repairing and alterations
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