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About Central Point herald. (Central Point, Or.) 1906-1917 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1908)
CE NTf! AI. POINT HER AID, THURSDAY. JULY 9. 1903. Many Oregon Communities Present CURL Their Claims. LEAF. A very Important complication must be considered In spraying for blight control. This is the occurrence Pf an other peach disease, the curl leaf. Tho effects o f this trouble are too well known In California to need descrip tion. The control o f the disease Is very successfully accomplished by spraying In February or March, Just before the buds unfold, but a Ume j which 1« too late for blight prevention. Treatments Given. In the experience o f 1905 tho one fall spraying controlled both diseaeM—a most satisfactory condition. lo the Dayton has come into line with the spring of 1907, however, a very viru other live centers o f Yamhill County by lent attack of curl leaf occurred, es organizing an active commercial club. pecially In the lower Sacramento val Manager M. O. Lownesdale o f the ley, white the blight fungus pisived Yamhill County Develapinent League ■omewbet less active than In tho pre held a meeting there the other night: vious season. Tho roiult of this attack Is p'Alnly i and raised $650 for advertising purposes. 1 shown by the results o f spraying--viz, Forty-four different people competed that ti e Novemlier or December appli for prizes offered by the Cherry Fair cation did not entirely hold the curl at The Dalles, and there were 6 d l ' leaf In -heck, although as succvssful as before with tho blight. Cense- I boxes o f cherries on the tables. quently some orchards sprayed prop- 1 Albany College begins liar first an erly and successfully for blight were nual Surn-ner Rible School July 17th, badly Injured by curl loaf, while oth continuing until the 27ih. The speakers ers sprayed later were protected from J are from Oregon and six other states. I curl leu?. H is a new idea, an out-door school. All that had been expected o f the I Portland people generally celebrated blight treatment held good when Its j effects were differentiated from those i the Fourth at other points. The holi o f the other disease, but the necessity day was universally observed and the of two sprayings rather than one for city was practically deserted. the positive control of both diseases County Judge C. J. Trenchard of bus become evident. Prune if possible before spraying, Astoria suggests that the Oregon De velopment League take up the matter but do uot delay the work on account o f good roads throughout Oregon. The of pruning. It Is recommended by the California judge makes the suggestion that some expert pent station to spray m ain for capable men be employed by the state | the prevention of curl leaf about Feb. to educate the people o f every com 15, or Just before the buds open, with munity in the commonwealth along borde^ux, 20 - 110 - 200 , or lime, salt and these lines. sulphur. No state in the Hnion is spreading more high class advertising matter than Oregon, 'th e splendid booklets issued to present the claims o f Yamhill County, Albany and Linn County, Grants Pass, Roseburg, Medford, and Ashland are superior to those issued by the commercial bodies o f other states. Eastern Oregon is not being neglected, . and this character o f advertising can not fail to have an anvantageous effect, and other communities should see that their claims are not overlooked. T h ® A lb e m a rl® P ip p in . The big warehouse being built by Cranlill & Ko.melt and h ieeman and Wiley is rapidly nearing completion. Mrs. Caldwell's new residence in Pattison’ s addition is nearing completin Sanderson & Sons are the contractors, Butte Falls celebrated the Fourth in grand style. B. H. Harris, who was in town Monday, estimated the crowd there at from 1500 to 2000 A $5000 school house is in coure o f construction and the saw and planing mill is running full time Mr. Harris stated that Mr. Dewing will shortly either get the money due him from the P. & U. R. R or will get the road, and in either event he will build an electric line from the nearest S. P. point to the Falls. J . H The apple which has made Virginia famous at home and abroad is «he Yel low Newtown, otherwise known as the Albemarle I'tpplu. \Y further ponmloglsts accept the name Albemarle I’ lppln or persist In calling | this apple the Yellow Newtown makes j little difference, for it will always he known by Virginians and In the trade by the name of Albemarle Pippin. The j high state of perfecUon attained by | this apple fully merits this distinction j and the almost fabulous prices often received for It. It Is uot usual for our growers to sell their t r u it io r $10 per barrel, and sometimes It ^brings as much as $12, $15 and even $20 per barrel, about two to three times ns much as the average red apple.—Pro fessor J. H. Phillips. “Was that an earthquake?” “No. It was the drayman un loading a shipment of SPEAKS TO-DAY at OUR STORE Economy, Everlasting and Mason Fruit Jars and Jelly BRYAN Las just made Records of his ten best speeches for Glasses at LEEVER’S I f you expect to eat f ruit next winter would better J 'ou it now. I ^reserve THE GENUINE EDISON PHON OGRAPH sold by us. The Records consist o f telling passages select- e 1 from his faverite orations on such subjects as The Trust LEEVER, Question, Imperialism, Immortality, The Labor Question. An Ideal Republic, etc. These Records were made by Mr. Bryan himself. Everyone ful charm of voice and manner that has made him famous as an orator. Come to our store and hear the real voice and spoken words of the Great Commoner, repeated true to life on Thomas A. Edison’s Phonograph. Free exhibitions o f the Bryan rec ¡CENTRAL POINT REAL ESTATE CO I ords every day. S . S a n d e rso n , M a n a g e r horn for $12.50 or $25.00. Farm and Fruit Lands, City Property, Business Opportunities, Mining Stocks For Sale. Sold for only $1.00 a week. Edison Records that wear forever are only 35 cents each. 1 CENTRAL POINT FURNITURE T. M. JONES, STORE, Proprietor. J X > tæ sx & æ x m -ŒS213z Subscribe for th e H era ld . l Hammering Down Prices. Special attention given to rentings, care and man agement of property. LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US; WE GAN SELL IT. <•-M -H - Î-H -M -8 / NEW PORT YAQUINA BAY Oregon’s Matchless Beach Resort. The Place to Go for Perfect Rest and Ev- Healthful and Delightful Recreation. N O W ON THE M ARKET. This fine, new Addition to Central Point em braces some of the most desirable residence 500 Shirt Waists Best of food and comprising all the latest styles and makes, handsomely trim- ly provided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cottages part Strict mu nicipal sanitary regulations. NEWPORT /alues now . . . . L.25, 1.50 and 1.75 values'now lent and pure, soft water may be obtained at an . . . . $1.95 . Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & Eastern R. R. market and has not been culled and the first purchasers will have the entire tract to select 200 beauties in Panamas, Piques and Ginfihams. juick sales. Voiles, from. Mohairs, Serges, Linens All colors and black. Regular 12.50 values now Buy now and secure for yourself the advance Priced low for - - in values which contemplated municipal im - $9.50 provements are sure to bring. Ladies Tailor-Made Summer Suits For prices and terms, call on or address 20 extra values, regular 10.00 values, now 15 Ladies Khaki suits, a snap^at . . ± . 300 yards Fancy Lawns regular 20c values now 150 ..................... 200 ” Silk Tissue, beautify pattern^ 35c values 15c ¡250 ” ” ’’ ” 60c Owner, i I? Special For This Week ” S. A. PATTISON, ¥ •> . . .L a 1 4 o ;J * It :: H ERALD OFFICE, l c “ |i 2Sc ? i • 4 5 c :j: Central Point, Oregon. i I ? I Train service daily and the trip a pleasure throughout. Rate Erom Central Point, Season Six-Months Ticket $10. Our elaborate new Summer Rook gives a con cise description of Newport including a list of Deuel & Kentner, « 0 YEARS' EXPER IEN CE I RADE M A R K S Call on. tele phone or write. E . M . C O N D IT , L o c a l A g e n t , C e n tra l This property has just been placed on the 98c is reached by way of the Southern Pacific to hotels, their capacity and rates. easy depth. 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