THURSDAY, JUNE 27. 1085
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Mr. Alfred Hayes of Malin, Ore.,
is visiting here with his mother Mrs.
R. Bischoff.
Spider Mite Control
Told by Co. Agent
_
Mr. John Wilson has been calling
J Spider mites have appeared on: on the farmers here trying to in
pear trees in usnie orchards and lea-! terest them in automobile insurance.
ves are showing Injury. Growers ar, |
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bowen returned
advised by C. B. Cordy, Assistant1
to their home in Pasadena Friday
County Agent and L. C. Gentner
after an extended visit here with
care which is all the more importaut Entomologist of the So. Oregon Ex-| Mr. and Mrs. W. Bowen. Mr. Bowen
in the households where milk is perlment Station to watch their trees liked Southern Oregon and regretted
carefully and apply sprays as soon
needed most.
that he could not remain here.
The household where milk is need as blackened areas appear on the
Mrs C. C. Sater and Derva Jeanne
leaves.
ed most is one where there are chil
The mites work on the under sides were luncheon guests at the Harvey
dren, and where there may be little
Hines home Thursad.v.
variety of other kind« of food. Milk of the leaves, causing them to turn
Mr. J oe Rush has been up to Ed.
brown
and
black
and
later
to
tall
off.
safeguards a resticted diet. It has
so many kinds of food value that it If not protected, trees may lose many Houstons’ for two days rounding up
tan often make up for lack of other leaves, which will affect the present cattle. Tomorrow he and his brother
foods. But milk spoils easily, and seasons fruit and also the formation Richard will take the cattle to their
that is the reason, of course, for the of fruit buds for next years crop. mountain pasture at Abbot Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. Ashley and theit
rigid inspection of milk by public Anjou and Bose varieties usually
children of The Meadows have rented
authorities. But no amount of pub show the first injury.
The following materials are re- the Hubbard place here.
lic inspection, no amount of care
and precaution on the part of the I commended: On pears use a light
Mrs. Woolrich and her daughter
milk producers and milk dealers, can j medium summer oil emulsion at the Ruth have returned to Medford.
prevent spoilage of milk after It rate of one and one-fourth gallons
Mr. Reed of Los Angeles is here
leaves their hands. It is up to the to 100 gallons of water. On apples visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Brown, on
use one and one-half gallons of light
consumer then.
the Reed place, until July 1st.
A good general rule for the house |summer oil emulsion to 100 gallons
Mrs. W. Grant and son Donald
hold is to use milk within a few of water.
left today for a wek of camping,
It
is
necessary
to
cover
thoroughly
hours after it is delivered. Or 11
fishing, and outdoor life up on the
it is bought at a neighborhood store, the under sides of the leaves in or- i Rogue River.
The mites
don't buy it until just before using, der to obtain control.
Mr. Herbert Lingren of Gold Hill
thus leaving it in the store refrigera multiply very rapidly, therefore, a was a week-end visitor at the J. 11.
tor as long as possible. With a good few of them missed by the spray will Rush home.
household refrigerator, of
course soon reinfest the trees.
Since school closed many of our
Rust mites are also present in
milk can be kept longer. Without
hovs and girls have taken up their
many
pear
orchards,
causing
russet-
i refrigerator, various devices wll
old hobbles or have adopted new
ielay souring, such as keeping the ing of the fruit nroun(| the blossom (Mies. Cecil Martin started collect
end,
and
a
bronze
appearance
or
jottle under a slow drip of tap wa
ing butterflies this week.
:er, or covering it with clean, damp the under sides of the young leaves.
:loths in some cool dry place. In Anjou and Bartlett varieties are
The
my case today’s milk will be better (lost affected by this peel-
han yesterday's milk for drinking same materials as recommended for
ind yesterday's nvilk, if an is left spider mite will control this pest.
R .-M A Y N E
^ b y'A D A
OREGON Ì ^ I R Y COUNCIL
SAVING FOOD BY CAREFUL
HANDLING
What may be economy in the buy'
ing of food, often depend« on the
means and space for keeping food,
and also the care in handling it, af
ter it is bought. With a good refri
gerator in the house, many of the
food-keeping problems are solved,
but the home without a refrigerator
has its troubles. There are, however
some foods that never should be kept
in a refrigerator, but must be cared
for in some other way. In any case,
care in handling, a knowledge of
the precautions against contamina
tion of food are necessary to pro
tect the family's health as well as
its pocketbook.
The
housekeeper must
guard
against different kinds of spoilage
Some foods change texture, some
lose flavor, others actually become
harmful. Green vegetables wilt be
cause their moisture evaporates.
Crackles and cookies, on the other
hand, take up moisture from the all
and thereby lose their crispness
Light affects some kinds of food. It
hastens the ripening of fresh fruit
and vegetables, and it is bad for fats
and oils, which become rancid in th<
light and warmth.
Milk presents a special problem
The milk item in the household fooc
supply has two important aspects
Not only must it be good, safe milk
— which really is not difficult
t(
get in these days of rigid milk in
spection— but it must be kept good
and safe after it comes to the house
This requires knowledge and care—
tver, can be used in cooking. For
he care of milk then, in general,
ind let us put it in capital letters,
KEEP MILK CLEAN. COVERED
AND COLD".
Week
agriculture.
It said stocks of pork on June 1
were smallest for that date in 20
years, and stocks of lard were the
smallest in 12 years.
ROGUE RIVER, June 20.— A
drag-line gold dredge, the first to
he used in southern Oregon, will be
gin operations in the Rogue rlvei
just above this city about June 25.
if present plans of its builders ma
terialize. The Oregon-organized Ro
gue River Dredges, Inc., of which
.1. I). Vance is president, will operate
the plant.
SALEM, June 20.— Should state
departments and heads of instltu
tions put into effect a recommenda
tion of the budgetary control office,
about 75 married people, mostly'
Travis, who formerly ran an X-
women, will be dismissed from state
ray
laboratory in Klamath Fils, put
employment after July, it became j
the boy in his plsne. flew to Klamath
known here today.
Falls, had the injured wrist X-rayed
BEND, June 22.— Glenn S. "P op"; and set. He then flew home, taking
"fVarner of Gridiron fame tackled just four hours for the trip, from
something else besides a football the time of departure until he re
,-esterday and found it to his liking. turned.
V. The
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train has a ll these
COMFORTS:
Just sit back and relax. The engin
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safely,you ride to your destination,
arriving fresh and rested.
Independent
Cleaners &
Laundry
B e a g le
Don't forget,
folks.
that Bea
gle is to have a real old fashioned
4h of July and rodeo on the Fourth
There will be pony races, sack races,
amateur boxing, dancing et cetra, so
fix up a basket lunch and come to
t h e Beagle dance hall for your
Fourth.
M’rs. J. B. Rush and Miss Elaine
Rush were callers at the C. C. Sater
home Friday.
Ruby and Nedra Schulz have been
spending the past week in Medford
with their grandmother Mrs. Ysunza.
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Enjoy refreshing sleep in a soft,
roomy berth. Improved Tourist
Pullmans provide clean double
berths at very reasonable rates.
Space to walk around and stretch
your legs is important on any jour
ney. You have it on the train.
There is clean ice-water to drink
when you are thirsty. And there is
always a con-.enient rest ' ^ m l ^ T O ^
with modern lavatory facilities.
Besides, rail fares to California are low. It's real economy
to g o this w ay and have all the comforts, convenience*
and security o f train travel at fares o f 2c a mile and less.
Southern Pacific
For details, see your local S P. agent oc write J_A «rmandy.
General Passenger Agent. 70S Pac.ic Build mg. Portlan. . Ore.
DO SO at a saving in cost with the
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Our prex'nt rate* ou low priecd car»;
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Other coverages correspondingly low
Pearl Bonney, Agent
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and
vicinity
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Lailii-s' I’outs (with or withou
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Pop, in fact, went fishing at Dia
mond Lake and returned here with
of the
a fine basket of trout. He left last
night for Hermiston t o visit a
MEDFORD— There will be a large
brother.
crop of turkeys in Jackson county
this season, according to County PALMER, Alaska, June 22.— With
Agent Robert G. Fowler, who says the I'nited States senate demand
there is a large hatch in this section ing a report on conditions in the
as well as in the entire Pacific coast Maantuska valley colonization pro
area.
The local turkey hatc^ is ject, a group of between 40 and 50
well distributed over the entire protesting colonists prepared today
county, according to Fowler. The to go into greater detail, if neces
young turkeys are now scratching sary, in their charges of mal-admln-
for themselves in the newly threshed istratiori.
grain fields. Conditions this spring
MARION, N. ('.. June 25.— Here's
were good for the young turkeys to
the
latest fish yarn from this region:
survive.
John Larkin of Asheville, casting
in the shallows of Lake James, pull
WASHIN GTON, JJune 24.— A pre
ed
in a be-spectaeled three and a
diction that fewer hogs will be
slaughtered this summer in the Unit half pound trout.
Shefl-rlmmed specs, Larkin saif
ed States than fbr many years was
made today by the department of were caught In the fish’s gills.
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