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HOME AND FARM M AGAZINE SE C T IO N
State W ill Take Part In Exposition
Directions for Spraying Cherry Trees
Washington Announces Plans for Panama-Pacific Fair—Re
sources Will Be Set Forth.
Missouri Agricultural College Gives Growers Hints on Formulae
of Value.
BY RICHARD SEELY JAMES,
der way, the d ep artm en ts of h o rticu l
CCORDINO to the Missouri A g ri a t the end of eight or ten m inutes by
E xecutive Commissioner, W ashington ture and agriculture being in charge of
cultural E xperim ent S tatio n , cher adding cold w ater. S tra in into a b arrel
State Exposition Commission.
Leslie M. Brown, form erly of WaJIa
ries should be sprayed in the fol and add w ater to m ake 50 gallons.
W alla, and form er secretary of the low ing m anner:
T hird S praying: J u s t a fte r the fr u it
A S H IN G T O N ’S fiv e p rim ary re S tate H orticultural Society.
F irst S praying: A fte r th e leaves is off, using bordeaux m ixture 2-3-50,
Mr. Brown is v isitin g all sections of have begun to come out, but before the self boiled lime sulphur 7-7-50 or com
sources, h o rticu ltu re, agriculture,
fo restry , fish eries and m ining the sta te in tho course of g ath erin g blossoms open, using bordeaux m ixture m ercial lim e-sulphur 1) gallons to 48 J
from which this sta te gains her fundu the ex h ib its of products of tho farm (2 lbs. copper sulphate, 3 lbs. lim e and gallons of w ater. T his is to keep the
m ental w ealth, will hu the chief classifi and orchard, and expects to show the 50 gallons of w ater) or some form of leaves healthy in order th a t good strong
catio n s fo r ex tu o its from W ashington very best th e s ta te produces.
lime sulphur, eith er the comm ercial or fr u it buds may be form ed fo r the next
In addition to general sta te wide ex self boiled.
a t th e P an am a-P acific E xposition in
y e a r ’s crop.
liibits,
the
sta
te
commission
will
tak
e
Han Francisco, 1915, according to the
S praying O u tfits.
Second
S
praying:
As
soon
a»
the
p ractical ex h ib it plan adopted by the charge of featu re ex h ib its p repared by calyx tu be is o ff the young fru it, use
Pow dery mildew is lik ely to be v ery
W ashington S ta te E xposition Cominis various counties and localities, and, in arsen ate of lead paste 2 lbs., bordeaux bad on young cherry trees, p a rtic u la r
fact, welcome local ex h ib its when tho
•ton.
m ixture 2-3-50, self boiled lim e-surphur ly those grow ing in tn e nursery row.
The S ta te commission, appointed by locality is w illing to have same in 7-7-50 or comm ercial lim e-sulphur 1 | Such trees should bo sprayed three or
G overnor lu ste r in accordance w ith the stalled as a p art o f the general sta te gallons w ith w ater enough to make up fo u r tim es w ith bordeaux m ixture 2-3-50
act of the last legislature, has d eter exhibit in accordance w ith the com 50 gallons of th e solution.
or e ith er of the lim e sulphur as men
m ined to make W ash in g to n ’s p articip a in isio n 's broad plan.
tioned above.
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Pi epara at Home.
E xhibits to Be Aided.
lion in the g reat exposition a purely
S praying O u tfits: A b arrel sprayer
These two sprayings are to control will spray from five to ten acres of
L ive stock and pou ltry will also be
p ractical one.
“ Our o b je c ts,” says John Schram well represented from th is state. The tho leaf spot and jm wdery mildew, and orchard and costs, com plete, from #12
presid en t o f the commission, “ are two, executive commissioner has named to poison the cureulio insect which p unc to 130. A bucket sp ray er is useful for
nam ely, to set fo rth th e resources, pro Robert B urt of S eattle as comm issioner tu res the fru it.
w hitew ashing or spraying a dozen trees
du cts and a ttra c tio n s of the s ta te for of live stock and H arry H. Collier o f
S elf boiled lime sulphur m ust be pre or less; costs $3.50 to $8. The sm all
in fo rm atio n o f possible settlers, inves Tacoma as commissioner of poultry, and pared a t home, as it does not keep well hand compressed a ir and knapsack out
to rs and tourists, and to exploit the th e commission has voted considerable and hence is not k ept for sale. To pre f i t s are used fo r spraying potatoes,
products o f our sta te for the purpose sums of money to aid W ashington stock pare, slake 8 pounds of lime in a large nursery trees, berries and vineyards.
of increasing our world wide m arkets. breeders and poultry fanciers to exhibit tu b or v at, and while sim m ering from They cost from $5 to $15. Ail sprayers
In o th er words, W ashington w ants a t th e g reat in tern atio n al stock and its own heat, stir in 8 [munds o f fine should havo brass w orking parts which
more producers, and she also w ants the poultry shows a t San Francisco in sulphur. Stop the sim m ering or boiling are not injured by acids.
1915. It is hoped th a t this sta te will
best m arkets for w hat she produces.
We believe the coming in tern atio n al tak e many aw ards in these shows. The
P lan t Lice in Spring.
exposition o ffers a fin e oppo rtu n ity to sta te commission is planning to help
Some trees and shrubs are loaded
work tow ard both o bjects a t th e same pay expenses of sta te exhibitors, and
every season w ith p lant lice. On those
H ave you e v er ato p p ed to th in k how you
tim e. For th a t reason we will adhere also to o ffer a series of e x tra aw ards
w ill c a rry yo u r clothe« a n d p ro v isio n s oa
affected last y ear one is likely to find yo
u r m achine, o r how you w ill keep the
to practical, industrial lines in m aking fo r prize-w inning en tries from this
now sm all, black, shiny rggs a t the p e ris h a b le food cool on a ho t d a y 1 I f n o t—
our ex h ib it a t San Francisco, and not state.
W rite or See SM ITH - H e M akes the
The office of the exposition enmmis- ends of th e tw igs. These can be seen
delve very extensively into tho e n te r
on
fru
it
anil
other
trees,
various
orna
tain m en t and oth er fancy featu res of ion is at 709 C entral building, S eattle,
and while it is the m teu tio n of the m ental shrubs, and p articu larly on the
exposition w o rk .”
G u a ra n te e d to keep th in g s cool.
F iv e Classified Exhibits.
o fficers of the commission to v isit all buckhorn. As soon as the ten d er leaves
n y th in g E lse ou N eed for
rts of the state th is year, correspond begin to unfold on th is shrub th e eggs And H e M akes A the
Besides the general display of re
T rip .
sources made in th e W ashington S ta te cnee and suggestions from all localities hatch, and the leaves shortly become
Sm ith M akes and R epairs Trunks,
loaded
w
ith
lice.
Why
not,
therefore,
Sam ple Cases and Grips.
building a t San Francisco, the s ta te will is invited. The commission will have
p resen tativ es a t most of th e local trim hedges and shrubs now, and burn
install fiv e classified exh ib its in five
of the m ain ex h ib it palaces, in th e five fairs and exh ib its th is year, and will th e trim m ings, hum as well all prun
490 W ashington Street.
d ep artm en ts outlined above. W ork on tak e m any of th e best ex h ib its from ings of fru it tre e s ) It is very well
P o rtla n d , Or**<on.
known th a t p lant lice increase a t a tr e
these classified ex h ib its is already un these fairs to San Francisco in 1915.
mendous ra te when once sta rte d , there
fore, each egg destroyed uow menns the
death of hundreds o f .ice, and the eon
sequent lessening of th e work of spray-
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Automobile
Trips!
AUTOMOBILE ICE BOX
E D W . L. S M I T H
C o n ta m in a tio n o f
Farm Water Easy
IT1IO U T doubt m any of th e germ
diseases may be tran sm itted by
means of w ater, and some o f the
d is e a s e s are so uniform ly tran sm itted
by w ater th a t th ey are known as
• ' w ater borne ’ ' diseases. Typhoid, dys
e ate ry and other in testin al disorders are
such diseases, and if they may be car
ried by w ater it is of the g reatest ini
portance th a t every precaution be taken
to insure a pure w ater supply.
T h at farm w ater supplies are subject
to p çlution is evidenced by the investi
gâtio n s made by K. F. K ellerm an and
11. A. W h itak er of the d ep artm en t of
ag ricu ltu re, in co-operation w ith the
M innesota sta te board o f health, indi
ra te d th a t of seventy nine carefully se
lected and typical w ater supplies of
farm s in th a t state, tw en ty were good
• nd fifty nine were polluted. U f the
polluted wells, eleven wore so located
th a t even extrem e care would not make
them safe; ten w ere poorly located, but
im provem ents in th e protection from
su rface wash and in filtra tio n would
make them sait»; tw en ty five were bad
only because of poor su rface protection
and could easily be made safe. F rac
ticallv all the surface supplies in v esti
g a te d were polluted. D uring these in
v estig atio n s tw en ty th ree of the fa rm ’
exam ined showed a record of typhoid
fever.
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BALKY HORSE
V arious me!hods for sta rtin g a
b alk y horse p rev ail: T ying a
s trin g tig h t around one ear; t y
ing the ta il to the sin g letree;
liftin g th e foot up ag ain st th e
"horse's arm for a while \,till it
c ram p s); w hirling th e horse
around till dixxy; tap p in g the
shoe or bottom of th e fo o t;
stra p p in g tip one leg for a while,
and blindfolding. Some cases
have been cured by stra p p in g up
one fro n t foot and throw ing the
anim al.
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Greediest Hogs Are
Most Valuable
IIE OREGON ag ricu ltu ral statio n
has found out by actual feeding
te s ts th a t the hog which eats most
greedily is the most pro fitab le. T h irty
pigs were divided into th ree lots, the
heaviest eaters in one lot, and the
o thers graded according to th e ir ca
p a rity l'«r consum ing feed.
A hundred hogs like the heaviest eat
ers. a t the ra te of gain made and pres
ent prices, would m ake a p ro fit of
$297.65, or alm ost exactly $3 a head. A
hundred like the poorest feeders would
have made a p ro fit of $115.65, or only
a little more th an a dollar a head. They
were evenly graded as to size and sex.
I f th ere is th is g reat differen ce betw een
tho heavy eatin g hogs and the lig h t
e a te rs— and most hog grow ers will
agree w ith th e general proposition— it
would seem th a t breeders might well de
vote them selves to breeding ap p etite
in hogs, instad of color or fancy points.
If th e ap p etite m akes the p ro fits, breed
app etite.
D o n ’t be w eary of the way. Remem
ber th e hosts who have passed on who
thought not of them selves alone, but
tried to make the path sm oother and
D o n ’t ex(ieet bony, skinny stock to
b rig h ter for those to follow them . We escape the detection of the city buyer.
pass this w av but once, so let it be with He will often class the whole shipm ent
good cheer and noble deeds.
by a few such poor birds.
V
Skin and Blood Diseases
E very p art of your body is dependent on the blood supply. I f your
blood is crowded w ith im purities and germ s of disease, causing your skin
to be covered w ith annoying and d isfiguring eruptions and blem ishes, tak e
Sulphurro to p u rify the blood, use it ex tern ally to allay irrita tio n and
inflam m ation.
S ulphurro is an an tisep tic and germ icide.
You ran understand w hy it
gets results when you consider th a t taken internally, it enters into the
blood, tho blood carries it to every p a rt of the body, im purities ami germs
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o f disease are elim in ated ; in fact, ta k in g Sulphurro means cleansing, heal
Though more th an 750,000 bushels
of w heat are held in Lincoln county,
W ashington, by farm ers, w arehouse
men and m il ls y et, a-eo rd in g to the
statem en t o f Assessor D. B. Campbel),
th ere were on Mareeh 1, 250,000 bushels
less th a n a y ear ago. Owned by mills
and w arehousem en on M arch 1, when
the statem en t was due from grainm en,
were 375,741 bushels, while farm ers had
stored 400,502 bushels.
O f th e grain stored by the farm ers
tho g reatest am ount is at D avenport,
w here producers are holdiug 63,030
bushels for higher prices, p ractically
10 per cent o f the product o f the
D avenport w heat belt. W ilbur farm
ers are storing 19,293 bushels; Blue
stem . 44.171; A lm ira, 46,285; Reardan.
4 6 ,2 9 0 ; G ovan, 63.1*3; C reston, 21,741;
Dennx S tatio n . 13,130; Odessa, 12,62'*: I
H arr.n g to n , 11.556; Monrovia, 12.998. A ■
surprising featu re is tl a t Sprague, one
of the leading shipping points, h ai on
Hand but 1.284 bushels, while Mohler,
prom inent w heat point, has 2,i 2
bushel«. One reason to r th e reduced
..ui.-uat is higher pit-*cs th is season.
ing and b e n e fittin g the en tire system ; it m eans rem oving the cause of
disease.
W hen Sulphurro is used in the b ath w ater, the pores absorb th is bene
ficial an tisep tic, inflam m ation and irrita tio n arc allayed. S ulphurro used
in tern ally and ex tern ally m eans pure blo.nl and a healthy skin.
CURED TWO YEARS AGO, “ POSITIVE AND COMPLETE”
J»« is. t»ia.
The C
M. C Stew art Sulphur Co..
Seattle, Wash.
Gentlemen:
Th» c . M. c . B t.w art Sulphur Co.,
Seattla. W u h .
Gentlemen:
I wn»h to th a n k you fo r the g re a t bene,
fit I have receiv ed from ' S u lp h u rro
in
c u rin g me of a very a n n o y in g S kin Dig-
eae«. w hich covered the whole of my face
an d top o f my he^d ao th a t it rem oved
th e h a ir
A fte r try in g v a rio u s rem cdien
and re c eiv in g no relief, a frie n d induced
ma to try
S u lp h u rr ” w ith th« vary
happy re s u lt o f
m piete cure.
S in cerely youra.
OF.O W R A KFR,
Olive Streat. S e a ttle
You w ill m d l that c m , H r . y , , „
• go
wrote yon of my cure of a v«ry bad
CSM of Skin O iteaae by th« use of ••Ru|.
H uirro.” S i„ c . that tim . h , I e h ld
re tu rn i th . tr o u b le t h . c a r . ts p n ,it ir .
and compl.t». I am a .n d in c you thia, h«-
(o r . ,lr,,» rtiii< t r w Seattle, in j u a u c t .
Uke rtUirdy.
For Sale by A ll Druggists.
GEO. BAKER.
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