Mosier bulletin., February 25, 1916, Image 1

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
ADVERTISING RATES
BY
ROGER W. MOE
MOSIER BULLETIN
SUBSCRIPTION RA TE S
O m la v
Six Month*
Thro* Month*
t’ rofaesumal C a r d s ........................ per moat* $ .80
One square........................................... “
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6.10
Busineea locals will be charged at ft cents per tine
fo r earn insertion.
Legal advertisements will in all cases be charged
Ell.«rod u H .ond-clhu m»u?r March 12. 1SU9 at
Che poet office at Moeier, Oregon, under the A ct o f :
March 4. 1117».
V O L . V ii
to the party ordering them, at legal rates, and
MOSIER, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRID AY , FEBRU ARY 25, 1010.
Everyone asks this question many times daily.
Our lives are regulated by our watches.
You are beginning a New Year.
Begin right by having your watch thoroughly cleaned
and adjusted.
Our repair work gives splendid service and will prove
worthy o f your patronage.
W . F. Laraway, Jew eler and Optician
E X P E R T SW ISS W A T C H REPAIRIN G
paid for before affidavits arc furnished.
lime-sulphur 1-40, 10 days lime-sulphur
1-30. 4 sprays, 35 per cent fungus
Average fungus exhibit H 201. 4
sprays, pink spray being omitted.
Exhibit 1-1: Fall Bordeaux, delayed
I
j
dormant lime-sulphur 1-11, pink lime-
sulphur 1-28, calyx lime-sulphur 1-28.
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From the Hoo<l River Glacier
4 sprays, 20 per cent fungus.
posed last week at Spokane by re| • i « »
-D E A L E R S I N -
During the past year Sam G. Camp­
Exhibit 1-2: Fall Bordeaux, delayed aentatives of the Oltice of Market* f
bell. chief inapector of the Apple Grow­
the
United States for stablixing
e ! !
dormant
lime-sulphur
1-12,
pink
lime-
ers Association, has given the question
marketing of the crop of northwest n ..
of spraying his closest attention. sulphur 1-25, calyx lime-sulphur 1-35. 4 boxed apples and securing a more ti
sprays,
25
per
cent
fungus.
Working in conjunction with a number
Average fungus, exhibit 1 22* per j ough distribution of the fruit will i t ; ;
of growers, Mr. Campbell has observed
with the real growers of the differ t ..
experiments that should be of the cent. 4 sprays.
Exhibit J -l: Fink lime-sulphur 1-20, districts, according to Wilmer Sieg,
greatest value to all growera of the
district. The chief inspector has pre­ calyx lime-sulphur 1-25. 2 aprays, 3 0 ;‘ V**
‘ ‘C E Bassett, one of the three rep- • •
pared a report on his investigations for per cent fungus.
the Association. The report was re­
Exhibit J-2 • Fink lime-sulphur 1 10, resentativea o'f Yhe“offlce' who have l»«n • 1
cently read at a meeting of growers in calyx lime-sulphr 1-30, 10 days atomic-
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sulphur 7 lbs-100 gallons. 3 spiays, 35 reports for the past several
the Pine Grove district.
Recause of length it will be impossi­ per cent fungus.
says Mr. Sieg, “ will proct
e
Average fungus exhibit J 2 and 3 to North Yakima, where he will
ble to print the entire report in a single
issue o f the Glacier. It is therefore sprays, 32Jper rent.
suggested that growers clip the por-
Exhibit K - l: Delayed dormant lime- of the proposed plan, C. W.
tiona of articles as they appear, in or- au|phur 1-10, calyx lime-sulphur 1-16. and W. H. Kerr, the other tv
der that they may preserve the diree- J0 days lime-suphur 1-15. 3 sprays. 15 ment men, will hold similar
a 4-1-1- H 1 1 1-1-1 M i l l i 1 I-I-M-M-I.
lions and recommendations, as drawn per cent fungus
here and in other districts. ’
from the results o f experiments' as a
N ote-R ather' exceptional-good re- ard shipping agencies, through their
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suit probably due to delayed dormant League,.are willing to accept the pro­
| While Mr. Campbell 8 report gave pein^ put on late enough to be near posed plans, which call for a growers'
tbenam e. of «rowers cooperating wUh ear)y plnk atu) extra strength of lime- agency governed by a board to be com­
him, * these have
been deleted • •
from * the
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- sulphur was used in calyx and 10 days. posed of five members selected by
published article. Those interested, This strength, however, is dangerous, growers and five by the shipping organ­
however, may secure these names from and may cause russeting of fruit and izations.
This board will select its
j the Association.
chairman, who may be a shipping rep - 1
burning of foliage.
Mr. Campbell’s repoit follow s:
resentative
or a grow er."
Exhibit L - l : Fall Bordeaux, delayed
The proposed plan calls for a uniform '
dormant lime-sulphur 1-10, calyx lime-
contract and a central office that w ill!
W h y go to Portland for dental w ork? D o you stop to consider
In presenting the following informs- sulphur 1-40. 3 sprays, 25 per cent fun­ endeavor to work toward uniform dif-|
the
service
you receive from the hands o f the dentist w h o is hired
i tion for your consideration and benefit, gus.
Exhibit L-2: Delayed dormant lime- tribution and the opening up new mar- I
I desire to say that the investigations
keta.
by
the
week
to operate for you? Have your w ork done at home
aulphur
1-9,
calyx
lime-sulphur
1-35.
2
, cover 50 orchards in Hood River valley.
. ,
Mr. Sieg is prone, however, to view
In each case the number of sprays, ^pray*. f>0 per cent fungus
by the dentist w h o does the w ork from start to finish.
with
regret
action
taken
last
week
by
Average fungus exhibit L. 2 and 3
time applied and the fungicides used
the glowers of the Wenatchee district, 1
are stated in the various exhibits, also sprays, 37) per cent.
22k G old C row ns
- • 15
Porcelain Fillings - - 81.50
who have adopted a slogan, “ sell for |
Exhibit M l : Fall Bordeaux, pink cash. ”
the strength which is used in each one
Bridge W ork, per tooth
M5
Silver Fillings - - I 1 .I I .B I
lime-sulphur 1-20. 2 sprays, 50 per
of the fungicides.
"This is not in harmony with th e 1
Gold Fillings - - M2 to 8.5
Plates - - - • Mtt to S I2
The dormant spray means the fall cent fungus.
proposed government plan." says Mr.
application of Bordeaux. The spray
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Porcelain C row ns - - 811.50
Extracting -
ilio
Exhibit
M-2: Fall _______
Bordeaux, pink Sieg. " I t would be ideal if the fruit !
refe red to as delayed dormant means lime-sulphur part of orchard 1-10, other could be sold for cash. But this plan i
the spray which is usually applied as part Bordeaux 4-0-50. 2 sprays, 50 per will not work. The Wenatchee grow ­
the buds begin swelling, which in some cent fungus.
ers will find that caBh buyers will pass ,
instances is extended by the growers
Average exhibit M 50 per cent.
them up. If they stick to their plans
after the buda have opened out and the
Exhibit N -l: Delayed dormant lime- and absolutely refuse todsipose of their
leaves advanced quite conspicuously. sulphur 1-10, pink lime-sulphur 1-35, 10 apples, except for cash, they will, how-j
O ffice Hours 9 to 12, I to 5.
Phone 2401
The percentages of scab given are at days Bordeaux two-thirds of orchard, ever, cause other districts no trouble." j
thinning time.
The action of the Wtnathcee growers |
j 5-5-50. 3 sprays, 25 per cent fungus.
R
oom
s
18-19
Heilbronner
Bldg.
llo
o
d
River, Oregon
The estimates are furnished by the
Exhibit N-2: Delayed dormant lime- mentioned by Mr. Sieg waB taken last j
growers and in my judgment are about
week
at
a
mass
meeting
held
at
th
e)
correct as nearly as could be deter­ sulphur 1-9, pink lime-aulpbur 1-25. 2 Wenatchee Commercial club.
mined by estimate without actual sprays, 30 per cent fungus.
Exhibit N-3:
Fall Bordeaux, de­ I The movement does not mean a new
counts.
selling organization. It does not mean
The main object of this information layed dormant lime-sulphur 1-15, pink a new shipping organization ; doea not
is first, to show that where the great lie-sulphur 1-30, 10 days atomic sulphur contemplate additional expense to the
est number of sprays were used, the 10 lbs-100 gallons. 4 sprays. 90 per grower. The Fruit Growers' Agency,
cleanest crops were obtained ; second, cent fungus.
Average fungus exhibit N, 2, 3 and as organized, is the get together instru­
to show that certain omissions in
ment of the growers and selling agen­
The celebration o f Washington’s birthday reminds us of
spraying were more serious than oth­ 4 sprays, 48 1-3 per cent.
cies for the common purpose of mutual
what has been done by others to give us a free country. We
Exhibit O -l: Calyx lime-sulphur protection, and through its Spokane
ers; third, that certain fungicides gave
1-25, 1 spray, 75 per cent fungus
better results than others.
will be better citizens and also help our own interest if we are
headquarters will be handled the details
ill give you the number of
Exhibit F -l: Delayed dormant,lime- so essential to the successful handling
First,
thriffy and save some money ahead each year.
sprays and data in reference to each sulphur 1-10. 1 spray, 90 per cent fun­ and rnaiketing of the crops.
The
individual orchard. These|are classified gus.
Agency, as an orangization will per-
It seems from a close Btudy and anal­ furm no act whatsoever of selling. It
in exhibits—all growers who followed
a spraying program which was alike, ysis of exhibits A to F, that it may be will displace no existing shipping or­
are classified under "Exhibit A .” The helpful to the growera of Hood River ganization. The present selling agun-
M o s ie r
-
O regon
numbers after Exhibit A and B indi­ valley, to point out comparisons of cies will continue to act independently
cate the number of growers who fol- these analyses, showing the value of a in their dealings with the markets.
lowcd|the same system. These exhibits certain number of sprays and also to Hut through the mutual organizations ¡
run from " A " to “ S .” In some ex­ point out the loss from the omission of thus termed by the growers and ahip-
hibits there are half a dozen or.more, any one of the important sprays. Later pera, the centering of the best thoughts 1
and in some there is only one example on 1 will speak of the comparative and minds in the industry will he de- I
of the spraying method. Where there value of different fungicides as evi- voted to the adoption and carrying out
are more than one the average percent- denced in these observations and re- ' of advanced practices in marketing,
age of scab at thinning time for the ; suits.
and such matters as the extension of
S t e a m e r " D a l l a s C ity ** a n d ' ' S t r a n g e r * *
entire number iafgiven.
Exhibit A gave the highest percent- ; trade development in the world's mar- |
1 will now proceed to give you the age. consisting of 6 sprays, fall Bor- keta. Substantially, confidence ii ex- i
lxeav«H I ' o r t l H i i d 7 a. m., arrive»* The Dali«*« ♦ ;t0 p » 1 . Dally excep t Hunriay. Ar­
program, followed by the different ex- deaux. delayed dormant lime-sulphur peeled to take the place of hostility in !
rive« at Moaler about 5 p. m. Leave« Tin* Dalle« 7 a. in., arrive« Portland 6:30 p. m.
hibits, and later furnish'observations 1-9, semi-dormant, pink, calyx and 10 competitive conditions, and through
Dally except Hunday. Arrive« at Moaler about 8:4ft a m.
and conclusions:
1 days lime-sulphur 1-33, showing only 5 that confidence, economy.
WedneHday o f each week 1« net a*lde a« “ Stock Yard D a y” aud then the
"The following
ing pruviai
provision? must he
Hteamer “ Dalle« C ity” w ill take live stock lor delivery to 1'ortland U nion Stock Yard
Exhibit A -l:
Fall Bordeaux, De . |ier cent fungus at thinning time, the
with
one
exception,
an
I
cleanest
crop,
exception
made a part of all soiling contracts and
Tlila .service w ill perm it the Indl virtual to «h ip an few anim al« «« desired and get the
layed lime-sulphur 1-9. Delayed dor­
benefit o f low freight rate«. For fuither Inform ation telephone num ber .Uli*
mant, semi-dormant, pink, calyx and far as these results show, namely, ex­ nothing can he included in the contract
hibit
F-l,
which
1
will
analyze
specific­
which
will
in
any
way
contradict
or
10 dayB. 6 sprays, 5 per cent fungus.
ally later.
nullify
the
carrying
out
of
Ihe
provi­
Exhibit B -l: Fall Bordeaux, lime-! Exhibit B, consisting of 5 sprays, fall
.!• Os B E L D I N , A g e n t
Phone
The
sulphur 1-10. Delayed dormant, lime- Bordeaux, delayed dormant, pink calyx sions as enumerated hereafter.
provisions
should
be
placed
in
the
con-
;
sulphur 1-40, pink, calyx and 10 days. and 10 daya, 10 per cent fungus, the
tract in mandatory form.
5 epraya, 5 per cent fungus.
semi-dormant being omitted.
"1. It shall be provided that each
s iti4
►O4
» fa t4
Exhibit B-2: Fall Bordeaux, Delay­
Exhibit C, 4 sprays,delayed dormant, grower shall have the exclusive right
ed dormant, lime-sulphur . 1-12, pink pink, calyx and 10 daya, 5 per cent of and authority to fix the price at which
lime-sulphur, 1-26,¡calyx, lime-sulphur fungus, fall Bordeux and semi-dormant his products or any pi rt thereof may j
1-30, 10 days lime-sulphur 1-40. 5 omitted.
be sold by the selling agent, but that in ]
sprays, 10 per cent fungus.
Exhibit D, 5 sprays, fall Bordeaux, event the price so fixed shall be higher
Who contributes to the upkeep of your churches, your
Please note this orchard had 20 per delayed dormant, pink, calyx and 10 than the best market price obtainable |
cent fungus in 1914.
days, the semi-dormant, omitted, fun- after offering the same, the aelling
schools or your roads? The local dealer or the out o f town
Attention is called agent shall in no wise be held responsi- I
Exhibit B-3: Fall Bordeaux, delayed i gus 17) per cent
dealers? Do the merchants away from home give you credit
dormant, lime-auphur, 1-10, pink Bor to the increased fungus in exhibit D hie for failure to negotiate sales at |
deaux 4-4-60, calyx, lime-aulphur 1-35, where 5 sprays were applied, as com­ such prices.
or do you pay cash ?
10 daya, lime sulphur 1-40. 5 sprays, pared to exhibit C where 4 sprays were
"2. It is further mutually underatood
applied, that atomic suplhur was used and agreed by both parties hereto that
15 per cent fungus.
it shall be the duty of the agent to co­
Average fungus Exhibit B 10 per in the calyx in exhibit D.
Exhibit E, 5 sprays, fall Bordeaux, operate with all like growers' resident
cent. The average fungus in exhibit B
delayed
dormant,
pink,
calyx
and
10
selling
agents whose principal place of
was increased by B-2 using an insuffici­
ent quantity, applying only 2 gallons days, 15 per cent fungus. Comparison business is in Oregon, Washington,
of spray for trees about 13 years old ; should be made with exhibit C, 4 Idaho or Montana, and who handle an
-S S S -
otherwise exhibit B would probably sprays, showing 5 per cent fungua, at average of 100 cars or more of fruit
have shown an average of about from 5 lention being called to the fact that in and produce annually, for the following
_ .
,
U ■ i , I
Ii1
I n k n * maa iiaml lev
exhibit
E
atomic an
aulphur
was used in purposes:
to 7) per cent fungus.
the pink and calyx.
"(a t To secure information as to
Exhibit C - l : Delayed dormant lime-1 Exhibit F, 4 sprays, fall Bordeaux,
crop conditions, in order to determine
supbur 1-10, pink, calyx and 10 days pink, calyx and 10 days. Delayed dor- the
common values of varieties and
lime-sulphur 1-40. 4 sprays, 5 p er! manl and semi-dormant being omitted, grades
P e o p l e ’ s n a v ig a t io n C o m p a n y
cent fungus.
fungua 7) per cent. Comparison should
(b) To work in close harmony with i
Exhibit D -l: Fall Bordeaux, delayed be made with exhibit C, where 5 sprays growers with the aim of aecuiing uni- |
CHARLES NELSON. M a n a g e r .
dormant, lime-sulphur, 1-20, pink and were used, attention to the difference form methods in the harvesting, grad­
calyx lime-aulphur 1-36, 10 daya atomic is called for the reason that in exhibit ing. packing and the physical handling
sulphur, 6 lbs-100 gallons. 5 sprays, F the grower applied an extremely ; of the fruit from tree to car, and to se-
leaves The Dalles 7:00 A. M., Sundays, Tuesdays and
10 per cent fungus.
early pink, using a larga quantity of cure a standardization and enforcement
Thursdays. Arrives at Mosier at 8:15. A. M.
Exhibit D-2: Fall Bordeaux, delayed spray per tree, fungus showing only 5 of the grading and inspection rules of
dormant, lime-aulphur 1-10, pink lime- per cent, thus decreasing the average the states of Oregon,Washington, Idaho
leaves Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
sulphur 1-30. calyx lime sulphur 1-33, per cent of fungus iri exhibit F 7 below and Montana.
from Oak Street Dock.
Passengers and freight.
10 daya atomic aulphur 6 Ihs 100 gal­ the normal average.
" (e ) To agree upon a date after
2 Exhibit G, 3 sprays, fall Bordeaux, which no contracta for tonnage shall be
lons. 5 sprays, 25 per cent fungus.
Mosier Dock in charge o f J. W. Huskey, who will meet all
Exhibit D average fungua 17) per pink and calyx. 20 per cent, fungua. entered into, in order that the aelling
boats and attend to transfer. Phone No. 85.
Delayed, semi-dormant and 10 days agencies may have a reasonable time in i
cent.
1 which to provide for the sale and dis­
Exhibit E - l: Fall Bordeaux, delayed omitted.
Exhibit H, 4 sprays, fall Bordeaux, tribution of the crops.
dormant lime-aulphur 1-20, pink lime-
"(d ) To discuss in conference mar­
aulphur 1-35, calyx atomic sulphur. 12 delayed dormant, calyx and 10 days,
lhs-100 gallons, 10 daya, atomic sul- semi dormant and pink omitted, fungus ket eonditiona and experience« with
10 lbs-100 gallons. 5 sprays, 16 per 2bi per cent, showing heavy loss from variona mediums used in the market*
omission of the pink application.
for the purpose of ascertaining Ihe
cent fungua.
Exhibit I, 3 and 4 «prays, fall Bor­
efficmel agencies and market out­
Exhibit F -l: Fall Bordeaux, pink deaux, delayed dormant, pink and ca­ moat
lets for the economical performance of
lime-aulphur 1-20, calyx lime-aulphur lyx, semi-dormant and 10 daya omitted, (heir mutual contract.
1 -36, 10 daya atomic aulphur fi lbs-100 fungus 22) per cent, showing lost by
" ( e ) To secure improvement in
gallon*. 4 sprays, 5 per cent funga.
omiasion of 10 days spray.
transportation and storage services and
Exhibit
F-2: Fall Bordeaux, pink
Exhibit J, 2 spraya, pink and calyx; conditions,
lime-aulphur 1-20, calyx lime-aulpur fall Bordeaux, delayed dormant, semi-
" ( f ) To work out definite plane for
1-35, part of orchard, Bordeaux 4-4-50 dormant and 10 day* omitted, fungus the development of various domestic
other part, 10 days Bordeaux 2)-4-100, 324 per cent.
and Canadian markets, utilising experi­
fungua 15 per cent.
Exhibit K, 3 sprays, delayed dor­ enced men and the combined resources
Average fungua exhibit F 10 per mant, calyx and 10 daya, omitted fall of the said agents.
cent, 4 sprays.
Bordeaux, aemi dormant and pink, fun­
" ( g ) To develop foreign markets
Exhibit
G -l: Fall Bordeaux, pink, gus 15 per cent, attention is called par­ along tha following lines: (1) To con­
ticularly to the omission of pink spray duct comprehensive foreign investiga­
lime-sulhur 1-15,calyx lime-sulhur 1-38.
Exhibit L, 3 sprays, fall Bordeaux, tions for the purpose o f knowing trade
3 sprays, 20 per cent fungua. ;
delayed
dormant and calyx, omitted connection*
(2) To see that the fruit
Exhibit
G-2: Fall Bordeaux, pink
semi-dormant,
pink and 10 daya, fungus ia prepared for market ao that the
hcr.e-aulphur 1-25, calyx lime-sulphur
37) per cent.
grade and pack may be in accordance
1-38. 3 sprays. 20 per cent fungus.
Exhibit M. 2 sprays, fill Borderaux with the best trade demand*. (3) To
Average fungua exhibit G 3 sprays,
and pink, omitted delayed dormant, supervise the physical handling of tha
20 per cent.
aemi dormant, calyx and 10 daya, fun­ shipments through to final destination
F.xhibit H-l : Fall Bordeaux, delayed gus 50 per cent. Attention is called
dormant lime-sulphur 1-20, calyx lime- iarticularly to the nmiasion of the re- and to secure adequate insurance ao
that the hazard* may be reduced. (4)
sulphur 1-35, 10 daya 1-40. 4 spray*. yx and todays apraya.
To secure capable foreign agents to
10 per rent fungus.
Exhibit N. 2 sod 3 sprays, delay*) conduct tales abroad. (6) To expand
Exhibit H-2: Fall Bordeaux, delayed dormant, pink and 10 days, omitted fall old market* and develop new one* by
dormant lime-sulphur 1-10, calyx lirr.e- Bordeaux, semi-doimar.t and calyx. direct contact and through tho solicita­
aulphur 1-35, 10 daya Rordeaus 4-5-50. Attention is called particularly to the tion of special agenta. (5) To devise
4 sprays, 30 per cent fungus.
omission of calyx spray, fungus 48 1-3 way* and meant to safeguard and se­
cure prompt collection«. (7) To se­
Exhibit H-3: Fall Bordeaux, de­ per cent.
Exhibit O, 1 spray, calyx, all others cure adequate transportation facilities
layed dormant, lime-sulphur 1-10, calyx
by underwriting steamship charter*
lime-aulphur 1-36. 10 day* Bordeaux omitted, fungua 76 per cent.
Exhibit P, 1 spray, delayed dormant, and promoting new fruit trade route*.
4-5-60. 4 sprays, 30 per cent fungua.
Exhibit H-4: Fall Bordeaux, de all others omitted, fungus 90 per cent.
(Continued on l.avt Bag*;
(To be continued)
layed dormant Bordeaux 5-5-60, calyx
ASS N FURNISHES
VALUABLE DATA
What Time Is It?
No. 51
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MITTED TO GROWERS ¡I
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MOSIER
OREGON
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Personal Service Dentistry
John Davis, he often to me said,
“ My chickens will not lay;
I feed them dollar wheat for feed,
But cannot make it pay.”
One day he asked his neighbor.
Why his chickens laid so w'ell.
He said, “ Not feed nor labor.
But my hen house built so swell.”
See “ Lumber Bill” for “ Tum-A-Lumber”
and built your hen house snug and warm.
And the eggs roll out from under,
All the chickens on the farm.
Dr. W m. M. Post
"SE E J. S. ANDERSON ABOUT IT"
AT THE HOME OF
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Percolators, Electric Toasters and all other elec­
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