Mosier bulletin., February 25, 1916, Image 4

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BRIEF LO C AL MENTION I
of his daughter, Mrs Myra Wellherg.
W. L. Roland accompanied them up
from Linnton.
Twenty seven years of store keeping,
all in two towns
1 have pleased
others, 1 want to please you. On the
L. Lamb wan in The Dallas on Mon­
basis of square dealing and good gooda
day.
l ask for more of your trade. Do you
Taxes may be paid at the Mosier approve o f a store like mine in Mosier?
Valley Bank at any time.
R iver 1 I f you do, trade with me. Strauss.
Ben Sellingcr was m Hood
T. W. Kingsbury, representing the
yesterday.
D. P. A A. N. Co., was in the city the
..ri-+1 I I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I M i
Floor paint and anan.aia ai Chown’».
EARLY CARE NEEDED NEED MORE BEES
A N NO UNCE M E NT
TO SAVE TREES
FOR POLUNIZATION
OF CANDIDATES
Complaints of
winter injury to
peach, pear and cherry trees in some
parts of tha central Willamette Valley,
have been sent to rhe Afrieulturnl Col­
lege department o f Horticulture. A
typical letter from one grower says
that it now appears as though this
damage is very serious throughout his
500-acre orchard o f live year old trees.
Specimens ot trunk sections indicate
that the trees are in very bad condi­
tion, and unless very carefully handled
many o f them may die.
The extent and distribution of the
injury are not yet determined, but all
orchardists, especially those in the
regions where the unusual cold and
deep snow prevailed, are advised hy
the department to make a careful in­
vestigation o f their trees to learn the
exact condition. Ti e portion* o f the
tree to be examined most critically are
sections of the trunks just above the
snow line.
I f severely injured the
bark over these regions will probably
be somewhat loosened from the wood,
the cambium layer brown and lifeless,
and possibly the bark or even the wood
split open.
Where this injury completely girdles
the tree, bridge-grafting is recom­
mended by Professor Gardner, by
which means the sap How may be car­
ried through two or more scions from
the living root region to the living
tops. I f the injury is on one side only
it may not be necessary to bridge-
graft, but it is recommended that the
loosened bark be either tied or tacked
down to the wood, and exposed wood
pairted with Bordeaux mixture or
other material that will prevent the
inroads of destructive fungi.
The
work should be done early while the
How is active, and fairly severe prun­
ing may be necessary.
Reporting the exact condition to the
dejiarlment, however, is strongly rec-
omended by Professor Lewis, who
ssys that either he or Professor Gard­
ner wiil give the case individual atten­
tion. It is not possible to give the
best treatment for each case without
exact knowledge o f conditions. A sec­
tion of the injured portion of the trunk
wiil help the specialists to determine
the best treatment, full directions for
which will be forwarded as soon as
possible.
Mrs. V. C. Young was a visitor yes­ first o f the week on business. He an­
terday in Hood River.
nounced that freight and passenger
Did you ever try my steel cut colTee business for the Dalles-Columbia line,
on their two boats, the Teal and Twin
at 25c. Try it now. Strauss.
Chas. T. Bennett was in Hood River Cities would be handled at the local
dock. That is, all business going to
on business Monday.
and coming from points beyond 'the
(ieo. Chamberlain was in Hood River
Dalles. No local business will be
on business Monday.
handled for these boats.
Mrs. Wm. Johnson was a Monday
J. S. Anderson went to Fortland on
visitor in Hood River.
Tuesday and was registered at the
Mrs. C. C. Isom visited Tuesday in Chamber o f Commerce building as one
The Dalles.
Si
of the representatives at the lumber­
J. K. McGregor was in Hood River men's convention now being held in
Fortland. He will return Sunday with
the hrat o f the week.
Faint your buggy, your auto or your Mr«. Anderson who has been visiting
with her mother, Mrs. C. O. Burrows,
wagon. Get the paint from Chown.
in Fortland for the past two weeks.
J. P. Tryon was in The Dalles the
K. A. Race has been in charge o f the
tirst o f the week.
Tum-A-Lum yard.
G. R. Wood was a business visitor in
1,. J. M errill went to Seattle Satur­
The Dalles the last o f the week.
day, remaining until Tuesday night.
Zeno Bellinger is visiting with his L M. Baldwin, uf the First National
sister. Mrs. A. I.antry, at l.yle.
Bank in Hood River, was In the bank
f'runing tools of all kinds, Chown.
Saturday and Monday. Un account of
Mark A. Mayer went to Portland the Washington's birthday the bank was
closed Tuesday.
Mr. M errill stated
first o f the week on business.
John Kbier was a business visitor that his parents haven take up a resi­
Tueaday in Hood River between trains. dence near the big cathedral which was
demolished during the heavy snow
Lloyd Fisher was in Howl River on
storm.
'I ticsday.
The Mosier basketball team jour­
Now that hay is high, feed some
neyed to The Dalles last Saturday
stork tonic. A t Chowri's.
where they were defeated by the
W. J. Wollam was up from Hood Christian club team by a very decisive
River Wednesday on business.
score. The local hoys stated that it
Jas. Cherry was in H oik ! River be­ was an entirely different team which
tween trains Friday morning.
they had played here two weeks ago.
Hot i’oint Electric Irons at the drug A game has been scheduled with Odell
for Saturday, Marrh 4, and a lively
store, now f'1,00.
tf
J. Strain was a Dalles visitor on tussle, according to past performances,
is promised. The Odell boys are now
Wednesday.
in
practicing hard, as are the local basket
K. K. Amsileo spent Saturday
shooters. The game will be followed
Hood River.
by by dancing and refreshments.
A ll colors in ealcemilie carried
Chown.
Colonist Kates in effect Soon
Mrs. G. R Christie was a Monday I
Colonist
rates will be in effect this
visitor in Hood River.
spring »(t e r an interval o f more than a
J. M. Burpee was in Hood River on
year, the rate being $38 from Chicago
'I uesdsy.
to any Facific coast terminal, but both
T ry sweet pickles anywhere, then railway systems coming into Fortland
try mine and you will notice the differ­ directly from the east wiil continue
ence in size and flavor. Strauss.
this year their policy of trying to in­
lloyd Sturgess came up from Fort- crease production by the piesent set­
land Wednesday night for a few days' tlers in eastern Oregon and Washing
visit.
ton rather than concentrate upon get
Garnets, says a dispatch from the
K. G. Walther, the Watkin’s man, ting more pepole upon the land.
University o f Oregon, are among
The time for the colonist rste this
w ill be around Mosier the week begin­
seven minerals credited to Hood River
year will be from March 25 to April 14. 1 county in a bulletin, "M inerals of Ore­
ning, February 28.
.1. M. Carroll, Miss Clara Carroll and The length o f time has been reduced g o n ," just issued by the university.
Willie Carroll returned Monday night gradually year after year. Last year : The compiler is Graham John Mitchell,
no colonist rstes at all were made.
from a visit to Hood River.
assistant professor o f geology.
The
Spring and fall rates were given in
bulletin docs not pretend to list all
All sorts of electrical appliances for
1PM. The railroads feel that the most
j minerals.
sale, including electric light glnlms, at
desirable class of settlers will come
Garnet, according to the bulletin, is
the drug store.
tf
west at the usual rates for travel and
Jesse Lowry went to Fortland Thurs­ that an extended colonist period means worth only about $30 per ton, because
day afternoon where he expects to re­ an influx o f too many men who are most of it is not suitable for use as
gems. It is as hard as quartz and is
main for a week's stay.
eltner jobless or have insufficient capi­ commonly used as an abrasive for fin­
K. M. Strauss was a business visitor tal to do either the state or themselves
ishing wood and leather.
In Hood
in The Dalles and Hood Rivet on any ;iermanent good.
River rounty, it is found in black sand
Wednesday.
deposits. It is brown, red or yellow
l et us llnish your liluis, Same limy lie
F ruit Men Receive Peculiar Letter
ish, and occurs in crystals.
left at the Bulletin office. Hlocom A
The following letter, peculiar in that
Two other minerals sometimes used
Canlield. Hood River.
t- it was accompanied by no explanation, as gems or for ornamental purposes
Geo. W. Mathews went to Fortland was received lately by a number of are found in the county,—olivine and
Wednesday where he expert* to remain orciiardists from The Literary Digest: quartz. Quartz is found in red, brown,
for a week.
" I n New York some o f the better yellow, rose-color and black, and is
Mr. and Mra. C. F. Frice left for fruit stores or grocers sell northwest distinguished by its crystalline form
Vancouver Tuesday where they will products, principally apples and pota­ and extreme hardness. It is also used
for making opti al instruments, gla:s
visit his brother. Bert, who is very ill. toes.
"B u t —there are more than 9,700 and grindstones.
Fresh Snow flake crackers made in
grocers in New York and moat of them
'tiher mineral* found in black sand
Fortland. Freeh or aged cream cheese
| sell other and poorer apples and pots deposits of the county are chromite,
made in Tillamook. A good rombina- I
| toes.
gold, magnetite and monazite. Mona
tion, at Strauss'.
"W hy? Because of competition with z te, the source o f thuria, from which
L. H. Schuknecht came up from
growers in the east, and principally Welahach gas mantles are made, is
Hood River Thursday, and will prob­
Ovcause o f the higher prices o f north­ worth 10 cents per pound. It is red-
ably be in the employ o f the Fast
west products.
brown or yelluw in color. Magnetite
Hood River Fruit Co.
" I n the Centennial year bananas cost has magnetic properties, and is used as
Going on a little trip? Get a new 26 cents each; now, 25 good bananas iron ore.
auit case or trunk and put a new ki- can be purchased for the price paid for
The bulletin treats o f the reported
mona or bathrobe in it. Adda comfort s single one in that year.
mineral deposits o f each county. It
and pleaaurs to your trip, says Strauss
"F r u it is fruit, and what has been may be secured free o f charge by
Mrs. R. J. Cummings and little son, ■lone with the bananas can he done addressing the Registrar. Dniveraity
Eugene, went to Fortland Monday with your apples
There are but four of Oregon.
where they expected to remain for a considerations - Excellence o f product,
week's visit.
Joint marketing, cooperation and ad­
K. It. Wood. ().-W . R. A N. detec­ vertisin g.”
GARNET AMONG HOOD
RIVER MINERALS
tive. was in the city Tuesday visiting
with his father. G. It. Wood, and
friends.
Kish and
Lame Association
HOLMAN PROPOSES
BETTER ROAD LAW S
to Meet
Jsa. E. Cole, temporary chairman of -
Hampered by the present obsolete
For one week for cash, Hershey the Mosier fish and Game Protective
cocoa. 16c; catsup, 2 bottles for 25c; srsonation has called a meeting o f ' and conflicting road laws, the good
all standard snips for the laundry, e x ­ Hint body to be held on Wednesday roads movement is in much danger, be­
cept Ivory, 7 for 26c; Klk soap. M for afternoon al three o'clock at the li­ lieves County Commissioner Rulus C.
brary for the purpose of electing off!- Holman, and as president of the State
25r. Cash talks this week at Stiauaa'
Asosnation of County Judges and Com­
Kodakersaml amateur photogrsplieis, Ulcers from the follewing directors
missioners he has written each rounty
brine 0 « your tllms. We develop amt who were elected at the last meeting :
court in Oregon, urging the recodihra-
print every day. Slocom A Canlield, i Chas. T. Bennett, J. M. Burpee, J. E.
tion of the Isws. according to the Ore
Cole,
Geo.
Chamberlain,
and
Lee
Books, Statiotierv and Newsdealers,
gonian.
II.«»I River, Or«-
film s ran ls> lelt al Evans. The by laws drafted by a com­
He suggests that he be authonzrd to
mittee will be acltid upon. Any other
tie* Bulletin office.
business to come before the organisa­ appoint a committee of (He members
Dr. C. A. Macrum retnrned to Mo­
to draft proposed changes that they
tion will lie taken up at this timr.
sier yesterday morning after an ab­
may be presented to the legislature
sence of over two months. He was in
this year.
Sundav
Song
Sen
w
e
The Dalles yesterday on business, but
"B y a rccoditiration o f the road
A t the Immanuel church. Sunday.
prior to this time hail been in Fort-
la w s ," writes Mr. Holman, " I do rot
February
27:
land. Mrs. Macrum will remain in
mean to suggest that any new and un­
Song, by mixed quartette
Fortland for ten days more.
Reading. "T h e Home Church," Thus. tried system o f road establishment
Just a fair profit, just the best ser­
should be proposed or adopted. It is,
Lelliott.
vice, just vour money back with a
however, my purpose and intention
Hong, A rvilla Husbands.
smile if things don't suit, —that's my
that all (he present laws should be, so
Recitation, Alice Shogren.
way of running a store. I f I don't
Song-Duet, Mra. Ernest Evans, and fat as possible, harmonised, simplified,
please you In every way I will thank
amended and repleae«! to the end that
and W. A. Husbands.
you i f you tell me, says Strauss.
Reading,
"W hen
Congregations the important part o f county business
can tie transacted in an intelligent and [
Walter Shay, who last week dit|>oeed L o a f." L. A. Mathews.
businesslike m anner."
o f his interest in the Electric theater
Song by regular choir.
"F ro m the experience had in Multno- ,
at Hood River, to his partner. Verne
Don't forget the dale o f the soetal,
mah county," Mr. Holman content)*,
Whitomh, and to hit brother. Atlhur March 10.
" i t would appear that the recent effort*
Whitcomb, was In the city Tuesday
to enlarge the scope o f the rosu Isws
looking over the held with the view to
has
served to confuse everyone as toj
Live Slock Wanted
the
proper procedure in road m atters."
running a moving picture show once or
t am in the market for beef, h -v •
twice a week.
poultry and anything in the meat line
t or hale— All tin- leading «»rivttee id I
Farti«« desiring to sell will do well to
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Stewsrt came up
pb. nt Odell 177 or write J. W M clM i- Apple IVar, Cherry, IVach and Plum
from
Oregon, night
on the and
steamer
Dattes l.innton,
City Tuesday
wtll j a 1 , lin a i River, Oregon.
mcitdl Ires«, one or two year« old. Two year
make their home in Moeier their for-1
_
ok! \*paragti* plant*. I I per hundred,
mer home
Mr. Stewart baa t*#n ill
N«i trrsepaaaing »m l m hunting signs free* guaranteed to grow anil tine to
for some time and will be at the home at lina oidi*
name. F. t Mxssee lla x l Kivsr Or
That more bees are needed by the
local orchardists and that better care
should be taken o f them by providing
plenty o f pollen for them to store up
enough honey to live on during the
winter was the consensus o f opinion at
the meeting Saturday o f the Moaier
Fruit Growers Aseociation. With e v ­
ery other theory exploded the only one
that seems to hold is that the partial
crop failure last year in regard to the
cherriee was due to the cold rains. It
is a time like this when the bees are
badly needed to properly pollenize the
fruit. In fact this is an important
problem in the pollenization of all
fruit.
T he next meeting, which w ill prob­
ably be the last meeting o f the Mosier
Horticultural society this winter, will
be held Saturday morning at the office
of the Mosier Fruit Growers Associa­
tion.
The subject for discussion,
"M ark etin g and Marketing Agencies,"
is of paramount interest to the grow ­
ers.
W HAT
HACMNfS
Maoiii
(Paid A d vertisem en ts!
To the several voters o f Wasco county,
O regon:
I hereby desire to announce m yself a
candidate for the nomination of county
sheriff, subject to tbe will o f Republi­
can voters, al the coming primarjr
nominating election.
Should 1 be nominated and later
elected to said office, I will continue,
asin the past to enforce the laws, and
conduct the office in a courteous and
economical manner.
L E V I CHR1SMAN.
of
PERFECTLY
SIMPLE
SIMPLY
PERFECT.
S t a n d s For
T h e word “Puro/a'' stands
for the very best and most
complete line of House­
hold Remedies and Toilet
Preparations that it is pos­
sible to manufacture.
W h e n y o u r d r u g g is t o f f e r s
y o u a Purtla p r e p a r a tio n he
p re s e n t« th e b est th a t can
l«e p ro d u c e d .
Tn the Voters o f Hood Rivet and Was-
co counties:
i hereby announce m yself a Republi­
can candidate for representative from
tbe twenty-ninth district subject to the |
will o f the people expressed at the pri­
mary election, to be held May 19, 1916.
I f nominated and elected 1 pledge
m yself to discharge the duties o f tbe i
office to the best o f my ability.
J. E. Anderson.
Purola products are sold under
an iron-clad guarantee, which is
reproduced below.
Y ou c a n 't s ffo rd to ta k e c h a n ce* o n m ed-
ic in e s o f u n k n o w n w o rth . W h e n »ick-
ties* co m tk y o u c a n n o t be to o sa fe o r to o
s u re o f th e re m e d ie s y o u ta k e .
A ' oid all riak by inaiatine an “ Purola*'.
PUROLA GUARANTEE
S h o u ld a n y PTB O LA
P r o d u c t fail to g iv e
EN T IR E sa tisfa c tio n
th e p ric e p aid w ill be
c h e e rfu lly re fu n d e d
by y o u r lo c a l d e a le r.
W e c a r r y a fu ll
lin e o f th e f a ­
m ous P u ro la
R e m e d ie s an d
T o ile t P ie i- u fa -
tio n a a n d u n
h e a i t a t i n u 1 y
rtificnaa.
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•
Nssdl.s, Oil, Belt* and all kinds of fie win«
Machine suppli«*, Repairing a specialty.
New Home Users are Quality Choosers
rorbs . i .
w
Chown
E,
T h e N ew H om e
Sew in g .Mach. Co.
2#4 P a cific B U k . San K m neiaco. C » l
D A V ID ROBINSON, M. I).
Physician and Surgeon
M o s ie r
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-
O regon
D erby & S t e a r n s
•
th e m .
L a w y e r s
Surprise Party at Nelson Home
To the clectois o f the several precincts
comprising the county o f Wasco:
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Nelson were
I hereby announce m yself as a Re­
pleasantly surprised last Saturday
H O O D
R IV E R . O R E G O N
night when a crowd had gathered down publican candidate for county clerk of
town and were taken to the Nelson Wasco county, Oregon, subject to the
home. Tbe party was promoted by will of the people expressed at the pri­
their two children, the Misses Luella mary election to be held in Wasco
D R . C. H. J E N K I N S
and Leona Nelson. A fte r games were ! county. May 19, 1916.
I
f
nominated
and
elected,
I
pledge
played in the house a Victrola was
DENTIST
taken to the apple packing house m yself to conduct the office to the best
HOOD R IV E R , OREGON
where dancing was enjoyed.
The of my ability, working at all times as
Offici- l ’hone 1081. Res. Phone 333
Misses Gladys Blackburn, Gladys Vin- in the past, for more efficient and eco­
(Made by local branch of Oregon E x­
ing, Luella and Leona Nelson served nomical methods o f conducting tne
periment Station)
same with due courtesy to all and fur
topper.
The materials that growers should
(
the
best
interest
o
f
ail
parties
con­
Among those present were Doctor
figure on using during the approaching
L. B. Fox.
scab campaign cannot be definitely
and Mrs. David Robinson, Mr. and cerned.
stated at this time. Ferhaps lime-sul­
Mrs. FI. M. Strauss and two children,
phur can be used throughout the entire
Mrs. G. F. Christie, Mrs. Wagner, and To tbe Kepuhican voter* o f Wasco and
year with safety, as occurred last year,
: fo r :
children, Mr. Marcotte, Lee Evans. Ü Hood River counties:
but to be adequately prepared it would
A t tbe coming primary election my be well tu have available some other
Jr., J. N. Mosier, Mrs. W. A. Hus­
bands, Hans Kollanadrud, Henry Gro- name wiil appear as a candidate tor materials, lh e other materials worthy
of consideration art atomic sulphur and
ven, O. N. Groven, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. the Kepuhican nomination for circuit Bordeaux mixtnre. The station will in
Jny, Frank Saltzman, Mr. and Mrs. judge ot the seventh judicial district, all events recommit nd the use o f lime
P h o n e 1 1 24
J. F. Nelson, Miss Lillian Marvel and comprising Wasco and Hood River sulphur in the first three applications
counties,
and
1
take
take
this
means
of
at
least—those
win
fear
this
material
Miss A rvilla Husbands.
announcing my candidacy therefor, can use atomic in the calyx application.
subject
to the decision o f the Republi­ The recommendation or rhutre o f ma­
Entertain Bridge Club
terials to use after the cui> x spray will
P ro p rieto r
H ood R iv er
can voters o f the two counties men­ be dependant to a la:
u .^rte upon
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Chown enter­
tioned, as expressed at the primaries.
the weather condit
- that are found
tained the bridge whist cluh last Frt-
to exist at that time. From past ex­
F’ red W. Wilson.
ffsy-;"Uf?bt at the home o f Mr. and Mrs.
periences we all I now that lime-sul-
phur will burn it tl.e weather iB hut at
E M. Strauss. Five tables were used
Advertise Seed Corn
the time tbe
luj should be applied.
in playing, and after the evening's en­
Since Oregon-grown seed corn is I f this condition exists we should be
tertainment was concluded, and the
perpared to use some other material
Physician and S u rg eo n
prizewinners,
Mrs. J. K. McGregor almost essential to successful corn and we have found that atomic sulphur
growing
in
this
state,
it
w
ill
be
one
of
is
the
best
substitute.
It
must
be
re­
and FI. M. Strauss, announced, light
refreshments o f coffee and cake were the most »ought-fur farm commodities membered, however, that atomic sul-
' phur cannot be used with safety -a t
T elephones:
served. The next meeting will be held during the coining year. Those who ¡scab control strength 12 pounds to 100
have
high
grade
seed
corn
for
sale
in
Residence
1031
O ffic e 1241
at the Strauss home and will be under
IgBlIons water—unless some of the ma­
the auspices o f Mr. and Mra. J. S. sufficient quantities to justify it, will terial has been used in the calyx appli­
certainly find it profitable for them­ cation or a severe dropping of fruit and
Anderson on Friday o f next week.
selves, as well as others, to advertise foliage is liable to occur. To be pre­
O ffic e in B r o s i u s B ld g .
pared for hot weather following the
H o o d R iver
■f-H - H - H -l-l- H - l-l- H - l-l-l-I "H -H - l- F it. Advertisements o f seed corn in the calyx application it would lie well to
home paper, even thuugh but modest, add some oi lhe atomic, say five or six
l are sure to bring results, because they gallons to thu 100 ol water. It might
wiil reach (he ones who are most inter­ be added here that this strength will be
effective in the control of mildew.
ested. The advertisement will benefit
The following schedule covers the
I he Portland Flvening Telegram in an
W. A. H U SBANDS
the farmer in another way. It will possible materials thst will be recom­
editorial makes the statement that
mended
by
the
experiment
station
dur­
add
to
his
reputation
as
a
good
farmer
since the decision o f the Astoria rate
Blacksmith
case, potting Astoria un a parity with to have first class producing seed corn ing the coming seasun, their use being
Seattle, many more apples will be e x ­ in quantities sufficient to supply hi* de|>endent upon the condition of the
Horse Shoeing and General
weather and other factors occurring at
ported from the mouth uf Hie Columbia
Repair Work.
neighbors with seed.
the time the nplication should lie m ad«:
river. Heretofore about 200,000 boxes
Semi - dormant: Lime-sulphnr 1-18 M o s i e r ,
o f apples have been shipped annually
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-
O regon
plus; tobacco 1-1200 i f aphis are pres­
from Seattle, while Astoria has had a
PLANS
TO
BE
SUBMITTED
DIRECT
ent.
scant 2,000 boxes.
2 Pink application:
Lime-sulphur
Fast Due memory refreshing stamps
1-25.
(Continued from First Fag«-..
have been added to our ready made
The tirst agricultural council in Was
2 Calyx application: Lime-sulphur
co county and, it is believed, the lirst
1-35 plus; atomic sulphur 5 to 100 gal stock. They are neat in appearancti
in the st:ite, met in The Dalle* Febru­ (8) To pool proceeds of sales in the
Ions
o f water. Those who fear lime- and the wording is to the point. For
ary 17, in the courthnuxe ¡lo r the pur­ development o f new markets as far as
sulphur in this application use atomic sale at this office.
pose o f discussing the plana o f County possible according to the varieties and
Agricultural Agent Sabin for the com grades over denliite periods, so that sulpnur 12-100; use arsenate o f lead 5-
100 in either case.
ir.g year. The council is composed of
10-day application: Weather cool and
leading farmers from various sections profits and lusses therefrom tnav be
wet: Lime-sulphur 1-35; weather hot
o f the county and representatives of equalized.
“ (h) To develop foreign, Canadian and dry : Atomic sulphur 12-10O.
the various dairy, fruit, grain and veg­
It must be remembered that lime- SH O E A N D H A R N E SS R E P A IR IN G
and new domestie markets, contribu­
etable interests.
ions
o f fruit shall be made in propor­ sulphur is the much better fungicide
H A R N E SS SU PPLIES
The council met for the tirst time to
plan a permanent organization in an tion to (he amount handled by each cf and that it has beer, our observ ations
that
the
loss
from
sunburn
about
equals
the
agents
pBrticipinting
;
returns
effort to solve agricultural problems in
the increased percentage o f scab when
k manner which will be beneficial to therefrom shared oil the same basis
" ( i ) To secure the standardization atomic sulphur is used.
all. Fivery important grange and other
5 30-day or second codling moth ap­
farmers' organizations in the county of agents’ accounting records, to the
are represented in the council, which extent that all account sales issued hy j plication : Lime-sulphur 1-35 plus ; ar­
senate
o f lead 5-100.
the
said
shipping
agencies
shall
be
fig­
will meet frequently. Officers will be
1 he use o f lime-snlphur at this time
elected and plans for a permanent or­ ured on the same basis and in such a
The regular business meeting
ganization will be perfected at the manner that they shall he uniform, al­ will be very doubtful on account of hut
lowing true comparison to he made hy weather. Its u*e will probably be safe o f the Mosier Commercial Cluh
April meeting.
the grower, between the services ren­ in the Upper Valley.
Weather hot and dry and atomic used is held on the first'Monday o f
dered and prices secured by the differ­
in earlier sprays.
ent agencies."
ejich month.
Ths Fault of R.dicul*.
Atomic suiphur 12-100; arsenate of
In presenting this plan it has been
There I* no character, howsoever staled that the formation of an ex­ lead 5-100, or weather hot snU fruit has
E. W. D avidhizar , Pres.
gissl and tine, but It can l>e destroyed change in no way presages any radical lost its "d o w n ,” Bordeaux 3--I-50; ar­
D
r . D avid R obinson , Sec.
by ridicule, howsoever |H*nr and wit changes in the status of the selling senate of lead 5-100.
I f one stops to consider the many !
less. Observe the ass, for Instance agencies. On the other hand, the rep­
Ills character I* about |>erfeet, lie Is resentatives o f the Depsitment of A g ­ factors that must be taken into consid­
tbe choicest spirit among all the hum riculture made it very clear that (he eration il can be readily understood
bier animal*, vet see what ridicule lias proposed exchange would provide facil­ why a denliite list o f materials cannot
ities whereby the selling agencies may be recommended at this time. "F re -
brought blui to. Instead o f fi-ellug carry out the provisions o f the uniform paredness"covers the subject. Through- j
complimented when we are culled an contract.
out the spraying season growers will
■** w . are let! In doubt.— Mark Twain.
| he kept posted as far in advance as it
AT TH E
l-adics, secure your culling cardi at | is possible as to what the experiment
Commercial printing ot all kind* at the B illetiu office. 8 0 cards for 5c; station considers the best methods of i
HKJ card* for f I .
j procedure.
The Bulletin office.
ARTHUR & BURT DRUG CO;
LIME-SULPHUR
RECOMMENDATIONS
G o to Law
French Dry Cleaning
Altering and Repairing
J. H. LAW
Dr. H. L. Dumble
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