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EXCHANQEPLANS
TO PACK FRUIT
FOR GROWERS
Association to Do All But the Plcklnn
Standardizes Pack by Uniform
Ity To Call for Fruit With Auto
Trucks and Do Gradlno, and Boxlnn,
Precoollnn and Car Loading.
(Ily S. V. lleckwMi. Manager 11. K.
Fruit nml Produce Assn.)
TIio fruit season of 1914-15 hus
omphaslxed a number o( interesting
features. Not the least of these Is
the question of proper physical hand
ling of our frull and standardization
of our pack, combined with economy
and relief to tbo grower from some- of
his most In-Haling problems.
In our opinion a very large factor
In tho futuro success or the box ap
ple and pear business of this valley
will be the quality or tho pack and
package, and their absolute standard
(ration Insofar as this Is humanly
passible. The achievement of this
result depends upon several Import
Hnt factors method and tlmo of
parking, physical handling from the
tree to the packing house, evenness
and excellence of grading and pack
ing, efficient pro-cooling and cold
Etorago, and careful carloadlng. Af
ter this part of the work Is done and
properly done, It Is up to tho rail
roads and our marketing facilities,
whatever they may be, to do the rest.
All Hut Uio rickjug
Of all, these Items of labor, there
is only onj, viz: the picking, that the
lloguo JMvcr Fruit & Produco Asso
ciation will not be prepared to per
form for the growers this year. Af
ter a senson's experience which has
been trjlng to all, both In the qual
ity of the fruit and tho conditions or
the niBiket. wo are most strongly Im
pressed with the nbsolute necessity
of concentrating the packing opera
tions In onu place and exercising
strict supervision over all of tho
labor that has to do with tho physi
cal handling of the fruit. Wo be
lieve that only in this way can a
thoroughly reliable package be put
out, which, on account of its stand
ard of excellence, will eventually
bring a premium to the grower, and
-xv 1 1 1 porslbly enable us to sell our
fruit f. o. b. Medford without the
prlrilcgo or Inspection to tho buyer.
To Pack All Fruit
To this end we havw made our
plans to pack all or our fruit, both
npplcn and pears, during the season
lOlG-lt! nt our cold storage plant In
Medford, and wc aro prepared to tako
tho growers' fruit loose In packing
boxes nt sonio placo convenient to his
orchard, and to haul It, sort It, and
pack It, rurnlshliig all materials and
labor. Including boxes, dclivciy or
shook to orchard and box making and
nails, for ono fixed charge, which we
believe will bo actually lower than
it can bo dono by the Individual grow
er. Tho result will bo not only concen
tration of packing and constant sup
ervision over tho pack, but also con
centration of all packing materialu,
with the exception of tho boxes,
which can bo inudo up by us at the
grower's packing house.
I'so Auto Trucks
Tho only possible criticism of this
method as a wholo we believe might
ho tho clianco or bruising the fruit by
carrying it loose from some of the
most distant ranches to our ware
house In Medford. We think that
wo can readily convince any fair
minded grower that this criticism is
not Just. Our plans contemplate
the hauling or all fruit in automobile
trucks. This means or conveyance)
has been thoroughly tested out by us
thlH souson with most satisfactory re
sults, Wo liavo repeatedly carried 175
boxes of looso fruit in tlicto trucks at
ono tlmo with practically no bruising
in fact less than has been exper
ienced in tho past in carrying packed
fruit in wagons, Some of this fruit
hus been hauled as groat a (llslauco as
12 to ll miles,
, 'Wo, propose and have -mado ar
rangements to use trucks tho coming
season, which will carry larger loads,
;ifnnd th6 hoavitr tho load up, td thu
caplclty of tho truck, tho less tho lia
bility to brulso,
I'nloudlng at Wmvhonso
' , Tbo unloading at our warehouso
will bo accomplished by means of an
Electric plovator, which will deliver
the louso fin It as rapidly us it can
list unloaded from tho truck, into our
iMtoopd story where tho wholo paek
Uitr operation wU bo carried on, In
this way wo will have our raw ma-
PsiImIs upstairs and aur manufac
' tttre4 product will bn easily delivered
0ii xrftvlly conveyors to pur pro-
!iooluif and cq)d storage rooms, und
to the curs. TliU will enoblo us to
pro-coal every box of pears previous
to landing, and such of tho early tip
ples as in our opinion nm need prc
coollng. Tho wnsto of paper and
nulls nud other tunterluls will be ours
rather than tho grower's. It will bo
our duty to minimize this wusto. and
wo bollcvo wo will Iks much hotter
equipped to accomplish this than
would be tho individual grower In
his packing house. Thie whole plan
hns been made possible by the ad
vent of tho auto truck. Without It'
in our opinion the physical handling
of tho fruit would present, a much
groator problem.
7000 oei lVr Day
Our maximum dally capacity at
present would bo 7000 boxes or ap
proximately 12 cars, hauled, packed
and cold stored or pro-cooled and
rolled. Another Important feature
is the opportunity to handle culls and
rrult suitable for canning purposes,
at n distinct advantage to thu grow
er. Tho manufacture of canned elder
alone this year has consumed In tho
neighborhood of half a million pounds
of lloguo river apples that were un
fit for any other iuo and would have
been otherwise practically a total loss
to the grower. There is n growing
demand for lloguo river canned rrult
pouches, pears and apples and the
assembling or a comparatively large
tonnage of this class of fruit will
enable us to take quick and most
economical advantage of the canning
and cider markets.
Wo feel that this innovation is
something that should 'appeal to
every good orchardlst as a means to
Improve and standardize his pack and
at tho same time to relievo him of re
sponsibility, save him money, and
rind u much needed market for his
wasto product.
HELD PRISONERS
WASHINGTON. Feb. 22 Harry
T. Hhoades, general manager in
Mexico City for a Haltlmorc manu
facturing concern, taken prisoner b
Zapata troops, according to today's
official dispatches to tho state de
partment report, has been released
and returned to Mexico City. No
Americans or oilier foreigners aro un
der arrest at I'ledras Negras ns hat
been reported. On representations
to General Carrana that vessels have
been damaged in Tamplco harbor and
that lighthouses on tho Campecho
banks aro dark, tho general has
agreed to start the lights again.
The arrest and holding tor ransom
of ISO Roman Catholic priests by
Carranza forces in Mexico City, was
attonded by organized protests of the
people. A procession or women
marched to the Brazilian legation to
ask tho minister's intervention.
DAYTON TESTIFIES
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22. Federal
Judge Alton G. Dayton or West Vlr
Xlnla tfatlfled today boforo tho house
Judiciary BUb-committco Investigat
ing charges against him. He de
clared he had been ' repeatedly mis
represented." Tho case or tlie HIchman Coal and
Coko company against officers and
organizers or the United Mino Work
ers or America he roviowed In detail.
A restraining order, which finally
developed Into an Injunction re
straining union officers from attempt
ing to organlzo tho employes of tho
HIchman company, was ono or tho
factors In the charges agulnbt him.
Judgo Dayton declared ho had
based his decisions In the caso on tho
fact that the company had a contract
Vith each of Its men before they were
employed, In which they agreed not
to Join a labor union.
"I never spent a year or such hard
labor and close, study as I did in that
caso," continued tho Judge. "I
worked to such an extent that for the
first tlmo In my life I dropped In the
street in a dead faint by reason of
tho mental strain Involved in It."
WALDO COPPER
MINE IS PURCHASED
Dr. J. F. Iteddy and A. II. Gun
ncll or Grants Pass have purchased
tho Waldo coppor mino from tho
heirs of J. 11. Gunn, and will operate1
the claims ' again after two years
Idleness. Tho mino Is located. In
Josephine county near Takllma, and
Is rated as one of tho best producers!
in southern Oregon. 1912 1980
tons of oro valued ut $00,000 was
taken out. The property has 4000
feet of underground tunnels, and
tons of oro blocked out ready for
mining by tho gravity system. Tho
mino will start operations as soon
a? the railroad is completed to Derby.
Tho purcfiUHo price is not made public.
AMERICANS
SECRETARY LANE
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4" V
Franklin K. Lnno, xi'erctnn of tin' liilerior, unit KroiMl v re-eiilntiio of I'lV-ulenl Wil-on nt llie oticniui;
t'clclirntioii of tin l'amimn-Pacific expo-ition, di'liveritit; the iiiitnuuil me .age to u llnong nt over '-'00,1100 pen
pie miller the portal of ihe Tmvors of .lewols within tlu fmr ground- nt Sun KnuiciM'it.
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AT WORLD'S EAIR
SAN KHA.NCISCO, Feb. 22. A re
production or the Pacific coast won
der spots In miniature that Ib tho
main exhibit or tho Southern Pacific
company which 1915 visitors to tho
Panama-Pacific International exposi
tion will see in tho company's own
building on thu exposition grounds at
San Francisco. Tho entlro exhibit
will bo enclosed in n mlaturo wood-
, . . ... .,,,,, , i
land, with trails leading among real'
trees and foliage; with wild flowers
growing on native soil, and the horti
cultural beauties of California and
other coast states blossoming In full
bloom, according to season.
Passing from tho foyer Into tho
central part or tho building the vs-i
.
Itor will find himself stopping Into
a different world. 'The entrance
leads through the heart or a Califor
nia big tree, Just us the road passes
through the famous "Wawona" In
the Mariposa big tree grove. Hero
and there nre the best views of the
best known scenic features reached
by the company's lines. Mossbrae
Falls, near Shasta Springs, with her
glistening waters, Is Just ahovo tho
entrance, while Yosemlto alley is sect,
in tho dlstanco on tho right and I.alto
Taboo on tho left. As tho trails aro
followed through tho woodland other
sfunes coma In view. There Is Cra
ter l.ak, Ore., reproduced with a
faithfulness oven exacting tho Iden
tical color of tho water. Again thero
Is Mount Shasta, with hor towering
snow-clad peak; Lake Taboo and n
picturesque view of tho Santa Clara
valley and Lick Observatory, There
Is Midway Point on tho Monterey
Peninsula; tho Santa Darbara Mis
sion; Catallna Island; tho Klvorslde
Orango district; Palm Canyon; tho
hcadgutes of the Trtickeo Carson Ir
rigation project, Nevada; the Ilooso
velt Dam and Cliff Dwellings. Arl
zona, the famous old Alamo of San
Antonio and a Louisiana plantation
on llayou Teoho.
AMERICAN SHIP SUNK
(Conttlnued from Puso 1.)
the naval officer In confidence tho
map or their mino Holds In tho vicin
ity where tho Hvolyn wus sunk.
Tho minister from the Nothciiunds
'called at thu state department early
today to Inquire, what reports tho
government hud received ubout tho
Kvolyn. After conferring with
Counsellor Lansing ho expressed tho
opinion tho explosion apparently must
have boon entirely nccidentnl,
Chairman Stono or tho somite for
olgn relations committee said ho
could seo no complications arising
fiom tho destruction or tho Kvolyn.
"An American vessel," said tho
senator, "vonturJd Into an area
known to bo mined, and unfortu
nately struck ono. So fur It Is not
known what nation laid tho mino. It
is probable that a national claim for
dumuges might be mado when all tho
facts mo established."
With Bedford iruuu is T.iudford made
GRATER
AKE
RAILROAD
EXHIBIT
ADDRESSING EXPOSITION CROWD
i ,
PIUTE INDIANS
E BATTLE TO
EEOERAL POSSE
DKNVKH. Colo.. Feb. 22 -Aihlccs
from (lra) win, Utah, by telephone to
Dolores. Colo., today stated that tho
uuna or i-iute inuiaiii minor tso - .m -
i.aie. which rougnt a uospernto uai -
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cil by lnlte.1 Mate Marshal Aqulla
.NeneKcr, ha.l been, surrouniled In
Cottonwood t.ulch, nar Uluff. Lead,
crs of ll"-' reinforced ponse expected
i . . ... . . . . i
io renew me anacK un ess no in
,. , ,
iiituin pin i vmiiv.v ii.
The telephone lino from Cm) son
to Illitrr has been out of commission
: much of tho time slnrn i-urly last
evening, ami detail or tho situation
' aro difficult to obtain. As nearly
nu tsltli1 In. Iiinaiiiiil t f'lifil'iiiiM ttii
., , , , , , ,
lover, tho whiten liavo been reinforced
by bands of armed men flocking from
tho nearby Mittlenients und ranches.
It was stated that tho posse, nrglnnlly
outnumbered by 52 to 20. today was
stronger than tho band of Indians.
It was believed that both tho ori
ginal party of redskins with Tto-Nc-Gat
and tho detachments known as
Posey's band, which enmo to tho re
lief of Tso-Ne-Gate after tho battle be.
jgan yesterday had been cornered In
Cottonwood Gulch.
So far as could be learned at
Grayson, thnro wero no moro casual
ties after tho fighting In which J.
C. Akin or Dolores, a mrmliur or tho
posse, nml "Jack s Mrothar, ami mi
unidentified girl, Indians, wero killed
nnd several wounded.
Word has been sent throughout
tho frontier settlnmiuits near Dm
Colorado-Utah line, and from nil sides
has come word that ranchmen aro
urmlng themselves ,nud hurrying
toward tho scene of battle.
DKS MOI.VKH, In., Fcli. '.-'. Tho
engineer wus killed, it mail clerk fil
ially injured, the iircmmi in missing
mul eight piisrengurH wero itijuiol
when Chicago flrrnt Wcntcrii piihkoii
gcr train No, , southbound, from
Dch MoiiiPH to h'miKiiH City, win
wieckeil at Tiiliiiuge, In,, todny. The
engint'cr was II. F .Mnxivcll of J)e
iloiucH. Kpreuiliiir rnilx nr iiHhimi
ed ns the ciiiiko o thu wreck.
T
TRADE COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, Feb. 22,- Pre-I-
dent Wilson noiiiiniiled I lie following
members of the triulo commissien:
Joseph K. ll.nifH, MihHhoii, Wis.:
Kdwniil N, Iluiloy. Chicage: William
J. Ilnriiii, (Vihutown, 6n,; Will II.
J'ariy, bciiltlo, Wm.h., mul flcorgo
jinuicc, (.oinisii, i, ii, ,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
JACKSON
COUNTY
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GOING TO FAIR
( .ttIIIMi Journal.)
Thirtv t,llIMIIl, .uu, P,,m,
,.,riifiattMl in the contest which re-
;su(,,, itl ,u, s0,.(.jOI, , t,. wiiiipw
.lo , to ,K. p,mmM.i(.iri.' inlenui
I .
, !,! ,..xM,sitioii with nil pxipiim'k
j i( .,.,, ,.,,,, W)1H m,,r ,jM, IW
it.(,h r l.xll.Hi0 Hfrvi of llm
j ,). .BriMiltnml eollege in co-op
vmt,m j,, ,,. t-ni((.(i State lie-
puitmeut of agriculture, tin siipeiiit-
tciiiletit of pulitic int motion, the
Mirioil-i county chml Mipciinteiiil.
eutn nml the prc-iilcnt of the various
county fair honrilH. Much of the ten
winner is given 1011. The coute-t
wjih ilixiileil into leu ilii-iili.
Amllcy A. Mcvcr liiiils frmu Luke
Creek, iluckMiu enmity, unit proved u
winner in the potato project by grow
inr -J 1 Xltl piiuiiilt of iolutou.H which he
mIiI for .(i-.HI. Hi gnnlcii wim c.
iii'tly mi eiuhtli ul it n ncre, mul on
tint ho grow out two ton of pota
toes. Tin co-t of proiliiciug llichc
potaloeN, iucluiliiig the seed, rent of
ground uml eos of hi- own labor, wiw
fll, hi- prolil nu thu eiylilh of mi
nere liein .fl'.'.IH, which in cipitil to n
profit of .illhlt per ncre. flood, pure
ccil iotiitnes, free Irom di-eiisc, me
iiIwii.vk in demand. The iciikoii Unit
most farmers do not raise mure and
lietler potatoes is Hint in place of
,,.; t.ir u.Hl potatoes fr need
they plant seiuli seed, using wluit i
left in tho Inn after selling the best
(hiring tho ycur. Scrub polutocK used
fur seed will produce scrub potatoes'
just iik it scrub cow will have a mtiiIi
calf. When the iiotutncn tiro dug1 the
very best should he lelaini'd for seed.
Clans ('. Charley of .Incknon conn,
ty won his Hip to Kan Francisco by
raising one-eiuiitli of mi acre of corn
which yielded ut the into of 117
liut-hcls to the acte. He won thu first
pii.e nt tho state fair mifi hecmiKU
of the superiority, of his corn mid lliu
publicity it secured at thu sluto fair
lie was able o sell it at .f.'l.."i0 a
bushel, which would have iiiiule his
crop yield ut thu into of more than
jf'.'OO mi ncie. He Ims helped prove
that uicliiuiilcd seed and Hciuiitil'iu
mi'tliiiils in the selection and tcsliiit,'
of, the seed nud in the cultivation of
thu ci op will mil Oregon in thu list
of corn-glowing hIiiIcs.
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THE PAGE fONIGHT
Thu thousands who could not jour
ney to Now York to witness: the Ilip
ioilroni'rt greatest Kcenio hpeotuulu,
"Ainciien," will Imvo (lie iiiiuhiiiiI op
jioiiiinily Io enjoy thin marvel ol
mniisinieiit at the J'nge Theater .Mou
ihiy und Tuesiliiy nlleiiiooiiH mul
iiveiiiugw, TIio umst hciihiiUonul
hccucH over hluked ill (lie largchi
theater with lliu Impost ntngu mid
hiigcht ncling: comimiiy in (ho wjilo
world, 'Iho J'iiiiioiih New Yoik Hip
Hiodiomu drought to your very ili.or,
WINNERS
RECOMMENDATIONS
FORSPRINGSPRAYING
BY DR. HENDERSON
Apple nml I'eac
All apple mul pear decs should be
spva.M'd with u ilormunt si length of
lime sulphui' solution plus lilacl; leitf
"ID" just hh tlie tlpi of tip leave
me eniergini; froin tlie omly litnli.
Tliis in Iho best tiine for tlie upplici
tion of a geiietnl clean-up sprav. It
U elfeelivo ngiiiit't scale iimocln,
nihlrt. pear leuf lilNter mito und led
spider; and icceiit evperimenlH in
other sections of the stale iudieitii
that it N also very itupoilmit in Hi J
control of tipple scab. In th'w con
nection may also state tluil ueiiu
inutioii tests carried out in ll'is la
hornlory on Ihr iiimiui'r ipols of 'ip
plc neali taken fiom rior-n mil il
eayiug fruils nt various times; dining
the season show that Hicpc spoiei ute
cnrr,ing over winter hi good condi
tion. Appro.vimutclv lilt) per cent of
the spoics Kcimiimli'd wilhi'i liiteeii
hunts. Thin gives ns nu added souice
of itifcclion which will Juoliably he
most successfully met with the ilor
munt sprax. 'I'hc lime sulphur should
he used ut the rate of one gallon to
nine gallons of wuler mul one pint )f
black leaf "10" should be added for
every l.'ll gallons of diluted spray.
Wheiu tipple or pear scab occurs,
n second spmv of lime sulphur
thiee pultons of the lime sulphur so
lution to Hill trillions of water
should he applied when the blossom
buds have the cluster mul llu pink is
beginning totdiow if the opening blot
sums. This sprav should be put on us
it pieventive nieasuie, even though
last season's crop showed oulv a very
small percentage of scab infection. In
most sections of the country this is
considered the most important appli
cation for scab mid is iisuallv desig
nated in spray cnleiulnr ns the first
scab sprav. If leuf-caliiig insects nre
present, iirsenato of lead pasto iniiv
he added at the rate of two pounds
to fifty -nitons of the diluted spray.
The third spray should be applied
just nfter the minis Imvo fallen mid
before the culvx lobes have closed.
This spray is nriinarilv for the con
trol of the codling moth, hut where
scab and mildew nre present in nn or
cbaid (hex should also icccixe nl
tuitiou ut this time If codling moth
mul other luting insects me the only
ih'sts to he considered, any good ar
senate of lend paste used a the rate
of two pounds o fifty "iillons of wa
tec will be sufficient. If scab is also
present it will he nec.essnrv Io add
lime sulphur ut the rule of one gallon
to thirty. live gallons of the arsenate
of lead solution or atomic suliihur nt
the lute of twelve omuls to 100 cal
lous of the lead arsenate spray.
W'lieie mildew is a factor in thu or
chard, the atomic sulphur mid lead
iii-senate combination should be used
for this mid later sprats.
Subsequent r Mentions will depend
upon tho seasonal development of
iKists to be controlled mul will ho ice-
oiiiiiieiided as conditions win rant.
Stone Fruits
For stone fruits, the first or dor
mant spray oi lime sulphur, I to III
dilution, plus black leal "10" at the
rate of 1 pint to loll gallons of (lie
diluted spray, should he applied just
before the buds open. The purpose ol
this spray is Ihe contiol of (he peuch
leaf cuil us well ns scale insects,
pouch twig miner, aphis, red spider,
tic, The best time to catch thu peach
leaf curl is just bel'oie thu buds
open, since the mujoiitv of infections
tula plucc fiom spines which Imvo
been adhering to bud scutes: and twigs
over winter. As soon as tho this of
leaves show in the buds they am like
ly to heroine infected, h is impor
tant tluil every twig ho thoroughly
covcieil with thu sprny.
For California peach blight ami
fruit spot, which occurs on peach, ap
ricot ami almond, n spray should bo
applied about Iho lirsl week in May.
Sujf-hoilcil lime 'sulphur, H-H-o0, of
atomic sulphur, 1(1 pounds to 100 gal
lons of water, is rccoininuiidei I. A
second trealineiit tuny also ho with
sary lliu latter part of May.
Oao grnwV hi 'tho valley repoils
using Jloiileaux mixttiru, Il-l-'ip
formula, on hi pi'uulii'H without in
jury o folingo or fruit nnd with ex
cellent results so far as control of
thu fruit spot is concerned. TIio up
plication jk mado lilloi tho young
fruits mo well formed, just boforo
thinning time. Neighbors ami fruit
dealers huvo also assured mo that this
orchard him been producing excep
tionally clean fruit, 1 recommend,
tliuriiforo, Hint oll.er peach growers,
who have InrTl diffioiillu.iu controlling
.this dincasu try thin liciiinicnt out oil
u small block this: season, llordeaux
luixturo has lieen fopnd very tiffin
icnt in the coul nil of this discuso
in California iik well iih In Oregon,
when applied in (ho fall. If xvo can
uso il in tho hining also without in
jury, ll will glvi.l!.H H milled ad mi
lage; In thu cimtiol of this post.
Apply S pi u)s Cmcfiilly
Ouu ficipteiill.v bears Ine complaint
tluil u eeilulu spin v luKlurc Is mil
oflieleuli Mince in a ceitail oiehunl
it fulled Io coul ml llm pest for which
it was applied. Imiulry In such
eases often develops the fuel Unit thu
spiny was nut applied al Ihe pioper
tlum'or that u putt or all of (ho woik
wus hunieilly ami peiluipH caielcssly
done. 1'urllW Inquiry will usually
hiing to HuliL thu, fne (hat a not far
distant neighbor Ims nM'd ldeulleal
luulerliilN ntl ohtained lliu desiieil
trsiiKs, This slatu of iil'fniis wan
stiilniigly nu1 in thin couulv tho piiHt
hchsoii, u-pculnlly A'ilh rel'erciiuo Io
codling tuotli. The HeiHon, It Is line,
was exceptionally fiivoruldii fijr thu
develumcnl of insects, but IIiIm ami
poor gruilo of muteiinls used can
hnnllv necounl for nil of I In; falluies;
a pail of the blame, at least, must
attach (o cureless sprnjiug, Tlieie Is"
a right timu ami a light way Io atily
spray mtiteiials for tho control of in
sect or fungous pes(s, ami they will
not ,ield Io any other method. Tluj
time to get apple ami smr scab is
before Infeeliou (aKcs plnci Oncu tint
fungus Is in thu fiuit or leaves wo
cannot slop its piogiess, ''hu lituo
to pievcul win my trull is hefoio tho
codling moth larvae begin to feed in
thu spiiug, mid (he wav to picvent it
is to do the spinning ho caiefully ami
Ihoi'oiuthly (lint every eit.ly cup !
filled with the poison ami cxciy edible
surface is completely covered. Tho
life histories of tho ilill'eicnl pests
Imvo been caiefully sjuilied Io dcler
uiine the most vulnerable periods in
their developinent, and spraying lec
ommemlaliotis have been uuule ac
coidingly. It is iulportunt Ihal such
iccommemlatious he ciirefully adher
ed Io, since the life phases in fungus
und insect developinent follow each
other in such rapid siicciHsinii (hut
the pes Is arc soup bevoud our con
trol.
Spray rigs should he put into good
woi king condition hefoiu (he season
begins uml kepi that way. lie stito
that cvcr.xthiiur is clear so Ihal inci
sure developed at the pump will not
be lost in tjn lioc or ut tin imxlu.
Sie In it that a uiiifoiinly high pres
ume is maintained (iipproximate'y
'.'00 pounds) throughout thu opera
tion. This js cspecinlly important
for thu calyx spray. For this codliop
modi spray use a uo.r.le with u -Io -degree
angle, so that the spmv can be
forced d'ncctly down into (ho culxx
cups; mul innko frequent examinn
(ions of blossoms in leasl ii(iccssihl
places to bo sure that (he win I; is
being done siiccossfnlly.
Arrangements have been made for
studying specifically tint codling moth
problem of (he valley (his sciimiii, ami
with lliu co-operation of (lie growers
wc hope to ho able Io reduce the ptr
ccnlngu of wormy fruit to a minimum.
I shall he glad to discuss specific
problems of fnngu- or insect conltol
with miy farmer or oichanlist, mat
co-operate with him in the solution of
those problems.
M lYIWNnr.HKON',
Plant nalholouist. Jackson couulv.
A RAW, SORE THROAT
llw.es (Julrkly When Von Apply
Little .Miistcudo
And MUSTi:itOI.i: won't blister
liko the old-fnshloiicd muHtard-pliiHt-or.
Just sprend It on with your
fingers, It penetrates In tho soro
spol with a guntlo tingle, lonsenu
thu congestion mid drawn otit all sore
ness uml pain.
MUHTKHOLK Is a clean, whlto
ointment mado with oil or mustard.
There's ndthing liko It for quick re
lief for Koro Throat, Ilroiiehltls. Ton
sllltls, Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma,
Neuralgia Heailiicho, Congestion,
Plourlsy, llhoiimutlsm, l,iimbago,
Pains and Aches of tho Hack or
Joints, Sprulus, Boro Musclua, Ilrulueu
Chllhlalns. Frosted Feet, Colds on
tho Chest (It oftuii prevents Pneu
monln). Nothing liko MUHTKItOLH
for croupy chlldron.
Al your druggist's, In SCo und COo
Jar, and n special largo hospital slr.o
for 2.ri0,
Ho sifro you get tho genuine MUS-
TKItOLK. HoftiKo tmltutluiiH got
what you ask for. Tho MiiHtorolt
Company, Clovulaud, Ohio, Adv.
THERE CAN BE NO
DISEASE GERMS IN
MEDFORD
CREAMERY
BUTTER
IT IS PASTURIZED
Come Seo It Made at
1 15 North Central Avenue ' ,'
A. A. MOODY, Prop, )i
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