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THE DEADLY MACHINE GUN 8H OWM IN ACTION IN THE DATTLE CRY OF PEACE 'AT STAfl TODAY
BY
PATHOLOGIST
hOR FRUITGROW
ER
i Owing io llif fHii llifli it is goirg
6 bo impossible fo obtain ct.uuKh
Vtne-mtlphnr for the fruit itruwf" cf
IhW eonuty, I uriwve Mint thi w nn
Opjtdrluno tunc to make n few sue
BfWtlous rlntive to the- use of tunc
sulphur in order that tin- locate .t
amount of benefit may be secured
from tlio limited spray supply
VTfae roaonimcndn(iqnn niade nt this
tfmc should not be accepted ns the
bflst methods for general practice,
but merely to be lined tbw season,
illie to .the cmcritvney lhqt exists with
regard to our spray supplv. Since it
iS' not possible to have enough lime
sulphur to tnuke the applications that
have been recommended, nnmolj,
Into dormant (1-1)), junk stage
(1.25), calyx (l-:5), etc., 1 bclano
flint the late donnnnt "fprny may be
omitted without nuy serious infection
from sculo in some oruhnrds where
tliik pant is Scarcely Known.
Since the apple and pcjir scab will
lie tho most difficult to contiol mid
will cause moro dnnnigo and loss to
ho growers, wo will oxcrciso more
judgment and heller' management if
we ndopl an emergency Nyslotn that
"will do the greatest amount of pond
at this time. It Ih possible to control
Mmb with a much weaker spray than
a necessary Xor gealo, aplus, etc., so
by Inking a chnnee with scale, aphis
and blister mite, it is possible to
make a barrel of wprav go about
Allien times us fur, for Iho control of
b'cab,
( KECOMMEKllATIONS: Tho rcc-
oriunendation to bo lunde for vori-
clies thnt are most susceptible to
the sonb of both apples and pears,
will bo to make to implications be
Vorc tho blossoming period, but in
stead of using the laic donnnnt
strength of 1.0, use 1.25 on nirolcs
and 1-110 on pears. This application
should be made when cluster buds nre
opening, and followed by n similar
application mien wio mum are in inu
pliik stngo with upplcs, or tho white
stage with peats. This stago is found
'just n few davs before tho blossoms
open. Most of Ihe pears hao pass
ed this stupe for the first application
and will hoon bo rendy for the "white
sjago" application, while tho New
towns, in inoHt sections of thn valley
aro'just about rontly forthe late dor
inaut or this first emergency frprny.
Winter Xelis jK-nrs nre just rendy in
most plncos of the valley for this
first spray, Growers of Newtown ap.
pics or No is pears should make sue
olnl efforts to secure spray -tiiilC
for those applications. On SpiUen
burgs the pink stngo application will
probally bo sufficient.
If soluble sulphur can be obtained
it, could be used for the dormant
spray by usiii 20 pounds to 100 gal
lops of water.
0. 0. CATE, Pathologist.
INISTi
M
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PRAISE
MIIS
REM
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The following resolution was unnn
imouslv adopted by tho Minlstotinl
nssooiation m their morning session
ut the public litimo :
"Whereas, during the months of
Hcbruar and Jlureh, 1010, revival
meetings were conducted by the Itov.
Jlr. Muthik and jmrty, consisting of
Mr. Vosfcoy and wife, in such nn able
and succoMtful manner; mid,
"Whereas, dunng this time tho
work Mr. Ma thi and prly aecoiif
plished for the churches and city of
Medford has been so olfectivo and
thorough mid helpful to all who at
tended their meetings; be it
"colicd, that we, the minister
of the city of Medford, and member
of tho Ministerial nsoeintion of
Medford and ioiuity, cAtond our
heartiest and sincere thnukh and .ap
preciation and gratitude to bqtli thi
IJev. Mr. Matins mid Mr. VoMuy oud
wife for their timely, efficient and
valuable cnice. lie it
'Kcsohed, that the hen-ices 'ust
closed huo proven to be the most
helpful, consistent, bpiritual, edueat
ire and interdenominational evor con
ducted m thu eitv or vallej, and that
tho churches hue been quickened and
strengthened in thnr fuith and eouso
c,r.iion ns never beiorc. He it further
' f "Resolved, that a copy of those
rMolutions bo spread unon the iin
u)i) of Jhc Ministcnal awiociatiou of
Mudfyrd and n copy he publUhod in
the daily paper of the city of Mad
'ford, aijd that oopio of same bo for
warded to the Ruv. Mr. Mathis and
Mr. Vusoy.
"JOHN D. WYLIE,
'SeTeUty."
NQTIOK
Proelnots Medford North Main and
Weat Medford register now at the
MnllTrlhuno office,
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CUMMINS WINS
PRESIDENT FACES JEST ORCHARD
POWER GRAB BILLS!
THERMOMETERS
WASHINGTON, March 15 -From
this tlmo on President Wilton will
hao to faco the samo quoctton ns
to conservation thnt was faced by
Presidents Roosevelt and Taft, both
of whom were called upon to voto
vicious water powor legislation. Doth
did so. The Shields bill has passed
tho senate. It is tho samo tiling In
substanco ns tho Iniquitous Coosa
river dam bill, and the Jamos rlvor
dam bill, votocd by Presidents Taft'
nnd Ilooscvclt, respectively.
It Is the plan now to pass the Ad
amson goncral dam act with conser
vation amendments and then to throw
this nnd tho Shields bill together In
a conference committee, whero tho
conservation amendments will bo
dropped and tho features of tho
Shields bill retained. Thon tho house
will bo asked to approvo this confer
ence report In tho closing rush of
congress.
President Wilson declined to throw
tho administration strength against
the Shields bill In the senato, promis
ing to gtvo It attention whon It contos
to him for his' signature
Secial lot of thermometers used
in orchard fiost f wilting lmo been
brought to this office for testing. It
litis been found thnt there often is n
wido rnuRO in tho rending of those
theniiomoUir, especially of the
cheaper makes. Therefoie it is reo
ommonded that those having cheap
thermometers bring them in to deter
mine their accuracy.
Those of you contemplnting pur
chasing thermometers will save your
selves from anxiety nnd Kiiurd your
selves nuniiiHt innceurato readings by
jetting only ood thermometers,
which cmi bo bought for about $1
apiece. Hy the tests made so far it
has been found that ueuilv nil of tho
thermometer winch nro found faulty
toet hivh lather than low. Anyone
familiar with frost-fighting can read
ily see the predicament the orohurdist
is in who depends upon several thor-inometci-h
rending several dogrcos
higher tlinn the uctiinl temperature.
It in ii business proposition to have
dependable thermometers.
O. CATE, Pathologist.
REFUSE ARMY BILL
ill
TOF
WA
WASHINGTON, March IB. -Prospects
of advancing tho army bill In
tho Iiouro over tho Immigration bill
wero endangered today when Chair
man Hurnctt of tho Immigration com
mittee, declined to jlcld from his
agreement with Speaker Clnrk for
recognition ns soon as tha frco nugnr
bill Is passed.
"1 won't ylold my placo to tho army
bill or any other tncasuro, not even
If tho president roqeets It," Mr. Bur
nett said. "The speaker has prom
ised to rccognlzo mo ns soon as tha
frco sugar bill Is disposed of and
I o.poct him to do It."
Tho rules sub-commlttco which Is
working to advance tho army bill,
however, has not lost hopo. It Is bo
llovcd tho army bill will bo reached
cnly next week nt tho latest.
IN MINNESOTA
STATE PRIMARIES
9T PAt'l.. Minn March 15
Compute returns from yesterday's
tion psrtlsMi city primary today
showed V. It. Irvln. a business man,
and W. C. llnndy, elty comptroller,
to bo candidates for mayor of St:
Paul In the Mny 2 election. Mayor
Winn Powers crowded Handy for sec
ond placo but was defeated by GOO
votes
Incomplete returns In tho presi
dential proforontlal primary Indicat
ed thnt the victory of United States
Senator A. D. Cummins of lown over,
Henry I). -Hstabrook of Now York for
the republican endorsement would
reach tho ratio of S to 1.
Additional tlguros'from tho rural
districts also assured tho forces oft
Natlonnl Committeeman Frod' n.
Lynch that they would control tho
Minnesota delegation to tho demo
cratic national convention although
tho antl-I,yuch adhcrontn led In this
(Ilnmsey) county. Iloth factions
approved Wilson's unopposed candi
dacy for rcnonilnatloii.
Tho presidential contest In the
prohibition party still was uncertain
today, neither Hugcho N. Foss of Mas
sachusetts, nor William Sulzcr of
Now York halug a decIsUo load.
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OF
JUNEAU, Alaska, March 1G.
Full returns from tho republican
primaries Held throughout the ter
ritory Inst Snturfay Indlcato tho ro
nomination of James Wlckorsham
as dolegnto to congress nnd tho elec
tion of two delegates to tho national
convention who will favor Hughes,
but will bo unlnstructcd. Gcorno
Schoflold of Nomo, nnd Louis P.
Slinckloford of Juneau will bo nation
al committeemen. Tho territorial
convention will bo held at Soward
April 19, Statehood for Alaska will
bo tho keynote of tho platform which
will bo adopted.
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