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worn dftily Trart circulation for
tlx months tadlnff Do. 31, 1918 -
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; For San Jose scale. Blister Mtte,
Apl'la Eggs, etc, the following spray
. combination is believed to be more
efficient for controlling scale and
other Insects than the old standard
lime sulphur spray, and I hereby
recommend the following combina
tion to growers interested in this line
for your consideration:
lime Sulphur, Oil, Glue Combination
- Materials used: Standard lime and
- sulphur, testing 32 degrees Beauma.
oil emulsion, ground hoot glue.
,-; To make, up 200 gallon tank:
' 1st. Emulsify two gallons (this
is a minimum) dormant soluble oil
and pour into tank (if other brands
of oil emulsion are used, use ono
sixtu of the amount recommended
I . for regular dormant work, for In-
$ stance six gallons of dormant soluble
i oil are recommended for 100 gallons
of dormant Bpray. Other brands may
I - s carry recommendations of 10 or 12
y ' gallons for dormant spray, and
J : f where 12 gallons are recommended
' . to the 100 gallons, we would use one
! sixth of that or 2 gallons to the 100
gallons or 4 gallons to the tank of
,. 300 gallons), then add sufficient
I ' water to the tank to make about 175
J . gallons..
' 2d. Add 1 4 to 2 lbs. of dissolved
glue to this diluted emulsion with
I agitator running. (Xote: Glue should
' have been dissolved previous to time
i . of spraying: (This may be done by
placing 50 lbs. of glue Into a barrel
J that will hold about 50 gallons, then
fill the barrel with water and allow
to Btand for a tew days, stir It at odd
, times. Dissolving of the glue can be
facilitated by using warm water, but
do not use boiling water. Where the
glue has been -prepared in this man
ne, one gallon of the solution will
contain one lb. of glue. One lb. of
. glue should be the minimum for a
200 gal. tank, 114 to 2 lbs. to the
20-0 gallon tank may be used.
3d. After the spray tank has been
! filled to about 175 gallons and the
glue has been added with agitation
then add 20 gallons of lime sulphur,
... keep up good agitation and spray im
mediately. , . ,
This combination is especially rec-
ommended in old orchards ''and in
. young orchards where San Jose scale
and Blister Mite have gained a foot
hold. The oil emulsion . acts as a
spreader far the lime .sulphur and
more scale will be killed as a result
of this increased spreading which
. , makes It possible to obtain better
penetration thru and under the scale
that attach themselves very securely.
to the bark of the tree.
For any special or additional in
structions see the county pathologist.
Signed and dated this 12 th day of
Feb., 1919. C. C. CATE,
. . County Pathologist, lledford. Ore.
This spray and others will be dis
cussed at the farmers and fruitgrow
ers meeting to be held: tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Med
ford public. library. ; .
POINDEXTER'S PROPHECY.
NO ARGUMENT ia advanced by Senator Poindexter
i against the proposed league of nations that has not:
already been answered by former President Taft. Potn
dexter's appeal is to prejudice rather than reason in line
with most of the utterances of this ambitious four-flusher
since he was stung by t'ac presidential bee. 1 .: ' ,
Poindexter is, if nothing else, a man of steadfast eoiir
victions a,nd fay sightedness. In 1896 he was the most
blatant of Bryanites and beheld a vision'of national ruin
almost equal to that he sees in a league of nations, unless
free, silver was adopted at the sacred ratio of 16 to 1. A
little later lie was back eating at the republican pie
counter, only to leave the G. 0. P. with a few years on ac
count of its wickedness and follow Roosevett to Arma
geddon but through the wreckage of the party, landed in
the senate, where as an uncompromising progressive he
noisily played the role of Satan rebuking sin. " "When the
good Bull Moose ship was scuttled, he hastily climbed
aboard the republican band wagon and is now the most
rabid or standpatters. -
Mr. Poindexter-compares the league of natious to a
Bolshevik soviet and strenuously waving the American
tlag, feverishly appeals to patriots to save "the prize jew
els in the American diadem of state."
The league of nations represent the honest effort of the
Dest Drams and wisest statesmanship of the world to brinsr
the nation's together in an effort to prevent future wai-s
and establish a'dcniocratie peace to provide a basis upon
v.uu-11 tin cuuice oi iiiienianonai gooa-wm can do reared
and that will make impossible hereafter the slaughter of
ten million men to gratify the imperial lust of monarch or
nation. But it would not make any difference what it
sought to accomplish, or how it aimed to ameliorato the
condition of humanity, it would be opposed by self-seekers
iiKe I'omaexter, wiiose myopic vision is obscured bv the
projection of themselves and who are obsessed with their
own barren achievements and lured, they care not where,
oy ine vanity or tlieir vaulting ambition. ' ,
NO VICTORY LOAN.
Among visitors from the east reg
istered at the Hotel Medford are
Chas. Mills of Buffalo, N. Y Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Harpole of Bedford, O.,
and C. A. Bdgdon of Denver, Cai.
Bell-ans
Hot water ,
Sure Relief
RELL-ANS
WFOR indigestion
JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker
Phone AL 47 and 47-J2
', Automobile lieono Service '
Lady Assistant
82 SOITII lUHTMrrT"
4ulo Awbolunoo Service, Ooronor
'T'llEKE will be no fifth issue of libertv bonds no
. V ictory loan" as it was to have been termed, under
an agreement reached by the house ways and means com
mittee and the secretary of the treasury. Instead a series
of short term notes will be issued, at interest rates to be
fixed by congress. ,
The existing liberty.' loan legislation authorizes the
issue of five billion dollars of liberty bonds at 4'4 percent
interest. In the opinion of the secretary and of the cou
igressman, this interest rate is insufficient to float the
bonds successfully. Bonds of the previous issues are now
selling at a discount that yields 4ys to 5 per cent on the
investment and, without the patriotic stimulus of the war,
it is questionable whether a fifth loan could be floated
successfully at the old interest rate.
Instead of bonds, a series of short term notes will be
issued, probably bearing a higher rate of interest, and ma
turing in a few years. These will make an excellent in
vestment and should market themselves by the aid of the
banks, although it may be necessarv to use the mnehinpw
of the liberty loan drives in an effort to market these fed
eral notes.
D. E. Millard has accepted the call
Issued to him by the ChrisUan church
of this city and will be here to com
mence the work Sunday, March 2.
Before comiag to Medford Mr. MU-
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lard was in Y work at the Bremerton
navy yard seven months and has had
charge of the music. Both Mr. and
Mrs. Millard are expert musicians,
Mr. Millard playing any band Instru
ment as well as the violin and has
had considerable experience as a
band and orchestra leader. He Is
also a great believer in community
work.
The church is looking forward to
a successful year's work under Mr.
and Mrs. Millard. ,
You Can't Cure Rheumatism
and Lotions
. Torturing Pains Promptly
Return in All Their Intensity
Ton may as well throw yonr lini
ments to the wind, if you expeet
them to rid you of the pangs of
rheumatism. Jn fact, the sooner you
discard forever the ue of all forms
of local treatment, the sooner you
will get on. the right track which,
leads to rational means of relief.
For you can rub and rub from
now until doomsday,- and you will
never make any progress toward
ridding youraelf of rheumatism, be
came such treatment does not ap
. proach the sonrce of the disease.
Bemembcr from the outset that
the pans of rheumatism come from
a deepsrated cause, and that sim
ply rubbing the painful parti of
the body has no effect on the din
case itself. But when you locate
(he cause of tte disease, the real
source cf all these intense pains,
yon can: thou treat the disease in
telligently. - . . :
And until yow do treat vonf
rheumatism intelligently, you "will
never be free from its disabling
pains.
So many people have found renl,
genuine and lasting relief from
rheumatism by purifying tho blood
with 8. ft. S. that we are. justified
in recommending this splendid rem-.
edy to all who are afflicted. Per
haps yonr case is like thousands of
others which nre caused by mil
lions of tiny disease germs in tho
blood. 8. S. S. so thoroutrhlv
cleunnes the blood, that it routa out
completely and eliminates all dis
ease germs that infest it.
in this way the source of the dis
ease is reached, and its rauso re- ;
moved. Give your srstora a thor
ough cleansing with' this reliable
vceetabio blood remedy, and you
II be rieiiahted to bo free of tlio
pane of rheumatism.' It lias been
nsed for more than fifty years and
soiii at an nrui; stores, jtcet.i
its use today and- you will have
the same satisfactory experience as
thousands of other sufferers.
Should you wish nicciul advice
about your own case, it cult bn had
without post bv writing t'i Chief -Medical
Adviser. J01 Swift Labors.'
toryj Atlanta, Oa.
Competent
Mechanics
Have charge of all work In this
shop and when a repair Job leaves
the shop you can be sure It Is first
cia. All work guaranteed or no
charge.
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PACIFIC HIGHWAY GARAGE
FMUOH McltlXN I JV, Tropn,
an H. It.tnTMJTT
NITRATE OF SODA
NOW IN TRANSIT
Within few luvx 15 Ions tC ni
trate of Koiln, lutrt'linseil I'or tint
formers of JiH'kxun county of llu1 isov.
erimu'iit tbrouth tin1 new count v farm
bureau, ut u snvinir of i'M a ton over
the market Bi'ii'O, will bo (dunned to
Medford from Sim Francisco.
This news was contincil in a Icttt'r
received bv C. C Onto todav from
Krvil X. 'Nelson of San Francisco,
covernuiont director of nitrate of soda
for tlio l'acifio coast, Mr. Nelson
writes that ho will make tho ship
ment in even weteht sacks of 200
pounds each.'
The 13 ton!) hu all been siened ui
and will arrive in ulentv e time, for
spring nse. itohtud Flaherty, assist
ant county ' mtrieulturnl intent, has
been appointed the county nitrate of
soila distributor. It is expected that
more nitruto will be ordered bv the
farmers. '
WASHINGTON," Full. ID. As O
substitute for the resolution of Boa
ator Johnson of California, rlnK
tlto withdrawal of American trooua
from Itussln. Senator McCumbor of
North Dakota Introduced u resolution
today declaring It to bo tho duty of
the United States and It allies to
suml Immediately to Itusulu a Huftln
ient unity to defeat the "murderous
bands known as 'IHilsliuvtkl" In or
der to enable tlio ItasHlun people to
establish a stable lioYerniuont.
The substitute will bo culled up lor
consideration later.
Notice
I am taking this means to Inform
my putrotiH that I have been sick
with flu and erysipelas for lust two
weeks; am much better und If noth
ing prevent office will bo open Feb
ruary 24th. E. l. KLWOOU.
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HWISUUSUUIH' UIHU'J WW" I ni l
"There nmy bo Good lastc, imallcr
Mime fIui;a that look chew.lontfcr jifoiBwhBt
i,:.f.,.J. (1... mukes Genuine Grave
bier-but its the, ,yc0HtlB!), ,ocbowllmn
good taslo of genu- ordinury phitf. .
ino iteai oroveiy
and the way it
stuys with you that
counts."
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Gbnuinb Gkavrly.
DANVILLIIj VA. '
for Imtttl ttumlut
Peyton Brand ?
REAL CHEWING PLUG
Plug packed in pouch,
You Get What Your
Doctor Prescribes
m-loittlfln nccttriicy
H'cil, and
nbsoltita lionenty
re Added to every doctor's preset Iptlou you lirluu to be filled at
our store.
West Side Pharmacy
Readily Available
Act upou (lint Impulse to save and
have fluids rcndlty nvallnblo fur any
cmciftoitry.
An neoiilliit with (lie Jackson Culltl.
ly llnuk la the verj' thing needled.
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CORN GROWERS You can increase
I your crops wonderfully with
: Union Meat Co.'s
Mnd"!" Fertilizer
October
leaver
It will put dollars in your pocket
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I, 1919
Corn and grain growers all thru the Northwest
are making big profits from Beaver Brand.
WHY DONT YOU?
IT PAYS TO FERTILIZE!
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