. 1920.
PXGE THREB
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momeitl
! Pel3HonleS6
And they're so good, heated or cold, just
as they come from the can.
The unexpected guest can be well
served, without the slightest embarrass
ment, by the hostess who constantly
keeps a stock of Del Monte Beans with
Pork and Tomato Sauce on the shelves
of her pantry. Ask your grocer.
CALIFORNIA PACKING CORPORATION
San 1'Ytnciicu, C.llilonii
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50 Saving on Tires
The fact iliat vmi can Imv
at one-hiilC (lie cosi of new 1 ires with a guarantee of
5000 Miles
PUNCTURE PROOF
Insures you more than a ") ier cent savin?; on your
tire bill. 1, 000.000 motm-ists in the United States
have proved this fact. Can ynti, as a business man,
afford to overlook this saving I
R. A. Petty, Jr.
132 S. Riverside
Authorised Service Station
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It's A Fact That It Is Well To Think About
.More Invalidism is cmist'il li.v tlir ilnimiicls ol' Ihhim-woi k tlmn
by HlO'tliillK ''-"
Why not make linusewmk easy by the uso of fias tor Cook
ing. Washing nnd Ironing'.' It is more e.ronimii:al in tho long
run than any other fuel and saves all tho dust and dirt of
wood and coal. Think it over.
Oregon Gas and Electric Co.
Mcilfunl, Ore.
Everything Electric for Automobiles
Trucks and Tractors
Guarantee Battery Service
Auto Electric Equipment Co.
27 North Grape Street.
"IM-KiiiN ,( IKK Ti.Ti ii.l. ( lit.-l.KCI-:.
Cn alli. Mureli 1. - I'lnc iim
la. 1li.ii ...unlv even more wvmi
IK'litlv uli the n;:n, ;i- ;i fruit immw
Ml'.' e. !inu is ili,. ,,.sii'c of the eol
1' -e. I; i ii-i-t,.,l in iikinv wavs
in tlie nasi U r,.iMlv l, lend everv
aid in helpinu tlie fruit -kiwvit
tu sulve their luMblems in
the future.
I'.liiiiiliation 1. 1' lnsess v Use of a
'"iiilHiiatii.ii of arseiiiiuls and tli.'
I. 'llllll, Ullv IHt'U fllllmehlc. liiue Sill I -.
I'litir. lias lni n inailc nraeli.-al liv tlie
department of uyrieiiltural I'liemistrv.
I se of eomliinalioii sprays had been
attempted inanv times lor the L'real
savnej- of time whieh would result
Ir.Mu tlie Mmiiltam-uu applieatiou of
el iials for the eontrol of two or
more pets. Da e to I' foliage
liv iMirnim: was ouite common until
the department studied the situation,
and lv laboratory methods discover
ed the conditions under which the
combined sprays could lie success
fully used. The college was a. pio
neer in the chemical investigation of
arsenicals which have brought about
a higher in'ade of spray materials
than was formerly. The savinir in
dollars and cents to the fruit i;imiv
iiiir interests ot" the slate bv the de
partment of chemistry's close control
ot' materials is enormous every year.
Control of the standardization of
commercial fertilizers is likewise
under this department nnd no dealer
may lawfully sell or offer for sale
in this state, lime. vpsuni, or com
mercial fertilizer without first se
curinir a license for such sale. Ma
terials offered must come up to the
manufacturer's mm ranter in the mat
ter of plant food present. The in
terests of users of commercial fer
tilizers are iruarded in this way.
Apple scab control, through dis
covery of lime-sulphur as a fungi
cide and (be value of fall spraviiiL."
to control anthra'-nose canker and
fruit rot were worked nut by the de
partment of botany and plant path
ology. Investigational work lias been car
ried oat on combination sprays for
comhuttinir the eoddlimr moth, leaf
roller, apbids. prune twin miner, and
bud moth. The findings from these
investiirations have been published
by the department of entomology and
have been adopted to a ureal extent
.by the growers as improved practices,
i (mod work is also beim: done on the
'improvement of spray materials lor
(he prune and peach root borer, the
leaf 'rollers and pear fruit worms, the
filbert bud mite, an dthe pear (hrips.
j The breedim.' beneficial insects, com
mercially, lor use in the control oi
lliesc pests is amilhcr phase of the
work.
Orchard spravinir bulletins are
rcsrnlni'lv issued by tlie depiirtmenl
of botanv and plant patholocv, to
gether with circular ilrnlinir with
the control of the more common and
serious crop disease.
Time of harvestim; anil the parkin J
nuulitv of pears was a phase of work
hesrun several years iuio and irivon
much prominence bv the department
of horticulture.
Frost liirhlimr was a question Hint
came to the front a few years back
and will always be a problem to con
front the orchardist. The college
lias been up to the minute in experi
mental work alonir this line and inanv
practical means have been devised to
combat the cold.
Investigations for control of near
hliuht and for securinir pear stocks
immune, to bli'-'ht have ben iroinsr on
for some time and will be eontinurd.
l- ('. Ifelmer. superintendent of the
Talent experiment station, has the
largest an, finest eolleclimi of blk-hi
resistant pear stocks in the world.
(Irtlimr a bliuht resistant stock was
a matter of no little difficulty in
itself, nrcordiiiir ,, jr- Keimcr. but
to irraft the commercial varieties on
these stocks anil to secure as n re
sult a tree that will make -a uood
union between stock and scion is the
problem. Considerable headway has
now been made, however, result itiL'
in much benefit to the arowrrs. but
some time yet may be reouired in its
solution.
I'OliTL.AND, Mar. I ---Orcuni.i-tion
of the new fish and fcaino com
mission has been etlected wilh K. V
farter of Ashland ele.led chairman
of the joint commission: K. ,1. War
ren, chairman, and Chris Schmidt.
Astoria, secretary of tlie fish coin mis
sion, and f. I'. Stone of Klamath
Falls, chairman, and Karl Simmons
of Kucene, secretary of the game
commission.
Time for meeting was placed for
the second Monday of each mouth,
the sectional meetinus to bo held at
!::tn a. m. and tlie meciing of the
joint commission to occur at " o'clock
A ctmmittee consisting of .lohn fill.
I.. N, Kleishner, Chris Schmidt ami
Frank Warren was appointed to ef
fort the seKreKatton of the. two com
missions.
Fish Warden flaiitou was reap
pointed by the fish commission, and
Stato fame Warden Shoemaker was
reappointed by the same commission.
The deputies were reappointed and
recommendations of Warden Shoe
maker as to the movements of depu
ties were approved. The salaries were
continued at the former rate.
A thorouKh invest Nation of the
fishiitK question on the itor,uc river
was launched, and the commission
authorized contracting wilh the fed
eral hatcheries for 1 ,000,11 00 trout
okks. $:t000 will be spent in stock
ing HoKue River with trout from the
Unite Falls hatchery.
Before Buying Any Tractor
See the
International
TRAVEL IN OREGON
Travel prophets are iiidicalin'-' a
reronl-biiMikinsr year for UILHV
Thousands of people who never had
any money heretofore to spend for
travel, have recently acniiired sub
stantial bank buUn s anil are usinv
some of their ncwiv-uaiiied wealth
lor pleasure. Most of these people
are buyinu" automobiles and are tour
iiiir the country in I hem. Thev form
the meat bull; of automobile callipers.
The automobile camper ilnrimr the
.summer of lll'Jt; is miimr to be a tre
mendous problem in OreL'im. Theiv
is no citv or town on or near a main
highway which should not establish
some kind of automobile camp site
for these motor tourists. A ureal
many of the lnmer chics in the west
ern slates have established elaborate
"motor cities" or automobile camp
grounds eiittipped with everv conven
ience such as elect ric stoves for cook
iiiLr, ruiinitur ;i.ter. electric lights,
shower baths and other comforts.
Telephone 1 1 N. Riverside, Apple and E. Fifth Streets
The Dow Hospital
Special attention given to surgical and obstretical
cases. , ,
1 No extra charge fur graduate nurses services.
The most important person in this hospital ifl the
StEDFOItD OEE(J0
IT CANDIDATE GETS
SI'K'INfll'IKI.I), 111., Mar. I. The
presidential petition of Kdward I.
Kdwards of New Jcr-cv. democratic
candidate for president on a wet
platform, lias been filed with the sec
retary of state bv Charles J. .Michael
of Chica'.'o. The petition carried
-i.!IT."i names, practically all bciu
from Cook count v.
lies! Till Itesulls for Jlrn
Only a person who lias experienced
that awful ' all night" counh that
sometimes follows influenza can ap
preciate what a good night's sleep
can be. Mrs. Annie Davison, UOS'i
My rllu St.. U.'ng iieaeh, Cal.. writes:
"The result if using Foley's Honey
and Tar was a restful one for nin."
Foley's Money and Tar checks harsh,
racking coughs; eases wheezy breath
ing; stops tickling in throat; covers
raw, irritated surfaces with a sooth
ing, heulinf feeling. For i-ale by
Medford I'hurinacy.
FOR 0. A. C. GLEE ClUB
f Special to iU'nil Tribune .)
OliKdHN AflKHTIITHAL OL-
M(iK, Corvjillis, Man-It (ileim K.
Sprigs tt Mi'dt'onl, a iuniur in com
Micn'c at O. A. ('.. and prcsidcnl n
the Mnv s tilec chili, will act as
cnnipmiist i'or the club wiiicli Icl't
Friuav cvciiimr mi its iinnsm) tcnir ol
flic state.
A soft shoo dnncor and specialty
man will provide one of the main fea
tures in addition to a jazz hand
Tlie program will include scnu-c!a.ssi-
ca! am) popular music, suiiir in cho
rusi's, ipiarlcts and solos. There will
also be instrumental numbers, snappy
skits and humorous impersonations.
Bfcw It
Theay of Motherhood
explains, why
MoTMtR'sfMEND
Is a veritable balm for the nerves;
on intensely penetrating application
that coftens the muscles, rclaxci
nervous tension of the delicate oran
ism involved in maternity, and pre
pares the way for an easier, quicker and
more practical delivery. Such reflects
so markedly upon the unborn child.
Mother's Friend is used externally.
At all Dniijts.
Spec(!fVoVtEr m Motherhood and Oahyfrce.
Dridfield UcinilstorCo. Pet, F-S, AtIant,G
For Spring Canyon
Utah Coal
AND
Dry Wood
PHONE 243
WISZMAH 5 BCHEFFEL
a. Ttont Rt.
The Tractor that will pull two twelve inch
plows anywhere in the valley
Complete with Fenders, Platform, Pulley,
Governor and High Tension
Magneto
$1050.00
anywhere in the county
c
Best results with P. &. O. Plows
Patton and Robinson, Inc.
Telephone 150 112 South Riverside
Get Full Plow Value Behind
Your Tractor
No matter how good your trac
tor may be, you have to depend upon
tlie plow behind the tractor for the im
portant, direct work of seed bed-making.
It pays to be especially careful
in choosing your tractor plow.
We offer you the opportunity
to get a John Deere Tractor Plow the
plow that has more than 80 years of suc
cessful plow-making experience behind it.
If you will come in and investi
gate this plow we are sure you will agree
with us that it is the best tractor plow for
you to buy that it will last longer than
any other tractor plow and will give you
better results while you arc using it.
Especially, we would like to have
you investigate these important features:
How the genuine John Deere bottoms are
Corns in and investigate our
particularly adapted for thorough seed bed
making and longer service.
Why the John Deere Quick Detachable
Shares save time and labor and stay close'
fitting.
How the simple, dependable power lift
device, that raises the bottoms high and level,
works without troublesome chains or
sprockets.
How the bottoms reach full plowing depth
immediately when lowered and are locked
down to this depth while plowing. '
How the unusual clearance assures steady work
in trashy lalid.
How the simple, strong construction through
out assures maximum length of service and mini
mum repair costs.
How the hitch adapts it for successful use with
any tractor.
We can furnish this plow in two, three or four
bottom sizes. '
Remember you need the best tractor plow you
can get.
John Deere Tractor Plow
They are the best plows for sticky soil ever frouglit to this
valley.
HUBBARD BROTHERS