PAWS SIX
MEDFORB MAIL TRIBUNE, HfEDFORD, OREfiOX, THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 192.,
OF HILL LINES
WILL AID WEST
, ST. PAt'L. Minn., March 22.
Adequate truiiMiiorlatlun to nx't-t the
pronerit nnd fnturo m-eds of the I'a
cific and tlio u crews of the general
railroad consolidation plan was por
trayed its attired through results of
u- merger of tho Northern I'aclfic,
Groat Northern, Chicago, HurHnKton
and Qulncy railroads In further tes
timony given hy wltncHHts here to
day in the inter-Htaio commerce
commission heariuj; on tho Hchenio
for merging the railroads of the
country into a few largo ByHtcms.
Government ownership would bo
averted by such consolidation, car
HhortageH with attendant losses
would ho prevented and car service
generally would bo ho Improved as to
benefit greatly tho entire northwest,
C W. Gordon of fit. l'aul and Charles
C. Bovey, Minneapolis, testified at
today's hearing, j
Mr. Gordon represented thirty St. I
Paul wholesalers and manufacturers
nnd Mr. Hovey represented Minne
apolis milling and grain interests
which handle tho bulk of that busi
ness in the twin clteis.
Freight shippers and industrial nnd
commercial interests generally In St. I
Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth and audi
other Northwest market centers
would bo fully protected and better
ASHLAND AND WHY HAULING FREIGHT
The Ludles' Aid of tho Presbytorlnn
church, lias elected Mrs. tillu Garrett,
president; Mrs. Sarah Walker, vice
presidont; Mrs. Clara Wick, treasurer,
and Mrs. Suo Day, Bocrotnry. Mom-
licrnhlp about 25, regular meetings bo
lug held every week, Friday bolng the
specific date. Whenever the council
of administration derides to hold an
all-day working session, this Implies a
substantial dinner to which a few of
tho elect have been known to receive
n special invitation on tho banquet
plan.
The Sheridan Thornton family, re'
siding at tlia Intersection of Laurel
and Mechanic streets, have been re
ceiving a visit from Mrs. Ooorgo Dar
ker of Hutto Kails.
In "A Word of Warning," locally
published, expressions used by Mrs.
W. M. Harbor, of tills city, plainly
lndlcuto that sho is not in syniputhy
with tho four-sqiinro gospel as ex
pounded at "tarry" meetings now pre
vailing. Tho writer talks in tongues,
but tho language Is plain Kngllsh,
without reservations, as follows:
To tho Editor: Bewuro of the
'Four Square Gospel' propaganda, the
most alluring and subtle devlco of
modern times. A veritablo "angel of
light,' so beautiful and bewildering
that it carries even the stalwart Chris
tian oft' his feet. I do not speak from
hearsay or even as a "looker-on." 1
have been a victim (not to tho extent
of talking in tongues, thank God).
For many years I have been con-
both ! sclous of the guidance of the Holy
Borved under such a merger.
witnesses declared. Necessary ex- Spirit, nnd I am so thankful that lie
panuion of facilities to keep pace revealed to me tho "cloven feet" of
with the growth of the territory,
would be posslblo and free inter
tills movement berore the seal was
put upon me. This movement is the
change of cars over the tbrco roads -win the wHp"t leading to disustor,
spiritually, mentally physically. Do
would give relief from the car short-
nn thn.. A.,.t,,...l.....l
inclusion of the ' Chicago Croat not allow yourselves nor your children
"Western railroad in tho merger was
suggested in a statement presented by
Mr. Gordon, whllo Mr. I!ovey- sug-
to come under its hypnotic power
A sextet of jolly collegians, all local
students at O. A. C, drove down from
Rested inclusion of the Minneapolis . Corvallis to pass the spring vacation
and St. Louis line. I amid homo surroundings. Two cars
tommlssionors Hull and Oimpbe wero lmireaSed ito service, tho per-
ond Examiners Healey and lloy will
open the second hearing In Helena,
Mont., Friday.
sonnol of the party including Ilert
Wlnne, Dave Whittle, Hoss Small,
Oliver Anderson, Klmor liiegel, and
J. J. Swlgart, these young men pursu
ing vocational training along various
channels at the big educational Insti
tution. While cranking tho fnmlly car on
Sunday, preliminary to attonding di
vine service, Earl Littlechlld fractured
his right wrist.
Nols Erlckson, former S. P. employo
hero in the shop department, is now
at Long Beach, Oil., his family ro
MINNEAPOLIS, March 22. Tho
fcdoral reserve bank of mlnncapolis.
today threw Its weight into the f'Kl'1 1 muining hore.
northwost farmers announcing com-1 The A, Johnson property on Walnut
plctlon of plans for a Berles of street has boon traded to W. F. Ka-".Hinkor-farmer
meetings in Mlnno-' tlolph, of Eugene, for a furni In Lane
notn, North Dakota nnd Montana, nt
which specific recommendation for
action will bo sought.
A grolp of twenty men represent
ing tho federal reservo bank, rail
roads, financial institutions, agricul
tural publications, milling Interests
county.
Tho budget of tho Presbyterian
church for tho current year has been
tentatively fixed at $4100, $100 of
which Is for missions, leaving $:I100
for general purposes, Including the
stops nt Grand Kurks. Fargo anil Bis
marck. N. D., and HIUIiikh, Mont.
8enator Under Knife
ROCHESTlilt, Minn., Mar. 22. An
i oporntlon having boon declared by
surgoona liore to bo iniulvlsublo now,
United States Sonator Samuol D.
Nicholson of Colorado, seriously ill
with tumor of tho atoniach, was to
l lonvo today for hlB homo In Denver.
and newspapers will leave Mlnneupo-I pastor's salary which Is SUOOO In nildl
ils today on a tour which will include! t Ion to the manse rent free. Tho an
nual congrcgatlonul meeting will bo
hold on March 28, ut which time, uftor
tho traditional banquet, the annual re-
lorts of tho church nnd its manifold
uctlvitioa will bo In order. Tho status
of the church, financially as well as
spiritually, is most gratifying, being
completely out of debt with tho excep
tion of a nominal obligation duo to u
church building society organized
within Its own denominational limita
tions. With this oxcoptlon, all paving
nnd building obligations huvo been
fully met.
Orovillo, Oil., Is tho new homo of
tho A. C. Brlggs family, whero Mr.
BrlgRs, I'orttier inanngor of tho Ash
land Fruit & Produce Association, is
now in business.
On Saturday of this week, nn niljust-
or will bo In Ashland commissioned
to oxanilno tax exemption certificates
hold by Civil war veterans, and It be
hooves such to Interview this adjuster
ns a preliminary In avoiding any
ussessment tanglos.
The Modern Woodmen meet on
Thursday evening, March 22, In Moose
hull, with some Important business
matters on tho dockot to attend to.
Developments Indicate that the
Infant son of Mr. nnd Mrs. F. C. Fraley
of Berkeley, Oil., who died rocontly,
was accidentally drowned. Tho child,
who was 18 months of age, wandered
nwny from homo nnd fell over a steep
bank Into n brook.
Further debutes under high school
umpires, are now in order, n tentative
plan being to taeklo a Klamath Falls
contingent over tho contention that
"Tho 1'nltod States should adopt n
policy of ship subsidy." In accordance
with advices from the statu university
tho Initial Inter-dlstrlct debate will be
held April 13.
L Hi
IMHIOHT
Try This! A Gleamy Mass of
Luxuriant Hair
IP t
ft tM
toi
At oncol Yen can transform even
plain, dull lint Imir. You run Imve it
abundant, soft, gliwsy mid full nf life.
Just get a 3 cent bottle of "IIjihIit
ine" at nny drugstore. TIh-ii innite.
a soft cloth witli tao "Omuli-riiie" nnf,
draw this through vmtr Imir, taking one
iniall strand nt n time. liwtimMv, n,
immediately, you have dmiltlttl tin'
beauty of your hair. Jt. wiil be a ma,
so soft, lustrous nnd so easy to do up.
All Hunt, and cxceHHivo oil is removed.
Ixt "Danderlne" put now life, viirm
nnd bright iicks In ynur tuiir. This
atiniulatiug tnnie will frinlien ymu
Brnlp, cheik ilandniir nnd fHllinp Imii
and help your Imir to jirow lung, tliiek,
atrong and beautiful.
Sniids On lliiml.
WASHINGTON, March 22 Slocks
of white potatoes In the hands of
growers and dealers March 1 were re
muted bv the dcimi'tK'nl of ngrleiil
line today nt I T l.MiS.OOO IiukIh Is. Of
Ibis liilnl 23.iHlS.0tf0 husbels Were
I'hiKseil ns unfit for food or seed, R0.
2S.0rt0 ns needid for food and seed
on farms where grown nnd 2T.27S.
000 for consumption In local mar
kets, leaving fi7. 025.000 available for
movement nut of production areas.
BY AIRPLANE IS
HELD PRACTICAL
WASH I NCTOX, M a reh 2 2. Ex
perhnentH Jn freight huullntr ly
planeH which have been conducted
by tho nrmy air Hervlee, were Haiti
in an official statement iHSued today
to "furnish umple evidence an to what
tho army air service iH doing with
reference to freighting Its own up
plicH in military planes which are not
built fur freight carrying."
An illuHtration of hauling freight
over long distances at a cost leas
than would have bee n Incurred had
the movement been by rail, waa con
talncd In the statement.
"Home months ago when tho air
service troops at Kilington Field,
Houston, Texas, were transferred to
Self ridge Field, in Michigan, a dis
tanco of 1600 miles." it said, "practi
cally all of tho personnel traveled to
their new station by airpmnc. The
entire cost of tho journey by nlr was
estimated at $(j,4'18, less tanh it would
have cost tho government had the
movement boon by rail."
It also was Mhown that the Middle-
town, Pa., air intermediate depot had
moved 12.Q0O pounds of freight by
air from that point to various other
air stations.
"While the United States hns not
yet developed transportation for
freight by commercial nlrplano agen-
P's t otho noint reached in lMiglaml,
Franco and Tho Nethcrhlands, the
statement said, "it would seem that,
wit hcommerclal planes of suitable
types, the transportation of freigth
via tho aerial routo presents un
limited commercial possibilities."
Marriage JJcciiscm.
John J. iilasa und Florence E. Tor-
Willi kit.
Jrving L. IVund and Pearl Morion
riiiiuitH l'rm iliipnn.
ri)IITI,AM. Ore.. March 22. A
tlalnload of hltsh, Kiade shelled peil
IllllH. thirty refrlKeiator cai'H t)elllK In
I he Bli lnu, ciin'.vlnu 10,000 siu'ltii.
e,iiiilllnit r.10 InnH. left here bi.il
nlKbt. 'I'lii1 Hhlpineiu readied I'ort
bind uliaril tile Jnitanese uleamer
F'uku Mnru. of the YiilnilHblln line.
Tlie nutn will be delivered at Mlnne
niolin. ChlriiKo nnd St. I.ouln. They
ni-u liitemled for line In tho manufac
ture of confectionery nnd food pro
diu tn.
In tlermnny nt the present time It
reuulren forty bourn of IntMtr to earn
a Sfi-pound 1'iig ot flour.
Tho teachers of the Applosate zone
met last Saturday at Ruch, llr.s. Kdna
Allen presiding. A number ot Ituch
patrons wero In attendance to partici
pate in the discussions and at noon
served a bountiful lunch.
Next Saturday, March 24th, the
teachors of tho South zono meet in
the Ashland public library. All teach
ers of this zone nre urged to he pres
ent us matters of imiiortunce pertain
ing to spring activities are beliia
planned.
Members ot the Athletic committee
have mot and made out tho schedule
of events for the ninth unnunl field
day and track meet to be hold at Tal
ent on Friday, May 4th. The events
llstod with requirements have been
mailed to all teachers In the county.
Directors have been requested to
grant this ono school day In tho year,
to schools in ordor that pupils' may
attond tho meot.
The Oregon Council of English has
announced an essay contest for high
school students, the subject a local
history one, is "A Pioneer Story," and
students nre expected to secure infor
mation from pioneers, old newspapers
and unpublished records. Manuscripts
must bo submitted not Inter than
April 15th to tho secretary, L. K. Shu
mnkor, University of Oregon, Eugene,
Oregon. For further particulars, in
quire at tho county superintendent's
office or of tho secrotary.
On Friday afternoon, March 23rd,
Mrs. Susanno Carter will glvo "The
Story of the Other Wlso Man," Illus
trated to tho pupils of tho Jackson
school in Modford. This story Is ap
propriate to tho Easter season.
Distribution of government seeds
received this spring from Senator He
Nary Is being completed over the
county. This Is tho last tlmo that the
government will mitko a freo distribu
tion ot seeds.
9 Bifrte Thought ySr "Rxtey
TIIK ONE CHEAT FltlEXll. A'
mini t hill lintli friend must show him
self friendly : mill there Is a friend
that stickcih closer than a hrotber.-
I'rov. IS:'JI.
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Have to Go
t'lo.'Wil up Kidney HcpoUs lire DIs
tolvcil ami the Toxins (Poisons)
Completely 1i1vcii Out. Drug
gists Tolil to (iiinniliti-o it In Kvory
Ilistiimv. .
"Your very life." says Tr. Carey,
"depends upon the perfect funcllon
Iiik ami heiilih of your kidneys so
whatever ynu do don't neglect them."
Dr. Careys famous Prescription
No. 777 (known for years as Marsh
root) Is not recommended for every
thing, but we cannot too strongly
urge lis use if you suffer from un
nnvlng bladder troubles, frequent
passing of water night nnd day. with
smarting or irritation, brick dust
sediment or highly colored urine,
bloating Irritability with loss of flesh
or any other tendency to l.rlght s
Disease. Diabetes or (travel, for kid
ney disease 111 Its worst form may
be stealing upon you.
Don't wait until tomorrow to begin
the use of this wonderful prescrip
tion now obtainable in both liquid
mil tubb t form If you have nny of
the above symptoms. Kidney nnd
Madder troubles don't wear nwny.
They will grow upon you slowly.
stealthily and with unfailing cer
tainly. If you even suspect that you
arc subject to Kidney Disense, don't
lose ft single day for every good drug
gist has been authorized io return
the purchase tneney on the first big
bottle to nil who statu they have re
ceived no benefit. Adv.
Circuit Court
Leonard Curpenter vs Joseph Mar
tin. Claim and delivery.
Ktato vs Martin McDonald. Com
mitment. . Ktuto vs Jouett P. Dray et nl. Mo
tion and order, petition and order.
D. Alexander vs A. Kllestud. De
murrer answer.
J. F. Pratt vs Mrs. C. A. Calhoun
Answer.
YVm. Relnhart vs J. W. Mitchell.
Affidavit.
Uc-tty Piatt vs Oeorso Piatt. Dl
vorce.
Nowal Ashbough vs Edith J. Ash
bough. Proof of publication.
T. 13. Edlngton vs Samuel McClln
lock. Proof of publication.
City of Modford vs E. J. Bashford
ot al. Alias summons.
Hetty Piatt vs tieorgo Piatt. Sum
mons. H. L. Smith et al (guard.) vs H. C.
Cbrlstoffersen et al. Demurrer. .
J. W. Dressier, John M. Itoot. As
sume tho business name of J. W,
Dressier Co.
W. W. Cameron vs Frank Schnei
der et al. Default, decree.
Clearsprlng Orchard Company vs
Eagle Point Irrlg. Dist. Default, du
cree.
W. D. Thompson vs Grant Land &
Livestock Co. Lien.
Probato Court
Jennie M. "Watson (ded) Estate.
Admitted to probate.
James Jordan Estate. Inventory and
nppraisement.
Ernest Horn Estate. Order, final ac
count.
Eliza J. Mclntiro Estate. Final re
port, order.
James C. Gibson Estate. Proof of
publication.
Noah L. Townsend Estate. Bond,
order.
Hughes East Estate. Admitted to
probate.
W. W. Robison. J. E. Wild assume
the business name of Robison &
Wild.
Cut Tlris Out It is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with lie
and mail it to Foley & Co., 2835 Shef
field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your
name and address clearly. You will
recoivo In return a tria'. package con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs, colds and croup;
Foloy Kidney Pills for pains In sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
ney and bladder nldments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation, biliousness, headache,
and slugglBh bowels. Sold everywhere
it Adv.
Jnpnn's ponnuf production for 1922
is estimated at 13.228,000 pounds.
Notice of Appointment of Executors
In the Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon, for Jackson County.
In tho Matter of the Estate of I. A.
Morrimnn, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby glvon that the
undersigned have been appointed by
the County Court ot Jackson County,
Oregon; ns executors of the estate of
I. A. Morrlman, deceased, and have
qualified. ,
All persons having claims against
the said estato are hereby notified to
present the Biimo to tub undersigned,
at the office of F. P. Farrell, at Med
ford, Oregon; with tho proper vouch
ers and duly verified within six
months from date of this notice, dated
and first published this 22nd day ot
February, 1923.
W. II. MEitrUMAN,
L. A. MEHR1MAN.
C. II. MKRKIMAN
M. U. MKRR1MAN,
Executors of tho Estato of
I. A. Morrlman, deceased.
Notice of Sale of Government
Timber
General Land Office, Washington,
D. C. 1923.
Notice Js hereby glvon that subject
to tho conditions nnd limitations of
tho Act ot Juno 9. PJKi, (39 Stat. 21S),
and tho Instructions ot the Secrotary
of the Intorior of September 15, 1917
(4fi L. D., 447), the timber on the
following lands will bo sold April 30,
1923, 10 o. c. a. ni., nt public auction at
the United States Land Office nt
Lnkovlew, Orogon, to the highest bid
der at not less than the appraised
valuo as shown by this notice, sale to
bo subject to the approval ot the Sec
retary of tho Interior. Tho purchase
price, with an additional sum ot one
fiftli of ono per cent cent thereof,
being, commissions nllnwed, must bo
deposited nt time of salo, money to be
re-turned it sale is not approved,
otherwise patent will issue for tho
tlmbor which must bo removed within
ten years. Illds will ho recolvcd from
citizens of the United States, associa
tions of such citumis nnd corporations
organized under the lnws of the Unit
ed States or any State, Territory or
District thereof only. Upon applica
tion of a qualified piirclmsor, the tim
ber on nny legnl subdivision will be
offered separately before being Includ
ed In any offer of a larger unit
T. 40 S., It 7 K.. Sec. 31. 8WH,
yellow pine, G45 M., red fir 75 M.; frl.
XW SW 1-4 Yellow pine 490 M., red fir
SO M.; frl. SW ',4 SW t, yellow pine 610
M , red t'lr 0.3 M.; SEVi SYVV, yellow
pine 515 M.; red fir lf.o M.i NW4
SEti yellow pine 520 M.. red fir GO
M.; SWi; SKki yellow pine 630 M
red fir 110 M.; none ot tho timber on
these tracts are to be sold for less
than $4.00 por M for tho yellow pino
and 11.00 per M. for the red fir.
r. 40 S., It 6 E., Sec. 1. Lot 3, yellow
plno 640 M , red fir 40 M.i Lot 4
yellow plno 500 M., red fir 40 M sugar
pine 20 M.: NE4 SWVi yellow plno
S00 M red fir 150 M., white fir 150
M .NU V, SWVi yellow pine 4S0 M..
red fir. f.O XI.. sugar pine 10 XI., white
fir 70 XI., SKii SWVi yellow plno 640
XI., white rir 100 M.; Stt'U swu
yellow pine 400 l red fir 150 XI..
whlto fir 20 XI.; none of (he timber on
these tracts to bo sold for less than
$1.00 per XI., for tho yellow pino and.
sugar plno nnd $1.00 per M , for tho
red and whlto fir.
WILLIAM srrtY.
Commissioner, Ueneral Ijiml Office.
899U' 1
NOTICE
To Exterminate
Ground Squirrels
Every person, firm, co-partnership,
company or corporation residing on,
owning, leasing, occupying, possess
inging or having charge of or domain
over any land, building, wharf or
dock Infected with digger ground
squirrels In Jackson county, Oregon,
Is "hereby notffled to begin at onco to
effectively exterminate and destroy
all Biich DIGGER GROUND SQUIR
RELS. Tho following polBon for mixing
and instructions for uso thereof Is
the method most expedient and c-f-fectlvo
to be used for the extermin
ation and destruction of such ground
squirrels and is hereby recommended,
to-wit, alkaloid strychnine used on
either barley or wheat, barley pre
ferred, mixed according to the fol
lowing formula and manner, to-wit:
Barley, clean grain 16 quarts
Strychnine (powdered alkaloid).
1. ounce
Bicarbonate of soda (Baking soda)
1 ounco
Thin starch paste pint
Heavy corn syrup pint
Glycerine 1 tablespoonful
Saccharine 1-10 ounce
This material should bo mixed as
follows: Mix thoroughly 1 ounco of
powdered strychnine (alkuloid) anfl
1 ounco ot common baking soda.
Sift this into pint of thin hot
paste and stir to a smooth creamy
mass, The starch paste is made by
dissolving 1 heaping tablespoonful ot
dry gloss starch in a little cold
water, which is ten added to pint
of boiling water. Boil and stir con
stantly until a . clear thin paste is
formed. Add pint heavy corn syr
up and 1 tablespoonful of glycerino
and stir thoroughly. And 1-11
ounce of saccharine and stir thor
oughly. Pour this mixture over 10
quarts of clean barley and mix well
so that each grain is coated.
Ono quart of tho poisoned grain
mixed as aforesaid is sufficient for
forty or fifty baits and this quantity
scattered along squirrel trails or on
clean hard plae.es on the surface
about the holen will not endanger
itock. Strychnine in any form other
than the powdered strychnine (alka
loid) is not effective in tho above
formula.
From the date hereof until May
1st Is the most effective time to
poison and destroy tho digger squir
rels, as they are just emerging from
thoir hibernation. They are hungry
and food Is scarce.
The County Court of Jackson
county, Oregon, has secured a large
amount of strychnine and the other
ingredients necessary for tho mix
ture, and a quantity thereof has been
mixed and is now on salo to tho farm
ers or persons interested at actual
cost and may be had by applying to
tho undersigned at his office In tho
Liberty Building, or at tho following
places:
Ashland Fruit Association, Ash
land. Brown's Store, Talent
Phoenix Mercantile Co., Phc- -';.
Roguo River Fruit & Prcca
Association, Medford.
Flck Store, Jacksonville.
Pernoll Store, Applegate.
Paxson Drug Store, Central Point.
Brown Bros., Eagle Point.
Brownsboro Store.
Bowers Drug Co., Gold Hill.
Fred O. Kelly, Rogue River.
Table Rock Store, Tahlo Rock.
If nny person herein designated
shnll within thirty days from tho
flrsU'publicatlon of this notice, fall
'.o begin in good faith to exterminate".
eradicate and destroy, nccordlng to
Ihe method aforesaid, or by any oth
er effective means said ground squir
rels heroin designated, tho County
Court of Jackson County, Oregon,
will appoint a person or persons to
proceed with tho extermination and
eradication of such ground squirrels,
and tho cost thereof Incurred will be
assessed to such land, building.
wharf or dock, nnd unless paid will
become a lien against tho same, for
the extermination of said ground
squirrels. .
This notice is published pursunitt
to the statcute In such case made and
provided and for two consecutive
weeks of three'lssues, nnd all persons
described therein aro required to
take notice thereof.
Dated and first published this 13th
day ct March, 1923.
C. C. CATE,
Count'' Agent for Jackson County.
Ore. Adv.
O. V. MYERS
"The Truck Man"
MACK TRUCKS
RE 0 SPEED WAGONS
SO N. Ilollr Phono RIIO
Fisk Tires
60 of all cars havo Fisk
tires as factory equipment,
outside of Fords.
Don't buy until you .have
isked us about them.
The Aufo Supply Co.
Just around the corner
31 N. Bartlett Doo Wright
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Corner (Itli and Pacific Highway '
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The Central Toint Machine Shop and Garage is now open
for business. AVe will do your work by 1 lie hour or job. All
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Any adjustments will bo made free of charge. ' .
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Successor lo "Weiss and "Weiss.
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Our methods of growing "produce
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There's a reason
We start right by selecting propagating
wood from the most productive bearing
orchards.
Only virgin new soil is used for nursery
purposes which insures freedom from
root pests and disease.
A lin; (j;owin? season and moistnre under con
trol rurr s:rri.ly, r.crmal development in our
r.ursery irtc. I.r.ns dayi of sunshine, fertile foil
a-id npi.le nioi.'turo.cumbino to produce a. sturdy
vi,;-j:o.ls growiu.
Tho llirrourh cultivi-.ion pra.-Used In our nursery
continuously ihrru.;huut the growing Benson ac
co inta for . wo: rierf.il'y flnc roo which our
fcenlw..; j a-ry. q -od mols x:e the .very foun
i.iiion i,f a fc'.vd m-.!;.jiy tree.
Every trtc we th'.p in inxpecljd thrca tlniea
twice by i c and once hy the Deputy Slata Hortl
cn'tui... inf t rior. i
If yon co-.il.l visit our n-.1rs5ry.vcn (no, would be
convr.,: ii tut it p.iys to buv The best treta yon
can f:rd .i-v.: . tho V:is!,,r.Gton Nurierv- erov. 3
t:-..i: .ind. ,
fjitimin Eivyii !ic;c Mow Wjnt:J
V tuif A. :.t is i"t m.sr
BoxD
Toppenish, Washington