The Hood River glacier., March 25, 1920, Image 7

SPRAY TALKS
P.y Leroy t l.U.ij
The sorayirg season is fa.-t ap
proaehirg and it will be necejsa-y to
prepare for the application of ufe oil
spray sidh From present bud devel
opn.ent it will probably be necessary
to rave the oil suray kretty well m bv
the loih or loth of April. The inctr
tair.ty if weather conditions maes it
pra-ticaUv impossible tu give a definite
date ht which time this apph ation
may be applied to the preatest ndva.T
tae. L uring some seasons early au
plieations have given the best refills
uursng other seasons the latter at plica
tions have given the best control'. For
this reason about the only procedure
that is left it to make the ai.phcatiorib
HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THT'RSPAY, M CU 2rK 1020
, ur.der the tiost favorable weather fo -
unions, ill ,t is the advice of the e -
ptrinwrt tation to take advantage t f
nil trood weather after March and
' a'!!''y the Where it ir.eeesary to
spray pttrs for the lcsl J,, ,t -.j
probably te -U to have the spray on
rot later than April s, owinr to th.
fact that tne buds i! be ranidlv open
ing at that time. " "
here oil fur ihu ..... ... i . .u . i
'f"" u.ed on i ars the trees
th-.uld be : ( rayed with lime-sulfur fur
the control of blister mite. This mite
causes a black spotted condition whic'i
, tu.pears o 1 the leaves dur.n the sum
mer and a.o causes a severe rus-et-im
of thejruit if n.,t controlled. The
, Ulster mite can onlv . -ontrt lied dur
:ing a ihort period during the sprint.
' I"5' 'exults are obtained by making
the application just as the buds are
bui ting, and b fore the fruit bu.ls r
ciu ter bads f ho v to any great exrer .
Be ure and spray the enas of V.i
tw i :3 thorougly. L'se lime-sulfur
Even though the peach crop has
prouably len extensively iriurec by
the i'ceember freeze it will be well t
give the trees every chance to make a
gool growth this vear. An application
of I me-sulfur at this time w ill mate
iall a?.-ist in the recovery of the tr?
if t has not been killed back into tht
trui It. I'ySproterting the foliage fr. m
tne attack of leaf cm 1 and the twiic
from blight a mucn better recoveiv
' will le.iuit than in the caie of neglect
; ed trees. If there are anv wale pres
ent u-e the lime-sulfur at the rate of
' 1-1'' ; if the scale are not present u-e
; lime-sulfur at the rate of 1-15.
i U. L. liasbrouck. Optometrist.
Litt!e Ctrl Con-p!ttes 5th Generati
i When a little daughter. Julia I el
! was born Saturday afternoon at t
' Storksneft to Mr." and Mrs. Ho i .
French. Mrs. G. H. Lynn, moth. - i
: Mrs. French, became cr.e of 1 o
Riers youngest grandnv-thers. Mr
Lynn is 4K years old. The rew I tt
woman completes the fifth generator
Her great-trandmother. Mrs. K 1
Byerlee, of Portland, is here now,
the first of the rive generations, is Ir
Sje Berlee, whose home is at A lu
la.
1 It is planned to have a reunion of tt
five generations here this Bumne
when Mrs. Byerlee, who is 76 years oh
will come frm Iowa for a visit.
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HiKxi River county is organizing to
eortiat the Non-Fartisan Ieaue and
its Oregon affiliation, the I'n'ted Land
and Labor Party. With R E. Sectt a
chairman a committee has been frniel
to organize a bran-h of tht? State Tav
paers" laue. Member of the e-im-mittee
are: K. O. klanchar, Trun.iu
Hutlt-r. A. W. Store, W. M. Stewar;
and M. E. MeCarty.
Arthur Foster, a former farmer of
Clyde, N. l, whois tourirs; the ctate
in the interests of the State Taxpay
ers' league, will deliver an address
next Monday niijht at the Fine ("in. v
rraree hall. Mr. Fester will tell of
actual results from Non-Fartisan rule
in North Dakota.
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calty until the record has run its course.
C. E. Copple never smokes, but he
has never been known to refuse a cigar
when some friend passes them around.
The explanation for the incongruity
came about the other day, when a close
friend asked him point blank what he
was going to do with a newly acquired
smoke.
"I've got an old billy goat out on
the ranch," said Mr. Copple, "and he
dearly loves tobacco. 1 never refuse a
cigar, and when 1 get home that old
goat always meets me. Actually, you
can see him smile 1 when pass out a
good big cigar."
Announcement by Sheriff Johnsnn
that owners of dogs who fail to comply
with the legislative enactment provid
ina $1 and $2 licenses respectively for
I male and female d.'gs, will be prose-
ruted, has brought results, according to
: I'ountv Clerk Shoemaker. Although
i only HO licenses had been issued up to ;
j Saturday, seven dog owners purchased !
j licenses that day, and numerous ottier !
! have telephoned that they will pay
when in the city. It is estimated that
Hood River county has about 400 dog.-.
County Engineer Cruikshank claims
1 to have the only singing dog in Hood
River county. While most dogs vill
; howl mournfully on hearing a bell u,g
j or a band play, Mr. ("ruikhank's nog,
, a Kentucky fox hound, is of a disci im
j mating nature. He pays no notice ex
I cept to a march as played by Jimm
i Europe, who gained fame as direct) r I
j a military colored band. When tl. is
j played on a Fathe the hound move;- o
the instrument and hays enthusiusti-
j Hood River has the original tob.uco
! chewing pony, Midget, of the Shetlurd
i species and the property of Mi-s .
I Thelnia Fowell, who res iles on S'. i
street. The pony will refuse loaf .iii
gar, carrots and other tidbits, wh-n a
I chew of plug is in sight. Midget l eo
not litter up the landscape with mnsy
expectoration, but swallows the fluid
with apparent relish. j
The rubirv have returned and spring
housebuilding is in order.
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FOR SALE
6 Year Old Team of Army Horses,
New Harness, at: ! 3 14 inch Wagon,
150 box I. s vi t Apple Rack.
W. fi. IcGUiRE
od a f- x s
Dairy Council Fosters Millage Bill
The Oregon Dairy Council at its di
rectors' meeting unanimous-lv endor ed
the millage measure which will come
In tore the voteis Mav 21. F. 0. Fow
ell. of Monmouth, introduced the reso
lution at the board meeting in Portland
March 17.
Among the members of the dairy
council are bankers.farmers, dairymen,
bleeders, creameries, cheese plants,
condenseries and educators from all
parts of the state.
We are furnishing thi year all necessary
Supplies on Applo Contracts.
Haul your Spray for fi i .-.plication at once if
you have not already d r . .
Nitrate of Soda shoi.'d be applied at once for
Apples; a little later on Strawberries.
Let us know your box rcqu'rements.
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P. M. Hall-Lewis & Co.
Registered and Licensed)
Civil and Architectural Engineers
and Surveyors
Box 158 THE DALLKS, OREGON
H. J. FREDERICK
Building Contractor
Office, Smith Block, Room 2. Tel. 3t'.44
11001) RlVEiV,'YEtf
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Phone 4444