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HOOD RIVER OLXtnKR. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1921 FEDERATION OF LO CAL UNITS NEEDED 1 A. A. JAYNE NOW ANOTHER MOSIER LIVES IN ARIZONA SUSPECTfCAUGHT means of protection to the growers. Pruning may be employed as an aid to disease eoutrol where judirkius pruning la practiced. It makes pos sible belter success In spraying by re Better Iloy Vincent, alias James bunn. (By Dr. C. A. Macrum. president of moving supei tluiais foliage. (By A. D. Moe) air circulation and mi op|>ortunity for alias "Alabam." «uapeeted of being the Mesief Fruit Growers Association) Mesa, Artz., Fgb. 4, 1924. sunshine to circulate to the inner parts third man in connectiiai with the Our interest, a* fruitgrowers, lies Learning that A. A. Jayne, former of the tree afford protection from ex Mosier Valiev Bank robtiery in Novem- the formation of our organization con cessive moisture which is favorable to i<er. was Is-lieved under arrest in Hood River attorney, was at Cuaa trolling (lie preparation and market scab, brown rot uud leaf spot infec Visalia. Calif., badly wounded, accord Grande, we went that way from Illg of tile North western frjiit crop. It tion. ing to a telegram received at The Tucson on our way back to California ia generally accepted that tile general Trash, leaves atpl stems remaining Dalles Saturday afternoon by Sheriff nla. We found Mr. Jayne at home Sunday and spent a very pleasant marketing organization should have, from last year should Is- refluiteti Chrisman. Advice« received at The Dalles a hour talking over old time« aifil of (he as a foundation, a federation of the from gardens ami flower beds liemuse local eoois-nitive associations, they in they are a source of disease and insect few days ago Indicated that Vincent, changes which have taken place in known better there as “Alabam,” had Hood Hirer stnce he left in 1911. Mr. turn controlling the output of their infestation for the coming season. visited at the Imine of bin father in Jayne has been in Casa Grande for membership. Water in «hallow lew s|s>ts on many Visalia in enmiuiny with two other 10 years, living alon<- mol praetli-ing The local association is. therefore, lull, sown graiff -retard the file iiffportmit (Milt of the structure growlli of the crop, ftnd in some eases iiien mid til.if they drove away, after law. «oing there on ii<-eouiit of ills ami its control, ownership and hold drown it out entirely. This lack of telling of robberies ciHumitted in Ore health. Hie three boys are in Califor ings must he in the bands of tile grow drainage can I m * temporarily remedied gon and ot liers filmintsi in California, nia. Allen, the yowigest, taking a law er membeja, l’ride of ownership be often by opening up a snuill furrow in mi automobile lH>aring a Washing [ course at Stanford. gets tin interest in the association with the shovel to allow surface water tun license nunds-r. Scventi*en miles east of Casa Sheriff Chrisman's inqui*- to Vi I Gramie we visited- the old ruins of a which can I m * had through no other to get away. Cost including work Is . nmuus.-the grower is running his own not great, and the increase in the crop salia wus just 24 hours t<s> late and village of prehistoric Indians. Those had I m - cii made following a trip to ruins are the largest of their kind in business ami is tn no danger of becom more than pays it. Pendleton, where the W.aaeo sheriff in existence and are Isdiig pri*sorved by ing a peon, which might obtain if the Orchard sanitation means the re terviewed n relative of the suspect the government, having a man sta local association was under outside moval of sources of disease and insect mid from him learned "Alalmm's" tioned tliere in charge. Tlu-y 'were membership. Cooperation reaches ultimate suc infestation from the orchard. Mum wlu-realHiuts. liiiilt some time tietwm*n MM) mol 2.1MMJ The answer from Visalia indicated years ago, the exact date not having cess when every grower ill tin- district mied fruit mid diseased or dead twigs is a member of'fbe Toi-tiT association. mid brunches should be carefully re- that Sheriff Hill was hjit on the trail Iwen determined by ueientists as yet. It is mi ideal condition hut one seldom moii'il at priming time. This refuse of tlie alleged bandits. Apiiarently a i They had no*written language and together with the ordinary primings gun tight occurred bet ween tile oflict*r left ih> ris-ords tliat have enaldeil sei- attained. — Most of us growers who lire inde should lie destroyed l»y Imruing. The mid tlie trio, of which Vincent was a 1 entIMs to learn much of tlielr ancient history. It is estimated tluit 2i».(MM) pendent are not so I mmiiiisc we are old leaves in tile orchard, which are party. Vim-eut is said to lie tlie man who ’ of these people lived in Salt mid Gila exercising our constitutional rights.- mi ini|N>rt>ipt source of disease, should entered tile Mosier bunk witli C. II. but because we arg not satisfied with I m - plowed under la-fore the trees Is-gin valleys. Remains of their villages are some particular pluiso of lbe_iuunage- to .come into loaf ami bloom for the Williams, eonfessed holdup man. ■ found widely scattered over tlie desert robbed the bank of $9<K> mid esca|s*d niimt or we have ideas of our own year. in these valleys, also extending down Brown rot Is the subject of expcr- in an automobile, Is-lieved to lmvt* ' into Mexico. The t'asn Grgnde ruins Which we hold to lie piirnmofhit. Well, h - i - ii driven by Ted Mandronas. alias aince we- can do more constructive iinent station cireiiliir nunilier 53 writ- I "Te<l disclose one four-story building and the Greek.” Mandronas was ar one wick on tlie inside witli tin- ballot ten by II. 1*. Baras. station plnnt path of three' stories, the former tin* rested in Portland by Sheriff Chris tlimi we cgn on the dutsiile with n ologist. The great loss of stone fruits man anil James McCluskey. O.-W. highest structure ever found, it was banner, let's join our association mid in Oregon last year prompted the puh- ugent. following Willimns' voluntary evidently intended as it. watch tower pul forth our views, have the piirtfl-u lication of this circular. Results mid lower story, however, was after to tlie sheriff at Oregon The lar tilings we don't like changed or information secured from five years surrender wards tilled up. evidently fearing that City two weeks ago. our suggestions udopti-d. If our ideas of experiment work are inftlided in it. District Attorney Galloway planned the walls, although five feet thick, The nature of brown rot nml relatod are right tlie ballot will show it. if not to for Sun Francisco and will would not hold so high a structure. — we have learned soinelhing. perhaps. troubles. natural conditions promoting take leave extradition papers witli him to The roof As gone, as are also the floors .No district can I m - partly organized and retarding growth, and the control form* Vincent's return t<l Oregon to of the s»*cond and third stories. The and partly independent And reach n measures and materials used are main fam- tin- liank roldiery charge. material used was taken from the hind full measure of succeaifiM-cauNe each topices of the circular. This is the lie- in that vicinity, lieing a gravelly clay Tin- man captured in California, is comiM-tiiig with the other in thi* first material put out on brown rot in simply laid up in the wall wet as it marketing and sale of tlie same prod Oregon for nearly 15 years. The cir cording to a inter report, succumbed was dug from the ground, and not to tlie wound. uct. amP vve know tliat internal com cular is well 111 list r:t t <-<i and like all baked lit slabs or bricks, ns the pres petition in business is what Sherman station ctTeiilnrs it is distributed free ent adobe is used today The finger «aid. Every firm we do business with to citizens of Oregon on request. mark« of the builders rah lie seen in helohgs to his trade association, the places. At tlie top of each story the box man, the paper man. the spray walls were leveled ami it is thought ieavy development program K. of l*.N Visit Ullin, tin- clothier, the itriKW, all have Flowers are bhsiniing in profusion they used water for the purpose, will menu increasing the facilities of their aanoeiatlons. Tlie fruitgrower (louring it in a trough along tin- wall Thursday evening. February 1-1. 32 along the Columbia River highway that company fully 1IM) |ier <s lit. 1'his must maqierate to protect his own members of Waucoma lodge No. 30, east of here. District Attorney and to sep which way the wall would I m * I i xpmisiou includes the gigantic hydro interests. A production Knights of Pythias, motored to Cas- Mrs. John Baker motored to the pro- low in places. electric development on ili>- upper Let_iiN Jay aside our own Ideas and <-;ide IsH-ks to visit Pyt hago r a s lodge Tei-ted coves Tilong the highway Fri- <'liii-kanuis river, whnli will have mi P gram for Oregon's dairy produeta was TimThibera used to siqqsirt floors join our local association, get Is-liind No. 46. A complete teunu including day afternoon mid picked n lurge ultimate capacity of lo.Vooo horse outlined by dairymen from all over . (From Tlie O| m - ii Window) it mid push, but ledve the carpenter officers of the lodge mid guard, cxeiu- hunch of blueliells. Yellow liog-tootli and roof were cut from the mesquite I' trees with stone axes. There -ft no ev Tin* piddie utility industry of Ore power and will isist upwards of .'till,- tlie state at the <L-A-.C^ agricultural tiuils at home. plified the Knight rank to li class of violets, it is suid. will stain turn exr idence that they used metal of anv gon 'looks for ii coiitiiMiulion of the I|HMM««>. The first unit of 35.IMHI confi^Tm-e. Januarjs-Bfi to 25. Esquires. After the work I’ythngorns pauses of the copses along the high- kind siilistmitinl business activity of lust hursep.iwer is to' be ren<lvsfor op, ra loilge served a delicious lunch. J. II. lion about lite middle of tills ,vi nf. ~ ^^TTmJfarmer'ii sltiintion is desperate _ Farm Pointers year throughout the coming twelve They plantevl corn mid cotton, and r*- Hazlett being selected iis toastmaster All yf the other public utilities of nnd it chmige of the whole agricultural mouths. Moreover, the utilities will diverted water from the Gila riviV for (Frotn O. A. C. Experiment Station) for tlie speaking which followed. The With brilliant sunshine prevailing a eonsideriilde ]atrf in contribut i tin- state have vxteiisive programs pr rum may be necessary to relieve White or yellow sweet clover plant visitors nil voted I’.vtlingoras'lnembi-rs life past several days, the mhl-t’olum- irrigation pur|M>ses. A system of can piny ing to the iMiyroll mid business build outlined for the coming year. All of it. said Walter M. Pierct^ governor als 15 or 29 miles in length has lieen ed early in the spring on the hill lands royal entertainers. hla Ims been made to ap|M>ar like late tra«*ed. the main canals lo fei-t wide lug activities of tin- year by putting them run wi ll into the millions mid of Oregon, in his o|M*ning ndilresa at In Jackson, Joseplrinc- and JJonghts idd to tlo- induct lini I lie conference. "We ejin successfully Mardi. Many residents have ls-gun to to work Nomewhere I h -I wi - i - ii .$1 ii . ikhi .- will loiitimic counties makes excellent pasture for pros|H-rity of state for ifii indef ineteiise tlie dair.V prislu<*e and find a clear off their garden spaces prepara and three fet*t di*ep. These were dug <MM> anil $12, ihm M mmi of new money. Apple Packing Taught with stone mill wooden implements cattle and sheep. Stock sometimes tory to early spading. The m*eils of 'Oregon from tlie iuite |H-riod. nuH’ket for It In tlie east." mid tin* earth carried out in baskets. does not like the sweet clovers at first Tlie significance of lurge i-onstriic- Wild (lowers are blooming in pro Tlie, first school for apple packer« stand|Miiiit of public utility ex|Minsioii Isirgi r herds, registered dairy sire«, The erection of their Imuses was done but readily acquires a taste for it. ever held ill Portland started Monday fusion on hillsides. Lilacs are .bud are in excess of tlml amount, mid the tioii pingrnms among the utilities lies complete eriidleation of fntM*reul<isi« in This crop provides enormous amounts nt the Y. AV. C. A. G. A. Kinyon, of dings nnd even the leaves of hydran in the same slow and laliorious man- actual viduine of new construetion, in the fact that these eiiterprisi-s must, • ows. mid more leguminous hay for taer. The thlclc walls of .tlie watch of pasture during the slimmer months Yakima. Wash., is in charge. In n gea plants nrc lieginnlng to open. reconstructlo.n. Improvements nml ex look far into the future mid inv out dairy entile were the out standing rec- when much of the other (Histlire is dry. six weeks' course students will be The unusually early season is alarm tower r<*<|itire<l 15<M> basketfuls for tensions Io I m - provided for ill the 1924 their programs with a view of keep lUnuMjftidnt ions for better dairy pri»<liic- each foot. Wonderful treb cures against inswt given complete instruction in all ing orchnrdists In some localities, and budget programs will I m - governed al ing well allenii of tin- normal growth liinis in Oregon. The construction and general plan most entirely by the ability of these of the districts they serve, so fhiiT pests ami diseases by (lie use of ciieni- brunches of packing mid will I m - guar some growers have discussed the ad In mimufmtnring. thè conference visability of inking out Insurance of the houses of the cliff dwellers are utilities to limim-e tlielr physical re «lien the utilitiis of Oregon announce ri i-oiiiiiieiidi'd tliat qunlity of dniry icals put into th<> sidl or even into anteed jobs with n Yakima firm. Ilieir plans to s|s;nd tens of millions against frost damage. The valley, similar to those on the (dniiis. mid it Shortage of ex|M*rieni-ed packers Is the tree are likely to be issldled about quirements. - . produrts he empluisized mori* strongly, In new devehqimi-nt work each year the country by men ehi llililUi_lhy 111 given ns the rrftson for the innovation however, has never suffered more than is thought that environment mid evo It may I m * said there never was a it means thnt these fur sighted in and flint thè extonsion of cheene man- negligible damage from frosts. lution caused the cliff dwellers to time in the history of the stnte when to ¡s-rform wonders, Hundreds of by the Yakima man. iiHimiriug im * (*n(*oiiniKe<i only where move to tin* lower levels. At 'the mu the large utility eoriHirat-ion execu dustriili lenders feel sure Hull Oregon ili» re N nn vfììrieiit organ tuition to such preparations which have been is to continue going allenii on a sure neum of the state university at Tucson tives felt a more rugged sense of inn-j ¡•cap Year tested by scientists have proved of no advertise mid stabilize the product. Save Fuel — By stopping cracks a- value mid many of them are found to round windows and doors with Nu-Met- (Dedicated to the Tienna Shawots) tire many relics from the <-liff and tideiice in the continued growth mid mid substantial basis. All dairymen, dairy, manufacturer«, t The public utilities of Oregon have plnin dweller«, including ears of corn, development of tlie state tlimi they do. la* injurious to the tree. Peddlers of al Weatheratrip which you can easily dairy organization« and others inter mi aggregale inveslinent in the state At lust the tinu- has come around, sui li materials should lx* reisirtpd to put on yourself. See Emry Lumber A for which the maiden« longed; the shelled, corn, liaskets, (Mittery, stone nt the present time. of about $150,<M>9,<MI0 ill the present ested In dairying wen- urged to give and wooden Implement« and a course e20tf iqs-n sen son on the bacli with whom their flnmiclal mid moral support to liortii ulturn 1 authorities^- as a Fuel Company. This statement is based up on the cloth woven from cotton mid yucca recent public utterances of tin* lending time, mid this will be doubled within prevent the passage of the referendum the next six or seven years. the wiHids are thronged. N'ow four IMinh fibre. public utility executives tlint indus Tile success of the ‘‘i-llstomer owner against the dairy product« sulistltutes long years have rolled away, since la w. Pn*c<sllng the cliff dwellers were the girls could take the lead, ami woe unto eave dwellers, who built no houses trial expansion mid construction of ship” method of tinmii-ing home in < 'oiifldenee in the future of the the single mule, who fails to give them mid did not, apparently, fill the land. additional physical plmits pml equip dustry seems to he assured in this dairy industry through cooperative ment during the next six or seven sti.pi-. and the volume uf public utility heed. marketing was expressed by those at No nei-d for waiting longer for the Two skeletons, one u woman and tile years will call for mi miniinl program i-Ypiinshiu will I m - determined by the tlie conference. The pur|Mi«e of the mensiire of siicci - ms of tills, movement bashful swain to pop; the girl can put other a bals*. partly muinifled, . wjth of fIII.IMMI.IMH) or more. »••inference was to outline a program Tlie rispilremenls of the Portland during the next few years. tin- question, mid her prey is sure to Iiart of the dried flesh on the bones, tlml would serve as a guide in Improv i of Railway. Light mid Power I'ompmiv. flop. That girls are getting bolder, are in the museum. The skulls are ing the status of the dairy Vidustry, sure nobody can deny; mid with the a different shii|H* than the skulls i of the the largest utility in tlie stnte, for based on coiiditions ns they are in the next seven years will be I mi I wccii men not on tlielr guard, they’ll catch cliff dwellers, the latter, lieing liboiit .$5<>.(Ml<l,iMM) and $I i « mmh >.< mn >. < >regon. the saim* as that of the prewnt Indian, them on the sly. who claim that the cliff dwellers were For now these young Dianas who are hunting for a mate, can show men tlielr ancestors. Slimy new finds are many reasons why they should not lM*iiig made every year among the iiesitate. The maidens now don't pine ancient ruins. Tlie roml direetlv west, to Mtiri<*o|Hi away for «love that's unrequited; they roll their hose, wear fewer and (Illa Bend is mi unimproved coun ry road, so we went east from the clot lies; and stalk the man they've try ruins 15 miles to Florence, where the sighted. The modern girl knows very well Arizona |M*nitent lory is loin led, and the value of lu-r ciliums; the helpless on the highway ■ betwi-i-u Tucson mid From Florence to Casa mau. his lieiid awhirVsooti finds tier Phoenix. in his arms. And then before he’s Grande, mid some distance beyond, is quite aware just how it came atsmt. mi irrigated section. In fact, most of lie s hooked mid gaffeil and landed. the way to Tucson nfe farms, mostly cotton mxl hay. TtuiJts loaded will* just ns easy as a trout. Tlie poor old bach, he can't esca¡ h * cotton are met frequently on the high and might as well forget it. The odds way; going to the cotton gins, which stock- If lw is un&ble to buy food various towns are all against him. hut jicrhiips lie are scattered at orus'lieis uiubU to sell food ones won't regret it. It's quite amiss to through the country. Turkeys arc raised extensively hr to think a miss, who wantN to be n Out’ASK THE ENVELOPE'plarv Mrs., will ever make n miss in this. Arizona, hut are apparently a surplus, demands that u>e take in. the, till- time for leap year kisses.— F. 8. E. on the market this .tear, as they are selling as low ns 25 cents a pound in in tin- Sedro Woolley Times. best - the most standard ones sons* of the markets At daylight ami dusk we saw rt few St. Mark's Organ Fund Tomorrow -the kind that anil not suffer jackrabbits along the desert roads, For tin* benefit of the organ fund of but not nearly so plentiful as in east bij tel I inf the truth about them Rfi Mark's EpiM-opnl cliurcli a silver ern Oregon. T REMEBER my grandmother al- tea will I m * given at tlie home of Mrs. An interesting bird not found in Or Wallace N. Livingston. Wasliingston'a egon is the road runner. They are ways had to light a match when Idrthdny, tomorrow. Tlie hour« will very plentiful In Arizona on the desert she wanted to look into the oven to I h * from 2.30 until 5 p. tn. niNP dart across the road frequently. Sixteen women of tlie church will I never saw one tly except te aid n see how the bread was baking. But take charge of this ntimlier of tallies jump from one htiinniock to another. ET them install a Daylight Kitchen that was before the Daylight Unit. Musical It Is said they can outrun a horse. nf bridge and mail Jong, numbers will I m * given »nil other They nrc protected by the stnte, ns Unit in your home today without amusements provided for those who they kill rattlesmikeN. gophers, desert KJ OW you can banish eye strain Use it for thirty days, Then, if ’ charge. do not play these gtimes. rots. etc. It is said when they detis-t ’ and dim, gloomy lights from you like it, 75c a month for 10 months Those having tallies nrc Mrs. a rattler asleep they will quietly sur rfifford Smith. Mrs. A. <'. lofts, Mrs round him with cactus thorns mid the kitchen—those bugaboos that pays for it. If you do not care to keep ’. W. Sliay. Mrs. S. J. Moore, Mrs. leave him to starve to death, ns he Is alow down work in so many homese it, the company will replace the old fix- Ralph Bennett. Mrs. A. W. Peters. unable to crawl over the thorns. Also Miss Mary Moller. Mrs. N. Hnvlin, they sometimes |wniml the thorns into Let the Pacific Power & Light Com ture free of charge. This offer ia good Mrs. Medford Reed, Mrs. Wallace N» the snake mid kill him. They will pany install a Daylight Kitchen until March 15. Livingston. Mrs. Roger W. Moe, Mrs. also attack a snnkix. Being quicker, Unit. A snap of the switch ot a Josepli Hackett. Mrs. D. E. Rand. Mrs. they dodge when it strikes, and wlren G. II L. Sharp. Mrs. H. T. DeWitt nt last the snake becomes tired mid touch of the cord and the workshop mid Mrs. Allyn Button. starts to crawl away they pounce upon of your home is flooded with a soft, It back of the head mid pierce It with Notier of Final Account their long, sliani bill • mellow glow. We came back ns for ns Mesa. -15 Notice is hereby given, That the tin- 4’ TF you are renting a home now, that dersignvd. ns administrator of the Es miles east of Yuma, where wc spent T FEEL sure that you will like the need not keep you from enjoying a tnte of Francis M. Dtqiiie, deccnsed. the night. The city is apparently $1.35 Ims filed his Final Account in said Es nbout 4.000 or 5.000 with 100-foot busi Daylight Unit. It's scientific Daylight Kitchen Unit. We will give you tate in the County Court of Hood ness streets nnd well kept modern .... 65c ally designed to throw white, the same 30 days’ free trial River County. < tregon. nnd that snld stores. They have n live Chemlier of FREE TRIAL ..... 25c Court Ims by order duly made nnd en Commerce and a free municipal unto diffused light into every cor and free installation. Then if FOR to DAYS tered. npiMiinted Saturday, March 22. camp tbnt halts many tourists who ner of the room. It will you decide to move within 10 .... 24c 1924. nt 11 o'clock a. tn., ns the time Would otherwise go through to mid tlie court room of said court as Phoenix. The cami>,is a I wive the av banish shadows, relieve eye months, we will replace the .... 2Oc the place, for Hearing it|ivn said Final erage auto enmps'of flits country, even «train. The worst enemies old fixture and take down Account and of objection« thereto, and of the larger cities. .... 26c of kitchen pleasure will be (lie settlement thereof: of which all your Daylight Unit .... 3Oc liersoiis interested will take due no driven out. charge for this, either. Resolution Raises Funny Situation till-. ..... lOc on the same libetal terms. Dated and first published February The Hood Hiver entity grnnge lias 21. 1924. O. C. I»enn. .... lOc gone on record strongly against oleo Administrator. margarine. The grnnge adopted a .... 12c George R. Wilbur, resolution to the effect, ‘‘That it Is Attorney for Administrator f21m13 the sentiment of the grangers of this Juat tell us you want to try the Daylight—we’ll do the reat ..12’/2 c valley that they will withhold their Yakima Adding to Storage patronage from nil merchants who A $35.000 addition tn the J. M. Perry deal In dairy substitutes.” A <'u. cold storage plnnt in Ynkfma Is The resolution may develop n pe Iwlng contemplated. according to word culiar act of circumstance«. If strictly received In Spokane. It will add «tor- adhered to. as the Grange Cooperative Tel. 4141 age capacity for nt least 200 more cars Store, organized nnd operated -by G L. HOWARD, Prop. of fruit, giving the ptant a 600 car granges as other local grocery con capacity. cerns, deals, In margarines. THE WEATHER Correct merchandizing really begins with correct buying. Ko dealer can offer the buying public better USED CABS than the kind he chooses to select for his "DAYLIGHT” YOUR KITCHEN ONCE they looked in the oven by matchlight by Enith Griffith Hood River Garage Saturday Specials THE COMPANY’S EXPENSE L SPECIAL SERVICE TO RENTERS No. 10 Lard..................... *......... No. 5 Lard............................... Sugar Cured Bacon, per lb.^ Leg of Pork Roast...... ..... Shoulder Pork Roast...... ..... Loin of Pork Roast................ Link Sausage, l lb. pkg.......... Beef Liver.................................. Beef Hearts............................... Pig Hearts.................................. Cooked Tripe........................ «... MT. HOOD MEAT CO Pacific Power & Light Company Always at Your Service - ¿K -
