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After a tour of inspection of valley
potato tracts yesterday, G. R. Hyslop,
specialist in farm croim at the Oregon
Agricultural College, declared that an
acreage of Marly Roue tubers on the
Odell place of Rev. William A. Sunday
was the finest of Hurt variety he had
seen for many years. The potatoes
are being cared for by H. E. Sunday,
superintendent of tlie Sunday ranch
and brother of the evangelist. Mr.
Hyslop said that the jiotato Held is eli
gible to certification for seed or stand
ard grade. The tract allowed only 1*4
per cent of mosaic.
Other tracts found Dy Mr. Ilyslop eli
gibly to certification ate owned by C.
H. Thomas, of Trout creek, and John
P. Cooper, of Parkdale. Mr. Thomas
is growing lturbank potatoes.
"Undoubtedly,” said Mr. Hyslop.
"numerous other Hood River valley
potato growers would have availalile
tracts subject to certification If they
hail devoted greater attention to rogn-
Ing plants. The quality of potatoes in
Hood Iiiver is higher thau usual, how
ever, and it seems likely that sufficient
seed will be produced to meet all local
demands next year.”
Clarenc« K. OUv«r, of the Salem ■oft snow st tbe edge
(By Gordon G. Brown)
Statesman, was a member of the atriug which might lmve given away st any
The fruit grower’s atteatioi» hds
of Mtizama climbers immediately be inomant and precipitated them to death. been previously called to tin* need of
“Dr. Striker was terribly hurt, and budding cherries lu the very near fu
hind tbe ill-fated group who plunged
over tbe crevasae edge on Mount Hood It didn’t take a doctor to eee be prob ture. This short article is intended to
Sunday. Mr. Oliver brought the first ably would die*. As a matter of fact, re-emphasise tbe.rrhie of promptness
authentic information of he climb to be became umi>m>cioud a little later, in this respect. The budding pf cher
the American ls*gion party on Eliot and died in a state of coma. Some of ries as done by the average fruit grow
glacier. He accompanied Hood River the others ahm seemed to bo in pretty er has not been uniformly successful in
Glacier representatives to tbe Forestry bad shape. Moore was uncousrtons part years and the writer attributes
Serviiv station near Cloud Cap Ina from shock, mid several of the others thia fact to four outstanding mistakes.
und gave a story to tbe Oregonian by looked as though they might lapse into These are as follows; Budding has
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telephone.
insensibility at any moment. Dr. Court been too lats; poor buds, have beeti
f.’J
Mr. Oliver and members of The Gla ney L. Booth of Portland was there to chosen ; irrigation has been irregular;
cier stuff accompanied Frank Heaton, give flyst aid. He did heroic work, or withheld at the proper time and the
Oregon News pictorial movie photog- bandaging cuts mid binding fractures buds have been poorly tied.
raplier, to Hood River. From the Gla a» coolly as though he had been in the
Let the grower keep this fact firmly
cier otiiiv Mr. Oliver gained communi operating room instead of on the steep in inlnd; tbe trees should be growing
■lope
of
a
alipia
ry
Ice
field.
cation by telephone with members of
vigorously at tbe time of budding and
“Tbeu came the work of getting the the asp flowing freely. Thia operation
the Muu mas at Government (Mmp and
injured
down.
Tills
was
about
the
gave them correct news of tbe accident.
is timed so as to make it possible to
On reaching Portland Mr. Oliver was hardest of all. Four of them could aecure mature buds on the one hand
walk,
but
tlie
rest
had
to
be
hauled
interviewed by tbe Oregonian, whieh
■nil yet not so late as to be beyond the
gave the fellowing story of bis exper down by sled mul tbe «teds were just period of maximum sap flow. Appar
anything we could make at the minute. ently this period will date from ap
ience on the mountain:
A graphic eyewitness story of the Going down a glacial mountain is bard proximately August l-15th. This la
Mount Hood accident which caused tlie enough under ordinary circumstances, merely a rough approximation, of
death of one of the climbers and Injury but when you have to transport a die- course. It should not be understood
of eight others was related by Clarence but when you have to transport ■ dy- that budding may not be succeasfully
E. Oliver, a reporter for the Oregon z “We’d just been congratulating each done later than the dates given but
Statesman of Salem, when be reached other that we were so near tbe sum local experience indicates that earlier
mit," said Colonel Foerster, one of tbe budding meets with more uniform suc
Tucker Grade Discussed
Portland Sunday night.
Up above the world and
Portland group "We were all in pretty cess.
Mr.
Oliver
saw
the
entire
accident,
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Editor
Glacier
:
I
see
in
your
jiaiier
its cares lies Banff, nest
good shape, and hadn’t ■ doubt we’d
took
pert
In
the
rescue
work,
and
then,
Many growers have planted Mazza ril
where
Mr.
Duckwall
thinks
that
If
the
led in the heurt of the
make
it
The
advauce
party
was
ahead
county would fix the Tucker hill grade like ii good newspaper man got on cutting steps, anil we had stopped to seedlings with the idea of securing
Canadian Pacific Rock
at Cloud Cap Inn and
_
gummosis resistant stock to be top
there would not be any accidents there. the teli lepflone
ies.
Here you’ll find
rest and get our breath. I was near
Now I would like to see the Tucker gave tbe world tbe first authentic new» the top. Suddenly, I heard someone worked in the orchard after one or two
ever delightful sports
growing Beason«. It seems desirable to
hill grade fixed but I don’t believe that of what had occurred.
and recreation to enter
“It is difficult to realise,” Mr. Oliver shout ’Look out!’ and the next second do this work during the second grow
it
would
do
away
will»
accident»
for
tain you; a hotel of met
this reason that it is not the road said, “how great the peril was, not I was being dragged down the slope. ing season at which time It will lie
ropolitan .magnificence;
tlist causes the acridents but the driver. only for the nine who were in the I tried to stick my stock in, but it got possible to insert buds from one to two
jerked out of my hand. Tbe same feet away from the crotch; the area
a scenic region famous
Now there is a hill and a turu in actuui accident, but for those who saw Thing
happened to several others.
the world over. Moun
most susceptible to gummosis trouble
the road that was as bad as the turn it. Lined up on the glacier were women,
kept going faster, and I began ■n<l freezing Injury. Unless trees an*
tain Resort literature is
in the road on Tucker hill and there, frieuda of those in the apparently to "We
wonder
wbat
would
happen
next.
yours for the asking;
never was an accident there that I doomed party, and one false move by Then, like a flash, the crevasse loomed sufficiently large to permit budding or
Low Summer Rail Fares
ever heard of. Tills spring the county any of them would have sent another up ahead of us. There wasn’t a ques grafting at this dirtance. It seems tsut
assure a vacation of mod-
to delay the operation for another year.
fixed this road ami Uuilt a five per lineup to Join tbe first.
^erate expense!
“It was almost u miracle that the tion of what would happen next after It may be practicable to do partial top
cent grade there. This is on the Wal
Hurt,
but
one
of
how
far
we
’
d
fall.
working this season. This would apply
ters corner with its three turns, and in entire nine who slid down the moun
“Everybody Went over in ■ heap. I
making tilts tlie r‘»ail i« at least 75 tain side did not drop into tbe crevasse, saw the icy aides of the crevasse flash to Mazzard seedlings whieh have a
well defined leader system but where
feet wide. Tills lias not lieen open which would have meant-instant death.
more than three weeks and there have All that sa.ved them was an overhang by and thought it was all over. Then side branches are not auffiiiently long
landed in the snow, with somebody or of caliper measurement to permit
lieen two wrecks there tliat I know of formed by snow on the upper edge, I under
me and soineliody else on top of the inserting of buds. For trees of
over which the struggling party did a
already.
me. It was all a jumble, but I waF this character it la »ecommended that
So you see it is not tlie road al glissade to a lower snow shelf 30 feet so
thankful at findiug myself alive I tlie leader only, be budded, leaving tlie
together that causes the accidents. The down oil the lower edge. .
“It wasn’t anyone's fault, appar didn’t worry about liow we were going side branchea to be budded on the fol
Tucker
hill
is
a
mean
hill
and
I
would
k CawJum Pacjlk Tnvellert Cluqunk
to get out of it.
lowing year.
like to see it made better, but don’t ently; it was just one of those thing»
tL World Over.
“We realised right away that Dr.
The value of irrigation in connection
ever get it into your bead that this that hapiien. Greatest credit should be Stryker
was
seriously
hurt
and
told
the
will eliminate tho accident* for it is given to the uieniluT» of tbe party, and rescuers to get him out first' The with budding has been mentioned.
more apt to incream* them than to de of other parties, including some Crag women came next, and then tbe men Water should be applied frequently Ire-
cream* them. Ho let every driver is* Rats from Hood River, for the prompt who had received tbe worst injuries. Yore and after the budding season so
■ffvutive way in which the rescue
as to insure a good sap flow. This is
careful and we can avoid the accidents and eP
I'd just been bruised up a little and important.
work wairtianilled.
ourselves.
R<*garding the selection of buds;
“The iiarty of 103 started from Cloud was able to walk down. It was a ter
Quality Products
There is a narrow, crooked road
rible experience for all of us, and sim
from Odell to Dukes Valley and there CUp inn at 3 o'clock Sunday morning, ply goes to show that you can’t be too these should lie taken from tlie current
Have Stood the Test
season’s wood, preferably shoots that
has never lieen any accident on it yet, taking the Sunshine trail, because tbe careful In mountain climbing.”
have made from ten to fifteen inches
but we would like to m*e it improved Cooper spur route had been reported
for Sixty Years—
growth and located on the outer, well
not to avoid accidents but for eon- dangerous.
exposed pbrtlons of the tree. By so
“Just aliove tbe west end of Eliot
vepience sake.
J. O. Cameron.
Have the Approval
MOUNT HOOD
didug well matured Irtids will be se
glacier half tbe party bad a narrow
July 14.
cured. Tilt* iHut buds will be secured
of Our Grandmothers.
escape from lielng wiped out by an —
Rinoky and Smelly Oil Btovee Cured by avalanche.
The Parent-Teacher association held from that area on tbe shoot 'ranging
Several were bit by flying
using Eocene Oil. Try this high grade
•old by W. L KIRBY
coal oil next time and see the difference. rocks. If the avalanche had been a few its regular buaiuess meeting Friday af approximately three inches from tbe
Any quantity, gallon to barrel, at E. A. feet usire to the right it undoubtedly ternoon. It was decided to hold no bam* and extending within five or six
TeL Odell 198 R. R. 2
would have caused a much higher death social evening in July. Mrs. C. 1!. Inches of tbe terminal bud.
Frans Co.
mfiOtf
In the selectkin of the shoots pro
Castner, vlce-presi<lent of the Hood Elv
toll titan tbe crevasse accident.
“After that we had good climbing un er Health association, was the speaker vision should be made to secure both
til wc reached Coe glacier^ At that of the afternoon. Miss Burch, county large and small buds. This is merely
to accommodate the size of bnd to the
time we were about an hour from the health nurse, was present also.
summit. Many of the original party
Mr. and Mrs. Orland Cheledln have size of the limb budded z There is con
had dn>pis*d out, but there were still returned from their honeymoon and siderable variation in this respect and
enongh to make eight groups, roped gone to Mount Vernon to make their provision should be made accordingly.
Where issadble use the larger buds.
together.
home.
"Tlie place where we had to cross
Mrs. Cager-M. Htott was operated on However, do not make tbe mistake of
Coe glacier was very steep. An ad for apiiendicltts at the Hood Itiver hos attempting to Insert large buds in
Hinall shoots.
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vance party, unroped, headed by Judge pital Thursday,
Htadter had gone to cut ice-steps. The
Immediately after shoots are cut,
W. T. Wyatt and family apent Bun the leaves should tie removed from the
rest of tbe party bad lined up, imme
diately behind, in roped up groups. day at Newport attending the Sawyer buds so as to reduce evaporation. Tbe
leaf sterna are cut off approximately
We were all strung ont In a line and on reunion.
Mr. and Mra W. B. Gribble and one-eighth of an inch from where they
the level, with our alpenstocks biting
into the snow to keep us erect. Direct daughter, Miss Wilma, of The Dalles, join the bud. Keep the sin sits in a
ly in front of my group, divided by only were guests of the C. H. Bhaw family moist sack in a cool place until used.
n few feet, was the group containing several days.
In budding use a thin bladed knife
Dm*tor Stryker. Aliead of them were
O. II. nendricks and family, of Hood with a rounded point preferably of the
two other imrtles, then Judge Stadter River, and Mrs. Will Hanna and chil Henkle type. Tlieae are much better
and the others in the advance guard. dren Were guests of E. A. Hanna last than the average pocket knife because
much better work i-an be dofle. There
The rest of the party was strong out Bunday.
in groups behind ours.
Miss Anelory Everson went to Hood la no need for buying an expensive
“Suddenly, 1 heard /someone in the River Saturday, to visit her sisters, knife -for this work. These cost about
Chassis f.o.b. Detroit
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Chassis f.o.b. Detroit
group aliead of mMinut ‘Look out!’ Mrs. Arthur Kerr and Mra. J. H. Shel 35 rents.
Raffia is preferable for tying the
I looked up and saw two of those in drake.
buds. The Exfierlinent Station plans
the middle of the group falling down
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ross
Ringer
Were
Hood
to have a supply of raffia on hand of
the steep sio|M>. Their alpenstocks ap
convenient length and will supply same
parently had sllpiied. The line liellled River visitor* Friday.
at coat to the grower. Raffia may be
out in tlie middle, and two of the
July
21.
used slightly moist in budding but
others tumbled after them. Tlie rest
W. E. Clark Is remodeling his home where used too wet. the tendency is to
of the roped-in group strove desperate
loosen on drying. Tlie liest way to pre
ly to atop the tkneent with their al|ien- and installing modern conveniences.
stocks, but, white we watched in hor
J. H. Rred and Mrs. Gladys Kile and pare raffia is to dip it a few moments
ror, we saw them, one by one, pulled children. Virginia and Charlie, were in warm water and bang out to par
tially dry. By so doing, the raffia will
off the trail. Our lead man could not Hood River visitors Friday.
have reached them In time, and, if he
Mrs. C. M. Stott returned from the uncurl and <an lie applied where the
bud is wrapped. Use raffia of sufficient
could have, it would only probably hospital Sattirflay.
length to do a good job. Two half
have disturlicd our line-up and sent us
Joe Hess returned to Portland Thurs bitches should be made at tbe comple
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to the nine fate.
day after HiH iidlng some time here with tion of wrapping. Do not use any that
“The more experienced climbers In bls brother, F. B. Hesat
is curled up. The bast width to apply
the group tried de*i>erately to And
'Win Frazee has gone to the harvest is approximately one-eighth to three-
holds with their aliienstocka. At least
slxtrenths of an inch wide. For larger
twice one of the men obtained a flrm fields to work.
Mr. and Mra. Perry Belieu »nd son. bnda, one-quarter inch is quite satis
hold, but the rest of the line swung
slowly down, like a crack-the-whtp Kennrth. and Mias Florence Reed, of factory. For budding the raffia should ‘
,
line-np, and broke the grip loose. Dr. Portland, were guests of Mrs. Ida Ever lie from 10 to 14 indies long.
Too great emphasis cannot be placed
Mtr.vker, Colonel Foerster and Mr. son several days last week.
Krebs all got bolds at various times.
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C. M. Htott is enjoying a xlfiit with on tbe absolute neiessity of tying these
buds in tightly. Failure to do so is
The rest of tbe party, less experienced, his sisters, here from California.
proliably the cause of most failures.
aeemixl unable to help them and the
M. Nelson and family and Mr. and The raffia should be crossed at the back
group zig-zagged on down the slope, Mrs. Edgar Kile went on a picnic Sun
of the hud and not cover the bud itself.
the women screaming and the men day to 'fjic I lalles.
These directions apply where the shield
struggling in vain.
From home on these hot summer days,
bud is used. In this case a strip of
“Two hundred yards down the elope
liark carrying the bud approximately
TROUT LAKE
wns the edge of a crevasse, We could
when your telephone makes it possible for
see it, anil we knew* they conld see it,
Rev. Geo. E* Good returned Saturday three-quarters of an inch long is rec
too
It might lie hundreds of feet from Everett where she has been at ommended.
you to buy food the modern wayT
Home experiments have been per
deep; many of the Hood crevasses are. tending a church meeting.
formed in the East in whjeh hot para
We multi only stand and pray as we
Ralph Woodruff has abut down his wax has been used to cover the entire
wntohed the |Mirty strike the last part
Our Delivery Service is for your conven
of the slope, which was much steeper, saw mill and started the box factory. bud following wrapping. By so doing
Every summer brings talk of a herd a much higher set has been secured
and realised that nothing could save
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ience. Use it!
The writer intends to use this method
them from the peril which lurked law, but that is as far as It goes.
abend.
The Forestiy Service has Its forces for work at the Experiment Station.
Where growing continues vigorously
“The entire descent probably did not out In the hllla. We understand It
occupy 40 seconds, hut It seemed to us hopes to extend the road into Bird after the budding season and the raffia
like an hour. Wo saw their speed Creek Meadow» this summer, and also begins to impinge, the raflia should lie
removed. These should not be done for
suddenly Increase as they struck the. oi*en the Carson-Guler road.
steep part, and then heard a terrible
Mrs. Rice, of Portland, is with us at least three weeks after budding. A
slight impingement will not injure the
scream as they all vfent over the edge, again, for the summer.
bud.
.
<
one by one. We coiild still hoar them
Your» For Service
Mrs.
F.
M.
Coate
has
returned
from
The writer expects to give Instruc* |
screaming after the last man had die-
a short visit with relatives in Vancou tlons to growers on the budding of
appeared.
apples and pears on the Experiment
“The pioneer party had seen the ver and OregfiB.
Several imrties from here attended Station grounds In the nsar future.
accident as well as we. The slope was
Those who contemplate attending these
so steep that it seemed suicide for any the circus in The Dalles.
one to attempt tlte descent, but Perley
The farmers ere about through with demonstrations should be prepared
“The Home of Quality Grocerie«.”
Payton of Portland took the risk, nnd, their first cutting of hay. In spite of wtlli suitable equipment in order to
while we held our hreath, got to the the cold weather there was a good crop secure practical exiierienre.
edge of the crevasse. We hoard him harvested.
shout:
Strawberry Fertilizers
“‘Are any of yon hurt?’ and we
Gophers Cause Worry
(By Gordon G. Brown)
hoard someone answer, ‘Yea, we are.
Ditch crews of the Vanners Irriga
The strawberry grower should soon
Badly hurt.’
ting Co. the past week have learned apply a quick fertiliser for next year’s
"latter, we found that the party had something of the trials of those who
been carried clear across the seam of recently fought to prevent breaks on crop. This should be applied shortly
the crevasse, down which they would the Mlssim*ipfi| levies. The work of after the topping of the plants has lieen
have plunged hundreds oYlD*!, and had gophers cti used the local Irrigation folk completed. Where soil is lacking tn
landed on a soft raow shelf about 35 serious worry. Tunnelings of gophers organic matter two tons of ground
foot down. Rtryker's stock, lashed to caused several menaces to the water sheep manure per acre should be broad
cast. This application should be sup-
bls wrist, had gone through his aide. system.
eomentv«l by a concentrated and more
The rest of tbe party had suffered
tickly available fertiliser, preferably
various injuries.
Brush Fire Across Co h—Ma
of the mterral type. The standard rec
“Payton called hack to other mem
A heavy column of smoke was ob ommendation Is 250 to 300 pounds per
bers of the party to go after aid. All
of the groups contained inexperirored served from here Batnrdhy ascending acre qf a fl-flO applied Immediately after
climbers and women and an attempt at from a brush and grane fire, which Was the topping season. A similler amount
Immediate resrno wonld probably have running over the top of the Ooiumbia is recommended for a spring applica
resulted in another catastrophe. Then river canyon in Klickitat county. Wash tion.
Owing to the fact That next year’s
Parton himself started down the moun ington, jnst opposite Mosier. Forestry
tain to enlist the help of other groups lookout stailo— reportoil the lire to 0. crop is influenced by the rigor of
K.
Barnes,
state
fire
warden,
thinking
growth following the topping season.
wc knew to lie on the monntain.
“Judge Stadter and Merle Manley, it In this state. Washington authori tl>o useof a quick acting minetai fer
tiliser la recommended. Where soils
of Portland, both members of the pio ties were notified.
are lacking in organic matter, this fer
neer iiarty. and experienced climbers,
tilizer shoal» be of an organic nature.
let themselves down tbe slope at grout
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(By Gordon O. Brown)
Of recent years a more general use
of the various sweet dorera for corer
crop purpose» 1» being made in Ho««
River orchard». This la being done
with the full encouragement of tlie
flood River Experiment Station be
cause these legumes poos«— many ad
vantages which are not true of other
cover crops. The purpose of this arti
cle is to sound a word of warning to
growers who have not had experience
in handling aweet clovers, especially
the tiienuhii white and biennial yellow
blossom varieties. These two cover
crops require enormous amounts of ir
rigation water. Failure to provide tills
water is almost sure to react disas
trously on the fruit trees. Tills is ea-
pecially true during the second grow
ing vear when tbe root system Is fully
devehqs-d. It is little short of awurate
to say that the ground should be con
sistently and uniformly soaked during
the greater is>rtlon of tlie growing sea
son. Growers are advised to make a
lllieral use of a soil auger or other such
tool tlmt will permit a ready examina
tion of subsoil couditlouH from time to
time. Failure to provide ample mois
ture may not, and often is not. apiiar-
ent in tree growth until the following
growing season nt which time various
functional troubles including small yel
low leuves and die-back are found.
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The Mid-Vacation Season
In thia season of mid-summer you are likely
to plan a picnic on short notice. But remember
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foods that fill a well supplied picnic hamper.
And why worry over the detail« of a dinner
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fine feed that will take but little effort to prepare.
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FRASIER GROCERY C.0
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
KELLY BROS. CO., Inc.
Export - Domestic - Shippers
APPLES - PEARS
NEW AND USED CAR PARTS
At our place of busines. on Twelfth Street, The
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the Cuddeford Black.mith .hop.
Hood River Auto Wreckers
Phone« 3602 and 4852
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