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The state herald., 1904-10-28
FIRST Publication sel, 10 1901
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Prs, Publication SORT 10 1901
lltstg tlitRs FINAL PglOf
Nntign for Publication
tinlird states tAud once
Si,fli'R Colo sept N 1877
Notice " hereby given that ohn " shoiea
hH. nled motto" Of intention to make nnal
proof before clerk u the district cnuit ~ nj.
ofiic. Ia Holy he rolo on saturday tho 9Th
day oi Nov lp9l On timber culture application
No iiISi iur theme = Of sc Su4lin ~ Nogni
No 4ps
whitney l. Irwin Of ilolypita colo
John fuldermnn Yuma
niuhad foldefmhu
Mars trldsrhnn
iLtAiN0 lloHtst,r
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a, point ~ fsa, sast of the nortbaAst cur
nor o block ~ In iioJoke. ssid point being tho inter
-ion oi south line Of Fuy street with Tho line ~
Moline avenue. rh.nea 800 fest east thence so foe,
south, theme. @ fe., west theme. fe., north IA place
The state herald., 1904-10-28

NuueB Of application 10 Laasb
Stats Lands,
OifiuE oF riiE STATE HOARD Or LASD
CuMMlHFiUNEllA,
bfNrl roJpRApo, sspi u, ipt
Notice is heinlp ni,rn that rHinnai T. iYindfftn
shnss pasioiilea atifess is liol,aka, Colo, IN
Hop, 10, ipoi, made application No oii 10 tho
STATE Hoard VI Lhni Commissioners " lraaa liia
iollupinH described schanl iiHnd'. situate in
thillps count, ualnfndn, to.wit nw y of sae
N rwp . north llhnrH % sesi,
NJ other application 10 lease The hl.its do
serihsl pf, nj - - objections halinsi tie above
application will BE- conideftd hftrr October
w. ifni,
Date ~ last publication OFT n, ippi
MtsA a. wonrtHfr,
ii,si.isf r'atc llaiui taui tvnni.airlsfs
The state herald., 1904-10-28
sHERiFFs SALE.

by virtue Of sn execution for co-i ssucd out Of
the clerks Office Of III. county court Of Phillips
county aud state OF Colorado, and to me direct.
ed, whereby am commanded 10 mate the sum
OF fify three and 10 10 Dollhrs $50. sul, and
costs Of suit the amount II a certain judgement
recently obtained against Albert c. Ebert In Ia
vor of the clcrls aud % licar- II the couty court
ou, Of The said lands, toHcmea,s. good, and chat
les Of the Albert G. Ebert have lcayied on III .
following property to.witi One certificate of
purchase issued by tho sheriff u Boulder 60.
UNITY 10 Albert q Eibart conveying out lots
aud In tho south East quarter oTssc. ~ Town.
ship sorth ot range 81 WrstO tho 9th =. ". in
tho county Of Boulder aud state of colorado
Therefore, according 10 .aid command. I shall
expose for sale. at public auction All tho rish,
Title and Interest uf tue above num,d Albert e..
Rb,r' IN aud To the above described property.
o. Saturday the sath dag Of October iDoL at ,
o'clock y. m. at The front door Of th. county
court house In llolyoku Colorado,
Dated al llolyoko. Colo, this 10 day Of Oet-
ohor ipot
Alex sedarburR, shrrlG Of rhillips County Colo
The state herald., 1904-10-28

The republicans have n majority IN
Phillips county on straight party vote
Toe opposition oandidat's fully realize
that fact and koos their ouly hope for
eli c,iou depends entirely upon their
snac.rs in p.rsnsdiug republicans To
scratch their party ticket THIS being
III. situation, It b not strange that Gem
ocranc candidates. beng -sperienced
campaign.rs. should nss every means 10
their power to create disatisfacllon
amoue republican voters. Already the,
have the usual campa "a report started
that som. OF tho republican candid ate.
ate trading oil other candidates on Tia.
ticket THIS report ~ being .ectstly
circulated by paitier Who nre very de
There IL no fonndaiIGn whatever for
such u f.pit. The republican candi
dates ara making campaign that Ia
perfect, fair 10 ,yeiy endida's on III.
ticket. They dou', need u fe'oh ,oany
such dsfepuiahis methods 10 aid l.,
th.if election even Il any candidate on
,h, ticket wac moan ounuaht to do II.
The fepublicaB- have q good safe ma
johty IN the county aud the republican
candidates Reel oonhdsu, oi their elect
ton and their confidence is wall founded.
When you are Approached with this can.
paigo story. reppr, 'he Ren,lcmau who
il peddlinR ths stofy Ia rfdsr that your
republican friends uay bs informed NJ
- what parties ara f.aptt,nR TO such
disrepuiable campa'Ru methods In bo.
hall Of tho oppos,inu ticket
The state herald., 1904-10-28
Nutirs nf -AppliGntian LRasa
Stas Lands.
OFFICE CT THE STATE BOARD Of LAND
C0MlSSl0NERS.
DnSyra. COLORADO, sobt. 2, 100

DENVER. COLORADO, Sobt. 2, 1901.
Notice is hereby given thst Cbas. J. Lindgren
whose postolce address is Holyoke Colo on
August ~ 1901. made application No 5Is to the
State Board Of Land Commissioners 10 lease the
following described school Lands, situate 10
Phillips county. Colorado, to.wit: N EN- OF sec
IS Twp North Range 40 West.
No ot.er applications TO lease tho above des-
crils'd premise. or objections against the above
application will bu considered after Oct. O.,
1901.
MARX g. WOODRUFF,
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
The state herald., 1904-10-28
NorIcEor FlNNLsErrLEMRNr.

NOTICE or FFiNNLsgrrLE,iRST.
In the matter of thu r-iste ~ Ella Place de.
ccasel Notice is hereby Riynn, that on Monday
tho !; day Of De, a. y. 1901 h"lns nh. u the tcf.
ular days of the October Term ~ uie Count}
Court OF Phillips County, In the state Of Colo.
fneo. |. fIed norland. guardian of minors
uf said estate, will appear before tho judge
oi said Court. rrr-cn, my hnRl settlement ~
such guardian pray tho approval OF IN.
-ame. and will then hpply To be discharged as
such guardian NJ which time and place
any porson la Interest mHl sppnT and prsont
objections Ia the same Il Any there bo.
Dated at iIolyokc. colorado, s,pt u. 1904.
fhrp BonL.sp.
Guardian Of minors 81 tho e.iaie Of tlla Place
dscra.sd,
The state herald., 1904-10-28
November 10Th, 1904,

and succeeding days commencing the hour of o'clock
of said day much of the following described real
situated said county which the for the year
and preceding years have been paid shall be neces
sary pay said taxes interest and penalties towit;
The state herald., 1904-10-28

S. II. JOHNSON, CouNry TREASURES.
The state herald., 1904-10-28

TnAiss LrAyr A. foLlo~sh
40. iss. West bound arrive. 200 .. M. central
time, leaves ~ y ~. mosntain time
dAiD cIfepi SUNDAY.
No. lsi, i.asi baand arflses so1 y. M. mountain
tims 'sa,s- lpfo y. m. central tine
daily sierpi sHnfAy,
Ne. thi connects with tifs' cias- pa-senrrf
train hi Curtis iof ali raints rast.
Sleeping, dining aud reclining rllair ear issai.
ffeel or trough bhihs. Iiakrts sold and bag
age cl,.cksi "a am point Ia tho Jnits siales
or canada.
for information tla,r tables, maps anu ,irkrt
call "a ~ write To q, 4, Mosfy As.nt iioi
rokp. uilo,. ofJ ffaBei.. Genl rsss'f Ast o
maha, Nrb
The state herald., 1904-10-28

WANTED quickly, few psrrons 10 represent
long established Wholesale huunH among retail
merchants aud gg,nts, Local Territory OF fox
couuiies tlh salafy and 90 Apsnss. pHid weekly.
tHpsfIse money advanced tomuiisairn extra.
Permanent engagement. Hufinsss successful.
pruNltus gzfGrirnCp not essential Encl, 90 self
addfof.sd onNsiuIa. AddtusH. fEgINIESp-
Esr TkAytIriss. SIS braTbam st., hica.so.
The state herald., 1904-10-28

WANTED Special representative In this caun.
" and ADJOINING tauliotis- 20 fuprrsrnt and nd-
yrrtife hu old established hus.nUss nnuro Of rol.
III financial standing. salAp t!l weekly with
expense paid each huulhy iy vhrrk direct ftum
headquarters, EAplnsr- HdNuuc0d. position
periuauont. We furnish CgeDihinf. Atldrvss,
The Colombia. CO Mnnon Building, Chicago.
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County Ticket.

County Ticket.
For County Treasurer
S. II. JOHNSON.
FDr Couniy Clerk
LEON kEPLER.
For Sheriff
ALEX SEoERBURG.
For County Judge
W. q. HELLAND.
For Superintendent OF Schools
MADiE A. CROWNER.
Fut CJunty Assessor
W. II. SHOW.
For Commissioner, 2nd District
l.. p FOSTER.
For Commissioner. 3fd District
JOHN A. BERG.
For Coroner
l.. p. LEWIS.
The state herald., 1904-10-28
IADIfs WASTlD.


A bright cnersriic Noman soinnn's work. Per.
mhnsut position, cid established huHinors hunse
of .1lid financial ttanding, HAlhfN St3 to ais
weekly, with ekfsnsrs. fa,td each Monday diTrrt
frum hsAdIuhft1F Iht-nzss advanced. We
Furnish ryr3 thing, Addn'--, rccfutaf1. op Mon
on liotk, Chicago, III.
The state herald., 1904-10-28
Over 5000

Patients treated in Colorado. A large
stock OF glnsses and artificial eyes on
hand. A large portion Of headaches,
nysteria, insomnia, choren (St. Vttus
Dance), nervous prostration, epilepsy
aud other nervous conditions are caused
by eye strain. The removal OF the cause
effects a permanent cure. II you re.
qnire treatment ior diseases OF the eye,
ear, nose or throa'. il you need glasses
scientifically fitted, call early Those
unfortunate and unable to pay will re
ceive medical and surgical Treatment,
tree.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
Lato / jego choroby.

Nawet lato ma swe choroby. DO.
racska os}abia ciafo, zo}adek nice
pracuje nalezycie a jezeli dodamy
niedba}o6c " jedzeniu "a wiele o.
woo6w, picie nieczystej woody in
ne b}edy, jest to dziwnem jezeli
ludzie zachoruja? spotyklaamy sig
" lecie z chorobami ma wewnetrzny
katar, chorobe latowa, md}osci,
biegunke dysenterye, cholere "
rozmaitych ksztaltach: Ia szkodli-
wa choroba napadnie system wten-
ozas gdy potrzeba SHY a czasem nj
szczy zdrowie. Kazdy epostrzeggaja-
cy te symphonic powinien uzywao
Severy Cholera & Diarrhoca Cure,
czyste zdrowe i predko d~zia}ajace
lekarstwo. Leczy kurcze wszystkie
bolesci reguluje w~netrznoscl !
wzmacnia cia1o.
), Mole dzieci by}y bardzo chore,
nawiedzone biegunka a doktorzy
ME mogli i'm pom6dz Severy Cho-
lera and Diarrhoca Cure ~wyleczyly
je. M. F. Gallas, Sioux City, Ia"
Severy Cholera and Diarrhoca
Cure jest ola doros}ych tax dobrze
lax ola dzleci. Cena IS i SO CEN
tow U ~wszystkich aptekarzy albo
p~iszcie wprost do W. F. Severa Co.
Cedar Rapids, la.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
W GODZINE SMIERcI. Par

W GODZ1NE SM1ERCI. PAM
P. Kopnicka z Plymouth, Pa. do~
nosi o znakomitem wYzdrowieniu
sasiada. kt6ry mia} juz umrzec:
,,Nasz sasiad p. MARGIN sztelto czuf
SIG bardzo lie ~przesz}ego kwietnia j
Mkt ME sadzi{ zezy6 bedzie. ksiaedz
by{ akurat PREY MIN gdym ia take
wesz}a j zobaczy}a go. ia poradzi-.
lam mu, ably bez zw}oki uzywa} DR.
Plotra Gomozo oraz natarl swoje
piersi Olejo czyli linimentem: Cd
tel pory zaczelo mu sic robic corsz.
lepiej " kr6tkim czasie wyzdro-9
vial zupe}nie ku og6lnemu zdziwie-
n.u Jest on bardzo wdz;eoznY "a to
co to lekarstwo zrobi}o ola niego."
Dr.. Piotra Gomozo ME mona do-
sta6 W aptekach, lecz sprzedaja je.
agenci Tub sam w}asciciel,
DR. P. Fahrnej, l12-l14 So. Hoyne
Chicago Ill
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
Kara 6mierCi.

Ma}a rzecz czesto powodnje
snierc. Jak jedyne podrapoiecie
.wYprysku, ME wiele znaczace "a
rzniecle, albo ma}y wrz6d, PREY
;placono kara 6mierci. Jest to MAJ
drze mice Buklena masc arnikowa
pod reka. Jest to nsjlepsza mast
ma 6wieoie i.zapobiega fatalnemu
po%parzenlu, ramon, wrzudom i
krwawnicy. Tylko Csc NJ. j.
K0walewskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
.]B 3, K, niskie raty exkursyj'
ne do San francisco j Los
Angeles

kolsja North. Western. bsde uska..
tecznione ma wszystklch stacyach Cd
IS Slerpnia do 10 Wrze6nis,. wlacz--
ME, z bardzo dogodnem uwzgled,
nienlem czasu do powrotu z powo-
du zjazdu <. T. j posiedzenia zje-
%dnsczenia /. O.. o. F Specyalne
pociagi osobowe, opuszcza Chicago
lsl2 IS Sierpnla z uprzywilejowa.
mem plzesiadaniem i zatrzYmaniem
NJ zajmujacych mlejscach. Diva
pospies.De pociagi wproyt do Kali
foraii dziennie. Ladowy pociag po-
sPieszny (nawskros e)ektrycznie o.
s%wie'lony) ME zupelne try dni "
drodze. 1nny pospieszny pociag Coz
d1'zlenny jest The California Ex~
press z wagonem do rysunk6w i
sypialnym ola turyst6w. o blitsze
informacye zg}osi6 sic do agent6w
koleji Chicago & North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
$50 do Kalifornii i z powro'
tenn osobiscie prowadzony
pociag.

tenn osobiscie prowadzony
pociag.
z Chicago do San Francisco, bez
zmiany, koleja Union Pacific i
North Western. Specyalny osobi-
6cle prowadzony pooiay opuszcza
Chicago 1890 i25 Sierpnia. Prze-
wodnik ola podr6zujacych zawiera
miejsca do przesiadania " Denver,
Colorado Springs Salt Lake City.
Tame raty; vyb6r powrotu; T'ykie-
ty ma sprzedaz e wszystk,ch stacyi
pc niztich rataoh codziennie cd Is
Sierpnia do 10 Wrzefnia. Diva poe
6piesxne pooiagi dziennie iedynym
podw6jnym torem, pomledzy Chi
cago j Missouri r yer, i pomiedzy
najprostsEemi kolejami amerykan-
skiemi. Ladowy pociae po6pissz-
ny, nawskro6 doskonale urz3dzony
dsienny pocjag niesupelne trey dni
v drodse. Pc prxewodnik M spe
oyalne pociagi i supelne informa.
eye xgiosid sic do aQent6w kolei
Chicago and NorthrW Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18

Ciej tax, tej jo music cebie, brateszku,, przeprosecl--
Vice dej reke NEST wiecy ME gorz SO na na,S
Wiesz doch, ze me Sc powinnie trzemac obeczaju.
LIE mojego tero, szlachta, sluchejta rozkazuI
Krzeknac: Wiwat pan Czori6sci! Do. trzecego RAUL
Tel no Gale zgromadzenie kapuze ~pozdjeno,
/ trze ra2e ma Geese moja wiwat! wekrzekneno.
ia posioskka isz ME % 40 ku6ca, . drudzim nqosrzs pocygnie st daHD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-08-18
Narodowe ~obozowisko G. A.
" Boston, Mass. Cd Is do
80 Sierpnia.

Kolej Chicago Great Western,
Isprxedawad bedxie Cd IL do Is
.Sierpnia tykiety swrotne do Bos-
ton, 20 bardxo tanich ratach. Ia.
placi sie wampisas albos It'd
kreggo agzesntkalL kIoleii Great Western,
||ialboos IElmsr, CHI.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-12-29
More Praise for Hood River Apples.

A box OF Hood River apples got into
the hands of A. H. Vail, of SanbOrn,
Vail & Co., San Francisco, few weeks
ago. Mr.. Vail is an old time friend of
Of f. II. Shepard, manager of the Hood
River Apple Growers union. A few
days ago Mr.. Shepard received the fol-
lowing letter, which Mr.. Vail had writ
ten to Mr.. Shepard's father in Palo
Alto, Cal:
81 received box of apples the other
day, the best | ever ate; on the outside
Of the box was the name, "E. II. Shep-
ard" | wish you would give me Ned's
poStOtiiee address as | want to write to
him and thank him for the best box of
fruit ever received in my life. have
seen what thought were good apples
before, but nothing equal to this"
The letter speaks for itself, as does
the following notice from the Palo Al
tan:
"The Palo Allan is indebted to f. A..
Shepard for samples Of the finest apples
that were ever grown in any country.
Some boxes of the fruit were sent to
him by his son, +. II. Shepard, who is
manager of the Hood River (Oregon)
Fruit Growers union. The apples are
very large, richly colored and finely
favored, and the varieties are Hydes
King, Spitzenberg, Delicious, Arkansas
Black, Mammoth Black Twig. Apples
from the Hood River valley surpassed
all the other displays at the st. Louis
fair and the strawberries grown there
are equally famous"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-12-29

touch and could supervise the work OF
the county inspectors more readily than
a commissioner at large.
Ii it is known that Portland and other
market towns has an inspector who will
not permit diseased, damaged and in
tected fruit to be offered for sale, it will
stimulate our growers to raise a better
quality of fruit and to build preserving
factories in our large fruit sections. 1t
will encourage the careful intelligent
fruit grower, and it will drive the care
less, negligent one out of business
This system will clean up the orchards
of Oregon and popularize the more in
telligent methods. 1t will multiply
orchards, advance land values, build
homes and give our state yet greater
reputation for the superior quality OF
of her fruits.
"Shall we not all rejoice when at Bui-
falo, Oregon received the highest re-
ward for her exhibits, and again little
later at st. Louis where our fruits were
awarded l27 medals and better yet the
only county in the United States receiv-
ing a grand prize was an Oregon
county"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-12-29
Goose Hangs High, not the Rooster.

And now comes the devil and files
this his demurrer: That he is OF neither
Teutvnic nor Plutonic parentage; that
while he coniesses an affeCtionate regard
for "hot wienies," he cuts out the sauer
kraut at all times and in all places. lie
further AYERS that he swears not at all,
neither by the ex-devil, whom he dubs
"his dethroned satanic majesty" nor
by the hell-box, to which he refers as
that suIphurous, bottomless receptacle
for the remains of recalcitrant and de-
iunct type" He also AYERS that it is
an INSCRIPTIONS trick for some person
or persons unknown to the said devil to
roost their long-tailed White Leghorn
rooster in the Glacier office wood shed /;
the said rooster that thus ssurrepticionsly
roosteth in the aforementioned shed be
ing and is now not in fit condition to
furnish and provide the principal in
gredient of a Christmas pot-pie; there
fore, may it please the court, the said
devil doth hereby aver affirm and will
offer proof to show that ii the said per-
son or persons to him unknown, who
thus surrepticiously, maliciously, and
feloniously roosts their rooster in the
aforementioned shed fails to remove the
fowl that is thus touling the said struCt
ure, the said devil will without further
notice proceed to coniscate the said
trespas-ing chanticleel as Contraband of
war And further depOnent saith not.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-12-29
STATES TO COMPETE
In FRUIT DISPLAY
Special to the Glacier.


Portland, Dec. 2S.-Western states
will show Eastern visitors to the Lewis
and Clark centennial that the Oregon
country and California can produce ap,
pies equal to any grown elsewhere.
The people OF Michigan and New York,
who come to the Western worlds fair,
are likely to be especially surprised
when they see the wonderful display of
apples on exhibition.
The Oregon state commission has for
months been preparing an apple dis
play, and Il large assortment OF fruit has
already been gathered and placed in
cold storage, where it will keep until the
exposition opens June /, next. More
recently, California has seen the advan-
tage of advertising the state at the fair
by an apple display and the state board of
trade, has sent communication to every
large apple-growing district in the state,
addressing growers and local torganiza-
tions that are in position to help to
exploit the resources OF California in
this way. While the season has been
bad for apples in some sections, the gem
eral outlook is good for a splendid show
ing at Portland in 1905.
Washington apple growers are like
wise taking a keen interest in the fair,
and Governor Mcbride has been ap-
preached with a proposition to have the
state pay for the collection and storage
of an apple exhibit. If the state funds
should not provide for meeting this eX-
pense there is no question that indiyd-
ual growers and local organizations will
take up the task.
In Idaho, also, apple growers, melted
by reports of activity in other states,
have begun to agitate the subject of a
state display of this fruit, and prospects
are bright for an exhibit that will rival
those of the states better known for
their resources along this line.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-12-29
BEST APPLES HE
HAD IN EUROPE

Truman Butler, of Butler & Co., bank
ers, tells good story that is significant
of the worldwide fame Hood River APP
piles have attained. The tale was told
to Mr.. Butler by Frederick Fisher of
Portland, an old-time friend, and son OF
II. J. Fisher of Fisher r-Thorsen Paint
Co. Mr.. Fisher is just home from Eu-
rope, where he studied under some OF
the best portrait artists of the land.
One day last winter, Fisher was walk
ing the streets of Hamburg, and desir-
ing some fruit, stepped into stand and
asked the dealer to give him some good
apples-the best he had in stock.
"Here are some of the best apples in
the world" replied the fruit dealer, as
he handed out a sample Of the big
red Spi zenbergs, SO familiar to an Ore
gonian. "rhese apples were raised in
America" went on the fruit man.
"They call them Hood River apples,
and l can truthfully say they are the
best apples to be found in Europe"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-12-29
White Salmon is Waking Up.

White Salmon, Dec. 23.-Editor Gla-
cier: Hood River has national repu
tation as the home of the large red ap-
Piles and large red Strawberries, and
deservedly so. The writer spent three
days few days ago in looking over
the orchards of the East Side in the
height OF the apple packing, and can
truly say that | never had seen such
sights of orchards loaded to the ground
before, except in Colorado, where /
spent six years at Grand Junction.
left there in 1895. At two of our
County fairs we gave away 20 tons Of
peaches at each fair as an advertise
ment
The orchards | saw on the East Side
had been well cultivated all summer;
no weeds or deep burrows near the trees; (;
had been sprayed eight times, and ]
think not more than five per cent in any
orchard had the Goblin moth.
In talking about apples few days
since, Mr.. Shaw, who has lived back
of White Salmon, said "HoOd River
got its reputation for big apples by show
ing apples grown at White Salmon"
He said the apples were exhibited at
the state fair in Oregon and took the
the premium and when the apples by
request were cut open there were
needles in them put there by the grow
er. Too bad for Il ood River.
The writer does not believe the needle
story, but thinks he knows who started
it.
| see there is as good land on the
White Salmon side of the Columbia
as on the Hood River side, to grow as
large apples or little ones either But |
must say do not know of one orchard
here that has had proper care, in trim
ming, cultivating, thinning the fruit
and spraying in the last nine seasons.
Better times are coming Mr.. Ballin-
ger from Eastern Oregon bought some
land with an orchard in bearing, two
years ago. The first summer all apples
were wormy. This fall he had 800 box
es of apples free from worms, and per-
haps 800 boxes wormy. He only sprayed
four times, and | think next year he
will teach the old mossbacks how to
grow Hood River apples
Perhaps it is through the energy of
Hon. e. L. Smith, president Of the
Oregon state board of horticulture, that
Hood River has its envied reputation
for apples and strawberries. | think
White Salmon has contributed largely
toward the strawberry honor, as it is
well known White Salmon has the ear
llest strawberries. CHARLES WATERS.