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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-03-27

KANSA AS CITY, March 27.-Tne
South Western Mine Operators ASSO-
citation are today meeting in this city
discussing ways and means to pre-
vent the much talked of strike of the
coal miners employed in the mining
regions of Missouri. Kansas. and Ar
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-03-27
YOUR LIQUORS

Should be procured from a place
where a guaranty goes with the goods
Livingstons is the place where you
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-03-27
HOME FROM GALLON

J. r. Van Nagell who has been at
tending meetin gOf the Carson Sink
valley farmers has returned to his
home in this city
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-03-27
WE WERE MISINFORMED

The statement that the son of A. Y.
Werner q this city was injured at
Jumbo was in error. We are glad to
make the correction that the young
man. who is ----- own n this city,
was not the victim of an accident.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-03-27

Ray Crowen who is conducting an
assay Office in Rawhide is spending
a few days With his family in this
citv
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-03-27
Sapho, tonight.

r. S. Randall of this city. was reg
istered at the Golden Hotel in Reno
yesterday.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-03-27

FOR SALE-A small driving team,
cheap for cash. Apply at this Office.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-03-27
Fight FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

RENO. March 27-Qn the night Of
, e 3lst of this month Derby and Nc
Fadfen the later of San Francisco
will meet in roped arena in this
ritT for the amatuer championship OF
the pacii Coast The match VIII take
place "a the Aetna skating rink III
:l,is city
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-10
OSTROzNA.

: Pan K. chcialby koniecznie swe.
go siostrzenica ozeen1is. " tym oelu
nda lie. sig :ao- r: u
kt6rymu przedstaWla cafag kolekcye
fotografiiii kasnlnddyysdaiteek. Ku swojemu
ogromnemu s,dziwieniu, bos ma.
wet .przerazeniu,;.s zobaczy pan
z. miedzy fot6grafiami take toto
giraffe swej zony. Wzburzony dc
glebi pedzi do domd.
Co to ma zdzzGzy6 = wola jjuzi
ma progu. 1fsWojafetoggrafia.. u
posrednika mafzzeistw.. 4
E.. to nic... :usprawiedli-
via sie-zona. - dafam te foto-
CRATIC zeszIeg0 roku... .kiedy to by
less tax niebezpieezeie. choFy ma ty
fus.
Ed ~ efr%+SS- $50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-10

SEN z-= y
PeWien robotnik wSzkocyi
wiecz6r spedzil v karczmie,
a obudziwszy sic rano, pocza1
o,powiadaa6 =zome CO mu sic!
sni1o. .-.
-
jak cztesy szcgury; jeden pc
drugimado. nal,ie. sic zblizaIy.
PierwszyY byl gTuby tlusty'
diva bylYs chude, . czwarty
6lepy. mi jakos DO
slyszalem, e szczury ozna-
czaja nieszczescie.
iona nie umiala mu tego
snu ~wytl6maczy6, wytl6ma-
CIVIL mu 20 iednak jego sy-
mex, szescioletnie chlopie, v
nastepujaey spos6b:
Wielkis Austy szczur
to szynka:z naarogu, kt6-
rerau,. ojcze, Wszystkie faro
bione zanosisz. sp,eniaaze;; to
diva ehude - To- lma attz j jjaa,
2. ten SLEEPY, to ty jeste5, Oh
cze! =. - -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-10

$500 - - Ts7T-'
-jeatem, dziwna rzecz, dss
mnie poz11al rzekl :
cha Antoni 30 inni moi IS
znsjomi j przyjaciele pozna-
wac mie ME chea, odkad mic
vida " ~lachmanach. "a.
kreci1y mi sic lzv " oczarh
j dajac mu kilka z|otyeb
masz to rzeklen1# lynn
czasem, a jutro przyjdz do
mnie do zajazdn ma Zimnej
uIicy,a tam r~oxm6wimy ssie'
lepiej.
- Prxyszedl nazajutrz An
toni i opowiada} mi 2 CORY
CA, jak nigdy ME szanuiac
najlepszej chociazby s}uzbY,
ME zagrzawszy nigdzie miej-
sea, szuka} ciaglej znaiany,
ze pred kilkaz miesiacami
bedac catkiem bez obowiaz-
.ku, zachorowa1 mocno leo
tylko mia1 2 rzeczy i picnic
dry, to, wszystko poszlo-|na
; chorobe. - Przyszedi nieco
j do sill pred zima, ale obdar-
togo i znedznionego Mkt
przyja6 ME chcia}, tenn vie.
. cei, ze swiadectwaz kr6tkiej
1wszedzie e1uzby do przyjecia
, go ME zacheca}y Zapadl vice
), powt6rnie ze zgryzoty, a-te-
Il raz chocia1 ledwie4azie mozee;,
;. wychodzi pre- Gle z poddasza
swego wyzebrac choc kilka
grossly ma kawa1ek chlebai
szklauka piwa.., scisne1o hi.
sic SERGE ma jego opowiada-
ME Q: Acknowledgement niedoH,
nlesmlafem prZyczyn1ac niu=
s~zczescia, kt6ryby moze by1oI
mu wyrzutem; dlatego zapy-
talem go tylko, " czembym
mu m6gi %dopom6dz. Me
wiele mi sig nalezy juz ma.
ltvm kwiecie - odrzekf Anto-
nj = czuje sic coraz slab
Sym. jezeli vice mozesz
wkupic mic do. szpitalu, to
uczyd to ola mi}o6ci Boga,
gdyz ia ma mia ME zaalugaljje 9.
Nie mann juz nikogo IA
6wieci Q, iona, szynkarka,
rozpila size izumarla; dzieci.
dwoje wzieli sasiedzi z lito6'
ci, ale zmarnialy u Mich.
Il = Zaplakalem gorzko mad
losem dawnego towarzysza,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-10


49, ---.. !;
postarelsm sie Q wkupne,
jaglkteeeeos szs~da ,ltsA nie-
5 ~ . % u to wyda,ill ,'ll picnic picnic
ldclzy, allen, q. i { ME ri ialow !
l2l' 1il.,,. sic ta n ,1'l
ae eul,Ia nv cieple j wygodne|
aeltarol,n1ienie sabezpieczyl. -
Iau &, j &, G('rrzlegorl',z.= ~; otari lie
Poaaiieeo,alfa pamiecii przyjaz-
nj ppo OF, On tax rzecz pro-
wadzi1:
We diva lata, gdy mi.
|znown "a Unforeseen pan
skim wypad1o bye " War
szawie, poazedlem wieczo-
rem do szpitala Dzieci4tka
Jezus dowiedsiec sic, co sic
ldzieje z Antonim; trafilem
wlasnie ma te chwile, kiedy
miejscowe dzjady sk1adali W
jedne wielka skrzynie, PREY
6wietle latarki, trupy# zmar-
llych Cd dn; kilku; " ostat-
MIN pomimo. zmienionych-
|rys6w j 5miertelnej blado6ci,
pozna}em Antoniego; ma ten
widok Jimmy dreszcz mic.
przeszedl, uklaklem i zna6-
wilem pacierz "a duIsze.
dat ego potem uspokoic.
sic ME mog1em i nieraz wi
|dzialem we 6nie. jego obna-
Zone ciiaIo - daiems ma
Msze do naszego kosciola i
ma. w%ypomipki, i ilekroeI
ksiadz wyglasza . ambony'
zaduszki ME przepomn'ii.ii. !. An
|toniego; - Mech tam Pan
Bog sWiHci mad .dusz4# jego.
r Ma tenn akohczyi staru-
seek swoje opowiadanie.
Wiele juzllat minelo Cd o.
wegD czasu, a5stary Grzegorz
lyle dotad, iczerstwem eie-
szac sic zdrowiem. Ga kilka-
nastu lat uwolniony 20
|s1uzby, jake gracyatista, po-
biera ciagIe dawniejsze zas-
luugi- odwiedza go pan
czestosw jsgo. w'asnym, po,
rzadnym domu i radzi go
sic " trudnych wypadkach.
Juz wsEystkie dzieci sWoie
wyposasy, syn6w umie6cii,
cork "a maj powydawaI.
az: % - |
g yprzyjdzie kiedydo dwo-
|ru, cala roddzina pana vita 90
: szacunkiem j radoscia.
Wnuczki pa6skie pna mul
sic ma kolana, wiedzac jak1
starylubi sie.z niemi baWit;s
-n,x1.sz hnhnnIlan c:n : -; -.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-10
Farma ma sprzedaz

81 g$Flt. .$Hs- - &4 - 49, - E"@&-=s. - i $50
L Nam zam1ar sprzedae swa farme
polozona oko}o s. mil ma poludnie
cd Arcadia, 4smile cd Dodge, 8
mile cd. wielkiego polskiego koscio-
Ia W Pine Greek.
Parma obejmuje 34s ARROW, dobre
budynki, niemal wszystko ogrodzo-
ne, dobra woda, wielkie zr6dfo PREY
domu, wiatrak W podw6rzu ola by
Zd1a. Oko}o 40 ARROW zesstrumy.
klein. Zamierzam sprzedaG = powo-
|du il jestem "a starry, abym to sam
Pc blizsze informacye zglosic sic
pod adresem. i
John Brownlee
R. 1. Dodge, Wis
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-10
Jak sobiiie'E kt0 pl,o',s|cie
L, tax Isl sic ter
wyspi.
Dokofczenie

D0KOncZenle
- Zostalem vice "a miej-
Sou, pomagatem panu "
urzadzeniu nowego domu,
do kt6rego wkr6tce m3oda
zone w%prowadzil; zalatwiiem
rozmaite pahstwa p~olecenia
i eprawunki, pa6skiego do
bra pilnowalem, jak Okla W
glowie, czem pozyskaiem So
bic wkr6tce obojga pahstwa
zaufauie bez granic, d]ate-
go wlasnie. lem go nigdy
ME naduzyl. Zaczem poszlo,
70 mi poruczyli nadz6r ca.
lego domu i wszystkich slu-
z&eych i zwiekszyli pobiera-
ne zaslugi.- Obok niejed=
nego pieknego podarunku,
kt6rego przywiazanemu s}u~
DE ME zalowali, otoczyli
szacunkiem, kt6ry poGzielali
nietylko domownicy, lecz ma
wet i goscie, co 90 pa6stwa
przyjezdzali, Fl
w dziesiec lat mole po
wsp6lnem naszem ozenieniu,
wyslal mic byl pan z pania
do Warszawy.-Ot6z ubra-
ny ciep}o " sutej lisiurze,
DO to by1o jakos pc Nowym
Roku, i mrozy ~.dojmowaly.
Dumalem sobie o domu, 0
mojej Jagusi, kt6ra mi VIA
6nie sz6stego powila chlopa-
ka; wtem p}acac W rogatkach
kopytkowe, widze jakiego6
zebraka W. ]schmanach, zsi'
nialego cd zimna, kt6ry
przypatrywaf mi sic z pod
chmury, ;akby W oczy spoil
rec ME Small. Dobylem
wiec z kiesseni dziesiatke i
odezwalem sic do biedaka:
- nasci bracie, rozgrze sic
cieplem piwem. = Braciel.
mruknal tamten, dawno nil
nely to easy, kiedy6my brae.
mi byli. - Ma to s1owa wpa-
trzy}em sic W zebraka, i poz-
naiem W MIN mego dawncgo
towarzysza. - Antoni!- "a
wo}a1em. - TAX, ia to MIN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-10

KY ~. i. ss5 ~
Evening star., 1908-01-19
HUNGARIANS SHOT BY POLICE.
Agent of the Embassy Investigating
the Circumstances.

CHICAGO. January 1s.-In a fray in
the sand dunes Wednesday night two
subjects of Emperor Francis Joseph were
killed Under instructions from the Aus
trian- Hungarian embassy at Washington.
an agent was sent YESTERDAY to Gary to
investigate the affray and see il the rights
OF the Hungarians had been respect ed
Henry A. Boechc. a Chicago attorney.
conducted the inquiry and announced that
he would today swear out federal war
rants in the Office OF United States Com
missioner Surprise at Hammond The
cases are expected TO come eventually be-
fore Judge Anderson of indianapolis.
According to Mr.. Boeche the Hungarian ms
were shot down wantonly and ruthlessly
by the police. II is not denied that
one OF the alien laborers fired the first
shot, but il is contended that there was
no provocation for an indiscriminate vol
ley in reply.
The police on their part say they were
in danger, facing an ignorant horde reck-
less with firearms and defiant of all laws
They had to fire. they say, to protect
themselves.
Evening star., 1908-01-19

waists. all made in plain style" I quote
from the catalogue, three plain aprons.
heavy woolen cape with hood attached.
a small sacque of warm material, three
pairs of shoes, six changes of underlinen,
three sets Of under flannels. two dozen
pocket handkerchiefs, one dozen pairs OF
stockings. dressing gown. eight toWe.s.
two knives and forks (silver forks prefer
table napkins. For exhibitions girl
may have white null dress, plainly
made, and a sash of light blue or white,
according to the class.
The pupils are not allowed to receive
books, pamphlets or newspapers until they
are examined by some of the nuns. and
the usual other rules of convent life are
observed. The tuition is quite low. much
lower than that of other institutions here.
There are now 15S girls named In the
catalogue, who come from every part of
the country. from thirty different states.
from Canada. Cuba and South America
There are several other important Cath
olic schools in Washington, kept by sis
ters of different educational orders. and
all of them are turning away pupils. They
are patronized by Protestants as well as
members Of their own faith. but 1t IS
very seldom that Catholic girl is found
in one of the Protestant schools.
All Schools Full
The number of schools for girls I'm Wash
ington is increasing every year Four
new ones opened their doors last Octo-
Der. and ] told that two successful
institutions in Baltimore and Philadelphia
are intending to remove here next year.
Their principals already looking for
quarters. 1t is also true that nearly every
school already established here is turning
away applicants every season. The prin-
cipals of whom | have inquired all tell
the same story-that they could increase
their numbers Of students very largely if
they had the room
Evening star., 1908-01-19
All Schools Full.
BURGLARS ARE BUSY.
Third Attempt to Rob Post Office at
Rosemont, Near Philadelphia.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PHILADELPHIA. January 1S-Another
attempt was made To rob the post office
at Rosemont. Philadclphia's most eSclu-
sive suburb. this morning making the
third time within three years this fa-
vorite mark OF yeggmen has been at
tackled. The arrival OF two special police
men of the Pennsylvania railroad. who
are employed to patrol the scores of fine
residences, frightened the safe crackers
away. before they had secured even
tWo-cent stamp.
Exchanging shots with the policemen,
the yeggmen tied in the drecaon OF
Roberts road and aided by the heify mist
managed TO olude pursuit One is be-
lieved to he wounded, but not seriously
while the other got off unscathed.
Neither of the specials was touched.
Evening star., 1908-01-19
Sailors Victims of Wood Alcohol.

VALLEJO, Cal. January 1S.-John Harf
of the cruiser st. Louis died Thursday of
wood alcohol. surreptitiously taken. He is
the third victim in a week to succumb to
the poisonous drink. Two other sailors
are blind from the same cause and five
others may never again be fit for active
service. Harry Wilson and James T.
Hayes are the other two bluejackets who
are dead from the drink.
Ten sailors procured sthe wood alcohol
from sort of cement. which they sof-
tened whitewater so that the alcohol fioated
to the top. They managed to get about two
and a half gallons of the concoction.
which they drank.
Evening star., 1908-01-19

Mrs. Sylvester Phillips. who is principal
of the Laise- Phillips School, in answer
to my inquiry. said
Il think the strongest plea that can be
made for Washington as educational
center is that. being the seat of national
government. a pupil enjoys unlimited op-
portunities here for literary and scientific
research without cost. and this Is true
also in a measure. of art Since daugh-
ters must be educated. why not give them
absolutely correct environment and as
scciation in connection with the best edu-
Evening star., 1908-01-19
Activity Of Insurgents.

Special Cablegram TO The Star.
ST. THOMAS, January 1s.-The revolu-
tionary forces are now bombarding St.
Marie The partisans of Gen. Firmin have
cut the land telegraph lines throughout
the island.
Evening star., 1908-01-19

VICTORIA, b. e., January lS.-Public
accounts of British Columbia presented
to the legislature by the financial minis
ter Tatlow. show a. balance of revenue
over expenditure of S1,59o. .113. an increas,
of $S7S,919 over last year, the year being
the most prosperous i'll the history of
the province.
Evening star., 1908-01-19

The Virginia supreme court has handed
down an opinion in which 1t practically
nuts an end to the so-called social clubs.
which are operated under charter and
which are conducted solely for business
purposes
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-11-15

cal change. Such washes are not sue
cessful and should not be tried. On a
large scale the sulphur-lime wash is
boiled by live steam. The main adj
vantage of this method is that no stir
ring is required. When small amounts
are needed the wash is usually pre-
pared in an iron kettle.
Precautions.
Never use a copper implement In
preparing sulphur-lime. 1t will be
quickly corroded Similarly the wash
corrodes and furnishes silver jewelry.
# lime-sulphur comes in contact with
any lead paint it will blacken it. This
discoloration can be bleached by wash
ing with hydrogen peroxide, but that
is rather expensive. The bleaching
will also be effected by the air, but it
will require several months to do So.
The pumps used with sulphur-lime
must be washed out each night after
using. The pumps with brass working
parts will have a scaly crust formed
over the brass after continued use.
Brass nozzles are eaten out by sew
eral days spraying, and sufficient
supply should be kept on hand to re-
place those worn out. Sulphur-lime
will keep for several days. 1t is not
necessary to use 1t fresh each day,
but it is advisable not to keep it too
long.
The horses as well as the men who
spray should be protected from the
spray during the time of application.
This is done by blankets and hoods
of gunny sacking or canvas. Sulphur
lime is caustic to the skin and may
produce ulcers. 1t is good plan to
anoint the hands and face with vase
line before spraying.
Notifications.
Originally the formulas for the wash
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-11-15

is much cheaper than flowers of sui
phur. The disadvantage of using
birthstone is that it takes longer to
boil the wash, and long boiling is det-
rimental
The mixture of lime and sulphur
should be briskly boiled with a little
water until the sulphur is no longer
visible, when the wash has become a
reddish yellow color. This should take
from thirty minutes to one hour. 1t is
not advisable to boil longer than one
hour, for a chemical change takes
place on continued boiling which low
ers the insecticidal value of the wash.
Sulphur-lime wash may be boiled in
any iron vessel. The usual custom is
to provide long narrow wooden vat
with sheet iron bottom. This is
bricked up for firing beneath and is fit
ted with a chimney at the rear end
This vat should be covered as much as
greater uniformity of the wash. 1t is
well to stir the ingredients occasion
ally, especially at the beginning of
boiling.
When sufficiently boiled the con-
tents of the vat should be strained
into the spray tank and diluted with
enough water to complete the formula
Straining is very important as it pre-
vents clogging the MOBILES. A wire
fly screen will answer for the strainer
1t is not necessary to heat the water
for diluting, as the wash is just as
effective cold. The hot wash sprays
somewhat easier, but is more corrosive
to the spray-hose, and is more danger
GUS to the operator in case of acct
dental uncoupling of the hose.
Many attempts have been made to
prepare a self-boiling wash by using
large excess of lime and depending on
the heat Of shaking to effect the chemi-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-11-15

will always be some infected dis
trict to spread the disease. The
pests can be conquered. Our ex-
periments at the college have
solved the questions. 1t is simply
matter of knowing when and how
and with what to spray. | am try
ing to interest the people of the
country in the need of their aiding
with intelligent effort the struggle
for the protection of the orchards
and fruit against our imported
pests.-Prof. A. B. Cordley.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-11-15

San Jose scale, oyster shell bark
louise, elm bark louise, blister mite,
any scale insects or bark lice-spray
any time during dormant season.
Red spider, green aphis Of apple,
plum aphis, elm leaf louse-spray
any time during dormant season. This
treatment is for the eggs. 1t Is more
effective than to wait until the insects
appear and then to spray with kero-
sene emulsion before the leaves curl.
Cottony scale-spray during DOR
mant season. In some sections sui
phur-lime is reported as not fully eff
fective.
Bud moth, peach twig borer, or
peach moth-spray just as the buds
swell in the spring. This will destroy
the half-grown wintering worms when
they open their cocoons on the twigs.
Woolly aphis-spray whenever in
sects are noticed, preferably during
dormant season. For the root form
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-11-15

contained salt. This has no other use
than to cause the spray to adhere a
little longer. Portland cement is some
times used for the same purpose, as
is also an excess of lime. Such ad-
hesives should generally not be used.
Often it is an advantage not to keep
coating on the twigs during the
summer, since scale insects then To-
cate on the fruit and foliage in pref
erence to coated twigs. But if the
trees bear no fruit this coating might
be advantageous because any scales
locating on the foliage would die at
winter.
The so-called Oregon winter wash Is
an endeavor to combine Bordeaux mix
ture with the sulphur-lime. The addi'
ton of blue vitriol to sulphur-lime de-
stroys sulphur out of the wash in pro.
portion to the amount of vitriol used.
This of courseareduces the value of the
wash. Sulphur-lime should not be
mixed with paris green, arsenate OF
lead, or Bordeaux mixture.
Cold sulphur-lime is rapidly decom-
posed into chalk and sulphur by car
bonic acid. When boiling hot this does
not take place. Hence the wash should
not be used in gas spraying ma
chine when it comes in contact with
carbonic acid gas unless it is kept hot.
Sulphur-lime wash is sometimes
used stronger, as 1:1:3, or weaker, as
1:1:5. The stronger wash is used for
moss on tree trunks. There is no need
of using the stronger wash for scale
insects as the liza formula is COM
pletely effective. For even the San
Jose scale solutions weaker than 1:1:5
have been used with success.
For chemical considerations alone
but one-half pound of lime should be
used for every pound of sulphur. This
makes a clear liquid which is just as
strong, but which scarcely shows UP
after the spraying. The 1:1:4 formula
doubles the necessary amount of lime
to whiten the spray. In case of scales
locating on the fruit of whitewashed
trees the chemical LIZA formula
would be preferable, but requires more
watchful spraying.
Applying the Sulphur-Lime.
The sulphur-lime wash is winter
spray. 1t should be used only when the
plants to be sprayed are dormant. If
applied while trees are in leaf the
foliage is burned, but will usually re-
cover If applied at the beginning of
poisoning it may stop the setting of
fruit. Sulphur-lime spraying after
growing has begun is not completely
effe ctive for the San Jose. scale.
For such insects as the San Jose
scale which is a formidable pest be-
cause of the rapidity of it's breeding,
every pinhead of surface on every twig
and branch must be covered by the
spray. If even few insects are
missed the pest may quickly develop
as numerous as before. To insure
thoroughness of application some
growers spray twice = sometimes in
fall and repeated in spring, and some
times twice in spring. Ordinarily with
care single spraying can be so thor
ough as to kill every scale insect.
1t is customary for most growers to
spray during February or March.
Many scales live in cracks in the bark.
Such places are difficult to reach.
Therefore pressure spraying with Bor-
deaux nozzles is better than the low
pressure mist obtained with Vermorel
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Spraying Calendar for the sulphur Lime Wash.

the Sulphur Lime Wash.
only; uncover the roots and apply to
the soil.
Flat head borer, peach tree borer,
bark borers-spray in early June be-
fore the eggs are laid. Repeat II
washed off. Use with a great excess
of lime so as to whitewash the trunk.
Red spider-use a summer spray.
Dilute to 1:1:6.e
Moss lichens = spray when the
leaves are off the trees. Most grow
ers apply the wash stronger than the
usual formula.
Apple scab pear scab-first spray
when blossoms show pink but have
not opened. Second spray as soon as
fruit has set For the second spray
! ing use 1:1:5. This treatment is still
in the experimental stage.
Leaf curl of peach, peach mildew-
spray just before the buds open.
Mildew-spray when it appears on
rose, booseberry, etc. Use 1:1:6 for
mula for summer treatment.