The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1915-12-30

ipayfnx t7G0. About 190 ner~~ hav.
b>sn % redeemed. secordin~ 81 ,
= statement ms3e 81 tn pIainfi6's ~
= tornoys. TbS balances Il TO IS sold q
3 public auction By tie Sheriff 70 to
hiehest bidder within about 40 dava
The Deexfnr poopIe kavs sIresdv
eruised he land 70 sseertsIn ~
: amount they will bid on each trnet.
y Il IL estimated that tie NV lard viii
. have To bring e76 70 $50 - acre.
Thers are shout 500 acres planted TO
orchards, the balances being mostly cul-
ltivated soil, with some still In TIE nv
: stats.
Il Ths court gave notice that thoes
who Wish to redsem NAV do 70 within
, 10 days.
q
VI University Of Idaho, Noscow-Ths
! fungus which CAUSES this diDoass lives
J over winter in the infected areas Of
deed and dscayine apple leaves
In the spring It produces tiny spores.
These spores may be carried BY wind
o. ~ birds to the young and tender
foliage where they gsrminats readily
posn iflut ana leaves.
me nrst step IN the control Of apple
SAD = 70 destroy the sources OF infec-
LION. Inc methods BY which this may |
- oons vary somewhat with condi-
.'o. II tne orchard 10 small and
csnno. Dc cultivated, the dead leaves
.nou'o % rskeo ana burned 1t some
sillo curing tne late fali or early
r,ns' ror larger orchards, early
spIink p'owinR ID recommended - 1t
covers tne leaves 70 such = depth they
NJ 'onso, sources OF danger. +
me second step In the control Of
IN. uisesse - 20 protect the foliage
~ tne use OF lime sulphur testinga28
uelkees 5aume u the rate OF "A gal
ion, 70 on gallons OF water. The first
application should be given when the
D.ossom Duos are beginning to separ-
.ee 10 tne cluster and show pink col
OF: Inc second should be applied just
slter tne petal falls; and the third ten
osyn or TWO weeks later. Ic
Wnere rainfall is plentiful, fourth \
spraying may prove benefcial.--M. A.
Wits, Plant PathologisJ. I
Moscow-Goldburg q Marks ship
ped the second carload of mules from
this point to Tennessee this week. are a
few days. Most Of the mules have d
been secured in the Little Potlatch sec b
Ion and Genesee. 1t is reported the c.
'hipments are to be diverted in trans y
{ to some point on the Atlantic coast II
y gulf for loading on ships for the q
lilies and that the real point Of assem-
bling the mules 10 not to be given out. g
Good mules are required, and prices G.
ire said tn range from 1925 to $3.50 d
yer head. The buyers personally visit "
ne farmers to inspect. n
w. ]. Jordan, general agent Of the G.
Pacific at Lewiston. while In
Moscow said much grain is being ship
oed East BY rail. At the local Office Il
Il the Northern Pacific 1t was learned n
hat m average Of more than two cars !
, d.v a. 49, .h;s-..s 49, ~ e.' 81
rion to New York, Chicago and Kansas Sc
1ity. At the O.-W. r. & N. Il was y
earned that most OF the rrnin moving
vas being sent East. At the Sook.ne
Inland It was estimated about three :
'ourths Of the wheat moving from the !,
inland Empire il going East Of the :. :,
Missouri river.
!"
Wallacs-Laura r CafYn.v ax.~r
rix Of the estate Of Grace Willy
,ss Commenced nrocesd;ng. ~ ~ AZ; 2
r;ct court .gs;nst 49, pe,.a Ts,u
,ors of America to collect $4,000 on = y
,olicy alleged to have been held nv
trace Wiley. ',
The circumstances surrounding the "
|sath or disappearance OF Grace WILEY :.
ire still unsolved. She lived At Kiner- y !,
on and on the night Of October 2 ~
90e, left her home, saving she wa y