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Willmar tribune., 1921-02-09
A||||u|,CT| : ION SALE

ssI;As will farmlingI nl 15~fll sell at
'publfc.a .auctio tionspn my mothers place,
MIS-; Karin Skoglund, in Section 18,
town sof Eafluh, & 21151 21151 miles northeast
Of Syea, 8 miles southeast of Will
mar, on !. e., .z+s...s:5 5:5gt5, @c- ~::5a
~, Saturday, February 10, 1921, = :
the following described property: =.
THREE J. HORSES: 4 black horse. s
yrsI,, old: I gray horse 9 yrs old; l bay
CATTLE: Z ni1ch cows, 3 coming in
soon, in March, 2 later on; steers;
b yearfing calves; 2 heifers;;z~1 bull
calf, months old; L Hereford bull,
coming 8 years in spring.; 4 hogs. {.
MACHINERY: l Mccormick S.ft bin:
der with truck; i J. T. Case tractor
plow, Q bottom or S;;:%1 7x20 H. P. Bull
tractor in good running order; 4 bin
der or tractor: hitch; l. Mccormick 4
rolf corn shredder; I Lett feed mill
with TO inch burr; l Van Brunt I7 7-disc
drill; l3'horse drag, nearly new; 1
1@Deering mower: Deering hay rake ;
hay racks; l John Deere disc with
truck. 1 wide tire wagon with box;
l narrow tire wagon;+%1 ,sulky ploW;
/ l. pair bob 'sleds; 1, corn planter with
80 rods wire; / Ohio corn cultivator;
;1O0e-lh scale; 1 platform buggy;
Hero tanning mill; ! cutter; hay
bucker; 1 cream separator, 600 lbs
q 505gal. gas tanks; 2 sets working
harness; l single harness.; so it. corn
cribblng; ESQ bushels good oats; 25C
! bushels of ear corn in crib; some bar
ley; about Z tons of hay; about &C
chickens; some tools; some house
hold goods and other: articles toe
numerous to mentions -. ,.l
Free Lunch at Noon:
Sale. begins at 10:30 O'Clock.
TERMS: All amounts under SO, cash
on larger sums time will be given un
til November 1, 1921, on, bankable
notes bearing 8 per cent, interest. Nc
property to be removed until settled
for.', = !. 49,, r.
"'< VICTOR skoGLUND, Owner
l,W. ~. Davis, Auctioneer.
James Matson, Clerk. -.
L: O. Thorpe left Monday for Min
neapo1is'
Mrs. "A. q. Randall and son ker.
nit, left Saturday for g visit with
her father, Michal Peterson in Paynes
vile. =
| Mrs. Alma Steberg and Miss Lille
| Nelson, returned to their home in Pen.
mock Saturday, after short visit here
with relatives.
| Ed. Erickson and Mr. Fisher of
Priam returned Monday evening from
Minneapolis where they attended the
Auto Show. - .'n!':; III 80 80
1.-The Misses Agnes Olsen, nd
Minnie Freeman, and William Brandt
autoed end spent Sunday visiting
fifelatives in Louriston!5f = u j.: ?;
Willmar tribune., 1921-02-09

Mark Reed returned from the hos
p1tal at Willmar on Monday. Mark
was operated recently and has been
under the care of physicians He is
we'll on the way to recover from the
effects of the operation at present
Willmar tribune., 1921-02-09
WILLIAM s. HART
SAND. j..

Hagan returned last Sat.
trday from "a visit, with relatives at
Willmar tribune., 1921-02-09

= Mrs. c. G. Erickson and (faughter
z1}oise Of Wegdhall, arrived last Sat
'u1day for visit at thee. W. Odeu
home -. : 3D.. Ill, : -. :
Willmar tribune., 1921-02-09
nike HUISMAN, Owner

Smith & Pierson, Auctioneers.
State Bank Of Pcnnock, Clerk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
HANGING PROBE
TO Be DELAYED
UNTIL JANUARY
ABSENCE OF 6 WITNESSES
FORCE WATSON INVEST
CATION TO HALT.
81 Associated Press

81 Associated Pres.
NhSIIi\GTON. Dee 2i.-ilc.
cause of the absence ol halt doI.
en- Witnesses summoned ~ appear
today ~, Nonate committee in
ycsiigatinU charges hy senator
Watson. Democrat. Gcorril. that
American soldiers had been hanged
IN France without trial WIS forced
over until after the Christmas huli-
day
new batch of witnesseS-nine
IN lll-vns ordered tu APPEAR Jan.
uar, ! Tor examination In view of
their statements made heretofore
In letters a. senator Watson aud
others that they had first hand
knowledge of Illegal executions.
Except in One instance there was no
"A plau1t.ou ts Geo why tuday's witnesses
failed 20 appear One was ready 10
start hul there vls some DELAY IN De
INrr of h,- railroad tIrkrt uud re viii
Unr utrr With thy expectation that
tl, missing WIfn,Isa. mlut turn lp
r thc afternoon HnI session wps
held lH 'n' unl .pr called and uonr
answered senator Watson nHu..' 'f id
nUt attend tHr Hfrnuun session.
Chairman l.rud..e uulw d 'hat
in order tp utk. fh. u.siIruuou as
sweeping I- uo...N, vir department
officials HuuId D. ..".H q. ...eE ur
each alleged "a-, of IHHU'. or mur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
IDIOTS WOULDN'T
VOTE IN FORD ON
MENT TALITY-REED
REPUBLICAN SENATOR SAYS
ELECTION OF NEW
BERRY TAINTED.

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22

"N'' ~ '' ''''''' ''I 'n'.''dl's i'i
T., % 49,. 49,, ~" .,.''.., ''....e
she IL expected to ask fur -Yn,p,
r,tr ANA rruisar strength .ui az pro.
portion to th, uiptll SHIN f.ifiu fixed
ion her no g. ,pu,,rs d. r..,.l tho
ur,sp.c, .i ,dn.tipr b,r .laIp.- Al. a,
oifncuu opc. n is p.t .rl,rst.,l f. b..
..s.f,l.d ,. .s..rf.,I r, ,,uf.r.ree
leader. that ,,pil,l shin ,.fiu- d. M
pHod riridl, down On, Inn. tbr.prb the
la,tols .isss., .t smaller y,ss.ls
Shnntunr outlool, Refer
In IA. Sb,rfurg p.eotiatiars too
tb. day's informal ,,pier,n,. d,,.lap.d
new indication nf q, trend toward agree
p.ut Tn. Jap,r... vb, .r. waiting
ir, further ips,r,.,i.rs IRON. Toxin r..
patding ma. terms of withdrawal from
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
FRANCE To MAKE
Estimates UPON
AUXILIARY CRAFT

WASHINGTON, Dec Fl. (By Associated Press)-The formal
negotiations of the conference stands today but
groups delegates continued personal consultations which appeared
strengthen the general confidence of early solution all the
points remaining at issue.
With definite capital ship ratios agreed upon by all five of the
principal there revealed feeling that limitation of
iay craft largely minor question of detail in the settlement
Of which individual desires gen.
orally accepted The expressed that the real business OF
the conference had been accomplished the limitation of first line
ships that class of which
element of naval aggression and which entails
great bulk Of public expenditures
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22

IH r"r. today a pauper,zed
I ..r.r .wuy' Mr. Hossain
.I
... millions who 40 not ge,
dly sixty millions
... ..# ".. .H lIy by eating a hand.
' ... the morning be.
Hre f r'H tine fields ana nv
f.. evening upon their re.
WH 'H. Nt. H which the rice had
...n h.f.f
-. V.IHr.d tre our uroplc thai
.. .l. .H..f .lHt THEN ribs as you
... ff." Hr tb, train window WORK.
rs .r .H. HgI. T1mines are ~ chronic
fr.t .. e.r dp we protest. gvery..
I.slt - lssuHnd,1t and simply waiting
fr fH. Ui.hf t0 pass in some way or
.na.h.r Th, country and cvcryth,ne
that % lts bI ne Tor the malnto.
nau,. OF fHI- ue.iic English admin.
st1tar. uh. b. ,l,king the lie b,oo,
cd lnIl u.. sla, enormous -.iaplre =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
90 Millions Eat
Handful Rice AS
Their Sole Meal

WASHINGTON Dec 2 (By Associated Press)Britsh rule in
india criticised today address before the National Popular
Government League BY Syud Hossa Of the three
ye of that country who presented her claims Versailles the
of the present widespread suffering throughout India
being apparently designed solely transfer indian wealth bodily
Great Britain MIR Hossan expressed the Opinion tnat
futile to hold such concave the present conference
British mtarsm is holding under its heel oneh of the peo-
pie of the world by brutal and sordd system"
hope had India he said through the appearance
and labor of love- of the Mahstma Gan leader Of the
for peaceful cooperation throughout India.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
TARIFF PROIuBITINE.

l.N Associate IfHHa
MNSIIlNGTON. Drc. 2l-Rrp',ing
10 Chairman 3 ordnr, of the Na,> and
means committee. who earlier in the da,
had q nouncrd importer, for their op
position o. the Nmrri,ln valuation plan
~ incorporated IN the tariff bill pcnd.ng
IN ~. Senlie. Representative Oldiicld.
Democrat. lrkln,as. mrmbcr oi the
committee Declared iu,li, In the Iious'
that III prop ID inIpnri dui, on hun.
drrds q ariicle> under the Amrrican
valuation plfn would b" pruhihi'i,c.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22

uE num th, Whit, House cr from
members ut tho American group H the
conference. hut % was declared iu state
department circles that There existed
uu question u' the attitude of DO, Amer
..iu government Tho Interpretation ~
tG, American delegation. Do was said.
holding that the treaty does apply o.
fh, wtuH ltunucs, island stood ~
DO, official American view.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
100000 FEET
OF GAS BROUGHT
IN AT new WELL
CRE ga T Z r AMARILLO OIL
COMPANY TO BE CAR
RIED ON DOWN.

The Greater Amarillo Ou Company
Eu. well came ln Yesterday with a
400 nn0 cuhic fnot gas flow
The gas now started Ht depth of
.Gu fr,, Wh.ch b. SO feet shallHwer
fhan any we'll heretofore dr,ll.d boz this
Ueld I'll, lrNers have established 3D.
neu rsrHrd iu this neld for uudity Iu
sinking the hole The well is located
two miles from the mammoth Master.
" " Z gasser
Il. a. Bafnum who. with George
Montgomery and George " Williams.
nre "rs1nis,rs and principal stook hold.
ers - thc enmmnf. ud base nilhf that
to- esH enHd h. carried an down for
q dep go test
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
CALIFORNIA OIL
men WILL DRILL
IN LOCAL FIELD
SIX TRACTS HT IN
POTTER, HUTCHINSON,
MOORE AND CARSON.

E u Wilson g.olor.s' and A,n,ul
u.rlger Ur th.s section for tha As.
so,utcd uu Company of california
unouur,d ust r.ghf shat HIs arm
would drI number OF wells on six
fftcts of rrtf.r fall wd hc,r ohf1Iued
l Potter llu''hisor Moore ana Car.
-ur counties
M Wilson said Chat o., could not
rIN, daf, when drilling would begin.
Ili that % is rNpc,ted to start .u the
.uiug 600 'Hy Htcst
Drilling upon each tract OF acreage
secured BE- understood 90 bc ono of the
terms under which the leases were Sc.
CURED
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
RoMN Ar WASHINGTON.

~ NF0OIlHTI 7 TTT8s
" iSIII\GTO\. Ucc. al-The 100
foot army airship Roma fought her waN
Tor live honr, and halt against a head
wind from laUglr, iicid. Va, - Wash
nCtun today to l, chri>trned and pat
rose Wainwright, daughter IT the -
i~i5u, Secretary ui War. who broke q
auitlc of liquid air on the great semi
raid lir,hip's prov
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
UNIN HOLDS FIRN.

Wi>IiI>GTO\. Drc. si.--Depreciai
ing any movement o. incrcas. arma
menis ,iih'r D., land or sea, thu Italian
drlegaiion o. tlr armament conference
siili holds a. Their original position that
the, must maintain an epualii, with
France in naval strength.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
RELl ON CHARGE
KILLING SON AND
DAUGRTER-lN-LAW

Srocta. 'H I.. NrH
POK1 Ati~. y VI d., % -
I.Wi, illus~. living ,iN miles south
ui Portable. 3. m ith here charged
with klllu- hi, SON CLINTON. aud
Clinton, wife Clinton Have, was
shot twice n th right side and his
wifi boz fb, back. q h. ~iid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
MAN KNOCKED HEAD
FIRST IN OIL WELL

Nl\IK\l WELLS. TcNa>. dec.
IL Mdn,r' drillcr. wording on
'n ul Wrll ur1r ~ile-,illc. nine
milr, month ot thi, rii,. was Al
most instantly killed this after
n"'n When hc SO, struc, b, "A
pir,r "i drilling rig and knorkcd
ir1d iir-' into tbr well Norl,mrn
u'ghi Irr making efforts ~ ~.
cover the bed,
Nln'r, vt~ q rr>idrnt of this
'itN lir B. survived p, his widow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
WIN NRE RLSlIIn-

~ Associated Pres
BELFAST, Dee. ei.-Iiitrcn men VII"
w,rr tab,n tom thrn brd- Iursdl>
night iu the lima, id, district oi touu'
=, Dcrr, h ailrgrd >iuu riu,l,, were
rescued d, . dciachm,n, pi special con.
~iabulaiA after q spirited fight TODAY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
SN MASTER uI>p CNuGHr

rEORi\. AZ. Dec. el.-Nith the ar.
res, this afternoon oi John ringrrs,
eO'ic agents tonight claim they have
captured The master mind "t drug
y ddlinu ring which extends through
uui illinri, and several other states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
DECISION IMMINENT

~ Assoriatsd frcss
~ BIN. dee. - The possibility ol
concluding the drhatr uu thr lri~h
treaty aud reaching d"ri>i"u h' i".
morrow night was Indicated by Eamonn
Dr Valera ~ the close of tuday'> So
,iuns whru b. suggested that II The di>
cussion, wcr, not con,lud"d tomorrow
afternoon an evening session should be
held o. "iuish II
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
WOULD START ROAD WITH
WAGE CUT OF rs PERCENT

CHICAGO, Dee 2 (By Associated Pres)-Proposag unique
plan lower wages enable the road begin operations
with promise employees Of additional pay firm any
plus earnings above expenses the end of the year the Missouri
and North Arkansas Railroad today brought troubles to
United States Railroad Labor Beard for solution
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
MAN GOES MAD TO
WE'D AND KILLS 3


- Associated frcsH
PHILADELPHIA Dec. 1.-Two
women were shot and slllod third
wounded probably fatally. and the
slayer ended his own lifc Boo "a sup
pu-.d insane outhur-t today iu "A
ruumng huu~e bon West Philadelphia.
.rh, dead are Airs Muul. Warning.
tom. Nu E,lla Drake and Coruc.
lus Cot a cousin ut Mr. Warning
fuu
The police said sudden insanity.
induced by opposition Co COTS de-.
sire Co marry. Was the cause of the
h0UtIur
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
HERE'S SHORT
NEWS STORIES
HOT Off Wire

8, Associated pic-s
CItNRFIEIn. Pa. dee. el.-locl'.
'ug cashier \ L. Shopc in the Nluh ui
the karthaus state Bank a. karthhu.
near hctr today two bandits robbed the
barl, of about Slt.0O0 and quictl, drove
away
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
STEAMER NGRolNn
~ 1850 isi.a !.s-s

BNi TiNORl. DE, 2l-Thc steamer
tarbridgr with large uumh,r nl pas
.pngtr, aboard has br,n blown aground
Drar Clnirborn". Mary land. h> tn hra'>
g1l' weeping a., Che prlh' iiI,. The
steamer harrington vent to tir I an.
bridge, assistance. bat /, unable Go iahr
uii th' passengers br,s,u,, ui thv high
sens
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
SAY UNLIMITED
COUNTRIES CAN
BUILD Up NAVY
FEAR PRESENT PROVISIONS
WILL NOT PREVENT CON-
TINUED BUILDING.

Ny Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Dec. eI.-Sug-
gesiion was made In British circles
of the arms conference today that
L might be- necessary for President
Harding to call another conference
tu deal with the portion of the
agreement ON naval ratio which
prohibits the further construction
ol warships
The British Vie wis thai ,ierc "
same doubt ~ to whether the pro-
vision in it, present shape il sur
iic,eutly deiiniie Ia prevent mai
.tls oi the powers represented ~ iiH'
present conference from 0"i ,rlrt-
ing warShips In other r'Iri ,,r> not
pirt, to the agreement.
The British declared that an oX'
Imnle one British shin bul 4ug con
Germ has dock yards u Spain, another
iu Norway and others were located In
other roouirios Under liberal construc
ton %. the ratio agreement there
would boz nothing 90 prevent the utilizs
tiou ot these backwards to build war
ships it was said and The present con
f.r,uso cannot prevent this In tn,
hsoue, oi delegates from all ot th'
countries where shipbuilding plants ar,
located
Hence ~ is suggested hy the British
mn 90 may he necessary TO call an
other conference for the purpose o
meeting this condition. although / wa
said boz another quarter that the need
oi thc ease might be met through tn
Nt,atIon ly this conference OF an IN
NHtioH to uurewcsonted powers to nd
b.ra ta the agreement reach, ! on thi
nD.ut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
May DEDUCE BAD DEBTS
FROM 1921 INCOME TAX

WASHINGTON Dec a. by Associated Press)-Bsd debts
be deducted computing for 1927
under ruling issued today by Commissioner Blair
where all the surrounding and attending nd
cate" Mr. Blair ha, the debt worthless either wholly
the thereof which worthless and charged off
down nominal books the payer shall
allowed IS a deduction in computing net income
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-22
ia Will ANSWER
MURDER CHARGE
DURING HEARING
ATTORNEY GEN RAJ OF
OKLAHOMA WILL CON.
DUCT INVESTIGATION.

AHpNuRE. O.r Dec el-Ard.
more uuaous an1 authorities alike to.
ught awaited with interest 'h. arrival
tomorrow oi Attorney general $ =.
Freezing commissioned uy 'ho governor
'u 'lbr charge ui th, investigation by
Carter county officials ut the killing at
Wilson un Oh. NIGHT ul December Oh OF
urr, men
County Attorney james g. Muth,rs
late today boz e long distance telephone
conversation with thr attorney general
g. Oklahoma CITY. was informed that
nr would arriy, olry tomorrow morn.
ing Attorney Mathers said that being
the superior officer present. Freezing
would have the right 90 direct the pros
cation ju tnr case The county attor.
r,g added that iu'l cooperation would
., extended him by local authorities.
aud every assistance possible would
u, rendered 'o clear up the case.
Oi paramount Interest," .s th, exam.
rg trial tomorrow afternoon u which
II men are 20 Dee auaiEnod before
lusucr u " Butcher n answer
charges Of murder m connection with
600, hI,uug-
Th, seventeenth uau tu Do, arrested
U lhp cas-. was taken into custody t0.
day 90 this number two are being rp'd
a- probable witnesses and murder
changes lmmH ru.th,. hI. lrrn dis.
MISSED N1 nut 1880 ui 200, remaining
% l|t, H-eH released under $500
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-03
Notice Of sheriGs sale


Bank Of Eagle, . corporation, plain.
till, vs.. Charles H. Clemens, Leona I'd
W. Clemens and Anna Clemens, his
wife, and George H. Perkins, defend
ants.
Under and by virtue of an order OF
sale and decree of foreclosure, issued
out Of the District Court Of the Sew
enth Judicial District, State of Idaho,
in and for the County of Gem, on the
End day of March, 1921, in the above
entitled action, wherein Bank of Ea-
gle, = corporation, and above-named
plaintiff, obtained decree against
Charles H. Clemens, Leonard w.
Clemens and Anna Clemens, defend
ants, on the 25th day Of February,
1921, which said decree was, on the
LIST day of March, 1921, recorded in
Judgment Book A Of said court, ut
page 449, ! am commanded to sell all
that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
in the County Of Gem, State
Of Idaho, and bounded and described
as follows, to-wit: Lot twenty eight
(2S) Of the original townsite of Sweet,
Gem county, Idaho, rs the same is
designated on the official plat thereof,
Of record in the recorders office of
Gem county, Idaho.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
list day of April, 1921, at 2 o'clock p.
m. of that day, in front of the front
ioor of the courthouse in the City Of
Emmett, Gem county, Idaho, / will IN
obedience to said order of sale ann
decree of foreclosure. sell the eabove
proptrcy, or 20 much thereof
Is may be necessary to satisfy plain
.ifE's decree with interest thereon and
,osts, to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated March 8, 1921.
LYNN holland,
Sheriff Gem County, Idaho,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-03

General education Is the foundation
upon which specialized vocational edu-
cation can be built. The better founda-
tion building has. the better the SUI
perstructure. Boys and girls should
receive A. much general education ~
IL possible; In other words. should re-
main In the regular public schools I'M
I'll forced to leave or to prepare spe-
ciaiis for particular vocntIen.--Ex-
change.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-03

sions Of fruits and in creyices Of bari
b4twesr the crotches. When frst
laid they are nearly white but befob,
Matching change 10 yellow.
Lime-sulphnr applied thoroughly 70
twig- borer infested trees, just before
the buds begin to open in the spring,
Il known 70 be m effective means n
controlling this pest. At this time
ovsr-WintssinR larvae become active
n their csila and are readily reaches
BY this contact spn9. Later the 81
piicarion IL made bsfors the buds epen
ths bettsr viii b ths results obtain
-. ~ delaytae application d lime
sulphur until the time mentioned 81
aing'p tFtAtnsnt will b s6setivs b
aentsOlline both San Jose snd tn
Iwie.borer.
suceess 10 SURE but II mpst b. en-
phssised that II depends on proper
lime Of applieatasn, correct strength
II mstsriai and extreme care and |
.horoughness In the work done. One
must use standard lime sulphur solu-
ion Of 80 degrees or 80 degrees
saums test. Ths proper dilution il
It the rate Of one gallon lime-sulphur
o eight gallons Of water II il inn
'ortant that every bit Of twig, branch
nd trunk surface be covered.
Addition Of arsenats Of lead to the
solution has some times
cen recommended for the control Of
is psach and prune twig-borer but
apartments and observations made
! Idaho and other northwestern
;ates show that this combination Is
necessary and creates needless ex-
snse. Attempts to control the pest I
18th arsenate Of lead sprays alouA
e likely to prove unsatisfactory.
here are cases where such = spray
Is rotten results desired but repeti. {
'ns Of the aame method may end in
ilurs. This is probably due to the
ct that borers emerge 80 irregular :
In the spring that It Is impossible '
hpply one poison spray which will v
effective against all larvae coming =
! Of their winter quarters.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1921-03-03
The After Year..

The early months OF marriage bring
With them a new experience Of life.
In which there are excitement and
change Of outlook, wonderful ambi-
lions, and new codes and habits for
the man and woman, The erpotionpl
life reAehes the extremes Of feeling
happiness and despair. hope aud dis
appointment, mIne'e IN confusionn. i