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IOR'TOULTUml,.ýy OP VA.U.UY
SNOW INTi &lt t' I.k HAM.
'Hadm¢,m, Feb. 8M.-(-rpeclal.)--Ap
other J attendhnoe charaoterls.4
today'sl asalons of fhe' tfrit sqciol b
ing held at the chamber of oommefce
building, here this week. The benefits
to be derived from the practital t1t1
of the week has tended to Increase the
attendance from day to day. W. St.
Sackett, who has handled the proposi
tion on behilf of the chamiber of coth
merce, states that subscriptions or
scholarships emountlng to more than
$100 has already been received, whioe
cover the guarantee made by the
chamber.
frodly's session was opened with a
discussion of soils by Jtidmund Burke.
Professor Burke made his treatment
of the sybject as applicable to loo0
conditions as possible, aRid at the claoe
of th,, lecture those, present were in
possession of much valuable data con
cerning Bitter Root soils.
He was followed by an exhaustive
talk of the more Important InsetiLeides
adapted to Montana orchards. He
stated that a proper seloetion of these
insectlc:des was one of the most im
portant phases of the orchard busl
ness. In the selection of these ma
terials the following principles should
govern, the efficiency, the safety, the
convenenece and the cost. He divided
insectluides into two kinds, the stom
ach poisons and the contact poisons.
The former are to be used for Insects
that chaw and swallow surface parts
of the plant such as bud moth, cod
ling moth, green fruit worm and all
lekf eating caterpillars. The latter
poison is to he used with Insects that
Suck tip plant Junices, such as aptple
aphis, woolly aphis, cherry aphis,
blister mite and scale insects. The
best varieties of the stomach poslons
are paris green, arsenate of lead and
arsenlte of zinc. In summing up, Pro
fessor Burke stated that arsenite of
lead was best for orchard spraying,
but that arsenite was a very promis
ins insecticide. He mentlioned the to
hacco extracts and Ilnm sulphur solu
tions as the best contact poisons. In
connection with these poisons he very
carefully explained the best methods
of using each, explaining the advan
tages anld disadvantages to be galined
llnd guarded against.
Yesterday afternoon Professor Jen
nison gave an Interesting and instruct
ive talk on fire blight, twig blight,
blight of Iw'nr and apple trees. He
went into thue 'hstory of the subject,
following the spread of the disease antd
sounding at warning to all growers to
carefully guard against its Introduction
Into the orchard piJd its spreading. He
carefully cited tile rnsynptoms following
the Inception of the disease, how It af
fects the different parts of the tree.
He closed his talk with at discussion
of the methods of preventing or con
trolling the disease. He statted 'that
sprays were not generally effective in
handJlng this disease, but that its In
roads were best controlled by the re
moval atd destruction of the affected
parts. He advised that these affected
pairts be cut out during the late fall
or early winter, anti that this opern
tion be followed lup witlh a close in
spection of thei tree. In the treatment
of the disease the saw or shears used
should be sterllized after being uIled
around affected parts. One way of
aiding in combating the disease is to,
keep the tree free from water sprouts
and fruit spurs on main limbs. He ar
gued that the better way to guard
against the- disease was to set out
those trees which are the most re
sistant to the disease.
WVilllam Melkle took up the latter
part of the afternoon session yester
day with a talk on fruit associations
and the grading and packing of ap
ples. He did not progress far enough
for a demonstration of - the proper
methods of grading and packing, that
phase of his work 4being left until this
afternoon. His talk yesterday was in
troductory in nature He is a strong
advocate of the association of growers
in the packing and handling of fruit
clear to the market and cited exam
ples of the good accomplished In other
sections by the presence of a strong
assoclation.
ILLUSTRATED.
Hamilton, Peb. 28.-(Speelal.)-W.
M!. Sackett announces that an illus
trated lecture in connection with the
fruit school being held here this week
will be given at thile Famlly theater on
fiaturday afternoon. Manager Reeves
has very generously donated his the
ater, and two lectures, one on fruit
grading and packing by W. Melkle,
and one on diseases of trees by Pro.
fessor Jennison, will be illustrated
with, lantern slides.
AJlANCE OF SOFT, FLUFFY HAIR
AND NOT A PAR.l IE OF DANDRUFF
GET A 25-CENT BOTTLE OF DAN*
DERINE AND JUST TRY THIS
.-STOPS HAIR FALLING
OUT AT ONCE.
Danderine dissolves every particle
of dand,4Tff like snow beneeath the
.blsing sun, cleanses, puriies aid in
vigorates the scalp; forever stopping
ltchiisg and fallidg hair.
,Within ten mtnutes after an appil
atldp of Danderine you canndt find
a spile trgce of. dandruff or a loosp
or ling hair ahd yours e lo *01
uod wil . , i).g pwiwl e ý iI,
whe, you will tso* dew yu
tw 0a dbk itnV i Si
fNi tPn i lWP 1AtlMIT TU't.i
'"tioV.. 6= "MA AbOUeED
OP MUl"61.
Hamilton, Peb. 28,-(-peolal.)--The
tril, oq. kb Gaeal, for the murder
of hr ab, 1 ut', *bove Medicine
Cplnge oh of thbout Augutrt 27 last,
waaskestmned in the district court this
lndapntI, w O01 tOe introduction of evt*
dehoe by the defense. As was stated
in The MIsoullan this morning, the
defense w$ill depend on evidence sup
po'ti-.- an alibi to prove the prisl
oner's tlnocence. Considerable sur
prise wa' occaaioned this morning
when Ganlt was called to the stand
as the defensb*s first witness. Two
Inte'prpteto one for tme defense and
one for the state, were pressed into
setvice to handle the Bulgarian tongue
for the benefit of the court. Gacni
testified that he left Hamilton about
thU middle of August to arrive In
An.oonda on August 24. According
to his statement he remained there
21 days before going to Sliver Lake.
He testified to going to Martin Martin,
,mlo has charge of the employment
office for the Anaconda Copper Mln
nit company, to secure at "rustllng
card." Martin Martin was called to
the stand later and testified that
Gacnl called at his officet huet sum
mer for a "rutling card," hut thought
that it was an early na July. As the
Inurder of Heer occurred on or about
Augullst 27, arcnl's testimony is n
strong link in the alihi chain of evi
dence. Oacnl swore that he did not
know Jeff W\hyte and had never seen
the cleek, which he is claimed to have
presented to Whyte for payment. In
spite of the fawt that two inter
preters were used to get Gnanl's testi
mony up to this time, the introduc
tion of the check proved that he could
understand and talk English to sRole,
extent. Attorney Johnson sidestepped
t.l'te interpreters when ho took up tht4
check with leenti and talked directly
With tile witness. Attorney Johnson's
first questiol as to whether he knew
Jeff Whyte was promptly answered,
"Nio." Questions as to whether he
had ever seen the check or indorserl
it were answered In the nsme Ipromlpt
manner. The inlcident calulsel a ripple
of merriment to spread over the audi
ence that Jammed the courtroom, and
caused the court to remark that the
pr'inoner seentrl to undlerstand English
fairly we'll. Atto'ney Eldwatrlds, forl the
state, then lsuggeted Ithat the inter
preters Ihe dliscnhrgetd as the defend.
ant seemeed to ulnderstand Engllishll
better thneecI either of them did. ov.
eral witnlesses frour Anlauondta were'l
called to thle stand.
CORVALLIS ITEMS.
Owens, the Missnoillt illlnsarane algennt.
Wax ini town Tuetrday.
The iusitriale to be given i.i4turdayi.,
Mlr'c-h 2, for the benefit ofr the Mn
tana State '(thildrens' home, hlis been
lpostponed indefinitely.
Mrs. Will W\alker and Miss (lruce
Prints departed T'lleosdiay for Rochen
tor, Minn., where the former will con
sult the Drs. Mayo. flly ('oclhran ilsmo
left the samle dl.y to he a pantlnt at
tie Mayo hosplual.
The farmers' institute, held here to
day., war wtell attendled.
Frank Dlarbee of Mlasoola In Rpend
ing the week here at thei Illmnllr Chaf
fin ranch.
IN STEVENSVILLE.
SStovensville, Feb. 28.--(Slpolal.)-R.
A. Mead of Victor visited in the city
today.
IMrs. O. T. Walls Is spending a few
days at the N. D. Ricker farm in the
Burnt Fork valley.
The trial or M. W. Hooper versus
Sheriff George See, to recover dam
ages for a stack of hay that is alleged
do have been sold unlawfully by the
sheriff, is before Judge Sedgwick to
day.
ENTERTAINMENT.
Hamilton, Feb. 28.-(Bpeclal.)-An
entertainment and social will be given
at the local Presbyterian church on
Thursday. vcening, February 29. A
good program, ,consisting of unique
drills, reoltations, musty and "Seven
3rtarrlaegtait Daughters," will be
given. Refreshments will bI served
and. an offering collected.
A BOY.
Hamilton, Feb. 28.-(Speelal.)-The
supply of future presidential timber
was tnmaterla'ly increased yesterday
evening by the birth of a son to Rep
resentative and Mrs. W. E. McMurry.
Mr. McMurry drove In from his home
this morning and was the recipient of
many hearty oongratulattos.
really new har--sprouting all over
the scalp.
A little Dandorlne will Immediate
ly double the beauty of your hair,
No difference how dull, faded, brittle
and scraggy, Just moisten a cloth with
D nderlno and carefully draw it
through yqur hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect'ls amaz
Ing-your hair will be light, fluffy and
wavy, anrd have an appearance of
abundance; an foompal'able lustre,
softheas and luxuriance, the beduty
and shimmer of true hair health.
Get a 25-cenrt bottle ao Knowlton's
Danderlne from, any drug store or
toilet counter, ahd prove to yourself
tonight-now-that your hair is af
pretty sad soft as apy-that it has
.bee neglected or jj$tred by careless
treatment;-4f l~ts . rllY-QO sprely can
.yeitl l$hir ~t llS J ,ots f t
oiwruiry -xrr i'V lfPvu,
POPULARITY OP A@NICULTURAL
INSTRii0I@ON IN VALLEY
SEVIDENT.
Como, Febh. 28.-(reelai.)-That the
popularity of the farmers' institute is
firmly Imbedbd in the hearts of the
upper Bitter Rooters was evinced by
the twhollesome welcome accorded to
the professors at Como last evening.
After a most enthusiastic meeting
in the afternoon at the beautiful
clubhouse at Charlos, where about 3li
or 40 orchardists cngregated to hIier
extoled the, advantages of the proper
cariltg of their orchards, the institute
moved to the pretty little sc)lool.
house at Como. where the neighbor
hand In a, body-nmen, women and chil
dren-gathered to feast the coming of
the experts.
After a bounteous supper of goodies
supplied by the famous cooks of
Como the talks (began, and It is need
less to say much useful Information
was disseminated from which the
progressive farmers in this part of the
valley will profit greatly.
Professor Dean,' state horticulturnl
Inspector, laid down the law In a very
decislve manner In reference to the'
shipping pf diseased fruit, andlll emlpti.L
sised the necesslty of sprnying. Ex
planing the importance of rigid In
spection, the pirogreos of fruit pest
In the valley, the care necessitated by
Its InvaIlon in order to get market
able fruit, how arrangements hall
been .made to lower the pIrice oif
spraying mutllerlal, the kinlds of apples
Inost susceptible to disenase, and how
important It was for everyone to work
together to keep down the tt(oullbl
which surely follow the planting of
extenslve orcheards, hit' ilnpressled his
listeners as to their own responsl
bility in helping him n to keep tp the
good work, and again warning g.ow
ers that no fruit with scnh, oyster
shell scale, etc., would he allowed\ to
get out of the valley. He' urged the
farnierr to give hIood tio his warning
and Jllldlng from ti' l ll thIrrt of tlip
Iplatise wheln he fillnshd, his inmlthodst
wern indorsed to a. letltr, for it Is
here li (rnmno whier' thi e vti olll f uiI
good fruit ohas been demonstra'ted, aindi
the remarknllk ile profits iobtalnid'i front
tipples, ga i'' to the Illtt'r ltolI valhley
its falthl' (Ia tlih, land of p'.rfe'ct. fruit.
Reconlmmndi i.ng tlt oll olllitirall inl
of the 'I'rilnnsendenlllt iralns altnd tiht
Alexannters asrnldrs brdrs lll .isen,
particularly the blight, Intd HIIggIIt
InK tihi rplllllan of t'lih nenlll' Iby ithe.
inore rtal'stunt and Jost al prfitfnlthl,
varlitllis, tthe( favorlte Mintnoslh, the
(lravenstein, which rmi'nehi's its highesti
slitltl of Ilperfectioln anllll ailawiy S lringsit
it hih prit' In the ullllrk't,. tinI WIKg
ner, trime llietlul ., (tnn t, K|tllnlon
Wlnn.lll, Northernll sIyWint.ir ilonll:lnl
D)'lltkus, lpitaeltuh'rg arnd Niewttwn
Plppin i.s the hst varllrl(lhis andaplted
(n the lltter loot vallley.
Profeanor T. A. Co.ily dtlllvir',.d a
very instrllutiv' l 'e I tItr tin lthit lipr'p
uitilotn tiiai use of insecti'lils, pari
Ilc'11,1ly (ho- 111111" sl hur n slll nlh s11'i
lictil'urly ltii hut-., stluilhur undi iilt
:olhltionl. alnil toc)lle l li.ghly on his
\'work in thu slitdy oif tle' iwlt lt'k,
siihowinl lg slpeelntatt, anld urgled Ih'
adonptionll of a systiun ift dipping dil
Ineslc animnals ia. lit, only rl',ldi Itn
rid tlh( dlistrlt ofi this pest.
Professor Fed tllrk- uspoki' 11n tlihe
ffirmlntlllion of Ids kndl thle nteed of re
tntlng crops all rl'phlilt tlnr lhe nlitrn
geneousll nlatters to thllet .ll Iin ,tanneut
tion with sutcesful farminlg, im
phaslilng thile hdangers In 'xhauilnttilg
plant foods fromll othllerwlue fertile
Anlls, lrgingli the farlll'lller t srill
mlnnulre on ti flelttds nd tI tarn uln
der clover cltaps, (tc.'., so ist toi give'
Ihack to ithe Iert(l thl whs llulctllc tak
inII out by the grolwing ctrolps.
Professor W1hiplled antd Prtif'ssor IP.
P. Cioolo gave\'o short tallks oln stllt
Ji'ctls Interestling to theI' fllrtll "' llndt
aitch speaker watS enthusliawnilcanlly
appintltuded--no that this vislt was mluch
enjoyed, as well as profltableh froln
an elducatlnnal point of view. It is
to be hoped thit same recIption will hi'
given thlem all through thi' valley.
". ft. IT.
V YICTOR NOTES
Victor, Peh. 21t.-(8peeanl.)-Dr.
lMiriam and his mother left Tuesday
for Portland.
'Mrs. Jnlnmn oodinan haI horn visit
Ing her slastr, Mrs. Jllan, at Wood
side.
,Mrs. B1ph Rodgeres swont yesterday
Iw4th her mother, MIrs. Dineen.
Leonard Helen returned tills morn
ing. fronm Moscow.
}I. A. Brilgg is in Hamilton this
Born, to Mr. and M'rs. Arthur Mar
vin, February 27, twin boys.
'Harry 'Mle(lain drove dlown to Vietor
yesterday.
Mrs. IBerry returned to Victor this
afternoon.
Dr. Thorijton wae in town yester
day.
Last tlthday one of Appolonin &
Waitters' warehoullss caught fire and
tburnled to the ground. .Heveral tons
of hay belopglng to the Victor k'om
morolat compilny and other sparti(c
were lost. The bulilling was unin
sured.
The Victor Business Men's club met
inst night and was largely attended.
Several committees swor, uppointed to
look after different iprojt''ts which areli
beingr catrried thrtough. The prnittil
one wiat to look lfiter thie cretlnery,
which Is to be built her'.
George A. Blair hau returned froml
Blllings.
Miss Loona Kichlibanuch wan in town
today.
VIIITORS.
Corvallil, Fob. 2..-(pltechll.)-Mrs.
Jennie (hafftin ciamnc tIpl from Mlsuoula
Monday for ti week's staly at Ither Ihomelt
here.
-Jnmak Morgan apent the fore part of
the weak in Missoula, selling litter
,A Igsht 'to*blaA M against the
upper lip.,br Acispfet n$ .ift In the
; t !fl7u t prevent a luieping per.,
KING PHARA
Will t 9hopping at this store this morning between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock. First he will buy ribbon
that lie is accustomed to wearing, then he will visit the ready-to-wear department and inspect ,the new, pg Ping
stles there, walking up and down the stairs. In fact, he will visit every department in the #tore, after wlthh kc
will be seen in the Higgins avenue window. Come one, come all; see this wonderful $100,000 horse do hisi, wt;
buying, even to picking out the shade and style he wants.
See King Pharaoh trading With every $1.00 cash pur
NOTICE-With every cash purchase of one chase you will get a ticket
at this store this morning be- dollar ($1.00) or over, we will give you a free free to see this wonderful
tween the hours of 10 and II ticket to the Isis, where you can see this wonder- horse perform at the Isis.
o'clock. It's free to all; ful horse perform. This offer holds good all day This offer is for two days
Thursday and Friday. Thursday and Friday. Tick
come. ets free to all.
Don't Throw Your Money at the Birds
Throw S1250 or $15.00 Into One of These
SPECIALS New Spring Coats, Suits SPECIAL ITEMS
FROM THE READY-TO-WEAR TAKEN FROM THE DRY
SECTION GOODS SECTION
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MURPHY Will SEEK
LOST MINE
SALMON CITY MAN HOPES TO RE
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DUNLAP BROTHERS
I"'ll-t NutIniiiil 130nk Iulck
Bell 610 414 Fll ii.- 11i. 2216
DR. BISBEE
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No More
Spring and Fall
Housecleaning
By using an electric
ally operated
Vacuum
Cleaner
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kept in good, sanitary
condition at all times.
You can buy the
cleancrs on the install
ment hasis.
Cost to operate is
only one cent and a
half an hour.
SEE us:
Missoula
Light
and
Water
Co.
For I spraln you will find oi
bhrolail's I.tlment excellent. It |1I .
tlI(, pnln, ralnoves the eorenesa ..dR,
Boon restoreo the.a~,ert.to, , q .u
rnditlon. 25 and t 0 cent beftles tot
rale by all de.alrs.