Star Gazette (Newspaper) - April 17, 1914, Sallisaw, Oklahoma The St a 21 APRIL 17, 1914 Harmony Hair j HAVE YOU TRIED It is a great production of a great It is a production the company is proud of. It is a duction that is adding new fame to the already valued name you CANNOT BUY MARKED REXALL EXCEPT AT A REXALL AND IN SALLISAW THE DRUG STORE IS THE REXALL IF YOU AVANT HARMONY HAIR BEAUTIFIER GO THE Palace Drug Store I mmm A WARNING TO COTTON MILLS Department of Agriculture Fears That Pink Boll Worm May Be Introduced Into Southern Cotton Fields D. April The Federal Horticultural Board has issued a notice to all cotton and especially those in the 16 hy burning all seed that may be found in bales of imported Egyptian These seed are likely to contain the larvae of the pink boll worm whigh is very destructive to American The number of seeds of Egyptian cotton found in a bale of Egyptian lint is probably small and the presence of any seed in such bales is due to faulty Ginning and does not kill the larvae of the pink boll which has been known to withstand storage in cotton seed for more than seven So dangerous to the cotton crop of the United States is the pink boll worm regarded that on May 28, 1013, a quarantine was promulgated designed to prevent the introduction into the United States of this worm by forbidding the of seed from all foreign countries excepting two regions in Since that date several shipments of cotton seed infested by this worm have been intercepted and While the number of seeds left in a bale of cotton is probably a vary large quantity of baled Egyptian cotton is so that in the aggregate the number infested seeds might well prove a serious menace to the local This is especially true in view of the fact that much of this baled cotton is to Southern cotton mills which in some cases in the immediate vicinity of cotton fields which | would form a ready breeding place for any larvae that might The mere keeping of the seeds taken from bales by might give an opportunity to the pink boll i worm to breed and escape neighboring cotton All are urged to all such cotton seed by burning it under their i The Horticultural Board has begun an investigation to determine the amount of infestation by the pink boll worm in the seed thus An agent will visit the Northern and Southern mills for this The elimination of the danger by improved methods of ginning or possibly by further regulations will have i I. 0. O. at beginning at 10 a. in. Thanksgiving A. Welcome on pari of I. 0. O. S. for Mrs. Dr. ah County District Its Object and L. of Muldrow and Prof. H. Sallisaw Address on behalf of the Rebekah Mrs. Helen A. B. to Bring a Greater Interest Among Our Members and Cause Them to Attend Their Lodge P. F. is Our Duty to the Sick and to Our Orphan J. A. be by the Maple All Odd Fellows and are kindly asked to attend this Visiting brethren are W. H. B. C. L. C. E. A. BETRAYED Ellis charged with selling escaped from jail here early last Wednesday and has thus He had been made a trusty several weeks ago and has been doing chores around the seemingly content and performing his duties It was therefore a great surprise to the authorities when they of his He had about fifteen days more to have served and would then have been a free W. N. M. T. ViCE Pres. W. O. Asst. MONEY TO see us MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK NUMBER R. W. - AHRENS these main points in our crop production and remedy it by p ling our Ill tins issue of the paper will be | the announcement of i Cotton Culture crick W. Ahrens as a candidate fori Oklahoma is. largely a col ton producing Such fhc is well pleased wilh this of Arkansas and other streams the main high producing announce for soils for its Of a wet We need men j year the crop is a failure largely be- J. ODE CRAWFORD FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT of thai size and of his moral of a vegetative in positions of thai which grows out early in the season of Oklahoma has no beller nor no worse men it than Frederick W. Ahrens it con- HAS TN THIS FOIC A OK j SO WAS A THE BAB HORSE I. O. O. F. ANNIVERSARY In obedience to the proclamation Grand C A. and our Grand C. A. the Sequoyah County District Association of Odd Fellows and the will the Ninety-Fifth of FORT April 10.-ShcrifT of arrived here early yesterday morning and identified as stolen two horses for which he had advertised were in the possession of Dan Ellsworth and Charles Pender These men and Oscar Miller were arrested by Constable Earl Ward and are in jail pending an Pender was identified by Jonston as a former resident of The horses were found tied in a clump of willows on the river bank near the residence of who is a local The horses were stolen Sunday night from a ranchman living near On them were two bridles stolen the same from the stable of Deputy United Stales Marshal of The men arrested will be given a hearing before Justice of the Peace Hall The County Bar Association met pursuant call Saturday morning to make arrangements dedication exercises and consisting of W. L. T. F. Shackelford H. appointed lo formulate a program and suggest the procedure for the Our court dedication exorcises on the first day of court are going to out of It will be a counly and practically every section of the county will be It now certain that we will have Iwo bands and perhaps three and and Gans neighborhoods are being looked to for some good vocal Special invitations will be sent lo every section of the county and it is particularly desired by the bar association every citizen of the county feel a hearty welcome to come and be with us on this jolly good The dedicatory program will he completed during the day lime and at night we will have the of listening to some ft is expected several state and candidates will be here that Of course we can expect the attendance of all for county fices and they will be made welcome and given a chance if they so Of course the evening which is purely will be no part of the dedication program and will not be conducted by the bar At the Bar Association meeting Wednesday morning the interest j shown in the exercises were Every member had something to say and several of them even talked after they had said it. is not a bad sign and the desire to have things go right usually results in having them go that The eral committee was continued and will make all and report to the association as a whole at 10 o'clock next day morning at which time the nal program will be We recommend that the dedication exercises be held on May 4, 1<)14, beginning at 1:30 o'clock p. in the district court and to consist substantially of the following to order and preliminary remarks bv H. or F. D. J. G. Five minutes talk hy the following E. Bee L. C. Luther W. O. i and Dr. W. W. I The following special were M. J. E. Riley Roy I. Bee J. H. Bailey W. W. S. W. N. E. M. Respectfully W. L. r. F. H. again we venture the sanguine guess thill much real good will result to the slate as a Mr. Ahrens is a man of personal he is a man of more than the ordinary political he has wilh men and knows and business experience and his technical and clerical education especially fit him for the position for which he In this connection it is but fair to Mr. Ahrens for us to say that this is not of and is by any for office or To our personal knowledge lie has been solicited by a large number of the very best citizens of the county to enter this race and it was with more than ordinary reluctance that he finally consented to present his name for consideration of the voters al this and freely admit that we consider his consent to run a victory for the THE VALUE OF SUBSOILING By H. M. Wolverton P. vacant place which was left above will in all probability be filled by Hon. judge dt the Criminal Court of KYLE ON Now don't mistake the we didn't say in but Kyle on He called at this office yesterday and left with us for our information and edification three specimen cuts from his pitch and one of them a three one a four and the other a five leaf there ain't no such animal a leaf because there is arid we can show you if you the Kyle has delivered the PAINT COVERS UP LOTS IT IS NOT HOW Bar Committee Report The committee the to e NQ SERVICES - The other day I was on a field which was second bottom and which had been in December about to 20 inches This ground had taken all the excessive rains of this spring and in was loamy and not run together like similar soils not plowed as deep nor as This field had been planted to corn while fields were too The seed bed was fine and the top This is the best system of drainage in the absence of blind or open It is the best way to increase the plant food and crop yield and at the same time dispose of the surplus water which in early The yield can be be increased 50 per cent and the plant food area of the seed bed al least 200 per making for future crops the and by proper handling need not be only every three The proper cultivation following this of keeping a over this field to insure plenty of at the fruiting time preparation and culture Followed with good seed the farms this system will sooner or later be independent of a few years of extreme A Logical Conclusion - Plants being able to get food through liquid form of in soil it is logical will be such 4ecper such shallow you cannot when the and the ground and thereby preventing the early flowers and bolls from setting or Under such conditions boll other insects get in their work and destroy a large per cent of the Also a fungus disease known i as often sets up and destroys a large per cent 6f the This disease is recognized by a small ' black speck appearing on a boll half grown or matured or ly spreads over a large part of the i entire boll turning it or and drying it up or completely ting it. Such years the bottoms are a the uplands a PI to 2200 of. to the acre and the uplands This of a weti year either on rich uplands or loms can be by planting of seed to the acre and thinning to stand as late as July for the last This early crowding greatly dwarfs plants and prevents the excessive growth of these vegetative branches which carry no fruit but distract or the plant into making pally foliage and a If you will take due note of branched or limbs you will see that they do not have if on i Whenever rainfall is short on the heavy bottom soils it is noticed the crop yield is extra and no vegetative limb gave rise to an investigation this line and new system of ning and been ed - ' First thinning be done by the section Riin it M nal or bias across the opposite way the may make a cross on each row aod again This with Ihe harrow should be sufficient | for a If been planted on ridges a 2x4 ling as long as the harrows are should be wired on top to each of each section that the may be held riggld or will do much better work and of cultivation can M ting teeth either straight or backward angle desired ground is trashy angle P be sufficient lots of it and resorted tq quite frequently bv p ing the harrow to en- W able it to out ed. Real ground m be worked myM In tearing you
