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MEDFORD MAIL TBIBTME, MSDFORD, OR BOON1, MONDAY, .TITV 11, 1910. I II PROTECTION OF ORCHARD BY SMUDGING y P. J. O'Gara, Scientific Assistant, Frult-Dlseaso Invcstlnatlons, Bureau of Plant Industry. r, James W. Myers makes tho turcs. This liiBtrumont may bo pur SiiKnt that with a total cost of chased from a number ot reliable con atecmt '?15 per aero ho was ablo to;corns In tho United States for from wnrw Iits crop ot apples. Ho estl-iS4 to 5, -wa&s tiiAt had ho not smudged, nt. Although It Is advisable to pur fexsi two-thirds of this crop would! chase a hlgU-Krailo Instrument for ftuve 3icon lost Tho crop In this, making dcp-polnt determinations, a wrc&nra has brought as high as $1, 000 , very serviceable Instrument may bo pec acre, and from nil appearances matlo by tho average person at a tttc tme prlco will bo equalled this very moderate cost. Procure two yesr. A number of Blmllar state- fairly good thermometers of tho kind rmente from other growora who were ' with tho scalo marked on a strip of Just as successful might bo given. : metal which Is attached to tho tubo It Is qulto posslblo that in many by means of small wlro clamps. Tho CKsea some of tho growers flrod and bulb and scalo aro removable from arartscd more frequently than was tho tin protective shlold. Slide ouo LOEB AS ENVOY OF FIRM CITIZEN Makes Trip to Sco Taft and Specu lation Is Rife Report Out That He Is After Governorship of New York. 11EVEHLY, Mass.. July 11. Wil-I Hum Loeb, Jr., collector of the Port of Now Y6rk, is visiting President Taft today. Tlmt Loeb is a special representative of Theodora lioo.se-1 velt mid that ho will earrv n message Tcally necessary. This was done early , of tho thermometers with Its attached from Taft to Koosevelt after the fa the season betoro they felt con-1 scale downward so .that the bull .pro-1 collforclICO horo is finished is lhc f . 1it tfntliAM nnntllMnno sitii1 inpfo itAintt r no Inivnr nnil nf fhn e pretty accurately predicted. At 'frame. Fix tho thermometers in tho j "eral beHc of Politicians at o-' B9 time during tho season .did tho frame so that thoy will not slldo out -writer fall to predict frost to within when tho instrument Is whirled. This a. tfesrw or two of what actually oc- may bo done by drilling small holes I orb. What message Loeb has carried to raft from Theodore Koosevelt is n . . i k2lliilMtt ti ciinnttlntiAtt Hn tint cifcivt'd, Tho hour at which firing through tho framo nud scalo and bind-' J " .Kv..mvii. " WOTld bo necessary was also given ing the two together with wire, Tho, V .... , T .V-8""""1 , l" C.)CCIUU Koosevelt, which Loeb is .aw AnntliAK nn. w!M. n in!1. fwn (liArmnmntAro nrsb tiritx flvrtfl fn. -voiw nuuiuui v.ts .v . iv- " iuvm..t.iu .w .. mu (.,, .. . ., gripped station and a competent and gether back to back by soldering orjJ0.inM i Journey, uiero feuS observer in charge, In whom by small rivets. A pleco of heavy ,s jf? difference of opinion. the growers would have confidence, wire bent in tho form of a U should ,.U oxpec cd luft will outline to tfce cost of smudging might be con- bo soldered to tho lower end of tho h,s .tonnor .clucf us')ln,,s for the tfdcmbly reduced should It bo found wet-bulb frame as a protection against ,co"un f1.0" ,ld de!f ')!rt"' necessary to mako use of It. accidental breakage. Tho project- ,ar' " tnP3 1t1hoi ProsI,dcn '' IVartJcal Suggestion on tho Use of Ing bulb must now be covered with ak d Probably tours his official the Vsychromcter ana Other Me- thin muslin cloth. A string or loath-' tm"!5 iwi11 "noertako. icorologlcal Instruments, er thong about two feet long should ' " hcth" th(J c"Utoa8. ?uo t0 . -Wbrevcr It is found necessary to 'be tied In tho rings, which are sold-1 , ? "l5 t0 nrsV , . . , ,to ul retort orchards from frost Injury, 'ered to the top of tho Instrument. This bncht' nw Leb Rubornntonnl boom I mdi fruit grower should provide string serves as a means with which I fs " mnttc' ab!ut "luch speculation -UmU with tho following apparatus: to whirl the thermometers. After ' ,s "fc- ? s fnends nf.ort ho, ,loc CD A psychrometer with tables using tho psychromoter a few times ,u . I , mP , . ,UI fcr determining dew-point tempera- the linen cloth should bo changed. f? ,s ot Bouijr to ask Taft o help 'is a representative of Koosevelt, al-' though admitting that he saw the former president as lntoly as Wed-' 1 ncsday. Friends of Koosevelt, and who profess to hnvo inside knowledge of i tho colonel's plans, say that Loeb may not be making any plea in his own behalf, but they admit he may bo asking, in behalf of his friend, Colonel Roosevelt, that the president support the colonel's friend Loeb- CENTRAL POINT NEWS ITEMS James Grieve, rural mnilcarricr, & driving on his route Saturday, ins overcome with heat and became awconscious. Passing friends ob ervd bis condition, took him into at farm house along the route and rendered all possible assistance. Dr. JPa&ulz was called and attended the Bafferer, who was brought home late ia tie evening and was soon revived. "WMJe it was only a case of severe smsfroke and no great danger is now aa&eipatcd, much anxiety is felt by his friends and family, who are mn of his frequent attacks of fceart trouble. The patient is getting .a!og sriceb'. Saturday afternoon was our warm est time -bo far recorded, the ther--nometer reaching tho extreme height - W8, but thnt cool breeze never de- -serls ns. Market reports may be of but lit tle interest to Mail Tribune readers b tie valley, but other readers will fce iad to know that on July 9 Cen tral Point dealers had the following fcome-grown bill of fare: Lettuce, on ions, radishes, beets, turnips, cucuin ers, cherries, penchos, apricots, ap iples, loganberries, blackberries, dew berries, summer squash, cabbage, carrots, string beans, pens, catili floicer and khol rabi. All these fruits jumI vegetables are home grown and of excellent qunlify, showing that Seae Bivcr valley is a land where rwork and water will produce nil the aseeessitics of life. 'Too new fire station is well under way. It is being placed on Pine and Third streets, near tho city hall, and -Sb ssot being constructed in strict ac- -eowhMiec with the fire limits ordi- -nance If there is a county hcnllh officer aMd Tie should inspect the Central Point 5aH and find that any human Lctnfj lind been kept over night in it, lie would bo almost justified in indict ing tho mayor and common council lonthcsome of mossbacks. On close inspection, there aro 30, 000,000 ants crawling about, and we have no doubt but grnybacks, half a? large as mud turtles, arc serving i life sentence within its walls. Com mon decenev should cause the coun cil to destroy the place, and if it will for the governorship. Thnt, they de not. officinl mandate should force c,nrc mn bo ,e mysterious mess them. Sam Baxter, the village painter, has just contracted to do the interior and exterior decorations on tho Grif fith bungalow, on East Pine street. Joe Gnntcnbein of Pendleton spent Sunday in Central Point. Lee Carrigan, contractor and builder from Harrington, Wash., was in town for a half hour Sunday. 2ilr. Carrigan drove a White steamer loaded with Crater Lake sightseers. They will spend a month at the lake and in the mountnins surrounding it. Charles P. irauor, prosecuting at torney of Convorse county, Wyoming, Hung nt Douglas, wos in Central Point Sunday morning. lie is accom panied by Mrs. Mnurcr nnd they will visit relatives, who will meet them at Medford noxt Wednesday. Judge Mnurer is one of Wyoming's leading nttorncy- politicians. Rev. K. II. Sickafooe called on Marshal Holmes the other night to go nnd arrest a man who was going to kill his wife. When the marshal arrived at the home he found the man nnd wife had made up. Mr. Holmes questioned the man, however, who admitted that he had cussed his wife for joining Sickafoosc's church. The minister would not swear out a war rant. Central Point's telephone system Is just 20 years behind the ago, being I one of the first systems ever used. ' This is no fault, howovor, of the lo-1 cnl management or operators, as both are far above the average, but it is high tim thnt we hnvo n centr.il switchboard nnd drop that old ring- age from T. R. NEGRO WORSHIPERS GROW STRENUOUS; ARE JAILED CHICAGO, 111., July 11. Member of the Holy Nazarene church of the Apostolic Faith, colored, today pon der whether it is better to be less, strenuous or to go to jail. More than 100 members of the congregation were locked up last night when the police raided the church, and appeared today to an swer charges of being public nuis ances. A woman bishop and three ministers wero nmong the number. For a cit? of demoralized streets, Medford, torn up for paving, heads he list. QOODFR1END HOTEL SAN FRANCISCO I. C000FRIEND, Minipr Formerly HotU StanfonI nnd St.&eol.Powrll fttrtet, nrnrGriiry, adjoining Hotel Manx. Tnko Hotel Manx iii, or Market Street Can, tranafcr to Powell. Ideal house and location for ladles visiting the city alone. BATES. S1.00 FEE DAT AND UP for manslaughter. Marshal Holmes ing business. Tefaacs, liowover, to put men in the There is talk of paving Pine street unhealthy place, which is more than ' with granite, dust and oil. We be-! a-uiasxacc to civilization and in keep- Jievo tins method of rondmnking to be ig only with the spirit of the most verv cood. GRAY-HAIRED WOMAN SENT TO PENITENTIARY LOS ANGELES, Cal., July 9. Mrs. -' Gertrude Drlggs, gray-haired and fee ble, under tho weight of CO years, weptuletly when Judge Davis In tho crijMioa! court sentenced her to flvo : years In San Quentln penitentiary. ,Sha was found guilty of falsifying -t leuuo to n tract of valuable land belonging Xo tho latoJohn Charneck, k wealthy rancher of Palms. Mrs. Driggs came to Los Angeles 'from Dayton, 0., In 1902. In that jyettrafho appeared ns a claimant for itbet -estate of a mysterious Salem CHAPPIES DISCONSOLATE , OVER ETHEL'S MARRIAGE. Model 67 is very popular. PARIS, July 10. Parisian "chapp ies" and boulovardles aro disconsolate j today as a result of tho reported mar- j rlago of Ethol Lovy, tho divorced wife of George M, Cohan, to Plerri Ore-' pin, a wealthy French honoman and , a man about town. For two years i tho dainty American dancer and co- i median has been tho toast of tho stage door, "Johnnie", of tho Fronch capl- tol, whero her American songs and dancing have Leon a great hit. According to tho report vhlch haB Just became current today, tho wed- Charios, who died supposedly a pau- dln2 took I)Iaco ln England sovoral jsr. Securities worth J200.000 wero niontna ago, but was Kept secret until HB&nO. in a safety deposit box ho ront A .fit -a local hank. Her claim was frefutod ln court. 'Sho was arrested In 1909 following Jtohu Carneck's death after she had prdancea a lease and option, on a par cel Of his estate worth $200,000. She was' found guilty of forgory and sen s teacftd to flvo years In prison. Her - attorneys secured a new trial and the )wm verdict was again returned. the completion of tho dancers engage ment nt tho Columbia Music Hall I can put you wise to tho best real estate investment on tho const, bettor one. It'll find you n lodger. Address "Advisor," Box 400, Mcd- ford, Or. tf for another trial, Hor attorneys, Itj was reported, will attempt to carry I tho appeal for a third trial to tho Judge Davis today donled a motion district court of appeals. I Pure Clear Sparkling You can't afford to do without this splendid, refreshing drink. Call up and order a case sent to the house. The purest, most healthful drink known is SIvSRIYOU MINERAL W ATER P. C. BIGHAM, Ajjcnt, BEST! PLUMBING S1EAM AND HOT WA1ER HEATING All Work Guaranteed IMooh RoiiEomiblo COFFEEN (SL PRICE 11 North D St.. Mud ford, Oru. Phono 3 Oil OUTSIDE THE FIRE LIMITS. gplir-CT? 'ns'e IS TCar-- - - For Sale - - 428 ACRESRogue River bottom land, suitable for fruit and general farming purposes. S0O ACRES Alfalfa laudcovered with irrigation ditch and perpetual water right. Has eoal outcrop ping. At a bargain on long time, easy payments. MM Gold Ray Realty Comp'y. 209 WEST MAIN ST. ON PRICES vSPEND THE SUMMER AT Newport, Yaquina Bay The Only Beach in the Pacific Northwest "Whero the pretty Water Agates, Moss Agates, Moonstones Cornollans and Rock Oystors can bo found. Outdoors Sport of all Rinds Including Hunting, Flshln . dl3glug Hock Oystors, Boating, Surf Bathing, Hiding, Autolng, Canoolns and Dancing. Puro mountain wator and tho best ot food at low prlcos. Frosh Crabs, Clams, Oyster, Fish and Vegetables ot all kinds dal ly. IDEAL CAMPING GROUNDS, with strict sanitary reg ulations, at nominal cost. . -,li t ' r-7- Low Round-Trip Season Tickets from all points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho on salo dally. Three Day Saturday to Monday Rate from S. P. points, Port.und to Cottago Grove Inclusive Includ ing branch linos; also from all C. & B. stations Albany and west. Good going on Saturdny or Sunday, and for return Sun day or Monday. A Sunday Excursion Rate of $ 1 50 from Albany, Corvallls and Philomath, with corresponding low ratos from points west, in effect all Hummer. Call on nny S. P. or C. & E. Agent for full particulars as to rates, train schedules, etc.; also for copy of our beautiful Illustrated booklet, "Outings ln Oregon," or write vo WM. MeMUKHAY, General PiiNscnger Ai;ent, I'ortlund, Oregon. Sacramento Valley Lands 440 acres, in Glenn county; live stronrn runs tfirough tho prop erty; 100 acres of creek bottom, 75 acres now in alfalfa, 22f acres .'ino grain land, balance pasture land; thoro kcb with the place Id dairy cows, nnd complete dniry equipment; 4 horses and haruoHH for same and 2 colts; wagon, racks, moworH, rakes, buggicu uud a world of small tools; 40 hogs and pigs, 150 tons of alfalfa hay, 25 tons of oat hay; all tho furniture in the house; tho homo in a two story house, in good shape; thoro ore 4 good barns, largo outbuild ings; everything in firat-clnss shape; good fences. Price us only $20,000, worth double 800 acres 35 acres in alfalfa, 35 ncres in orchard, 200 ncros more can he put in alfalfa; good buildings and barns; livo stream through tho proporty; this is an ideal stock nnd dairy ranch. Price is only $15,000; terms. 1000 acres Fine, lovol wheat land nt $25 per acre; litis is a bargain, ns tho adjoining lauds aro selling at double; every nero has been and can bo farmed. 900 acres Good improvements, 100 acres of fino crook bottom land that could bo put in alfalfa; 200 acres of summer fallow. Prico is only $25,000; will sell for doublo within 12 months; two livo streams tluough this proporty all year. 14,000 acres In Glenn county; this is the host big buy in the state nnd better than an oil well; 40,000 bags of wheat was raised on this tract every year for years; plenty of living water all year on tho proporty; for n stock and grain ranch thoro is no investment in California that will pay as largo a rato of interest. My price is $14 per aero; half cash. 00,000-ncro fetock ranch Best proporty of its kind in tho stato of California. Prico is $4 por acre, good terms. This placo will carry 7500 hoad of cnttli tho year round. 3500 acres of fino fruit lund 40 acres now in trollised hops Hint will pay a profit of $1000 por nero this yoar. This placo is one of the bosj land investments over offered. Tho prico is only $17.50 per aero, with easy terms. SACRAMENTO VALLEY LANDS ARE GOOD THEY HAVE THE VALUE THEY ARE INCREASING VERY RAPIDLY. THE TIME TO RUY IS NOW, IN ORDER TO OET GOOD PROPERTIES AT REASONABLE PItlCES. Address GEORGE X. FLEMING 505 "J" STREET, SACRAMENTO, PAL. THE BEST POSTED MAN IN CALIFORNIA ON SACRAMENTO VALLEY LANDS. Famed, Early English and Golden Oak, in attractive styles, for Dining Room, Living Room, Library, Hall and Den. j CuljS&ij COR. WEST MAIN AND LAUREL STS. NEXT WASHINGTON SCHOOL. TELEPHONE 14 5 1 J. E. ENYART, President J. A. PERRY, Vice-President. JOHN 8. ORTH, Cashier. W. II. JACKSON, Ahh'I CiiHhior. The Medford National Bank Capital, $50,000 Surplus, $10,000 SAFETY BOXES FOR RENT. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE. I 1 I 1 1 We Fix It "Our maehiuu responsibility does not end with the inacliine'ti hale. Anything wrong wo fix it. If anything breaks wo fix it. Anything wonrs out wo fix it. If it's your fault wo fix it If it's tho machine's fault wo fix it. If it's our fault -wo fix it, No matter what's the matter wo fix it. Call Main 1711. C. S. LUPT0N, Mar. Lnwton Bullillnn. Medford, Or Si!fo i f I SHOW L THE GOODS J MAMOMDS Loose or Mounted Whon looking for DIAMONDS of quality, don't tr.ll to boo my stock. Martin J. Reddy The Jeweler, Near P.O, PureWhiteFlour We aro proud of tho fact that our sales on "Puro White" .Mour aro increasing steadily. Ask tho women who use this famous brand of flour and they will toll you that it An SURE that thoro are no failures that it is tho sanio every time, and always satisfactory. Allen & Reagan OOE. MAIN ANB CENTRAL AVE. 1 v