TIITC MDDPOTJD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 3909.
WHIN FRUIT TRFFQ
IIIILLIUII I IIUI I I HLLU
PLANTED IN JACKSON
ture Show Great Increase in Or
chards Free From Pests.
"Oregon in (lcHtinud to become the
greatest upple growing center ii. the
world" is the uliilemetit which five
mcmlierH ot the Ktato ooura or noru
culture iiiuluile in their reports filed
with Secretary II. M. Wilimmsou
Millions ot apple and poar trees were
planted here this spring 1,000,000 in
JackHon county alone, which when
in a fow years they hepn to bear fruit
will place the apple and pear growing
industry on a plane nueh an it has
navnr tmft.rn Itnnwn
With the exception of n might
damage done to the peach trees and
loganberry bushes, the extreme cold
weather of last January did practi
cally no damage to the trees of the
state.
Reports were filed from W. K. Now
11, president, U. IT. Weber, treasurer,
and M. O. Ijownsdulc, A. II. Carson
and Jndd Ueer, commit Hi oners.
The crops this yoar, according to
tho reports will average, with the ex
ception or logHiiberncH and peacheH.
There will be a light, but excellent
quality cmp of these fruits, while
tho apples, xiirs and (nirdier fruitH
will produce 11 fairly good crop. The
tips of the brunches owing to the
gradual drop which the thonnometer
took before the oold weather were
but lit He affected and should bear
well.
The planting of new treos this year
hnH surpaHsed anything ever known
in this section. Millions of plants
and trees have been set out with tho
result Hint within the next few years
the output of the state should be al
most double that what it is now.
Josephine, Douglas and Jackson
counties were all reported as having
planted ninny trees. Jackson county
growers planted nearly 1,000,000 ap
ple and pear trees, while in Josephine
count v nearly fiOO.OOO grape vinos
GAME ON SUNDAY
Jacksonville Pitcher Was In Great
Shape and Won From Grants
Pass Easily.
JuitkHouville defeated OranU 1'ahH
by u wore of 8 to 2 laat Sunday. Mc
Intyro wan in great form. Tbe hard
hitting Grants Pass buneh onJy col
lected throe Hcatterod hiU.
Jacksonville got tn hilt off Os
bourne. A muffed fly by 8. Wilson,
a man bit by pitcher and 8. Kau
bian'H drive gave the Paux their only
HcoreH.
OrantH Paw A.B.
WilliamH, Ha 4
ThruMUer, 2b, c 2
H. Oaubian, 3b 4
S. Kaubian, c, of . . . 4
Woods, rf 4
KUivenson, IB 3
McCloud, rf, 2b ... 3
Cook, If 4
Qhbounio, p 3
IB.
I
0
I
1
0
0
0
0
0
Totals 31 2
Jacksonville
8oiton. 2b 5 2 0 0
C. Wilson, .3 0 J ()
S. Wilson, rf S 0 2 1
Diint'onl, If 5 0 0 0
Wenill, of t 2 I 0
Mcliitym, p ! I 2 0
Ulrich, lb 3 2 2 0
(1. Htonl, 4 0 0
J. St. Mil, - 4 I 0
Totnl IIH 8 1(1 I
Scoro by uinings
Grants Pass 20000000 02
Jacksonville 0 3 1 ) 3 000 08
Stolen bases C. Wilson, II. I''au
liiun. Two-base hit Ulrich. Threo
baso hit S. Kuubian. Double play
- Stevenson, unassisted. Bases on
balls -Off Mclntyre 1, Osboume 3.
Hit by pilidied ball Thrasher, Mc-t-loml,
Ulrich. Struck out -By Mu-
IlltYTC 8. bv O.shiiltrn.i fi. Ptmsnrt
halls - S. Kaubian, Thrasher. Left on
liases - Jacksonville 10, (iriuits Pass
(i. Umpire Tube Brouse. Scorer
Sluusell.
Small Orchards
Bearing and Young Groves on Easy Terms
We have subdivided Into small tracts the famous Gold
Range Orchard, two miles south of Medford, adjoining
the Bear Creek and and Burrell orchards, and now offer
a limited number of the choicest orchard tracts for sale
on reasonable terms.
This is your opportunity to secure bearing orchard,
or young orchard, or both bearing and young orchard,
consisting of the choicest varieties of pears and apples.
The tracts range in size from five to 27 acres. The soil
is the best in the valley Bear creek bottom land. The
' old trees on these tracts have produced record breaking
crops that brought record prices in eastern markets for
years past
No such chance was ever offered before to secure
such orchard tracts.
Rogue River Investment Co.
Ill NORTH D STREET
AN
EASTER
$ DESIGN
or a bungalow, just as happe
tainable at owner's price at
our shop. And let us again Im
press you with the fact that Medford prices are today more reason
able than in any other town In the west, when the prospects of the
city are taken Into consideration. It will make one feel awfully
well contented with life to own one of the properties In which we
are dealing, In case the oil district proves to be what we think It
will be. Now is the time to get in on the best Investment possible
to make in Medford town property, by calling on the
Rogue River Land Co.
Exhibit Building, MEDFORD
wero planted. These were, mostly of
tliu Tokay variety.
In Douglas, where a large amount
oi' elearinn has only ree.enlly heon
done, the slopes are being set with
apple ami pear trees in largo quanti
ties. Many thousand aeres tiro bo
iiifr cleared, and from the tendency
t tin present holders of the land have
hIiowii ( 'oniinissinner Carson is of the
opinion that inanv thousand more
trees will be set out in the next few j
yea is.
Comment.- upon (hi1 general move- j
men! for the betterment of (he or- j
elinrds .-diown by the fruit growers '
werti made by the commissioners in
their report s. The growers have j
aw nkeneil to I lie fart h;lt a Wi'll '
sprayed and well pruned on-hard will
give iiineh linger erops than will one!
only poorly eared for and are now j
heeding tin inan iv.i,i-1 made by
the ili-peelor-- I'm Jie In t lei inent of'
their orchards.
A-s a recall tin- no) u badly di-i- '
sea-ed etmn i- U. t I in Ihe
Male t I" Hi-egou. a - ri dlea-e ''
Knmn io hoti i u' i-.t i Moon
found ami elevtiiMialed Til.' tlili
gvnee oi one in-- ti-.-lm- di .may with
the po-silnltly of a M- ge ot the brown ,
tail moth a the I. (; m found he- i
.fore it eoultl- Mi'f.t ! ttnt' was tie- I
strove. I and ot her s!ipi:ti-itl . watched, i !
! doiuj? Ih
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
LIABLE TO ARREST
that, the pens and flocks were ready
for the strenuous season which U
sure to follow. In most dLst-riuU the
actual work of shearing begun today,
and it is plouty early enough, consid
ering weather conditions.
It will cost the sheep growers of
Oregon about "JOO,000 to remove
from the backs of their sheep tho
li)0!) fleeces. The average price paid
for shearing is 7 cents, while in some
f
section t where dirt is heavily im
bedded in the fleece, ail extra cent
will have to be paid to make up for
the loss m wear and tear of shears.
It is estimated that fully one cent is
lost every lime a 'dirty" fleece is re
moved, as the sand wears the blades
of the shears badly, and a day's work
will completely wear out a new pair
of shears. The cost of blades is
$1.26.
WANTED
Timber andCoal Lands,
Apply to
B. H. Harris & Co.
MEDFORD, OREGON
Office in Jackson County Bank Upstairs
P. C. Hansen. Tom Moffat.
We make any K'i; I and si vie i:f windows.' We curry
,b- "I any size tin hand.
Medford Sash & Door Co.
Stirs. 3rmt Ifamptort Usaacs
Instructor of "piano. TUet 3ttett)o4
Stuoto at Mul6c. ttortt) Or.nje Strut
Aiitoiii'ihili1 owners an. li;it)li In jtr
rost fur nul complying with the law
whom I liny Imvo IriuiHl'orri'il old li
i'i'iisos In iuw mai'liiix's. A iiival
miiny luic tH'.'ii ilcl.'cU'tl by Ihi. Htal.M
ITirial. ami tlic hocrotarv .if Nluto'fi i
jnflii'.. lui i-iinil an .(lit't In tln i'f-;
j foul dial nli! lici'iisi-n liiiisl mil lie !
. traiisfi.t-rril In new marliinrs. '
' Kvi'i-y atit.ilnnliili' licoiiKt. is acoom- ;
Jpanii'il liv a iliiTiiitiun of tlir rar. A I
lici'iiKi' I'min a t'lulillar In a Wliili-1
jSl.'ainor, fur iiitluimo, tlu-n, is nn i
I'laMtm of tin1 law. Only line lieen.e .
w reijtiireil for every lintehine.
ASHLAND MOTORIST
TO ORIVE TO FAIR
Greater Norris and Rowe Shows
Circus. Museum Menagerie. Hippodrome
If the phins of smne id' Akhlaml's
uinsl iMithiisiaslie nuttnnsts dn not p
amiss, a special enx.ilende of unlit-ni'tlnle-.
will lene Ashland the mid
dle of June on an exeutsion lhroni:h
Oregon and Washington to the Ahi
Ka Vukim I'ai ifte Kvpo-it ion. -a-the
Tnlitig-.. The mad- are at their
be-.l in ,lu m. the sea-Mn inot de
light fill for eu.)nving out door life in
this congenial clime, and the project -
trip see in it an ideal way
fair and alo getting bcti-r
SALBM BEER
SALEM is the most popular beer in Northern
C'alif ornia and Southern Oregon. It is acknowl
edged to be the equal of the very best eastern
product. All beers are good, but some beers are
liked better than others. The proof for this as
sertion lies in drinking Salem beer. If you wish
to be convinced, ask for Salem beer and drink it.
SALEM BREWERY ASSOCIATION
Medford Depot: Medford Ice & Storage Co.
A Multitude ol New Features rtovt Bcftr PrwenU4 to Aaiartca
ASKS SUPERIOR COURT I "ZZ , 7'"" '"!""
TO ENJOIN A JACKASS I . ls solm, mili,s (nm Unn.
In I-iiM.Ule. whieli wnulil he enver.-il
S'MARVELOUS BELFORDS'5
The Wortd'i Grwt.t Acrob.ti
MELNOTTE, LA NOLE and MEL0E
Burope't Preosler Comedy Mlgb Wire
Artleu
6 - GRACEFUL GROTHS 6
Meet RacBrlutta CootartloaUU BiUpt
4- FLYING LA VANS - A
Tbe Meet SenMtloul Aertal
6 GARDNER FAMILY " 6
Merge ol the High MorlienUI Br
3 - MCDONALD BROS. -3
The Poreorat Trkk CjrcUM
SAN KHAN'CISCO. Cl.. April Jl.
- A entiiilainl tn eiijniii a jnekat
1'r.nn lnvin itwity trrt.le was filed
with llin eniinly elerk tmlny by .InmiM
N'is'.iiiii, linkery mvnev. win. is the
victim. The nminnl has been .Irivon up
and ilnwtt tb. slrtets with the legend
"Help tbo linkers keep their weekly
day .it" rest. l)n mil pnt.rmii.e the
Market Street eat'o."
The aelinn is directed nniust va
riotiA nl't'irers of lht bakeatt' union,
who Are held responsible for the niRti.
AUTO R0A0 TO BEACH
NEAR ASTORIA COMPLETE
tiy en?.)' itiitioiinlnle staires.
Aiiinnt; those who luvf alrendy en
listed to take their niaehinra nn the j
trip are K. .. Hiiidie, K. V t'srlor.
and Heiilou lt.nver.
ASTOHIA, Or., April 'Jl.- The
plnnkinir of the road through Qonr-
hart Vark from a oonueotinn with the
nmtn county hiiwAy to the bench, a
distance, of About 4000 feet, was oora
pleteJ jiMtunlay. This finishes the
ntomofcie road from thu oity via
1'tubrellas in
lout' handle f.
Ilv ke"..
all eolors the
o t.i ( ii on. nt
new
Van
28
M. M M. Ilnb
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SHEARING SHEEP BEGINS
ON OREGON RANGES
The tremendous task of shearing
the 1.700.000 sheep which run on the
Oregon ranges has begun and thou
sands of men are busy today remov- J
inj the flces, which will brinR to the
state about $10,000,000 of trood tnon-1
ey a littlo later in the season. Shear- j
mff was begun last week, but in most j
cases only enough work was done to
8 ROYAL OKA JAPANESE TROUPE
TRAINED ANIMAL EXHIBITION
Performing Elephanta, Camels, Lions, Tigers, Hyenas, Tapirs, Llamas,
Buffaloes, Kangaroos, Ostriches, Elk, Peer, Ponies, Posts and Monkeys
20-JOLLY JEST1INQ CLOWNS-20
HERBERT RUMLEV'S SCHOOL OP EDUCATED SEALS
HER OEISLER SCHOOL OP COMEDY ELEPHANTS
QUABTETTB OP CAKI WALKINQ MORSES
GNCHANTINa PONY BALLET
ONE HUNDRED STARTLING ACTS
Royal Roman Hippodrome Million Dollar Now Mofsagarta
A Mighty Ualretslty of Natural History
Olympian 5tadium Mammoth Aarlal Baalar
GRAND GOLD GUTTERING STREET PARADE
WW Loavo tka Show Oraaads Bvary Morula g at IO:JO
A4atU, SOc. CMIitrwa, 3c Oaw Ticket Admits Vn to Briijlaotaj
. -rss wn-JVff ii1 '.71: f
2 : y i m i firm imvmw
8
OTEL
PORTLAND
Moderh CoHToarr
MODBRATE PBICH
ONLY HOOF
GARDEN IN
PORTLAND
iJ.iThe Tourist Heiulonartara
s- "i v.u.uuiuia vaiier
KNOAOE R(X)MS KARLT
FOR TUB A.LAS&A
TUKO EXPOSITION -A.
A. !oaToa. , ,
SAVOY THEATER
TOSIOH T..A Nl). THURSDAY
A strong dramatic entertainment, featuring
THE CRY OF THE WILDRNESS Edison's maaterpi..
STORY OF ALASKA The land of the midnight san.
NATURAL MARINE SCENERY.
OTHER FEATURES ONE DIME
Medford, Saturday Apr. 24
2 Performances Take the Tribune for News
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