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GIPSY MOTH IS
HEADED THIS WAY
Only Recourse State Has Is to Turn
to Birds, Says William L. Finley,
State Game Warden Moths Wipe
Out Entire Forests.
"Tho worst duvastlnt; Insects In tho
world Ih snld to ho Raining .1 foothoUl
In OroRon. Tho ilumaKc that they
nccumiillsh rmiB Into many millions
of ilollnrs. These are the Klnsy ami
brown tall moths. These, with white
butterflies and pine beetles would
soon destroy tho largest forests In
tho state. The destruction by fire In
our forests would bo less, in' dollars
11 ml cents, than tho destruction that
can be wrought in a short time by an
attack of tho gipsy moths."
This statement by William . Fin-
ley, president of the Oregon Audubon
society, is based upon two newspaper
reports, ono from Tacoma and one
Ironi Portland. The former states
that the brown tall moth has Infested
tho Halnlor Valley, near Seattle, and
that tho stato commissioner of hor
ticulture has ordered tho district af
fected under quarantine. Tho lat
ter Is In the form of a communication
stating that what appears to be the
gipsy moth has made Its appearance
In Southeast Portland.
The gipsy moth was imported Into
this country for scientific purposes
In 188St While they were carefully
kept in captivity for some time, they
finally broko away and within 20
years, New England was attacked
by them In such numbers that entire
forests were stripped in a short time.
Tho legislature of Massachusetts ap
propriated $50,000 for their exterl-
nation, but to little avail. Within ten
years, over SI, 000, 000 was spent In
tho work, followed by an appropria
tion of $300,000 In ono year, yet
the gipsy moth was unconquered.
Tho stale finally gave up the work
nnd ono property owner spent over
$75,000 on his own estate in an ef
fort to stem the fearful slaughter of
tho trees.
It is the experience of the biolo
gical survey of the department of
agrtculturo that once theso frightful
enemies of the treo Invade a timber
country, they cannot be destroyed. It
Is urged that tho best that can be
done is to check them. If 75 per
cent of the total Is destroyed, a
good work has been done. The scien
tific checking of his pest is out
lined In several bulletins that have
been 'issued by the bureau of biolo
gical survey nnd great emphasis is
laid up on tho natural check provided
by bird life.
The chickadee, nuthatch, bushtit,
warbler, sparrow and woodpecker, of
the Oregon birds, are known to be
the worst enemies to gipsy moths
that we have. Many sections of the
country have been watched by scien
tists with the Idea of ascertaining to
what extent theso birds actually feed
upon moths. The result has been as
tonishing. These Investigations have
demonstrated that theso birds have
an economical value in the destruc
tion of insect pests in our forests
that no one can approximate. Upon
opening tho stomachs of the birds, It
has been found that tho principal
diet was Insects ind moths that are
detrimental to forest growth. It Is
a popular belief that birds of certain
kinds arc destructive to fruit trees,
whilo an analysis of bird stomachs
shows conclusively that Insect lifo is
their chief food. As a matter of fact,
the harm that they do, which Is slight
Is greately exceeded by tho good.
It Is estimated by tho department
of agriculture that the damage sus
tained by insect Infestation, to the
Amorlcan tree Is $02,500,000 annual
ly. Tho bird life of the state should
bo loyally protected. Theso Httlo po
licemen of the air should bo encour
aged, safe-guarded and petted, for
upon them, to a very large extent,
rests tho burdon of tho salvation of
the foiestu of this great state.
MEDFORD WINS
FROM ASHLAND
Local Boys Win Easy Victory From
Ashland Bunch of Ball Players
Game Was Filled With Errors
More Work Is Needed.
The fiM name in the four tonm
loiifjuo (llnyed on the home jtrouni'
was won by Modford Sunday from
Alilnnd by n seoiv of ltf to (i. Tin
local ten in had llio host of the rj:u
inent throughout and never wns the
;nmo in danger.
Errors by Ashland were responsi
ble for the heavy M-oring. The hov
need more work mul then they will
bo able to put up n good pime. Wick,
pitcher, i a. heady play. hut he
needs more control.
Hurgc-ss for Medford pitched a
good gnuie until lie had the score 12
to 1. Then he eaed down nnd Ash-
land secured a number ot hits. There
was no need" for him to work hard nt
that stnjre of the game.
.mi: crown was inir mil not n
heavy as it should have been. Hattlini;
m-isnn opened me season, strikiut;
hi man out.
The score:
Ashland.
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FRED BELCHER IN FUGHT
The neeompniiyiiii: photograph, showing nil four wheels off the ground, was taken of Fred Beui'lier null
his Kuo. raeing ear while making the record of tho lull tit the Poland Spring, Maine, hill climb on Sututtiny,
June 17. BelcherV oar came up to the brow of the hill at 70 miles nil hour, nnd striking n water Inir at the
top, flew into the air. By actual in ensureinent the ear traveled 42 feet h fore the wheels again touched the
ground. During the climb n 1 ccord for the hill of 18.2 seconds iwni iMnh litdiod.
KILLED GROUSE;
IS FINED S25
Conviction Follows Arrest of Man
Near Trail for Violating Game Law
Deputy Is On Watch f6r Offend
ers of Game Law.
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Hortou, 2d .
Ennis, cf. . .
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Bragilaw, 2d
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Summary.
out By Burgess 7, by
Struck
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Three base hits McQtioid. Two base
hits Wick, JIcQiiilkin (2). Time of
game, 1 hour 33 minutes. Umpire
Hammer nnd Wilkenson.
Central Point failed to show
Grants Pass Sunday. No game.
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DUTFON INTOXICATED
SAYS CORONER'S JURY
J. II. Bner, arrested by Deputi
Game Warden A. S. Hubbard for fill
ing n native pheasant (grouse) neai
Trail, was fined $2o and costs by Jus
tice Cusick at Trail Saturday.
Deputy Hubbard is closely watch
ing for lnw violators on upper Ilogue
river and has succeeded in checking
the killing of game to n great extent.
103.5 REGISTERED
BY THERMOMETER
Relative Humidity, However, Is Only
12 Per Cent and No Suffering Is
Experienced More Instruments
to Be Installed.
BAT NELSON IS
BUSY TRAINING
Pounds the Road for Six Long Miles
This Morning and Will Box Each
Afternoon dt 3 o'clock at the Gym
,Wlth Edwards.
SUE FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS.
"We, the jury, find that the de
ceased cume to his death by falling
from the seat of & spring wagon and
becoming entangled in the running
gear, while in an intoxicated condi
tion.'' Such wns the verdict of the coro
ner's jury summoned to enquire into
(be dcuth of William Duttou who was, posite my mime for the building and
construction of said public highway,
said yum so subscribed to be paid
(Continued from Pass LI
ford to said Crater lake; and for the
purjxiso of enabling the plaintiff so
to do, the said defendant, with many
others, subscribed his name to the
written promise in this paragraph
hereinafter set out, nnd agreed to
pay to the plaintiff the sum set op
posite name thereon, nnd in consider
ation of the premises, and of like sub
scriptions nnd agreements of other
persons the defendant then nnd there
on the 10th day of March, 1910,
agreed and promised to pay 113 n sub
scription to said Crater Luke high
way the sum of two hundred dollars
(.$200) in accordance with said writ
ten promise, jvhicb i in worl ajuj
figures as followsf, to-wit:
"Subscriptions'- to Crater Tnko .
,. Highway."
"Know all men by theso presents
that I, the undersigned, in considera
tion of 6ue dollar (.fl.00) and the
further consideration of the benefits
derivable from the building and con
struction of tho public highway to
Crater lake from Medford, Oregon,
to the west line of the Cascade For
est reserve at or near Prospect, Or
egon, hereby undertake and promise
nnd agree to pay the amount set op-
Old Sol got' in bis work ngain Sun
day and the thermometer soared to
103.5 degrees. The prediction for to
day was warmer but a cloud bank
kept tho rays back to a certain ex
tent today. The relative humidity
At the maximum heat yesterday was
only 12 per cent. Tluvminimum tem
perature was 481
P. S. Drake, assistant district fore
caster, will arrive this afternoon to
install the remainder of the weather
instruments in the local bureau.
POLICE ROUND
UP OFFENDERS
In Effort to Secure Clue As to Iden
tity of Man Who Robbed Homo
Saturday Twcnty-tlvo Are Thrown
Into Jail.
In order to tu'curu mimo clue an Jo
tho Identity of the man who nibbed
tho Klfer homo at 10U .Mouth Oakdale
Saturday afternoon tho police on Hut
u r tiny night rounded up twcnly.flvc
very HtiNplclouit eharacterM In the city
and lodged thorn In the city Jull.
Twonty-rivo men were found Hleep
lug In box cars or along lleur Clock
and all wore hvlil. A Hcurch Htiuday
morning however (ailed to hIiow any
thing ot value. The lueu for tho
most part w-cio ordered to get out of
town.
Sunday morning early tho police
uIho milled all of the looming Iioiiucm
In tho city and looked over all of the
MiHpli'loiiH characters. Hero they alno
failed to find a clue.
AUTOIST TO TRY TO
REACH ARCTIC CIRCLE
GREEK CLAIMS HE
CAUGHT JANTOS
II M III Wl
Says That Man Wns Under Arrest
When Constable Slnylcr Cnme ami
Took Him Off Their Hnmts Sliifj
lor Only Put On Handcuffs.
killedtSaturday nftemoon on the Ea-
gie j-oini rouu. vine inquest was
held MorTday morning nnd the funeral
Monday afternoon.
HUBS CURED IV 0 TO 14 SATS.
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
uro any case of itching, blind, bleeding
r protruding piles (n 8 to It days or
money refunded. 60c.
HOTEL MEN IN ANNUAL
CONVENTION AT SEATTLE
SEATTLU, Wash., July 24. About
200 hotel men representing if50,000,
000 in hotel property, are in tho citj
today as delegates to tho Stuto Ho
tclmcn's association.
The formal reception took place at
11 o'clock at the Hotel Hutler, fol.
lowed by upon luncheon. The elcc
tiou of officers and tho selection oi
tho noxt convention city takes pluci
in tho nftemoon.
Tonight Mayor Dilling will welcoiw
tho guests nt the Hotel Washington,
following which President Potts and
four others will uuiko uddresses deul
ing with hotel subjeots ranging from
"cQ-oporntion" to "freak legislation."
A bull will bo given on tho roof gar
den of tho hotel tonight. Tomorrow
tho delegates will go to Mount Ilai
uicr Niitiohnl park where a banquet
mid bill) will bo given at tho Rainier
Inn, On Wednesduy tho party will
eeo (ho glaciers.
A. P. AM) A. 3f. ATTENTION'
There will be work In tho M. M.
legreo Tuesday evening. A full at
tendance is desired.
WM. MULLEK.
107 Secretary.
Ifaaklna for Health.
one-hnlf thereof on or before the
first dny of June, 1911, said sum to
become due and payable and to be
paid unto the order of treasurer of
the Medford Commercial club Crater
luke higbwuy commission .
Dated at Medford, Or., this 10th
day of March, A. D., 1010."
"That upon tho faith of said sub
scription of the defendant, nnd oilier
persons subscribing thereto for said
purpose, the plaintiff accepted the
promise nnd agreement of the defend
nnt und all other perhons subscribing
their niimes to said written promise,
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City Property Bargain
LOT 60x125
East Front One Block Off W. Main
PRICE $300
TERMS: $60 Cash, $10 a Mouth
E. S. TUMY
301 GANNETT
COKEY II LOOK
and immediately thereafter proceeded
to inuko the preliminary surveys and
fix and locate the line of said road
from the City ot Medford, Or., to a
point near Prosect in said county of
Jackson. That in doing said work,
and making snid surveys the plaintiff
expended large sums of money and
incurred liabilities on account of and
in the belief that the subscribers to
said written promise would pay the
sum set opposite their respective
names promptly when tho same
should fall due. That tho plaintiff
has duly performed nil the conditions
on its part, except that said road i
not. yet complete because of tho fail-
I tire and refnsnl pf snjd defendant.
and others who have rofused mul
'neglected to -pay the respective sum-.
subscribed by them and to be lined
for said purpose. That many of the
subscribers to said fund have already
paid the amount duo from them noon
said subscription, but the defendant
absolutely refunes to pay the amount
now due on bis said subscription, or
nny portion thereof.
"Wherefore, tho plaintiff demands
Judgment against the dclendatit in
the sum of two hundred (f200) to
gether wtih its costs and disburse
ments, herein to be taxed.
Wo notlco that somo merchant In
other cities aro using consldorablo
spaco ndvertlnlng "Made In Oregon"
goods, That Is as It should bo, Tho
merchant must know that his Indivi
dual prosperity Is to a groat extent
depondent upon tho prosperity of tho
state at largo, and If Oregon manu
facturers aro patronized, that It will
mean greator pay rolls, and greater
pay rolls mean a Jargor degrco of
prosperity for evory man, woman nnd
child In Oregon.
naming .Nelson siurted work in
earnest .Monday morning to prepare
for his coming boxing contest with
Tommy Uutfuey, scheduled for Au
gust A.
Six long miles were reeled off by
tile Dane, wiio tuts some seven or
eight pounds to lose, uud tit tl o'clock
he will work out in tlio KdwanU gym
nasium. Later he will spar with Ed
wards. Nelson intends to work each af
ternoon at 'A o'clock Local fans are
planning to attend these exhibitions.
KANSAS IS DELUGED
BY HEAVY DOWNPOUR
TOPEKA, Kim., July iM. Hoporta
received from nil points of tho grain
growing section of the middle west
indicate that yesterday's rain was one
of the heaviest recorded in two years.
Tho crops were benefited immensely.
The jn'ccipitntion here was 2.f3
inches, and at Duliith 2,00 inches.
Other districts roort from one to
two uud one-half inches rainfall.
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Dr. Charles tl. Pcroival, editor of theT
Health Magar.iue of New York city,
will attempt to find mi automobile
route from tho Mexican border city
to Vancouver, II. l At tho end of
this Pacific coast trip, ho will at
tempt to push on into the Arctic
circle. Dr. Pereival passed through
San Diego yesterday on his way from
Tin Jtinuu in his Abbott Detroit, in
which he has travelled 110,001) miles
the past year, from const to coast in
14 states. He is accompanied by
(leorge D. Drown of Detroit.
Look for tho nd that describos tho
placo you would like to own.
(Jhrlnt MooiliiH. a (lieok who Is em
ployed In the iitllroiid camp at Hullo
I'alU where ItoochliiH was Hhot by
Peter .laiietUH a week ago. elnlmn that
u, and not CoiiMlabto Hlugler, caught
.laiieton, .MoorhiH clnlui to the re
ward In HUliittaullnled by CniiNtahln
John WluuliiKham of Unite Kails.
AeeoidliiK In .Moorluit JnuetOH eamo
HtiMtllng Into camp late at night In
Hcttreh of food, Moorlax feared I ho
would be murderer nnd wan living In
a eouxttiiit state of uppreheunlou that
JauetoH would toino Into ramp uud
kill hlin became ho tin tt previously
to the Hhootlng hud trouble with the
(Ireek. Owing to thU fear .MoorhiH
won sleeping lightly uud when ho
heard footittepH ho pulled a gun,
which had been loaned hliu by Win
nliiKham, uud placed Juucttm under
nrretit.
Early the next morning Klngler tip
ponred on tho nceiie and nuked for
JnnetciM, Moorlnn inn ho did not
want to turn tho mini over until ho
was certain that Hlugler wns it police
officer. Ileforo hv hnd ascertained
thin fact Hlugler now the limit and llu
inedlutely put the cuffN on hltn. Then
accompanied by Moorlns and another
Oreek they cnme to Medford,
A dUpute over tho rewnrd money
Is likely to follow.
NOTICE.
Carpenter tako notlco, Important
liunliieHrt to bo traimnctod next Thurs
day night, plcarui bo prenent im thin
concerns you. Meeting calU at S
p. m. K. of V. Hall,
V. W. nil.LKTTK,
1 08 Hoc. Kifcrelnry.
Campbell & Baumbach
MORTGAGE LOANS, COUNTY WARRANTS
CITY AND SCHOOL BONDS ,.
Honey on hand at all times to loan on improved
ranches and fruit land.
PHONE 3231. 320 GARNETT-GOREY BLDG.
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Particular People like perfect Dental Work
Are you PARTICULAR. Bo you know that the human month contains more varie
ties of disease germs than any other part of the human body? You don't belelve It 7
Well, 1 can prove Iv to you and statistics show It tt be a fact. Come In and talk It
ove'j. If you thought you were going Co have some disease, like typkold, and cmld
stop It by having your teeth attended to, would you hesitate ?
Remember I charge nothing for examination and estimates, aid all my work is
GUARANTEED. LADY ATTENDANT.
22-KARAT GOLD CROWNS ..$5.00
PORCELAIN CROWNS .. $5.00
BRIDGE WORK (per tooth) ....$5.00
GOLD FILLINGS ....$1.50 AND UP
SILVER FILLINGS $1.00 AND UP
FULL SET OF TEETH, on rubber
plate $7.50
BEST SET OF TEETH, on rubber
plate $10.00
PAINLESS EXTRACTION.
All other work in proportion.
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REMEMBER THE MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP ARE GUAR-
ANTEP.D TO "RE TTTR VERY Pf!aT
DR. BARBER, The Dentist
207-208 Farmers and Fruitgrowers Bank Building, Corner West Main and
. and Grape, Streets, Medford, Oregon.
Office Hours 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays, 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. Phone Main 653.
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JACKSON COUNTY BANK
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ha? served the p'eople of Medford and vicinity. At all times there is considered first the
interests of its depositors. This safe and sane policy has HELPED us to succeed, Your business solicited
because wo can Miccxd you the largest possible accommodations ron3i3tont with sound banking, Capital
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