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MEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ' OREGON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,4012.
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wn UrKonlan, The Ashland Tribune.
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Norm Fir street) jmonc,
Home 76.
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Main 3021;
(IMOnoB PUTNAM, Kdltor ami Manager
KntcreA as second-claM matter fit
Mpilfonl. Ort'Bon, nJer the act of
March 3. J 870.
Official Vapor of the City of Medford.
i Official Paper of Jacknoti County.
j, StJBMCHllTiaN MATHS.
One year. Jy mall... ...$5,00
Olio month, by mnlt... .4 ........ .SO
Pit month, tttdlvorcd ly carrier In
Medford, Jacksonville nml Cen
tral Point. ........ .......... . , ,C0
(Vilunlny only, ty mall, per year,, 2.n-
wcrKiy, per yenr. i.ou
SHOW OFF OUR WONDERS
LOCAL PEOPLE TO
ATIBB
ROUNDU
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Approximately forty local peoplo
lmvo signed up for the trip to tho
Pendleton round-mi and will leave
Bedford Tuesday evening In two apo
dal Pullman slcopors. Every detail
of tho trip has own arranged by A.
S, Ilosenbatini who has oven engaged
grand stand seats for the Med ford
bunch.
The excursionists will spend
Wednesday at Portland and this will
nfford tho local people a chance to
attend the ball game. iJThey will
leave Wednesday wTeinPtr'tor Pendle
ton ami return to Bedford Sunday
morning reaching Medford next Mon
day morning.
MR WAR ON
rrn,nr .
AT small cost, the pieturosqucness of the Orator Lake
highway could bo wonderfully increased. Short de
lours and turns would bring into view many of the scenic
wonders which the tourist passes within a few feet of and
remains ignorant of their existence.
The road skirts along the brush covered brim of a
precipice From which, with a little brushing, the Rogue
could be seen at numerous places, like a silver thread,
winding through a gorge a thousand feet below.
Other spots reveal chain upon "chain of verdure-clad
mountains in the distance, panoramas of mountain scenery
that even the Alps cannot surpass in grandeur.
A little treefalling and brushing at a turn of the road
a mile this side of Prospect will reveal from the main
highway the wonderfully beautiful Mill Creek falls,
spilling over its precipice half a mile away.
A slight detour of tho hick way .iust before the Prospect
bridge is reached, will enable the traveler to view, without
leaviug his seat, the Cascades of the Rogue, as it tumbles
nearly a thousand feet in half a mile of boulder strewed
channel, and at the same time give a close glimpse of the
Mill Creek falls.
Beyond Union Creek, another detour will bring into
view Box Creek Canyon with its precipitous walls of lava,
and Union falls. Other detours .would show the natural
bridge, whercthe Rogue disappears from view for a bun-
ureu yarus turner its lava ued.
io stream surpasses the upper Rogue for beautv.
.N one presents a greater variety of picturesque falls or
more wonderful gorges, yet none of these are visible to the
tourist when a slight expenditure would make most of
tnein. i -,
We should capitalize our scenery, not hide it. No road
in the world can be made such a scenic highway, and
money spent in this way is one of oiu best investments.
Some day we can perhaps, with national or state aid,
make the Crater Lake highway one of the famous roads
of the world. In the meantime, we can do" much to spread
its fame as a picturesque route by showing the tourist the
wouaers mat uoruer it.
niUl If tho orchariluu will Imrvcul
their apples and then apply the Ilar-
denux uprny In accordance with the
spray calendar which thoy lmvo at
hand thcro will bo no eaitiio for alarm.
1 J. O'CIAHA,
Pathologist In Ohnrso and Special
Meteorological Observer, It, S. Weath
er Iluroau.
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APPLES APPLES APPLES
Do You Want to Soil?
What sorts and iiunutltles, and wlial prlcnt Wo aroTiol'temP
erlng for anybody'a fruit.
Do you want to consign and ehanco tho market? Consult un
and wo will glvo yon quotations. 1 ovory enso wo semi tho sollors
vnlo not. N Now York wo use our own sale note, nml do not have
apples sold by auction,
H. N. WHITE & CO.
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"A flAMN OF I'll IMS"
A TIMELY APPRECIATION.
IK
UUt
A wordy battle is about to di ;
tlic villege green. C. E. Whtsler has
issued a sweenirx 'el to Io.-srs..
Mulkey, lvally nni lcamt" to de'xile
with him the topu nf wnr..u,- mx'f
rage. TJ10 thrco nttonicys lost no
time in accepting the . bnlldigc nml
ileclnre lhat nothing will give them
greater pleasure than the chance of
nuniliniing Mr. Whislcr.
Mrs. J. F. Reddy ami Gladys
Heard ure arranging the debate
which will probably occur in the city
rk.
GOMIB, CRACK SHOT,
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. In addition to being one oC the
crack mnrksmen of the couutry nml
u fnmouH angler Chrifi Gottlieb now
ranks ns a crack orchanlist, nml
grower of fancy fruit,, hnviug se
cured fint prize on Spitzenberg and
first prize on Jonathans, fruit grown
on the Whichever orchard in South
west Medferd:
'The Winchester orchard is named
after the Winchester Anns Co., mak
ers of tho famous Winchester repent
ing rifles, shot gns nml ammunition,
for whom Mr. Gottleib traveled for
muuy years in the team of champion
professional shots.
The Winchester orchard is largely
owned by the famous mnrk i:li of
tho country. Associated with Mr.
Gottlieb are Fred Gilbert, world's
champion, Tom Marshall, nnd othera
who are known tho world over in
sporting circles. All of them are.
great boosters for the valley and the
prizes uttcst thp success obtained
with nn orchard just coming into
bearing.
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED
AT PUBLIC LIBRARY
Handbooks on the following sub
jects have recently been added to the
public Jihrnry:
Municipal ownership, initiative and
referendum, direct primaries, par
cels post, federal control of inter
state corporations, commission plan
ofi municipal government, capital
punishment, election of U. S. sena
tors, income tux, central bank.
OBITUARY
Mrs. Mary Dlack received a tole
gram from Phoenix, Ariz., last Thurs
day telling of the death of her
youngest brother, Alexander Wood.
Mr. Wood was a native of Scotland
and formerly u resident of Wulla
Walla, Wash., coming there from
Uarro, Vt., where ho conducted a
granlto business, eight years ago. Mr.
Wood also conducted a granite IhibI
nea In Walla Walla but had to give
up on account of 111 health,
vile leaves to mourn his loss three
staters. Mrs, Dlack, of Oils city, Mrs.
Jane Sheriffs of Boston, Mass., and
Mte.v.Wnt, Doll of Edinburgh, Scot
ijHNtli i- T'
COaOCENTING upon the proposal of the geographers
and scientists to name Glacier peak at Crater lake
after Will G. Steel, the Portland Journal says:
It is stated that rnombers of thp American Geographical Society, as a
result of their Tlatt to Crater Lake, will recommend that Glacier Peak bu
named Steel Peak. In honor of Will G. Steel.
No more appropriate action could bo tnken. Some mountain, some
where In Oregon should bo named after this indomitable mountain climber,
and none more fit than Glacier Peak could be selected.
Mr. Steel has been more persevering than any other man in directing
attention to Crater Lake. Permeated with an overwhelming desire to bo
close to the sublimity of nature in the mountains, he early recognized th-f
extraordinary natural spectacle that is presented In Crater Iike.
Ever since, ho has everywhere spread the tidings. Ho proclaimed
everywhere the wonderful beauty or tho spot.
Ho carried the campaign to Washington, and has been Insistent thoro
In every step for tho development of the placo as a national park. His
time, his energy and his means were devoted to the plan as were those of
no other man. He has been the leading advocate, tho preacher and the
exponent of Crater Lake.
What more fit than to give his name to one of the great mountain
peaks that overlook the scene?
The proposed action of the geographers is timely.
More than anyone else, more than all others together, Will
G. Steel deserves such recognition for the work he hns
done for Crater Lake. It was due to his efforts extending
through many years, that the national park was created,
that this wonderland of nature was set aside by the United
States, for the use of the people forever.
From lecture platform, from the public rostrum, be
fore legislatures, before congress,, before departments and
before presidents, in newspapers, magazines and pamph
lets, MrSteel has labored untiringly in behalf of Crater
Lake, its reservation, its improvements, its accessibility.
It has become a part of his life.
To name some prominent land mark at the lake for him
is a fitting appreciation of his lifelong efforts.
Do Not Spray Apples for
Anthracnose at This Time
The attention of this offlco has
been called to an article 'appearing
In the Oregonlan of September 15th,
under the title "Apple Disease Pre
valent Prof. Jackson says Heavy
Rains in South Start Anthracnose."
According to the article, Mr. Jack
son states that the abundant rains of
this season have brought about con
ditions especially fnvorablo to the
apple tree anthracnose In tho or
chards of the southern and western
part of the state, and recommends
that orchardists spray at once for
this disease, saying that growers
should not wait until tho fruit Is
picked. He also states that a slight
deposit of spray which win necessi
tate hand wiping of the fruit Is not a
serious objection.
We do not know whetner or not
this district Is Included in what he
terms "Southorn Oregon," but when
he states that the abundant rains of
this season have brought about con
ditions especially favorable to an
tliracnoBe, this office wlshou to stato
that the rains for tho past 90 days
havo been below normal In this sec
tion. The normal Is l.GC inches,
while tho total to date bus been only
1,35 Inches. Resides the number of
rainy days which count for moro than
the total rainfall havo also boon bo
low normal. This offlco has charge
of cllmatolog'cal work and Is not
guessing about it.
Tho spraying of applo trees at this
time would materially injure tho
fruit since it would make It neces
sary to hand wipe It. Wo do not
know of .any fruit that Is not more
or less injured by removing tho
bloom or natural wax which nature
places upon It ns a protection. In
this district all fruits that aro band
wiped aro never marked "Prime."
They nro put In a lower grade be
cause they will not keep so well as
the unwlped fruit.
Tho fruit growers of this district
are kindly requested to pay no atten
tion to tho "order to spray" coming
from a source of thjr. kind. The
pathology of this district is being
taken care of by this office, and all
necessary spraying Is anticipated by
orders coming from this offlco. Fur
thermore, the spray calendar, If
carefully followed, is a sufficient
guldo and will bring results. More
difficult problems than the control
of anthracnose have been solved and
taken caro of by this office for this
district, and it Is still capablo qf con
tinuing tho work. Fruit growers
should pay no attention j.o "scare
head" appearing in papers not im
mediately interested in this district.
The local papers aro always ready to
print whatever may bo of Intercut to
the farmers and fruit growers of this
county.
The orchards of Jackson county
are in excellent condition, not only
as regards the authracnoso of tho ap
plo, but other orchard troubles us
well. There is no immediate danger
of any serious outbreak- of any kind,
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M Sowar Block, Xatraaca ea ata Bi.
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A SNAP
GO acres, six miles from Medford,
good graded road crossos tho tract,
all free soil, at C0 per aero. 1000
will handlo, easy terms on balance.
Part la creek bottom land, suitable
for alfalfa. Several springs on the
placo. Timber enough to pay for the
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Two Lots, 50x117, Queen Anne Addition
Water, sewer, pavement and sidewalks in, alley
in rear; best two lots in the addition.
One Lot, 75x120, East Main -.Street
Water, sower, pavement, alloy In rear.
Five-room house and lot, Kenwood avenue
Concrete foundation, plastered, wired and plumb
ed, lot 135 feet deep, half block .Fourth street
pavement, high ground.
Lot South Oakdnle 00x175, all improvements
in, adjoins Howard property, faces Dakota avenue,
alley in rear.
So von acres, IV-j miles iiorth of Medford on Cen
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Nearly a quarter of a century under tho saino
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THE
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Medford, Oregon
It h'as'sudcee'ded because of
Bouncbfos of principle
Economy of management
Safety of investment .
Courteous and liberal treatment
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00
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