Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 15, 1916, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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Circulation Manager at 260-11
SEEK TUNGSTEN
ORE THRU WEST,
PC
E IS HIGH
I'roipwtltiK for tungsten ore linn
became Hit Interesting search for Itltl
don fortunot In many parta of tlio
W(t. Tito dlsoovory of elmollto umr
Gold HIM Imi kIvoii now Impotus (o
tits (umt In thin rnglau. Tlio volns
fount! nro being followed Into the
Herdlne orook oountry, whllo soaroh
for aheollto Is bolng wade In overy
district of tiny notH In tli la part of
tint lonthorn Oregon territory. The
moat wxtmislve flmli, ho far, nppoitr
to bo In .N'ovndu, whore sourcli for
tiingstun tins boon pursued by those
who know more about It than tlio
avarage minor for noli and morn
cansernlrig the formations In which
II ta found tliun do the gold miners
of till region.
in "U'hlto Pine county, Nov., ono
minor Iihh a tungstou proporty that
ylalila ovnr l!0 percent of vnlnoa from
a litiltuerlte ore. Tli at proipoot In
probably tlio Ittrgeat producer In tlio
Onltfiil Stiito. Tim main velu Id from
IS to SO Inches wMh and trnoenblo
(In tilt) aurfuce for 3000 feet. There
art several other veins from two to
five feat wide. Korty miles from that
liroapeet the Doyle Allnlug company
lul baea openttlnn n iiiIiih tlm oro of
wlileh ylalla' a 40 prnt product;
anil 10 nillw from that inlnu thu V.
. TnHatn eotnimny haa bu opar
a ting a tHHjiataii mine for ttuuitha
yMtk ylrtWa a 60 poreent ooncan
tlKl. In another location in that
(HMtMty the Mllllck bruthira rcntly
pHXtlod tnt X2b iMtuuda of cuiicm
trataa from old diunpa that aaaay 00
(tetMHt ami waa worth $C00. That
attW (rum the pan In four day la cer
tnlnl a big yield.
The ConaolldalHtl Tungaten Mtuea
OoiMrKUiy baa been ornatilxml with a
capital atook of half a million dol
lar to develop SO claims. Other or
MHHlMUta are being effected In var
I9M parte of that great ilUtrlct for
mlHliig tungaten.
,rj. V. I.llJcgraM. the local aaaay or
ami meUllurglat. nfwra to the oxtra
otMry Mtlvtty In tuugateu nilnlHg
In Nevada merely to abow that the
Mftrek for that precloua metal la be
eomlNg Mrnit and general and that
miners are engor to learn the nature
of Ue fornulktu In which It U found
and the proceaaea of tullllug It. The
bollef In wldeutog that II may be
found In aeuthern Oregon, as In Ne
vada, In abundance and old minora
would not be surprised If seueatltHial
strikes should be reported In this
region.
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THE PAGE I0DAY
The l of the all -lur motion ic
tgw iuiM uruvftl to ioiiinU' Midi i h
fluuilur ull-otur i'um of tin- aMakiiiK
s)ga. Oue of tin tin-t m-rit'n und
imtitouut't-tl a kiigi -.iu-w'kh im "li'tttty
the Hruadenv Sturs,'' the Tri-
-Kytogt vouwHiy hnh oK'iitl
ut (JM I'ggf theater vcttruu.r and n
peattxt again Um1u.
Thin esUwunliuarv romedy tVuturi'M
ItoMcnt AHiiu'kle und ititrMluc
HMriy all the ItfrittimiU' und moiu
laWtMrr tdt now at thti tuuioiu Tri
rfUftr 1jUo, iimltidiiii; Muck Kimi
rsct, Willis m (oUici, Wth-r und
i'WJj, rinm lleniard. Ford Kwr
Jia.w n'fil jll Ht. J"liii-, which i u dc-i-iJ.d
uiivoity for the I'uge theater
jiutrons.
Tk other picture plav on the Tri
nnjrle bill, "Joidim 1- a llnrj Hoatl,"
ie g Qritftlh etim uf Kir flilbert
I'flrker fwuoiw uol of (be t'aiuid
ia northwent.
ntw&w ni U itt 0Hr.,
Bt ('. C f'ATK.
The time i now at hand whfn it ia
darned gdviaablf to mnki a few
Hnrar reootnmendationa. Ifegaae of
the many enrietiea of apple ftA4
lieart and Ike different stages of de
vcloimient in the variona narta of (he
valley it ia verr difficult to give
KPiicral recominendatioiia. No e.xat
lime can he aet for any aprny for a
jriven variety. Jt mar hit Merif-jnl,
hut miaa outlying districts.
I'KAK.H One point I wish to make
clenr at thia time. In the Mat the
ao-callml calyx spray of the par haa
generally bmm aiiplicd about n month
after tlio petnla had fallen, no spray
having been nnplifrf iininedintoly aft
er the fall of the petals, corro
NMiiiling lo the ealyx spray of tlio
apple. At this time the young fmit
is exposed and unprotected and sub
ject In at tacks by soab spores which
are now found. Youn pour and
lenvoK examined under (lie microscope.
in the laboratory allowed ntlncks by
the nchIi spores. For this reason sue.Ii
varieties as Winter Nells, Hartlott and
Howe, whieh are very misroptiblo to
senh, siioiild be sprayed at thia time.
In order to effectually control tlio
si'iib it is oNsentinl to spray with
Ume-siilphur l-!l.ri or 1-10 its aooh
as thu miIhIs Iirvu fallen. If tliore
is reason to believe Hint the aphis
will become prevalent nicotine mil
ihato (Hie pint to JfiO gttllona should
be lidded.
It ia not necessary to npply tlm
arseiiHte of lend at this lime unless
you opeet ilamngH from miy of (ho
followiiur iiihim'Is before (ho regular
time for applying the arsenate ot
lend: I 'ear slugs, plum uuretilio, bud
moth larvae, climbing out worms,
greou fruit worms and caterpillars. It
is not to be inferred that all these
Hosts are to bo found in any one local.
ily, however, one or more mnv bo
present especially in neglected or
chards. In leu lo fourteen days anolliei
lime-sulpliiir spray should ho applied
for lite senb. In four to five weekrt
will follow another spray which will
be the first codling moth spray and
will also have limo-aulphiir added foi
the scab.
A1MM.KS For the apples the calyx
spra. ia applied after the petals have
fitlleu and before the ealyx lobes have
closed. The objoel of thia spray in
to fill (he ealyx enps with a poison
in order to prevent codling moth
larvae entering through the ealyx
end. If the ealyx lobes have closed
the spray is completely shut out,
leaving this means of entrance unpro
tected throughout the whole summer.
Itefore nil the petuls lmve fallen make
frequent examinations of the young
fruit to determine whether or not the
ealyx ia closing. It may often he
found necessary to spray before the
IHitals have all fallen.
Arsenate of lead 1-100 should he
applied. On Newtowns especially
and any other varieties susceptible
to scab lime-sulphur l-.'tfi should also
he added at this time. On such va
rieties as Spits and Innnthnna the
liuie-Hiil4iur ean be omitted. When
deemed advisable tub) nicotine sul
phur for the control of a4iix.
The trees have considerable foliage
at this time nnd in order to iusuie
the spray reaching the enlx cup a
pressure of at least 2M) Hiuuds
should be maintained at nil times.
Make frequent examinations of the
fruit clusters to determine whether
or uot the calyces are filled. Do not
be satisfied with anything short of
a firtolaee id.
New infections of blight have been
found this week on jwara ami apples.
It will be wise to wuleh entrfullv
Tor new infections at this time.
Orowet'N who are interested in scab
control might be benefited by see
ing the spores of the scab fungus
that are exhibited at the office.
A announced before the new bul
letin on orchard spraying in Ore
iron is just off the press and mnv be
obtained by uddressiiig the Kteu
moii Service, Oregon Agricultural t'o!
leu, Cnrxallie, Oregon. It should be
in the hands of every up to date fruit
grower.
Where linie-aii!ttiur cannot he ob
tallied atomic Milphur eun be substi
tuted. l'e the utomie ut the rale ol
1J HumU to I till gulloiiri. Keep (he
-olutioii ihoroiiihlv agitated at .ill
tlUlCh.
At tin
ar-giag n .siiaisasie.
Churches
mG&L4B4tmtt9-'4 ! Wwinirtni
PTeei Melifte 'fcPlfl
tfor toih nH lr t
aaday arhool io a at
rVaftehfM 1 1 s m.
Praawklag 7:3" p m
.Wkl-k graytr aiaattag Tkinra
day ?:! a. m.
Came aad wekeaia.
j. c. nKxm.tr, Hit.
Otlwllo
f8tilh Oak dale atattHe)
Tlrat maaa Snnoaf at I a, m.
aaoml maaa at 10:40 a, m.
tllaaalNg and dlatrnbutfen ef palms
befers aeeead maaa.
ISvenlng service at 7:30 p, in.
ItBV. JOHN POWRItB, Itetr.
. ' l ! nr,. It, r . i
f.f d ih ratlrv" i ii '
foreed info HotaNimedatttsrri .-
atmturr,
Npaeial mwlk ft the maM itatirt
: p. m. fMffg TpW servlra
fall ot Mtm mm entaoaftMtn.
7:SA p. m. faatof rartfeas win
aaaak npan -& Mrfhrtght Raraaino'i
Orchaatra tsjaltr the dlfeetlon t
Praf. Oraaaiar, ajtri ptay.
Toa will aojar attending aarvlre
at taa Baptlat eMrrh Cmnui.
I'l-ojdijflerlan
Runday school 10 a. m.
I'roachlng 1 1 n, in. and 8 p. m.
Itov. Frank Oloocknor, Sunday sohool
missionary for soiithorn Oregon will
preaoh both morning and ovonlng.
Y. P. 8. C. K. at 7 p. m.
Pmyor ninatlng Thursday at S p.
in.
All nro cordially Invited to nttotul
theto services.
St. Jlark's KplsMipnl
Pnlm Sunday Sorvlcos 8 n. m.,
Holy Communion; 10 a. in., Sunday
school; 11 n. m., Uonedlctlon of
Pnlntfl mid Holy Coininiinlon; 7:30
p. m., ovonlng prayer.
Oood Friday 9:30 a. m nltar
sorvlco; 12 to .1 p. nt., threo-hour
sorvlro; 7:30 p. in., ovonlni; service.
Dally Kxcopt Sunday 9:30 n. in.,
Holy Conitniiulon.
W.M. H. HAMILTON', Vlcnr.
Onkdule Avo, Afetlindlst
Sttndny Rchool nt 9: IE n. in.
'FroaohltiK nt 11 a. in. and 8 p. m
.SIiikIiir and dovotlonnl sorvlco at
:.10 p. in.
Mornliig subject, "Mary's Happy
Choleo." KvonliiK subject, "Tlio Call
of Matthew."
Prayer mooting Thursday evening
nt7:30.
Stranger, nro welcome
II. M. IIIIANIIAM. Pnstor.
First Cliinrli or CInM, Scientist
Ilrnnch of tlio Mother Church, The
First Church of Christ, Scientist. In
lloston, Mass,
Sunday service nt 11 o'clock Sub
Joct, "Doctrine of Atonement "
Wednesday evening meeting nt
which testimonies or ChrlHtinn
Science hoallnga are given, S o'clock
All are cordially Invited.
Sunday sohool nt 9: IS. All under
SO are welcome.
Heading room In church edifice,
212 North Oakdnln, open from 1:30
to 1:30 dally, except Sundays and
holidays.
PliM. MctliodM
(Dr. J. C. Rollins. Pastor )
Servleea for Palm Sunday
The Sunday school hour Is 9 4'.
An Interesting and helpful school
Thn ISpworth League chapter meets
at R:1S. A splendid hour for all
young peoplo.
Public worship at 11 a. nt. and S
p m. At thu morning hour Dr Itol
line preaches on tlio theme, ' The
Query of Palm Sunday. Who Is
This?" Special muslr by the vested
choir. Mr. Kdmeados will sing ' The
Palms" by Fan re.
At the evening hour the vested
choir will sing "The Crucifixion
Stalner. and Dr. U. A. Moore will
speak on "ifiastortlde In the Holv
Land." Dr. Moore has been a Ioik
lime resident In Palestine and his
address will be of great interest
Passion week will be observed with
two special services, Thursda even
tng, "Keeping the Feast," and Oood
Friday servleea from IS till 3 o'clock
The publU ia cordlaly Invited to all
the servleea of the chuuh.
PATENT MEDICIWE IS
WOE 0 THE SOUTH
XKW OHI.KAXS. April 1 1. I.uuh
lu und patent uiedieluee eic it.
rlared by speakers before the 8oui it
em Sociological congress tonight ,t
constituting two of the gravest men
aees to the social Ufa of the south
lr. W II. Weaiherford of Nashville
urged tu aevesit of chaagus in
rem t pmewdura ta alimiaata lyadi
lag b tasurtgg quirk legal punish
ment, especially In caaaa of attacks
by aagroaa on wfctta wtiatan.
l'ht ItaptM
"A Live Church With a Cordla'
Welcome."
30 a. in. Ulble school. K T Stew
art, aupertnteudeut. Wide awake
organ lied classed for all grade and
ages.
At 11 a. m. Dr. Allen Moore will
apeak Dr. Moore Is In charge ot the
Palestine Pageant of the Social Ser
vice expoeltlou to be held in the Nat
April 84-Stt. Dr. Moore has been a
missionary In Paleatiue for 17 yearn
and Is perhaps one of the moat care
ful students of the Hlble in this
country. He has had many thrilling
experiences In Africa, Kgypt, and the
lloh I. ami lie is the founder of two
11111.-I0IW in Uellu was kicilul tuts
Mkilim I'luot to the war In Morotro
ELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it. U5c at all drujjviists.
JOHN A. PERL?
UNDERTAKER
lvdy A.saUiant
W! H. Il.KTI.K1r
ptHiHtM tl. n ana t7-is
VbMiu1nmc JMvkc
Ooeaif j
Hint CflrtNMH Cliaesli
Car. Nlntft and OaaAala
The ehareta wltk a vital maaaage to
whleh wa Invlta you.
Morning aarylta, 10-16. Subject.
"Ood la lve." Special music and
ronslng song aarrtee by the reorgan
ised choir, morning and evening.
Svenlng service, 7. SO. A aubjact
of Interest to young nnd old. We are
anxious to enlarge th evening atten
dance. Will yon help ua?
Sunday school at t:i5 a. m. Wn
want all tho church members In the
Sunday school and all the Sunday
school In the church.
.Christian ISndeavor at 6:30. Visit
the young people.
Mid-week prayer meeting Thurs
day evening 7: SO.
Choir practice Wednesday evening
nnd Friday ovonlng for Maator pro
gram. Harry IS. Tucker, minister.
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I PRICES
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30x3',' 12.70 18.25 3.2S
32x3;, H.SO 17.40 3.S4)
32x4 19.A0 22.55 4A6
34x4 20.15 23.15 4.50
30 x 4 21 JO 24.75 4.70
35x4 M 27 :0 32.10 5.75
30x4S 25.25 32.50 8.90
37x4'i 30.00 34.50 8.00
37 x 5 33.00 37.85 6.05
Adjuitmaata on basli of 4E00 wilts
Prices Arc Subject to Ctitngc Without Notkc
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Whon La Qondns are only ICo.
Are On
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artists appearing ex
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Wonder plays; Metro
produetionsarc the
new c r, better
iiLOtion pictures
P
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Theatre
showing
METRO I
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come open accidentally
Y Hild K" STKRL Cabinets have AutomalJn
Lgtolies, which hold the drnwers closed until released
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Dr. Kicker 1 122'
(Iter TIm- May '. Jletlfisnl, Or.-gon.
Auto Service from Bugle Point
to iModford and Back
The undersigned will laava Frank
Lewis' confectionery every day ex
cept Sunday for Medford with bis
auto at 1 o'clock p. m., arriving at
2:00 p. m. Leave Naah Hotel, Med
ford, at 6:00 p. m., arrive Kagle
Point at 6:00 p. m. A part of tho
traffic Is solicited. S. H. HAKNISH,
Eagle Point. Oregon.
rT'7" " ' tfiwi
For County Clerk
Not
Wood row
Not
"Curly"
Not
E. M.
BUT
ffLiW Joe Wilson
i Bee Supplies
A COMPLETE LINE
Consisting of
BEE HIVES
DEE SECTIONS
BROOD FRAMES
SEPARATORS
EXCLUDING BOARDS
BEE BRUSHES
HIVE SCRAPERS
SECTION PRESSES
SMOKERS
WIRE IMBEDDERS
VEILS
BEE ESCAPES
QUEEN AND DRONE TRAP
FOUNDATION WAX
Get our prices before putting In your
supply.
MONARCH
Seed & Feed Co.
317 V.. Mam St.
Install "V and K" STI'.KL Cabi
net in your office. These otbinaU
have nituieuMi wnHy spplisnces,
iochuliag a uperkK tjpe of wall
routruttuxi sml the autemstk
IsU'h deMMUttmted sbos,
N'o matter what position tbesa
rsbiaeU sre bald ia, lbs drswar
won't cowe open .iceulanUUy. WiUi
soy other cabtueU yeu must take
great rare when rearrsnginic yotw
office, let a Usitt forward aaU
pitch the drawers eut on the Hoor,
swath iu the fnMW, sad Kattactbo
papers.
lfru when "V and F" STKEI.
Cabiucts fall to the fl.r-ir 'all
tcTcral lt.rios, a in tale of tire
tht drawer svu't couio 'kii, ik1
the double wU-auJ-il'tji i,jo-
ruction will resist the Asmes on
the same priuciple at flre-proof
safes, which are similarly budt.
Te epen, press down the ktch
sad gha the drawer a Kght im
ptdse outward, and, owh(f to (pecial
sttapeushMi slides, the drawer will
rota out freely, uo matter how
heavily loaded.
"Y snd K" raUseU are made by
Vawman & Krba Mfg. Co., of
Mochettcr, X. Y. pioneer in the
ledeitrr ial "kwder of the rorU"
in fiiirw dcfiee and ofiV'e jrtenii.
1'ully (tsadirditoi sad tcated by
ttuse. ,
Tho line includes rabinelt for
ccry purixve, offerod in freat
vuriety of uvi Slid tiuubdj. Let
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Medlorci Book Store
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WESTON'S
Camera Shop
I 208 East .Mam Street,
Medford
The Only Exclusive
Commercial Pliotoraphera
iu Southern Oregon
Xi'gaUvei Mnde anv time or
place by prtuimt
Phono 147J
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