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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1934.
ASHLAND, Juns 14. (Spl) Chsrle
W. Logan, pioneer of southern Ore
gon was claimed by de&th at his homo
in Monterey, California, Tuesday.
June 13, 1934, following an Illness of
two days. Mr. Logan is the father of
Mrs. Amos 0. Nlnlnger and Mr,
Blanche O'Neal of this city.
So colorful is the early history of
Charles Logan that a book "The Trail
of the Little Waion,M was -written and
copyrighted In 1928, by Alice McGow
an of Carmcl, California. The author
Is a cousin of Mr. Morgan. The book
concerns the adventures of Mr. Logan
when at the age of IS years he and
another boy built a wagon and crow
ed the plains to Oregon from Iowa.
Their experiences In meeting Buffalo
Bill and Brigharn Young are interest
ing episodes In the book.
Mr. Logan arrived In Ashland about
1680, and operated a photograph gal
lery on the spot where the Ashland
Dally Tidings la now published, for a
number of years. In Ashland he m.
and married Hattle Reeser, daughter
of B. F. Reeser, Oregon pioneer. Mrs.
Logan later passed away.
He left Ashland 30 years ago, lo
cating In Oakland, California, where
he operated a photographic studio for
a number of years. His marriage to
Emma Bramer, daughter of a pioneer
Oakland family, occurred 80 years
ago, and during the past 30 years
Mr. and Mrs, Logan have made their
home )n Monterey.
Mr. Logan leaves to mourn his
death his widow, Mrs. Emma Logan,
two daughters, Mrs, A. O. Nlnlnger
and Mrs. Blanche O'Neal of Ashland,
son, Charles O. Logan of Yreka,
California, and three grandchildren,
Billy Hulen, Mrs. WllUam Brlggs and
Logan Nlnlnger, all of Ashland.
Members of the family plan to
leave for Oakland where funeral serv
ices are to be held Saturday, June 10.
CELEBRATE 4TH IN
AT
ASHLAND, June 14. (Spl.) An
estimated 4000 members of the Oregon
state grange, with the majority com
ing from Jackson county and the
Applegate country, will make Ashland
and Llthla park their headquarters
for a Fourth of July celebration.
All of the grange members In the
county have been Invited by the
Chamber of Commerce, and plans are
being made for an extensive program
- of celebration.
It Is expected that Joe Dunne, Re
publican candidate for governor, will
be present, and will deliver the speech
of the day. Important grange of-
' ficials from California have been In
vited, and Edwin Taylor, master of
the ApplegaU grange, will talk.
There will be a plonlo In the park,
food concessions, old-time and modem
dancing, and other diversions. A
children's track meet will be arranged.
The visiting grangers will be enter
tained at Twin Plunges by some sort
of athletic program, and It Is possible
that there will be a bathing beauty
contest,
Spider mites have made their ap
pearance In pear trees during the
past few days and general leaf Injury
has been observed In several different
orchards. Growers are advised by
L. P. Wilcox, county agent, and L. G.
Centner of the southern Oregon Ex
periment station, to be on the wntch
from now on and when trees first
show signs of leaf damage to apply
control measures Immediately,
The mites work on the under sides
of the leaves, causing loaves to turn
brown and black and later to fall orr.
Such defoliation Is harmful not only
to the fruit now present, but also
tlm formation of fruit buds repre
senting next year's crop. The D'AnJou
and Base varieties will probably show
injured leaves first, bo watch these
trees closely from now on.
Recommended control Is aa follows;
On pears use medium summer oil
emulsion at the rate of gallons
to the 100 gallons of water. On apples
use Mi gallons of light summer oil
emulsion to the 100 gallons of water.
Successful control depends great
deal upon the application. Spray thor
oughly the undersides of all leaves,
espectnlly those In toward the center
of the tree.
Fall From Tree Fatal.
CENTRAL! A, Wash., June 14. (AP)
Falling 15 feet from a tree Into a
barbed wire fence while picking cheN
rles, Mrs, Roy Campbell, 65, was
fatally injured.
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