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TJIIO MJSDtfORD MAIL TRIBUNH, M I3DFO.RO, ORKOON, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1909. WILL CORTELYOU 'GROWERS TOLD POSTAL SAVINGS AID J. P. MORGAN: OF POLLINATION BANK TO WAIT MB Professor O'Gara Addresses Hortl- Aldrlch Says Nothlnjj Will Be Done cultural Society on Matter of ( Until After Monetary Com Polllnatlon and Tree i mission Makes Its Drcedlnfl. Report. CD P. Asserted That Moruan Has Reached Understanding With Standard Oil and Will Work To (letlicr. NT, WYOHK, Dec -I.-Thal George II. Cortolyou will tin a factor in fin ancial interests controlled and allied with .1. I. Morgan, in Ilia general lie Jiof hero today. It in assorted that liu will leave his proonl position nt tilt; howl of tint Consolidated Gas ('(initially next spring-mid take charge of Ilia general direction of the Ktpiit' able I.I IV. When seen today Corlolyou rofus id In discuss tlio n'Kirt. Thu change, it in Haid, will ho oiui of tint result of Morgan's acquisition of TIioiiiiih F, llyiinV control of (ho Kqiiitalih. There in also strong Hii)iiort for tht) Ntory of a possible merger of the Kiinilahle, the New York Li IV and the .Mutual Life, a combine that would represent more than four bil lion dollars. It in believed that the Morgan in terests have reached an understand' Ihg with the Standard Oil interest and (lull liu- (wo plan to work in liar ,111011 v in control of thu fiuaucial af fair h of thu nation.' Tha ('niiiiiicrcinl club iooiiih wore filled 'with interested fruitgrowers at t lie meeting of thu Koguo Hiver Hor ticultural society .Saturday ufler- iiooii. Several niniinii numors wore ilttundcd to, including the report of WASHINGTON, I). C, Dec. 4.- That there will he no postal savings hank legislation until after the inon-, otnry committee has reported is tho word from Senator Aldrich today. The "stalwarts' in the i-eiiate are preparing to prevent the piiHsngo of the committee on the matter of o-'HU(., 1,(11 ,y ,IU ,,pCr M1M.. curing a periaaneiit meeting place Senator Aldiich expresses the be lli r the society adjoining thu pnwont lief Hint the postal hank proposition offices 'f IWwwir O'Unra. i"""1'1 b mrt "fl'"' "-al .y- ,. ., . . ... tciii, anil no would oppose allowing Prolcssor 0 darn addressed tny finl,IM.inl l.iHl.it..... to ho on meeting 011 the subject ol "Pollinn- m,l(:0 ii (,.r tiu commission lion and Plant llreudiittr." - jlH reported. The matter of cross-polliuntion 1h Senators CiimmiiiH and Ln Follctrc one of the most important problems f n. "wsiirgoiits" have notificl to ho solved by thu horticulturists or AJdrich that they will try to force the Koguo Itiver valley. t. ponttiln bank bill through this Varieties which arc sclf-oliiiatod winter. in Mime localities becomo sulf-stonlo Special Reductions in All Departments ASSOCIATED ALL NOT .OWNED BY SOUTHERN PACIFIC ih others. In the Koguo Itiver val ley the lliii'tlett is.nno of (ho bent producer and is also 0110 of tho bust pollinator of other varieties to gether with tho D'Anjnu and Boso 200.000 Trees Sold by Hoover. L. Y Hoover, agent for the Ynk ima Valley Nursery company of Wn-diingloii bus Mild 'JOO.OIIO trees to customers in the valley this son- SAN' FHAXClsen. Pal.. Dec I. Officials of the Associated Oil com The Cornice is a solf-sterili;r.cr and WMli n, ,jlt. ht.,IMM1 mu ,)VI,r ,.,.. renuirox e.ro.pjiiintioii to produeu Kr (. past week three inspectors a good crop. ( have been engaged going through the , An a matter of fad, the coiicIuk- .'(rocs, seeing that they arc free from ioliH arrived at from the nddros IiRonPo and of tho proper rpiality to were that tho best results would he , delivered under the Oregon law. arrived at by plnutiug pears, apples (,u far (he inspection Iiiih resulted iii or any other variety oT fruit in nothinir but cood for the teller ami MILLINERY The Different Kind. In order to make room for our now b'toek, which is now on tha road, ye arc going-Jo place on Mile nt remarkable reductions w li c n value is considered. i 1 Minis hi mi' .m-iiiu'ii vii iiiii-1 I. I. , .1 . . .1 . ... 4 : r 0 panv todav entered an unnunllrtod w,,n" b'00,4K, ,,,Hl ".. fiiNo the buver. The trees are pro dw.ia he report thai ll.eir or.,",,nv V1, ""', "m 1Vir".,,-v H,,,1,H ? I,c' '""(,l '.v experts to be as fine a Kan.ral.on bad 1 1 tak, vcr bv l! "K"lher. (ounce and Hart-ould be. They are well Brnwn, w'el the Suiithern I'acific rompnny. It was niinottticeil that the Associated iuleniU to remain in the fiidd and will continue to make routractK for thu delivcrv of oil in California and other Pacific Coast stuten. ROBBERS BEAT UP KEEPER OF STORE Three Masked Men Overpower Mer chant and Take $55 Away From Him. as ell licit pour planted close top-llior! rooted and praetioallv free from rife. 1 l.l .-!.... 1..... I.. .1 !. .1 ' wiiiiki Kite ouiuir resiuis wiaii 11 ine onse. (Jut of 101)0 trees inspected varieties were separated by any dis-, Wedncsdav morniiiL' two were thrown tanec. iih Die cross between thoso out hy the inspectors as lmviiifr two varieties is assumed to produce crown Kail something no Pacific1 the best results for the Cornice, which , const merchant is free from and is always a shy hearer, and when oven that number is unusual, prime brings the top price. j Thy inspection U made, not from . Professor O'Oara also discussed a suspicion that diseased trees arc the matter of tho cniss-pollination of beine; shipped by the Yakima Valley apples, and the statistics seemed to 'nursery, but because the laws of Or show that whom N'cwtowns aiid(euon require that all foreipi-Krown SpitzcnberKs were crossed with Jon-1 trees should he rigidly inspected, tree nthaiis, Arknusns ltlaeks and even by tree, and this is being done. Tho tho Hen Davis, that a moro vigorous buyer has really moro protection in growth and a belter color resulted, buying foreign than home-grown Tho natural cross for tho Newtown, trees under this system, as the Inw however, is tho Ortloy or Hcllflowor. is not so strict in regard to the lat- C. K, Whislcr reimrted upon tho tor. , meeting of the Fruit -Orowers' con-! Tho nursery represented hy Mr. gres at Spoknne, and spoke of tho Hoover guarantees its trees true to : iiecc-siiy ot a tail, ruprosontation at name and llic inspection guarantees ' 1 Hosiery Special Extraordinary .Monday only, any pair of Hose 111 the store, includ 11 g the famous "Onyx" br.u.d, for SWEATER COATS. 25 Per Cent Off. IK ALL THE LATEST COLORS AND NEWEST DESIGN'S, BOTH LONG AND SHORT KIND. SPECIAL FOR FEW DAYS ONLY. Merode FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN. .. AIJSO-Lt-TELY THE MOST COMFORTABLE AND DURABLE UNDER WEAR ' MADE TO DAY" SPECIAL DIS COUNT FOR FEW DAYS ONLY, 331-3 per cent Off HEADQUARTERS FOR INFANTS' WEAR. BRIGHTON NIGHTROBES At Cost. THE BIG, ROOMY KIND. LIKE THE HOME MADE KIND YOU USED TO GET WHEN Y'OU WERE HOME WITH MOTHER. SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS OF LADIES' NOVELTY GOODS AND THE BEST PLACE OF ALL TO PURCHASE XHAS PRESENTS FOR SISTER, MOTHER, WIFE OR SWEETHEART -THAT IS REALLY WORTH WHILE. SEATTLE, Wash., Doc. I. Dan the meeting of the national eyngross. tho iiunlity "v Lyppes, proprietor ot a miiiiII ot I mil -growers 111 Denver in Jaiiit storq at liitorbay, a suhuvb of lus nty. Colorado is tho only stato hold-1 ADVERTISED LETTER LIST, city, is today suffering from soYero ing out against the Pacific states in lacerations on the head inflicted by regard to ihe sire of the apple box,1 The following letters remain 1111- threo masked thugs who entered his souuht to bo increased in siro hy tho called for at the jxistoffii'o at Med- placc of liusine-s hist night, mid af- I.afien hill. The Pacitic coast dolo-lfurd, Or., Thursday, December 1: ' ter iiiiinercifully healing I11111, seem- gates will attuiunl to hceiire an I S. S. Abbott, A. C. Alters,- Mrs. 1 od more than $100 in money and es- ameiidiiioiit to the hill providing that Eva Allen. Mrs. Ruth' Barfield! A. imped. A fourth thug stood watch the hizo of an apple box shall corre- If. Horry (2), Edd Bowman, C.' m! outside. siond to that of the Winchester llowen. Mrs. N. Brooks, H. T. Cal- , When Lyppos was comiiiauded 10 hushol, whieh contains '21f2.IU cubic in, Thomas Cameron, E. R. Co throw 1111 his hiiudu ho turned and inches. Mr. Whislcr was appointed j.Vur Crisler, .1. J. Dalv, L. B. Harris,' made a dash for a rear rooili, where as delegate from the Rogue River so- Anna S. Hnrreluitli Tlm A he kept his revolver, but was tripped eiety an darrangcineiits am being jlneder. L. R. I Toxic, 'fob Hoffman, by one of the robbers. This was tho inado to scud others to attend. (Mrs. Clyde Hoffman, .Too Huttiier,' sikuiii 1 or 1110 iiiree 10 11111 upon nun, and ho was viciously beaten with KLAMATH AROUSED their revolver butts. BY LIQUOR CASES! Mrs. Lyppos entered the room and, was instantly knocked down and KLAMATH FALLS, Doc. The Brightest Light of the Age Just Out Everybody Amazed W m THE INDEX INCANDESCENT Note the Dial Plate which will enable you to regulate light with the great est case. hound hand and foot. Another wnui- Them is consternation among tho an, Mrs. Tollcfsou, attempted to gain bibiilously inclined and those who entrance to tho store from tho supply them with lhiior in defiance street, hut she mot tho sumo treat- of the oleal option law. ment given .Mrs. Lvppes. A man named Dick Larson was A 1111111 mimed Williams then stepp- caught dispensing drinks from n bot cd into (ho storeroom and iminedi- lie yesterday and when arrested in- ately became a prisoner of tho rob- formed tho sheriff that ho had ;;ot ners, who, alter making sure that the goods from Fred Pnquette, who their captives were all securely was also arrested. bound, rifled Lyppos' pockets, so- Justice Miller bound Larson over Mrs. P. Hull, Charles Albert Koch, H. A. Mondcnhnll, Mrs. D. E. MsGin nis. John Monro. F. E. Osboru, Irwin Parker, R. B. Picard, F. M. Seamaus, Ollio Shirley, Grnco Stevens, .lames Taylor Ajiuie Turpin, T. S. Wagner, O. D. Whitney, Mrs. C. G. Wilson. Parties calling for the above lot-1 tors will please say "advertised." A charge of 1 cent will he made upon delivery. A. M. WOODFORD, P. M. 1 1 I 01 1 lllllHII lM mm Kerosene Burner THE BRIGHTEST LIGHT THE WHITEST LIGHT THE STRONGEST LIGHT THE CHETPEST LIGHT THE CLEANEST LIGHT Six times brighter than electricity, gas or ordinary lamp. Burns common kerosene; simple, safe, no wick to burn and cannot explode; all brass burner, will fit any lamp; for homes, stores, schools, halls and churches. Cuts light ing bill in half, with five times the light (100 candlepower light, five horn's for one cent"). Try oiie and you will use no other light but the Index. INHERITS BIG FORTUNE AND THEN DISAPPEARS I. After OAKTiAVn. Cnl.. liu,. curing :I80 in cash, and took .ffifi in lo the grand jury and placed Pa- inhorititng a fortune of .f."7fi,0n0, E. "oih'.v n 1 the cash drawer. Turn- Miietto under .itfOO bonds to appear w. Lncev, former inmate of the Who- .i.g o .1 me i.gius, 1110 ronners lolt. Jor trial later in the week. ! soever Will Mission of this citv, and Wil iaius was the first to . froo !,,n,.0d in the hobo class by D. W. iroiu ins nouns ami notitioil Eratl Uritt nml .lolin V. .Miller ofiMcOarvie. district superintendent of me ponce n.y iciepuouc. iso arrests .lacKsonvillo went to i;aglo Point havu vet been made. Saturday. AUGUST D. SINGLER 1C8 WEST MAIN STREET. Agents Wanted. State Agent for Oregon. .HOTEL ARRIVALS. THE ROGUE RIVER LANB COMPANY The Nash A. C. Bochland, Port- NO. 11 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE Offers an especially good foothill orchard for it low price and. on good terms, in these days of advancing prices, it will pay to look into this. . it pays to dual with the "Man Who Knows. " When I the Koguo l?iver Land Company sold the Tronson & Guthrie orchard at JOagle Point to the prize, winning owners, four years ago, the salesman, W. M. TTolmes, assured the purchasers those Spitzonborgtrccs would produce the world's best apples, and subsequent evonts provo tho soundness of his judgment. By tho way: 1)id it ever occur lo you that most of tho men who have won out in the l?ogue River Valley, bought their win ning .orchards through the Rogue l?iver Lund Com pany? W, M. Holmes, Manager, is always tit your service for a good buy. that institution, has disappeared, ac cording to McOnrvie. , 1 The superintendent declared that 1 . 1 .i 1.!... 1 .... . 11 a unco miiihcii 1 1 1 iii uusi neons iroin the hour tor hour The letter and deeds. MofW-tn Whitney, Portland; F. Doronson, said, were forwarded to Laeey at tholSlul J- (!- Swetlaud, S. ,1. mission through tho British consul att1100 a M Williams, Portland; J. San Francisco. Tho consul denies -Montgomery, San 1-rancisco; O, that he over heard of Laeey. r ic Title & Trust conipanv of Mel- ll,m1'' - C- Cool;' Chicago; W. F. Mirno valued at W70.000 and a let- Hummol, Kngle Point; ,1. X. Call, K. r from Archbishop Parr of Mel-iSl A,illt,r' Norlh I'wrolinn: A. West, uriio. referring to the inlioritaneo. sll'in; P. Harrison. II. A. Clodfettor, P P.... r,;..,..,.y A .1 AI....I!.. T rvi! V t V fV'l IllVtlW f 4t V 4l(lt (111) McOarvio said that Attorney Breen A0l,?s5 ,,1K01' 1'ortlaudj of San Francisco wrote two letters to Laeey ordering him to call on him on important business. Broon admits to writing to Lneov, hut refused to commit himself ns to tho supposed fori unc. lie says ho has not soon Lucoy, hut ho wants to. GOVERNMENT WILL KEEP UP FIGHT ON ROAD WASHINGTON, D. 0., Doc. 4, Tho department of justice todav do- Thad S. Young, San Francisco; B C. Sheldon, Minneapolis, Tho M0010 ( O. Bochland, O. C. Cook, Chicago; Grants Pass football toain; J. F. Cooligan, K. G, Horsh, Portland; F. ,T. Shaffer, Talent; C. C. Cathoy, Miss Cole, San Francisco; F. Pooh, Gworin, N. D.j E. Sponcor and wife, S. L. Brown, J. II. Holmes, Portland; T. P. Dugnn, Seattlo.; A. Vu Coopor, L. K. Smith, Portland; L. R. Bryant, Dunsuiuir; F. B, IIol- singor, 10, F, Graham, Prospect; J. uiod a report that it would abandon ,s Lynch, San Frnncisoo; .Mrs. F. Union Pacific 1 1 ohuo and sou, Laglo Point; Jas. AN XMAS HINT. Don't let this Christnms go by without getting a Vic tor or an Edison Talking Machine for the home. We handle them. WHETSEL MUSIC CO. With Sherman, Clay & Co., 134 W. Main. tho suit against tho CD ca t!' CD cog' CD CD CD .Cf3 o pi CD c S3 O r cd P. CD p. o 4 JO & Og CD CD Xfl H O 3 3 PL 0 hi xn O P tr1 O p -b xn $ 2 I xn xn CD O P. erf, tr1 1 CD O railroad. I Lnwioss, Applegato.