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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1910)
mmMMMMNA "jV , it rw ." Al HI )FOR DM ALL TRLBUiN fe, MKI) POTTO, ORISON, SUNDAY, im'MOMlJEH IS; WW. V. 5 !'! NORTH IS CLEANING HOUSE ow E IS Shipmcnls Practically Over for Sea sonMixed Cars Bring Fair Prices Need of Ornanization of Growers Everywhere Apparent. I ACT TOGETHER In Order to Insure Greatest Returns Careless Shipping Must Be Elim inatedUnited Action is Abso lutely Necessary. Tin1 need ol' tlidioiili, biMiii"--liko organization of the growers u cr.vwht'iv is illustrated again nn again in tlio very hail bliapo in which honii! oi' llu; business is olfe-icd tt us for sale. Frequently grower- n gh'ct to ehoek tlivir s?sic, ami have a oryv faint idea of wlntt the e.n actually contains. This places ns in an extremely difticnll position iu lellieiitlv to alnu the J'rnit, or ne cnratelv to describe it to the absent buyer. It goes without .-nying that uncertainty on the bnvei'.s nart ol' ions mid he very uuluriillv wants lo discount the (nice in order to pro wlutt he is getting makes bun Mi-pie-lect hint from loss. Neglei't on tin growoiV jart, tlierefore, in carry ing out, his part ol the work-, not only increase, the difficulties of li'-i sales, agents tenfold, but inevitably' results in loss to himself. In the i sales which we have above reported . wo have succeeded in getting full m due to t( The Northweselm Fruit K.xehan.ue issues the follewing: under date ot I'orllaiul, Or., Dec. II: The noithwest is "cleaning house." Shipments from all districts me p.'aeticall.y over. tlieie are a few scatterini: cars coming fonvnid, and the market is lairly active, but the demand lefers to cars which are available for piiek delivery in lime Jor the holiday demand. Wc report the following sales, a;l if which have been made sim... ,, last repeit: flT j: nun c ,.. i ,. ...,,.,., iimn iiiiSMlllCUC, 1e- cember '2 Hxtra fancy and fauin Delaware Red-, .fu;,; fMn,.y im1 UJw., Ira lancy (Icnitons l.'J.l; ,o.tra fan-' cv .vnssotij-j nppms ,iu.;io, t'nuc 1.13, choice !)()c; extra fancy and fancy Illnek I'.eiis 1 .10. choice i)0c, extra fancy Warners .-fl.HO, fancy 1.1."); fancy and extra fancv lieu D.nis .$1: e.lra k,.v Vt-llow N'.uwi ffiti iiu h1 it ... i .... i i j ... . . ..-......,...,, uAiui muc. aim uiuc.v ,.,,. i., ...i..., i,i i.;0 : lii.il ('Ik. ..I- Pi. ,..:., i-i 'in. . r . inaiueL Milne, hut tins i iii'a i neeiv l ippnis, .ll(); extra fan- ' cy and fancy Htiv-uts, $1.1,"): extra ' .lancy ami lancy Rhode. Island Ireeniug.-, $1.(1.-); extra fancy Chinos, .-: extra lancy Fnniciise. $1.2."), tra fancy White Winter l'earmain- J.. '10: extra fancy and fancy Winc :ips, $l.(!,"i: extra fanev Rome Mcau- es $1.-10, fancv $1. '.",; fancy Xoue- cb, $1.1."i; extra fancy Muck ivwk" .1.H), fancy $1.:(0: e.tiv fancv Orlleys. $!.(!.'): exlrn I'nncv id fancy Slavmaiis, $1.); ,..lr.i nicy Arkansas MlacLs, $1.."0: ex'va, ncy and fancy Maldwiiis, $l.i,f unknown, $1.1.-). This car contains 1 known and one imknnw varietv . ic most mixed car of the entire sen' Son, and was sold at a very full ice to a buyer in Wnsdiinglrtn, I"). I' Cliy "IS.18I. from Casbuierc, De-, mber 1 Kxtra' fancy and fanc 'bile Winter I'cnrmuin-, ;$l.Jmj lioice l'eaimaii, SOu; extra 'lancv ellou Newtown Pippin.-. '$!..").,. hoice $1.0.-). all f. o. b. ('nsbiiicn. o a buyer in Ohio. the possibility of holding a mining congress In the city of Ashland dur ing the .nionth of January is being' fact that (he market is stronger, and ' BALAKLALA SMELTER the buyers are therefore willing lo i CLOSED BY FARMERS take more ol a chance liiatt they; - would ordinarily. . ' ' I TOUA.M, f'al., Dec. 17." The Hal i- MINING CONGRESS WILL I klnla Copper compau.v's smeller .11 MEET AT ASHLAWDjIhis place has shut down in confor- I juit v vilh tlio fanners' desiics, an I'liroimh the eflortsMfO. h. YouaII'Vt'ssyu nauuuav m Aiuierson al inceiiii!.' oi inn niuista (.ouuty armers' I'rntcetivc nssoeintioh. Giuierat .Maunder K. T. White had made and at a recent meeting of then conference in Kcddiuu with Ihe ex- I Commercial club rustees the follow-) eeutive ooniiiitleci of the association. iu committee, was appointed to take! General .vlauiiKer White made charge of the arrangements: retiuesl, .s Ihe company omjht lo O. ii. Younj:, chairnian: Uei;maii have furlhor time- (o demonstrate the .Mattern. C. W. Evans-, ,1. V. MeiUle, I superiority of tvyo different kinds o.' I'. IC. Anderson, G. L. Dhvis, 10. C jeleclrodes; (hut ii be allowed to con Morse. T. W. Hill, C. H. Watson, Kd linne its experiments until December K Hughes, George X. Andeivon, I).'J1.' The committee iu reply aid that M. Grant, K. T. Staples, F. O. Me-lit did not have Ihe power to grant Williams. ('. II. Gillette, J. J. Cam- the request, that all it could do hers. Tidings. ' would be to refer it to the associa- ' lion, which would not grant it, in Wnnl-ndvertisq if you have some view of the action taken Saturday. thing in which an investor should invest. liasklns for Health. WESTERN UNION INVOLVED CANADIAN FARMERS ASK IN BUCKET SHOP RAID! FREE TRADE WITH AMERICA CHICAGO, III., Dec. 17. The Western Knion Tulcgrnph company may become involved in the raid that resulted iu a seoro of alleged "buoket shops" being shut up, ac cording to a statement of I'nitotl States Secret Superintendent D. i Woudv here today. Woody admitted that he is a present eonsideiing procecdum against the telegraph company-, but what its connection with the Capital liivcslment company and otliei places raided is he did not say. It is believed the matter will 'be pre seated to the grand jury net week Ixhul Lady My poor man, vvlint would you do with the money If t gave yon a penny? Tired llnbo-.Mndniu. I'd huy a picture postcard an' write .vera note o' tlinpl.x. - Cleveland Lead UnskhiH for health. i0ii'i)i''i.n:jriirtjrtrtilixj)iil A PRACTICAL PLAYTHING ill Hasklns for health. Why I Advertise I hellevo that seven-tenths of all headaches havo their origin Iu strained vision. I also know that correctly fitted glasses will entirely rellovp tho cause. Scarcely a dny passes hut I re lievo some sufferer through my knowledge or making and fit ting glasses. I am anxious that all sufferers should know there is a remedy so simple. This Is one reason why I advertise. DR. RICKERT Over Kcntner's, Mcdford. f ; : : ; : : : : ; Vi)v salo by iredi'orcl TinpltMiioniOo., 22-3(i North IJiti'tlott St. Dealers in till kinds ol' vohiclos and t'arni It .IJai'tlott St. Dealers in till kinds ol' vehicles and farm implements, spray outfits, etc. Your patronage- solicited. OTTAWA. Out., Dec. 17- Ducking up a popular dumnnd for free trade wllh tho United States by their pich unee, hundreds of Canadian fanners crowded into the house of commons loday. Tlio occaslolt was tho hearing f .tho demand for reciprocity on'many articles of common exchange botvvoon Canada and tho UnltoJ States and a second petition for a regulation cs- STEVE BRODIE'S DAUGHTER wants a bfvoncE Sl'LVTTJiK, Wiisli., Dec. 17.- Helen Urodie llayden, daughter of Slgve llrddie of New York, tho uiiiu vvhii "look a clmnee" and was first lu jump from lle lhvoklyn bridge tjilo (he Kast river lu Now York iu Hni'el,v, is seeking" a divorce here. She alleges that when du vis married here three years ago felio was given $10,000 by hqr father, am tahlluhlng absolute froo trade on all j that her husband, Walter 15. ffnyden, artloJes between Canada' nud I-JiiglamU has dinsipatcd it, refusing to go to within tho next ten years. J work for more limit yeilr'aftdr their 1 ' marriage. Two children have beqif Iluskins for health. born. f Iff I fll Mi- Miii'i.limil ' t Pcisonally, you may not like Ihe publisher, the edilor, (he priuler, the adman or the printer's devil, but when you can talk to 12,000 people by """ advertising in the Bedford Mail Tribune, from a business standpoint- , DON'T YOU VKKU THAT YOU WOl'liD HK DOING A, WISH ACT 11Y USING A " KKASONAIILK AMOUNT Ob' " Sl'ACK.? li -fl--f fi !4 SECOND TERM of the iMcdl'nrd Conservaloiy for MUSIC AND LANGUAGES Will llegin on JAN. 3, 1911 G. TAIMiAXDinit, Director. A iniuloading ndveitisomcnl would be almost as disastrous to a store a a fire with no insurance. BOOKS RooKwoodandTeco ...Pottery... PRICES ALWAYS CON SISTENT WITH QUALITY. MEDFORD ..Book Store.. "Sonkist" jiMlMMMMltflJfMMMMMMMJgi Land For Sale Fertile 1'rnit and alfalfa land in small and large tracts. Cleared and uncleared. Terms and price reasonable. Address Box 16; Tolo, Oregon nw Av JV 'W AM d& JfA uranges aIsLM Health C3r5Kl m . zti :j rf.. r . jr j ' i (imkiwfii ' SBW1)' WM&viawjmm&eiw m . v n SRfflpi 7 1 Tm&WgmnWI V Ci IL Oranges for 'Christma unkistw s Santa Clans Has Just Arrived, Bringing Millions of California's Finest Oranges the "SUNKIST9 Kind. On Sale All Week at Yvur Dealer's! Oranges for breakfast! Oranges for hifich! Being thin-skinned, fibrcless and seedless, ranges between meals! Oranges served whole they are nearly all "meat" and no waste, id in halves I Oranges in desserts and salads! You waste money wh.cn you huy any other ranges in every conceivable form. kind of oranges. That is the program for Christmas and the Buy a box of "Sunftist" oranges and your holidays. The people of this city and vicinity fruit dealer will make you a special price. re to be given an orange treat such as they have You will find no trouble in keeping them as ever had before. long as you want to, because "Sunkists" For millions of delicious, fresn, tree-ripened, rcach you in excellcnt condition. hand-picked oranges, direct from California's fruit farms, ha,ve arrived. They will be on sale Monday morning. Your fruit dealer will supply you at a very reasonable price. The Perfect Orange "Sunkist" Lemons, Too! The better grade of lemons arc now packed in "Sunkist" wrappers. By calling for "Sunkist" lemons, you avoid ' the kind that are thick- skinned, pithy and insipid. "Sun kist" lemons contain 50 per cent more juice than any pther lpnions.. "Sunkist" is not a species, size or variety of orange if is a certain grade or qualit), the choicest, of each of 5,000 California Orange Farmers, who produce 60 of the state s entire crop. 1 ncy pack all their per fect oranges under the one name, "Sunkist," and ship them by special fast freight. It is a tree-ripened orange. Every "Sun kist" orange is firm, solid and sound. It is picked by a gloved, hand. Np orange that falls to the ground or becomes bruised or damaged in any other way, ever bears the "Sunkist" name. -JV-S'v. .&& You Save Money by Getting "Sunkists" h addition to. being the finest llavqred p.f all oranges, "Sunkist" are also the most economical you tan buy. The California Fruit Grpwer Exchange, 34 ciark street, Chicago, Most Healthful Fruit Known Physicians now claim that the orange is the most healthful of nil fruits. Ilence, it is u food that can be eaten liberally and ns often as desired. It is much more appetizing and healthful for children, men and women than candy, pastry and oilier too-rich foodts. Medical authorities state that to counteract the meats and oilier heavy fof ds we eat, one should eat oranges liberally. It is a universally known fact that orange juice is nn excellent food for the brain cells and a tonic for run-do'vn nerves. No better laxative than sound, ripe oranges can be found. Save Your "Sunkist" Wrappers IJy saving your "Sunkiu" orange and lemon wrapper. n can easily secure a full set of genuine Roger on.ngu spoons, desnert spoons and fruit knives. The patterns shown are new 1911 styles, dasigned exclusively for u$. They are as atti active and tjh-h as money can buy. All arc Rogers qual ity, sjaudard A-Xo. 1 plate und are fully guaranteed by the maker. No advertising appears on any of our premiums. Read on the right the description of these valuable premiums and how to get them. Rogers Orange Spoon Free The picture sIiowh pur tn'v lOU iU-.ign, "Sun! t' Or ange Spoon, in tuul su liflng n gtMiuiiK- Rog ers product nml of the l.itfst MvU- '11. Is spoon will I io sent oii, charg es, p.' iking, cU , piepi.nl, on ru opt of 12 "Sunkist wrnppirs nnd 12c I'm each adult ion al spoons, nil 1 ".StiiiM.t" wrappei ami 12tcuN . Notice! A 11 str m i i SUNKIST" Premiums I fvy IftA'fl " f-ivt JcsE n NSt I! Mwifpft 1 f P h$ Tins Fruit Tl KMJ7 Knife Free i!!lf 11(1 II our inn i; U "SnnUiufPnilt i. lyjoi .. ...ii Valuable Dessert Spoon Free The picture nliowsourticw l'tll ikitlgn, Dossert Jipuuii, actual size. It 1 of the sumo excellent quality nnd liuantilul do sign as the orange spoon, hut being larger and heavier i more valuable. Sent to pm on re" cuipt of 21 "Sun Kit" wrap nor s mid '.'Oeailditional lfor each addition al deiHc-rt spoon Ktnd 21 "Sunkist" wrappers a n d 20 cents. On i 'I re- mittall iMHp to 2 k iiltaso pi.d one rent s t a m t ' . on amount', above 21c, send pout orllce money order, xj.resrt mooev onler or hank draft, Do not tend caih. Make your money order or dr.ti p.uiible to The Cnlifornui Fruit Grower.' Ixdiange, and uddren your let ters to The California Fruit Growers' Kx chanjif, il Clark Street, Chicago, III, Voiuauseciirelhesepreinliiaiiiwith"Stm klst" orange wiapnern, "Sunkist" lftiuia wnppirs, "Rod Hall" orango wrappers, or "Red Hall" lutnon wrappers. If you will rual e it u point to buv onlv "Kuuklst" and "Kd1 1' ilP'orunjiisiuid lemxiis, you will not onU ;;tt tin tmest fruit-, tli it crow, eco t,,i .l'; pi iced, but ou will fcoou hw enouw;U wrappers to securo a complete set of the b,eauw(ul spoons and ktuvea here shown, 1 )$k Jii llvjr'.'wSC III Fruit Free inn st'Frult Knife is shown liere.acttmlsize. It is in a do of npei in I tern pertdsteollienv llysiUcr-plateil. Fullv Riiarnn teed by manu facturer. Sent to von on receipt of 2t "Sunkist" wi uppers nnd 20. For each additional knlfo send 24 "Sun kist" wrappers and 20 cents. m HO .1 nU (H a 1 V T W r - rf iw-rtiiiaiM iirii'