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uimljc. ivJitrttmyi&M"mtl&''J4toi ! A" --n- PXGE TWO 3MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, IAY 7, 1911. ;.tas NO VIOL LAST CAR OF APPLES SOLD HI W 1 p Masler Fish Warden Clanlon Reports That Deputy Was Unable to Detect Irregularities at Mouth of Rogue River Files Monthly Report. Fruit Exchange Reports Disposal at Fancy Figures at Fort Worth, Texas New Members . Join the Organization. ' r f- I.." ON WEDDERBURN ''mi h " I I'm- If'' Bt L ? II i i I&vx'. iMvvWfc it '" O rv i i , I! , ! I t i 1 ( i ' V M i t T i SAIjKM. Or., May C Mnstor I'lah den Clunlon today HubmltUd lils report for April to tlio lioard of fish commit) elonorK. Uo ,tatcH: "Tlin confftriictlon of tho fiBliwny nt tlio Atncnt ilam on JtoKue river, which Avnt) iititlinrlzeii by Juuku Calkins ana mention of which wns innilo In my pro- vIouh report, Iihh ulnco boon completed, mid Deputy Warden Sundry, who had charRit of tho work, reports that the find now hnvo no difficulty In nur inountlhK the oliHtructlon through thin ladder as well iih throuKh tho ntnte'n flHhway on thu uppoxltc nldo of the river. - "I havo iiIho comtnlRRloncd A. K. Frye oh water bailiff for that h I ream to nld Deputy Warden Sandry In neehiB that no net finding 1h carried on In that stream. Water Jlalllff Kryo lert ClrantH Puhm for tho mouth of the river during the fore part of tho month, hut havo ho far been unable to detect any Irregu larities." ' Columbia Peaceful. Mr. Clanton ku)-h that, after talking with law-abldlntf cltlzenH IIvIiik nlotiK tho Columbia river and ItH tributaries, ho helleveH that Ichh vlulatlotiH of the cloHud HeuHon law occurred during tho paHt period juxt endliiK than for a num ber of yearn pant, and that many addi tional men were engaged to meet any emergency which might havo nrlncn when the Mate cloHed tho Willamette) and ClnckamuH rlverx from April 15 to May 1, but tint extra precaution wuh not necesnary, as tho fltmerinon held a meet ing on the morning of April 1G and do- elded, nlmoHt unanlmouHly, to nbldn by the additional closed ncaHon period. The hoard Ih nlo ailvlHed that the con ntructlon of tho Young'H river hatchery building on tho Clatnlcnnlu river will be 'completed within a few dayx, and a wo,ter supply for hatchory building and rotnlnlng pondK will bo secured Imme diately. In his report of hntchory oper ations, the warden states that on his recent trip to llouncvlllo ho saw the thriftiest lot of young fish ho has ever seen, and that operations nt tho central motion were being carried along with tho utmost success. Backs In Willamette. Inasmuch as It will bo necessary to secure salmon eggs for tho Youngs riv er hatchery, tho warden Is making ar rangements to rack tho Middle fork of thu Willamette river eight miles above Lowell, In l.une county, and racks wilt also bo Installed In tho Bantlam river, with a view of taking chluook salmon spawn during tho coming season. Tho report shows tho receipts for tho department for April to be $10,1)82, while tho disbursements totnl JG288. baron ik jaii. ron I33UINO DAS CHECKS rOHTLAND, Ore., Jluy C Much per turbed and showing unmistakable signs of a sleepless night spent In the city Jail, Huron Von Wonllwnrlli, formerly riding master at Kramer's riding aca demy, later social Hon and patron of ox elusive clubs and cafes, who claims to bo thu scion of a distinguished Oerman family of nobles, wns at loss today to explain why he hail been locked up on a charge of Issuing fictitious checks. The baron declared vehemently that the preceedlugs were absurd. Ho show ed evidences of perplexity becausn 110, 000 the first Installment of an estatu ho wild he Inherited In Cloriwuiy last autumn had not arrived and been tie posited In the Hibernian hank to make good a cnuplo of thousand dollars worth of checks which, It Is alleged he cashed wh . no money on deposit. "Huron" on Woellwarth was engag ed by Kramer nt Now York last Decem ber. The baron had beon a lloutonunt In tho German army and an a riding master was an expert. Ho understood horses and women," according to Kram er. Tho Northwestern Fruit Rxchango Is Rties the following market bulletin Un der date of May 3: Tho exchango reports sale of tho last car of apples of the season as follows:1 I'FU 8S17, from Dufu-. Or., April 2f. containing 20 different varieties art fol lews: Choice Wlnesaps Jl.fiO. choice Haiti win $1.40, good Grimes Uoldeu J1.G0, good Red Cheek 1'lpplns J1.C0, choice Northern Hpy 11.10, good Hellefleurs I1.C0, choice Wnlbrldgo Jl.CO, good Ithodo Island Greenings 11. SO, fancy Ho manltes $1.76, fancy Commerce I1.7G, fancy and choice louvers $1.76, choice Golden HussetH $1.10, cholco Hambo $1.40, good lilack Twigs J1.C0, good Hnaekelfords $1.60, good to choice New towns $1,76, choice Home Henuty $1.60, cholco I'eter $1,60, fancy and cholco Ben Davis $1.60, fancy Bonator $1,00. This car contained 146 boxes of apples Jum ble pack, and Is altogether u very In ferior car as to pnek nnd grade. Tho prices, therefore, are exceedingly high for such fruit. Sold to a buyer In Fort Worth, Tex. In Its bulletin No. 89 tho exchange an nounced tho names of 12 fruitgrowers' associations which had become members for thu ensuing season of 1911. Hlnce that time six other associations have Joined tho oxchnnge as follews: Hoguo Itlver Fruit und Produce asso ciation, Mcdford, Or. I'ngeno Fruitgrowers association, Eu gene, Or. IaC!rnntlo Fruit association, Lndrande, Or. Imblcr Frultmen's association, linbler, Or. Iltiht Fruitgrowers' association, lluhl, Idaho. And ono other very largo association, whose tianje will ho announced luter . Applications havo beon received front several other associations, nnd tho ex chango expects to nnnouncn Important accessions to the membership within the next few days. At thu present tlmo ap proximately 1(100 cars are controlled by tho associations 'which havo Joined the exchange, nnd it Is expected that tho ex chango will handle this year botwccit 2000 and 3000 carloads. Tot Bale Al bargain, account Illness, nix shares of Olen Itoguo Orchard company. Write ANDHI3W KMASON, 40 Wakefield, Neb, . ADVERTISED LETTERS, The following list of letters remain uncalled for at the postoffluo at Mcd ford, Or., May 3, 1011: KliiHidl. W C Knob, Karl Knox, D I-HiirwU, Orchard I.uls Groceries Co. I.oouoy, I ttil lilt It Mathuws, Hmiil 11 MaMuhon. Mis Hlln Mlllsap. O W Murray, A II Not hoe, Charles I'ullK. Ouo W llolfe. Tin Aldus Hi Kelrsey Brown, Lawrence Blghuiu, Mary H Carr, Thomas Callahan, Howard Colon, (loiiHt Cowslll, Vincent Cooper, Friul II Crawford, Wlllurd Dnleaok, A C DoCork, J F Kdsull, Tom Flaulgau, Thomas Fox, Mrs O M Franols, I'eter Frudetiuk. It It Funok, Walter II Ollbnit, Miss Dolly allium, Mrs A IS I lull, Hlta Hamlin, ltd HalMimb, Ceo Hiuiley. M II Hoffman, M Huffman, Mike Hopkins, Mrs J F Humphrey, Connie Jackson. T 8 Junes, Win Jones, Hadln I'artlus colling "CHICK FEED 99 'i :: 'i :: ' :: 'i 'i 'i : :: :: :: :: i: :: ''.' lUtHley, O M Hodgors, t.'lmrlle Boss. Charlie U Hyiiu, John O Ksgar. 1 V Biuiunburg. Wll- ,11am II (X) 8j Org Meroantlle Agnuy Smith. A C Sparushnl. Mrs CA Htowart. 1. W Vollmer, Frank K Wiirren. J U WlNtt, lipo I'rop Woods Hotel Wniinar. Curl for the above will pltano say "advertlsod" A charge of ono cunt will be matin upon delivery. A. M. WOODFOHD. 1.M. IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS. Dou't Mistake the Cattie of Your Trou blesA Medfora Cltlien Shows How to Cure Them. Many 1'eoplo Never suspect their kidneys. If suffering from a lame, weak or nohlng back they think that it In only u muscular weakness; when ur inary trouble sets In they think it will noon correct Itself. And so )t Is with all the tilbfr symptoms of kidney disorder That Is Just where the danger lies Yu must oure these troubles or they may lead to dropsy or Hrlght's disease The best remedy to use Is Dmii'u IChlnev Pills. It cures al Ills whlah ure crnieed by weak or dlseusetl kldenys. Mtnlfortl pcoplo testify to permunent cures. O. M. Jones, 1404 North Central v tlile, Mcdford, Or. says: "1 found Doan's Kidney 1'llln especially ndspted to my case. My back was very stiff and pain ful nnd I had other annoying symtnms of kidney trouble jxmn's Kidney rills, procured at Haskins' drug slure. brought, relief nnd since taking them my health Iuih been mueh better. This ex cellent remedy has earned my endorse ment," For lo ly nil dealers. Price SO cent. Fpater'MJIburii Co.. Buffalo, New York, nolo agents for the I'mted Ktntos HejnemlH.T tho iiumt Doans und take no other. Arc you raising chick ens? If so you want a hatch of our famous "Chick Feed" for the sinnll chicks. This is the finest feed known to chicken raisers every where and you can't; go wrnog by using this "brand. Call and get sup plied at once and be suro )f raising the finest ;'JYys" and "Yellow Legs" in the valley. "Remember : DHASEtSs SANBORN'S COFFEE BLUE RIBBON FLOUR GOLD MEDAL BUTTER Warner, Wortman Gore Grocery Phono 286 Market Phone 281 Home Phone 281 i II All i 1 AaW'lV ': III all - 1 HY 'Y' ! 'I 'I :: 'i I 'I 'I A Backward Season Sale Owing to the backward season and our de sire to farther introduce ourselves and our method of doing business, always keeping the stock moving to be in a position to show the new things as they are brought out, we are making some big reductions on seasonable merchandise. "STYLE-CRAFT" and other -vyell tailored Suits at a reduction of 1-4, 1-3 and M Tailored Suits that are reduced one-half are the slightly longer jackets, which man' wom on prefer, but the tailoring and material is of the best. Suits that have regularly sold at $15.00 and .$47.50 are selling at $29.50 Suits that arc good values at $35.00 are pric ed at $17.50 A few Suits that were regularly priced at $20.00 are jipw marked $10.00 Others are reduced. $20.00 Tailored Suits Now $15.00 $18.75 $26.25 $33.75 $25.00 $35.00 $45.00 M 11 M M Long Coats at a Saving in Price Style Craft Coats in serges, fancy mixtures, coverts, etc., really utility garments that no woman can well bo -without in this climate, something to protect you of cool evenings over the light dresses. .00 $30.00 $27.50 $25.00 $20.00 $15.00 Long Coats ii M 1 $26.25 $22.50 $21.00 $18.75 $15.00 ;$12.50 Childrens' Jackets Special $5.00 OhildriMi'K mid missos' Jackets, box stylos, in slit'iilit'i'd plnltlK, coverts, mixtures and bluo serges; regular values to $9.50; Very Special $5.00 ' FRENCH PLUMES AT SPECIAL PRICES MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ' 4 ' X Uty, IYE CALLED To TAlKirf WELL! YOltfEOOT YOUR. ")p5UM NO. 1 - BUT NOT J TO YOU ABOUT THE HER.VE TOCAaMEAWAY TOR LITTLE HAROLD! NNAd-3 AD-AMTAQES Of ELECTRIC I TROM MY WASHING. I CXWT ITS ME FOR. THE I yVANA V LIGHT X WANT ELECTRIC LIGHTS. WASHTUB DEPARTM0T!y vv -N M v---TGoc'btr S --r- -y Oi fffffn I'll ' ii, (ALL YOU DO IS PUT THE CLOTHES S ? I CAN SAVE YOU ALL - W J INTO THE WA5HER., PRESS THE BOTTOM 3THAT LABOR AND DRUDOERY I fT) ' AND ELCCTRICITY P0E5 THE REST. A 3 BY A 5IMPLE APPLICATION) 2 K j . - ! rtfiM OP ELECTRICITY. WANT J J IrTT-i . J&! V sSCl-Jv vLlmrW iwT ' i (OH, JOHN, I'M GLAD YOU'VE COME! V "ZTKZ )WEMU5T HAVE ELECTRIC LIGHTS PUT) Ul a fJh, IN RIGHT AWAY-AND AN ELfCTRIC W S WVli (E hWSHER. IT SAVES AiL7HF W0RKW$2 H H & 0 Jl&m EFLEATRIC CHAFmCiSlSH ELECTRIC Rogue River Electric Co Medford Concrete Construction Co. Manuf act urers of GLAZED CEMENT SEWER PIPE CRUSHED KOCK SCREENED GRAVEL Delivered to any part of! city. Office: Fruitgrowers' Unnk Hldg. WASHED Phono M. 052. SAND Plant North Riverside Phone M. 6091 C. J. SEMON, Mgr. for Concrete for Ilrlck Work for Plastering Draperies AVe carry a very complete lino of draperies, laco curtains, fixtures etc.. nml do all clus.scs of upholstering. A speclnl man to look after this work uxcluulvely ami will glvo as Reed service as Is possible to got In oven tint largest cities. WccRs & McGowan Co WE SELL DIRECT TO CONSUMER 16 INCH WOOD Oak, $8.00; Fir, $7.00; Pine, $6.00. 3 Tier to Cord. Will Begin to Ship May 15. Phone us at 13utto Palls. BUTTE PALLS LUMBER CO. TOMATO PLANTS The best ever seen in Med ford, all in 4-inch pots. You will gain 4 to G weeks by planting these instead of planting the old way. J. T. BROADLEY BUILDING .vVUllii,. rVM "rniWv SPECIALTIES COMPANY .'! NOUTII IUKTLETT ST. A full lino of Mixed Paints, Leads, Oils nnd Varnishes. Complete stock of Caupts' Crnosoto Shingle Stains, Wood Tints, Dry Paints and Kalso mlnes. Call at tho Sign of tho Sun and get our prices. Hit XOHTII HAUTLKTT ST. 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