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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1911)
i . MF,DFQRD AfAfli T1UBUN10, MIODFOIU), (HHmON, TlimtHDAY, NOVIOMBIM 10. 1011. "PA.QB TTTRFiE DUNLAP WfiTES OF CALIFOi Sim DIcijo Is Very Prosperous at the Present Thrm Citizens There Arc Boosters for Climnlo and Hnrhnr mind They Hnvo Doth, HAN IIIIKIO, (!l Nov. II, 1011. To iho Killinr. IIiivIiik pmitiliul iiovtuitl iii'oplti hi (ho Hokiiu rlviir vii Hoy lo wrllo thuiii I Imvo roiiuluik'il In wrllo you a lottnr mill thin will Imvo lo iiimwur Tor nil. On Iho trip wo ilht nol kuo much to Inturimt iih Illilll wo jmnnml Hncriiiiioiitii. Thi'li (Hi ovcry hiiiiil woro ;ruwn ami wliimltm for inllmt; wiikoii IoiiiIh ami I'vmi mrloiiclH woro hIuiuIIiik iiIoiik hltln tliu triii'kN ri'iuly to ho tnkoii to iitiirliot, inoiilly (o Iho wluorluM. Kv ory oiio filled up on Krupim, all you hud to tlo wiih to Ktt off lit tho Htll thin ami titoal hoih aniiH full, no a lino to tuko Krupim In California. Wtll, uflor mipjiur unit a iiIkIiI'h Hlmip wo nwoko at I.oh AiikoIiih, whoro wo uiilimilml for a ihiy'K rent anil fHil ami rt'i'toutloii. lloro wo had to Htaml In lino hororo iiettliiK Into tho iIIiiIuk room ami thou tho room wiih pai'koil. U wiih iiothhiK llko Talent whoro you ma your iiiuiiIh without nrowilliiK or hiinto. Wo niut M. 1.. I'ollctt, formorly or Talent, who him Junt Hold a part or hln Moxlenu Innili ami Ih tnkliiK II fo Miny. Thuii In four liourn travol hy train wo arrived In Kan Dh'Ko. Wo found tho hay full of war vim Mh; tho town full of vallnra ami tho t'ltUoim full of outhiinlnHiu. Wo wont aboard tho California. Thcro nro 000 rmlloni ahoard IIiIh vchki-I, ami about 10.000 all told In tho harbor. Tho navy pooplo had a pay day and probably upon I a hundred Ihotmam! ilollurn In a rouplo of dayii. Vou ran uudnrMiiiid why tho Kan lltt;in lllco to Imvo L'nrlo Smit'it liluecoaU horo. Tho Han DIomtiiH claim thin U ho tho Kroulvnt harbor on onrlli. Your ItoKiio rlvur valloy pooplo may lionnt of tliolr apploH, pKiira ami rllmato, hut you hIioiiIiI hear thono pooplo talk clluiato and harbor. Thoy Imvo tho KoodH. All of (ho war vomkoIh koI IiihIiIo of tho harbor, thoy woro blow Iiik horun and flrcil n miluto at nun- rhto, and kept up a iioIho of Home kind iwint of tho tlmu whllo thoy woro hero. Thuro Ih hardly any va c-nut tiotmcB horo. if thoy k'oop cym. Iiik Roinobody will Imvo to Mvu In (oii(h, Thuro nro doxenn of kiiiiiII buiiKaloWH koIiik up nil nvor (ho city and thoy aro uminlly Hold boforo thoy aro MuIhIiimI. Of con run hoiiio nro i' routed. A flvo-rooni boimo rontn for $20 to I'Jfi por mouth. TIiIh city In fllllnit up with tourldtx for wlutor and of rourno a Kroal many will ro main horo. I wont out (o tho fair KrotimlK and looked thorn nvor. I'our toon humlrod ncroK hnvo boon do natod by tho city for park purjKmon Tho work or piirkliiK It Ih a Imp. uudorlakluK, Probably 1C0 luon arc at work Rotting tho park roady for tho I!) IS oxpoHltlou. A dam Ih he liii: coiiHtructod ucrnmi tho lowor cud of a iloop, broad canyon. TIiIh reHor volr will bo iihoiI for flnh ami water fowl of all dOMcrlptlou. Around tho IiIIIhIiIo Hplcmlld drlvwayH aro IioIiik comitructod and ovorywhoro In upota all klmlH of palniH, Hhrubbory and floworn aio IioIiik plautod. TIioho nro waterod from wagons. IuiiikIuo tho work. TIiIh Ih a lommomo town. I have not NiHin u hormi I know bIiico ar rlvliiK horo. Wo mlim tho crlHp nnoriiliiK air, tho IiIk rod applou, tho rich (iron my milk ami tho kvww tliu- borod moutitaliiH of tho Valloy of tho Hokiio. 1 ox poet to bo In your valloy In throo wookH. Woathor Ih warm, hut looltH, cloudy, thoiiKh tho pooplo Hay IIiIh Ih a IiIkIi f"K. BOURNE CALLS ON 11 JILLIMS In 0icn Letter Asks nciuilillcan Na tional Committeeman to Represent Ihq True Sciitlnicnl of His Stale mid Aid Presidential Primaries, ilocluroil that any political parly dooinod, In hln appeal for iinlvonml which UtuoroH tho imtchhII for tho prohibition at tho John ('lininlioni HiipprcHHlon of tho ll(iior traffic Ih Atcniorliil Pri'iibylorlmi church hero. To tho rcpiihllcnuii of Onen: .louathaii lloiirno Jr. Iiiih called upon Italpli Wllllaum lo rally to tho Hiipport of proHldoiitlal prlmiuliH throiiKtioiil tho nation In an open lot tor, which roHd n follewn: In tho Mprlut: or 10 10 1 proponed, ami at (ho following Novombor ilci tlou the votorH of tho utato ouactid. a proMlduuth'.l proforonco law per-, mlttliit; (ho voti'H In direct prlmarli-H ! to expnwH their choice for parly can didate!) for proiildoiil anil vice prc-l- dent. .TIiIh law Iich nIiico been en acted In WIhcomhIii, North DaKola, NobraHliu ami Now JorHoy, and will cerlaliily bo enacted In oilier Hinted at tho next mokhIdii of tliolr IckIhiii tor en. Time It Ih hopod tho nUmm roller method of nomlnatlm; camll daton will he dimtroyed ami the vot eiH ulvou opportunity to nay whom thoy donlro iih party uomliieoH. However, until auclt lawn hnvo been Kunorully oiinctod, 1 Ih donlr ahlo that thin feature Of tho Oickoii )Ntom ho otttahllnhud by ciintom In other Htaton. With thlH mid In view 1, nh resident of tho National Pro kh'hhIvo Itopuhllciin leniuie, rocoutly aildrocd a letter to each member of the Itopuhllciin Natloiml committee, aukluit hltn, at tho luttotluit to ho held ' In WnnhlnKton In Decoinbcr, to uup-! port a reMilutlon urging all r.tate' couiiulttnoM, wherever practicable, to ' order providential primaries bold. To ' thlH letter 1 have had uuiiieroiiH re-' Hponmm hut (Iiiih far uouw from the OroKon memhor of tho comiultteu, ' lion. Italpli Wllllaum of DhIIh. I Mr. WllllauiM, as member of the national commlttoo from uroRou. l Ncrvnut of (ho party and not Km iiium dr. 11 In li Im duty to carry out the wlxhcH of tho niemborK of the party so far an ho can nnrortalu them. I belluvo (hat ami overwhelming ma jority of OroKon repiibllcaiiM believe In tho OrcKon nyHtom and earuoHtly deiilro ItH oxtoimlou (o other Mate. Thereforo I reitpi'ctftilly MiiKIU'ftl that republlcniiH lliroiichoul tho Mate write .Mr. William. axprtxMliiK their donlro that iih u member of tho na tional committee ho urge tho adop tion of Iho Oregon plan of prociden tia! proforonco voto In all Mlnton whoro pofHlhlo. Youth vory truly, JONATHAN IlOUItNK. Too Many Women Smoke. l'lllI.ADKI.IMIIA. Pa., Nov. 10. CoiiHiant InrretiHO In tho number of women who aro HiuokliiK and drink Iiik. both In public and private, Ik a grave menace (o (ho American nation today, according to John Wnuumnker, merchant prince. Wauamaker oIho IfctMei Shctect AT rOUNTAINBtHOrCLSiOn CLSCWHCRC Get tho Original ami Genuine HORLIGK S MALTED MILK V. A. IH'NI.AP. CLUB THANKS HID li!Q IUI IIIU u CCDUPCQ Tho MciU'oiil 'onimerciiil ("lull ill IIh incetliiK Wdiliiohilny oveniuj,' leii ilercil (Inoi'KO I'!. Hoos, roliriii heero tnry, u vote of MiiiukH uml mmlo liitn iiiiii hoiioi'iii'.v meiuliei' ol' the oi'kiim iznliiin In recognition ol' lii.s borvlccH on Nuutuliiry of Iho clllll. Sword Awaits Girl. OIIHMNITZ, Nov. 10,--Tho oxoou tlouor'n Hword Ih uwnltliiK Miw;ilnlonn VoIkI, convicted of poIhoiiIuk her yoiniK ilaiiKhtor to obtain 50D0 In Hinanco. (lormuny Htlll ailliorca to (ho modloval (uiHtom of bohcadliiK tluiHo convlotod anil Hontoiud to death, Tho woiimn probably will bo uoiupollod (o aorvo two yearn mid flvo montliB In nrlHon hoforo hoc (loath und,pay'n flnJi of 7r im hIio wiih nt tho name tltno convicted of nrHon, llnBl(lnn7oriioftHii" "0tfiMaxcJmiiatiCii The Food Drink f or All A jjes KICK MILK. MALT GRAIN EXTRACT. IN POWDER Not in any Milk Trust Insist on "HORLICK'S" , Ttike a itnukago home ali""""wKi W , jr Sr T7I7K4 V, yy ""Cl AUUA :v Annpiiffli 7tj ., . --x-j -" f S: lvtnincnL nlivMifiinnrt Hcclnrr fh r . ."'- - . , r-. "i' mitflt be a oharp appetite lor iood X Pabst q BlueRibbon 5 jf. a uv uwt vi 4wu11y zr j1 j) taken licforc or with your mcala in a afc fj? K fi E9 means for creating a fcl' tt rA . 1 I.I :- C iiaaLii v iiiiiiLi.ii.L.1 dik. i v HW v Mf.,l wir Il'lU u I 1 i..m mill -J-" ilJmmsi& wmmrr&mm 'm?si?mzm Ml 'M er a cue SSSZ5 W AU. Umlftr 1. V. twm ""-i "u, y. Mtdfcxd lu A Stoog Cl, PtWMZMI ', WZte&UVZZ&& I For Salo, Bottled or Draught, Nash Bar OUR WOODLAND DRAY Office In nmv localeil at Xo. IIH Koiith Kir In WIImmi M Co.'k hccoikI IiiiiiiI hlere. .Special ulteulloil ;lco lo (In mining of Iioum-IioIiI KihmN ami (lie ilclltery of fii'liil. II. S. BRUMBLE & SONS Home, -(I."-Ii Hell, IIKII leepy Hollow Farm ROCK POINT, JACKSON COUNTY, ORE. WILL FURNISH DIRECT TO THE CONSUMER THE PRODUCTS OF THE FARM Chickens, Eggs, Butter, Calves, Beef, Alfalfa Hay 300 Cockerels Weiliin ulioiit 2 1-1 pound each, olioieu broilers, fed on wheat anil corn uml pure moiiutHiu water, poultry will he tlrocd ami delivered in Medfonl on Tuuti ilayj, uml J'YidayH. ' V 10 Calves In prime condition, fattened on jetvoon alfnlfn; will he ilrexxed uml hoM hi iUHrlers woiliiiiK about 'Jo lbs. 150 Tons Alfalfa Hay Clio'tooM snide, no xrai oi'wuuilu, . woll emeil. 200 Ejjtjs Daily All White Leghorn, from wheat ami uorn ami pure moiiutaiii water. The Sleepy Hollow Farm is run on up-to-date scientific lines. The poultry and stock arc kept tin tier perfect sanitary conditions. The public is cordially invited to visit tho farm. It is only a 40-mlnutc journcy'on the S. P. motor. All Prices Will Be Reasonable It Ijciiin the policy of the farm manan.cmcnt to reap In a mcasino the middleman's profit, while ntiitc wllllnn to (jive a large sharokof it to the consumer. SLEEPY HOLLOW FAKM Home Phono. Rock Point, Jackson County, Oregon. Q L FLOUR Just (o keep (ho ball rolling, wo aro offering for cashn car of Idaho Hard Whual Patont .Klour at $1.30 per sack 10('ory siidk guaranteed to give satisfaction or" money refunded. AVo aro still soiling Olympic. Flour at $1.50 "Wo aro still selling Miller's Blue Slom Flour at $1.00. AVo have made no advances in Coffeo. Hills Bros.' Staple voast is still sell ing at 25 cents por pound. Goods delivered to any part of tho city. Davidson 6 Butterf ield At Tho WEST 11th Street Grocery Phono Pacific 21G1; Home 180 Dolls - Dolls 400 Dolls No Two Alike incut in 'c put on sale here today the finest and largest assort men of Kid Body, Tiihrcakablo and Bressed Dolls ever shown i iMcdlord. Prices lc to $10.00 each Now is (he lime lo buy your Xmns Dolls. They arc fresh and clean. The assortment is complete, and our prices are the lowest ever made in the city. Metal Head Dolls Leather Dolls Celluloid Dollfi The finest line of Dolls ever shown in Medford Come early and get first choice. UNBREAKABLE DRESSED DOLLS BOBBY BLAKE DOLLY DRAKE LITTLE SISTER SASSY SUE SCHOOL BOY BABY BLAKE and the CAMPBELL KIDS 60c to $2.50 each Metal Doll Heads Celluloid Doll Heads Bisque Doll Heads r We want your Doll business. Will quality, assortment and prico get it? Don't lorgct wc arc always right in Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Underwear, Glen's AVork Gloves, Combs, Barrcttes, etc., and the most complete line of Plain and Fancy China, Glassware, etc., in the city. HUSSEY'S CHINA LILY BULBS, 10c MOST PLACES, HERE 5c EACH We carry a very complete stock of ELECTRIC IRONS We have the American in two styles, the Beauty at $5.oo and the Superior at $4.oo Step in and let us show them to you. ' Medford Hardware Comp'ny 218 BAST MAIN ST. IRRIGATION IRRIGATION is tho scienco of giving a plant just as much moisture as it needs, and just exactly when it needs it. IRRIGATION has added more wealth to tho country in tho last ten years than any three of tho largest resources combined. Thousands of acres of worthless land have been reclaimed and some of this laud has sold for the highest in'iccs ever paid for horticultural or agricultural land. IRRIGATION will reclaim "tho desert," G500 acres will be developed into n vast orchard district. "Tho desert" when irrigated will i)rove to bo tho best orchard land in the Roguo River Valley. IRRIGATION will make the Rogue River Valley famous for its berries. Tho largest yields in the next few years will conic from "the desert." IRRIGATION will add thousands of acres to the producing area of tho Roguo River Aralley, and in these now districts there will bo no crop failure, for irriga tion is a guarantee of bountiful yields, and is real emp insuranco for tho grower. IRRIGATION in tho AVillamotto Valloy has increased production from sixty to three hundred por cont. It will do tho same in tho Roguo Rivor Valley. IRRIGATION will double tho population of Medford and the Roguo River Aralley in the next few years. Now homes will be established. Orchards will be planted on lands that havo novor been productive. "The desert" will bo redeemed and a thousand families will bo added through this dovolopmont. Rogue River Valley Canal Company FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager Medford National Bank Bldg., Medford. Ore.