The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909, June 20, 1902, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextArtistic Printing II you Want printing illt! 1; wllluuiiiljlnilfooit iiiliil AHlBtle Striking Valuable - Int k UKUro on tl fr you Our wurk hi tho aalia ,'ioiir,ithaliay. II l"H ' rliflii to our ttiiilumwra ami baminle lli uihIiwm ' , ah Ad. In 1HE MAIL PBOFKBBIONAL OARDB. Q LAItKNOlC W, KIC1CN 10, IMIYHHJIAN. AND HUUUKON Ottco In AiUInk Work Mt.Hnnl,)H fiiii QKO. V, KINO, - ' COVIWNMKKT LAND l.OCAIXm. i: "jfi Itaflord. Oregon n locate poa on valuable timber er .r(. v "VJTzr. T: wi Hf..r rut iiifnniiui urn "rfturo Sn4 Writ meiir lull Infoimuiliiii Ofllee wilt fi M, rllowarl real ceiele aiieut J. D. PHIPPS, D. 1). 8., , tUtKTIflT lii AtUlni Week, " m join I ti M l ; lrttt store Miilluitf, tlrvKon )K. JI. N. BUTLER, OtrTKOI'ATIIIMT KAoma anil 4, Opera llaima blnelr, over ... U,u Store. 'Xdl:'or.r.r. Qt T. JONES, COUNTY BUKVKVOn. Any or all Undent Surveying promptly done, llie County surveyor cau ' ou 0Dl legal "'' Medford, Orcgoo JJAMMOND & NARRP.GAN ATTOnNBVH AT U Omc In "itowarl Blk. Medford, Or. K.IRCHGEB8NKR, I'UYHICIAN AND HURUKON, Central I'olnl, Oregon. Medford omco-I.tnlley tlulldlnit. Wdueiu.y ud M.tutdy,ll:tl0lolla. ., on eud afu April W, w. J, 8. HOWARD, rJURVKYOIl ASBCIVIl KNOlNKl'.lt O. . Deputy Mineral Hurmyor lor the Male ol Oregon. I'onluinceaddni: Medford, Oregon. K. B. PICKRL, rilVMICIAN IAND BUII4IWIN. omoe houi-ll U IJ . m. ud 1 :30 to S p. m. X-IUy Lnlmrnlory KilnlloM 10 .. omeoi lliwkln Block. Mwlforil. Or W.I. Vawtbh. I'rrn. II. K. AiiKim. V Trm 0. It. I.INDI.KY, OMblor. Jackson County hi ...CAPITAL, Sso.ooo... MEDFOUD, OIIKGON Lonn tnoacy on apprnvofl aecurlly. receive de pomta eubjeet to check and trnnaocl a Kenert Vianklng bunliioaa. Your bualneae wlleltiHl.... Corriwiiiilpiilii:-I.aita & llui-ri. Knlcm. Analo California Uauk. Hun Kranctaco. I.aild Tllton. Portland. Corbln Hanking Co., N, Y. II. E. AUKKKT. I'rnaldtnt, ). B. BWTART. Cuililor. J. II. Rtkwaiit, Vlco I'rcaldtnt. M. L. Al.K.iali, Aaol. Caiilllcr The rietl'ord Bank Mtoroao. oacoon Capital, $50,000.00 A General Banking Business Transjctetl BTOcitiioi.nmis , I H. Stewart, II. H. AnUeny, K. II. Wtllehend, CO. Ilcckmuu, Horace rollnn.llcn llayinoml. James I'oltou, W. 11. Hradalinw, J. H. Knyiirl f V...T DR. JORDAN'S a-tT MUSEUM OF ANATOMY I OBI MARKET ST., SAN FRANOIftCO, CAJL tfBlm Uth till Tittlk ThtUrvMtAnMomkft. IB lit WOIID, - Grmtitt altraeHtn tn H 0tT)A J vtmrirul ttyhiftr vlXforo. d dltflM,iolTl3r vurndbT th Mit HpfkcUliaiun lh k'MUU DR. JORDAN-PfllVATI B1SIARI Tornir vmmm bd4 mM41 d umm who r MHTi-rln irum iht U or roulhial ludi erailortfl or irtM lu luaturor turi. Iforruiii and philciU Iobllltjr,lai otenflT, gtomt fflanfiuool tn U lu cum pit CAttouii Mi-uiMtorrltoM, rrotwiop- rhotB, Qonnrrlioiii, Ulool, Wt '1'ho Don lor duo tint flldni mubifi.ni) mlrftOlta. but la will known to bo fB.li Mid tqusro (Miynlotnn und HiirftonLj'rQemluonl tilnnenkity-UviioB of . YrifXtMtt lhorouhly irhdloKlod tram tho ynum without tht imo of r j, Ti-aaaoo fllttd by kit Kiptrt Mni1ltl oar lor nniiinrtti a quicn rTinirt jrtf fr Hiiro, l'l"nr old ruiulw, tvy Dr. Jordon' pcoinl polnlfni mot bod. kvf.iit n 4 N oitpi rtnn win roaoiTO t var hont opinion of hlscoinplatii, ,.-.. m Wn wilt UuarnMM ft MMIT1VM WHS f tvtruoan i u.fiirf.f. ..... . OoiiiiHltJilIdii K'IKK Rnditrtollfpirraifc Tro&tmont pormiiiNllr or uy lU, WrKo f..r "oolt, iMil.oorrar KAnniA.OU. Maii.kh VumtL (AToituW ok fur iiiu.) oilurwrito DR. JORDAN A 00.. 10S1 Mnrkl 6t,t. F. Tou Know What You Aro Taking WHonyoutftlic Orovo'n TmIoIohii Chill Tonic Sdoiiusu tho formulft iHplnlnly prlntod on oypry iSttli Hhowlna tlmlitlB mniDly Iron and ttnt Try 11 in ,1 ; " I i 1 VOL- I1V. FltUIT LAND FOOT 111 . .71 Huriui.iJU ovroN In itulllvKtlrin : Imlmico linu.li. Malr tiouno. barn mid out liullilliiKH. Living ivauir from Mminulri Nprlnif plorfl dlrijiittoroRlilciino I I aoriu. luiiidiiil to HITiiirik, only l ' J nuiim iriuii uonirai rmni. r.vurj , ucro unoil orulmril lunll. I'rlito (tfoil, i:riii rijmirvcd HUM 10 jlnwin Inml itiuliiiii ('Diilnil I'olnt town lu. aiucrim In cultlm- i VAI.I.IM tloll. t.ljlilll iioiiho alio liurili IA aurUH KOWl limb lunu. triiu. a men lioniii lor Hoiiiiiono , . UIIA1N It A NIMI -iwiucrti. In mnmro, AM In cultivation. Kluh, lilouk mil, which fruit mull (ilitlin will pnivii uiluitrd to trcon. Kulr luuoii nut no Mi iIiIIukn. Only two nilliM Iroin town. Tlio pnnnint crop nimuUii for tiio iimllty ol iIiohoII. I'rl M,ouo, Crop rimervoil A I.UADI'.K IM nori'nriliiiri) litud al luw. of rooihllla, two iiilloa from '.'riitritl I'olnl, all but about Hv utrra ol willed la tlio vnry biml ol fruit lanil. WOacroa of llmlior luml Itooa Willi Clii- plaoli. An olcollmit 7 riKim iIwiiIIIiik Iiouiio Imlinil and plaalnrad ', brink milk limine, llooil barn and granary", wood Hud, Kinokrboiiaaand nutbullillnga. Twownllavl lino wnuir, Knllro plm'o tWIiIo from realili'iioo. A irral bargain ul tn'MI. Crop raaorvad I II IH IK III f HOLMU BROI 'ItilN la llir proror any fruit Just arnvftd a carload of MoCormick Mowers, Rakee and Sickle Grindero. Thoy are the bent made. Come in and ece them. MoC'orniiok leads and others follotv HUBBARD BROS. New Lumber Yard Rough and Dressed Lumber .. .. Fir and Pine Shingles Rustic and Flooring Three Yearn Old. Thoroughly Seasoned Medford Oregon I um prepared to furnisli nil kinds of. HARNESS, SADDLES, ETC. First-Class Goods. Moderate Prices Cull and bco mo 7th Street Iviledford fyflachine Shops Duller and Engine repairing a' Specialty Second hand Engines, Doilers and l'uinps Bought and Sold KXPEUT MACHINE WOllK OF ALL KINDS Gasoline Engines and GAULT & COOK, ELECTRICITY! ARI'YOU SUFfFKlNCl from Khou nmlisio.Wohlt Bnok, Nervous Troulilc or u Konernlly run-dow n Kyutinn? Use Electric Belts and Batteries (or men mill wonion. Klotitrie in ': hoIpb koop tlio foil wnrm n nil. pruvnnl ' Cllli'llilll! iroltl. , . , , , V'or liooltlot itml uircnlnrs mulrosa ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO,. ft'.itlft i tJ, Oregon Wl! DO BLACKS HITIHNa, WACION MAKING Onrrv lull lino of mntcrhiln for both lllii.'U Hiitittiliii; unci WnnoiiniulilnK. Wp wnnlin only llrut olims workmen. All work guurnii Mil'll. . . . , IllcKkamlth mn for mile Hnwlnl nttoiHIon k'vuii to liomo sIiocIhk niui plow work MITCHELL & BOECK Merrimnn'a old stand, MEDFOUD, OREGON MEDFOUD, JACKSON COUNTY, IJAKUAIN8 location in janaaon rouuiv THE MORTAR DRUG STORE, G. H.HASKI.NS. Prop Drugs, ratonlM'-Ulnnrii, Book. HUillonery PA1NT3 and OILS tcam.To.''ro. Taltt-l Artlclri, KtC Prctcrlptlon Carofully Componndcd 7th St., Medford. Oregon O. E. GORSLINE iS: SONS MANUFACTUIiKltK OF ANO UEALKKS IN Yard Pouth of Wbltmun'H WarebouhC (t! (t! J. G. TAYLOR, Medford, Otegon Spray t'umps on Sale tors MEDFORD BAZ4AR AIRS. O. GILBERT, Propilctor J Luflliis' fjuodu p. apci'lnlty I.noce H flitiitllcoiclilcfu, Hiuliroidory silks j nnd nil nmloi'livls for fnitoy work IjJ Notions, oanilli's, nuts unit strt fi llonory 41 One lliuir Nnrlh nf l-'iitnflico jj MKDKOHO, OUKGON j BLACHSR.ITI1ING and WAGON W0RE4 WEST SIDE SHOPS II. N. riARCY, Prop. All Work Promptly Kxecutud Lunu iHiuy uiiuraiiievii Prim JtMl OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1902 A FRUIT GROWERS' m Jackson County Should Have One What Its Advantages Would Be. Tbe time baa now come when the further development of tbe fruit Intercuts of this section make it im perative that tbe fruit growers unite in an organization for their benefit. . There are at least half a dozen reasons why a fruit growers' union would1 'y a help to tbe fruit indus try of this valley. The chief advan tage would be in securing better prices for the fruit. The local mid dle men could be eliminated and the profits that they make could be retained by the growers, for they could, through an association, dis pose of their fruit direct in tbe leading markets of the world. An assooialion by handling fruit in big lots can always be sure of com mending the top price in the mar ket, and has tbe further important advantage of being able to keep its fruitout of a glutted marke', where prices are demoralized. To establish a name for our fruit thai will be known and recognized in the markt ts of the world, is the woik for an ussooiation. Hood River strawberries are kcown from Portland to Chicago and a box of berries having "Hood River" upon it needs no further recommendation to consumers in all tbe vast terri tory where that berry is sold. Southern Oregon fruit cannot be excelled by that of any other sec tion of the United States, and if it was marketed under some special name it would not be long until consumers would rocognize the name as a synonym for Grstquality as they now do "Hood River' for Oregon strawberries, cr "Wateon villo" for California apnles. While advertising the name of Southern Oregon fruit in the mar kets of the woild ia an important work for an association, tbe main taining of that good najje is a mat ter of still more importance and that can only be done through the united efforts of all who are inter estfd in the success of our fruit in dustry. Already there has been improperly packed and short weight boxes of fruit shipped from this section, and if there is much of that kind of work it. will not be long until our fruit will, be giveu such a bad reputation that its sale will be seriously injured at home and abroad. . One dishonest ship per can do an almost irreparable damnge to the fruit interests of a place. Only by a thorough organ ization by the fruit men can they protect themselves from the injury caused by dishonest packers and shippers, for what is everybody's business is nobody's business, and that applies quite as much in the fruit business as in other activ ities. While Southern Oregon is as yet quite free from fruit tree pests, the time 's coming, is stringent prevent atives nre not employed, when these posts will swarm over the valley, ns they have in othei' places, and bring to an end the most prolUallo industry that this oounty possesses. There nre imlolei.t farmers in each locality who allow their orol arde to be infested with all manner of noxious insects, while the towns eventually become veritable nurs eiiesforthe propagation of every kind of a pest that torments the fruit man. No ona grower can en force the state fruit pist law, and only through 'the efforts of a pow erful association can ' tho indolent farmer and the negligent town man be made to keep their fruit trees from Bending forth a myriad of in- NO. 25. eeots e.Hoflc a ion to prey upon the surrounding orchaids. In the mat'.er of freight rates an association would bave a decided advantage ovor an individual. The railroad companies in quoting rates to distant markets would give ' far greater concessions to an associa tion having hundreds of carloads to ship, than to an individual hav ing but two or three carloads to handle. In providing better' ship ping facilities an association would be of great benefit to the fru'tmen, for it could provide ample ware , houses at each of the station from w hich fruit is shipped. In buyine boxes and fruit paper tbe associa tion, by buying in large quantities, could save quite a margin over that paid by individual buyers. Hood River.-Oregon, has one of tbe most successful fruit growers' organizations on this coast. Of the work of this union, Hon. B. L. Smith, president of the Oregon State Board of Horticulture, has tbe foilowinp to say in an interview given in the Portland Telegram "We sell our fruit tdrough our as sociation, which has beea in exist ence ten years, and we find, that it is the best means of disposing of it." "Individuals can do nothing ip these days of organization, and tbe purchasers will hardly condescend to talk to the grower who tries alone to sell his produce." "The association guards against a glut in any portion of its market, and thus distributes the fruit in ac' cordance with the demand. The price, so far, has been fair this sea son, and leaves a fair margin (or the grower. Our berries are all sold at the depot, and so we take no chances rf decay or a falling mar ket. Tbe as.'ociaiion method is tbe only proper means of fruit disposal. We have found that out by ten years' experience, and we v ould not go back to tbe individual, haphaz ard method again." This union buys the fruit of each grower, paying for it as fast as de livered at their ware house in Hood River, the regular market price and! then at the close of the year what ever profit has been made is di vided among tbe members in pro portion to the amount of fruit de livered to the union. This.method of dividiug the profits precludes the possibility of a few getting control of the stock of the union and ab sorbing all of tbe profits. When marketing fruit the union has a man in the east, who keeps in close touch with the market and routes the cars, in transit, to the city where prices are highest. But if a sud den glut should happen in the mar ket of any city to which a car is be ing sent, this manager promptly changes the destination or tbe car to some place where there is a firm market, thus avoiding a forced sale at a losing price. Such a 'system as this would enable the growers of Southern Oregon fruit to secure better prices than they now realize with each grower handling his own fruit. Leads Them All. , "One Minute Cough Cure beats all otber medicines I evor tried for cough?, colds, croup and tbrout nnd lung troubles," says D. Scott Currlu, of Logantou, Pa. One Minute Cough Cure Is tbe only absolutely safe cough remedy which acts Immediately. Mothers evorywbore tostlfy to the good tl has done their Utile ones. Croup Is so auddun In Its attacks that tbe doctor often nrrlvcs too late. It yields at once to One Minute Cough Cure. Pleasant to take. Chtldron like It. Sure cure for grip, bronchitis, coccus. Chas. Strang. " . New Ruling Star Alall Routes,' After July first, people living along star mail routes can have their mail delivered free to them by tbe carrier, who will ..also take up all mail matter and post it at the nearest office, all the settlers being required to do is to put up mail boxes convenient to the road side. To protect those boxes from molestation by t:amps or hoodlum boys another clause has been pro vided to the postal laws which pro vides that anyone who shall injure, A blah Standard In Rualnem Ten -: aiiiiii baeo.uallly iu rourprlat Inir. You trill Dud out Hud tb ' rllhtllnd. NEW ErrKCTS : . CORRECT IDEAS ' Foeilbly not the cheapeat I" Fries, but you get the worth of heextraiwatlnoxtrA valua ou - work turned out by . . THE MAIL Elegant Line of CHILDREN'S SHOES- Juot'arrlved velvet tops and gold trimmed ,- fit- TElt Moaford tear down or destroy any of thesa' rural free delivery boxes, or molest, the contents shall be liabletto a fins , of $1000 and to 'three years im prisonment In tbe government peni , tentiary. It will be well for the . maliciously inclined to heed Uncla. Sam's warning and let the- mail boxes alone,' far he ia a stern old' law dispenser, ai.d beingeorry,with pledges of future good conduct, as well as tbe intercession of parents and friends have little effect in v United States court, and tbe guilty ' are punished far more severely than ' in the slate courts, where local in terests and sentiments sway both judge and jury in the discharge of. their duties. , ,. . , Tha Beat Prescription for Malana ' Chllln and Fever Is a bottle of ubotk's Tastis. , less chili. Tome. It la simply iron and Qui nine In a t&iteleca form. No cure, no nay Price M cents. , Don't Kill the Birds. ' Some boys tossing a dead robin about the streets was a eight wit nessed in Medford a few days since. In reply to a question as to tho cpuse of the bird's death the boys stated that they had killed the robin "'cause itbtole strawberries." Rob ins as well as many other of the in sectiverous birds eat 'strawbeiries and other fruits, but the heft dozen berries that a robin will eat in a day is very small pay indeed for its tireless work, in destroying bug?, worms and other pests that prey upon the farmers' crops. ... Were the birds exterminated from . this val ley for a period of ten ytars MedV ford's reputation for producing the most perfect fruit of any section of this coast ft ould be changed to ona growing the wormiest and scrubbiest fruit to be found -in all Oregon. The birds are pur true friends and never grow tired of working for us. They are up in the morning;' before the average boy. has even awakened himself and are hurrying here and there in search of a breakfast of in sects and worms and ' tho man or boy who grudges them .the few strawberries aud cherries that they take as a desert to their frugal meals is both, ungrateful and shortsighted. Furtherlajore'Weboys should re uiemberyjhat ther'e is a stringent law against the killing, of birds aud, shoultlt they folate it jend suffer its penalties thpy. would .probably not need another reminder that they must leave the birds alone. - First olaea property in Medford foe sale or trade for ranch in Rogue river valley. Palm & York. : ENGINEER'S Ban Franoioo, qua '"' Sworn Circulation. - S 200 J Sol mm ""a" l.WEMLia