Medford daily tribune., July 21, 1909, Page 7, Image 7

THE MED FORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREO ON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1909.
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Viikim Avenue In one of tin) many ways leading I" Hi" 'on rl of Honor
of llio Alioku-Yulion-l'nc!Hc lOxponlllou. It lend from Iho Cascades
down In nun of l ho many entrances to the I'ay Htrcuk iiml directly lo the
"cafe renter" nt Hup Fair Grounds.
On the li'fi. of (In picture a facade of Iho Kiiropcnn Kxlillilli Building
shows. On th right In a corner f tho I'aluco of Agriculture. In the
distance, nod acromi tho CiihcuiIos, Ih lo liu seen Iho Oriental Building-
All of IhfBo structures wuro completed before December 1, J 908.
Tbcy nro of the conventional exposition typo of construction planter
taff ovor heavy wooden framework.
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U.S. FRUITINSPECTION
Hope to Minimize Loss on Shipments
Under Expert
Tuition.
NOItTll YAKIMA. Wash., July 21.
Tho establishment of a corps of
federal government fruit exports here
mny result from tlio visit of Q. liar
old l'owell, United Htutcs pnmolo
gist in charge of fruit IruiiHportntioi:
and storage investigations under the
department of agriculture, with head
quarter" in California, mid liin ns
hiHtanl, Arnold V. Slubeiiruueh. The
government expcrlti liav! been look
j t j k inlci fruit conditions in Wcnutchoc
and 1'ii.vullup, and from linro will r;o
to Umatilla (.'ouuty and Hood ltivor.
Tho favor government work hero and
Ihn Commercial club Iimh decided to
ask Secretary Wilson of tho depart
ment of agriculture to extend the
work lo Washington, with particular
attention lo Ilia Yakima valley. Sen
ators ii lid congressmen from thn Htnte
will iiIho ho nuked to work for Iho
CKtiiblishment of a station here.
Tho ton experts in Culifornin for
llio punt five years havo tout tho
country $.r0,f)00. At Iho limo (hoj
went in tho annual loss on fruit was
$l,fi00,000. It in now recognized,
Mr. l'owell auyn, that the losses in
storage or transit are almost wholly
duo lo tho handling f Iho fruit he
fore it comes to tho storage or trans
portation companies. It is of the
greatest importance (hat the fruit he
pre-eoolcd before shipping. I'mm
wrapped and placed in an iced en",
will travel half way across the con
tinent before they are cooled, and
during tht time ripening or decay is
in progress. The great Washington
problems, as be sees them, are (hose
of caring for tho soft fruits utidur
transportation, so as to extend the
distance to which they can ho ship,
ned and delivered in good condition
Mr. Stiibenrnnch has determined thet
the timo when table grapes can bo
marketed eon be cxUr.ded from 40
and (10 to 80 nnd 120 days.
BETTER PATRONAGE
JSDESERVED
"Ooluh" Poorly Attended, but Wor
thy ot Jamed Houses Second
Performance Thursday.
It is truly a mailer of rej'rct thai
Mcdford people do not more liberally
patronize Iho performances of tho
lioston Ideal Opera company, who
have done much in Hie way of making
Mcdford a more pleasant plucc in
which to reside. The crformiineo of
"Oolali''' last evening ul The Mod
ford was very poorly attended, and
yet 'Oolah'' is the most finished pro
duction as yet given by tho company.
The opera house, at the prices, shoill
he jammed each icrformance unJ
necessitate the hanging out of tho S.
K. (). sign early in the evening. The
Itostou Ideals nrn .doing a good work.
I hey should meet with encourage
ment.
The company has been strength
ened by tho addition of Mrs. Clayton.
Her solo last evening was received
with much enthusiasm and was great
ly enjoyed. With Mrs. lluzelrigg and
Mr. Wulters the music is splendid.
They were well supported and every
member of the company added to tho
evening's entertainment.
Manager Walters announces "Oo
lah" again for Thursday evening. He
is also planning to present "II Trov
alore," "The Mikado," "Fra Diavolo"
and possibly "Cuvelleriu Itusiicnna.''
It is to bo hoped that support be
given tho company, for they are do
ing n great and good work. II. V.
A witch Is a woman whom you are
fond of, In which ease you prefix "lit
tle," or sho Is a woman whom yon
can't endure, In which ense you "tuck
ou "old."
One way to punish a limn for his Bins
In to innke him live with some of them.
Vim can tell that some people like
pink peppermint candy Just by look,
lug at thuin.
Prepaid Ralirtae Orders.
"Something which is of consider
known is. the system of prepaid or
ible interest to the public generally
nnd which is perhaps not generally
dors now in effect between stations
of, the Southern Pacific company
and all points in the United States:
By means of this system tickets may
be purchased at Medford from any
plnee in the United States and mail
ed or telegraphed direct to the party
wishing to- come here. Sleeper ac
commodations nnd small amounts of
cosh in connection with these tickets
may also be forwarded at the same
time."
Took time by forelock.
Mr. Blank' Theater Invitation to Hi
Vife.
HK wax n very busy mini, and, llko
nil of his kind, he bated to
waste time by unnecessary
wailing. Tlmt wax why In the midst
of ills correspondence, along about 11
o'clock Hie other morning, he paused
und. turning to Ills secretary, request
ed hiiu to ring ci 1 1 his rcsldcnco on the
p!joi:o.
"Iciumivoii," he hu id. "get my house
on the wire nnd ask Mrs. lilaiik to
come to I he phone. Just tell them
that I wlsli lo Hieuk to her."
The oecret.-iry made off, and In a few
mliiulcH the required connection was
made.
"Is Hint yon. Mary?" he said.
"Yes," was the answer.
"Well, this Is John." he said. "I
have JiinI rung you up to tell you that
llurk'.-r wns In here this morning wltb
two tickets for the theater tonight.
He and Mrt. ftarker hnve neon called
suddenly out of town and ho thought
we mi'ht like to use tho tickets. How
about It y
"finer replied Mrs. I'liink. "I havo
nothing else to do."
"Aii right, my dear." continued
Blank. "The curtain rises at half
past 8."
"Yes, I know," said Mrs. Blank.
"I thought I'd let you know In time,
no that directly you have had your
lum-h yon can begin to put your hat
on," ho went on. "Then wc can get
there before the middle of the first act.
By-by. dyir."
'J'bo only answer was an angry click
at the other cmf of the wire, which
seemed to Indicate that another re
ceiver was in trouble, but Mr. Blank
only laughed as he returned to bis
work. l.lpjiiBcatfs Magazine.
Slight Miaunderttanding.
He was In tlto hotel business, and
when the English tourist came up to
the desk he made the biggest blunder
of his life.
"It 'us been some hours since I
brcakfustcd," said the Londoner.
"Yo. sir?" responded the clerk, in
terrogatively. "And now I would like to go to
tiffin."
The clerk looked over at the big time
table behind the desk:
"Yes, sir; train leaves at 5:55."
The EiigMsh tourist rubbed bis eyes
in amazement.
"Train leaves at 5:55. Kr who said
anything about trains, my dear fel
lowr "Why. didn't yon say you wanted to
go to Tiffin r . '
"Y-yoa, but"
' "Well, Timn is in the state of Ohio,
and ufrit trnln leaves at 5:55. Are you
on'f
And what tho Londoner said about
the bin rated Yankees was sufficient
Chicago News.
Slight Variation.
"1 believe In an eye for an eye!"
shouted the wild eyed chap with the
long hair.
"And I believe In tho tooth for a
tooth doctrine," laughed the tail man
In the sold rimmed eyeglasses.
"Thai's a queer doctrine, friend."
"Not at all. pull one tooth out and
put another In its place. I'm a den
tist." Tuck.
PALMER INVESTMENT CO.,
Owners of
MODOC ORCHARD
(1300 acres lying on both sides of Rogue River.)
Offer for sale small tracts of irrigated land, with per
petual water rights, at reasonable prices and upon easy
terms.
These lands consist of rich river bottom loam and are
suitable in the highest degree for the culturs of Winter
pears, Winter apples and all f ruits for which Rogue River
Valley is famous. Also for the production of Alfalfa, Gar
den Stuff, Root Crops and Grasses.
What It
. Little KIsie. n;
'walking in the
one evenin;. can
! crescent of the
I low in the wes
great excitement
I t'Oli. look. look.
'nil gone away,
! thing left but
lineator.
Looks Like.
god three, who was
aitlen with bcr uurse
ght sight of the thin
new . moon, hanging
t. ami exclaimed in
. nursie: The moon a
and there isn't any
just its skin!"-Do-
Just Possible.
"1 hope the stage will get the air
ship craze." said the theatrical mana
ger. "Because why?" asked the soubrette.
"Because it may then use its winjs
in an attempt to elevate itself," an
swered the theatrical manager. Chi
cago News.
The Schister Glee Club In Action.
Inquiries relating to the resources of Rogue River Valley
or of Western Oregon will be answered cheerfully and
comprehensively.
PALMER INVESTMENT CO.
Mcdford, Oregon.
CHATKIt l.AKK "The Greatosl Natural Wond.-r of tho World."
Mcdford, Oregon.
Bystander.
He Passed.
Judge Y'ou nro a freeholder?
Talesman Y'es, sir; I am.
"Married or single?"
"Married three years last June."
"Have you formed or expressed any
opinion." ; v .
"Not:for three 'years, your honor."
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LOOKING ACROSS GEYSER BASIN AT HORTICULTURAL HALL
No fairer scene can be offered any placo than tho outlook from the foot
of the Alarka Monument on the grounds of the Alaska-Yukon-Paclflc Ex
position. Standing directly in front of the great building of the United
States Government, tho enormous golden eagle on his towering perch
or norihiTa Bold keeps wa'ch and guaTd over the most perfect exposition
city that has ever been reared. Under his eye are gathered the rarest
collection of man's examples of skill and art ever assembled, and these
find shelter in a magnificent group of permanent and temporary buildings,
whose architectural design and clever construction exemplify . the very
highest of man's Inventive ability.
At night when the long twilight of the northern latitudes close down,
the manifold beauties of the spot show their greatest charm. With the
fading of day comes tho romance of evening and the millions of lamps,
made brilliant by electricity, flashtheir rainbow tlnta over a land such as
fairies might have builded. The rushing, tumbling torrents of tho Cas
cade jur their enormous volume over a bed covered by electric bulbs,
and from the quiet pool of Geyser Basin are reflected as in a mirror.
Electroliers of French design are lavishly scattered beneath the trees, and
from tbelr clear rays the fieldr of flowers are seen in added hues.
One Success.
"I think I would make a great ex
plorer," said the family man ns a smile
of self satisfaction spread over his
face."
"What is your special qualification?"
"I found the pocket In my wife's
dress this jnorning."
Make Didn't Count.
"We are going to have a new auto
mobile," said the .enthusiastic little
woman. "Won't it Be lovely?"
"What kind of a car arc you going
to get?"
'We haven't decided whether it will
be red or white."
It Can Be Done. So Scores of Medford
Citizens Say ,
Unforgivable.
"All men are sinners."
"That isn't the worst of it."
"Why?"
"In addition some of them are losers
too."
Not So Progressive.
"Fly with me, darling!"
"Not muchl"
"Don't you love me?"
"Sure thing:"
"Then why hesitate?"
"An auto is good enough for me.'
Opportune Moment.
"I am going on the stage at last."
"You have been studying for it a
long time."
"Quite awhile."
"Why didn't you try it sooner?"
"Well, you see, vegetables never
were so high."
But She Was All Right.
"Have you a good cook?"
"Yes."
"Fortunate."
"Not a bit of it."
"Why?"
"Her cooking isn't"
What He Saved.
"Uncle, did yon ever stroll down
Broadway?"
"Never."
"You have missed half of your life."
"Well. 1 didn't miss my pocket-book."
To enre an aehing hack.
The pains of rheumatism,
The tired-out feeling,
You mast reach the snit get at the
cause.
In most eases 'tis tte kidneys. '
Doan's Kidney Pills ore for the kid
neys. G. Boone, corner Ninth and C
stre.-ts, Medford, Or., nays: "I was
troubled with rheumatism when T first
began using Dean's TT-flney Pills. I
?id 3'it think they cuM dn me Bny
good, but t'inaiiy p-v-.ured a bnx at
broking' drag store, fbey proved to be
the remedy I requirei My kidneys
were restored to their normal condition,
and the pains and aches in my baek
were removed. Doao 'i Kidney Pills
lived up to their representations in my
eas?." - -
For sale by all dealers Price SO cents.
Foster-Milborn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole
agents for the United States.
Rjmember the namo Dnan 's and
take no other. 46
NOTICE
Is hereby given that the undersign"!
will apply at the regular meeting of
the city council of Medford, Oregon,
on August 3, 100!), for license to sell
malt, vinous and spiritous liquors in
less quantities thnn one gallon for
6 months at lot 11, block 20, in Med
ford. Oregon, for a period of li
months.
W. M. KENNEDY.
Dated Julv 17. 1!)0!.
Different Pitchers.
(miner (reading about antique sale)
See where an old Konian pitcher
brought $1,0(10.
Ciuyer An old iionian pitcher? What
cluli- would want an old Roman pitch
er? Why, 1 should think bis arm
would be stiff. Minneapolis Journal. '
Style's Freakishness.
"1 want to be dressed In the height
of fashion," said Sir. Snddenroli.
"I'll see to it that your clothes fit
you perfectly." replied the tailor.
"But that's what I'm in doubt about.
Is it fashionable Just now to have your
clothes tit?" Town Topics.
Not Consistent. :
"What was I saying when I dodged
that automohilo?".: . . : .
"Yon were saying that life, is not
worth aivlng., I But, If , you tbbik. t
why did you dodge ?"-Pitrlmrt Poet
When There Was More of It
An old chap with hardly a balr ou
his head snapped at the young barber
on the completion of a hair cut:
"Yon are not the thorough workman
your father was. my hoy Vie used to
take a goed half hour to cut my bair."
More Than Liberal.
Mi. nighmus-You gave your son n
liberal education, did you not? Mr.
Muntoburn Disgustingly liberal. His
four years at college cost me $27,000.
Chicago Trlbuno.
HEADQUARTERS F0?
Harness Saddles
Whips Robes
Tents Blankets
Wagon Sheets
Axle Grease and
$ GalLCure
ALL KINDS OF CUSTOM WORK
J. C Smith 1
' ! 313 E Main I
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