THE MBPFOItfji' DAILY TRIBUNE, MED FORI), OREGON, SATURDAY, BE PTEMHER 11,' 909.
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I Classified Advertisements, Business Directory and Market Reports :
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Prices Received for Local Produce
Hiuhcst of All In New York
Market.
Kg-ohcl & I in y issue llm following
N'cw York letter tinted New York,
September I :
Kales hero yesterday and today,
Saturday, linvu been nsfollows;
Friday-Cars, 33; 1 In rt let ( m; :MM)0 ;
P. & I'., :i700; peaches, :tlOO ; grapes,
11.700.
Siiliirdiiy - ("urn, .'II; !artlclts,
n:M0 ; 1'. & P., ClOOj peaches, 1800;
grapes 15,01)0.
Thin makes 18(1 runt for llio week,
against 20 1 earn for Inst work, not
very timrli of a reduction.
Hurl let In Owing to t lie receipts
from t ho northwest wo lmd about (in
many uk enmo IiihI week, nud (he mar
kct was very strong nil t tin week mi
Ml yesterday, when it developed n
little weakness, nud todny wus 'cor
liiinly lower. Two cars from Modford
todny averaged $2.78 nnd $2.57 per
box, both haudsnmo fruit. Two from
Grand Junction $2.15 nud $2.33. I'n
fortunately wn hnd lo hnve nn offer
ing toduy, Moudny being holiday,
nnd nona of our buyers liko Sutur-
dny union. Hnrdly any of them hnve
refrigerator rooms in their stores.
California loss daily, nnd wo think
nnolhcr week will about wind up this
t mil . Increasing arrivals of domes
tic Ilartlctts given ns u reason for
thin littlo owir range of prices on
those from tho const, however, nt
$2.50 tho consumption, wo think, will
take nil that will porno if flio fruit in
nil right. Shortly d'Anjnos will bo
wanted.
Rae & Hatfield.
Han & llutfii'ld issue tin- following
circular letter under date of Septein
her 3:
Thirty cur of California, north
wcNtcrn nnd Colorado fruit sold here
today; 23 Califoruias, G northwestern
nnd 1 Colorado.
Weullier fine nnd pleasant, Goo
attendance nl sale.
Not much change in market con
ditions loilny. Malagas htill coiitin
ucii in iiiieral I eipl, our n venire
. title; few fancy Tokays from Winters
m.I.I .1 o $:t.rji...,. but bulk went out
$1.25 to .!.."..
Iturllctts fmin Anderson and Yuen
ville mostly on the ripe side, nvorng-
i'd $2. HI. . Coloriulo Hnrtletts aver
aged $2.03; Oregon $3.25; Washing
ton $2.81.
Not many punches in sale. Few
Snlways showing up very fair color
nnd good condition, averaged Ole
Georgio Lutes sold $1.13; MeDcvitls
$1.2."); IaivcIIs, rather soft, 77c; Tie
quels Late sold '50c to $l.12,,!s av
ei-airc 82c.
Three ears of Italian prunes i
dale, one from Mosier averaged
If1.:i(l; The Dulles, $1.1:1; Toppcnish
$1.33.
On nccoiint of Monday being n hoi
iday, sale will be held here tomorrow".
most probably 25 cars.
New Cases.
Slatn of Oregon vs. William Hillis
trniiHeript from justice court.
Helen C. Colby vs. Southern Pn
cific Co.; action to recover damages
N'ewmnn & Cm-kin. nllorneys for
pliiiuliff.
SHIP YOUR FRUIT
Peaches, Pears, Apples
To
Page 6 Son
Portland, Ore.
The pioneer fruit house, who
have a large distributing trade to
got best results.
HOOD RIVER APPLE
CROP SOLD IN POOL
Entire Output Purchased at Fancy
Figurfes by Stelnhart & Kelly
Uniform Pack.
Hood River unci MoMi-r's iipilc
rop of 1!MI!I bus been sold lo Klein-
hurt & Kelly of Now York city nt
coiihiik-ruiiiv noove .J..io a uox, nic
highest price paid last year. The
yield ainoiiiils to about l.'ill carlouils,
or I O."i,.").")0 boxes, and the Mini paid
the growers between $225,000 and
$250,000. The siile was mude on the
basis of free on board I lie curs nt
the nearest stations.
J. A. Sleinharl of the purchasing
inn has been among the orchards of
Hood Kiver nnd .Mosier for several
luys nud pronounces them among tho
best kept in the country. He said:
Fancy Pack Does It.
"I cannot say too much for the
Hiver-Mosier apples. The puck of
this district is the finest in the world
and the most scientific, and it sup-
lirs the most epicurean ami exacting
trade. Wo do not consider that we
nrc paying u cent too much for it,
uud we uro not in business tor scn-
tiineutul reasons.
"And let mo sny right hero that
there is not tho slightest danger that
tho ncoplu of thin district nnd of
Oregon in general will overdo the mnt
tor of npplo raising. They cannot
overdo it. The ronson in very sim
ple, nnd easy to demonstrate, by
means of h few figures. In 1008 the
nimlc crop of the United States
amounted to 07,000,000 barrels; in
no year since then bus it amounted
to more limit 35,000,000 barrels. The
crop for the present season proba
blv will not reach that figure.
Business Cannot Be Overdone.
"The significance of these figures
is clear. lien it is considered inni
since IDOli the population of the eoun-
trv has increased probably more than
20,000,000 people, while the nnnuiil
apple output has net unity fallen from
07,000,000 to 3.'),O00,()()O bnrrels, it
an readily bo seen how impossible it
would be for npplegrowers in Oregon
ever to rnise so ninny apples ns to
over-supply the market.
"If the whole Hooil Ifiver-Mosier
district were one mass of orchards.
it wouldn't even supply New York
eitv, to suv nothing ot the rest or
the country, nnd F'uiiipe,
"The way these Oregon orchards
are kept up is n revelation. Why, the
ground between the trees is kept so
clean and free of weeds that you
could almost lay out n menl nnd oat
it off tho ground. You ennnot sny
that of any of tho eastern orchards."
Oregon Apples Unsurpassed.
"And then Oregon apples have oth
er advantages that the eastern prod
uct cannot compete with. Iu tho mat
ter of taste and coloring and, shape
they cannot bo surpassed, or equal
ed even, nnywhere else in the world.
"Oregon is the tipple gurdon of the
world. Tho whole state could go into
the business of rnising npples with
out danger of overstocking the mar
ket. '
"It is pertinent for me to say nlso
that the salvation of tho Hood Hiver-Mosier
district hits been its np
plegrowers' unions. I have come di
rect from New York to buy this crop
if there had been no unions I would
not have made the trip, and neither
would any other apple dealer, for the
reason thai none could have taken
lite, risk of being compelled to den)
with scattered growers, in place of
a compact union.''
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
William Ross lo William Knsele,
lot-- 5 nnd fi, block 5, Ross'
mi 'ii'.nii to Mcdford
Frederick C, Page to ,T. O.
'fryer, lot 4. block 3, Page
addition lo Medford
If. M. Kincaid to Jackson Co.
Improvement Co., 3.23 acres
iu section 23, township 3(i,
range 2 W
C. W. Clarke, lo C. S. Coggins,
800 acres iu township II,
range I K ,
William A. York to Aimio
Oush, 7 ncros in section 8,
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TRIBUNE WANT ADS
BRING QUICK RESULTS
, WHAT'S Y0UB TIME WORTH?
A three-line, notice in these columns will secure it position, get
help, sell n lot, or residence, in fact, il nets as your personal rep
reseiilalive multiplied n thoiisund fold, and costs you only 15
cents a day. Can you accomplish as much personally at such a
small cost? Think il over, then phone votir wuiits to 103 nnd
await results.
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WANTED.
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WANTKIl Will exchange lots for
good team or automobile in good
condition. I'cusoii Investment Co.151
WANTKI) Wo can place your money
at 10 per cent on real estate secur
ity. Iteiison Investment Co. 151
WANTKI) Situation, by business
man, thorough bookkeeper, office
man and eollcclor; conversant with
machinery; manufactiiriiig; banking.
Moderate salary to start. S. L., care
Tribune. 151
WANTKI) At once, two modern un
furnished houses, (i or 7 rooms; fair
ly well in; will pay good rent foi
six mouths. lienson Investment
Co.. 112 W. Main st. 151
WANTED Experienced quarry man.
Address P. O. Box 418, Mcdford,
Or.
WANTED To bny, 6-room modern
bungalow nnd 2 lots, good location;
price must bo right. Address B. .,
euro Tribune. 164
WANTED An experienced waitress
nt tho Totol Nnsh.
WANTED A lady clerk to do desir
able work nt $5 per week. Address
P.. J., care of P. 0. Box 110.
WANTED Man to represent largo
conservative life insurance company
iu Modford nnd vicinity. Good
chance for right man. Superintentl
busiuess. Address W. C. K., core
Tribune.
VANTED 32 wood choppers to chop
cordwood anrt ticrwood. Address P.
O. Box H
township 30, range"! E ...
Cora Marquis Amnnn to G. R.
Lindley. property in Kendall
addition to Medford
J. W. Abbott to Nellie May
Conner, land in township 30,
ran go 1 F.
10
600
10
David Fitzpntrick to First Na-
tionnl Bank of Milncn, 100
acres in section 8, township
32. range 1 K
1500
Cuiled Stutes to C. W. Clark.
140.03 acres in section 18,
township 41. range 1 E... patent
George E. Rossninn to'W. T.
Van Seoy, 160 acres m sec
tion 2", township 39, range
1 E
00
Floronno N. Stratton to Ncls
Thompson property in Ash
land 50
William Scott ct nl., to A. B.
Saling, land in section 25,
township 35, range 2 W ...
Helen K. Rome to Mux P. Jac-
obv, lots 1. 2, 3. 4. 5. 6, 22
23 and 24, block 3, lot 7,
block 34, Tolo
00
Max P. Jaooby lo Gold Kay
Really Co., lots 1, 2, 3. 4. 5, 0,
block 30, Tolo
John M. Sweeney to William
M. Colvig, power of attorney
United Stntes to Clinrles O.
Foeller, 100 acres in sec
tion 0, township 31, range
1 W pnli'nt
Trail Lumber Co. to George L.
Davis, property in block 3.
Nickell addition to Medford
Jessie L. Foster to B. F. Ad
kins, .73 acres iu section 30.
township 37, range 1 W . .
E. V. Cnrter to Charles R.
Ileardsley, property on Main
street. Ashland
James C. Beagle to C. R.
Benrdsley. property in Ash
land H. W. Huntzinger. In James C.
Beagle, property in Ashland
Lillie Policy to John B. Speed.
N E of N E section
4. township 10. range 2 E . .
M. F. Townc to Annie nnd Mol
lie Towne, lots 0, 10. 11 nnd
12, block 2. Phoenix
10
30
30
500
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FOK SAIK Oak, fir and pine wood,
conlwood, 4-foot lengths, will be
sawed into Ifi-inch lengths when de
sired; fir wood split and in blocks
10 inches in length. F. Osenbruggc,
Studebaker I'ros. Co.'s warehouse.
FOR SALE Fine cow, separator,
young horse, gentle. See Eastman
nt I'. & E. Junction. 154
FOlt SALE Or will trade for good
milch cow, work horse, sound in
every respect except one eye ; gentle,
perfectly true, will work anywhere;
weight about 1125; good color; age
about 12 years. No fake. Apply to
L. E. W., Tribune office.
FOR SALE Cheap, a good all pnr
nose mare, weight 1200. Address
box 724, Medford, Or.
158
FOR SALE 7-year-old black mare,
ride or drive single or double; also
good milk cow. G. L. Pankey, l'fe
miles northeast of Central Point, or
nddress care Tribune.
FOR SALE A lawn moker. The Art
Studio, 331 E. Main street.
FOR SALE Or trade, for city prop
erty, new Buick 5-passenger car,
used five months, all in good condi
tion. Address Mcdford postoffice,
Box 12. 165
FOR SALE 160 acres good fruit
hind, .30 acres cleared; stock and
implements with place; $2500. Chas.
R. Pidgion. Medford. tf
FOR SAL13 New 5-roora bungalow
on Peach street N.; pantry, bath
room, closets, screened porch, mis
sion furniture, electric lights, sewer
connection, city water supply con
tracted for. Good well and pump.
Woodshed. Apply to W. J. Roberts,
office over Medford National bnnk."
FOR SALE 1200 acres unimproved
land, also improved land, suitable
for fruit, for sale cheap. See II. JL
Coss. sole agent, 004 W. Tenth St.,
Medford.
FOR SALE Twenty acres, near
Merlin ; good fruit land ; $400 ; terras
Address S. Tribune.
FOR SALE 1200 acres improved
land, suitable for fruit, for sale
cheap. See IT. M. Coss. sole agent,
004 W. Tenth St.. Modford. tf
FOR SALE 400 head goats, 200 reg
isterod and eligible to register, bal
ance high grade ; 40 head stock hogs,
20 head cattle, some good yearling
steers; two full blood fox hounds,
one registered Duroc boar; horses
nnd land seeded to alfalfa. I buy
ond sell. C. C. Gilchrist, Sams Val
ley, Oregon.
FOR SALE 5 nnd 10-ncre tracts
just within, and adjoining city lim
its, at a bargain, on 5 annual pay
ments. Address P. O. Box 418.
FOR SALE For Phoenix town prop
crty, both improved and unim
proved, and three good orchards,
see Matt Calhoun, Phoenix, Jack
son county, Oregon.
FOR SALE Choice business proper
ty nt a bargain, on long time; easy
terms. Address P. O. Box 418.
FOR SALE 80 acres of best farm
ing land in Regno River valley; all
freo soil and under irrigation ditch
with deed righi to water; two miles
from rnl'rond station, quarter mile
from schoolhouse, on rural delivery
ronte; land now in alfalfa and grain
will make an ideal orchard; price
and terms reasonable. For infor
mation call at Tribune office.
LOST
LOST A surgical enso with instru
ments. Return to Strang's drug store
nnd got reward.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Physicians aod Surgeons.
11. W. STEARNS, M. D. Opposite
Jackson County bank. Night calU
promptly answered. Office and res
ident phono Main 2301.
S. A. LOCKWOOD, M. D. Pbysioiai.
and surgeon. Office, 133 W. Man
ot. Phone Main 577, Mcdford.
DR. II. J. CONROY Successor tt
Dr. Jones. Office in Stewart build
ing-
S. R. SEELY, IL D. Physician am
Surgeon. Modern equipped operai
ing rooms. X-Rny. Office hours
10-12, 2-4 p. m. Office in Jacksoi
Co. Bank Building.
DR. F. O. CARLOW, DR. EV
MAINS CARLOW Osteop at b i c
Physicians.' Mission Block, Phont
291, Medford.
Dentists.
DR. FRANK ROBERTS Dentist
Office hours: 8 to 12, 1 to 4. Miles
Building, Main street, Medford, Ore
gon; DR. WALTER R. STOKES Dentist
Successor to J. M. Keene.
Amusements.
BIJOU THEATER West Seienth st.
continuous performance every eve
ning of motion pictures ana illus
trated ballads. Entire change of pro
gram Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day. Admission 10 and 15 cents.
SAVOY THEATER North d'Anjou
street; latest motion pictures and il
lustrated songs. Entire change of
program, Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday. Admission 10 cents.
Stenographer.
ELLA M. GAUNYAW Palm blocl:.
Stenographic work done quickly and
well.
Signs.
SIGNS Display advertising, Mor
gan & Stoeckmnnn, Miles blag.
Bill Posters
VERNE T. CANON Bill Poster and
Distributor. All orders promptly
filled. Room 7, Jackson County
Bank Building, Medford, Or.
Billiard Parlors
S. T. BROWN & CO. BUhards, Ci
gars and Soft Drinks. Up stairs,
Yonng and Hall building. A nice
cool place to spend the hot after
noons. Tin Shops.
J. A. SMITH Tin shop. Tin and
sheet iron wnre on hand and made to
order 128 North G street.
Furniture
H. F. WILSON & CO., dealers in new
nnd second hand furniture and hard
ware. Agents for Mound City kit
chen cnbinet. 323 E. Seventh st.
MISSION FURNITURE WORKS
Corner 8th and Holly Sts., Med
ford. Mission Furniture made to
order. Cabinet work of all kinds.
A trial order solicited.
MORDOFF & WOLFF Cook Stoves
and Ranges. New and Second Hand
Furniture. Ends' old stand, 18-20
F St .South. Phone 91. Medford, Or.
Hospitals.
MEDFORD HOSPITAL Surgical
cases a specialty; thorough equip
ment. Mrs. L. G. Gardner, Prop.,
446 E. Evergreen St., Modford.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Farm m the Meadow
district, 32,0 acres, 280 good farming
land. For one or moro years. Rent
er expected to buy stock, soncict
ing of hogs, horses and farming
tools. Bargain on latter.- Address
A. J. Olson. Gold Hill. Or.
FOR RENT Rooms nt C04 WTest
10th street, corner King street; ono
front room upstairs, suite of rooms
downstairs in suite or single; hot and
cold water and bath; large screened
porches; lawn nnd shade for the
comfort of pntrons.
FOR RENT Bonrding house, in bus
iness center of Medford, nicely lo
cated with beautiful grounds, nt n
reasonable rental. Inquire at
Rogno River Electric Company, 209
W. Main St.
. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
i Building and Loan Association
JACKSON COUNTY BUJLDINO
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 0, C.
Hoggs, Acting Secretary, 328 E.
fain street.
Attorneys.
F. J. NEWMAN, JOHN CARKIN.
Newman & Ca.kin, Court Lawyers
Corporation and criminal prao
tice in state and federal courts. Of
ficea over Jackson County bank.
' 01 VIO & REAMS W. M. Colviir.
C. L. Rcames. Lawyers. Office:
Mcdford Bank Building. Second
Floor.
WITHINGTON & KELLY Lawyers,
falm building.
PORTER ). NEFF-Attorney-at-Iaw
NoJDjstreet, ground flooi
Real Estate.
BENSON INVESTMENT CO. Real
estate, loans and fire insurance.
Office 112 W. Main St., Medford
Ore. Phone 3073. v
Printers and Publishers.
MEDFORD PUBLISHING CO. has
the best equipped job office in
Southern Oregon; Portia id prioes.
37 South Central ave.
Opticians.
DR. GOBLE The only exclusive op
Mcian between Portland and Sac
ramento Office on West Main street
and retimad.
CALL ON DR. E. J. BONNER, Eyt
specialist, when others fail. Offioe
in Eagle Pharmacy. Mam 233. East
Main near DAnjon.
Jeweler.
ELWOOD AND BURNETT, the jew
elers, carry a complete stock and
make a specialty of high grade re
pair work. Opposite the Nash Ho
tel. GEO. A. BUTT Watchmaker jew
eler and engraver. My jewelry stock
is up-to-date. My facilities, includ
ing eperlence and material for re
pair work, are the best in the city.
Corner G and Seventh sts.
Nurseries
QUAKER NURSERIES Our trees
are budded, not grafted. Our stock
is not irrigated. We guarantee ev
erything put out. We are not in the
trust. H. B. Patterson, office, in
Hotel Nash.
EDEN VALLEY NURSEHY N. S
Bennett, Medford, Or. Grow tree
that sell, sell trees that grow and
fruit true to Inbel. Phone 3221.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NURSERY
Growers of high-grade nursery
stock. C. E. Cook, Prop. R. R. V.
depot. P. 0. Box 841. Phone 583.
Medford.
Brick Companies.
G. W. Priddy. A. T. O'Brien.
O. D. Nagle.
THE MEDFORD BRICK CO.
Brick manufacturers and contrac
tors; also lime, cement and plaster
in any quantity. Office, Medford
National bank bldg. Phoned Main
545.
Underakers.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO. Un
dertakers. Day Phone 353. Night
Phones C. W. Conklin 36; J. H.
Butler 148.
Fruit Stores.
- U'EESII FRUIT We have the larg.
i est exclusive fruit store iu Medford
We have a reputation for handling
only tne nest, we Know now to Duy
nnd sell cheap. H. H. Lorimer, R. R
V. R. R. Depot. -
Photograph Studios.
MACKEY'S STUDIO "Pose with
Mackey and die with joy." Over Al
len & Rcngnn's store; entrance on
Seventh street.
Drayage and Transfer.,
ADAMS & MOORE, GENERAL
Drnying and Trnnsfor, will call
anywhere in city. Phone Main 56L
Stand at S. P. Depot.