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THE MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28. .1900.
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MEDFQRD 10 LEAD
FRUIT SHIPPING
State Horticultural Commission Says
. This Section Will Be Chief
Shipping Point for Ap
ples and Pears.
Increase faster than our ability to
product?.
Has World for Market.
Tho northwest Pacific lias tbe
world for such apples as her cli
mate and soil can grow. The secret
of her ability to supply and hold tho
market Is to grow only tho best,
packing It the best. Where soil con
ditions are right here, and n falluro
occurs In apple and pear growing, tho
cause will nlways bo found In tho
neglect of tho man; his neglect of de
tails, as spraying at the proper time,
lack of Intelligent cultivation, and
thinning tho fruit and careless pack
ing. Success In fruit growing, as In any
Is had only whore i
AN APPRECIATION
OF MAIL-TRIBUNE
(Dy A. 11. Carson, State Hortlcul
tural Commissioner.)
It will bo but a few years nnUlHno of business
Medford will bo the largest shipping! tho Prowor !s willing to pay the price:
point for apples nnda pears In tho, intelligent, l.urd work
Pacific northwest, It not on tho Pa-1 "N'oxt year men." I. e.. men who
clflo coast. Ashland Is and will nojnre always going to do a thing ncxtj
doubt be the largest shipping point I year, should never go Into fruit grow- ,
for peaches, as she already has a , mg. i ney wui ran.
largo acreage In peaches, and is stead-, Tn m wh makes a success Is
lly Increasing that acreage yearly. , the man who does in his orchard tho
Tho old Question, "over-produc-j things that need to be done as they
tlon," is always coming up. "Whcro . fonio up, now.
can you market al lthls fruit when In i There is no line of general farm
bearing?" To thoso who have notl'lng that will pay the per cent aero
studied transportation facilities and ' Pr acre that can be obtained on suit-
market demands of the masses for able land by the skilled fruit grower '
XOTICK TO STOCKHOLDERS.
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win be a meeting of stockholders of ! "coRiiizod outsulo of Oregon,
tho Badger Ce,.rer company at 4 'J nf ho was unnmmously
," , ' . e .. iT chosen as president of the
o'clock v . December . IMS. at TM Association. an
room D. Palm building Medford I Or ! h w mn
for he purpose of making arrange- but f(jr
ments for doing assessment work. 4.
Unless such arrangements aro mado
at once, the company's properties
will bb'lost. By order of tho presi
dent. 216
H. WITHIN'GTON, Secretary.
XOTICK TO STOCKHOLDERS.
good fruit, tho question of over-pro- i In apples, pears, reaches or grapes.
ductlon is pertinent. From a hygicn-
ls point of view, tho peoplo aro learn
ing it Is cheaper to daily eat fruit
and have health than gorge on mdats
nnd have to pay tho doctor. Tho de
mand for fruit Is constantly on tho
Increase as tho masses become edu
cated on lines of health. Tho in
crease of population is always in
creasing the demand for tho best.
Frnit Zone Limited.
The fruit zones throughout tho!
United States for certain types of ap
ples, such as tho Newtown and Splt
tenberg aro very limited. These two
varieties are tho commercial apples of
the northwest Pacific states. Thero
la no other fruit zone than can grow
la Xewtown or Spltienberg with suc
cess on commercial lines. Thoso su
perb apples do not compete with east
ern grown apple3. If there was com
petition, why do our eastern applo
growers sell a barrel of their best
apples, containing two and a half
bushels, in eastern markets for less
than tho grower gets for a box of
our apples of ono bushel?
Many thousands of boxes of New-
towns aro exported to Europe, and
as tho keeping and shipping quail-
ties of theso apple- r wti- Known YXa Gannvaw. pnhiic stenocropher
this demanad w' ease yearly, nn, 4, pira hnildine.
Tho orient is b "ginning to lmnnrt Orders for sweet cream or butter
apples from tho northwest Pacific, milk promptly filled. Phono tho
and that demand from now on will creamery.
(Portland Spectator.)
Ono of tho best of tho state
papers is teh Mail Tribune,
of which Medford lias every
reason to bo proud, and to
which it should be deeply
grateful. A short timo ago
tho Mail Tribune was the
Tribune, n capital evening
paper, published by Gcorgo
Putnam, whoso fine joumnl
istio instincts did much to
help Mr. Jackson mako his
Journal a success; the Mail
was Medford's morning paper
a pretty good paper, loo,
for an interior town. Mr.
Putnam bolioved tho Tribune
and Mail would bo better con
solidated; his proposal of
purchase was accepted by the
proprietors of tho Mail, nnd
ho is ownor nnd editor of tho
combined papers and plants.
Tho Tribune has done much
good work for Medford nnd
Jackson county; in building
up his district, Mr. Putnam is
not only enthusiastic himself,
but is tho causa of enthusi
asm in others. His talents as
an organizer and builder are
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Notice Is hereby given that thero
will be a meetlrg of the stockholders
of tho Blue Ledge Extension Copper
company at 4 o'clock p. m. Decem
ber S, 1909, at room 9, Palm build
ing, Medford. Or., for the purpoao
of making arrangements for doing
assessment work. Unless such ar
rangements are made at once, tho
company's properties will bo lost.
By order of tho president. 216
H. WITHINGTON. Secretary.
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WILLAMETTE RIVER HAS
REACHED FLOOD STAGE
PORTLAND, Or., Nov. 26. The
Willnmctto river reached the flood
stago early this morning nnd is iiow
stationary. Many houseboats nlong
tho river were washed from their j
moorings. The Sellwood ferry, two;
miles above this city, was washed
away and captured by the firehontj
after colliding with a houseboat nnd .
endangering tho lives of the occu
pants. Driftwood piling against the;
piers of tho city bridges for a time
endangered tho structures.
Medford, Oregon: This certifies
that we have sold Hall's Texas Won
der for the euro of nil kidney, bind-1
der and rheumatic troubles for ten '
years, and have never hnd a com-'
plaint. It gives quick and permanent 1
relief. 60 days' treatment in ench hot-,
tie. Medford Pharmaev.
Hand
Tailored
Clothes
T'HE SORT THAT LOOK AS GOOD AT THE BEGINNING OF THE
SECOND SEASON OR WHEN YOU BOUGHT THEM BECAUSE
THEY ARE NOT PRESSED OR PADDED INTO SHAPE, BUT
WORKED, AND MOLDED AND FORMED.
MODEL CLOTHES ARE HAND TAILORED, OF DEPENDABLE
FABRICS, AND SOLD TO YO.U AT MODERATE PRICES.
WE RECOMMEND THESE CLOTHES BECAUSE W EWANT YOUR PERMANENT PATRON
AGE. OUR PRINCIPLE IS "ONE GOOD SUIT BRINGS YOU BACK FOR ANOTHER.
$15.00 to $40.00
Knox Hats
$5.00
at Gorrao Clo4k.xria:
Beacon Hats
$3.00
OUR BARGAIN COUNTER
2000 acres adjoining railroad, with station and side
track; about 1000 acres rich creek bottom; all choice
apple and pear land, the balance side hill suitable to
peaches and grapes; about 1000 acres timber and
brush land; 5 million feet saw timber; 15,000 to 20,
OOOcords of wood; several thousand posts; plenty of
water for irrigation; a fine colonization proposition
at a bargain. Terms.
680 acres alfalfa soil, 21-2 miles from railroad town;
300 acres under cultivation; good buildings; orchard
and improvements; water for 300 acres; 150 acres
timber, will cut about 15,000 cord of wood, with a
ready market. $14,000; terms.
200 acres timber land, seven miles from Medford; all
good fruit land; 2 to 3 million feet saw timber; sev
v eral thousand cords of wood; will divide in tracts
to suit at $30 to $40 per acre.
2500 acres, with railroad through the land; about GOO acres
valley land, now in good meadow; about 1200 acres
more can easily be set to grass; large house; three
large hay barns; near the station; $25 per acre, with
terms.
440 acres, four miles from Medford, on Bear creek; 250
under cultivation; 400 good fruit land; about 50 acres
in alfalfa; good house; two bams; $100 per acre;
terms.
1C0 acres, good fruit land; one mile from station; $1700
cash, balance four years at 6 per cent.
95 acres good apple or pear land; quite a lot of it Bear
creek bottom soil; half mile from station; fair house
and barn; $8000, or will sell 45 acres at $2500; five
miles from Medford. A fine proposition for cutting
into small tracts.
10 acres Spitz and Newtown Pippin appleo, 7 and 8
years old; house, barn; good soil; half mile from town
$4500.
12 acres, full bearing orchard, ono mile from town;
Spitzenberg and Newtown Pippin apples; irrigated;
lays level; best soil in valley; best orchard in valley;
will produce $.1000 per acre annually; good improve
ments; all tools, teams, etc., go with place; $20,500;
one mile from town; $8000 cash and terms.
32 acres best alfalfa or fruit land in valley; .10 acres on
each side of road; will sell all or half of it at $250
per acre; half cash, balance terms; 21-2 miles from
Medford.
180 acres good fruit land; will sell the whole or 80 acres
of it; one mile from station; lays beautiful; $G0 per
acre.
10 acres close to Medford; set to apples; just coming
into bearing; $8000; can bo irrigated; some pears on
place; good house and barn; a good one.
Full line of choice city property always on hand.
For Particulars Concerning Any of These
Write
Cusick & Meyers
Medford, Ore