MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, AIEDffORP, OREGON, SUNDAY, JULY 24, 1910.
This department Is a rcnular week
ly feature, dealing with all phages of
the fruit and produce world. ,
IN THE FRUIT GROWING WORLD
Conducted hy Charles W. Wllmo
rotli, mnnnflcr of tho Ronuo River
Fruit & Produco Association.
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LntoBt official crop report from a
very reliable sourco on npplo crop
conditions In tho United States and
Canada on July 1,
First Now England group, com
prising tho states of Main, Now
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,
Connecticut and Ilhodo Island.
Tho crop In each of tho sovoral
Etatcs of this group continues to
make a good showing and tho favor
able conditions as reported July 1
aro fully mnlntalnod for this section.
Tho crop promises for this group 25
to 35 per cent in excess of a year ago.
Second Central group, comprising
tho states of New York, Pennsylva
nia, Now Jersey, Delaware, Ohio,
Michigan and Wisconsin.
Reports from New York continue
favorable and, while somo sections
report considerable drop, it is not
generally In excess of what Is usual
during tho month of Juno. Hudson
valley section reports improvement
during tho past month, with condi
tions continuing favorable In the
western part of the state and for tho
whole state tho crop promises larg
er In quantity and very much bet
ter in quality than last year. Now
Jersey and D laware both report
good crops, with prospects In Penn
sylvania and Ohio equal to ono year
ago, but located somewhat differ
ently. The Cumberland valley section
of Pennsylvania a llttlo less than a
year ago, which shortage is made up
In the northern and western part of
the state. For Ohio, tho Ohio river
section is making the best showing
for several years and the commercial
orchards in the eastern part of the
state show better than a year ago.
The Ross county and scattered or
chards In the western part of the
state make a poorer showing, but the
commercial apple crop of Ohio will
exceed ono year ago. Michigan is
showing up well. The early freezing
did much less damage than reported
at the time, and for the wholo state
three-fourths of the large crop of a
year ago Is promised."
Wisconsin does not make as good
showing owing to late frosts and
rop will be light.
For this wholo group the present
crop promises fully equal or perhaps
a little heavier than one year ago.
Third Middle west or Ben Davis
(roup, comprising the states of In
diana, Illinois, Missouri, Kansas, Ar
kansas, Nebraska and Oklahoma.
Arkansas nnd Kansas aro making in tho early varieties will nbout equal
a better showing thnn a year go, and . the shortago in tho Inter vnrlotles.
while tho crop generally speaking; As heretofore wo havo not made a
was badly damnged In southern Mis-. porcentngo comparison of tho crops of
sour!, this shortago is largely made July 1 as compared with tho samo
tin In tho northern part of tho state, tlmo last year. As usual wo will
so that tho wholo state promises to
equnl ono year ago.
Tho samo is truo of Indiana, with
n showing decidedly better In tho ox
tromo southern part of tho state. Illi
nois hns a very poor showing excopt
In tho extreme southern end of tho
state, and Is decidedly bolow a year J
make our first porcentngo compari
son In our August report.
For tho United States tho only
group showing u decllno from a year
ago Is tho third or Bon Davis group,
nnd as tho crop was very modorato
throughoutt his section thoro a. year
ngo, tho decllno will amount to very
ago, while Iowa and Nebraska havo l0 ! tho BgrcCato with tho con
but llttlo fruit. It must bo borne in . ral or second group making a show
mind that tho crop in this group was ' S Perhaps a llttlo In excess of last
very light in many sections ono year p0
ago. The snortago in Illinois, lowa,
and Nebraska will scarcely bonnado
up by the Incrcaso In Arkansas and
Kansas, so far this wholo group pres
ent prospects are somewhat below
that of last year.
Fourth Southern group, compris
ing tho states of West Virginia, Vir
ginia, Maryland, Kentucky and Ten
ncssco. The favorallo conditions of the
crop in this section as reported in
our former report still continue, with
Tho first or Now England group,
tho fourth or southern group nnd tho
fifth or Pacific group all show a
heavy Incrcaso ovor n year ago, so
that for tho wholo United States pres
ent prospects show a crop of 30 to
25 per cent heavier of commercial
good quality promised In all sections
except in somo parts of tho Ben Davis
group.
At this season of tho year uniform
roports of good quality woro novor
stronger and unless weather condl-
Pliilmlolphin 13 '2Ab will lio uhlo to iiiHlriiul -10 iinekm-8 in
Boston 1'J U.O.") n Hush. Tho association will liu
Chicago 17 1,70 plousoil to toai'li uvoryliocly in tho
Cars pears passed Snormncute: valley how to puuk, hut nt (his tlmo
July IS , , , 108 vu must iiimhI upon having our Htu-
July 10 , 8 dents ujrroo to devote the. entire sou-
Tho present week will practically ! son to packing both pours and up
wind up Snoriunento river shipments l'les. Our iipplo-pnokinu; suhool will
Virginia making tho best showing, j "s suoum turn uniavoraoio uur
and for tho wholo state an exceed- ,DS tho remainder of tho season a
lngly good crop is promised, equal to cP considerably above tho average
. 0 jast anu or goou quauiy is promiavu iur
the whole United States.
Maine Fruit Outlook Poor.
AUBURN, Me., July 13. Sum-
two and one-half times that
year. West Virginia also shows somo
Increase, whllo Maryland as a wholo
Is a llttlo below last year. Tho Louis
ville section in Kentucky still makes
a favorable showing and for this
whole group an Increaso of 50 per
cent as compared with last year may
bo expected.
Fifth Pacific group. Reports con
tinue favorable for by far the larg
est crop In the history of the box
apple section from Colorado to Cali
fornia. The states of "Washington
and Oregon will havo at least threo
times the crop of a year ago, while
California promises to equal If not
exceed its largo crop of a year ago.
Oregon is a little below last year,
but a good crop is promised, and the
prediction made In our first of May
report to you of 18,000 to 20,000
cars for this section promises to bo
fully maintained and will be by far
the largest crop ever produced In this ...
section. I
Canada Crops promise equal to I Givss snes of California Bartletts
one year ago. Tho early varieties, 1 0I, jujy oq 1910:
However, promise some-vnat better i Cars,
than the late varieties. The increase I ev York 10
on pours. 'Suisun is tuiipping very
heavy tho presont week nnd will con
tinue tho next week, nt which time
tho crop wilt bo practically dono
from that district. Thoro will bo
quito a fow enrs to go forward af
ter tho first of August from Cali
fornia, but thrco-fourths of nil the
Bartletts in tho state will have mov
ed by August 1. Present conditions
indicate that there will be no large
supplies of peaches until Washing
ton or Colorado ships in quantities
that would interfere with
River pears.
tiro east has been flooded with
Qeorgin nnd Texas peaches, but tho
indications aro that their sonson is
nbout out ami will not intorfore ma
terially with our shipment of pears.
Gross sales of California Bartletts
on July 21, 1010:
Cnrs.
New York 2l
Philadelphia 0
Boston 12
Chicago 15
Cars pears passed Sacramento
July 20, 04.
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Tho market in tho en-
open nbout Soptombor 1.
Wo again call your attention to
tho fact that tho association will not
ship your fruit unless each box boars
tho stamp of a registered paukor,
and wo wish each grower who ships
through tho association would assist
us as much ns possible in having tho
puckers como in and register.
Our warehouse located at Ceutinl
Point will carry a stock of paper and
boxes, so the members in that sec
lion will bo served from that ware
house. Wo expect to pack pears at
Central Point for such growers .i
will not pack at homo.
Knoh member of the association
knows whether they havo dono o
ervthing that tlicy could toward our
ultimate success, nnd such of you
who have not dono this, wo again ask
lor your oo-oporation.
If you havo fruit to market this
year cither in largo or small iiuauti-
l.tio ties, wo think it is u duty you owe
1.(10 yoursoU as well as tho association
Av'go,
$1.03
Comparisons of Selling Prices Between Calif,
and Ore. Newtowns for Season of 1910 & 1909
CompnrlsoiiH of milling prices Mwcon California and Oroijon Now
townu for hoiihoiih of 1010 and 1000;
Mos. Chlofly -t-tlor. Chiefly 4 Mi -t lor.
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marizing reports of fruit condition in
Maine, Dr. G. il. Twitchell, president
of the State Pomologicnl society,
said teday: "The promise of tho
blossoming season is not continued.
No good explanation enn bo offered,
though colder weather prevailed just
at that time. Baldwins will suffer
most, but hardly an orchard gives
promise of a fair crop. The absence
of bees is also reported, where last
year they were in evidence every
where. Pests aro not so numerous,
as spraying has been more general,
but fungus diseases, especially apple
scab fungus, are reported from all
sections, causing tho dropping of
leaves from crabapple trees and somo
others. Small fruits are doing bct-
for you to call at tho association of
fice.
Yours vory truly,
ROGUE RIVER FRUIT & PROD
UCE ASSOCIATION.
C. W. Wilmoroth, Manager.
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DR. GOBLE'S OPTICAL
PARLOR REMOVED TO 235
E. MAIN STREET. OVER
STRANG'S DRUG STORE.
To our Stockholders and Friends:
Present conditions indicate that in
a week or ten days we will bo pick
ing our pears, and it is apparent that
all of our members are not fully pre
pared for this work. Wo havo urged
time nnd timo again that you givo
us your orders for boxes, paper,
nails, labels, rubber stamp with you
iiumo as won as numuernic mnctnnes,
and nt this late hour we ngnin ask
you to prepare a list of your wants
so that wo may be prepared to de
liver them when needed.
We have put in a great many or
ders for shook, but wo find a day or
two delay this early in tho sonson in
getting our orders for them filled
from tho factory, nnd if you want
to be sure of getting your supplies
now is tho timo to get this matter
settled.
Our pear-packing school Marts
Monday nt warehouse 4 in Mcdford
Av'ire. I at 7 a. m. and will consist of two i
$2.00 days' work for each elns. and wp -'
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DAYS RARDON HAS SOLD
TO CAMPERS AND OTH
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TAINS 1000 LOAVES OF
PEERLESS BREAD.
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For convenience of men hard to fit or those desiring to look
over a fino lino of ovor KOO samples of suitings, inuglug in prlcen
from i?lf to $ 10 u suit, made up n any desired stylo, Vo offer you
a snviug of $15 to $10 on a suit and guarantee a fit. Wo aro agent
for M. Born & Co., Chicago, largest tailoring house in tho world.
Try one pair of Brotherhood Gloves
(Union made), prices $1.20 to $1.7f, will outwear two paint ordi
unry Gloves. Automobile Gloves, $2.f0 per pair. Our fiuo linn of
John C. Allen & Son's fanny Dress Gloves at $1.75 to $2.r0 will
novor mar your stylish inclinations. A hn.M-acl: full of cheap
GIonck at iiOo to $1.
Wo will save you many a big dollar in our Shoo Department,
which is groaning under heavy weights of big shipments daily com
ing in. So many grades and Mylos aro in stock we think wo can
suit you.
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