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METEOR!) MATH TRIBUNE, MUPEOUD, 01 MOT ON. TlltTRfiDAY, .TITLY fi, 1911.
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BOXED APPLE
EXPORTS DOUBLE
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Over Million Boxes Shlppctt From
Now York nml Boston Last Year
to British and European Markets
ns Aiinlnst 500,000 Previous Year.
KxpoitH of boxed tippli'M I'lmn
New York mid HonIiiii lor (ho Heimon
111 -1 1 mwKMle. 1,1(111,1110 lio.xmt
art eouiitiei wllli ru),TM Ihixi'h dur
illK till) H I'V ilMIH MI'IIMUI, UecOldtllH
In i'iniirt'M ciiiiiilli'(l by .Mulilon Ter.
litiue, freight luolier mill I'm winding
iijteiil. 01' HiIh Mininiiil, ,iiiiiio ii.
eeived :illl,'JUH boxen; London, filll,.
Illll; (IIiihkiiw, ll,llir.j UiiiiiliiirK,
77.UH1; limn lH.IIHll, and (ho m.
iiiii'ti (o vmioiiN (itlmr pliu'cH.
lioHloii whipped to Liverpool fill,lll2
boxen; io Loudon, lll,'J7.'l ; In (linn
Kvf, JII,II2H, nml In Mmti'liitiT 'JO,
HI". Tint total oxpoitM HiitpaxHuil
all rciMMtlrt hinrn 1HIHI, tint ncuiod
iippniauh being tlui mmMin of !M).
J (I.
Tint lii'MvinKt (pimitlly expotled
fntm New York wuh on Oftolior IS,
11110, wbeu 7.'l,:i'JU boxen wnm hhlp
ped. Or iIu'hi., Liverpool j-ot 15,7(111,
Loud 1(M. l."ill ; OlaHKow, 1110, and
HiiiiiIiiiiKi 7207 boxen. Tim iH'an-Ht
upproueli to thin witn on November
jy, lino, uintii ti7,yu boxen WIT.-1..
ported. Loudon led, getting lU.IIIt'J
boxeH'.JJmnbtin: third with .'I.'IHO;
iliinj;iin- next uiih IIOUO, while Hro
iiii'ti pit only J'JHif boxen.
CoinparlHoii with other himihoiih:
Hal. Total.
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YESTERDAY'S SCORES.
At llrooklyn llrooklyn G, Hon
ton 3,
At riillmlHpliln I'liltndolphln G,
Now York t.
HrcontJ Km Plillmlclphlii 1. Now
Yirk 10.
At IMUMiurK IMtlHlitirK .fi, St.
I.oiiIh ,1.
v niotu mritiuHr mi, t ituoh
UXttU'B VUriUV"'- M11' ,w " UlllU) ckx
VYSART STAR
IS GIVEN RACE
Raclnn Commlttco of Fourth of July
Celebration Overrule Decision of
Jutlnes, hut Affirm Declaration
. Dcclarlnn All Dcts Off.
Aini'rli'iin.
At lloHton HoHton 2, WahhltiK-
ton 7.
At Di'lrolt Di'trolt S, Chlrii;o t(
At Olcmdanil Cluvuliiml II, St
I.oiiIh 7.
Norllmt'fttcni,
At Honlllo It. II. K.
Koattlo r. (! 1
I'ortlaml t n
At Hpokann It. II. K.
Kpnkano .1 11
Victoria ,.; I 11 It
At Tacoma It. II. K.
Tarmna K 7 'i
Vancouver i) tr u
(,'oMHt.
At Portland It. II. K.
Portland 1 ft S
Kacraiuanto '. 0 0 0
At I .on AiiK'dt'H
It. II. K.
I)H AllKoli'H t 7
Oakland ft It
At Han FranclHco It. II.
Han FranrlHCo 0 I
Vornon 8 i:i
WEARING AN OVERCOAT
PROOF OF INSANITY
1IOSTON, Miixh., July (1. WIumi ii
liithky hij: oop hiiw Aloxiimlcr l'olrof
Kki wcnriiiK mi ovorcont on Ilic
Htrrnt thorn today ho lii'HJInlcd not
n itihiuto, hill look him in. Alexan
der I'oiikIiI with hittoriu'HH mid cnlliu
miiKin, hut hu hud Lo u" uIoiik At
tho police Hlation it was learned Hint
ha hud oHoupod from thu Httitu iimaiio
asylum.
CANADIAN PACIFIC NOT
ALLIED WITH THE ERIE
MONTKKAIj, Quo., July O.-Tlio
lepoit Hint Ilia Canadian Paoifie hud
liel'u neokinc mi allianee with the
Krio wuh ot'lVutlvoly qiuiHlicd today
hy Sir TIioimiih SlmuKliiiPHHy, presi
dent of llm (!aniiilinii Puaifio.
He declared (hut noither the,Cnnu
dimi I'aeifio nor any of iN allied
!oiiipuniim hud til any limo lieen no.
KoliatiiiK for a (iontrollinj,' interest
in thu Erie.
HUNHI-JT MAHA'.INM I'OH .HJIA'
VaiallonTIni" at Ioh AukIcn Heaihen
Tho (all of tho cool turn liroozo hy
Peter I). Kynu, liouutlfully llliiHtratod
In four coIorH. "Tho Bpoll" by O. N. &
A, M. Wllllnmaon, IIunllnK, (InhliiK,
luotorliur, fiction'. On huIo all iiowh
utumW.
Tlio rarliiK rointiilttfo of the
fourth of July celetiratlnii has I untied
thu (ollowliiK Hlati'iiieut;
The rncliiK roinuiltteo of tho
fourth of July racurt hold at tho rare
track, after a rarcful InvetitlKUttou
by lutorrntliiK dlidiitorcati'd imrtlen.
who wltnvHHeit thu fifth heal of thu
free for all pare, have derided (hat
thn JudKe erred In thulr deelidon
Klvim out that Alford K. and Vyant
Hlar iiiado a dead heat, tho undlHput
ed tentlinony of wholly dlHlntereHted
Ktveu out that Alfred K. and Vyrmil
heat and raro. Wo farmer tiellevo
that decision declarhiK all lieta off
mum proper under tho clrcuumtaaces
Tho roiniiiltteo In tryliiK tn puil off
another rare hutweeu thoxo two
horHen In tho near future, to iiIihoIii
lely deelde tho superiority of tltene
homo.
A. K. WAHK,
UIIAH. K. TUI.Ii,
J. I.. 1 1 HI, MS.
;. i.. sciiicu.MintiiouN.
MllDrOHS MARKETB.
SiUII rrleci.
Yi'Ki'liildrN,
Potatoes- 2(JjU.2ft pur cwl; 3iv
pound,
OiiIiIiiiko 2c.
ParHiilps --2 '.ii.
I.ettiico -5c head.
CarrotH 2VjC.
, Heels 2 lie.
OiiIoiih llerinudii, I Do. "
Celery- -7ftc and l doi;.
Oaullflowar lOffp IGo luiad.
Turnips 2c.
ltudltdies ftc. hunch.
Onions (ireen, ftc bunch.
AsparaniiH Ida Ih.
Ithubarb So lb.
Fruit.
Strawberries 10$' lf!c box",
t'ocoiinulu lOu each.
PruneH Dried, tic lb.
Lemons 'ItOc doz.
OraiiKes 2ftfp-IRo doz,
Orapo fruit 7fta iji'll do.
nananiiH 30A !t0 doz.
Mutter I'.'kkh ami PoiiKry
Huttor fresh ranch, roll, COc:
croainory, flfic
Kkrs froali ranch Is 8 doz.
Poultry lions, dressed, 20e; live,
Ilia; sprliiKS, droHsod, ilOu, live 20c.
Turkeys sistrpao. dressed.
Meats
Hoof Cows, 10df20c.; Bteers, 13 J6
012 fie.
Pork 2 Offla 2 1".
Veal Pressed , 1ft 2 ftc.
Mutton- 12 IS f 20c; lambs, lft
2riu.
Hay ami Feed.
Hay--Timothy, l; alfalfa, $12;
Kiiiss, $H; khiIii hay,' lift,
Oraln When;, $1.20 bushel; oats,
?:i7 ton; barley, $115 ton.
Look at tho ads for tho chance la
Imy thu properly you ueod at a
"riKlit price."
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I UdBkliiB for Hoalth.
FRERAKERS
CAUSE BLAZE
Nearly 100 Cords of Wood Destroyed
On Griffin Creek Volunteer
Flyhtcrs Have Difficult Time to
Get Flames Under Control.
Fourth of July ct'lchratotH it'luin
liiK home Tuesday from Mudford were
lesponsihli) for a destructive i'iro in
tho (Iriflin ei-uek district. Nearly
100 coids of wood owned hy Will
Clore, which had just hceu cut hy
.foil ii Diivih, were burned mid several
acres of brush and j;rasM were
burned over. Thu Tiro would linvu
deHtrovcil additional property had
not a fiirco of voluiilcwr lire fire
fiKhtcra headed hy Arthur Potion
checked the prorens of thu flamus.
Thu fire was started hy a cureless
handling of firecrackers. A lare
hunch was thrown into a pile of dead
hrusli undflhu fire started at once.
No effort was made hy tho party to
stump it out.
MYSTERIOUS SLEEPER
AT REDDING IDENTIFIED
KtiDMNU. Oil., July II.- The mys
terious woman who was taken from
the Oregon Kxprcss hero in a cata
leptic Ntatu declarcH today that her
name h .Mrs. I.aura Allward. She
refused to statu where her homo is,
but said that shu wanted to go to
Colfax, Wash., where she has friends,
as hoou as she N able to travel.
GOLD SEEKERS
LEAVE RIR HILLS
Stcrlinn Road, Infrequently Traveled,
Is Now Bclno Used hy Many Pros
pectors Some Go in Autos, Some
In Waijons, and Some With Burros,
PLUMBING
STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING
i
1'riceB KouBonable 2
COFFEE.N (St. PRICE
Z li. HOWAItn HIOCK, KNTItANCK ON 6th STREET. PHONE SOS
X All Work Guaranteed
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BEST FOR THE EYES
BEST FOR THE MONEY
BEST IN WORKMANSHIP
This I can earnestly say of my tnado to fit KlasBoi. I'Ct mo
personally tell you moro about them.
DR. RICKERT
Eyosight Specialist.
Over Kontner's.
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THE REX MARKET
Wi: AIM TO KKhlj THE 1 1 EST MEAT IN THE C1TV, AND Alih
WE ASIC TO I'ltOVE IT IS A TltlAIj.
Isn't this a fair proposition?
10 lb. Pail Lard $1.20
5 lb. Pail, 65c 3 lb. Pail 40c
I'ae. l'houo ;t()71.
Home 111.
NEWPORT
-YAQUINA BAY-
Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort
Tho Place to Go for Perfect Rest mid Every Conceiv
able Form of Healthful and Delightful Kccrcation
ITS FACILITIES ATCE COMPLETE Best of food
and an abundance of it. Fresh water from tho moun
tain streams. All modern necessities, such as tolc
graph, telephone, markets freshly provided every
day. Fuel in abundance Cottages partly furnished
or "unfurnished to bo had cheaply. Strict municipal
sanitary regulations.
NEWPORT is reached by way of tho Southern Pa
cific, to Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & East
ern R. R. Train sorvico daily and tho trip a pleasure
throughout , dwtttAi Vfe UMtll
FARE FROM MEDFORD
Soason six-months ticket $11.10
Our elaborato now Summer Book gives a coucis.o
description of Nowport, including a list of hotols,
thoir capacity and rates. Call on, tolophonc or write
A. S. ROSENBAUM, Local Agont, Medford.
WM. McMURRAY
Genoral Passengor Agent, Portland, Oregon
rived at tho Weeks & Mcflownii store
on Went .Main street. This firm sold
out practically all of Its old kooiIh
durltiK tho recent fire sale and n now
stock was ordered. I'art of this utock
In now liolni; shown In the show win
down at tho store and In attracting n
ureal deal of favorable attention.
PACKERS PLEAD NOT
GUILTY TO CONSPIRACY
CHICAGO, 111., July fi. J. 0Kdon
Armour and nine oilier Chicago
packers indicted for violation of tlio
Sherman niititrust law, Imvo cnlerod
plens of not RuHty lioro Io ehnrgcH
of linvinjf formed n orimiiiul eoiispi
rncy in restraint of trade.
FORESTRY OFFICERS ARE
TO BE MOVED SOON
The road to KIciIihk up (Jriffin
crcuk whieli Ims of late years been
used ulmont exclusive) v by old main
iS'cImoii and woodcliopjiorM, lias re-,
ccully witncHhcd a (,'rcat deal of
I nil fie. Griffin Creekcrs are putting!
much faitli in it minint; revival mid
busu that faith on (lie larc number
of prospectors, some in wagons, hoiiic
in uiitos and some with the tried and
trusted burro, who pill's daily along
thu road to lose tlicinKclves in the
bills where they hope to find n k0'"'
en realization of their dreams.
"During the past two weeks each
day lias seen u numbi-r of prospec
tors traveling this read," Vtated a
(Jriffin Creek rancher this morning,
"and all seem to be equipped for a
lengthy stay in the bills. Some are
grizzled veterans,nnd others are evi
dently 'tenderi'eet' to judge from
their outfits. The movement is all
the more noticeable inasmuch as the
road bus been little traveled of late
years save by old man Nelson und
wootlehoppers."
NEW STOCK AltUIVKj;
A brand new stock of furniture.
many dexlgns of which have never
before been seen In Medford, hnH ar
The offices of the Crater national
forest will hu moved August 1, to the
Hcberiiierborn building on South Kir
street. They are nt present located
in the Jackson County Hank building.
PICKLES
MUSTARD
OLIVES
A largo lino of bent quality
goods.
Loganberries
Strawberries
Peaches
Apricots
Beets
Cauliflower
Cucumbers
Tomatoes
and all vegetables and frulti.
In season.
White Carnation
FLO UR
AT
$1.65 a Sack
Olmstead &
Hibbard
WEST SIDE QBOCEKS
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
R. O. Trowbridge, Prop.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINIST
All kinds of Engines, Spraying Outfits, Pumps,
Boilers and Machinery. Agents in So. Oregon for
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO.
J
A
Original and Standard
Whatever roofing you are using on any building,, you, are
paying the price of Rubcroid. There are 300 imitations
of Rubcroid, and all of them cost more in the end than
the genuine. These imitations in some cases even have
names that sound like Rubcroid. Frequently they are sold as
Rubcroid. Before they arc laid and exposed to the weather
they look like Ruberoid.
Twenty Year of Service
Rubcroid was the first ready roofing and is the, only one that
hxs made good. It has made good because it is made of the
best wool felt, impregnated with materials manufactured exclu
sively by the makers of Ruberoid and which cannot be found
in any other roofing.
il Lumber Co.
MEDFORD, ORE.
CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLINESS
CLEAN AND WELL CARED FOR TEETH MAKE A FAVORABLE AND
LASTING IMPRESSION
and show thoughtfulness and pride on the part of their owner. No one wants to
have dental work done in n dirty office or by a dirty dentist who uses dirty in
struments;! have a clean office, use clean instruments and endeavor to keep
clean myself, so if you need first lass dental work and want it done in a sani
tary office and with' sanitary instruments and want it done at prices that are
right, read the following and call on me for examination and advice which will
cost you nothing and if I do your work it will be absolutely guaranteed.
22-KARAT GOLD CROWNS ..$5.00
PORCELAIN CROWNS .. $5.00
BRIDGE WORK (per tooth) ....$5.00'
GOLD FILLINGS ....$1.50 AND UP
SILVER FILLINGS $1.00 AND UP
FULL SET OF TEETH, on rubber
plate $7.50
BEST SET OF TEETH, on rubber
plate $10.00
PAINLESS EXTRACTION.
All other work in proportion.
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REMEMBER THE MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP
ANTEED TO BE THE VERY BEST.
ARE GUAR-
DR. BARBER, The Dentist
207-208 Fanners and Fruitgrowers Bank Building, Corner West Main and
"and Grape Streets, Medford, Oregon.
Office Hours 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Sundays. 9 a. m. to 1 p. in. Phone Main 653.
IRRIGATION
We Have Water to Spare
and
Acres of Land
And Are Willing to Share it With You
Office 3d Floor Medford National Bank Building
FOR TERMS SEE
Rogue River Valley Canal Co.
and
ROGUELANDS Inc.
FRED N. OUMMINGS, Manager
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