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MEDF0RT) MAIL TRIBUNE, arEDFQRD, ORMflON. THURSDAY. K1WT10MR10R 28. 1011 .
SI 571 FOR CAR
OF ROGUE PEARS
Fancys arc Sold for $2.95 a Box In
Chicago Prices Continue to Grad
ually Climb Upward Choice Go
at $2.85.
All gf the sooboii records in prices
imid for penrs wore brokou Wcilncs
SEVENTH ANNUAL
SHOOT STARTS
Professionals on Hand to Take Part
In Shoot Two Days of Sport on
Local Grounds Thirty Entiles
Booked.
The .sexontli annual slumt of (lie
Srnlfiml Rotl nd Ouii 'mi oiii'iied
tiny by the flnlo of npcnr by the today with several professional
ItnKiio River Valley Fruit and Pro
dneo nefioointion in Chicago for
$lf71. In this allotment fancys sold
for $2.1)5 n box, choico for ?2.So,
llniii for $2.45 n box. Still higher
prices aro predicted in the sales to
oomo between now and the end of
the season.
The inferior California pear is now
entirely off the markets, and the
supply in southern Oregon, not al
ready contracted for, is in demand
einong enbtern and middle west fruit
denlcrs.
EXPECT WAR SOON.
(ConttniMd From Pape One)
shooters entered
Ijvcrythinjj i in rendiues and nil
look forward to the Inrjrcl shoot
held in the hNtory of the club Thir
ty entries 'are booked for the events.
The names of the professionals
that have entered thus far follows:
F. Reihl, Tnconm; J. Reid, Portland;
I. Reid, Seattle; 1 Hololum, Twin
FjiIN, Idaho; .J Smith, Portland, and
Dr. Hull, K. Bonn and Kompf of Eu
gene. Afessrs. Loo Harkley and Fred
Villet of San Fmnewco missed the
Shasta Limited and will not be here
until today on train JTo. 16, too late
to participate in today's events.
ROADS TO PROSECUTE.
MAYOR TO PAY
ATTORNEY FEES
Zealous Regard for Peace and Dig
nity of Eagle Point Get Mayor and
Marshall In Wrong In Drunk
Case.
lug troops from Its transport at Trip
oil Is an unpardonable defiance. Tho
whole of Italy Is excited, the great
majority welcoming war.
"Mora than 9 per cent of tho re-
Bcntsts havo answered the call to
tho colors, especially In tho south,
whore tho soldiers paraded, carrying
banners lncrlbed with 'long live
Italy and an Italian Tripoli.
"Wholesale arrests of the anti-militarist
faction aro being made
throughout ho country today."
Pope Says O. K.
ROME. Sept. 2S. Pope Plus today
offically endorsed tho Italian expe
dition for the occupation of Tripoli.
His Holiness approval materially
aided the government in preventing
n great striko of protest planned by
tho socialists.
BERLIN. -Sept. 28. Hope for a
peaceful settlement of the Tripoli
affair thronjjh plans of Pope Fius
has been virtually abandoned, but
the German ambassador at Constan
tinople is still seeking to find some
basis of agreement between Italy and
Turkey.
Two German warships were today
ordered to Tripoli to safeguard Ger
man nitcrcsts. The foreign minister
is in constant communication with
the ambassador nt Constantinople.
PARIS, Sept. 28. With the send
ing of the cruisers Gambetta and Rc
nnn to the const of Tripoli in order
to protect French interests in case
of a possible war, France took a
limid in tho Itnlian-Turkish dispute
today.
Advices received here slate that
the Italian blockade of Tripoli's
coast is complete. All shipping op
erations are being closely followed by
the Italian officials and nil Turkish
(Continued from Para t.)
Bconue the mayor and inurslmll
of Kngle Point took a great interest
in the welfare of tho city and caused
tho arrest of S. 11. Spiker on
charge ot drunkenness ami UMng
profane language on the streets of
the little municipality, thoy must lmu
to pay attorney fee in connection
with the cno for Spiker wc cleared.
It seems that the citv council ha
been parsing ordinances and uot
properly advertising their pasngo jv
that the arrest of Spiker was not
legal, hence his acquittal. Now the
citizens of the little town plan to
make the mayor and umrslmll pay
up.
WIND STILL
HOLDS FOWLER
Aviator is Forced to Make Fourth
Posiponcmcnt ot Trip Over Sierras
Will Try Trip Across as Soon
as Possible.
EMIGRANT GAP, Cut.. Sept. 28.
Boisterous winds, that continued lo
.port about tho muwv summits of the
Sierras today cuumM tho fourth sue
ccsmvo ptwtponoiueiii of A tutor Rob
ert G. Fowler's 'attempt to conquer
tho towering-guardians of tho Cali
fornia border.
Fowler luis been here since Sun
day, chafing nt the delav, but undis
couragvd. Ilo announced that n soon
as tho weather becomes propitious
he will n'-say the conquest of Hie
peaks, and hopes that his opportuni
ty will come tomorrow morning.
Look for the "help wanted'' ul
that seems like n "prospect" and
answer it nromntly.
RODGERS IS ON
HIS WAY WEST
Aviator Hies 103 Miles In 115 Min
utes and Lights at Fair Grounds
at Mcadvlllc Makes Good Flight
Over Long Dlstanco
MKADVILMJ, Pa.. Sept. 28. Sus
taining a iipoed of almost a mtlo a
niliuUo over an uorial eourno of moio
than tOO miles. Aviator Uodgors de
scended nt tho fair grounds hero to
day In bis truuK-coiittucntnt flight for
tho STiO.uoo prlxo. Uodgcra flow 103
miles In US minutes.
PRIEST RIVER, Idaho Cashier
Uerry, of tho Fret River bank which
was robbed oC $2000 in cash an
nounced that tho bank was fully -ni
surcd against loss. Tho yeggmen se
cured also a $3,000 cerlificato of do
poMt on tho Homier County National
bank and county warrants umouutini!
to $2,000. The paper is not nego-l
tiablo.
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MORGAN
SHOWS
GREAT POWER
Brokers Do Not Buy Shorts Forced
to Cover and Bulls Shot Prices Up
Substantially on New York Stock
Market.
NEW" YORK, Sept. 28. Mealing
tho bears today when' tho market
was depressed by tho fear of tho Italian-Turkish
hostilities, J, I'l'erpont
Arorgun proved his right (o tho title
"king of finance." Ills Iotory was
reiiinrkablu in view of yesterday's
market, when tho hears kept ham
mering prices down. That hcshIoii
touched Morgan's pride.
Today Morgan brokers did not buy
but simply demanded tho delivcroy
of tho securities which they pur
chased yesterday. The result was
thntl tho shorts were forced to cover
and the bulls shot prices up sub
Haikina for HoAUb.
MEET TOH
AT GOLD HILL
Good Rdnds Boosters are Plnnninu
to Attend Session In Full Force
Mcetlni) Has Been Well Atlvcr-tlstfil.
A good roads inditing will bo held
litis evening at Gold Hill ami a largo
number of (ho local advocates of
tho bond tssim aro planning to ut
tmid. The meeting harthccii well ad
vertised and a rousing hieottng should
bo held.
Yesterday afternoon it number of
Med ford men spoke at Ashland.
Judge Nell and CoiiiinlwHlouor Dnvls
nnswotcd many ipiestlou ami it
seem that n chiiiigo in sentiment Is
prevalent in Ashlnnd and Hint tho
bonds will receive n fAlr number of
the voles in Hint section.
nankins for Health.
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tho strike situation today: "I have,
been busy handling tho strike situ
ation, and hare not had time to pre
pare for our convention in Atlanta on
October 2. The reply ot Kruttschnttt
is very unsatisfactory, and there is
nothing In it to niter the situation.
The unions have gone as far as they
can, and be honorable to their men.
"Kruttschn'tt says taht tho men aro
treated fairly, and wonders why they
wish to strike. He says nothing about
tho physical examinations to which
they must submit, the personal rec
ords scheme, the rank discrimination
and favoritism shown, nor tho utter
disregard of seniority in giving men
preferences. Ho says nothing about
the railroads ridding themselves of
the older men, or transferring them to
new shops. The men insist on hav
ing their former positions, and will
not retreat .from this stand. Tho
matter. of wages and hours of work Is
for later consideration. All we are
asking for now is tho recognition of
tho System Federation."
Continuing, Kline intimated that
the strike is likely to involve all the
western lines, and perhaps its pro
portions will embrnco the railroads
of the entire United States Kline
said: "This is the crisis between
capital and labor and wo may just as
well fight it out right now."
Nobby Fall ana Winter Clothing
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For Men, Boys and Children
SEATTLE, Yn. When the steam
ship Minnesota sails for tho Orient
December 15, every inch of space
in the monster hold will be occupied
by gniin. For tho first time since
this 28,000 ton vessel went into ser
vice on the run to the Orient, all of
her space hns been contracted for.
SPOKANE. Wn. A woman police
man to serve without pay will be np
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transport arriving nt or leaving P0,,c1 ,0 eniorco me curiew jaw in
v watched. ' opoKnne ny mo woman s iNon-ruru-
Tripoli ports nre carefully
Look at the ads that offer em
ployment and you'll find the right one
soon.
sau i'oMicai league, accoruing io
Miss Anna Swauson, chairman f
tho curfew enforcement committee of
the league today.
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Summer has passed, fall is here, and winter is fast approaching. You must discard tho summer togs,
You will want a new fall suit. We want to sell you that suit. No matter whether you want to pay much or lit
tle. Our clothing department has just the suit you want. One that will give you 100 cents worth of service for
every dollar you pay. We carry men's popular suits at
$8.00, $10.00, $11.50 $12.50, $13.50, $15.00, $17.50 and $20.00
MEN'S PURE WOOL STEAM SHRUNK HAND-TAILORED SUITS
$22.50, $25.00, $30.00 and $35.00
BOYS' LONG-PANT SUITS, $5.00 TO $15.00. CHILDREN'S SUITS, $3.25 TO $11.00.
Bring your Clothing Wants to Us. We will give you real value in every purchase.
A KINS, BENTON . CO
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BOXING TO-NIGHT
16 ROUNDS OF FAST AND CLEVER BOXING, BEGINNING AT 8:30 P. M AT
THE NATATORIUM ATHLETIC CLUB ROOMS
JOE PARKF.R.4 ROUNDS, WEIGHT. 133 POUNDS.RQY SMITH
CHIC RQWLRNJ ROUNDS, WEIGHT 142 POUNDS-JOHN TURNER
JOE RTFF-4 ROUNDS, WEIGHT 158 POUNDS.RARI . RALSTON
WALTER KANE-4 ROUNDS, WEIGHT 126 POUNDS-JIMMY SMITH i
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FRANKIE EDWARDS WILL REFEREE ALL CONTESTS
BOB TELFER, Official Timekeeper
SEATS ON SALE AT NATATORIUM ATHLETIC CLUB ROOMS AND MEDFORD CIGAR STAND
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