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OnOnOK FUTJAM, fidltor Md Manager
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Bnternd as ncconrt-fWvM matlar
Mrdforrf. OrrRon, unlaw ,Um ot of
March 8, 18.
Ufa MIN IS
MTD1UD proving finger "writes, and having writ,
!M.b:cs bn: NoriiU your piety, nor wit
Shall hire it back to cancel 'lulC a line,
K Nor all your tears wash out a. word of it!"
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f Tho Crater Lnko season la now at
its height from 15 to 25 machines
arriving and "departing from tho lafco
dally, aside from iho many camping
parties who are visiting the lake In
wagons camping along tho rontc.
The accommodations at tho lake are
taxed to capacity but tho departure
of parties each day make It possible
for tho Crater Lake company to care
foVull of tho guests.
The seanon began to open In earn
est last week when tho first car
roached the rim of tho lake. This
week will see a constantly Increasing
number of vlsltpre at tho lake and
during the next two months thous
anjis'Vlll view the great natural
wondor.
Tho machines now arriving at tho
lake ar'o for tho most part from
California -although a number of
local peaplo are visiting tho lake this
year. Seven California maqhlnes
wcro at tho lake Sunday.
The roads are In good condition
this ye.ar and it Is an easy matter
to make tho trip to the lake in seven
hours.
GENE
DAL HARVEST
PEARS NEXT WEEK
' With Instructions to delay picking
ofBartlett' pears as long as possible
in order that the California crop may
get oft the market as much as pos
sible the harvesting of pears in the
valley will not begin generally until
next Monday or Tuesday unless it
turns "off very hot in 'the meantime.
Tho 'pears are sizing up beautifully
and 'are in excellent condition. One
car from the Daggett orchard -was
shipped from Central Point last Fri
day. This was picked early for ex
port trade and will probably go to
London as an experiment.
The 'Southern 'Pacific anticipating
the harveffting. has nineteen cars
sidetracked in this city. When tho
fruit 'begins to move it will go for
ward 'rapidly. All of tho orchardists
aro'ln readiness to start picking the
moment tho fruit gives ovidenco of
being ready to come off the trees.
Tn the spring and summer of 1009 some irrigation
experiments were made in this vicinity under the direction
of Prof. 0. T. "Lewis, horticulturist of the Oregon, Agri
cultural College. , Oho of ttiom consisted in pouring cold
well water on 'Bavtletfc pear trots in tho Hear Crock
orchard. The water chilled the trees, brought up the
limo subsoil, killed the eroi and made the trees sick.
Commenting upon this the 3Mail Tribune remarked
editorially ou May t), .1910:
"The Oregon Agricultural College Is undoubtedly doing, good work in
many lines, but in their horticultural efforts there is nltogether too much
experiment.
"Whether It is the fault of the instructors or tho fault of students
seeking to acquire knowledge one thing Is certain tholr experiments have
proven very coBtly to the Jloguc River valley.
"An example of some of their work la shown In one of tho prlio or
chards near Mcdford, whoso owner was pursuaded to turn over a block of
his greatest producers for experimental purposes. As a result, there Is
no fruit on this block this year, anil probably will not bo for stnoral jenrn,
although these trees havo produced upwards of 11000 an aero In fancy
pears.
"Although climatic conditions and soil analysis proved conclusively
the inadvlsabliity of Irrigating at certain seasons of tho year, tho college
experimentalists flooded the trees with water at the wrong time, which
brought up a llmo sub-soil, as well ns chilling the roots during the fruit
bud formntlvo season, and It will bo several vears before normal conditions
nro restored."
In reply Professor Lewis, had a column letter dated
Oorvallis, May 26, published in the Mail Tribune of .June
1, 1910, in which he stated:
I lrl . fi4-a.4n . ,a.a J a iliiK ail bh.. 4-1 a an i llwh
.l icmi in auiLv in ,iusi'r in utit nutigr, mm nil-
Oregon Agricultural College had absolutely nothing to
do with this experiment in any way. We have a written
sworn statement by tho owner of the orchard above
referred to that we had absolutely nothing to do with the
irrigation of the block in question."
The orchard referred to was the Bear Creek orchard
arid the signed and sworn statement, in repudiation was
from C. C. Whislcr, then manager of the orchard, from
whom the Mail Tribune got its original information.
Prof. Lewis' statement and Mr. "Whislcr ?s sworn
repudiation placed the paper in a rather awkward posi
tion, a not uncommon situation for newspapers whose
informants frequently crawl out of a hole by placing the
blame on the paper.
Over two years have "since claused and in Bulletin
No. 113, detailing "Orchard Irrigating Studies in the
Rogue River Valley," of which Prof. C. I. Lewis is one of
the authors, just issued by the Division of Horticulture,
Oregon Agricultural College experiment station, the fol
lowing excerpt 3s taken, trom page 14:
"The practice of irrigating voting pear trees on cither
the red or gray sticky soils is questionable. In some
experiments carried on with eight year old Bartlctts at the
$ear creek Orchard the results showed no advantage
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MET IS FALL
Whether a full county tlokot will
bo placed In tho field by the National
Progressive party for tho cluotlnn
next November will bo determined
at a meeting of tho Jnoksou county
committee of tho National Progres
sive party to In hold this evening
at the office of U. K, Mulkey In tho
Jackson County Hank building.
For some time tho leading imun
bers of tho locnl "hull inooyo" or
ganisation havo been considering tu
advisability of placing n local ticket
In the tlctd. Sentiment Is about
evenly divided and tho matter will
probably consume some ttmo this
evening before a final determina
tion is reached.
If tho commltteo decide to plnco
a county ticket In tho field It Its lo
Ileved that A K. Ware will be ft can
didate for thu county Judgeship.
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flak show
SHK-KM1E Of
gained in either the amount or size of the fruit produced.
Trees which were not irrigated produced as heavily as
those whiqh received a considerable amount of witter.
Seven hundred gallons per tree were applied about the
middle of July. In fact, subsequent results have shown
that it is probably a detriment rather than an advantage
to irrigate trees of this character on the soils in question.
The irrigated trees seem to be liiueh more susceptible to
blight. Jnst what changes are brought about in the tree
to render it more susceptible, -whether it is due to a coarser,
more sappy growth, brought about by the irrigation, or
due to some other factor, is still an open question."
Whq belongs to the Ananias Club'?
The Mail Tribune which printed the facts?
Prof Lewis, who publicly denied thcni? ,
C. E. "Whisler, who swore to his repudiation of thorn?
Or the Oregon Agricultural College bulletin 2sTo. 118,
written by ProX. Lewis, which confirms them and flatly
contradicts Prof. Lewis' letter of May 28, 1910 and Mr.
"Whisler 's sworn repudiation'?
""Who's loonev now?"
CAMPERS CROWD
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THE ilPPER WE
'Bootblack Jones is offering a
perfecllyvgood suit of clothes'for sale
cheap ''today following a spree in
fuiged'ln by Joo Wilson, colored, af
tera'feWdays Vork at Jones estab
llshtncht on Central Avenue. Jones
stripped iho glad rags from tho
trembling form of Wilson at tho city
(if'tnls morning and by the way of
gettiiig ccn retained tho looso
change found In tho aforesaid suit.
WIIboo, a tramp iorter, blow Into
Mcdford a 'few days ago and was
given oraploy merit by Jones in his
shoeshinlng establishment. Not wish
ing Whavo an assistant who was
njbt liroperiy clothed. 'Jones staked
Wilson to a now suit and other wear
ing apparel. Yestorday Jones went
on a brief vacation leaving Wilson
In 'charge No sooner had ho left
than Wilson locked up tho place and
proceeded to go on a protracted
sproo. Jones returned last evening
aniKthls morning ho stripped Wilson
In 'tho city Jail and Is now offering
oho 'sUlt, sfro 36, for sale cheap.
According to residents of tho urn
per Rogue Itlver district there aro
more campers In that section this
season than for many years past. All
of tho favorito camping grounds aro
filled and from all reports ovcryono
is having a great tlmo. Tho woath
er has been all that could bo desired
and feed Is plentiful on the ranges.
Most of tho campers aro enjoying
venison. Especially true Is this of
tho Prospect country. Nearly a
dozen deer havo already been bagged
by tho sportsmen camped at this
placo.
FIRST SPADE OF
WH IN HIGHWAY
SAN FJIANCISCO. Cnl., Aug.7
With tlie turning of tint firht hpmlc
of earth in tho roustrurtiuti of tlie
new $8,000,000 Hlntc highway
through California iieur San liruno
tho three day International High
way convention hero came to u
eloHo today.
At the invitation of P. I). HtirtKcil,
president of the Vancouver club, to
hold its next meeting in Vancouver,
iind u seconding speech by A. K.
president of tho Victoria. Aiitoniojiilu
cjiili, a liuuniuiotiri voteljy t!io' dele
gates favored (lie proposa).
Tho prefonnnncQ last night at tho
opera house was a beautiful passing
show, with hrlnght ongs ami u
snappy. If not n thoroughly witty,
dialogue. Musical comedies like
ijoulslnnu l.ou can not stand tho
light of criticism from cither a mus
ical or a dramatic art standpoint.
The entertainment is calculated to
whllo away a ploasant hour or two
and in that, it succeeded.
The caate was good throughout and
tho costumes were unusually pretty.
The chorus glrltt were shapely llttlo
misses, with voices that were In tune.
There was qulto a crowd from thoN
outside towns.' Ashlnnd being es
pecially wall represented.
Mr. McCallum has some good
things for tho coming theatrical sea
Bon, among which are "Tho Merry
Widow," "Tlie Chocolate Soldier,"
"Modern Kve," "llunty Pulls tho
StrlnKs." "Portuno Hunters," "Tho
Gamblers," "Officer CCC," and
"Pomander Walk-.'- - N-
This being presidential year, many
of tho best attractions will coma west,
whero the political fight Is supposed
ly not so Intonse. This, nowever,
may be an exceptional season, even
In Oregon,
ED ANDREWS.
FELT BAD
ALL THE TIME
Shcllhorn Ijv Suffered a Great
Deal, But Is All Rhjht Now.
Rhollhorn, Ala. In a letter from this
plnco, Mrs. Carrlo May nays: "A short
tlmo ago, 1 commenced to have weak
npolls and headaches, I felt bad nil
tho time, and Boon grow no bad I
couldn't stay up. 1 thought I would dlo.
At Inst my husband got mo a bottln
qf Cardul, and it helped mo; no ho got
eomo more. After I had taken tho
second bottlo, I was entirely well,
I wish ovorj lndy, suffering from
womanly trouble, would try Cardul.
It Is tho best medicine I know of. It
did mo mow good thau anything I ever
used."
Cardul ,1s a woman's tonlo
atrougthonlng inudlctno for women,
mada from Ingredlouts that act opo
cltlrnlly on tho womanly organs, and
thus help to build up tho womanly con
atitutlon to glowing good henUh.
As a remedy for woman's Ills, it has
a successful record of over 60 years.
Your druggist sella L ricaso try It.
H,n.-imui ljWAMrxy Ptr., OitU
Pve Atftlldn Co.. QutUiiooci. Tnn for Wrvewil
Mifri-Ktu, tnj M-v( took, Hlomo TiIimI
tor womo, tnt m ruin vratttr, oo triuiiU
We Have Moved
Tho Art Store is now located in now quarters in
tlie Slowing Jmihyug , ULH W. Alain Stroot, first
door oast o'L' Iho J3. & Cj. On.sh (U'oujury,
The Aft Store
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Watch Our
Addition Grow
Jniktton ami Hummlt
Medford Realty and
Improvement Company
M. V. & II. Co. Illdg.
A SNAP
GO acres, six miles from Mcdford.
good graded road crosses tho tract.
all free soil, at $50 per aero. 11000
will handle, easy terms on bnlnnco.
Part is creok bottom land, sultahlo
for alfalfa. Several springs ou tho
placo. Timber enough to pay for tho
tract. No buildings. In tho Grlfflu
creek district.
W. T. York S Co.
Save Money
By ordering your Pall and Winter suit now before
tho busv season starts
BIG REDUCTIONS IN
EVERY STYLE
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J)o you know thai, you can get a Kail and Winter
suit NOW to your measure for 12.00 and uj
W. W. Eif ert
209 W Main
Medford's Progrossivo Tailor
MY METHODS
of Ivcl'raeting aro
positive. You take
no chances here.
DR. RICKERT
Eyesight Specialist
Over Kentncr's
It takes five different aged
whiskies to make Cyrus
Nobleeach one good in
itself. But it takes blend
ing and re-ageing to bring
out the best in each to
"round-out" the flavor.
.Why punish yourself with rouuh, high.proof, strong
uhitkey when you can gel Cyrus Noble everywhere?
W. J. Van Schuyvcr & Co,, doncral AgonU, Portland.
Window Trixh
80
Ten Pieces Tied in a
Bundle Ready to Set
Up No Waste
Cts.
ComplMn art 0r "Window Trim co unlet Qf Clnc. IImiI Cnntne.
nilii. cap Mold. Vtliidow Htojm. fltonl and Apron. You liavo your
cholco of .Step, Hull .Voao and Illantnr Coning.
Complete Bet of Itinliln Door Trim romlnts of
Cailnr. Hllet, Cap Mold and He I!lockn. l'rlce for
no ld only..., , ,
Cmtnir. tlrnd
60c
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Tint qnUltr B-ro pml
.Dt0 $1.40
XJurpaoUd mvA nrntaia.
rina iriiH at thla rtoa.
X. B. OnHida Soor fiin,
oomplata , . 1J13
3C . Znalda Soor Tram a., Tno
X. . Saah rramas, -nrith crat-
a!4o caalsf and all! . . Mo
X. S. "WUiiow rrasiai, wltli
blind atop, pollaya la viae.
jokata oat l..., tU9
Two-Ua-tot 94x34 wtadoir, ,Uoa
Wi do not nail rough Itim
ber, otc, tint 'nn In your Hat
of any other material for
tlmatlnir. Wi 'will sell any
one. Hnlp nnywhorc
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Sash and Doiri
IMS First AicJL
Seattle, D. S. A.
S.S.S.
NATURES
PERFECT T0NIG
Bomnthlng moro thnn nn ordinary tonlo U roqulrod to ronton) hwlth to
n woakonod, run-down Byatom; tho inodlulno inut poiuwwt blood.purUydw;
proportion na well, becnuno tho wouknonn ntul Jiupurlty o( tho circulation In
responsible for tho poor phynlcnl condition. Tlio blood tloou not contnln
the necessary quantity of rloli, red corpuiwlos, and is thnroforo n wouk,
watery stroain which ctuinot uilord sufllclent nourUhrnont to nuRtnin tho
tryatom In ordinary health. A poorly nourished body cannot roaUt duuiiiAn.
und thla oxplainn why so many persons 'aro attacked by a mjkiII of
slcknoss when tho uso o( rv good tonlo would huvo )rovonttl tho trouble.
In 8. 8.8. will bo found both blood-olonniilug nnd tonlo quulltlon combined.
It builds up wonlc conntltutlona by removing nil impurities nnd Roriua fr.iiti
tho blood, thus supplying n certain moiuia lor Testoriuc strength tnl
lnvlRornlinK tho syutom. Tho healthful, voKotnhlo iiiKrodlonts of whlolt
8.8.8. is compoaed iimlto it sphuiditlly fitted to Uio noods nfthono iyt)tuiu.t
which tiro dollcnto from tiny oautio, It In Katuro'd Tereat Tonlo, froa front
nil harmful minerals, a imfo and plounant noting modlalno for porsouu of
ovory ago, 8. B. 8. rids tho body of that tired, "worn-out foollnu bo coutiunn
at this souaon, improves tho ujiixitlto and digestion, tonos up tho titointiuli,
acts with plonaln;; oduota on thu norvoun syntem, und rolnvicomtns ovnrv
portion of tho body. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA.
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coimciLinAN Mitchell ill;
WO SESSION WAS HELD
'Falling to havo a quorum, tho
council 'adjourned last night until
Thursday ovonlng when tlio three
woeks lapuo alnco a meeting will bo
hrokou'tr a quorum cun ho 'found.
The regular mooting would havo
takon placo last night but for tho
Huddes Vttack of Councilman Mitchell
With 'malaria. Coiincllmoh Watt and
Etncrlck both holng In quest of ro
crat)on, iMr. "MltcholT's illness stop
peH the municipal wheels. '
ivMuck'iinportaut work was HCliodul
".fer -last night's meeting and tho
rifciitarijelty bills wcro to hnve been
gllowJ. v
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Lust clmiioo of the soason worth every
eent of $3,000.00, to he Hold at the extremely
pw price of $2,300.00. Handsome i'LIh
with built in eliina closet, maple floors, '(n'i'ic
sleeping porch, living room 12 x 28 feet with
huff brick fireplace, large lot 00 x M0 J'eot,
nice hiwn, double constructed, guaranteed
00 years.
H. E. GATES, Owner ROSE AVE.
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