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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1912)
i . If r u i I ' 4 meg-s. -'. . . . jj-jggs BEDFORI MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OKIilflON, SATURDAY, STOPTEMBTOR 28, 1012. APPLES K FROM $3T0 $4 IN NEW OK Sgobcl & Day, utulor dale of Now York September 21, lsstio tho follow ins: Tho box apple mnrkot hns finally opened with tho nrrlvnl within tho pant wcok or ten ilnyn of cars from Oregon, Washington anil Idaho, fol lowing tho end of tho cars of Ura voitBtolns from Sobaatopot which arc now off tho market. Wo must confess that most of the apples In tho Tew cars that have como havo not been very desirable, largely owing to tho small sire, 4i4 and r. tier fruit. Yesterday the first Jonathans wcro hero coming from Granger, Wash., and a fow of the 3,4 tlor sold at $3.00, while tho 4 tier mado $2.25 to J2.G0 and tho AM and 5 tlor were neglected at $1.75. Many care could havo been sold at $3.90 a box If they had boon of largo size, a Jonathan being tho most fav orite npple. A few cars of Den Davis havo como and sold all tho way from $1.25 to $2.00 a box depending on tho size and quality. Somo hand some largo Winter Bananas wo un derstand from Wonatcheo $3.00 to $3.25. Some cars of Wolf River ap ples have been auctioned from 90c to $125 and one car or Medford Gravcnstclns was also auctioned from $1.00 to $2.00. Ittf? Apples Wanted Our friends In tho northwest send ing box apples hero, must remember that we have a large crop of barrel apples and tho 4 and 5 tier box apples come into direct competition with theso barrels and will only command unsatisfactory prices, we think, therefore, take our advice and send the largo size apples only, It you can, because the large apples ap peal to our best trade, and the con sumers are always willing to pay much moro In proportion for a handsome, large apple than for a small ono. In fact, they don'i want the small ones. Yes, we know there aro a groat many small apples grown, but lr wo owned them wo would not send them to New York to any great extent. Ono car of Wateonvllle Newtowns has gone to England and we shall, of course, report on it after tho sale. Moro will go next week. In fact, we arq also shipping. Tho Jewish Fast days during the past 10 days havo Interferred some what with the New York market, tho Jews being heavy purchasers of all fruits and at the' samo timo tho weather has been too warm for a good demand. Dartletts: 26,000 boxes this week against 65,000 last week, and that's tho reason why the prices have jumped. Tho very best California mountain pears $2.50 to $3.20, but several cars of ripe and rotten pears sold around $1.50. Northwest Dart letts ended about a car going $2.30 to $2.70. On Wednesday we sold Cornice pears half boxes to average $2.34 on firsts and $1.47 on sec onds. Clairgeau in half boxes aver aged $1.40 and Forello $2.10 to $4.30 per half box, with an averago $2.87. Wo so)d Colorado D'AnJous $4.25 on the 4 tier and $2.80 on the 5 tier, nuyers all want large D'AnJous Don't send small sized D'AnJous here NICHOLAS SKIPS WHEN WAN! R U. S. AUTHORITIES PORTLAND, Ore., SrpL US.- Al though federal officers today are combiiu; I'orthmd ami the northwest for Jiunes nnd K, P. MoNioholus. brothers wonted for alleged fraudu lent use of the mails in promoting woi thicks mining properly in Idaho nnd Oregon, the general belief is that Ihey are on the way to youth Ameri ca. Neither or the brothers has been seen in Portland, which is their Koine, for about ten days, Mi James MeNiehohis sy. her husband went to South America to look after some mining operations for a group of Loudon capitalists. Several Portland men were sub poenaed to appear as witnesse be fore tho federal unind jury in Cleve land, which begins an investigation of tho enso Thursday. It is said the MeNicholns brothers fleeced 1)00 per sons in Cleveland out of thousands of dollars. SCENE FROM "IOuGNT AND PAID FOR", AT MEDFORD THEATER, TUESDAY, 0CT0IER 8. James MeNicholns attempted sim ilar operations lie.re with the Tolo brick plant owned bv Co I. Frank II. Ray. mm M i in Mi il i 'ill JBIMi ' i iHii iflffH1 'WPBHPM 1 BiR ?W--H$ llkPraEMLr v bb-w IbII J111II-C vlAinKff0BWVX' 'l 5i Mm STRIKE SPAIN BNNGS NM MM The Koguc Itiver Valley Athletic association with L. S. Hevcridge as president and W. II. Murphy of Grants Pass, secretary and treasurer was organized at Ashland Friday at tho teachers institute. The constitu tion was adopted to affiliate with the A. A. U. About ten schools arc in the cjrgan izntiou and athletic relations will be placed on n firmer foundation with professionalism barred. The teachers institute in itself wns a decided success and was well at tended. Medford was well represent ed on the program, Messrs. Collins, Bowman, Jewel and Frost being among the speakers. Higher efficiency was the keynote of the meetings. Manual training, domestic sciimco and agriculture in the schools received the greater share of attention. FRANK CHANCE NOT TO MANAGE CUBS AGAIN CHICAGO, Sept. '28. Tho flat statement that Frank Chance would not manage the Chicago Cubs of the National league next season was made here today by Chnrles W. Mur phy, president of the club. Chance's contract as tnuuagcr nnd pluycr expires October 13, and Mur phy said he decided August 15 lust not to engage Chance for next season. "Nought and Paid For." showing at William A. Brady's playhouse at New York City, reached at -100th Hr formauee in that thcatro on Monday, August 12th. That it will run on for n long time thereafter is indi cated' by iliu auuiiuucement of the special election day matinee, ' untl also the complete reticence of the management as io when the ultimate chance of bill may be exm-eted. It would surprise no one connected with Mr. Hrudy's handsome theatre if "Bought and Paid For" were to put at, least ."()() repetitions to its long record. There certainly i no visi ble indication to tho contrary for the playhouse is always well filled, and when the weather conditions arc propritjous there is a rush of patron age that tests tho capacity of this auditorium. Mr. Itauly has an abundance of tried and accepted stage material this year which be does not quite know what to do with. If "Bought WE WILL MAIL YOU ft for each set of old Falso Teeth sent us. Highest prices paid for old Gold, Silver, old Watches, Broken Jewelry and Precious Stones. Money Sent by Return Mall. PbUa. Smelting Refining Company Established 20 Years IMS Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Fa. To Dentist We will buy your Gold Filings. Gold Scrap, and Platinum. Highest prices paid. Clark & Wright LAWYERS WASHINGTON, D. 0.. Public Land Matters: Final Proof. Desert Lands, Contest and Mlnlns Cases. Scrip. and Paul For" bad turned out to be merely u largo success, tho play houso would havo been opened to some of tho other attractions under the Brady direction, but as Mr. Broadhurst's comedy lira in u has been in osse&sinu for almost a sol id yutr, it has not been Hssiblo to find an outlet for the other produc tions of Mr. BrndyV unceasing ac tivity, and they have iieeiimulatcd in consequence. This makes mi cm barrassiuent of riches in tho Brady offices, and apjicars to justify the manager's determination to build at least ono moro theatre in New York for his own use, "Bought mid Paid For" will be presented in this city at tho Medford Theatre, Tuesday, October 8. Seutb on sale Saturday, October "ith. MARTIAL LAW LISBON, Sept. U8. 11 is leported lime today that Spain is under an absolute, diutntorshtp, due to Ihu wide scope of tliu striko on railroails. Tho lie-up is complete throughout tho country, Ihu troops sent Io Bar celona, lint fnituluiuhetu! of the re cent tlistui bailees, arc unable to trav el on (he trains. Tho ,sitiiatiou in Barcelona is critical, frequent riot ing occurring there with much shout ing and hoventl fatalities to date. A strict censorship has been establish ed by the government over news ilea, patches from Barcelona, M Mft -;iXi72zz, Any time any whiskey tastes so rough and strong it makes you shake your head and say "bur-r" let it alone. Never put anything into your stomach your palate rejects. That's why nature gave you a. palate, Relieves Catarrh in One Hour Tho quickest and easiest way to open up your mucus clogged head ntul freo tho throat from Catarrhal ho. crotloiiH Is to breathe Booth's HY OMB I. Don't wasto timo with Impossible methods; HYOMB1 ban ended the misery of Catarrh tor thousands of despairing sufferers; It will do the samo for you If you will give- It a fair trial. Just breathe It; It kills Catarrh gorms and banishes Catarrh. A HY OMKl outfit, which Includes Inhaler, costs 91.00. tiopnrnto bottles, If nf torwards noodod, no cunts, at phar macists uvorywhoro. Money back from Chas. Strang Is dissatisfied. Try the New Cyrus Noble he numbered bottle "the soul of tlir grain." W. J. Van lohuyver A Co,, deneral Agent, Portland. The University of Oregon Correspondence School offers, FREB, with the exception of cost of postage on papers and cost of the University Extension Bulletin, to CITIZENS OK OREGON', forty UNI VERSITY COURSES by MAIL. Ability to profit by tho courses selected Is tho only requirement for enrollment in tho Correspondence Department, Courses aro offered in tho dopartmonta of Botany, Debating. Economics, Education. Electricity. English Lltorature, English Composition, History, Mathematics. Mechanical Drawing, Physical Education. Physics, Physiology, Psychology, Sociology and Surveying. Wrlto to tho Sccrotary of the' Cor respondence School, University of Oregon, Eugene, for Information and catalogue. COURSES IN RESIDENCE at the University prepare for the Profes sions of ENGINEERING. JOURNALISM, LAW, MEDICINE, and TEACH ING. Fall semester opens Tuesday, September 17. Address the Regis trar for catalogues descrlptlvo of the College of Engineering, tho College or Liberal Arts, the Schools of Education, Commerce. Law, Medlcla and Music. Established isfil D'. FRUIT Incorporated 1904 CEOSSLEY & SONS 1 Commission Merchants 204 Franklin Kt., New York Oar Specialty ', APPLES and PEARS Wo hare our own houses In NEW YORK, LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLASGOW Direct consignments solicited or see our Roguo River representative. CHRIS GOTTLIEB Medford, Oregon m$m$mJ RAILROAD MN BACK FROM K T Stockholders nnd officers of the. Medford & Crescent City railroad compuny returned Friduy evening from an automobile trip well pleased with whut they were able to accom plish. The officers of tho company appealed to tho Crescent City busi ness men to ufebist them with funds and tho rcspoube was very butibfirj fory. Koch of tho members of the party was well pleiihed with the country truvorhed and are firmly convinced that the construction of a railroad will open n now empire. Among those milking tho trip" wus W. II, Core, Lincoln MeCormuek, Fred N. Cum tilings, J, I). Hell and Onirics Lebo. TALENT STORE ISBIW Tho storo of Ooorgo Fox nt, Talent wns burglarized Friday night, the burglars cracking the sufo and get ting away with somo cash uud buveral valuable papers, These papers were nolcs for tjie greuter part. Jtfo ojue wus loft by tho thieves The police luivo been notified in the tjeyoral, vulloy .towns to be on the outlook for suspicious cLuruutvit. a ? I t t t T f T T t r T f T V t T The Way to Succeed in Business Is to satisfy Hie customer, to givs him just what he expects to gst honest worth of his money. That s why we like to show you Hirsh-Wickwire & Co's Hand Tailored Clothes iifili k. BBISXBWSVt a UBiBB BBr- f Mi!3T I ill T Mil i 19 ' V? Rlnk.wikwlnC -' ' X.J&A.J&A V jff. y. ATA JA. J& A You II realize this more fully after examining their snappy new woolens and trying on one sf their fashionable suits or ovsresatsguar anteed to fit and satisfy. . The, priced will please you. S the Fall furnishings here befors you do ysur Fall purchasing. Everything that's new for men and young msn. Have ysu seen our sweaters? bbbbbbbbbbbbV y J i 7 7 . -mm. ,', J bbw sm AT Am t .Am M Am m LW. am bbW jK AWmW ViUM AmW m co Trade Mark that has led in Hat Making for 73 years "KNOX" LOTHING JM Jford! 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REDUCED FARES TO IiLAMATn FALLS Account ANNUAL KLAMATH COUNTY FAIR AND WOODMEN OF THE WORLD GRAND LOO ROLLING The Date - - The Fare - -Return Limit - Special Features Ciood racing", splendid dis play of Klnmuth county pro ducts, class Inltlntlon, compe titive drills, tug of wnr, buso ball, excursions to points of Interest In benutlful Klamath county," Including upper Kla math Luke. John M. Ht'ott Guuorul PnsseiiRcr Agoiit Porllnnd, Oregon Klamath County Fair September 25 to 28 Ir.c, , Woodmen Lor Rol ling Hoptombor 36, 37 and 38. Tickets will tin on ta)e September 2G to 28 Inc. 1012. Tho faro from all points on Southern Pacific lines In Oregon ONB AND ONK-TIIIRI) KAUB FOR TUB ROUND TRIP, Tickets will bo good returning un til Hoptombor 30th. No stopovers nllowod. vrR 'nrzxviSsCf Wjf SUNSET 0 0GDEN A SHASTA CWsTi TM n XCF If you arc looking for nn offioiont fence a fenco suitable for many difforont purpOBca PAGE FENCE will supply your needs ituaMiu Pagi Fenct 7'" , ,,-.. IM.tMII- ,' ' Rabbit Proof r Pugo Rabbit Proof Fonco is practical, economical and absolutely rabbit proof You want the BESTWE HAVE XT Wo furnish man and tools antT assist in the erection of every rod of Page Fonco without extra cost to you. Yew and Cedar Posts always on hand Gaddis & Dixon "Tht Page Fenctf Men" Distributors Northern California and Southern Oregon Main Office Medford, Oregon -n 1 w
