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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDUOJtf). .OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 2. 1!M.
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OBOHC1E rUTNAM. Editor ami Manager
Kntfrnl All teoml-Hss matter at
Medfonl, Orrcon, under U tot ot
March I, iJ.s.
Official rnwr of thn City of MedfonL
Official raixr of JacKion County.
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' PORTLAND, Ore., Mny 2. To
wnku nioro effective tho striktj dec
lnraiion.hy i)ecirical worker against
the llayo Telephone company, for nn
Increase in vvnge, a resolution has.
jodny been adopted by the local elec
trical worker' union urging all
jfricnd.ii to, bpye.QU. the tclcpjiottjla t)f
tho Home concent. Union lender
leclared that the, strike called against
Hie l'u rtlntut "Eugene and. Eastern
railroad is graying very effective
' J. Morpcntlialer, viec-jiresiOcnt of
'the district council of electrical
porkers, today stated that sixty men
had quit the railrond company and a
imilnr nuinbpr U19 cniplox incut of
tho telephone company. Doth con
cerns, however, declare that very
few of'liicir employes answered the
ftrikc call.
JOLTS AND. JINGLES
By Ad Brown
tY hard to be a little fih
A swimming 'gainst tho stream;
IPs hnrtl to be a baseball fan
If you huvu't got 11 team.
JJ If some men b id angered, all the
Sioney during the pa.sf six mouths
int they hay t icy have wagered
tlicro are a lot more millionaire in
Mcdfonl than tho tax rolls would
indicate.
The wolf, ticking through tho
keyhole, has seen, the birth of many
nn invcniiun.
Jinny n man's life is an open book,
with home of the . pages glued to
gcther. , ,
Tho new theater is n credit (U
Aledfonl. Let'H continue to booft
for it junt oh wo djd in the dnyri when,
we didn't know fr hure whctliec it
was to bo built or not.
. Tho fact that a rolling stone gath
ers no moss doesu't prove thnt the
life of n moss gatherer is ono of
fame or fortune.
You respect the man ho makes
you think you arc wise.
M After all thoo warehouses go
ilnwn unulil it bo n still'' too much to
Vink Mr. Itanium to tpill n Tittle frej.li
plaint over the venerable depot!
Wo used, ly win,' U1.9 pruiji.o vX Uprin'f
yt Of thu i)j lyjd.'rinpling btreoin,
Hut whnt'ii the use oue can't cnthuho
When there aiu't no uascball team,
y We rhould Mnile drop the "u"
and bmifo a mile.
Dud Andor&gii t, ;oiuiiig hack,
n Wo'llvice him aft (ho. tra,in,
And vv'r' lud is fueling gla.d;
The duyu ate bright uguiu.
And when ho wandej-i, dvyn uur
y- htrcots
V Chuta fjuJksA to . UrV"H
Wu'll hlop and guxo dumb umazfj.
-. And then we'lltng along.
,Dul when liu htopK to tell us how
Ifu won liiK light with Drown,
Tho Htreetn will fil vjith iujjtu until
HoV told It tit tho town.
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And hoy-kids that nro born IhU
,, inwilb .,
riijlcad of Dill or .Tun,
Or Kdwnul, KntJi or Arohihald
jr Will nil bo named fyr li.
MORGAN'S ART WORKS
tNSURED FOR, $23,000,000;
I .NEW
YORK, Mny
Twenly-
"(lire.
jo million dollar, is tho amount 1
insurnnuo placed today on tho art
'ho
l,reaHurcs tit tHO line j. IV.'.K'"'-.
'?n Jho Morgan eolleulion m tho
TREHON
SHIPPING CULLS AS APPLES.
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NO greater damajje can lie done a fruit district lhan lo
ship culls and inferior products labeled as, fancy yr
extra Junta fruit. "When all sixes, of fruit arc jumbled, to
gether and all classes of
grades, anu size, and they are shipped ami sold nnsbranded
with a lyimr label, it takes years to overcome (he damairo
done. Not only the unscrupulous packer and shipper
an 1 1 vj o uul fH-nv"!- fist" in nv viisirii't, tur nil iiiivuusiii
public bhnues Uiq locality rather than the individual.
The Mail Tribune is in receipt of a letter Written by S.
K. Adams, its former Table Rock correspondent who is
now located at Macdoelin the Butte Valley, Northern Cali
fornia, lie sends with the letter a box' of tipples, little
weazened af fairs, less than two inches in diameter, as
proof of bis assertions. Mr. Adams says :
"A fow applet sent mo Introduce J tno Horuo Klvcr valley apples hero.
So tho manager ot tho big storo thought I10 would got somo Medtord applet,
and ordered 60 boxes, which canio with a label ut tho usual bright colors
and life slxcd apples on It, with tho, legend, 'Rogue lllvor Valley Apples
Tacked by tho Producers' Krult Cothpany, Medtord, Ore'
"I saw them when they first came In and b;w thnt no slza or number
was given, so remarked 'they arts certainly ashatucd to put the size' on
tho box.'
"I tried attcrward to soil somo Tablo Kock apples that I know woro
ull right, but 'nothing doing has been the result and do you wouder
after such an ndT The. apples seat 'ou, are fair samples I Just reached
my hand In the 'box and took tho first ones t came to.
"I, am only putting, you uoxt thnt you tuny protect tho growers a
little. I don't like to see your orchnrdlMa get their throat cut this way.
when they luvo thousands of dollar 111 tho apple, busuuess.
Th6nie,agre returns received by sonic apple growers
who whiif not' careful to sec that their fruit Wtis graded and
"pacKeti prqpprly, are thus partially accounted tor. tt is
evident that sniall attention was paid to grading, sorting
or packing, that the run of tlic orchard, enlls and all, wove
thrown together and shipped in. a great many instances.
It is small wonder that the fruit demoralized its own
market. And not only the orchardist whose fruit is thus
lmujUed, suffers, but the reputation of the entire valley!
" There ought to be a law against mis-braudiug apples
just as there is against falsely labeling other, food products.
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Seventh Day Adventists in various
parts of Southern Oregon nro pre
paring to attend the quadrennial
meeting of the general conference of
that denomination which will be held
iu Washington, D. C, Mav 15 to June
8. nud whiqh will bring together be
lievers in the faith from nil parts of
the world. A delegation of fifteen
members will represent the North Pa
cific Union Conference, which takes
in the Htntcx of Idaho, Oregon, Mon
tana and Washington.
'JClder F. S. Hunch, the president,
kui rcprcM'iu uiu oounicni urcgun
Conference, which has its hcadnuar-
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tcrsi at lto!eburg. The others will
be if Elders C. W. Elaiz, president of
Lc. Union; Ij. Johnson, tho president
of, the -Western WnhingtOn Confer
ence ; A. M. Dart, president of the
uUieni Idaho Conference; V. A.
jUiinaop, president 9f tho Upper Co
fiijcfiat Confercnco; W. F. Martin,
jtfcligiqus Liberty ceretnry of the
l?pViu Pacific Uniou Conference; M.
E. Cady, secretary of tho Educational
Department; J. Itiffel, head of tho
Gcnaan Department,, nud E. C. Kel
Jogg,pr(j4iiSnt, and F. W. Peterson,
bufciuc, mnnngcr of Walla Walla
Cpllegi;; IjL ". Decker, president of
tha Montana Conference; II. W. Cot
txcll, prcwdunt of Wcsleni Oregon
t(ifefqncp; J. F. Dcatty, C. .M.'
Everest, and V. It. Dcatty, of Port-
Thcso icrons will bo among dele
gntcji tljat will repre9iit every ono ot
tho 2.") union conferences 111 the
United Stutes, Canada. Europe, Aus
tralia and Africa and the mission
(Jtatijms in Africa and Asia. While
the delegates will number between
:t00 and .0Q, the number; of persons
to attend, will swell t'o about 1000,
and bejiovers from nU par(s of North
America will flock to tho hceuo to
listen to the important iietioiw
epneerning tho vhoje denopiiijation
which wil) come up for consideration,
and the explanation of Diblo themes
by leading ministers of the faith.
There nro 13 churches in the
Southern Oregon Conference, and tho
adherents iu Medford will iiwait with
interest the return of J'resident
Duuch uud tho other members of tho
delegation who reside in Southern
Oregon, to loitrn of tho things ac
complished during tho M'smoii.
A. It WARE
SECRETARY OF CLUB.
Tho d'uector of tho Medford
Coinjuoicinl club met Thun.dny af
ternoon t i o'clock mid choso A. 1C.
Ware secretary. Ho will bo paid u
salary of i'lOO a month.
Mr. Wire bus been u robidimt of
thu vuljoy for several jt'urs. ljo lm
bpeu secictiiry of tho fair ns&ociu
lion for tho past threo years and is
well known in the city.
A. V. ANU A; 31. ATTH.NTIOX.
There will be degree work to;ilght.
A full attendance Is requested.
E. E. GORE, W. M.
AD
NTISTS
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fruit arc mixed, retrardless of
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POUTLANU, May 2 Complica
tions arc setting in lu tho applo mar
keting situation. A nifwngo from
North Yakima states that It Is quite
probable that the organization ot tho
NoNrth Pacific Distributors will not
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be carried out this soaion unlou ths
Wonatchco association contents to
Join. Action by tho latter organtzn-
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tlon will bo taken on Monday, but
tho prcsont outlook U, cither for
Wcnatchco to go It alone or else Join
with somo other organization outside
of the Distributors.
Local Interests arc, not at all
pleased with the talk that tho Dis
tributors will not operate this sea
son. It, U hoped by practically alt
Intorests that tho big mutual organi
zation will operate because It will
havo a tendency to tnko tho haphaz
ard methods oj marketing away from
somo smaller organizations that havo
demoralized tho trado recently.
It Is tho general trend of opinion
In tho applq trado that the. North
Pacific Distributors la needed. To
gether with tho Northwestern Fruit
Kxchango or this city. It would bo
ablo to kcop much of thu fruit from
being sacrificed No flgHt Ja being
niado on tho Distributors here; In
fact. c,vcn Its leading competitor Is
said to bo In favor of Its operation
because two strong organizations can
better handlo tho fruit than ono.
SALEM, Ore., May '.- The Ore
gon Pioneer usooiatiou is celebrating
today at Chuinpoeg, the cvcutioth
anniverpary of the founding of Amer
ican civil government wet of tho
Hooky mountains'. F. X. Mutthieu,
tho only living survivor of thnt his
torical meeting, which was held at
Chumpocg, was prqcut.
It was Mutthieu's vole at tho con
vention seventy years ngo that Huvcd
,llio Oregon territory to tho United
States us tho delegates were equally
divided whether to fonn a provinioiinl
government under Ui iti-.li or Ameri
can rule, when Mutthieu cast his bal
lot. M.nny pioneers, from cities in the.
Willamette valley uttcmlcd tho cele
bration today. Several Miort ad
dresses wcro delivered.
PREFERS ROp'UE VALLEY
TO SUNNY SOUTHERN ALBERTA
QUANTS PASS, Jlay 2. Mr. anJ
Mrs. F. O. Moekor, who for tho past
year or more havo boon rosldlug In
Calgary, Alberta, returned to Urants
Pass yestunlay to mako their homo
for tho proscnt, ut least. Mr. Mcoker
admits that as a placo of residence
that region cannot ho compared with
tho Rogue Hlvcr alloy, and they aro
very glud to bo back again. Ho is
as confident as over that Urants Vum
and tho Iloguo Hlvor valloy aro to
havo an ora of dovolopment and pros-
(icrlty, but it must como through Ir
rigation and truusportatlou facilities. I
COMBIN
MAY POLL THROUGH ALASKA
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Mnrtln Orocn, onu of thu bent
known newspaper men in tho I'ultcd
States, has been honored in a manner
novcr before shown a working news
paper reporter Iu New York, perhaps
In the United States. A dluncF'fvr
him at Dolmoiitco't!, a dinner the
equal ot those given furmer presi
dents nud trutt officials, has been
arranged for him, uud sotun of tho
great men of the nation who have
met him will attend to toll what ih
think of him
jrS'nAl'. Alaska May 2 - Juit
before tho territorial U'Klhituro ad
journed at an tHr!y hour today, Oev:
eruor Waltur K. huk etol thu
antl-allen fish bill,, directed at Jau
anes.0 fishermen, which had bnun
passed by both bodies unanimous!).
leaders of boJj houses hold a
short conference with tho governor
and then announced thnt no attumpt
would bo ruado' 'to 4ss the bill over
tho governor's veto nnd Japaneso
who aro hero In lariso numbers will
continue their operations along tho
const.
Governor Clark declined lo com
ment on his action aud rcfusod to
say whether ho had followed Instruc
tions from Washington In vetoing
tho bill, but It Is-' reported that a
rapid Intorchaqgo of tngtsngo ba
tween tho territorial capltoi and
Washington followed tho passing of
tho bill.
Tho legislature, which Is the first
In tho territory, bus been In session
slnco April 3.
HEAT WAVE
CHICAGO, .May 2. Doclarcd to bo
tho first fatality from boat this year,
Peter I'ondus, a laborer, who was
ovorcomo nt tho commencement of
thu hot wave wlilijh Is 11,9 w gripping
thu city. Is dead hero today, John
IJ. Muiiicy, real eat a to dealer, who
was tho first man In thu city to be
prostrated, wus later rovlvud. Tun
oUj.gr minor prostrations were re-
purtvd. V'oitcrtlay was the hottest
May day thu city has known for sev
eral years, the tompcrnturu rising to
$3 degrees.
Thu Nash nnd Modfoul hotel com
panies huvo leused the Holland I Intel
and will conduct Hint institution us
nil annex iu tho future. Thu Hol
land under its prcacnl iiiuuugemeiil
will edits!) Sifluuhiy for inventory.
Messrs. Ilcll, Sheridun and Molif
will havo control of tho Hojluiid for
two years. They will uo it us
needed.
PROFESSORS ADDRESS
WORLD'S PEApE CONFERENCE
ST. LOUIS, Mo., May L -James
Seott lirotvii pri-ided over today's
session of the Amoiicau pence con
gress hero lodiiy, The prfucipul
siieukoiB vyoro Ptol'esir William
Hull of SwiiillunojJ) , Univc'isity;
Paul I(ciiiHvh of tho yijivJorsliy, of
WihcoiiKin, nnd Edwin Mend, u di
rpctyjr of (ho world', peiu;n fouuda-
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VETOED
rjEPORTEns;'
RECIPIENT OF UNUSUAL HONOR
For 2G years Qrccn, who Is yet a
)oitug man, has been n reporter and
rc-wrllo iiuin " much of (hat time on
the Evening World lu Now York Ho
hits seen statesmen uud politicians
conto nud go, nnd has written pages
about them. He la oue of thu most
popular men lu tho huslno. Those
who have hud to attend pot It Ira 1 din
ners and nil kinds of banquets at
which big and little men uud iiiuuy
fnur-tlushers were tho recipients of
honors, concluded to show what thuy
could do for "a regular fellow "
FOLK DANGINGT "
The itiii-t "iKiiiiii.ini di'c!tpnient
f hii-nl training, nud one wliith
will come to b KcaonUly recognized
iu Iky iinmotlinUp future, is 11 lend
jtispHiHU, of halnuce butweon rhool
(ryiHtmhtic nud idher forum of phy
iieal uxureUe.
Tlu! board of qluuallou of the
Mcdfnnl public schotdt lat full of
fered to thu girls of I he seventh aud
eighth grndutj and, the hie.lt vhool
free instruction yi phytieal training
for tho stjliool yar. Tho work has
burn carried ou under thu direction
of Mrs. (I, T. Wilrou ami an exhibi
tion vvdl cpucludu thu .yearV VMtrk.
The girls will npcar iu Drills uud
Folk-duiiciug op the Huor of the
skating rink at tho Nat tonight at
8:00 p. 111. Admission ii.u', reserved
seats ;I.jc. TickuLi at llaskius.
SA1.DM, Or., May 1.- If nn lusur
nuco company lu this st.)tu hasn't a
paid up capital stork as required by
luw, In order to obtain a license, Its
stockholders tuny convert Its surplus
and profits Into cash capital aud
meet tho requirements of thu statute
ai cording to an opinion' today hand
ed by thu state suprumo court. Tho
court overruled thu demurrer of lu
snrance Commissioner Ferguson lu a
miindumus suit brought b)' the Union
Pacific Ufu Iiisuruiico company. In
surance Commissioner FergtiHou hud
denied thu tompuuy a license. The
court allowed I Tgutiou 10 days lu
which to make further pleadings.
FRECKLES
Now fs I he Time to d'et Hid of TIicmi
Ugly Spot.
Thcro'H no loucor tho slight
est need of feeling iishiimud ot our
freckles, as tho proscription othluu
doublo strength Is guaranteed to re
move those homely spots.
Simply got an ounco of othlnu
double strength from our druggist
uud apply a little of It night uud
morning and you should soon hoc
that even tho worst freckles havo be
gun to disappear, while tho llghtor
ones have viinluhgd entirely. It Is
Kohlom Hint inoru than nn ounco Is
needed to completely clear the skin
nud gain u beautiful clear complex
Ion. Do siiro to unIc for tho doublo
stieugth othluu as this Is sold under
gujtrnutoo of money back 1 K, falls
to roniMVo freckles.
John A. Perl
Undertaker
Lady Assistant,
28 H, UAHTLKVV
I'Iioiicn M. 17 nud 17-T-tS
Aiubiilaiico Service lleputy Coioucr
AT NAT TONIGHT
CANNOT. WORK BUT
TEN HOURS A DAY
H.VLK.M, Or;.. May 2,- According
to, an Interpretation of the new U
hour law flxlug thu uinxliuiiui tlmu
that iiursoua may ho employed lu any
mill, factory or iimnufurturlng estab
lishment, which Hoes Into effect Juno
'A, an employer U prohibited from
working his mnplo)cs mnro than 10
hours a day even though tho tun
ployen dcslro In work lunger hour's.
This Interpretation was mndo by
Assistant Attorney (kueral DoI.oiik
nl tho behest of C M, Pntto ot Drain.
Tobacco workers lu llolulum do
not nveniRO qujttt six emits an hour
CAUSE OF IMPURE BLOOD
UrugKUt Tells of ltct llenuMly.
Pure hcaUhy blood Is a 111041 es
sential factor to Kood health.
Poor, thin, devitalized blond into
he canned by a weakness of tho dl
Kcstlvo urxuus, au acciimutallou of
wuttto matter lu the sysiem, au Inac
tive liver or lack u'f exorcise
Whatuver tho cauou thu best rent
edy wo know Is our delicious cod
llyer nud Iron tonic, Vluol. It wilt
purify aipl ourleh the blood, touo up
tho dlKoidlvo oimniiH., give you a
hearty appetite and create streiiKth.
A cast has Just como to our at
tention from Schuucctudy, N. Y. Mrs.
Ilattle Hull says: "I was forcibly re
minded that my system was run
duwii and my blood In bad condition
by au ahiir forming In my side
which required troMltuctit for wvor
nl weeks. Under die regular use ot
Vluol to purify and enrich my blood
and build up my strength this was
soon hvalpd. and my general konlth
was much Improved.
If you havo the iltitlitiwt Indication
ot poor blood take Vluol. If It falls to
help you w wilt glvo Istrk your matt
t. .3liH(urtl I'harguicy, .Msdt,ord,
Ore.
DRUNKENNESS
Is a curable dlioaio, which rcqulros
trcaimcnt Tho OltltlNH treatment
can bo used with nlmoluto confid
ence. It destroys nil duslra for
whiskey, boer, or pther Intoxicants
Can bo given lu thu homo. Nu sani
tarium cxpouso. No loss of tlmo
from work. Can bo utvsn secretly.
It after a trial you fall to get any
benefit from Its use your money will
bo refunded.
OllUINE Is prepared In two ferms:
No. 1, secret treatment, a powder;
OltlUNi: No. 2, In pill form, for
thoso who doslra to tnku voluntary
treatment. Costs only 1 1 00 a boz.
Como lu uud talk over thu matter
with us. Ask for booklet.
I.U.O.V II. IIAHKI.NK
FOR SALE
Small Irrlgutud ranch near city
rcsorvolr. House, barn, shed, etc
Telephone and city water. Family
orchard, bqrrlcs, garden. Now free
soil all planted. Ideal location for
market gardening, berries or small
orchard, Uuy this ranch now nud
got tho benefit of this year's crop.
II. I,. NOIU.tT, Ouncr
Phono lOIN-l,.
BILL OFFUTT
Automobile Expert
Now Located nt tho
Crater ''"ko Carago
3.1 8. IMrtlott Utruet
Iti-asounblo Prices, Work (Juarantccd
licit of llcfcroncs
Caro Washed nud Tires Exchanged
Oarago Phojio 20-It,
'o prido ourselves on ihu ICvclu
"JLVV ViUcy Atn.usjdicro vvldfli 'f
11lj iujrtv Thu ojiljj'otljyn that, a.iv
odoiablo "M',9, "ip llioso ailoialiln
V'."!rt.'r,.W,"' 'V'1 "'"' M'oil(ei"ous
bakery goods 1I110 lo (belt' quality aui
(lie sanitary conditions pervading one
fc,.?:"''Vf '
MEDFORD BAKERY &
DELIOATESSEN
12 H. Central
WHER.E TO OO
TONIGHT
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I'rlih: of Medfont
Will box three rounds with brother
Freddie
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Tivinciiiloii tlirif.-nl frattirn
'S.WHD IN MID-A1U
Hensntloiml and realistic
Monday and Tuesday, May Cth-Cth
E. D. Weston
Official Photographor of tko
Medford Commorclal Olub
Amnluur Finishing
Post Curds
Panoramic Work
Portraits
Interior mid uxtcrior. views
Plash liglits
Negatives niudo anv timo
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208 E. Main Phono 1471
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Extravagauco
Hotel
Von Dorn
242 Turk Strcot
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LTolel in San Fraueisco i
Mpdorn Central
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Hochambeaii
Dapplo Gray Stallion
(5 years old
Service $20 to Insuro
KITTO BARN
Jacksonville,
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Draperies
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drwimrles, lactj curtains, fixtures, etp.,
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