Medford mail tribune., June 10, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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rEP"FOT?D MATT; THTBUNTO, MEDFOim OttKCION, TUESDAY, .TFNF, 10, 101,1.
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MODEL LIFE-BOAT LAUNCHING ON SS. IMPERATOR
ASK NEW TRIAL
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UNEQUALED VAUDEVILLE
Wcdnonday mid Thuniday, Juno 11 and 12
Aftornoon and Evonlng
OF FRUIT LOSS
PROBING
A
NEW
EVDENCE
DUE TO BREAKAGE
F RANK E LA
Wr llio purpose of finding exact
ly where tho trouble lies In o ninny
uoxpb of npplcH IxjInR broken or tho
friijt damaged In transit to forrlRn
rountrlcii, the department of phys
ical condltiona of tho Northwestern
l'rult cxrhmiRo of Portland haa tor
soteral monthl liccu conducting a
vory exhaustive Inveatlgaltoh on tho
mthject of export packages for ap
ples. Tlio pcrcontaga of broken and
damaged hoxc.i has been entirely too
largo, nml bruised fruit in nil pack
ages linn boon too much In cvldonce.
Kxtenslvo correspondence with Its
own branches In nnglaml nml Gcr-
mnny and with a number of Inde
pendent receivers In various foreign
countries ns well as with tho prin
cipal forwarders at New York, and
a comparison of tholr advices wUh
tho results complied by various
northwest fruit shipping concerns
that have done tho most extenslvo
export business leads to tho follow
ing dcftnlto conclusiens: '
First That thero should bo an
Improvement In tho method of hand
ling Into and out of steamships. This
matter has been agitated by them
for some time and marked Improve
ment has already been mado by some
carriers. Many other shippers nro
now joining In tho demand, and the
federal authorities aro this soasrn
going to mnko closo Investigation cf
this subject, and wo have been In
vited to co-opcrato with tho depig
ment in tbeir work.
Second Occasionally thoro Is
carelessness In loading cars and '.he
tiara of boxes sometimes shift and
drop off onto tho floor space between
bulkheads.
Third Doxlng can bo Improved.
Tho exchange- definitely recommends
that all npplo boxes, whether for do
mestic or for export nse, bo In ac
cordance with tho 'following stand
ards: Ends, not less than 13-15
inch; sldos. 3-S, Inch full, mado up
with sW-pcnny cement nails; ton
and bottoms, 1-4 inch scant, made up
with five-penny cement nall9.
For export add a double top and
bottom, nailed on top of tho cleats,
with additional outside cleats, using
seven-penny cement nails. This
feature may add 3V4 cents per box
expense, but Is cheaper than roping
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Tho control of lifeboats on tho mod
ern ocean liners has been brought to
a science. Tho best engineering skill
has been dorotcd to dcvlso apparatus
which will lower the boats from tho
highest decks quickly, under every
possible- condition. On tho SS. IM
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list to cither side heavily, it would still
be possible to lower 75 per cent, of
all the boats quickly and safely,
devlco hns also been employed for
suspending boats on tho lower decks,
ThoLwhlch allows them to bo swung out
board and lowered in a row second,
mechanism is operated by electricity
and makes It posslblo to rntsu and. Tho great Hamburg-American Liner
lower a boat filled with passengers in carries eighty-four boats capable of no
lest than soventy seconds. A nunvlcommodatlng comfortably all of tho
bcr of tho boats are collapsible, and i passengers and crow. Two of ihcan
t.n? J .7. , ''.nested, or set one nbovo another, to nro high-powered motor-boats, which
ERATOIc, tho worlds largest EhIp,fMy)nnmltnn.iee. In this wnv elehteen could tako tho othnrs In tow. Tho
derricks havo been Installed which will largo lifeboats aro stowed on tho upper I power boats nro equipped with wire
lower the lifeboats from cither side deck between two of tho funnels, with-1 loss telegraph apparatus having a
of the ship. Even should tho vessel 'in reach of tho cranes. An insenlous range of over 00 mile.
SAN r-'IIANVISCO. Oil., .luiio III.
claiming lluil now oxiilenco tins
boon iliM'itvoioil by tliem, ulluttioy
for l'runlj Koln, former police ofl'i-
oor coiiii'lcl of grand" laioeuy up
pi mod before Siiioiinr .luiliro Diiimo
lioro loiluv niiil suliiiiltloil i motion
for now 1 1 tul.
The tiatiiro of llio oviilonoo un
earthed by llio i!ofouo wim nol tli
Uilgeil loilny, but V. ( Wright,
pouring from tlio offioo of llorl
Sclilo-ixiiigor, told llio ooiirt lluit ii
would Inko tlio form of iiffiiluxiti,
Tlio miittor tliou wont over until Sat -iiulnv
Tor argument on tlio motion.
At llio enlliun of IvHdln's oiio fioiii
tlio eiiloutlnr Jixlgo Diiuiio road llio
inionuiinon nun men hhmmi iiio no
ronilnut if lio liml liny .statement (o
make boforo sonloiioo aws imposed.
At tliw point Wright iiililromed llio
oourl. Sonloiioo wi ooiiliiiuod until
after llio decision wan uiiiiIo on llio
tiioliou. Attorney John llnrrclt will
tiinko tho argument for llio defence.
In oourl tlii- inorrlnj; were tlio
twelve jurors who ennui'lcd INnln.
Tlio sown oilier noouol olieo offi
rcr also uttciinVil Hit' koskIoii.
BERTIE JACK
BEAUMONTE & ARNOLD
l.nle of "Miss Nobody froin Slnrlnud" Co.
I'l't'.soiilingn Mill of Musical Comedy
MAKASANKO DUO
Sonsntionnl Rusaiun
Entortninors
TRISOARY
Mustor of tho Huts and
Coins
JEWEL AND JORDAN
Whintlora and Imltatoni'
MISS RUTH
CHANDLER
Tho Inimitnblo
Comodionno
tho ends so hard
or wiring and adds Immensely to tnbulgo of tho sides.
strength of the box and protection
of tho contents against bruises.
Some large shippers havo been so
well pleased with the continued usa
of this style of package that they
havo adopted It for all domestic
shipments as well. Tho exchange
recommends that this feature bo very
carefully considered with a view of
adopting this stylo or packago for
tlio special advcrll:d brand to bo
marketed by cc'rtaln exchange 'asso
ciations this year.
Fourth In packing tho tender
varieties nil tho outsldo apples
should bo doublo or trlplo wrapped,
with tho corrugated pad or threo
sheets of blue layer board placed at
both top and bottom of box.
Fifth In packing, tho apples
should not bo drawn down against
as to
' SUFFRAGETTE GONFESSES; ! ZEPPELIN SAILS FROM
SMS INNOCENT MAN
DONTASTHIt, England, June 10.
Became nu innocent man was
charged with the crime. Lillian Len
son, a suffragette "ar-onotU1," ur
rendered to tlio police today nml con
fessed to burning We.Mfiehl limine,
which was recently destroyed hero in
n mvstcrious fire.
SPOKANE, Wnrfli., June 10.
Leawng fifteen children inolherlen-.
Mrs. Ilert Howell, wife of tt farmer
near Polouc, U dead hero today ns
causo any! llio ro.MiIl of living struck by liglit-'ninir.
TO
VIENNA, .luiio 10.- With Count
Zeppelin aboard the Gorman inventor'.-
groat nirship Snxonv flow to
day from Vienna lo-Miinicli, wliore it
was landed after wirclcssiui; that it
was nliort of Kioline. The hit; fly
er nrrived in Vionnn yesterday when
Huiporor Fniucis Joeph received
Count Zeppelin ami hw party.
SALK.M, Ore, Juno 111. (lover
nor West low today upoiutcil Charli-x
(I. Hrif:g of I'ortlninl, n member of
the hoard of for-try, t nkt.itr the
plnco of A. 1'. Spraeiio. rcicueil.
Siork and Cupid
Cunning Plotters
Many a New Home will Have a Lltllo
Sunbeam to Orlfihten 1L
Tnore l pome iln-ntl la every woman 1
mind a to the prubalile pnln, dUtrci it ml
d.incer of child blrllu
Hut, tliniikN lo n r
mnrluiMo remedy
k now n n Moilirr
Friend, tli ixtUI Ii
one ot joful nnllcl
tKillun. .Mmlier's Friend Is
n lienrtnitltn;, exter
Iinl nppllcnllon. 1 (
make the murlrs of
the stuninch and nl
domrn pliant so they cipar.d enlly and
naturally wlthuiit pnln, and with none of
that H-culinr nniiH-a, nrroMn- and
oth-r Rymptotnft that tend to wrnkrn llio
IinMlW-cilrc tnotlirr. 'l'luw f'upld and tlw
tork are rnted ax rumilnit iilnitern to tu-r
nld I tic rotnltu; ot a little itiulwMM to xlad
den ttiu hearts mid honim.
ThoiiMiidii nf wonirii know fruin eiwr.
ence Mollier'a Friend U me of mir xrrulent
(iintrllititliiim to happy ihoIIhtIuxhI. Kid
by nil druxslMtM nt SI.(X) t-r bottle. F.t
lally rrtiiuiuietided as a preventive uf caX
irnr lmHt.
Write to llrnddi-ld lteEulntcir To.. IT! I
Iimnr Illdk., Atlanta, (!.. fur their al
unlilo booL to expectant mothers.
PAGESCOPES
Latest Animated Evonta
Popular Prices MATINEE BOTH DAYS- ! imv Rent
I)X OlTlcc opens 2. Ciii'liiin 2:510, 7:110 and !):i."
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Tlieiitor and Sliopplui; Iltrlit
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nml Hotter Hiilppcit Today tliiui Kwr llrforo
l.'tiroNmi I'lnn
HiNini without Imlli, 91.111) per day and up
Itooin with lint'', ji'J.tH) per day anil up
(J. J. KAL'PMANN, MaiuiKor.
.V. K. CliAHKi:. A-t. Mr.
Siskiyou Heights
Now in the time lo make seleetion of lols nnd
trnel.s in this mntiificenl: residence district.
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ROOM 1, PALM BLOCK
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Tho response to our limited advertisement of our Annual June
Hundreds ol ladies nave
season's;
prices unequaled in tne nistory 01 mediord's mercnan-
dising. Daily our immense store has been thronged with eager
buyers attracted by the phenomenal bargains in "EVERYTHING
WHITE." Hundreds of articles in every department, no matter,
so long as it's WHITE, go at this sale. Space will only permit us
to enumerate a few.
GLOVES
3 lot double tip colored Silk
Gloves 42i
1 lot long Embroidered, $2.00
value $1.50
1 lot long Main colors $1.50
values $1.19
1 lot II yard lciiRth Waist pat
terns, $1.00 values. ..$1.10
1 lot 3 yard length Waist Pat
terns, $1.00 values G5?
1 lot 8 ynrd length Waist Pat
terns, $2.00 values... $1.25
Juno White Salo Prices on
Waists in Suit Department.
LADIES' NECKWEAR
1 lot Ladies' Jabots at 10f
1 lot Ladies' Jabots, .'Me values. ...... .21p
1 lot Ladies' Jabots, f0c and (iOc values 33?
1 lot Ladies' Fancy Collars, 25c and 35c
LailieV Kmbrodieried Collars, 2."n val.....lO''
Ladies' Lace Collars, .'15c values 19
Ladies' Lace Collars, 50c values 29i
Ladies' Embroidered Collars, fioo val's 43i
Ladies' Lace Collars, 75c value 50J
Ladies' Lace Collars, $1.00 values G5
Ladies' Lace Collnrs, $1.25 value 85
Itilioh' Laeo C'ollarH, .2..r0 values $1.05
Largo assortment ot Dutch Collars in
white and colors.
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The warm weather is horo suggesting our neods. Our JUNE
WHITE SALE affords the opportunity. Everything WHITE is
embraced. Underwear, Infants' Woar, Whito Dress Goods, Tablo
Linons, Napkins, Towels, Muslins, Shootings. Lacos, Embroidor
ies, Laco Curtains, Draporios, Shoots, Pillow Casos, Countorpanoc,
Ladies' Waists and Waistings, Neckwear, Hosiery and Handkor
chiefs, all aro included in our JUNE WHITE SALE Reductions.
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LACES and EMBROIDERIES
1 lot Ziou Laces, 8 1-ftc values , , 4c
1 lot Zion Laces 15c values 9
1 lot laerame Laces, $1.00 values, now T..39(?
1 lot Allover Laces, 75c values, now 45c
3 lot Narrow Embroidery, 10c values 5c
1 lot -Hi inch Flouncing, 75c value , 18p
1 lot lleautiful UaudiiiK, $1.50 values 95
1 lot 27 inch Flouncing, $1.50 values , .Sl.lO
1 lot -1G inch Flouncing, $2.00 values $1.19
3 lot -1G inch Flouncing, Voile, $1.00 values $2.95
HUNDREDS OF STYLES TO SELECT FJtOM. BUY NOW.
LACE CURTAINS
1 lot Lace Curtains, regular 75e and $1.00 values, pair .45c
1 lot Lnce Curtains, regular $1,50 and $2.00 values, pair 95t
1 lot Colored Lace Curtains, regular $2,50 and $3.00 values, pair $1.45
3 lot Lace. Curtains, regular $3,00 and $.'1.50 values, pair $1.95
1 lot Colored Lace Curtains, regular $1.00 values, pair $2.05
1 lot Laeu Curtains, regular $5.00 values, pair $3.15
1 lot Lacn Curtains, regular $5.50 values, pair $2.95
1 lot Laeu Curtains, regular $0.00 values, pair $3.95
1 lot Laeo Curtains, tegular $10.00 values, pair $0.25
1 lot Laeo Curtains, regular $15.00 values, pair $9.90
lot Laeo Curtains, regular $20.00 values, pair $15.00
CORSETS
flossard's, Nemo,
lloynl "Worcester, Bon Ton.
Uo fittod by our Corsctcre.
F. K. DEUEL & COMPANY
MEDFORD'S DEPARTMENT STORE
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
1 lot Ladies' MiinHii Drawers, 75e val's 45
1 lot Ladles' .Muslin Corset Covers, 75 values,
at this sale 45c
1 lot Ladies' Skirts, 75c values 45
1 lot Ladies' Combinations, $1 values 05
1 lot Ladies' floutix, regular -1.00 vol 05".'
1 lot Ladies' Shirts and Corset Covers, $1.00
Jlllt H iftt ti)Cf
1 lot Ladies' Marcella Drawers 95c
1 lot Ladies' Short Shirt, Corset Cover,
$1.50 values 95t
1 lot Ladies' Long Skirls, reg. $1,75 $1.15
1 lot Ladies' Combinations, $1.75 val. $1.25
1 lot Ladies' Combinations, $2.50 val. $1.05
1 lot Ladies' .Marcella Drawers, $2.5(1
III lit H t t f?)l.a(99
1 lot Ladies' Combinations, $!l values $1,95
1 lot Ladies' Long Skirls, $!1.50 val. S2.25
1 lot Ladies' Combinations, $5 values $3.45
PARASOLS
$1.00 While Parasols at. . ,09
$1.50 White Parasols at. ..89
25c and M5e Child's Parasols
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$2.00 Colored Silk I'iiniiuiIn
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$2.50 Colore.l Silk ParasolH
ill tt tpXit
$11.50 Coloretl Silk Parasols
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OUR STOCK IS
COMPLETE, Oljrt
STYLES A KB
INCLUSIVE, OUH
I'HICKH AUK LESS
INFANTS' WEAR
Every article in Infants' and Child's Department marked at prines
to force ready Kale, Note llio reductions. .
1 lot Children's Dresses, ,'l5c values 15
1 lot Children's Skirts, .'I5u values 15
1 lot Children's Clowns, .'l5o values : 15
1 lot Children's Skirts, 75u values . . . .: .'.'. ...;.:, 25
1 lot Children's Dresses, 75u values , 25
1 lot Children's Fine Clowns, $1.00 values 49
1 lot Children's Fine downs, $1.25 values 05
Handkerchiefs
Thousands of Lawn, Linen and
Cambric Handkerchiefs loo num
erous to quote prices.
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