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CTEDFORD MATH TttTBUNR MTCDFOTCD, WffliClOtf, TTCTTTAY, 'OOTOBTCtt 10, 1913. -
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NO SUCH THING
AS SPITZ APPLE
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SAM
LEO FRANK PAYS
DOREMECPENALTY
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BRUTALfCR
BAT NELSON AND
AD WOLGAST SIGN UP
POUTJ.AXI), Oro., Oct. 10. -Hnvo
you over onion a Spltxonliun;? Prob
ably ninny millions of people In the
United States nntl In foreign coun
tries would say they hnve. They
nrvcr woro moro mistaken In tlielr
live, however, for no les an au
thority than tho I'nlted States gov
ernment Itxelf says In substances that
nil these pcoplu hnvo been dreaming.
TJiry have been entlng tho Ksonua
nud nil tho rraUes that havo been
gleu tho SplUcnburg belong to tho
lormer.
Tho Rovomment has slRnlfled Us
Intention of seeing that you will not
cnt nnymrtro Spltrcnburga hereafter
nlthough tho same authority has
already declared that you havo never
eaten one. Tho old nnmo that is
known fnr and wide In trade circles
08 tho "Spitz" will hereafter havo a
tlllo thnt will sound something llko
soap.
Means Illg To to Growers
Puro food officials signify that
tboy nro not Joking, however, and
that troublo may bo In store for applo
shippers who persist In believing that
they arc growing tho Spltxcnburg ap
ple and continue to label their fruit
as such.
Tho reputation of tho Pacific
northwest as an applo grower has
been secured greatly by the fame
that has coma from tho shipment of
tho Spitronburg beg pardon, tho
Esonus; and tho forcing of tho lat
ter name upon tho labols will prob
nbly mean tho loss of millions of
dollars to Pacific northwest applo
growers.
Tho wrath of tho government is
called forth by a published booklet
Issued by tho North Pacific Distribu
tors which Is said to contain many
names of aples that aro false.
OrfRon Hods Ben Davis
Perhaps If you havo not eaten a
SplUcnburg, you thought maybo that
somo tlmo or other an Oregon Red
had .tickled your palate. You're
wrong again, for tho government says
that what tho Prtclflc northwest calls
an Oregon Hod is nothing moro or
less than a Baldwin. For years
Hood ntver has been shipping Its
apples of this variety that aro 00
per rent red, as Oregon Reds and tho
fruit has secured quite a reputation.
Tho Oregon Beauty, so called by
tho trado hero, Is no more. This var-
loty never existed according to an
official of tho government. Its namo
Is Ren Davis. Tho DIack Ben Davis
and tho Arlsto Rlack which have been
marketed by tho Pacific northwest,
aro officially consigned to tho junk
heap, for tho government insists they
aro mlsbrandcd unless called tho
Gano.
ATLANTA, Gn., Oct. 10. I.oo M.
Frank, youthful superintendent of tho
National Pencil company, today paid
tho extreme penalty for tho brutal
murder of l"-yenr-old Mary Plmgnn,
who workod In tho factory for a fow
dollars a week. Frank, who was
sentenced to death on August ST, af
ter a trial lasting flvo weeks, leaves
a mother nnd young wife who live
In Urooklyn, N. Y.
Frank's crime was particularly
revolting little Mnry Phagan's body
bearing evidence of the fight she had
made to preserve her honor, was
found In the cellar of tho pencil fac
tory, of which he was superlntondout
nnd his uncle is prrsldent. At first
the potlro wero completely baffled.
Then came stories from girls In tho
fnctory that they had frequently
seen younger girl employes called
Into Frank's office after the factory
hnd closed at six o'clock. On those
occasions, the girls said, a negro
guard stood outside Frank's door.
Tho visitors alwns went In singly.
Somo of these visitors wero located
by the police. They told tho details
of their visits and Frank was ar-
rested after ono of them said Mary!
had told her she was going to sco
Frank. Frank protested his lnno-i
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CALLS CONVENTION
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SCHOO
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BATTLING NELSON
"Ad" Wolgast, of Cudlllne, Mich., and
"Uattlluff Nelson, of Hegeswlch, 111.,
two former lightweight champions, bare
signed articles for a ten- round no-do-clslon
boxing contest nt 133 pouuds, to
bo hold nt Milwaukee October 13.
lioth Wolgast nnd Nelson fought ser.
cral battles In Milwaukee before tbej
bevniuc champions, but neither has ap
ponrod In the ring since.
I.1TTI.K HOCK. Ark.. Oct. 10. -
cenco throughout and his mother and To di-cu wnv nml means fur re
glrl wlfo stood by him even after j,.vilu: ,ie ,letfclt ; t1L, stntov .,.
sentence of death was pronounced on orai revenue fund's, n score of the 'they, nml how enn tlii-v liet be in
.Jni'ksonvillo, October 7.
To tho Seliool Officers of JnekHMi
Ceunty:
In lU'oortlmu'o with the provisions
of section Nil, jmgo IT, Oiepui wehool
laws, It) tit edition, t tun Willing n
convention of school officers to meet
nt the high school building in Med
l ford, Sntunlny, October IStlt, oom
iiucm'im; ut 10 o'clock n. in.
I Tin? law provides that the chair
man of encli M'luiol honrd shall be
tho legal delegate to this convention,
hut if lie is unable to attend he shall
nppoint some member of the lionrd or
the clerk to wiroont the district.
, Tlio delegiite who represents Hie dis.
tnct is entitled to receive the sunt
of $2.00 out of the generat fund of
.the county for his expenses.
I We hope that not only one repte
jscntutive from each district will he
'present, hut Unit the entire board run
attend, its well ns other interested in
our public schools.
This mooting is culled for a gen
eral nnd five discission ot ipiostious
pertaining to our edttciitiounl svs.
tern, nnd wo hope cvorynno will eome
prepared to enter into the discus
sions. A representative from the
office of the state superintendent of
public instruction will be present to
render nny needed assistance. Theie
will he no set program, hut tho fol
lowing subjects will be discussed:
Forenoon (1)' Children's ngrieul
turnl nud industrial fairs. What cd
ucntionnl nud economic value have
COMPEARS
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BRING
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LONDON
him. Under a grlllng cross question- w, .,mniinint lmnl;or ArLim..i
tag. however, tho nogro guard was ,uct here toilnv in reHtisc to u cull
forced to admit that Mary Phngan i,v Governor (leoreo W. Haves. The
had been coaxed Into Frank's office statL, wj fow n,c suggestions
tho night before her body was found. mnrte today ns to the best manner of
borrowing $'J."i0,000 nt n low rate of
Ida Darling has been engaged by ,'tcri.st to ,.arrv t,L, tnlo ovpr mili
F. C. Whitney for tho company nX()i( , trt ,.,,, ; ,uxt V0(m
which will support Uertha llallch In jMca bnkners favor n plan to'bor
Carina Jordan's play. "Rachel." nnv nciu f Umiuii: bond.
tuoteiW (J) School finances.
method of taxation, etc.
Afternoon (.'!) The school ns n
socinl center. (I) How can rural
school sujicrvisors host serve the
people.
Other subjects of general interest
will be discussed if time iHTinits.
Yours truly, J. 1'KitCV WIJI.l.S,
County School Supt.
PORTLAND, Oct. 10- Tho first
two carloadH of Roguo River Cornice
pears havo reached tho Loudon mar
ket and hnvo found the trado In an
appreciative mood. Tho two cam
wero whipped by tho Roguo River
Fruit & Produce association under
Its ltluo Triangle brand, through tho
Northwestern Fruit exchange of thin
city. The first sales worn iiiadn at
$3.00 for half boxos. Tho fruit ar
rived In excellent condition and was
cnKorly sought by tho trade of tho
world's metropolis.
Tho pear situation nt homo has
boon somowhat conflicting. Today
tho Northwestern Fruit Kxchaugo ot
this city mado public the report that
It had Just sold to n Toituotisco In
terest, n carload of Winter Nulls
pears from North Yakima. Tho sale
was mado at I 'J. 10 per box, notwith
standing tho furl that the hulk of tho
crop ot that section has been freely
offered at fl.SR lo $1,40 a box nud
actually sold at that range.
It appears that pear growers of
tho Pacific northwest havo lost con
siderable money this season ns n re
sult of tlielr shipping Interests not
being In a position where they could
command tho price that tho fruit
wan really worth. Tho loss on this
account will reach hundreds of thou
sands of dollars.
Tho salo of tho North Yakima
stock by tho local exebango Indicates
tho strength of tho market for Winter
Nells pears uvcti though growers hnvo
vied with ono another In offering
their product nt much less money
Tho situation Is considered tho best
In )enrs and only by faulty market
ing did many growers recelvo smnll
minis for their fruit this season
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Hero's n nuro food movement!
Mnlco tho rolrnjornlor sweet uiul clonn,
quickly, wilh
GOLD DUST
Grouse, dirt nntl tforntH vnnlslt beforo it.
It clcnnti everything.
lio and Urtfrr pjcVitftt.
OSIIEJAIRBANtoM
CIIICAOO
"Lmt tli OOLO DUST TWIH3 da your work"
SS2SESSJH
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jBiss3Sabl
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When You Want Something
Particulary Nice
You can always (lct)cntl upon K C not to
mffusm
JCSv'
clivniMinitit voii. 1 he tloul) o rni$ makes
tiotil)ly ccttain -notliinK is left to "luck." If the
hatter is n little thin, K C will raise it light and
feathery ami it will he all the belter. Jnttiuu the
stove or turning the pan mound makes no differ
ence K C sustains the raise until baked.
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When there s n foutUUay or wedding case
to bake, or letresltmcnts tor tcceplton or patty
lo provide, take no chances -
UscKC
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Olga Nethersolo la to present a
tabloid version of "Saplto." Hlio will
appear In American vaudeville under
tho nusplres of II, I'. Keith.
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RMSHLAND PLANT
City Electrician nutterfield Inst
Tuosdny evening mndo formal appli
cation to tho city council asking them
to plnce before the people of Ahhlnnd
at tho coming city election the ques
tion of voting $25,000 additional in
debtedness lo build an auxiliary or
supplementary clecrrio Jipht plant.
In his rcmnrks ho stated that $10,
000 of tho amount would bo expended
in tho plnnt proper nnd the balance
in extensions of electric light lines,
etc. Mr. Butterficld sfnted in his re
marks that tho improvements would
increase the capacity of the plant GO
per cent immediately and 100 per
cent ultimately.
Tho amount asked for is the snmo
nnd tho disposition proposed is ap
parently practically tho same ns that
voted down by n closo mnrgtn nt the
city election Inst December.
Tho matter wib referred to the
council ns a committee of the whole.
Ashland Tidings,
BULL M00SERS MEET
AND ELECT OFFICERS
At a meeting of the progressive
loaders ot tho city and county at tho
Medford hotol last night, Col. If. II.
Sargent was elected president to sue
succeed A, K. Ware, nnd Miss Nolljo
Santee selected secretary to fill tho
placo left vacant by tho resignation of
Mrs. JI. II, Sargent. A committee
composed of W. G, Davidson, as chat
man, nnd L. S.Beverldg nnd D. T.
Lawton was named to arrango finan
ces. Another committee composed of
II. II. Sargent, W. II. Meeker nnd
W, O. Davidson was appointed to ar
rango for a Dull Mooso dinner to bo
held Wednosdny, October 29 nt which
a report ot tho progress mado this
month will be read.
Hon. William B. Cadmus of Illinois
national organizer for the progressive
partyt addressed the members of tho
Jackson County Progressive club.
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Our Greatest Anniversary Sale
GOWNS
"Women's Oiifinr Flannel
Gowns, nil sizes, made
extra wide, 7oc values,
sale pi-ice, each, mo0 Central AAenue
onlv !
Mann's
Near Post Office
PETTICOATS
"Women's Saline and Near
Sillc I'ettieoals, values
up to .$12.00 eaeh, sale
each, QOn
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Anniversary Sale in Ready-to-Wear Department
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Bargains in Coats
25 BRAND NEW COATS
Anniversary Sale price
onlv
Splendid style, made of all-wool
heavy diagonal cloth, $15 values,
.$8.48
New "Kcnyon" Slipon J?ain Coats,
good as most $10 ones, &fl MO
very special, sale price ...?" 0
"La Vogue" Coats, now arrivals
every day, very special values.
for this sale from $y A ft A
?18.00 up to $iU.UU
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Bargains in Suits
25 BRAND NEW SUITS
Cutaway style, made of all-wool
materials, in all sixes, a splendid
$25 Suit, on sale Sat
urday, each..
$15.48
25 New Tailored Suits, in navy and
black, made up lo date in stylo
of all wool men's sertre. $.5.00
values, special, each,
at
$23.00
"Lti Vogue" Suits, in the latest
Paris modes, special prices for
this sale, $22.50 up frr aa
FREE SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS AND GET WM. ROGERS' GUARANTEED SILVERWARE FREE
Glove Sale
The greatest ever known. Buy your
"Winter supply now.
Women's two-clasp fine quality
Dress Gloves, in white, tan and
black, a good' $1.25 grade, "Jfkp
Saturday, a pair I v C
Women's Cape Gloves, in tan only, a
splendid $1.25 grade, at, Qfip
a pair wOv
"Women's AYhite Doeskin
' washable, cheap at $1.50,
special, a pair
"Women's Auto Gloves in black
and tan, $1.50 values, pair....
Boys' Lined and Unlined Kid
Gloves, pair
Gloves,
98c
98c
59c
Saturday
Specials
Best Dress Prints, per
yard 5
Best Cotton Challic, per
Good Cotton Batts, per
roll 10
Best Darning Cotton, per
ball ;. 2
Good ITair Nets, each..4
"Wash Ribbon, all colors,
at, a piece 10
Clark's O. N. T. Cotton
at 7 for 25
Underwear Sale
"Women's and Children's 3'Meeeed
Lined Vests and Pants, spe- OC
ftial. oac.h uOt
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Women's Fleeced Lined Union
Suits, special, a suit
"Women's low neck short sleevo
Union Suits, very special fit, OQp
69c
a suit.
HOSIERY SALE
Women's Fleeced Lined Fast
Black Hose, a pair
Boys' Heavy School Hose, all
sizes, special, a pair
"Burson's" IIoso, winter weight,
ribbed top, special, pair w
15c
15c
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Eadspolbrook jCoal Co.
UTAH COAL, ROCK SPRINGS AND TONO, ETC.
Wo deliver one sack lo one or more ions any place
in oily. IMea.so don't ask for cietlil. ( 'ash on dcliverv
34 South Fir Street.
Phono 1025-J
Get, Our Prices on What
WOOD
You Will Waul for (he Winter
TIER, CORD AND CAR LOTS
VALLEY FUEL CO.
Successors lo Keichstein.
Cor. Fir and Second St. West. Tel. 70.
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For Sale
OAK. FIR, LAUREL AND SLADWQ0D IN TIER, C0R0 AND
CARLOAD LOTS
Frank H. Ray
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ft xaru ataixtn ana Jtir ai3. muiNU you-k ft
BUICK
15 SOLID TRAINLOADS OF BUIOKS
SOLD FOR 1914
We have tho agency for .Tackson county. Buy a
Buick and be pleased.
Ask for a ride and find out about delivery.
Trucks for sale.
Wo have in stock at all limes a eomplele lino of
Bronze and Babbit Hearings, both core and solid.
Also Whiteniau Gas Savers, made in iMcdford.
VALLEY MOTOR &
TRACTION CO.
AGENTS
30 NORTH HOLLY STREET
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