Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 11, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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STRDTrOD MATE TRTOTOR aiNPFOUn, OTvTCClOX, RATrT?T)AY. orroirrcn ti, mta.
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SELL IN LONDON CHILDREN'S CAUSE TO
NEIGR0WERSS1J5 PARENTS-TEACHERS'
RAY AND HOWARD AT THE PAGE TODAY AND SUNDAY
I'OltTI.AM), Ore, Or
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Not-,
iMiunnt .
Mrs. 1. II. Tate, president of tliv
Orojron Coiiare- of Mother am'
tendency of iMitr lirire iilini.nl. Ihe' I'Kruul-ToHelierV n-MHintioin, nd-
Xoilliwitcm Fruit Kxchaap' of tliin! dieted tin local circle at Ihe Med-i-Ily
lins received word from ilw l,oti- f""' lislt school .vcMcrdny ftunion
1on brunch Hint carload of llo-no
rivor Martlctl had been sold there on
llio f. o. b. Imwm for ?1.7f n box,
Medford. Cnntttderiug the idnndiiu;
of tlio poor trade there recently IhN
snlt is nit uniisiint one ami idjrttifict.
tlio uNeoHuiicc yf.tho quality of tlio
Dragon product.
Ilcnvlct. Supplies of,, Season
Tho London brunch of tlio exchange
ri'jHirts tlio condition of the frtiit i rt ', , ,'
bur 27th iis follews:
The hcnvioiU supplies of the en
foii hhvo been on the )enr mnikel,
ninl ng vc anticipated lnt week,
prices hitvo boon lower. Miioh of tin
fruit hits bctu nrrivinjr ovorrie,
which nut lira lly ttonds to weaken tho
market. There is still, however, an
excellent di'inand for fruit in piod
condition.
KuglNh (wars are in shorter sup
ply, but Anioican, Canndinu and
butch arc i1rntiful. Tho market in
Liverpool ntnl Ulngow continues
continue considerably easier than
London. Three thousand Imlf enxu
of Canadian Hnrtlctts sold in Gi
pw this weuk nt S."e to $1.20.
Apples Arriving
Thoro More increased arrivals of
npplos in London this week, with the
rofiilt that prices are j-nmcwlmt on-
ier. Oood eating vnncitic, with col
or, contiuuo in very streiif: demand
Some California Xowtowns which
vera In very wormy condition never
theless realized from $1.90 to $'2.0:.
I'uplish growers are niBing their fruit
iiMin the market with the idea of
clearing out as much ns possible be
fore the first nrrivals of Xovn Sco
tia, 7000 barrels of which aro due in
London next week. There has been
n very strong demand in Liverpool
and Glasgow, and c-peeiully for any
thing showing color. OrnvonMein
nud Illenhoims from Nova Scotia
have arrived showing considerable
evidence of spot and bitter pit but
still realized very good price-. Liv
iTMol nt pro-cut i our hot mnrket
for early varieties. We anticipate
(piito honvy arrival next week.
Our OrgHUiut-
CONNIE MACK'S CATCHERS
FOR THE WORLD'S SERIES
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-Mts. Tate nnickly won her audi
ence and elo-ed with h -tiirinjr ap-l
ponl to inolliorliood, plendiitK for a I
baiter rnc of child rch and n ntoie'
cdiiOAted race of mothers. In 'null
she said: I
"Our woik started fifteen yeui.
ito and ihrough it nil Oiegon hal
led, fir-t, in a spmd orvnmiHtioi ,
tne n mother-' buromi. I
"I awk your circle to affiliate with
the uatitvnnl organiwitiou. for thui
our worK can lie tvMiiuiice: 10 me mo-i.
remote region.-, and you will haxc
the advantage of our bureau- and
our literature.
"In lllf Oregon will hold it fir-d
national convention at Fortlnud, and
I earne-tly urge you to .-on
gate and remember that
honored nhead of Los Angeles So
nttle and t?nn Francisco. The ?tnte
meeting is on the 'J0-iJil of thi
month. "Tho main purpose of our work i
child Avclfare nml child tmly. Kc
mcuibr, in olden times that Jemw
said, 'Suffer the little children to
ronie unto me,' aud in Miying this ho
oiifrnnchi.-ed them.
''It it not a question of can we
afford them, but how shall w do fur
them? Consecrate yourselvej. It i
God's greaterit, grandest, inot di
vine gift to mankind. Are we
worthy? Then lt iir. make imr-elvei-
so.
''The ngrieuliuml department
ipcial- millioitH on teaching farmer-
how to farm, to rni-tt animaU and
Multry, but not one cent on how to
raise our future citizen.
"Chrit gave children their Magna
Chnrta in lit- command to the par
ents, and today nearly. 'J(IOI) enrs
afterwards we nre but in the dawn
of a new day for children, but what
a glorious day it will be.
"Scicntificd .-tudy of children,
eugenics tor parents, education tor
parents and tho-e who are on the
threshold of fatherhood and mother
hood how much do yon piv for lit
erature on child welfare? Iluw much
on jwultry-rai-ing and im-hy uooU7
"rarent.s should demand a good
class of pictures nt the moving pic
ture heuse: n law providing for
lights within bright enough to read
by, and good ventilation. It i
provon that thU certain amount of
light helps pictures and bring nut
AiKiiut a committee to examine iie
tures. "Hemember that it is not only for
your child, but someone cle', that
is your duty, mid when the world
sees it in this light we arc going to
bo happier. Let us gio our children
i ne cuiiiicc ni goon, cicau inriii, iree ,
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.wan a lined flnht
Oct. 1 1 There
In the Cnllfoiniii
I nliuf l.iil.,rMf Lin f.,,n Mtit lull tititlit '
over a ctiimtltutloual amoudmont
which would li.ir as delcKalim all ein
idoyorn, apiiolatcd office hnldora or
unloulata not nettvoly cugiiKud at
their tradeR. U would exclude Mich
men as Secretary Reliarronberic of
. tliu federation aud .1. I'. McLaughlin,
i expect I vol, v utate minimum wago anil
labor commlfcilnucr. The burliors'
idea for a ttulvcnml Suudwy imt dir
was defeated, as a "blue law," 'o
men's itnlmia aro not Joining tlio
federation font cuoiikIi, ho a woman
oritnuUer will be put In the Mold.
Stockton gotit the uet convention.
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SALE OF SEA1S OPEN
DRYS1THREATEN1T0I FOR BIG BALL GAME
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McDonald's
Ckocolates
MADE IN THE MOUNTAINS
SALT LAKE
SEE OUR WINDOW
Medford
Pharmacy
NEAR POSTOFFICE
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The following ir,is were receiv
ed for fruits In eattern market Til
day by auctien:
Chicago-- I'tah Jonathau. 5 and
C tier, J 1.50; Colorado Jonathans,
2 car choice. 91. tU; e.xtrao, $2.K;
ear Montana Alexitndrla, fl.32: car
Rrlmaa' Colden, from Handolph
Fruit Co., North Yakima, extra
faney. J1.S3; fancy. J1.22. 1. t
brnnd Idaho Jonathan, floe qualltr.
otra fancy, $:.S6; fuey, $l.Sh;
Stewart I'rult rouiMny, Oregon llow-
oIIh. ?2.l;
isiny. mixed
Sale of seals for the woild.
Ii'tuipioti gnme between the New
York (limits aud the Chicago While
Sox at Medford November 17 is rnp-
Uocatine the countv court rcfuel idly progrcMtig. A the crnnd-tand
to order a local option ejection at J '" 'i'l '"' ,,,0 :lftn "r "" rerred
r- i- ii v.... i ... .... ;oatH aie rccrved for Medlord and
IMIhIO t UlHi ..U. I. VII SltUilllh iU LtiV
voters of Kagle Point tho question
of wet or dry, tho member aro
threatened with innudamu proceed
ings by Tom NlchoUt and other slgii
ra of the petition, aud they are
cordially Invited to go ahead with
the proceeding by the court.
At the monthly meeting Init Sat
urday, tho petition wa proxentod
l'rolHeer I'rult com-, and referred to tho dUtrlct attorney
car from Medfonl.'for an opinion by tho court. The
Nell, JZ.iM; Co mice. It. H5; Hatter hold that If the petition was
properly drawn, tho court muxt order
tho election. However the petition
had not been correutly drawn, falling
poarii,
rail Iliittor. J 2.1.'.; Clalrguau
J 1.75; Comlco halve. 1.IS.
.now ofKwinter Nells poor,
: .a; CJalrgaau,
mire,' ft. rib; t
$S.6: lialf Co- tn give boundnrltM of tho dUtrlct at-,
earn Oregon Hose fret ed. ns roiinintd, and Including In'
liears. S.1S; balvoa. II.7&; Cornice,
Jl'.Cl; halvoti. M-fl; Aujtai, JS.8.
liarvo. J1.7S; 1 oar Iditio Jons
thaiu, 1.83; Clalrgoaus, S.6U;
(Xuiis. r.'.r.!.
, l'hlladolphla This markt dull,
supply New York Mate. 29-ounrw
the list of slgnarn. rutfldents ot Kagt"
Point precinct a welt as Kuglo I'oliit
cltr. ,
An occupational dlsunse law Is now
Itt effect In MUoirl.
;l()0 for oul-lde elites. U'e-ervcd -eat-sell
nt ?-, g ncral adiiiitniiee Al.
Ticket con be sci iii d at Ihe i h
or Medford lu-til 'ir it Hrnwn'. n
gur -tore or at the Q'i r
A VOID IMPURE HULK
fur Infants .nd Invalids
Clot
HORLICK'S
It meant the Orllnnl und (Icnulno
MALTED MILK
"0fieii Jriutatictd'
The Food. Drink for all Agoa
Itidi milk, mnllrd Kinin, in mwder form.
For infant, invalids ! g rowing children.
I'll re nutrition. unhtiildifii. the wlinln Im,!,?-
Invicoratratiuriinic'riAthcrontl lUagril. i
Moro healthful than lea or eolfee, I
rhnaullltuto. AtU for HORLICK'S
UOliUCICi) Contain Pure Mlk
Get this idea of rough, high
proof, strong whiskey out
of your head or it will
get you play the devil with
your nerves ruin your
digestion.
Why punish yourself?
Cyrus Noble, pure, old and iwiUlablc
Honied at drinking Mrcngih.
Sold cvrryvtliric- jiiiI iwli no mote than
any other good vlukcy.
W. J. Van Schttyvcr & Co., General Agents
Portland, Oregon
I'lppln heavy, also CirueiilHKB. 2u-, ;; ;;
Orconlng, 3. ' t
Cincinnati Through auction to
day, 40 boxes Winter Nells, ?2 0 tn
K'.SU.
BUD AUDERSCN BEGINS
TRAINING FOR FIGHT
llud Anderaon, necomMinii'd by bi
manager, Dick Donald, mid truim-r.
Fred Dupuiw, will leHe next Tue-ilnx
for Oakland to begin training lor h.-
Iiout with Joe Azevedo, October 211.
ViiderMin will br'-" iii active train. !
Ini tiidiiv iinil u ill liikv uitli Trtiiiiitr
from dipna-e, full of niertal Hctivily, 1)UII1S ', ,, prviX u K
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phyhicnlly hlrong. and tench them
llio last of the trinitv of jierfeet
childhood, Chrixtianitv. I)n not ne
glect thoir leliginux traiirng.
"In doling, lot ne i-ay that in
this work the 1Tnited State i for
behind Oonuany in d Swilzcrlnnd. In
the last named country the child for
the firt year if given good food nml
tho mother nlo at the expun-e of
the state, nml children up to the age
of 11 tire given scmi-annunl lefcts.
"Learn fcelf-control and teach it
to your children. My little boy up
fct the bureau drawer the other day
and instead of Fi-oldi'iiir. allhntudi T
had to bilo my lip- lo keep from do
ing so, I said: 'I.et'h pick the thing,
up,' nml he said, 'Vou'ic n belter
innminn sinco you wont to molhcr'
meetings'."
Tho meeting was nltcudcd by
teachers from .lack-onville, I'lioeniv
and nearby rural m-IiooIk.
IS
mornirg In- lokc- a long run
his do-.'- i" d tr.nmr, and .ivs
he iievci t t b'M.r ii bis life.
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Is True Economy
NO FLAME, NO SMOKE, NO GAS, NO ODOR, LITTLE HEAT, NO WOOD TO BRING IN, OR
ASHES TO CARRY OUT, NO MATCHES NEEDED, READY AT A TURN OF THE SWITCH.
Oeorgo A. Morse of Talent has just
sold to Ytfllinui Walker, from Van
couver, Wash., bis 1080-ncro stock
much, near Talent. Mr. Mnro takes
in pail exchange n fine income prop
orly nt Vancouver. The considera
tion is not made public, but it is one
of Ihe big deal of Ihe bciikoii. ('. A.
McArthur miide tho deal.
In many homes
once childless thcru
are now children be
cause of tho fact
that Lydlu E. Pink-
I barn's Vei;otublu
Comnound in ulcus
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oirianay nnnivnrsnry louay. isisiiop womon normal,
Talbot Is a native of Missouri and wan ' healthy und stronj;.
Nlshnp Tulbot'a Illttbday
.SOUTH UBTJILKIII3M, I'a., Oct. 10
Tho nt. Rev. Kthelbort Talbot,
bishop of tho lplKCopal dloccso ot
Hothlohom, colohratcd his Elxty-flfth
Advice to Expectant Mothers
Tho experience of Motherhood Is n try-1
Ingone to most women and murks die ,
tinctly an epoch in their liven. Not ono i
woman in n hundred Is prepared or un
derstands how V) properly care for her
self. Of course nearly every woman
nowadays has medical treatment atsuc'i
times, but many approach tho experi
ence with on organism unfitted for tlio
trial of strength, and when It is over
her system has received a shock from
which it is hard to recover. Following
right upon this comes tho nervous strain
of caring for the child, and u distinct
change in the mother results.
There Is nothing moro charming than
a happy und healthy mother of children,
and indeed child-birth under thu right
conditions need be no hazard to health or
beauty. Tho unexplolnablo thing Is
that, with all tho evidence of shattered
nerves and broken health resulting from
an unprepared condition, and with am
ple tlmo in which to prepare, women
will persist In going blindly to tho trial.
Every woman nt this tlmo should rely
upon Lydlu E. I'inkham's Vegetable
Comiiound, a most valuablo tonic and
invigorutor of tho fcmulu organism.
utf ,
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TIlOllUlB. Lu)j).
ordained to tho church In 187.1 Prior
'to becoming bishop of Central Penn-
sylvnuln. fifteen years ago ho had
nerved for Home yean ai ml- iVnary
bishop of Wyoming aud Idaho.
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L) din K. PlnMiiiiii Medicine Co. fioiill-
dentlal) binu,MuiK. Vour Idler ulll
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ELECTRIC RANGE, price 0.fl() cnsli, s5(m.()() on
in.sliillimiiil.s. This raiiL'o Iiiih nnw I vim hroilcr in Inn of
At I 11 I t 111 '
oven,
slovi
Hitiur uiiiii any oiner cookih appiianee. Asic vour
noighhor who uhoh oho. J'lat rate for family uho, .0()
per month.
in, tho hcsl. hroilin device up lo date for any stylo
vo. A V i 1 1 hake, roasl, broil or fry; is heller, c'loaiior,
Ask about our special installment terms on this rango.
EL BACO OVEN, prioo $12.01), will
roast a chicken or hake two loaves of
broad. Can bo connected on any lamp
socket. No special wiring required. Cosls
ft cents per hour or less to'oporato, depend
ing on quantity of current used.
1 ji i ,l.jiu"jbs,
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SAMPLES ON DISPLAY AT 0 UR OFFICE
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