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lUEDFORT) MATE TRTTONR MEDFORD, OKF.OOtf, MONDAY, OCTOHKK lit, Mill
LONDON
MARKE
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GLUTTED BY PEARS
(iROWN PRINCE OF SWEDEN WILL AliciMU EXPOS, HON.
REPORTS
Dl
Under ilnlu oT September "Jo, Uen
ut & Sons of London wrte r.Hl
rcrliitig tu foreign fuitt situatien:
8iiupJIus of pour?, h.ivc been vcr.v
honvy Mils weak, arrivals in ael hav
ing boon the hoariest thU season. We
havo had approximately 4000 bar
rel, 'SOO kir. 0.00 half-bose and
1S0O lsi.xfii. A a nnlurnl otoim'
imemfo prices have method, but to
millting blw the .tunl that one
Mould have p.jootl on suqli a. heav
ily supplied miirkct. The oltfaf drop
in price ha to be rodbfhlml in ooh
Meet ion with the butk Of tho Hudson
rher barrel atttcK. where, quality wa
Hot particularly iu ovidouoe. There
ww very little the matter with pripox
nblninnblo for anything tip top. Tak
ing quality nml ipinality into nid
o rutin n, in our opinion prices realised
nrc oxcolloiit in overy way. For i pal
ly fine fruit, tho demand is in no
wny weaker. Wo nrp t-orry to so n
lot of dond tlpe stock coming for
wnnl from western Xew York Mate.
Tho quality nml 1c of fruit w o.x
rplleiit, nml if it pan be landed here
in hard green pondition, splendid
prices pnn be realised.
Willi regard to half boxes of llart
lotts, wp havo handh'd personally a
considerable quantity thin week. Th'
bulk hnvo porno from Canada and tlt
remainder from New York state.. W i
mndo the Canadian better qiinlit
nnd bolder fruit nml the package
were nbout six jmunds heavier thai
tho Now York half-boxos, tho weight
being 29 pounds gro-s against '2.1.
The former ns n eonsoquonee real
ised mueh better price. Whilst wp
nro on this subject, wo thiuk'it just
n well to give Cnnndinn shipper n
little bit of advice. All poor should
bo wrnpppd. No useful pnrjiose is
served by wrapping one row only
of the top layer, whieh is the course
some Miippors have pursued. The
fruit looks much nicer when wrapped
in the grower's printed wrapwr,
pells miioh more freely nnd iuvnrin
bly mnkes more money. Pome of the
Cnnndinn llnrtlett", ex the "Sicilian"
pume forward in boxes weighing unl
hixtcpn nnd onc-hnlf jvnuids gross.
These mndo 3 3d to 3 Od. Some
Imlf-boxes of Canndinn Howell,
very fine fruit, mndo T to 7s Od and
Flemish Henulios .'Is Od to -is Gd. Wp
nlo hnvo n few boxes of very pretty
ponchos from Canndn, ho.xo con
tinuing .'10 to -IS fruit, which sold
from ds to lis.
in box pears we hnvo -een one lot
of Anjon, four nnd five tior fruit,
from Qraud Junction, Col., bell at
l!ls to 15s per box.
Weather Forecast
Oregon Fair tonight nnd Tue.
dny; poolor (onijiht except uccr the
coiiht; brisk to high Minthwc-t winds,
north iHirtion, diminishing Tue-dny.
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10 PROVE RITUAL
MURDER FLATTENS
LARGE
UNDER HER (MAGE
AI.UAMMKA, ChI.. Oot. l:l.
WiiiiIpiI Tho owner of u littecn-lool
P.xthou ln-t in AUunilnn, July VI, or
any other per-on who will ivuioxp
the niiiiip fioin Hip prptnlntn whore
She went awuy
INolf liouio Ihoi'P.
liKhl then.
Tho M'ptlh' wna oun of llu I'ipiiU
at a tudo mIihw which gnvo an n
hilnlioii here July IU. When the
show prcpaicd I" move, the aunlip
was missing ami HioioiirIi nearoh
failed to find it. Fur ihreo muolliH
it hit been ued u tho ln" t" keep
ehihlieii I'tom Molujr out iilnhln. Now
.Miii. Yoiiiijc wiiiiIh to know, plpu,
will aoiiipoup Inko it away, o she
T?RJKCU GUSTAV ADOliVrVC.
or vitctN
Crown Prince Gustavo Atlolpti of Sweden nerordlnt; to prowut rraf
ments, Intemls to go to Hip Fiitmmn-Pnclflc i:poltlou af Sun Fwiielico In
1U15, nml nftcrwnnl uinKo a tour of the Called States.
The Crown I'rlnce was married to Princes Mnrgrtret of Conuauslit In
The Crown Prince is asuiulug the duflw of ttegent tlurlnc the nine ot
lil father. King Gustavo, who Is suffering from tlio nftr p'fo. Is of ri .. ri
lion fos appendicitis
BID
FOR
SUSPECT
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GRANTS PASS
ROAD
0FSLAYINGW1NTERS
Or., Oct. 13.-Tfie
enrpbing for I.loyd
ioimxi,
Portland lookin- 'up .oat.n- Wi,klos' w -vwuv ,,,,, " lwon,-
tive engineer, in ponneption with the
(Grunts Fn Courier.)
Itailroad mutters have beu
g reusing .
i now in I'orlJaiul iookim ui
tprj. ponpeming Lridoe iron and rail
road iron ami at iiidine to certain alleged claying of l.ou I. Winter-, a
finanpial matter, lib. buxinp ' will ; miHician. xi was found uucon
take him nl-o to Tneiuna and Seattle scions near hi" home, hK -kull frac
beforo retuniicg tti Grant" Par.. i tared by a blow from a blunt ii
It has been leteiroiiitd by the l'tih- jtniient. Ilemoxrd to the hipitnl,
lie Service Comuii.-imi that the 'Winters died on thp operating table.
railroad bridge aero-s Rogue rixor
shall be built of wood nnd -teol. but
tho matter of npproaehe i oppii
ing the attention of the oommU
won nt present. Tliev are as yet un-
Part of the evidence tending t
connept Wilkins wldi tho nlleged
crime wn tho finding of three sandy
hair-, adhering to a felt mask found
nearby, corresponding; clo-ely to the
deoidod whetlKr to put in tubular 'Imir of Wlkin-, n. diwcribed by
oonerete or cluster piling fur theMi- Frnnkie Winters, daughter of
bridge supports, tmoh method having1 the dead man.
iU advnala-.H- for the immtdia'rl Wilkin formerly lodged nt the
need of the situation. Dr. Itedd f Winter-' home, and lii wife, from
oslimated that ii-n the (S)mplet'on .'whom he was pit ranged, now rc-iucs
of the bridge the laying of "She intuiwjlh the Winters family.
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1 or imiiiuc iijuu m rvv a inn-
011 the municitml unit should not re
quire more than sixty days.
Monday the coiumi-ioif will hctc'u
tho construction of a 75x-8-fot ,wa- responsible for tho
building to ho used n bhniio and, meat.
tivo for the alloged murdtir in Wil
kins' reiMtrtcd belief that Winters
ostrnnge-
housing fir tho ruuonilv parohnsed
engine. This building will be con
structed 011 the rght-of-wey near
the gas hii)t.
Six Drown In Allegheny
IMTTSnillG, Oct. i:k Sis pc!
sons were drowned in the Alleghenx soph Cliimoy died Iptu
nver when n skiff ferry oerturnril pneiiinonia
A rewnrd of $o0ft has been offer
ed by A. J. Winter, a brother, for
tho arrest and ponvioiiou of the al
leged murderer or murderers.
1 it lum lnl.cn an its aluulc
KIKFF, Itussla. Oct tit Dpupllol MlWi 'I'liomas Young of Ibis iit,can have her homo nyatn.
at tho r,oernmout's nrpparnttntiH to ltontitur n strniiL'C. -oll sound under! - - - -
nrounp popular feeling ngnliist tho the hou-c .xistudity, iuc-lig.ilcd. I V woinnn Is chlct fnrtury Iuhpcci the uc
Jews ti mnkliiK out an oMirwheliu- si,,, r.nm.l n lmi.i kiuiko lint madn'tor of ttwIttPiliilut " I"'"1
lint piisp against Mcuel IIcIIIb, on
trial hero charged with murdering
twelve j ear old Andrei Mutculnoky In
connection with an alleged rollgloiiA
eoretuou). tho Dollls prosucutlon
continued to Mutton out today. Tho
principal witness of thp tin), a neigh
bor of Ileitis named Nakonetchny,
who had tieon polluted on to give
especially dnmnglug t'oMlmuuy,
proved a blttor dlsappolutmont to
tho prosseutlou. Up know nothing
of the murder lieomt what ho had
lieeu told, he said. Ho saw nothing
minimal about Ileitis tho day of tho
murder. Ho repudiated all the
stntomoHts ho mad naulust tho pris
oner nt tho preliminary hearing,
saying ho did not reniemhor making
thent. Ho denied ever saj lug that
Hollla had hired an iimiimiIu to poi
son him. ,
Tho prosecutor, uonpluseod by tlu
behnvlor of n man he had exported
would bo one of his chief witnesses,
floundered helplessly during tho
examination and ll was freely pro
dieted that tho government's case
would have collated hopolossly be
fore tho prosppution hnd finished Its
oun fide of the case.
Another neighbor of Mollis, a in
looiikeoj or named Dobjnnsky testi
fied that ho had heard Andrei Mus
chlnsky's aunt, now dead, any that
tho bov's own relatives killed him,
though ho did not know why. Under
rigorous cross-examination by tho
prosecutor ho stuck to this story
BRYAN DENIES TALES
OF JAP LAND SALES
WAHIIINUrON. Oct III Flat dn
nlal uf pt luted reports that Califor
nia Japanese are biolng land rnmi
his cousin, ftiinmr tlovsnior Jiu
iiliigs of Florida, was voiced here In
tiny by Hocrelan of State Urjan
"It Is au tinnunliripd ralsetiood."
said tlccrctai) lltvnii, hut oii Know
mn'i initHt have somethiUs
y iiiilwTL. ramihar bight
i V WWS npproximalcly 22,000
' ivi IVff 'BfePiS' fV ciflnrettoa every min-
lft Jn night watch; the fi5SE llu hi A n
- toiler in the fac- (K3IM S?5235' i ffl 1
iuiv; mt .iiiv;i hi ma -l' jr,wv iti n
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EX
MAY
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Prince Joseph Chimay Dead
lUtr.SSKI.S. Oct. 1.1. I'ni.cp J .-
iodiiy ot
ON THE SEASON
CHICAGO, Oct. 13 That sex may
hinge on a matter of seasons and It
may bo possible to dctormluu tho iox
of a child In advnncu by the aid of a
calendar and a fen scientific facts,
was the startling declaration hare to
day of Oscar Ilidilto, of tho Carnegie
Institute.
"This has occurred lo mo," salj
Dr. Itlddto, "as a result uf experi
ments with pigeons. I havo learned
from tli 00 experiments that tho sex
of birds produced from various okks
laid In tho spring and early summer
when iJio parents vrura In the hulghi
of vigor Invariably produced males
It la Impossible to say )ot whether the
jsox of human j roneny may bo simi
larly controlled.
Pittsburg municipal laborers havo
been unionized.
eflicr: the sailor before the
mast; the admiral in his cabin; the
roldier in the barracks; the general in
his quarters; men of every nation, occu
pation and class till find um'nualltd mjoymtm
and satisfaction in "Bull" Durham hand-made
snttsfi
cigarettes.
GENUINE
ull Durham
SMOKING TOBACCO
(Enough for forty hand-made cigarettes in each S-ccnt each)
Knough "Hull" Durham is sold in a year to make approximately
12 billion cigarettes about the same number as all brands of ready
made cigarettes in this country combined and the sales are still
graving. This proves that the majority of smokers know that ciga
rettes rolled from "Bull" Durham
vxjrjjn? Tobacco alTord greater enjoyment
rHftvfo3 and satisfaction than any ready-made
cigarettes they can buy I
The deliKhtfulrf of "null"
Durham hand-made cigarettes is a
revelation. They have a rich fra
grance anil satisfying flavor not possible
in ready-made cigarettes,
et a sack of "Bull" Durham to,ay and
mitfiy it is smoked by more millions of men
n all other nign-grauc touaecos cominnea
A boait of "rrr
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SOME DAY
SOMEHOW
SOMEBODY
May sell clothes as good ns ours, hut
never botfei
The question of where to buy your -Fall Suit or Overcoat is a problem before you a( Ibis lime. We ean solve if for the mutual
benefit of us both. Will you favor us with a call' We assure you it will be appreciated and we will lake great pleasure in show
ing you our nice display of Clothing and Furnishings and you will enjoy their splendor and distinctiveness.
The true success of any business man is the honesty with which lm treats his patrons. Can you conceive of any stronger guar
antee in clothes-building than the one which accompanies a garment leaving this shop?
New Fall Styles In Hats
In the new shades of Blues, Browns, Greens and Grays.
WE GUARANTEE
every yard of fabric used iu our clothes lo be strictly all wool, of superior value, of lasting quality and
thoroughly shrunk. , '
WE GUARANTEE ,''.. - v '
the trimmings to ho in strict harmony with the reliability of the material. ,,.
WE GUARANTEE '
the workmanship to be of the highest grade and the best that skilled labor can produce.
WE GUARANTEE ' .'',,''
to take back such clothes sold by us which, through our fault, fail (o give satisfaction.
WE GUARANTEE
last of all, to show you fabrics that cannot bo reproduced anywhoro at the same prjco for tho quality
contained therein.
THE TOGGERY
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LARGEST AND FINEST CLOTHING STORE IN SOUTHERN OREGON
SUITS MADE TO ORDER,
"Wo make good
clothes and nothing
else; that's your guar
antee of satisfaction.
Any time they don't
make good, we will.
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