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rajEBix. yTEPFOTIT) MATE TRTOUNE. MEDFORD, (VREflOtf. FRIDAY, NOVUM HI W. 7, 101H. X-ft5 .niLiiJL-'1 NEWS Of THE ORCHARD MASS MEETING OF FRUITGROWERS A WORD IN PROGRAM A mass meeting of orchnnllsts nnd lnislucss men ot tlio valley to consider orclmnl conditions ncc' tho necessity of n clcan-iiii eanipnlgn, hns been cnlled tor tomorrow afternoon nt tho juihllc library. Tho following circu lar Ins been Rent eut: Tho necessity of more extensive In spection ot pear blight nnd of tho es tablishment and equipment of an up-to-date offlco and laboratory where scientific rcsenrch nnd Investigation Into methods of control of and re medies for tho illscnBo, has impressed II self Bp strongly upon ccitaln of tho orchardlsts and business men of this district, that n commltteo has been formed for tho purpose of trying to formulato some method of obtaining tho much needed relief. Tho success of tho horticultural In dustries of this valley 1j of vial lm portnnco to every resldon and to all intorsts. horticultural or otherwise, and this commltteo stnuld be abso lutely non-partisan and ehould rep resent r.l' districts and ill classes. Vou aro urgently requested to at tend a meeting thereof to bo bold at tho public library in tho ctty of Med ford, on Saturday afternoon, Nov. Sth, 1013, at 2 o'clock p.m. Very truly yours, K. V. CARLTON, Secretary. S. V. DECKW1TH, Chairman. A. C. Allen, H. L. Irwin. W. A. Sumner, P. J. O'Gara, W. I. Vawtor, 11. T. KIndloy, Gcorgo Putnam, A. C. Itaudall, Guy W. Conner, C. M. Thomas. J. A. Perry, W. V. Camp bell, Lincoln McCorroack, R. H. Par sons, Conference. Committee on Or chard Inspection. VOLATEFRUITCONTfiACTS HOOD RIVER, Or., Jfov. 7. That the Hood River npplo growers who linvo violated their contracts with the Applo Growers' association in eliip juiij; their fruit independent after feigning their crops with tho associa tion will bo enlled upon to explain their conduct to the court seems cer tain. H. P. Davidson, president of tho North Pacific Fruit Distributors nnd district malinger of tho local as sociation, says: "When tho Apple 0 rowers' associ ation wns orgnuized the trustees suvv fit to employ such attorney us Wnl laco McCarannt of Portland nnd 1. A. and A. P. Read of Hood River to prcpnro tho contracts with the grow er for the bundling of their crop-, nnd were iihsured that they were binding find valid, and it now seem incumbent upon the association to juko up the unpleasant duty of milk ing u tchl of tho rnhKi where grow ers linvo violated their contract and n ro hhippiug independent. "Largo obligations have been as sumed by I lie association on the Htrength of llieso contrnrts, nnd in order tbnt it mny know whether m not it is wiirrunted in nssiimiiig these obligntions, it will bo absolutely ncc esRnry to muko n test of every vio-Inttun." AT BIG APPLE SHOW SPOKANE, Wn-di., Nov. T.C.mi meneing -with the opening program Monday morning, November 17, nnd ending Saturday afternoon. Novem ber 22, the complete program for the growers' conferences nt the npple show in Spoknuc has boon arranged. ; The following daily schedule give- the subject to be treated bv each speaker: Monday, November 17 "Tho Care of (bo Orclmnl." "Cover Croiw," by Prof. 0. M. Morris of Washington Slate collece. ''How Sonic Current Pniuing Practices Defeat the Real Objects of Pniuing," by Prof. V. R. Gardner of Oregon Agricultural college. "Cmde Oil Sprnvs," by Prof. M. A. Vothers, Washington State col- lege. "Blight," by Pn.f. P. .1. O'Qnra of Mcdfonl, Or. "Apple Scab and Plight." bv Prof J. II. Hall, Wellington S'nte college. ''Pruning for Idaho Conditio," by Prof. W. H. Wick-, I'nivcrsitv of Idaho. "Duty of Water in It- Rebtlioihii to the S.i," Prof. C. C. Thoni of Washington State college. Tuesday, November IS "Stand ardizing the Pack." Di-euion led by K. II. Shcpnrd. editor of Pctter Fruit. Hood Ricr. Or., chnirrann of standardization committee of international npple shippers nnd participated in by mnnv well-known growers, including A. P. Dntehnm, president Oregon Horticul tural ociety; II. M. Gilbert. Tntinou isb, Wash.; C. K. WhMcr of Medford. Or., editor of Fmit nnd Produce Distributor. in the neighborhood of fifteen ears of apples, nml Houston Pro,' Puek eye orchard is' also a heay shipper. Adding to this the amount paid out by tho Rigloy Canning company for the fruit used in the putting up of its output of ten carloads of canned goods, he-ides catsup, eider and cii egar, it will bo t-een thai there has been nn income, from tho fruit oreli- anls this year seldom equaled in the nt. The future shipments should Increase under iionnnl conditions ns the orchurds'of the valley are nil young nnd destined, to increase in yield.--lutings. MONEY IN CELERY AS SIDE ORCHARD CROP i - -.. i ROAD WORK IN One acre of celery, grown u -hort distance west of the e'ty of Hood River, is being gathered and miuket cd, mostly in Portland, and the tntek growers expect to receive not le-s than S'JOOO frem the crop. In addi tion to celery, be is rai-ing tomatoes nnd peppers, both of which nre ox tremely profitable. Large Apple Sale Made WALLA WALLA. Wash., Nov. 7. -One of tho largest individual apple sales of the sea-on was completed yesterdav when .1. L. Dumas sold In famous Pomona orclmnl yield to 1. N. Price & Co. of Indianapolis. The 0 nip is c-t!mr.ted nt from -." to HO ears. The p'ice was not made pub lie, but it is under-tood the figures wen? at top notch. LARGE SHIPMENTS BY MENT ORCHARDS Suncrcht orehurd wa-j binding id t-oyentccnth car -of apples Tue.-day l'oremnn Lobr stales that it will ship about twenty-five, cars all told this season. Some have sold ns high as $2.23 jor box f. o. . Talent. A- tbere nre C30 to GC5 boxes to the ear it will be seen that there will be a large amount of money come back to the valley from this orchard alone. Tho Talent Orchard compnn.v, whose crop wns badly damaged tbi- year as well as last by hail, will ship Notice to Parents Parents, don't forget tho reception that i- to be given tonight for the teachers, the school board and their wives, nnd incidentally vve might mention, to the husband of the most prominent member of the board. A special invitation is extended to the fathers of the school children, who too often think thnt in social affairs the wife nnd mother is the one who should represent the family. We want every parent m Medford to come tonight and help make this re ception n very great success. There will bo the very best mu-ic Medford can produce nnd we all know that means u special treat. Light re freshments will be served during the evening. The hour will be S o'clock. CRAIER LAKE PARK uk by the government upon Crater Lake nuuls during the sea son of 10151 is thus suuinuuined: Camp No. 1, located on Sum! creek, comprising (In men, in addition to temporary roods, constructed 51 1. fiOO feet of pennnneiit rond from the east entrance of the puik to the era ler's rim at Sand Creek Notch. This road uot venr will be iv-url'iiced. Camp No. 2, frem the lake work ing towards Steel eaiup, graded a mile or more, brushed nnd cleared several miles and surfaced half it mile in sections to te-t the inuletiiiN and grades of mek, to a-ceitain the best surface for adoption. The six mid one-half miles of rood extending from the southeast en trance of tho nark to Sand Creek Noleh, or propeily knofn us Kerr's Notch, pusses by the, piolurompio pin ncles in Sand oieek, which foun u vendible "Gulden of the Gods." Tb'e rend bus no sharp curves nnd 1 pol ecat guide Is tho steepest. NAVIGATION CLOSES AT NOME NOME, Nov. ".With a long blast from her slreu whistle ns a parting salute, tho Alaska steamship com pany's liner Victoria, nt 1 o'clock voMorday afternoon steamed ftoui tho roadstead off Notuo for Seattle marking the rloso ot navigation for the present season. Former Unite t States Judge (.'. 1). McMurauo nnd District Attorney II. 8. Ilodoy, re moved recently by President Wilson nre among (ho passengers on tho Vlctorln. UMjJippfl X BSflgBSiS! I& r;;iiiirt 'GOV Mrs. M. Perry, representing Sll vcrfleld, tho Portland furrier Is nt the Nash and will spend two days In Medford, displaying the latest fash Ions In furs and furnishing estimates for remodeling old styles nt economi cal prices. A CHILD'S LAXATIVE IS "SYRUP OF FIGS" Tliey r.ovo to Take It nnd It Uccmi'I Jlann the Tender Utile Ktomucli I.lver and llotu'f. LOWE OFF TO SHOW T Dr. M. Lowe of Ashland left Fri day for tho Chicago Land Show to jiiHiuu urn iioguo juvor niioy ex hibit shipped a week ago, eonsistiii of thico tons of dry fanning und horticultural products. This exhibit is Jo bo made the innin feature, of Oregon's exhibit. It will occupy tho conlrn! position in tho Oregon display nml tho wonderful collection of products from Lowe's own fnnn will bo played up strong. Over it will bo a hugo banner, "Two Hundred nnd Fourteen Exhibits Grown on One Oregon Farm. The mail who grow these exhibits is here, I). AT. Lovvo, of Ashlnnd, Orojon. ifcot him nnd talk to him." Lowe is tlqwn for innumerable, lectures three tho opening day. ITo will appear in overalls nnd jumper and slouch lint, with a hoe for a"btou nnd ho will put Oregon on the ninp.. With Medford'liaflwU Medford raado. If your little ono's tongue Is coated. It Is a sure sign tho stomach, liver and bowels need a gentle, thorough cleansing at once. When your child Is cross, peevish, listless, palo, doesn't sloop, cat or act naturally; If breath Is bad, stomach sour, system full of cold, throat sore, or If feverish, glvo a tcaspoonful of "California Syrup of Figs," and In a few hours all tho clogged up, constipated waste, sour bllo and undigested food will gently movo out of tho bowels, und you havo u well, playful child again. Sick children needn't be coaxed to take this harmless "fruit laxative." Millions of mothers keep It handy be cause they know Its nctlon on tho stomach, liver and bowels Is prompt and sure. They also know a littlo given today saves a sick child tomor row. Ask your druggist for a 50-cont bottlo of "California Syrup of Figs," which contains directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown ups plainly on tho bottlo. Jlewaro of counterfoils sold uoro. Get tho gen uine ,mado by California Fig Syrup Comapny." Don't bo fooled, NOTICK. For tho next ten days wo will mako cider. Prlco of elder per gallon, ap ples furnished, IS cents. Purchaser furnishing apples -I cents. Wo havo a gallon, sanitary screw top, tin can which makes a splendid family pack ago and sells for thirty cents. This can be tilled with fresh elder and shipped anywhero In tho valley. Hag ley Canning Co., Talent, Ore. A Popular New Boot for Women Hero Is n new boot that's sure to Intcro.tl women who look for the lit tlo points of stylu In footwear unit1) ns essential by tho way, aa tho much-to-bc-deslred wear. TOK: Less knob, gracotully rounded, n very neat, trim effect. I1KHL: Cuban, concave breas;, just n bit lower than formerly. PATTKUN: lliutoncd, top loss slanted, perfect fitting. I'PPKU: Patent colt vnmp, t fox, plain top, button, cloth top. SOLIC: Oak tanned, welt sewed, fine wheeled edge. . Wfi ' iW v5l You'll bo prouder thiin over of your woodwork when you cloun it with GOLD DUST It quickly dissolves nnd romovoa nil dirt! nnd ijrcuao, nnd donna ovoryminij. 5c nnd larger imckngca. CIIICA0O "iMt Ihm COLO OUST TWJMS iffvsui- writ' Millinery Sale $4.00 wi: eivi: h. & ti. oui:i:.v TltADINO STAMPS. 'Gooo Snots" oppesitj: iiist eitici: Kiiml I'lenn-up salt !' I'nll und Winter Mills, 1)8 up lo chuico of tho stock tit lj?:i.J8. .Stick-up nt luill' pi'ico. l-incli Tiirfidn Ivildnni 15 per ynnl, nt this HOME MILLINERY 1101 WKKT NINTH STIHOKT MANN'S Central Ave, Xcnr Pout Office. Tariff Reduction Sale MANN'S (Vnlrnl Ave., Xcnr Po( Office, Coffee Qualify econn m y means Schilling's Host A few more cups to tho pound Unit's a lit tle. Vou use it in mod eration that's more. More, enjoyment for the money that's a good deal. In nroinn-tlKlit cans, evurfrcsh; cleanly Rranulated; 10c a lb money back. Save Money Saturday at this Great Sale BIG REDUCTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. COME AND SEE ONE 400? GLOVE SPECIAL Jut received (en docu KMiut ton WJIITi: KID fJLOVKS. ItcKU lur gn.Tft vulue 1 ll, I J Reduction in SUITS and COATS Hurry if you want ono of thoso special value SUITS. .Made of all-wool mixtures, lined with guaranteed satin, new cut jiway styles, good tts most 2r.0() ones, Tariff Re duction price, en.. $12.50 Specially Priced $2.98 cL $MM$M$J V f T i t r t f ? T r ? r r ? t T ? ? t ? T f ? T T T f t t t t t t a. ? 1 "Women's Wool Pants, $1 values, a & pair 48 X Women's Wool Joints and Arests, X up to $2.00 values, each 08d Ten Women's extra fine hand tail ored .Navy Mine Suits, match inein ii you can ai sMJOsalo price, each, only $18 Wonderful values in Winter Coats "'$8.48 $15 $22.50 Reductions in SILKS and DRESS GOODS Tho largost and host stock in tho city oO pieces new All-Wool Hatistes in the much wanted evening shades, a good (i.le cloth, now on A Q sale at, a yard t:OL 5()00 yards 18-iuch All Sillc Mcssalincs in the bright shades for fancy work, 7fe grade, now, A Q per yard TtOC 12f pieces IW-inch Sillc I'oplins, in till shades, QQ $1.25 values, now, u yard O sj 51-iuch Heavy (Jloakings, in plaids, and fancy mix tures, all new this season, $2M) val- dJ OQ lies, per yard w A 0 s Xew l'ancy Velvets for triinniing, yard 5i2.8?) New Moire silks, in all colors, yard $1.25 $2.n() Crepe Meteor, !() inches wide, yard . $1.08 FREE SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS AND GET RO GERS' GUARANTEED SILVERWARE FREE NEW BELTS Crushed Suede Holts, all colors, on sale Sat., each 69c GLOVES Women's now Gloves, 1.25 grade, pair.... Capo 98c NEW NECKWEAR -vi i...i; ..!! iow .ivieuiei v iniars, very special, each 35c NEW HAND BAGS Ifeal Leather, .$1.00 val- 7:Tt, 75c Underwear and Hosiery Women's and Chil dren's Fleeced Vests and Pants at, each 25 1 X. Women's Fleeced Lined Union Suits, SJ51.20 values, per suit t 98 Hoys' Heavy School Hose, per pair 15 Children's Fast Black Hose, per pair 10 Women's Fleeced Lined lloso pr.15 Women's fiilk ITosc, pair 48 AVomcn's Wool Hose, pair 255 Holeproof Hoso for women and chil dron, G in a box, per box $2.00 NOTIONS Colgate's Talcum, a can , '.12$ Cloud Bafqty Pins, card . 3$ AVash Jtibbon, 5,vd, piece, a picco..,.10$ Clark's 0. N.'T '' CCotton, 7 for..25(J Best .Darning Cot ton, ball 2$ 0 ood Tape, roll..2 Good Hair Nets at, each 4$ flood Handker chiefs, each 3$ Children's Winter Coats Saturday wo will close out the balance of our Children's Coats, real $5 values, at, each $3.98 DOMESTIC BARGAINS Ties! Print's., yd..5$ Best Challies, per yard 5$ flood Cotton Batts, a roll 0$ 30e Bath Towels now, each 20$ '15-inch Oo'dclolh, colored, yard ..10$ flood Apron fling hain, yard 6$ Best Cotton Grope, yard ...18$ Heavy $1.25 Hod Spreads, each..08$ a V V T V y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y x y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y i ''' .T..-----.-.T.TT'.TTTTTTTVTTTT-