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

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CO-OPERATION NEED
PONIES IN THE MUSICAL COMEDY, "THE PINNCE OF TONIGHT," AT PAGE TUESDAY, NOV. NTH
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FRUT
GROWERS
To secure a fuller co-operation
among fruit growers for un orchard
altmu-iip campaign .mil n bettor In
Bpcntloii of pro 08, n permanent or
IjniiUntlon was effected by a Inrgoly
attended mnPK meeting of frutt men
nt tho public library Salurdny with
S. V. Rockwlth as chairman and K.
V. Cnrloton an secretary. Tbc chair
man wax authorize upon a motion
by Don Shuldon to select a commit
too of nine orohnrdlata and business
mem to consider tho blight situation
and confer with tho county court
niton a clean-up campaign. Tho fol
low Ing woro named: A. Sum-
nor. 1 11. Madden, W. r. Vawter,
(ieorgo Putnam, A. C. Allen, W. V
11. Campbell, I). V. Stono, J. A Terry.
H. C. Garnott. S. Vilas lieckwlth,
permanent chairman, and K. W.
Carleton, permanent secretary, will
bo members cx-otflclo.
A tcntatlvo program, calling for
Increased Inspection and labratory
oxporlmentnl work, as prepared by a
volunteer committee was read and
Hb sections discussed. Speeches
wero niado by Commissioner Carson,
1'rof. O'Qara, A. C. Allen, Oeorgo U.
Carpenter, C. K. Whlsler, Prof. Itcl
mer, Uen Sheldon, 11. C. Egau. W. A.
Sumner, 1 II. Madden. E. It. Oatman
and others,
Cnrson Makes llrjcf Speech
Commissioner Carson stated thai
tho proposed program was Impossible
as It conflicted with the state laws.
Ho said in part:
"Co-operatlou among the. growers
is tho great essential to stamp out
blight. It Is criminal folly for or
chardlsts to experiment with fako
remedies, llko blue vltrol and Coop
er's Spray and If I hear of its being
done, 1 wilt have to uso the axe. Tho
government spends thousands of dol
lars anhually under direction of
trained scientists to conquer blight
and If they cannot do it, with all
their knowlcdgo and laboratory
equipment, what can a poor orchard
lst' do, or his hired man?
"Tho only way blight ran bo eradi
cated and It can be absolutely, i
by a spirit of co-operation among tho
orchardlsts, of strict attention to
business, of absoluto obedience to
tho orders of tho chief and deputy
inspectors and if orchardlsts did ne:
clean up when ordered I will be com
pelled to condemn tho orchards and
destroy them as 1 have bad to do in
the past.
Ak for Co-oioratlon
"This would bo an unpleasant
duty, but I warn you now that the
stato commission has tho power and
this power will bo sternly and rigid
ly enforced if tho orchardlsts of this
valloy don't co-operate to a man and
each do his share toward destroying
this scourga.
"Don't expect the stato to do It.
Don't expect tho county to do it. This
is your own work. You must do It
yoursches. Put your automobiles
in tho garage and go to work. For
get what soineono else is doing. If
tliero is blight in your orchard cut it
out. Sterilize the tools with corro
slzo subllmato which Is the only agent
which will do tho work. This Is
your own problem. You orchardUts
hero must work out your own salva
tion." Prof. O'Gara gavo a history of the
Might germ and Its ravishes and told
of tho successful efforts for Its con
trol, which ho stated, dopended upon
co-operation of orchard owners.
Wants J,ocal Labrntory
George Carpenter urgod tho estab
lishment of a laboratory In Jackson
county for study and research work
upon tho blight bacteria with a view
to scouring tho anti-toxin which
would counteract tho disease. Ho
bullcvod that tho present system of
cutting back would not keep tho
troublo under control. Toward this
end ho offered to donate $500 so that
work could bo started at onco.
C, E. Whlsler suggested that as
the government experts and univer
sity experts with years of apodal
training nud porfectly equipped lab
oratories at their disposal were
working and hud been working for
jeara on this very problom that local
orchurdlbts could accomplish more
by concentrating their efforts and re
sources upon fighting tho blight as
it now existed and with tho best
weapons nt their command.
Profcstor Itclmor of tho O. A. C.
experiment station doclared that In
his opinion tho only permanent orad.
lcatlou. of tho blight would come
through perfecting a bllght-reslsting
stock. Tho experiment station, he
nded was seeking a species of pears
which wero not Biiscoptlblo to blight
and it was their hbjio that by graft
ing upon tho commercial variety a
pear could bo evolved which would bo
ininiiinu from tho dlbeaso.
It wus tho sentiment of tho meet
IngUhat Inspection bo increased and
mora rigid and that a general clean
up pf nil orchards bo mudo at onco.
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It 5. luo unexpected that succeed- 11, on clnhomlo liniiquct Imnnl h white lilosom, riMiii; from the cur-
host nt !ul in the mimic world hack
hpicnd. It i a triimgiilnr -hnpt.il af
fair, itoiiltin-' (o tho rout of tho .titi-o
of iho foollIglit. In tlio lust not f Bll(j i,,,,., ,, imi,tilin snow plow
"Tlie Prince of Tonight," the fan- K''R through n grmlon of artificial
, .. . , ,,...,. flowi-j- niiil n Munll crop of prottv
last.c nitiMcnl comely winch mil .P-l.l.otr0er!.. The umIiIo center of
tain Imo ( 11 hen-lit nlinnst level with
the table it.-olf. And herein licjt Iho
uuc.poctcd, u voiitulilo Miipriit, nnd
one quickly commemlcil liy counfiiM
sours of htitge doing, vet not n
single hliow girl "broiler" nor "pony"
pear nt the Page Tuesday, Xoumher the tnatglo i liaaktil will- rod nud op-i out of that hod of flower-.
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WOMEN WORKERS
GET $8.64 PER WEEK!
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available Inud in Iho crock bed. This
uudertitking will afford omplnmcnt
'to a number, of men ami will un
doiilitcillv Im of benefit to tin citv.
I.et 111 wi-Ii the cumpany success.
.1 uRmiiii'IIo Post.
PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. 10. -no-'
cause no definition has been made by , A carload of macliinery con-i-tin
tho commission of the term "eper- of engine, drill, etc, to bo u-ul in
lenced woman worker" the ruling of pnpcctiiig fur irolil in.Iuck-on ireik
tho state Industrial welfaro commls- bed, nrrixed in this city of the It. It,
slon, that commencing today no ox- V. railway Frnla" eenitir nnjl toilav
porlonced women workers In Port-wn unloaded nnd moved lo the scene
land factories shall bo employed for of operations.
less than $S.64 a week or be allowed I This machinery, under direction of
to work more than 54 hours a week Mr. Had ford, tho ecMiipmn's engineer
did not become effective. in charge of the work, will be utilized
What workers are entitled to the in thoroughly testing tho creek bed.
ISIS THEATRE
minimum wage will bo announced af
ter the state-wldo conference has
made its recommendation.
WILD WEST SHOW MEDFORD
NOVEMBER 16 TO
19
Lovo Chandler, tho tlx-foot-four
champion broncho buster of Klamath
county, is of tho opinion that
In eu'.e gold is found in imying
quantities, ns !? confidently eHeteil
by many, a dredge will he iuMnilid
and the ground workud sv-tHmutical-l.v.
The comiMtuy nresfnlin-' (lie rnter-
prie already ha n coiiMiU-rnhle , changeable for S
acreage of land figncd up and in ease lag Stampi.
the extMrinuRi prw a success more 1
will u.idnnlitedl he acquired. It is ?!
PlIRriXT PHOTOPLAVS
Toilaj's Progrnui
SALVATION SAL
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Till: YOl'Nt! MRS. K.VM1US
Two Reels
Wo glvo coupons which nro ox-
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CHICAGO'S GREATEST SUCCESS
LoConipto & Floslior Pro3ont
Tom Arnold
In tho
GORGEOUS MUSICAL SPECTACLE
"The Prince
of Tonight"
By Adams, Hough & Howard
OVERFLOWING WITH SONG HITS AND STUNNING GIRLS
50 Ppnnlp EXCELLENT CAST rn ppnnp
JV IGUpit; Pony Ballot of Wonderful Dnncora JU iCUplt;
Tho Chango of Costumo and Scono Aro Bowildoring in Thoir Froquoncy
FEATURES
Tho Bluo and Silvor Ballot
Tho Transformation to tho Land of tho Moon
Tho Tango, tho Hesitation Waltz and Turkoy Trot
Tho Collogo Octollo and Moon Maidons
Brilliant Spoctaclo of Flowors and Light
PRICES Floor, $1.50 and $1.00; Balcony, $1.00 and 75c; Gallory, 50c
Scat Sale .Monday .Morning nt Hip Mox OlTico.
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"Grlrrly Murphy" can bo rode, nnd , fHtimittcil that it will rcipure -f en nr'
ho proposes to do so. Chandler 1st eight jears time to wr.rk cur thejt
one of the owners of Sims & Cham!-1 t
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ler's Wild West Show, which will s
appear In Medtord four das, com-' 1 If Grcv II
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mcnclng Sunday, Novombor 1C.
Furthermore, Sims & Chandler i J
say they will back their assertion
with money. Thoy have $100 t
forfeit tho minute a horse is brought
In that some of thoir boys canno
ride.
Chandler is not tho only feature of
tho show, though rated as Its bejt
rider. Resides him thore aro a score
of other cowboys, all adopts at t'.i
ticklish art of staying on the hurri
cane deck of a pitching brohohj, nd
experts at other cowboy spoits
For tho first time In the IHitio
of Medford a "bulldogglng" exhibi
tion will bo given each afteraoin of
tho show. This Is one of the most
dangerous and yet most fatclnating
of tho healthy, daredevil western
pabtlmes. Tho object Is "throwing
tho bull" not in the mannor ueed
by tho Hot Stove loaguo, but b)
wrestling until tho bruto Is con
quered. Tho steer Is given n start
down the track, and the bulldogger,
mounted on bis faithful pony, gal
lops after him. Ry tho tlmo the
horse ovortakos tho steer, both are
traveling at a mad run. Tho bull-
dogger then loaps from his saddlo
toward tho flying bovlno, grasping
tho horns of tho animal. From then
on it Is battle royal, tho stoer, Infur
iated or frightened, throwing tho
man about, tho man tugging and
twisting, endeavoring to throw tho
steer. Schonchln uud Riddle, two
Modoc Indian cowboys, will do this
dangorous feat ut each of tho Med
ford performances. (Adv.)
lair
nnd Baldness
threaten, you
can't afford to
be without
STAR THEATRE
ffsHai
Gait
It restores onlnrnl col
or to grey and faded hair. It
eradicate! dandruff, preventi
baldneu,ind promotei a thick,
healthy growth of hair. It U
rot o dye. Use it.
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Coffee
You want coffee for
its flavor and aroma;
the coffee that has the
most of the best flavor
and aroma is Schilling's
IScst, and none of it
escapes on tho way
from the roaster to your
home, for it is held fast
in our aroma tight tins.
If ou drink coffee 2GS days
In the eur you can't afford not
to tr Schilling's Rest.
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Seek the Arrow label. By
every test it marks a good
shirt. The laundered
cuffs have graduated
cutout interlinings
which keep them
from cracking.
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IN FOUR PARTS
WITH KING BAGGOT IN THE TITLE ROLE
Supported by Miss Leah Baird and a Hugo English Company. Produced in England by Horbort Bronon
THE BATTLE SCENES ARE TERRIFIC
' THE SETTINGS ARE GORGEOUS
4 THE COSTUMING IS LAVISH
A $25,000.00 PRODUCTION
SIX MONTHS IN PREPARATION
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