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MHDlfOKD MAIL TH.I1.UJNI0. MKDFOWU, OKKflON, Tllt'liSDAV. DKCNMHIW (, 1.)M
NEWS Of THE ORCHARD
HEAVY ARRIVALS
GLUT MARKETS IN
F
RUITGROWERS
OF
CALIFORNIA
E
NJOY
GREAI BRITAIN: BEST OF 21 YEARS
made in tin I'rciijhl into - purlieu
larlv so with the railroads dial own
niitf control rofriireintnr ear line
mill still leave a reasonable profit fur
tlio net-vice. '
RECORD SALE OF
CAR 2750
Dennis A Sons write under dato of
November 15th:
lontloit
Arrivals ot barret pears continue
heavy, tlio five, boats "Ionian," "Min
neapolis," "Philadelphia." ".Mnjes
tic," and "Auronla" together bring
Iiik lonio SOOu barrels. Ot these,
however, onl the "Ionian" could lie
offered at Wednesday's miction, tho
other boats not having discharged
their cargoes In tlnio. This entailed
o quantity of between COOO and 7000
being held over, and only a portion of
thls quantity was of fared on Friday,
thefco being those In ovcr-rlpe condi
tion, receivers preferring to hold tho
hulk of tho fruit until next wcok.
Tho market ts somewhat firmer.
Winter Ncllis In cases continues to
(make fine prices. Arrivals this week
SAN .10SK. Ciil.. Ilii -l. fhnir
iniiii It. I). Stonliriix nf Sacramento.
I . . . . '
iuiiireMii: tlio torty-tinni convention
of tlio California Fruit Growers' as
sociation, today said:
"The season ju-t passed Iiik licen
the most prosperous of nnv in the
history of the Mute for the deciduous
fruit growers.
"It i one in twenty-one, 1S1VJ, be
inc next in line. I menu this in n
jrcnernl sense, tnkiuir each season ny
itself eoverinc nil lines.
"There are various reason uiven
for the good prices "received: one is
the shortage of about l.'i.OOO ear
in oriunre shipments: another, in the
great shortage in the output of many
large eastern fruit jnw!nir districts;
nml nnother, is the Brent shortage in
our own output when compared with
what it would have been under nor-
canalsted of n few cars ontv. from i
tho Yakima Valley. This fruit rca!-jm"l condition. This shortage was
lied from 12s to 1.1s per case, and;1'10 rc""u of ,wo extremely dry sen
wo can recommend shippers to pass Ft,1,M' one ""receding the other, which
us their carloads of this variety for '" "Pralllelod in the history or the
nto no n rnrn.An n ranin,,nn. f ' stnle since its ndmission into the
tho demand for this article. Tho
SACKAMKNTO. t'nl., I lev. l. A
record sale of Cnlifoiui ugr-uu-s n
m.ide in NV. Vork vcstcrdny tliiougu
iu California Fruit Distributor of
this eitv. when a ear of Kuipci-iu '
grossed .J."."itl. the average per er.iio
beiuir if'J.7".
The record price is in keeping itu
an unusually favorable season ' r
the grape grower.-, who were elated
two weeks ago when grapes Itrocght
$1,700 per ear.
.Most surpiising of nil is tli fact
that in spite of prospective early
shortage in tre-h lnuts tins season,
11)111 is but thirty-one ears behind
101 'J in the number of cars 'hipped.
the re-pecive iignres beng l!t,;U'J34
and i;l;il;l. It is likely that the
1013 figures will tie or pas- those
for 191'J as a few cars of grapes an
yet to be shipped.
The Dnily Hint from Paris.
NORTHWESTERN YEAR
market on other varieties of pears,
both in boxes and half boxes, is slow.
Iloxes of Apples. The arrivals of
theso contlnuo heavy, and there must
be largo stocks accumulating. Oregon
Nowtowns continue slow at 10s to 11,
but Callfornlan Nowtowns arc meet
ing with a readier demand at 9s for
A tier and Ss for Ak tier fruit of tho
union.
lVoiiucts Kat Increasing
"It is estimated that the acreage
now planted to table grapes in Cnl
iforniu will produce under normal
conditions in the nenr future from
eighteen to twenty thousand carloads
of '20,000 iKiunds minimum.
"The planting of deciduous tree
L
POUTI.A.VD. Dec. . An unusual
example of business expansion that
relates very directly to tho financial
welfare ot northwest apple growers
Is furnished by tho Northwestern
Fruit exchange as it closes Its season.
The exchange will have cleared
$1,000,000 through local banks and
will have found market for 1300 car
loads of fruit this year. It has al
ready marketed 1050 carloads.
"This means a business fully 50
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WILLARD FIGHT
SFAKE
MR
.I"" rtexirts I'll Is- 1M (aw CWwi
Dartlm drtj for gltltsh tlsutf, with
the nv three tlerJ skirt, tl li of oM
ror rutin attiprtt with hlt snd ti
lOJhrJ nlth black lln.
gne sure proof of whore the markets
were dull or brisk. This plan made
the distribution web cunter at tho
point of of shipment rather than In
some fruit congested eastern center.
NKW YOUIC, Dm1, 4. -"Permit
both flghterH to lem o town with a
reprimand mid let It go nt that."
Tlilt was the advice hurled most
frequently at the state boxing coin
mlssliiu today as a result of last
night's ten round contest hero ho-
jtweeu Jess Wlllnrd of Nebraska mid
Carl Morris, tho original while luipo.
uuht imis uioiigm tne ease or .Mor
ris called for more drastic notion.
Wlllnrd was entitled to tho decision
because ho seemed nt times dispose I
to make u fuss of the affair. Ouco
during tho contest ho staggered .Mor
ris. The rest of tho tliuo he Jnbbed
the Okluhomnn with straight lotts, be
tween times avoiding tho Supulpn en
gineer's goat rushes.
"As a fighter. Mr. Morris Is a fine
butter, ' said lleforeo John after the
contest,
Tho bout wrts a slow wrestling and
hugging match. Wlllnrd was en
titled to eight ot tho rounds, one be
longing to Morris and the other was
even.
GIRLS! CLEAN AND BEAUTIFY HAIR
NO DANDRUFF 25 CENT
DANDERIN
E
Try TliM Makes Hair Soft, (Jloy,
Kliiff), Ahiiiiiliiii't St"l Wash
lug the Hair Willi Soap
.Surely try a "lininli'iliui llalr
Cleanse" If oii wish to Innneillniely
. . . .... .. ...... i.. i.. i.it
iiouuie iiio ueaiiij ot join nun. "-
moisten a einut wiin imniicriiie mm
drnw It carefully tliiuugli ou Imlr.
taking one hiiuiII stiand at a time,
this will eleiiiise the hair of dust, dlit
or mo' execssho oil--In a few mill-
Ules on will be iimnrod Your hair
will be wavy, fluffy ami abundant ;
and possess an lucoiiiparablo soft- ,
ness, luster and luxurliiiue llesldes
beautifying the hair, olio application
of Diiiidorliio dlsMiilves overj pnrtlrlo
of dniiilrulf; Inxlgorales tho scalp,
stopping Itching ami falling halr
llainleiliie Is to the httlr what fresh
showers of mill mid sunshine urn tn
egiilalloii It goes right to thn
roolH. luvlKornli'H and slrongthniiii
them Us cxlillariitlnii, stliuulallim
mid llfe-prodiicliig proportion numo
thn hair to grow long, strong ninl
beautiful.
You ran mirol) have prett), suit,
liislimis hair, ami lots of It, It ihi
will Just, get a X5 cent bottlo of
Know lion's Daudeilin' from, any drug
sloie or toilet counter mid try It an
directed
The Quietest, Simplest
Cough Remedy
Hail I y and Chittitr Tfada al
llninp. Nuvva Yiiu 1,
fruit of sripping varieties has been
best brands, owing to their better extensive in the last four or five
color. There arc also larco nrrlvalsiy'irs, the output from which will
of Wenatrheo rnlnrmi nnnimi nn ihn., mulcrinlly increase the number of - percent more than last ear; It Is tho
market, which are selling slowly nt cnrs flipped lr nnninn. providing a ' hest of tho four scans we havo had I
Ss to lis, according to variety. 'protitnbie market Tor tlicm can be,c csinuusning uur unices in
Llvrriiool l-'VfloHMl. Portland," said W. F. Gwln, goneral
I Pmninnll.. il.nrsr. .... I... nn f..U Innnneer nf the KiohnncK. voatoril.iv.
Liverpool continues to be a strong (o the nnm of pnn, of or;-The way we are progressing It Is
irkct on barrelled annles. belnc de.U.i . . .-, .... .. . ..- . n.. .... .i.i.i
market on barrelled apples, being de
cldcdly In front of London. Prices
show a slight Improvement all round
for best quality stocks. Canadians
rcu.,,, uieir cna. maintaining a gooa . ,,. nrnfif ..,, )lrt rt,t:w..A t...
standard both a. regards quality of lhe RroMCr on tltt, (.IipUaI ,, nb,;r
...u ..u.v uu ,.uC,B. mere ooing i j,e mfr invested.
fresh deciduous fruit California rmVMfo to predict that within a few
he made to produce. Sixtv or seventy I years our annual clearance will bo
thousand carloads would he a very P to $5,000,000. Wo have gotten
conservative estimate, providing n' this year.for growers much more real
money thau last year, and wo feet
very llttlo slack packed fruit. We
anticipate a still further Improvement
as wo get nearer to Christmas, es
pecially on Greenings, and It Is as
well to remember that this variety
does not stand up well for long after
that time.
As regards box apples, Oregons are
slow both Nowtowns and other varie
ties, 9s to 10s 6d being tho highest
bids obtalnablo for these. Washing
ton and California Newtowns are also
behind the London figures in splto of
tho larger quantities arriving on tho
latter market.
Tho pear market In Liverpool re
mains weak. 'There is but little ad
vance to be recorded on last week's
poor prices, the bulk of the fruit, con
rilK'AOO. Dee. !. Through mil-'
lion, one ear mixed 1'tali apples
Wiiiesttps, choice bfio; Mlack Twig,
choice 1.00; (!ano. choice 1.10;
Missouri Pippin, choice mid special.'
jfl.10; .special Wineapi, l.l.; Spe
cial Ken llnvis, .f 1.11 1.
Philadelphia Sold lv .1. It. Cmi-'
celmo, account t'. Howland. Siiiinv-
.side, Wash., car Wincsaps fancy SO-8S-.
.t.S.i: !)(!s. .f.VJ.-i; Koine Meaiitv,!
IIO-ll.'N, .-$1.(111; Mixed Varieties'
-fhrill; Spitxenhunr., fancy. SO.l.lOs,1
sLMl.-.; T grade, 72-SS.. ..V: Drt-.
1.00; 1KU. .1.7o; l'J.-Kills, .1.(I0,
New York Arrivals, six ears.
Trade fairlv active, flrecnings, No.l
Is from 3.."0 to .-M.00; No. ls f nii.i I
'J.7.i to 3.00. Kastcrn ISnldwiiis.
common stornge, from 3..'0 to 1.00;
No. Ls from 2.7.1 to 3.00. Ktistem '
,'
This ilnn iimkr n libit nf rot lull
vril riuitigh to lnut a fsmlly n long
turn-, urn i-oniiint luiv us taucli or ss
goixl rougli srui for (i.M
Mmplu us it Is, It glr nlainit 111
xlnlit H'lli-I ninl tmlnllv rilnnllir nn
orilinurv rougli lii 'Jl hour. 1'liU Is
IMttlv illle to the (net tlifit It IUIitlV
liixiitlve, Ktliiiulali's the appi-tltr nml
lint un I'Mvllont tonic elfis-t. It M
pli's-atit to tski cliildion like It. An
I'M-elleiil rrtntslV, tin), for wliixipliiif
ugh, NpnHiaoiiic croup miU iirntichlal
UKllllllU.
"However, this very much desired
result enn not be obtained unless n
material reduction is made in the j icy inaugurated by tho exchange. It
both proud and encouraged over tho i
record."
Part of the success of the season
is said to bo duo to a new sales pol-
cost of marketing our fruit products,
which cannot be accomplished ex
cept through the aid mid cooperation
of the railroads, nnd this seems to
be n very difficult thing to iiccom
plish, for it inntters not iiow cxtor-
has been the habit to market fruit
blindly and unscientifically, shipping
the carloads to eastern centers re
gardless of whether they were glutted
with fruit or not. Consequences fre
quently was that high grade apples
lonnte, or confiscatory the charges failed to sell for enough to pay the
for transportation may be, the man
agement of the railroads claim, in
unipinlified mid emphatic terms, thnt
the rates charged for this service nre
tempered wilh the essence of equity
nnd consequently nre reasonable nnd
not in violation of law.
"The charge mnde by the Southern
freight
Determined to correct conditions,
a survey was conducted. It showed
that In the United Stntcs thero aro
approximately 10,000 dealers In
fruits and vegetables In carload lots.
A system was then dovised by which
every carload of fruit at the point of
shipment would be offered slmiiltan-
Baldwins, common storage, from .l
to 1. Western New York, common
storage, from 3.00 to 3.7i"i. ng-
from 1.00 to l...i. York Imperial
from 1.00 to .-H..-.0.
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Pncifin for Kwitolllnr- n rar frrtm tic
slstlng of Kelffers ranging from 13s ; feeder lines to the rails of the Wcst-i eously for sale to each of tho 10,000. '
to 16s per barrel, with only a few cm Pacific proves conclusively thnt Resultant offers not only made It I
In reduction of SO per cpnt could be I possible to select the best prices but!
of tho best reaching 17s Cd.
A measure of poor
eofi'ee will leave just as
much grounds in the pot
as a measure nf Schil
ling's Best, but not half
as much flavor and
aroma in the cup.
Ask for Schilling's
Hest if you want the best
obtainable coffee.
Order It this time, and you
will next.
rough, NpnHiaoiiic croup mid brmicli
IIIIIIU.
Mlt one ntnt of rrnrmlalnl mi'-iir with
!4 pint of warm wStrr. ninl stir for -liiitiiiteD.
Put li'-J otuicM of Plnex (flftv
rtiitit' worth) In a pint bottle, ami mid
the Sugar Svrup. It keeps perfectly,
'lake u teatpootiful ciry one, two or
tlinv hours.
Pine Ik one nf tli oldest and licit
known rnmMlitl agents for the tlirost
im-tnlirniics. I'ltu-x Is n most vnlunlilo
rtinrrntrittiil eoinHHiinl of Norwnv whlti
pine extract, nml Is rich la gunlnrol and
other natural healing clpnn-nt". Other
prcrsrntliitu will nut work In this
coinMnntion.
The prompt results front this mixture
hne etnlrnreil It to tlious.uiils of Iioums
wives in the United Stntsi ninl Cnnnds,
which explnlns wliv the plan has hcrti
Imltatisl often, but never sticivsiftiUy.
A guarantv of sbsohile satlsfnctlon,
or money i-romptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. Your druggUt lias
1'inex. or will get It for you. If not,
stud to The l'lncx Co., Ft Wayne, Ind.
For Real Solid Comfort g
On chilly cold days or for wariiiinj "tlut cold cirncr" tlicte H
it no better licatini: device titan the I
Ticrevcr there arc children or old people It U panlcnliilr
appreciated. U
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acquires cnreful thought and Ihu proper confidence In firm, to
warrant absolute satisfaction To note tho propsr comparison
you must Inspect them from a large and well selected Mock, such
ns I nm able, to show. In this way you becoiuu thoroughly fa
miliar with values and feol assured of safo and eronomlonl buy
ing through my binding guarantue.
Fine Watch nm! Jeuelry
ItcHilrlng
MUlll'Oltl), OltKGON
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New Apperson 1914 is Here
THE PRODUCT OF 21 YEARS OF AUTOMOBILE BUILDING
! Every line and refinement in this car shows the.advantage of the factory's long experience.
f The car is large and roomy, although light in weight, and is one of the most powerful,
complete and up-to-date motor cars on the market. The car is electric lighted, has
electric starter, left hand drive, center control.
If While the agency just established here is a new one to Medford, the car is not a stranger;
there now being several in Medford and the valley. I want you to see this car before'
buying. ' v
Temporary Headquarters Nash Hotel
J. C. ROBINSON, Representative
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