Medford mail tribune., February 23, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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MFJ3FORD MATTi TRTBUNE, MEDFORT). OREGON,
"MONDAY,
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FRIT
FIRM
PLANNING TO ERECT
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Tlio recently orgnnirnl fmit tlis
triliuling fimi of Dennis. Kimball
Pope nrc coiilcniitlntinj the building
of n Inrffo pnekinpr houo nt Meil
fonl, ninl General Mnunpcr Pope N
on hin wny liere to tnnke finnl de
cision conceinini; plnns, nt'cording
to local mnniiRcr McKenny.
The following concerning the new
firm is reprinted from "the Krnit
mniiV Oniile," New York City:
"The new incorporation of Den
nis, Kimball & l'ope, briefly alluded
to in. the last week's Guide, stand
for one of the most important and
widespread systems of distribution
that hns ever been- broupht before
the attention of the American ship-
per. None of the romirancnt parts
of this new organization need nn
introduction to phipiwre, either east
or west.
"The great house of William Hen
nis & Sons, Ltd., hnst been for
ninny, many years closely affiliatc
with the development of the fruit
export business to Kurope. There
is no house better known as receiv
ers and auctioneers in the British
market than W. Dennis & Sons and
their reputntion is in the truest
sense of the world international.
"C. 11. & C. V. Kimball is a firm
whose name is n household word
among apple shippers and apple re
ceivers on this and the other bide
of the wntcr.
"G. XL Pope, the Bccretan anc
maungcr of tlio new corporation,
has spent n lifetime in the deciduous
business, and for tho last three
years been tbo New York agent of
tho California Fruit Distributors, n
position thnt in itself speaks vol
umes for Mr. Pope's experience and
ability, this probnbly being one of
the most important nnd arduous po
sitions of its kind within the gift of
any organization in the country.
"Dennis, Kimball & Popo are in
a particularly strong position, and
have facilities enabling them to put
before the western shippers nn or
ganization thnt can help their inter
ests in unsurpassed fashion, not
only in this country, but in all the
principal foreign markets. Needless
to say, the connections of V Den
nis & Sons all over Europe, in South
America, where the outlet for our
fruit is developing to a grcnter ex
tent year by year, and even in Cape
Colony, where we are gradually op
ening up new markets, ensure the
best possible disposition for nil
goods that nrc exported.
"As for the domestic auctions or
private sale markct, shippers in
terests are safe in the hands of n
concern, the partners in which at
this cud of the line nrc men of such
standing and ability as the Messrs.
Kimball and Mr. Pope.
"George D. Bills", Jr., who had
chnrgo of the Pioneer Fruit Co.'s in
terests in Chicngo, will prove a
strong adjunct in Chicngo us man
ager in that territory, while K. M.
McKenny, who is manager nt Mcd
ford, Or., is ono of the best known
and most popular fruit men in the
northwest.
It would bo difficult to conceive
of n stronger lineup, not only in the
wny of financial solidity, but in :hr
way of actual hard-working experi
ence and nbility."
PORTLAND, Feb. 2a. Receipts
for the week have been: Cattle,
103-1; calves, !; hogs, 5702; sheep,
G'JCO.
A big week on tlio cuttlo market,
particularly tho first half. Offer
ings of butcher cuttle, cows, heifer,
etc., were extremely short of trude
needs compared with steel consign
ments. The best quality grain-fed
bullocks sold at $7.60 to $8, and
cows, $0.75 to $7. Dull trade wns
slow, but calves ruled firm. After
Monday receipts were not as heavj
us expected.
Hogs were the real sensation of
tho period, ns. they opened, up on
Mouduy nt $8.05 und got to $8.75 by
Wednesday, in tho face of u deluge.
Tho bulge was not a bpasm, either,
us it maintained n firm front right
up to tho close of the week. Buy
ing of swiuo was spirited nnd com
petition among tho killers to get
block of nny weight so lon; ns it
had ft binooth finish produced a real
livo market.
Lamb transactions carried off the
honors in tho sheep house, Several
lots of medium grade ewes went
over tlio mcuIcs, und a bunch of
yearlings (it $'J comprised the bulk
et mutton sale. Tho best grain
lambs sold nt WJG, the first shorn
pUwk of tlio 6eihon arriving this
WfU) If.
Summary: Cat llo market, steady
to firm Jiofjn, strong; hIioch "
Uu&t steady to firm, with mi iij
PACKINGH HER
CELEBRATED CELLIST TO
The Cinciuiiatti Dnilv Gazette of Julv 15 sa. "Fn-dem-k Pnlon
Search played n wonderful progrntnof glonoji iuuii', holding his Midi
encc enthralled in his matehles, tone and macniiiceut teehiiiiiue."
LITTLE MISS FRISCO
AT PAGE
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This ennrieious little lady, little
Miss Frisco, will make her initial
appearance nt the Page thenter to
night, being interpreted bv A. B.
Hikco and his big musical cotucdv
comany, now numbering twentv
clever people. The title role is plac
ed in the hands of the clever inge
nue, Miss Madge Schuler nbly as
sisted by that irrepressible fun
maker, A. B. Basco, and his ns-o-
ciates.
Since last seen here, the company
hns been strengthened both by prin
cipal people as well as the chorus,
which now numbers ten dninty sing
ing and dancing mls-.es. Mr. Chirk
Huston, in stage parlance, W n
"find." His rich, sonorous, basso
voice is really remarkable, nnd the
Bnsco quartet of Messrs-. Thomp
son. Fnrnswortli, Confer and Huston,
is really one of the bis hits th
show. Little Miss Frisco was xtarr
cd for years in all the big oitie-. and
it is the first tune this charming
musical comedy has been presented
nt popular price- of 10, 20, .'It) oenK
One show nightly will be given and
change of program ner.v uicht.
MURPHY, OWNER OF CUBS,
FORCED FROM ORGANIZATION
CINCIN.VATi. O.. Feb. 21. As a
result of conference today betweon
Governor John Toner, prosldont of
tho National leaguo, and Charles I'.
Taft, Harry Ackorland, and other
stockholders of the Chicago National
league club, an agreement hag been
reached by which Taft lias purchased
the stock in tho Chicago National
leaguo club formerly held by Charlej
W. Murphy. Murphy has resigned as
president of tho Chicago club and
will have no further official can.ie.
tlon with its affairs.
FIVE MINUTE CURB
IF
;IS
When "rajo'f. Dlapcpxlu" Iteaches
Ktomach all Indigestion, Gun iiiiiJ
Sourness I)Isajijeiirs;
You don't want a slow remedy
"when your stomach Is bad or an
uncortaln ono or a harmful ono-
your stomach is too valuable; you
mustn't injure it with drastic drugs.
I'npo'a Dlapopsln Is noted for Itb
speed in giving relief; its harmless.
ness; its certain unfailing action In
regulating sick, sour, gassy stom
achs. Its millons of cures in indi
gestion, dyspepsia, gastritis and other
stomach trouble has mado it famous
tbo world over.
Keop this perfect stomach doctor
in your homo keep it handy got
a largo fifty-cent case from nny drus
fitore and then if anyono should cat
somothlng which doesn'j agreo with
them; if what they eat lays like
lead, ferments nnd sours and forms
gas; causes headacho, dizziness au 1
nausea; eructations of acid and undi
gested food remember as soon ns
I'opo's Dlapcpsln comes In contact
with tho stomach all such distress
vanishes. Its promptness, certainty
and easo in overcoming tho worst
stomach dlsordors Is a revelation to
thoso who try it.
Poland China
Swine. Two hour pigs that will
soon ho ready for nervice. Have
blood from tho Lest stock In tho
northwest. Call and seo them.
Phono Central Point.
Wilhite 6 Sons
Huwu m1Ic), Oio,
BE HEARD IN MEDFORD
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The "Tom Mneke" nicotine- at
the Baptist ihureli closed last eve
ning after continuing for one week.
During the week the meetings were
not largely attended, but on Sunday
three meetings were held to large
audiences', Tom Mnckey is surely
a miracle of crnce, nud his influ
ence will be felt by very ninny. One
I loses sight of tho man in listening to
his messages of love to the lost, nnd
of the marvelous power of the Gos
iel to save and elevnte 'lie need v.
CHRONIC COLDS
Are Contracted by Changeable
Weather. A Simple Ilcmciljr
Sudden changes are particularly
trying for old people or thoso who
suffer from a weakened, run-down
condition, chronic coughs, colds or
bronchitis, but if such persons would
only apply common senso methods Si
tho treatment of their condition,
much discomfort and suffering might
be avoided.
Tho most essential thing to do is
to build up strength, enrich tho
blood, incroase vital reststanco and
to accomplish this nothing equals
Vlnol, our cod ltver nnd Iron tonic.
Mrs. II. J. Grimes of Springfield.
Ohio, says: "I was badly run-down,
nervous and woak. and while In this
condition I contracted a heavy cold
and rheumatism. Vlnol was recom-
mondod and I am happy to say it
cured my cold and restored mo to
health again."
Old people, dollcato children, run
down, overworked nnd tired women,
thoeo suffering from bronchitis,
chronic coughs and colds should try
a bottle of Vlnol. Wo will return
your money If It does not help you.
Mcdford Pharmacy, Mcdford, Oro,
I. S. For Kczcma of Scalp try
our Saxe Salvo. Wo guarantee it.
MRS. H. L. LEACH
Expert Corsotiore
32G North Bartlett.
Phone 5G3 M.
Patronize Home Industries
THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY. KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME
WITH
MEDFORD TRADE
is
MEDFORD MADE
For
GALVANIZED
TANKS
OIL AND WATER
nnd
IRIUGATIXO PllK
Go to J. A, SMITH
128 N. Grape St.
Telephone 890
BOURNES
DUTIES
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The fallowing letter icceived
fioui KSontitor .louathuu Bourne,
Jr., indicates that bis candidacy far
tho .senate depends hugely upon
whether eouguws extends the time
of the joint committee on highwuys
of which he is oliniriiiHit for another
vear. If the time i extended he
will not be n eanddiile. lie writes
the following uudtr date of Wash
ington February HI
"But for inv w rl. on the two
joint congressional tuininiltees here
duriiti: the past u r 1 mhmM eer
We have changed our
imini-, rieioitfter th. Jklission
Furniture "Works will be
known as
The
Pacific Furniture
and
Fixture Factory
Home of the "Pacific" Cedar
Chest.
E. G. TROWBRIDGE, JR,
Proprietor
113 South Holly
Mcdford, Oregon.
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ting in my time tiding to caver the
state, getting in close contact with
the people, submitting (o them some
ideas I have, In the adoption ot
which I believe our uoveinmeiit
would be impioved, uctllug the ben
efit of their ideas and wishes, nun
on the whole milking uu unu'snivc
campaign for re-election la the nen
lite, but conditions absolutely pic
vented that. Having voluntarily as
sumed duties here, I felt it my duty
to the best of my nbility to pctfoiiu
the trust. This is not hot air or
hyprocjsy, but a plain statement at
how I view the situation,
"1 realiro everv da.v's delay in re
turning to Oregon will jeopaidiKc
mv chances of election, yet I am
obliged to stay here and do what 1
can toward completing this work be
fore the ad of Mutch, and if bcloic
thnt tune cougiess should ootid init
io extend tho tune of the two com.
missions, af which I inn chairman,
North,East
South and
West
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Medford Iron Works
E. G. Trowhridge, Prop,
General Foundry und
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Pacific 401; Ilomo 298L.
Res. Pac. 5031; Ilomo 227L.
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For tho best of
EVERYTHING MADE OF WOOD
See us. Wo make a specialty of
OFFICE FURNITURE and FIXTURES, MANTLES,
SCREEN DOORS and WINDOWS, Etc.
Factory Corner South Fir and 11th 81b. Holli Phone
MEDFORD SASH AND DOOR CO.
for niiother year and the ineinhciH
of the commissions should ho uhbi
to go on with the wink I nun week
to week liming Mutch, Apiit and
Muy, I should be obliged la give
up nny thouuhl of being u euiidldute
befaie the primaries the l.'illi ol
next Ma.v,
In niiv event I dMto In expiess
my siiiccio appreciation und giati
tude to the people of Jackson coun
ty for the confidence they have
shown in me and to Ktate thnt 1
shall always luke gicul pleasure and
consider it u poiMouul favor if al
any time n situation develops wheie
in von think I call be of belli in
bringing ubout icsulls beneficial to
Jackson county."
(loot) Wood.
It vou want Kood wood, not It trim
t'ratik It. Ituy.
Han Terry of MoutiiKUo, Cal., 'a
spending n fow da In the city on
liusliiess.
V'
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vvjimna
Aik for FREE
book of "paptrt"
u-ilhtachSc lack.
Ti
Try Our
$1.35 Flour
GUARANTEED
As good as tho host or
money hack.
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RUSS MILL
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