Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 31, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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EXCHI'T HUNOAT IIY TUB
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Th Democratic Times, Tim Mtilford
Mall, Tlio Mctlfonl Tribune. Tlin South
trn OroRtinlnn, Tho Aaltlaiut Tribuno.
orflcn Mall Tribuno ItulUUnc, 2S-27-3S
North Kir street! telephone T6.
Official Taper of tlio City of McdforJ.
Ufflcln) 1'nprr of Jnckson County.
KntereA as ofconrt-clnss matter nt
MMfotil, Oregon, under th act of
March S, 1ST9.
SUBSCHirrXOK KATE
One yrnr, by mnll...,.J5.fiO
Ono month, by mnll. ..--....... .SO
IYr month, itiOlvoreil by carrier In
Mrdfonl. Jacksonville nnj Cn-
trnl Point .... .80
flatunlay only, by mnll, per year. S 00
Weekly, per year . ... 1.50
rv J-" '
With Mcdfonl Stop-Over
COMMERCIAL CLUB
14
MATERIAL PROGRESS
Tlii'i material progress ol tlio Koguo Ktver vnlloy is
shown by a comparison tit' agricultural imports and
exports from Southern Pacific roeoftls for the present sea
son as compared with those of three years ago. The eom
parison shows a mueh healthier eomtition of affairs, and
the coming three veal's should shown an even greater per
centage of gain in the production of staples. "The record
speaks for itself:
From July 1, 1310, to June 30,
1911.
Articles In Out Articles In Out
Oar- Cur- Cur- Car
loads loads loads load
Votntocs nud onion SI
Hay 22B
Oats tuul barley -IS
Hour and mill feed -132
KgKa nnd butter 3
Apples
rears, peaches, green
fruit , S
Vegetables 35
Canned Koods 13
Total
Trade balance
1
C2
96
41C
From July 1, 1913, to Fob. 2S,
Potatoes
Onions
liny
Oals nnd barley
Flour and feed
Apples
Tears
Teaches
Cireon fruits, mixed
Vegetables
Cattle and livestock .
Hogs
Sheep
Horses
2
23
271!
23
3
91
11
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134
43
3
4S
2tl
12
t
o or.
634
OFFERS
FOR FLY SWATTING
The director of the Commercial
cluli held nn iiniHirluul tncoliii- yes
terday uftemoon.
An invitation was extended io the
California delegates to the Pacific
Coitfct Advertising Men's convention,
to bo held ut Vancouver, II. ('., in
June, to stop off here nnd be s-hown
over the volley in nuo.
It. D. Hoke nnd n committee from
the Merchants' association appeared
to discuss ways nud menus to com
plete tlio Ktibscription list for estab
lishing tho Hoke cannery. I'ltius were
iiinuo to finish that work.
A resolution was introduced by
Den Sheldon offering fourteen cash
prizes to school children in the swnt-thc-fly
campaign initiated by the
Women's clubs, nnd ndoptcd. The
contest will bo tinder the direction of
the superintendent of schools nnd a
committee of tlio Greater Medford
club.
An invitation wns extended to the
commercial bodies nud citizens of
Jackson, Josephine nud Klamath
counties to meet nl Medford in the
near rulnre in a monster get-together
meeting for the purpose of boosting
the great natural scenic advantages
of Southern Oregon, Mich ns Crater
Lake, Oregon Caves, Ashhiud Dutte,
etc.
COMMUNICATION.
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To the Kditer:
According Io now-paper roMirti,
the Commercial club bus requested
the Southern I'neifio to grunt reduc
ed rates during the fruit packing sen.
son ns nn inducement for the orange
nnjl lemon pucker of California to
, -conic to this valley and pack our ap
ples nud Kaitrs. it seems to mo the
Commercial club In getting off on the
wrong foot here. I think I can bptak
for the members of tho Co-opcrntivo
Fruit Growers' association when I
say (hut we do not want the Califor
nia packers here, There nre plenty
of local people to do this work nnd
we would rather keep the money at
homo. 1'rncticnlly nil the puckers
wo employed were without expcrieiic.c
at the beginning of tho season, learn
ing to pack in our packing school,
nnd without an exception they were
doing very Fi.tisfnelory work before
tlio season closed. They were nil lo
cal peoplo mid tho money they earn
ed stayed in the Itognc Hiver valley.
Quite u percentage of the money
earned by tho California packers wus.
sptnt in California perhaps Is help
ing to build good roads and pay tuxes
across tho line, where it doesn't do
us any good. We turned away doz
ens of applicants lns,t hummer men
nud women, boys and girl all resi
dents ut the valley, who wanted to
Jeuui to pack fruit, and whom wc
would buvft been glad to employ if
wo bud hud work for them. TIo ury
that there nru not people licit) to do
this woik i without foundation.
Tliuro mny bo n hid; of experienced
pokers, but it doesn't take long to
educate u boy or girl who Im- uu
aptitude ut till for tho work.
I'lwifio put tho Co.ovrative Fruit
Growers association down us being
in favor of einoloying locfil people o
liandlo our fiult, and keeping tho
money at hoine, and against (he im
pollution of ouUido people nud send
ing tlio money nwny.
Vouis trujy,
H. . YJ-;, Koi'ielury,
SEVEN BANK PANDITS
MAKE GOOD ESCAPES
IIOQI'MM". Wasli., Mnrcb .'11,
Coiiiplclcly bufiliiig the hliwil'rV
posses, Ilia set en iucji who robbed
the Hunk of Khun Hutuiilny niijlit of
MilKO linvi' iiihIo llioii I'soijio nud
llioic Is lilllo lpii) loitny ol cipliii
iuf UK'))) III till1 llWIM muoiU. i
Total 331
Trade bnlnnce
om the above it will be seen that the balance of tradtt
has been turned from a deficient' v of -Ml cars imported to
a surplus of G3-1 care exported. Complete figures, showing
express shipments of eggs, poultry, vegetables, etc., would
show an even greater increase, for these products, form
erly imported by express, are now similarly exported and
total several carloads each. Cannery and dairy products
are also left out, and the' form an over-increasing ratio.
The government soil survey, published in 1912, com
menting upon the importation of agricultural products,
said, and tlio remarks arc true teday:
There Is absolutely no reason why tho products Imported should not
be crown within tho valley. The soils ana climatic conditions are favor
able, the only requirements being a more extonslvo development of Irriga
tion facilities nnd a movement to divert a' part of tho enersy of the farms
along new lines. There will always be a certain quantity of early fruits
and vegetables shipped In from other sections or the Pacific coast, us the
local climate does not favor an extremely early production of fruits anil
vegetable products. Aside from thesp early shipments, however, tho vat
ley could well afford to bo a shipper of this class of product, rather than
an Importer.
Climatic conditions are favorable for the livestock and
poultry industries. Most of the livestock imported this
year are blooded animals, and will raise the breed stand
ard. Hogs are a natural adjunct to tho orchard, and 1000
cars a year should be profitably exported. J'verv orch-
ardist should plan to make his orchard self-sustaining out
side of the fruit, and when this condition is accomplished
and it can be nothing can disturb the reign of prosper
ity in the Rogue River valley.
The future of truck gardening, berry culture and small
fruits depends largely upon canneries. Eventually half a
dozen large canneries will be operated most of the year.
Every effort must be made to establish them, on a small
scale if necessary at first, to grow with the valley's devel
opment. They are an essential if we are to continue to
progress.
An effort is now being made to establish a small can
nery at Medford. The necessary acreage of products has
been signed up. Four thousands dollars of the $5500
needed lias been subscribed by Medford business men.
The market for products is already arranired for. It is up
to the orchardists and funnel's to lend their co-operation
in starting this necessary institution. It should be followed
by enlargement and the establishment of similar canneries
needed elsewhere in the valley.
If von have not alreadv subscribed to this cannery
project, do it at once it will help create abiding pros
fields dry out quicker Hutu on plowed
ground ntnl aro harder to plow tli
following year wltllu thu, physical
condition of tho noil Is not ns good
for thu HUbsoqttont crop. Woods,
notably Itnsslnu thistles and tumbling
mustard, are ntiieli mora nuuiurous
on stnbhlod In fields, as nro iiIho In
sects In sottin cases. Tho reflections
upon ono'a credit and standing as a
farmer must also bo listed among tho
illsndvautniH'H.
Farmers state: If the ground Inn
boon deeply spring plowed tho onr
before and Is rich, loose, free front
wends and sown early, sttihbllng lu
Is nil right. I u a tow Instances
where the sttthhlu was burned off lu
ino spring Holier results wore se
cured than whore tho stubble was
not burned. A few Indorsed press
drills for this work.
Fioin tho oildenci! of these far
mers it would seem to bo generally
tinwlso to follow this practice. If
farmers would use foresight lit plan
ning their year's work tho MtihulliM
In of grain would rarely bo uccci
sary. The practice Is usually fol
lowed because more work has been
undertaken than could properly bo
accomplished In the time available
A better understanding by (armor
of the average length of season and
the nverngo day's work would tend to
greatly reduce tho number of casus
where stubbllng In would be uccct
sary.
REWARD
$500
OF
FOR CAPTURE OF
I
A EO
BANDI
I
.MOUNT VKItNON, Wash, Match
31. A reward oC Jfitio ban boon
posted by the county coiuiulsslouois
for the capture of Charles Hopkins,
the t.Utnood bttudlt, who has boon
torrorlxlng this section ol tho stale
and to whom U laid tlio btitiun (or
throe murders,
A search for tho body of Tony
(lurb, one of tho three hold up on
tho railroad tracks by Hopkins, early
Sunday morning, has thus far been
uunvatllng.
The body of (ho man round on the
tracks has been Identified ns that of
Tony Olson.
John Freeman, who was seriously
wounded, Is recovering and his de
scription of the bnudll tallies with
that of tho second Harry Tracy, as
Hopkins Is now Known.
Soverul reports have boon mndo to
the sheriff's office or Hopkins ap
pearing at vitrlous ranch houses and
demanding meals,
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS
Eat less meat If you feel Jtaokaohy or
havo bladder trouble Tako
glau of Baits.
Where Rise the Trout
Ily Thomns Xtinnn in Snn Francisco Examiner.
"The trout-fishing bcuson ojents next Wednesday in nil const streams."
Sunday Examiner.
My doctor say I need n rest; a ml Dee, he knpus me well.
The thing I need
he cnu, indeed,
in skillful mnniier tell.
He snyi. thnt I sliotild get uwny from bubjness for a while,
And bravely try
to bco if I
ran idle hours beguile.
I hate io think of quitting when there's lots of work to do;
Hut htill I know
I'll have, to go,
nltlioiijji it makes mo blue.
The doctor says I'm nil run dow n; un! Hoy, he known me well.
The thing I peed
lie cud, indeed,
ill skillful manner tell.
'Tis bard to leave the city now, and nothing but my health
Could check the puce
of my mud race
ujong the roud to wealth.
I know a (lushing mountain stream where gamely rise the tioiil;
Anil Dee ugrccp
the brook would case
my malady, no doubt.
1 need frcnli air, the doctor say; and Doc, be knows me well.
The thing I need
Jie can, indeed,
in skillful manner tell.
Cllll'AUO. Match .11, -"Hand-some
Jack" loettei was cotmctro
here today of the murder of Mrs.
Kmmit Kraft nud was sentenced to
life imprisonment.
The jury took thirteen ballots. lo
otters was convicted on tho firt bal
lot, tho others refciring to the penalty.
Koctters paled when the verdict
wns returned and his parents nud
si-tors wept. Defense Attorney Coo
per notified his intention of 'asking
for it retrial.
May Help You 11
Lungs Are Alfcclc
l'roMT dW, rri'li sir mi. I trrorrrnta
tialill are t-in-1l to prrvon KiKTotlnit
fmui I.uus Trout.:, but pi strat tniujr
limtatH-r rrporta afinw that Ilia ailillllna
ut a niHIrlne fur II1I1 aftvtlou lias ma
trtUlljr IivIns la tirtunlnc atmut nvmr
I'nr more tli4n nrin-u yot Itckuuna
AtlcrallTr. a mr-lUtua for TtirtMl ant
l.m:e Truulilr. ha aisMniIUIi (osl
ttxutU. Ilrail wtial It lll la tlila .-.-Matllion
Ut, Mlun.
"tlrutlrnwtr Id lirrrntlMT luK, Marih.
lln. ami Sri'li'int-r. Iti. I waa lakrn
Willi tiriuorrliasr i.f the lun; which rm.
nnisl lilt- arirral ntfli, encli Urns In tnr
lwl. Mjr ilorlor ailtlnil tnr til B11 Wot,
fTlth Medford trarto is Medford nuin
GET MU5TER0LE TODAY
FOR LUMBAGO!
It's an amazingly1 quick roller. And
It's so cany to lite.
You Just rub- Ml'STKItOI.K In
briskly, nnd presto, the palu Is gone
a delicious, soothing comfort
comes to take Its placo.
ML'STHKOI.i: Is a clean, white
ointment, made with nil of mustard.
Use It Instead of mustard plaster
Will not blister.
Doctors and nurses use Mt'STKIt-
OI.K and recommend it to their pa
tients. They will gladly tell you what re
lief It gives from Soro Throat, limit
chills. Croup, Silf( Neck, Athma
Neuralgia. Congestion, I'lourlss,
Itheiimatlsm, Lumbago, Pains an 1
Aches of tho Hack or Joints, Sprains.
Sore .MiiscIch, amines. Chilblains,
Frosted Feet, Colds o( the Chest (It
prevents Pnoumonla).
At your druggist', u 2.'c and
r0c Jars, and a special large hospi
tal alio (or -'0.
. Accept no substitute !( your
druggist cannot supply you, rend 2."tc
or 50c to tho MUSTUIiOM'J Com
pany, Cleveland, Ohio, nud we will
mnll you a Jar. postago prepaid. (7)
I)r, J, J, Cordon, a well-known
Detroit physician says, "Musterolo It
Invaluable in my practice and my
home."
I,. .1 .....t. I .... ...I .. ,AU bua
I'ul .flrr in? arrival I mrl Mlrliari
Urioly, who, tliKill Iramlitf n( injr mmll
lion, urk-nl iu to lav I:. Inian a Altrra
tttr. I krpt on laVlnit Itin uirilli l- alii
Itiitiriunl riu In Mar. U, HMO. I rr
tnnirtl homr I am rtitlrrlr rll, hit"
a KihI ttpix-IIto ami lrri Hrll Wln-ll
I li-ft llctmr mr Hrlilit waa 1,11 lo.nuila.
I tHinr rUh liH, mr tmrinal wriKbt. I
Hunk Omt apj yuur Altrralho fur tor
lira I tli "
(.miUlll PAtJl. U I'AHNACIir.
iAtxi atitirrttatnl, tiion- nn ri"-Wrt.)
Krktnart a Allrrattri liaa lirro on.iru f
manr Jrara' trat to tw tnoat rfflrackiua
for artfr Tlmvit nti.l tt Aftrrllnna,
llronilillla. Ilnnirlilal AMbiiia. Mulitairn
I'oUU ami In m.tmll.llne tht ayHrtn.
Coiiialna nn mntillc. i-ln or liatili
fnrinlinc ilrnir. AK for txoiMrl irlllnaT
of rrrorrrli-a. ami write ti IVkluan
Ilwralorr, I'bllaitclptila, I'a , for el
drucr. Tor aal by all Uaillns ilmttlila
Ko titan or woiintn who rats ntcsl kru
larly can tnitke a ttilatnkn hy llusltliig tlm
kidney oreitalntinlly, says a well known
authority. Mnt forum urlu neld wldnli
exoltei tlio kliltuns. llicv Uyoin oir-
wotktd from tint strain, got sluggish and
(nil to filter Hid witattt ami polnoiiH friitn
tlio blotsl, tlii'ti we grt sick. Nearly sll
rhtiiiiAtUiii, hcAiUclirs, llvrr ttouMe.
lu'rvoumiPM, dluincaa, alrrpli'imra uitd
tirliniry dlmritcra ctniu from slugylsli
kliln)s.
'the ttwimrnt you (eel a dull uclm In W
kldnoys or your back hurts or If tln
tirluo li rlmuly, otrciiatve, (all ef sodl
meat, Irregular of i'ftangeortittrndi'l by
a sotmatlon of sealillng, stop ratlhg in rut
and grt about (our ounces of Jnd
Salts front any pliirmney 1 take a
tablojitiooiidil In a glnm of vrnter Ivfore
brrakiait anJ In a (rw dss your kidneys !
will art line. This (stitotu salt Is tiiitda
from the add of grapes and Iruion Juice,
eotiiMitrl with lltltls, nnd tins Nyii un.nl
(or gTitrntltitis to lluah sn.l atlntulata
thu klilnoy. alo to iicutrallrn th iwl.la
lu urlitn It no loiigi-r rAin Irritation,
linn cikIIhr tilad.lrr wraknrtt,
Jsd Salt It liiexisMialvs and rsnnnt
lnur ntskra a drllglitfnl rlTrrvnwriil
lltlila-wfttcr drink which evrrymie
atiould take now and then to krop tlm
kldnryn clean and nctlvs nnd the tihsst
pore, llicrrliy avoldlnjj scrlou kidney
complications.
KLEIN
FOR KLOTHES
Is still nt tho old stand next door
to tho First National Hank, upstairs.
MEDFORD TAILORS
ISIS IHMIRE
v.rm:viu,K today
Frederick Harrington Ai Co I'resunl
Never Again
a i ioor rniuouy Hlioleh
l'holoplit)N Tncsilu)( nnd Weiliiesihiy
llllltKKH DIHIT
KMlHoit IVatiiro lit two reels, Kim t tir
ing Itlehatd Tucker
I'ATIIi: WCHKI.V NO III
News
SK Kill. I!V lll'VH A IIOTCD
I'nreo Coined)'
dm: 'ritot'HAM) to dm: shot
I'arro (Nimcily
Coining 1'ilility
Tilt: ItOVAIi HI.AVK
No. t of Adventure of Kathlyu
i -.-. ai
rf
DEAD
ANIMALS
Wo will loniovo all dead
animals from your prt'inisps
on short notifo, VUKK Oh
CIIAIWIK.
MEDFORD REDUCTION
CO.
Telephone 237
nouses pott sai.i:
"One kooiI nil round horse, i'. yearn
old; team i! and h years old wnlght
SfttlO. One pood ranch team 8 nud 0
ear old wclicht 3300. One 7 )onr
old horse weight 1100, whkoii ami
hnrnes
I). S. I.ltli, I'Iioiio 1.10. At Union lUrn
STAR
THEATRE
thi; iwiiiiKrs
llloKraph (arco comedy
STOHV or thi: WILLOW
IWTTCIt.V
Kdlson driiiun
If HILL CLIMII
Two part Hellg
IIKATlMt TIIIEIH MO.MIIt HILL
llloftntpli fane romody
KAVA .V.MI'ltDOCIC
Vntidnvllto
W'OOI, WOlt III ,V WOOLWOHTH
.Music nud uffects
,tllllllio id (Vol
5n
M
Stubbling in Grain Unprofitable
Tho stubbllng in of grain Is being
practiced more or less lu tho wheat
fct-ctlons of the northwest. Tly stub
bllng n grain Is meant tho seeding
of tiralu oi field (hat have not been
plowed since the removal of tho prov.
Ioiih crop. Thorn are uppareut ad
vantages nud ilUuilvuiltuues In the
prut tlio. Tho advantuKOK lie In tho
saving of llmo ami eiulpmuiit In
plowing, In tho plumper und mittrr
fiiullly of lieriinls and lu thu Inruur
uron I luil iiiiij bo rovinod Tho ill
(nl vii it l a yo mo Unit llio jJvlds, on
an average, aro about one-third
less and occasionally both need and
labor are thrown away. Thu straw
Is commonly shorter and In an ud
vorso year Is hard to find Into firm
bjiudlcnCtbiiUwIII not tfcttler. The
ftr
m ji ii nmui i ji s
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
tt H, HAKTLKT
1'liOHi-a M. 17 a4 47-71
AhiIimUhco Herrlto deputy Corouw
120 Acres for Sale
Orange, Lemon and Olive
Land
On railroad and river, one
milo I'nmi ed '131ulT, Oal.
Vvumfylf vv itere. Address
A. H. McINNlS
licil Bluff, Cil.
Manhattan
Cafe .
Under New Management
Quick Liuicli, !")( up, Ifeu
lai Dimit'i', 'J.h' ), Wo hovvo
nice, Ni'Ml -rifiHH lliliigrt,
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
Recently remodeled and cnlnrKod,
added now cameras and apparatus
and Is now strictly up-to-dato In
ovory way.
Contnierlcul Work o( all Kinds
Including copying and enlarging of
pictures, legal documents, etc. lira,
mido enlarging, any slio, and kodak
finishing of every kind.
Professional and nmatuor photo
graphic supplies,
t. .M. Harmon AkkocUleil With Mo.
Shop over Islg Theater, Phono It 7-J
BASE BALL
AT MEDFORD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1
AT 3 P. M.
Nick Williams' Northwest Colts
vs.
New York Colored Giants
This Kume will he called al p. m. in order that
tho school children can attend. All children under
VI years of uj,'o admitted free. All school children
over 12 years of nj,', admission 2f (tents. General
admission f() cents to either grandstand or hleach
ers. Accommodations for automobiles.
The only chance to see bij; league ball this season.
Remember that some classy ball players will bo
seen in action in this game, as tho New York Colored
Giants havo three of tho best ball players in tho
world.
Gales opened at .1:15 p, m. to aeuonuuodato the
crowd.
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Klaw & 'JDrlanger Present
HENRIETTA CROSMAN
In Tlor OitoI Cumody Kuitc, .jtWMMlfi
The Tongues of Men
Seats on Sale Monday, 10"A7M."atThoatorOffice"
NOTIOIO
IMHCKS: 1st M rows and Ho.Kcs..l.r,0
I.asl 1 rows 1,00
IJalconyj 1st 'I rows 1,00
Next -I rows 7fi
IwihI f rows no
This Attract ion is pluyliif,' I'Visuo nnd
Vorllaiitl at $2.00
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