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MEDFOKT, MATT, 'rmWNfl, NTilYFCmP, OKKGOtf, MONDAY, NOVTCMniW 2, 101 1
It.
BRITISH
CORONER'S OFFICE
MARKETS
OVERCROWDEDWITH
APPLES AND PEARS
Dcnnih & Son's market llcllor, dat
ed Loudon, October 1(1:
Large qunnlitic of fruit were uliip
pt'il for arrival in Knglnnd this week,
Liverpool lielng especially heavy, nnd
notwilhstandiiHr thnt n Inrjro jmrl of
these linvo tint jot arrived, these
heavy shipments have lind n depress,
inn infliiciipc upon pi ice throughout
tliOHo markets.
In London ttio slenm-diip Minno
linlm cargo was offered for sale on
Wednesday, mid iil-o Hint of t!u
MoumMiip Digliy, which brought 24,
(100 bnrrcls of Xovn Seotian tipple.
There worn JlOtll) linrrols of pear
mi ss. Alinnchnlin, mostly HtidMin
ltivrr Kciffcrs, nnd the ouNtnndiiu;
fnpt about this fruit wns tlu absence
of nny parcels of really fine fruit.
This wns what tlio London trade was
on the lookout for, mid in conso
qlicuce prices for the iiipdium grade
fruit of which this carpi consisted
mn ile lint n poor showing. There was
no demand on the part or provincial
buyers owing to the large arrivals in
Liverpool, fllnsgo wand Manchester.
mid the London trade never huys this
class of fruit freely. Furthermore,
there nrc still fair quantities of Kng
lish pears arriving on Loudon mar
kets which outer into comiH'titinn with
the class of fruit under dNeiission.
The bull; of the Hudson ltiver stock
therefore, wns sold nt prices murine
from 10s to 14s per burrel. There
wore nlso one or two parcels of Vir
ginia. Keiffers sold, which realised
rather better prices, ranging fioin
30s to 10s, mid even touching 17s for
n few bnrrels of extra fine pears.
There weru also some California
pears in half boxes ex this boat which
were sold ;it the following prices:
Qlout Morconu, 7s Gd per hall! bex:
Duchesse, 7s, and Onondago, n pear
for which there is little or no demand
on this side, Cs for u few half boxes
As regards apples, Loudon is still
receiving Inrgc supplies from local
sources, Kent and neighboring eoun.
ties, and has in consequence this sea
son never been so good n market for
stocks from overseas as has Liver-
jwol Therefore, and in view of the
expected arrival next week of n cargo
of n further 30,000 barrels, the Nova
Scotian apples ex s. Digby, arrived
on u market quite unprepared to ab
sorb such quantities nt anything
nliovfl thfr very low price which we
give below, these prices being in fact
equivalent to those obtaining for
Knglish apples of a similar grade.
The general position on this mar
ket, as shouii by the foregoing, give
little indication of an improvement
for some few weeks ahead. There is
n decided downward tendency at
present manifest, nnd we anticipate
that u few weeks must elapse before
a readjustment of supply nnd demand
can be effected. Liverpool has thin
week made n distinctly better show
ing than London on barrel pears, but
there appears to have been a larger
proportion umoiigst the arrivals there
of clean, hnrd, good quality fruit. As
will be seen from the prices given
below, the slack and wasty goods
mndo prices fully as low us similar
i'niit in London.
USEDASMONOPOLY
GOOD
QUALITY CATTLE
I'OHTLAND, Nov. 2. Receipts for
the week have been: Cattle 1 80.r,
calves 8!), hogs 51 II sheep :i.')80.
Cattle receipts, with the execution
of .Monday, have been fair, with
quality only medium. Quality stuff
sun oi nit's very goon prices, ruie
of feeders have been the feature dur
ing the week. Clood steers going at
if 0.10. The market can be consideicd
Htendy for prime steels at 7c to 7.1.r).
Hog receipts this week have neen
light compared with last week. Thc
have, however, shown better finish as
u whole. The market opened at
$0,1)0 Mondny and is closing rather
strong at 7c.
This week'fl receipts of sheep very
light for immediate slaughter demand.
A few feeders were disposed of to
local dealers, Lambs went as high
as .f 0,2f .Monday for some exception
ally well finished stock.
XOTICK.
C. L-. Allen has bought Joo Cas
key's blacksmith business cs his vory
poor health necessitated a chnni;o of
ellmato and he doslreil to go to Ari
zona. I will Ito pleasoU to retain ull
of the shop's old ciutomnr. On So,
JJartlott, opposlto Union Darn. 202
FOR PAST 10 YEARS
Tho campaign for coroner Is full or
bitter personalities nml Mr. I'sshor
belloveu ho Is being assailed beyond
nil reason. Ills friends believe It no
more than fair to him thai tho peo
ple should know tho motive ot these
attacks ami use their own judgment.
Kor the past ten years tho coro
ner's office, has been controlled by
throe, undertaking firms ot Jackson
county. Mr. Kellogg Is tho coroner
and the other firms hold the deputy
ship., ana through tho Influence of
their official posit lona they Dimply
comer all the undertaking business
that comes through sudden deaths.
Mr. Kellogg was defeated fairly by
a decisive majority In the republican
primary by W. W. Usshor and the
next day KcIIorr's deputy, John A.
I'erl of Medford, announced his can
didacy as an Independent, In order
that the combination ot n decade
could continue Its strangle hold.
The three cornered combination Is
Industriously circulating tho state
ment that Mr. Ussher Is the candi
date ot other undertaking firms and
will employ the same arbitrary meth
ods In their behalf in case of hi
election.
Mr. Usslier Is not connected with
any undertaking firm In any man
ner whatever. He has .promised
every undertaking firm In the county
a square deal that he will allow the
family or friends of any deceased to
say without nny question which un
dertaking firm shall caro for their
dead. He went to some members of
the combine, that has cornered the
business by holding the office, and
told them what he would do that he
wanted the office for tho 'remunera
tion there was In It alono and be
lieved ho could serve all concerned
efficiently and fairly In return for
tho emoluments ot tho office. They
demanded the full business ot tho
coroner's office they wanted no
half-way business, cither nil or none.
Mr. Perl's advertisement says
Ussher wonted the offlco "for what
Is In It." Mr. Ussher admits that.
Ho deems that legitimate and asks
what Mr. Perl wants tho offlco for.
and declares that Mr. Perl and his
comblno want the office not only for
what is in the office but also for
what Is behind the office, which
amounts to a great deal more than
what Is In It.
The statement that nn undertaker
Is necessarily better equipped to de
tect crime In coroner's Inquest Is not
justified by tho experience of Jack
son county. Tho coroner and the de
puties of the comblno have been more
figureheads In this respect, tho dis
trict attorney having been the direct
ing bond and tho post mortem exam
inations having been conducted by
physicians and surgeons.
If you believe that the coroner's
offlco should be a public trust and
not a private snap, cast your voto ac
cordingly. (Paid Adv.)
GERMAN. SUBMARINE SINKS
ANOTHER BRITISH WARSHIP
LONDON, Nov. 1, 10:45 p. m.
The Urltlsh light cruiser Hermes was
sunk by a German submarine In tho
Stralst of Dover Saturday. TIiIh of
ficial announcement was made Sun
day. Nearly all tho officers and
men were saved.
Tho enterprise of Herman submarine
which have been lurking along tho
ho (t Toour
Ileiolve to imoko (lor. Johnson c
ri, tho best, uud thereby pMronU
bum Jnduitry. tf '
DM MORE WATER
IF
Eat leas meat and take SalU for Back
ache or Bladder trouble
jYeutralize acid.
Urlo acid fn meat excites the kidneys,
they become overworked; get sluggish,
ache, and feci like lumps ot lead. The
uriutt becomes cloudy j the bladder la irri
tated, and you may be obliged to seek re
lief two or three times during tho night.
When the kidneys clog you must help
them flush off the body's urinous waste
or you'll be a real sick person shortly.
At first you feci a dull misery In the kid
ney region, you suffer from backache,
sick headache, dlulness, stomach gets
sour, tongue coated and you feci rheu
matic twinges when tho weather is bad.
Eat less meat, drink lots of water;
also get from any pharmacist four ounces
of J ad Salts; take a tablcspoonful
in a glass of water before breakfast
for a few days and your kidneys will
then act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with litlila, and lias been used
for generations to clean clogged kidneys
and stimulate them to normal activity,
ulso to neutralize the acids In uriiw, so
it no longer Is a source of Irritation,
thus coding bladder weakness.
Jod Baits Is Inexpensive, cannot In-
dure; makes a delightful cffrrvenctnt
lltlila-yater drink which everyone should
tnko now and then to keep the klducys
rhau and active. DruggisU here wy
thrv sell lots of Jad Bails to folks who
lulffvu lit overcoming kidney trouble
while It Is old trouble,
t
Kronen const on the titralts ot Dover (which they can menace ships of the
Hooking to get a shot at Urltlsh ships allies pasMng between Kuglnud and
ongnged In. bombarding tho florman ' l-'nuicc. Only a fow dnya ago ono ot
positions In ltclglum was rowardod thorn sank tho Trench steamer Ad
today when ono of them attacked nnd mlral tJantenunio which was cairylng
tank the light cruiser Hermes as she refugees from Calais,
was returning from Dunkirk, Tho j How many submarines tho Gor
greater part of the crow was rescued, mans have In these waters Is not
Tho Hermes was a comparatively 'known but several ot them lmo been
old vessel and front a naval viewpoint seen recently. When tho ships are
was of no great value but the fact guarded by torpedo bout destroyers,
that she was attacked so near homo as are thou engaged In bombarding
indicates that tho Herman submarines j tho iloriuan positions, they aio com
mttt have a base somewhere on tliu pniatlvely safe but the opportunity of
part of tho llclgtuu roast which I tho submarines comes when one Is
occupied by Gorman troops from can
jraught alone as was the Hermes.
W. H. SINGLER
FOR SHERIFF
Tho Koiiulilionu Xoininoo for HhoriTf, now filling
an nnoxpirod torni by appointment, ms at all times
and does now invite tin investigation of his record by
the voters and taxpayers.
The office, under my administration has been eon
ducted in the most economical manner consistent,
with efficient service in every particular in tho inter
ests of tho taxpayers and tho community at largo.
To insure efficiency, I retained nt iv personal financial loss,
nn expert nVenunlniit us chief deputy in Hit Tax Collecting Depart
ment, nt a salary considerably in excess of the allowance for such
position.
Under the present lawi an annual audit is inude of all counties
in the stnte, under the supervision nnd by direction of the Stale
Insurance Commissioner nnd the State Hoard of Accountancy, This
nudit for my office lias just been completed, nml 1 ipiote tho follow
ing from the certified public accountant who made this audit:
"flraiits Pass, Oregon, October UTth, UH1. Mr. 11. Singer,
Sheriff Jackson. County, .Jacksonville, Oiegou. -Dear Sir: I report
that in my nudit of your office jnt nude, 1 find efficiency shown
by the correctness of records nnd the endeavor to improve uud
simplify the work of tho office to meet increased iviuiicuuiits and-up-to-date
methods. I also find n eloe compliance with legal ic
qnircnients of the office.
Very truly yours,
KM. WILSON
Colli Tied Dublin Accuuutaiil."
If merit nnd conscientious performance of duty count for any
thing in publio service, 1 feel justified in a-king the loyal snpport of
nil voters at the polls. It has been my aim nt ull limes to maintain
n clean record in and out of office, nnd my campaign has been con
ducted along the snme lines, open and above board, which I believe
will apcat to all fair-minded nnd thinking voters
Assuring- yon of my thorough appreciation for your favorable
consideration, I am,
Hespocl Hilly, , ' ' '
W. II. SIXflLKItj ',.
Candidate for Sheriffy
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FREDERICK HOLLISTER
OF COOS BAY
For immediate and complcto improvomnnfc of all
coast harbors and waterways of Orogon, including
that of Crescent City, Cal.
For federal appropriations to bo used in building
good roads, waterways and harbors. Such appropri
ations to bo commonsurato in amount nnd to be basod
upon tho valuation of government properties in Or
egon. Tho government now owns almost one-half of this
state and wo receive nothing from this proporty.
For a radical change in the homestead laws, fav
oring the settler and offering inducements to tho
prospective settler.
Under tho presont law it is almost an impossibil
ity to prove up on your homestead.
Tho building of a merchant marino that will bo a
world power in commorco.
The opening up for settlement of a large amount
of tho present forest reserves.
Oregon was made for Orogonians, and its reserves
should be utilized for tho diroct bonofits of its people.
More Business and Less
Politics. A Southern Ore
gon Man for Congress
(Paid Advci'lirU'iiK'iil.)
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