Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 08, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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FIFTEENM1LLI0N
IN SUGAR BEETS
IN CALIFORNIA
Seventy Thousand Acres In Southern
California Alone Yield Over Nine
Millions Sugar in Addition to By
products Favorite Crop With the
Farmers of All Sections.
LOS ANGELKS, Jan. S. The fol
lowing facts show tho importance to
California of tho sugar beet Industry:
Sugar boots tiring into tho state an
nually on an average of $1.000,000.
Seventy thousand acres in South
ern California, in 10H, yielded 700,
000 tons of KUgarlects. or 200,500,
000 pounds of sugar, netting nhoiil
JD.SUL'.riOO.
There are ten factories in the state
which have an average total capacity
of about .ir.,000 bags of 100 pounds
onch.
Operating during the season of
JHH, beginning July and closing In
Is'oveinbtT or December, there wore
ten beet sugar mills, tho following of
-which aro located in Southern Cal Cal
ieornia: Anaheim Sugar company, at
Anaheim; American Uoet Sugar com
pany, at Oxnartl and ul China; Holly
Sugar Company at Huntington Heach;
I.os Alnmltos factory at t.as Alniiil
tos; Santa Ana Co-oporatlvu Sugar
company at Santa Ana; and tho
Southern California Sugar company at
Santa Ana.
1(10,000 Tons of Sugar.
Tho combined ten mills of tho State
have a capacity for slicing over 12,
000 tons of beets and producing about
Sfi.000 bags of sugar dally. The prod
uct of these mills annually will
amount to about 160,000 tons of
sugar, this being over one-fourth of
the entire amount of beet sugar pro
duced in tho United States and which
at a fair average price of 4 1-2 cents
per pound would amount to 1 14,100,
000. Of this production about one-fourth j
is consumed In the state of Califor
nia, the remainder being hhlppcd to
the Middle Western states.
The area planted to beets In the
state Is estimated at 115,000 acres,
of which about 70.000 acres are In
Southern California. Tho letter's
1914 crop, though as yet the official
figures have not been prepared, is
estimated at about 700,000 tons.
J'opulnr With Farmers.
The raising of sugar beets has
grown popular with the farmers for
many reasons, among them being the
knowledge in advanco of just how
much a ton of beets is going to
bring; and In addition to this, the
farmers have found that, on account
of tho intensive cultivation, required
for growing beets, when grown
in rotation with other crops tho lat
ter show an increase In yield ns high
as 50 per cent.
Another reason is tho fact that the
b(ct sugar companies usually ad
vance money on a growing crop to
enable tho farmer to pay for the
work of producing and they also liavo
cuuutantly among them agriculturists
who aro experts In tho handling of
this crop, lo instruct them not only
to get a good quality of ht-cts hut
ali;o a good tonuago per a.cre.
Six Dollars u Ton.
Tho prico paid by tho sugar com
panies to tho farmers for beets thfs
year Is ut the rato of $4.50 per ton
for beets containing 15 per cent of
sugar with 30 cents added for each
additional 1 r cent of sugar. Or In
other words, beets containing 20 per
cent of sugar would net tho farmer
ft", per ton.
Though n smaller acreage ivas
planted this year than in 11)1.1, tho
tonnage per aero woh higher. Tho
Southern California licet (Irowera As
sociation estimated that the aver
ago production was ten tons per nero
for which the average prlco was $!
per ton or ?CQ per aero. This means
$1,200,000 that tho growers received
for their product.
OoM 1'cr Aero of 1'roriiiclntf.
Tho estimated cost of growing
beets is $35 per acre. During tho
year tho growers therefore mndo n
clear profit, of $25 per aero.
The sugar beet required from flyo
to six months to acqulro its normal
sugar content. This Is taken from
tho air through tho demluui of the
leaves and not from tho soil.
Tho seeding time starts In Decem
ber and continues to tho following
March or April. Tho beots aro us
ually ready for harvesting from tho
middle to tho latter part of July, and
Uio harvesting continues until tho
middle or latter part of November.
Another Lie Is Nailed
SUGAR MEET AT
ROGUE RIVER TODAY
To the People of lUedferd:
There lias been i lot of foolishness sprung on a suffer
ing public respecting the new charter. To eap it all is a
report recently started that my activity in its behalf is
with the city managership in view.
Xeednes's to saw such a report was born in a mind in
capable of understanding why a citizen should enjoy aiuo
,..! ctficfWHrni frmn nn liniiesf. earnest effort to brill!! I "ei
.tout a MUm- condition in olvte m,ta. wpcotally woiijJ3 'Sir"":;''!
ho can see the example ot scores ot cities elsewhere en- wh Bb0Ht -00 npr08 tu. M,
joying the benefits of these modern, businesslike charters. for m,,,t culture
For tlie benefit of these nervous souls, may 1 trespass 'n meeting nt a?
A hoot sugar meeting Is being held
nt Koguo Ulver this afternoon and us
the Interest In the now factory Is
a keen In that section it substantial In-
aso In tho signed acreage U e-
ne.t ,
strict,
liable ,
riiorv w III nlso bo :
shland tievt wHk to i
vouri)atieiice long enough to state that 1 am not and, mouse enthusiasm m that section.
Jot l,o m.Hll.be for .;' n.njwcr. for three very! a.
reasens: (O The position will not he ottered nie;illlllrlcti wh0 nro hl,micnpped ,. ,,,
upon
will not
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(2) I am wholly unqualilied to I ill it: ana (..i; l wouki noi j0B lmM. A list of answers and
luiVC it if it Were Offered. (questions on why a beet sucor factory
131'jNtJ". 0. SlllOLDOX. should be established In tho valley
... . iii !-' linvn It.. mi iiriiimtsnt lit llin rmmnlt-
THREE GOOD REASONS
Why you should give us a portion of your trade during MM".:
"Good Shoos" built our businoss. "Right Pricos" hold our customers. "Oour
toous Troatmont" gains your confidonco. "Try us and soo."
At tho
Sign of
JteifcldtM
Opposite
'isl office
"Good Shoes'
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IMS ON CHARTER
At tho Uutterflold grocery West
nicventh street, there will be a char
ter talk this evening and the public
Is requested to come and ask ques
tions. Ilrlef talks upon the eha-tor and
Its value to the city of MeiUord will
bo given from the stage ot the Slnr
Theater Friday, Saturday and -Monday
evenings at S:4.i tTclock. To
night Attorney Fred Mears will talk
for five minutes, tomorrow Attor
ney 11. F. Mulkey and Monday night
lien Sheldon. Thursday night lien
Sheldon addressed a fair hired crowd
at the Catholic church.
Though the election Is but four
days away little flit rest is shown
either In the charter or the candidates
In the business district, there being
no outward manifestations and argil
ments. There, however, is much
quiet campaigning going on. During (toe In chnrge and nro being sent out A
THIRTY-EIGHT STYLES OF
the Inst week thero has boon a steady to the farmers and landowners, l.ur-
growth In faor of the charter, many 'lug the last week there has been a
formerly opposed now holding It I noticeable change of sentiment in
would bo unnrocresslve to defeat It. ' favor of tho growing of ueeis,
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LOCAL BELGIAN AID
FUND AMOUNTS TO $200
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Citizens of tho llogue Hlver valley
thus far have contributed over $200
to the MelKlnn relief fund. Food pro
ducts have been contributed liberally
and thero seems to be no hesllatl
mi llu. ti.irl nf tli. I'tllzi.nn In linlntiiir ' I I'll.", fair: I -
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the unfortunate, it n.is neon siiuou I'lom Mt'iuoni to s.ui rraneisco, ; j
that comparatively this valley has account I'nnnma exposition
"BUDD"
$2.00 HATS $2.00
WE OFFER FOR YOUR INSPECTION ALL NEW SPRING SHAPES AND
COLORS. EVERY HAT GUARANTEED.
illy The following rales have been nn-.
Ion nouuit'd by the Southern r.iclfle for J
JUST RECEIVED
Shirts at, each
Another lot of thoso Extra Fino
$1.50
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A BIG HIT
Oso pupIi For tho Best Men's Ncckwcur Ever Offered OJirll 2Sr
LDKj CdUl See the Big Assortment tflt"
LADIES, ATTENTION
liavo you inspected our lino of Ladies' Silk Hose? Honost Dollar Silk Hoso,
pair, $1.00. Black and colors. Every pair is guaranteed
HEILBRONNER'S
206 WEST MAIN STREET
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been more liberal than any other sec- uo-day limit; JI'J, lliMluy limit
tton of tho slate. ouis both direutinus. Tickets on
A rather unique system has been sale February in to November Hit.
inaugurated In the nutbtng dhtrlets. i Tho S. I'. wilt ulso name for spochil
Farmers lirlnj, their contrlhutloiiH to'ocrnslonH from time to time a rato
a centralized plncu where a man Is 'of JIT going limit two iltin, final r
in charge. Alter securing the pro- tuin limit 1.". tin), stopovor on i
ducts this man p.its them all together turn trip oul). To San Dlcgo, Mi
ami solids them to headquarters. ,tl:i ticket, Jin, htnpovers un point.
en, sah IV'iruary !" to November 30
Smoke llome-.Mado Cigars. The special occasion fare will Jltn.T.
Governor Johnson, Alt. l'Itt and I.a three-day going limit, 2 May return -MAVVVAIAA4!
Vista are tho best. .limit, stopovers on return trip only ;--
;xm:
A Good TtCMoliitlon.
To help build up M.odford payrolls
(by Binoklng Oovernor Johnson or
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MANN'S Annual Inventory Sale MANN'S
CKNTRAL AVENUE-
OPENS SATURDAY MORNING
NKAU VOSTOKKKM'!
February 1st we take our Annual Inventory. We are anxious to clean up all
winter stock before that time. We are offering some very strong inducements
in the way of prices. It will pay you to take advantage of this sale,
WINTER COATS
AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE
10 "Women's Heavy
up to $12.o0 values-each
Winter Coats, all now stvlcs,
-this sale, H C
10 Women's Jirand New Winter foals, up-to-tho-miinite
styles, up to 16.50 values, this (H T A
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sale, each
10 Women's exclusive Winter Coats, made of the
very host materials, up to $25,000 val
ues, this sale
$10
WINTER SUITS
$io
AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE
JUST 30 LEFT HURRY
LOT 1 10 Snils. nil this sciison's styles, i-ckuIih'
l-ivc 20.00 mill $5.00, tins sale,
LOT 2 10 Suits, heaulirul new st vies, sold all season
at $30.00 and H.j30 this sale only, (DJ 1 C
each tH) JL J
LOTJJ lOSuils, exclusive new st vies, sold all season
at ijfl.'i.OO, .f:J7..")0 and $ 10.00 this sale 17 TA
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each
OPENING SALE
of NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS
Made in America for Americans
Fancy Checks, in all col
ors, !1.S inches wide, for
this sale, per CQ-
vn rd
l''aucy Plaids, in the dull
shades for skirts and
drosses, Id in. QQr
wide, this sale, yd.. J O
l-'ancy Invisihle Plaids for
Coats and Skirts, HI inches
wide, this JJ QQ
sale, yard tJ)lyO
YaxYax Cloth, one of the lat
est weaves for coats and
dresses, .")( in. (1? f C
wide, this snhw. J
,BUY MADE IN U. S. A. DRESS GOODS
SNAPPY
BARGAINS
for
SATURDAY
ONLY
Clark's O.N.T. 7Snr9C;r
Spot.l Cotton U1 'Jw
Pest Cotton Challies,
5c
(lood Dress Prints, C
yard U vj
lest Colored Oil- 1 Q
cloth, yard 17
CJootl Path Towels, H
each
"Blankets and (V)inforters at
Great Jieductions
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IBwBFJfjr l-jtr -1 1 y ) Tf. '- r Kvy" C i- r I
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K,490 W lV 'II m SL .. Ht .---- L. ,. sjr s aak-i
500 BRAND NEW SPRING WAISTS ON SALE AT VERY LOW PRICES
AVoinon's Lingerie and Tailored
Waists, beautiful styles, well
made, all sixes, up to tfl.fiO val
ues, (his sale at,
each
98c
Beautiful new Voile and Bolted
Swiss Waists, all new stylos,
also a few fancy stripes, up to
$2.00 values, this
sale, each
$1.19
Exclusive new si vies in Wom
en's 1uiL'orio and Tailored
Waists, up to $2..r0 values, go in
this sale at,
oavh
$1.39
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Beautiful New Voile Waisis,
niadtrin the very latest styles,
nicely I rimmed with fino lace,'
up to $! values,
(his sale, each ...
$2.19
OUR ANNUAL SALE OF UNDERMUSLIN NOW GOING ON
GROUP A
Women's Corset
Covers, Drawers and
Gowns, up to 7f)e,
values, this S
sale, each ...Id J
GPOUP B
Women's Skirts,
Gowns, Drawers and
Corset Covers, up to
$1 values, C(n
this sale, ea.. O J
GROUP C
Women's Combina
tion Suits, Skirls anl
Gowns, up to $ 1 .HO
values, 7Qr
this sale Jj
GROUP D
Women's Gowns,
Combinations and
Princess Slips, up io
$2 val., (J1 1Q
each tJP 1 JL J
Children's Waisis
and Drawers, made
of good muslin,
worth 20c,
sale, each
10c
Children's Waisis,
Drawers and Skirls,
all si.es, up lo 2.r)c
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values, this
sale, each ...
15c
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