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SEVENTHCOMPANY'S
ARMORY DEDICATED
BY IHE GOVERNOR
, Gov. Wlthyconibo nnd staff, nccom-
milled by Mm. fvithycombo and
-daughter, wero greeted on tbclr ar
rival nt tho depot nt 4 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon by a dctach
jnent of the Seventh company, mem
bers of the 0. A. It. and W. II. C,
and the Med ford band and escorted
to the armory quartern, whero, In the
prPHonco of a larno crowd tho gov
ernor dedicated tho now quartern of
Company 7 In an addres of 20 niln
Utcn, Attorney It. P. Mulkoy replied on
behalf of the company In a felicitous
addiesn of fifteen mtiiutca.
Gov Wlthyconibo was Introduced
by V II. Goro, president of tho Med.
ford National bank. The openlnK
prayer was offered by Hov. W. P.
Shields and the closliwt blessing by
Rev II. K. Tucker. Miss IJcsh Ilryau
unng a popular number, Tho core,
niony throughout was plain nnd Impressive.
After tho dedication exorcises tho
governor held a reception Informally
In the qunrterH of Company 7. In tho
evening a ball and reception wero
held In tho now armory, tho grand
march being led by Governor and
Mth. Wlthycombe, followed by mem
bers of his staff. The main rooms of
the armory wero decorated with tho
Stars and Stripes, regimental flagn
and other dccrattonn lending to tho
scene n truly military coloring.
After the dedication, tho governor
and party wete cicoitod to tho Mod
ford hotel, where they were Joined
In many prominent women of tho city
and entertained Informally,
The governor's Htaff Is as follows;
Captain A J. Vance, of Company 7,
joining the purty In thin city; Colonel
C McLaughlin, (hlrd Infantry; Major
W L. Coppcrnoll, C. A. C , and wife,
Captain C. Stufrln und wife, third In
fantry, Captain It. W. Collins, l. S.
A , Captain M. Gchlar, third Infantry,
Captain Leo J. A. I'lronl, third In
fantry, Captain Clydo A. Mulotio,
Coast artillery corpH, Captain Leroy
Woods, Coast artillery corps, Gover
nor Wlthycombe, Mrs. Wlthyconibo,
and Miss Mnbel Wlthycombe. They
loft this morning after n trip through
(ho valley, for Sun rranclsco, whew
they will be tho chief figures in the
Oregon day relebiatlon at tho 1 D 1 S
exposition.
WITH FOOD ROTTING ON THE GROUND AND PEOPLE STARVING FOR IT IN THE CITIES TEXAS REQUESTS
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A .Mountain of Rolling IVaclicn
1'euchen, npplen, p.'nri and egctnblcs uie rottum on the ground thin
full and every full in eerv section of this country.
And in the eity iniiikcta they're "three for ten cents," anil whole fiim
ilirn are Mifforinfr for wnnl or fruit Miffeiiim lor wnnl of food.
This picture wuh token nenr Outline, Okln.
Jlul it's tlie Hnme story in other HcetioiiH.
Not only in the wontem ntiil Koiitliwotorn fitnte, hut in New York,
Ohio mill .Michigan, thousands of builiol of fruit inul vegotnblcs nie
wasted every year.
Worthless on the f.itm; "llnee foi ten" in the eity. Why?
Simply hoentiHO our haphazard h'Micmcol trunspoitiilion nnd iiiiiikotliitf
innkcH it impoHHiblo to net t lit fruit to tho enter nt n fair profit to nil.
Who is tho gcniiiH who will Holvo the problem of -
HIOMTHKI'HODfn'.HTOTHK fOXSl'MI'Itf
SUGAR FACTORY
G
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PROSPERITY
RAILROAD DELAYS IM'ADOOSAYSNO
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CROSSNGS
PRO SPOT
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OR SANTA PAULA
AIR
HIGHWAY
LAST CHANCE TO
SEEE
POITION
Prom what figures nre available,
onlv one out of every forty person
in the Koue lliver valley hns visited
the Pnnunm-I'neifio oiposition. This
js a rr smull percentage, consider
Mtf the (lihluoco i but -100 iujIch. H
ah this, unt sceinj; the wonderful
cmomUoii himself, that pronipteil
Seolt Dui to plan the oeursion for
jvovember 10, which will enable one
to sco this wondurful exposition for
a ery biniill evpeuso, luiincly, i'M,
I'ovcniifr nil epciise suc the nieiils
nnd berths on tralun, The total ex
puisc, iiu'ludiiic; meals nnd incident
nl -, shoiilil not excecil 10. In order
to secure this low rate, Mr. I)ai
ii ust hne n nimraiitecil number, uiul
tin-
it is niiptirtuiit thowe tlo.sIriiiK' to join
tins excursion should Irt him know
nt once. It i uot the intent to keep' showed me one field that lundc lucn
To tlm IMiler:
Sinco tlie first movement for
Ration in tho upper part of Itopio
Hiver valley wns started sevoml
years since by the llo;iiohiiids com
piiny I have been an advocate of irti
fjiition for the fniit districts of the
valley, as a matter of insiiriince, il
not mi uctua! neeessity in the piow
ins of, apples und pears. 1 think the.
finn of l'ottor & floold was innoiit;
tho first to sign their enliie iicreiige
for water when the question of irri
(ration was first presented.
At least thicc times in the ttst five
years could we have had water for
our Innd the increase in en di of tlie
three oiops would have moie than
paid the entire cost of -foO per new
for water. I should think that the pnxtl
two season's experience with drouth
in the valley would hrin eoplo to 1
their senses und Hint the fniitKrowors
would fall over each other to sign mi
their laud for the water nccesnr to
insure ngaiust n repetition of their
experience in 101 1 and 1015,
If thcie aie any Iruilgrowers there
who Mt ill o)ipoe irrigiitiou, ship them
dov'ti licro und I will naive to show
them evidence of thu lienefits ot nn
gittion that will eoiivcit them, unless
they aiv beyond conversion.
I have also been (,'ienlly interested
ill nil that has been said in the Mail
Tribune rcgnrdiUK the cMtnhlixhuicnt
of a beet siigiir Incturv in Kino
ltivrr valley. Thcie is a largv stinitr
lactory in our eoiinty, and I nin told
that the returns per neio from beet
runs lrom $00 to $200. The cost of
urovviiii; is from -f lift to if.0 per ueie,
aeionliiiR to umoiiut of labor ucecs
siin to keep the hind clean.
I went out the other tluv to cc e
mint on busincMH. He wiis hauliiur
boi'ts to the dump about n half nub
from the field. A sh-homc tenui
hniils fifty tons, per da.v, 111,0(10
pounds tit a load.
lie hud seventy-two hcicm ol heels
that axeraijed twenty tons per aeie;
County .Indue Ton Velio has le
eched the followiur letter from State
Highway Knpinccr K. I. Cnutiuc, dat
ed .Snleiii, October 'Jfi:
"Hot to uilvisc that I this date in
terviewed nt Portland II. I.. Lull, en
gineer of grade crossings for South
ern Pacific Hailway company, in ic
gftid lo the prcsvirit status ot Ashland
hill mid Tolo crowing, nnd find that
the engineering department at San
Kinneiseii called for ndditioual sound
ings on site of uudci ctossiug at Ash
laud. "Ilelieve (hat everything is beinv;
done (hut can lie done lo bring to .1
loneliKiou nil ngri-eiiiont with the
Southern Pocifio. Wo will have to be
patient until Hie Southern Pacific
ltuilvvny eonipimy's oflieinls havo ap
proved the plniis. I think that tho
Ppithind office is doing all they enit!
to bin rv matter.
IN 1 1
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IN
T LAND TO
I
E
SUGAR BEETS
the excursionists (nxcthor iu San
l'nnei'Co. Oitee iviudiiug there, they
xv ill be at liberty to enjoy the expo
sition in their own way, heunr nlivadv
provided with ull tickets, etc., uocc
ar.v. I'p to Tuesda,v ovommr 147 sipe
figured on pring hud made inquinen.
iiftv of them stating they would ro
und askiiifr for icservntionts Tumi
accommodations will ho first -cIush,
liieiuding eompositn ohsorvntioii ei.
Ask our friendb who huve seen
tlie exposition; one piul nil will tell
jttji it liv for exceeded their expoetu
tioue. This is also what the most
prominent men of the Tinted Statoi.
have ssid after eoiuiir.r thousands ol
ndloj to see tlnx grat .ittmetion.
LAW ENFORCIBLt
CJIK'AOO, Oil. S8. -Strict e
forcnif'tit of Hie Sunday tNiloon cli
ijnifluviii'ChifHgo wk reitiloreed lo.
Htj lo" 'Hi QJ'J'"" fonft(MJ ftl"l
Hio ein6rafioii eoiuvwl xvilk thr
coiilieil liCfiiAc, ooiainliwioii, koldw
that MiIooiikeejM'nt may not Lwp
their places open of 8umln) for tkP
purport) of selling cii'mi. nnd urt
ty-iugiit tons Mr Here, tins man re
ceived twenty couU per ton for haul
ing to the dump, while a neighbor
who had a little longer haul received
:i(l cents per ton. Thus, xou sec, the
factory peoJe milly (vuy for the
beets in thu field. The overage ne:
returns iuv jeood, and nrnuv beet
irrowei have liouaino vorv wtwlllix. I
am told tbnt migui beets will giou
better on Innd that haw some nlkim
in it thmn ty other crop that can b
iduuteil on Mich land. I since u-U
hope I lint llotjtto Itivor vllcv 'iplr
will not eontiuuo telcep until the op
poituuitv to pmcurv iniyatioii end a
sugar laetoiT U lout.
fins valley, wkow we live, b.i- .n i
ideal climate, but has o poiiiu i, i
h'ojii Uixi'r valk-y, exi-pl tl..tl i
people nie awuke t tin msvitv
helping tiatute by pim4ib piiiIk
Killv the Htoimuie . -ttrv lo am v '
bumper ohHjw f lemnm, oi.uii-..
walr.uU, ultalia, lim.i (Hans hi - .
Rr 4ittitt. i'. w porn Ii
Santo Paid. Cal, iVi l I"! .
I.ONUON. Ott l, il.U n '
An offtalal mmiiiianli'uiiuH from I'u i '
ilursbal Mr .loliu l-'ienli, lh lliiiim
cowimidei ii, rrAito. mail tubl
tvHiakt, s.i - im r Im "' '
wuaUiii.i, in ii. I., r .4 ta i(u '
ttoa in i'ui ii.. i.' i i. ri immu 'in '
u njim.it. lUa L-n. Wa miniiia '
urllvillv oa bulb itilfH, Inn iui.i-,(
lui(Hiitaut MiUli
The follow lug otract from n lot
tor from Harney volley, this Mato, re
ceived by MlRhop O. W. Nlbloy, Salt
I-ake Clt), mid traiiHinittcd to Alex
Nlbloy, of tills eity, Indicated the na
ture of tho Intel cut being attracted
by the beet sugar factory proposi
tion here from outtddo communities.
And It NiiHiwtH, alko, tho cluiraotor
of tho people who urn UeconiliiK In
teiivnted: "SeeliiR that your atatoinont In tho
Doneret Newn to tho rfeet that you
and your company Intend to ottablUh
n beet sonar factory In Kokuo river
vallo, I write to nay that wo desire
a ideco of good licet laud, Hay so
Heron, h I and my family tiro able to
liundlu that acreage. Wo havo a
flmt claiw drlllmnii ami corruuutor
and one of tho boat lirlatorH that
can be found In any nian'n 'id. Wo
aio the rlKht kind of family just
tho kind you need around a Runnr
faotor) are all pood workers
ami will Kitarantee that our work
will bo flmt clam In evetv mirtlcular.
III-:i.i:XA, Mont., Oct. 2S "Thero
lias been no roal prosperity In tho
Unltijd States In toiityenra," declarod
William O. McAdoo, secretary of tho
treasury, today In tho cnurso of tho
lonsust address he has delivered
since leaving Washington. Ho wns
u est ot honor nt a bre.ikfust at which
state officials and prominent citizens
of Montana wero present.
"1 know," he continued, "I do not
enro what the polltlrduim say. Tho
republicans mid tho democrats havo
Koue up and down this country talk
Intt uhout prosperity, but It Ih tho
same old game of bunk am) see-saw."
Ills three xcara experience In the
ticasury department has led lilin to
believe, ho said, that tho Infallible
test of the value of a measure to tho
Koneral public Is to hnvo It branded as
"socialistic" by some speclul Intcnwt.
".My chlof dlsKiist at present," ho
said In conclusion, "Is that wo can
not Ret tho truth nnd tho facts to
the people ot this country today so
that they may digest them, consider
them ami make up their minds about
them, and then tell us, who are. their,
scivanlH, what thev want us to do."
GREAT INCREASE IN
E
LONDON, Oct. 2S--Thero has boon
a threat Increase In recrutliiK through
out the country durliiK tho past week,
according to a number of newspapers.
Tho .Manchostor Cuardian soa to
erultliiK l now goln on nt a lilgher
rate than nuy reached since the eailv
months of tho war, King lieorxo's
proclamation and tho execution of
Ml us lMltli I'm ell In IIoIkIuiii both
havhiK been tho niuio ot brlnstuK
many Into tho ranks. Tho Increase,
it Is noted, Is detipltrt tho fact that
Lord Derby's scheme for coIIIhr men
b urctlons, tlniwhiK first tho uumar
lied men and thme uot engaged In
work with nillltan production, has
uot yet boon out Into opgratlon. Man-
choeter and Hlrmliiliam are Included !
We would come this fall, If theie amoiiR the centers showing the bust!
woio work there for us ' , results.
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j WASHINGTON', Oct. 28. -Prei-dent
Wilson todny rccctvcd n telegram
from Oovenior FeigiiHon of lexas
nskinif that more federal troops ' be
icnt to Hrowiisville, where border
raids, the governor declnred, threat
ened to he more mcnneini; Hum ever.
The nppenl piobably will he sent to
Secretary of Wnr fliirrisou for action
in his- discretion.
Nro ndditionnl troops will he aenl to
the Tevui holder except on reeom
nieiidnlion of .Major flenernl FiiiihIoii,
who hns been assured icpeatedly by
jSeerelary flanison in the Inst few
'months that nuy ndditioual troops
itluit he might need would ho sent
.'promptly.
I General Funston has been direelcd
to ivc every possible aid to the state
of Texas in suppiessin bandit inids,
s jet he has made no reipiest of nd
ditionnl forces. General Funston
transmitted a lengthy report todny
tellini; of the situation ut Hrowiisville
and at Douglas, Ariz., where n battle
between Carranza troops and Villa
forces is impending1. The message
also pivo details of the precautions
token by federal forces to guard
trains which will carry rnrrimru re
inforcements from Lnrvdo, Te., to
Douglas, where they will cross Hie
birder to join General Cnllcs iu Agua
Prietn.
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In
NKWI'OFtT XKW8, Va., Oct 23.
News of the sinking of the lliltlsh
tanker Halanka from Port Arthur,
TexaH, for Dartmouth, nngland, wuh
received here today In a letter from
the captain, P. A. White, to P. J'.
Hornleln, manager ot tho Newport
News Ship Watching company. Cap
tain White laconically wrote:
"I havo another scar to rub oft
with the ticruiiiiiB; they torpedoed us,
killing six men; everything wns lost."
The date, t lino or other details of
tho sinking were not given.
mkdi'oud imrnoisT pli:.si:s
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