Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 26, 1916, SECOND EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextN PERISHED 'VALLEY'S M W STORM EXPOR S FOR YEAR I NEAR HIS CABIN! I0IAL 480 CARS WDFORD M,jr, rniBWE, vjajronp. cter;Xf -yKnwnAv. .inmattv -. mm 'Profit-Hogging Middlemen Eliminated When BOXING F Formed Their Own Organization to Sell Creps: wiHU. i ijj u.jhwit- '.ijj.-'iiaa EATURES SEVENIH COMPANY . The fedy of llln Dww, (tie Nasi minor, wtv; fernid Snndny morning by iItokbMPtil flenreh pnrty within h qnfirtnr of n wllo of tiio onbln for nliiuli ho lind wtarlod in tho mowi Inltifi, nrnr n mining rlrtim nt wliialt lin doflirrd (o renew werk, ncdbfilinv to a letter rooolvi-d lodny by V. If llorr. I)onn ntnriod for tho mil.i in tho inonntiiinH beyond Merlin on January 7. The bip miowstonn of the cn.iSn in Hint district caught lilm on the wny. lkwildcrel nnd blinded by the eurlnin of mow, ho must hnvo lost hw nay, finding it nnniri, nnd vrns nlmost within reach of hln iubin when ho beenmo too exhausted to trnvel fflriher. He dropped his punk mid proceeded two or three hundred ynrdH, nt which point ho tviik fviitid tyinjr neross the trail. Tho body wuh under several feot of now. Tho body wns token to McCnlliH terH plnee, nix miltyj distant. It will bo held thoro to await the arrival of n brother from Colorado, now on Ihe way. Dean, well known In thin part of Oifflon, whero ho had" mined for 20 years, wn nearly f7 jours old. Ho wan a native of Tennonnee. J. Harry Carleton, who cueaped from the cabin Nought by Mr. Dean, ttnnlly made bin way out with Rrent difficulty, aidrd in (ho second scorch, WYAI,Ln WbbIi , Jan IS "Tlie first alep necMMrr In forming a co operative Helling AMoclsllen la to aa- Dttrin iht on ytar batwaan Jan- MrMu by eMfi Mrrtr wfattktr T uarr 1, 11S. Md Daembr31, l15,lean 8t your pr8uoU t market M fruit growm of tbis rallay axportetl j ollwu,y , tho prodeor nruat thnt IhO carioaas ar irtiit y rraigm, market." vlded as follewa: Applet, 2 IS can; pears, tti; peaehM, 17; grtipat, ; Krapes and paara, 1; freak fruit', 10. Total, 4 SO carloads. It Ih not an oxnRRsratlon to say that with tho aaroQHo In boarliiK fruit In this vnlloy, wo tihoiild hnvo shlppud 1000 carloads, under normal condi tions. Tho Iom of 3610 carloads In oiio year Ih serious. It roproaont tho dlffornnce botweon beliij; proparod to ovorcomo the hurtful effect of frrnklsh barometrical condltlonH and lack of preparation for audi an unfor- tunutn oventunllty. With proper caro of our orchards In every feature of the work, there would have been no legitimate oxctise for 'such a lows If wo had provided IrrlKUtlon with which to combat tho drouth. 1'rovlulon In boliiR mndo for It now. TIioho to whom tho water will ho avallahto will hnvo no ttxeuse for nnothar audi low. They ahould hnvo no fear of the drouth. On tho other hand, they ahould prepare to produce the maximum leld of fruit on every acre devoted to hearing orchard. STUDENTS PLAN EFFICIENCY PS The tudcut body pt the. Mjlord high. Nehool Iuik decided to orgnnire nn cflieioney couiniitU'r, which will fctudy tho wrii8 method of ndvor tihinir nnd report the better methods to the school in kmiwiI. Thin ih to lewlnp into n reilnr olnns of com mereial ndvcrtisumenU and sales mniiNhi, The committee is composed of two member from each elans, the basketball captain, yell loader and a member from tho alumni. Tho commit teo lins hod one meet i"K and hn organized (ho olnssos into a In ket-i1linK oampaifln. The elnhhes will bo ruled on the paroontngi1 'i tickets hold for tho Uofiohurir xeiue Tb Itvidin elflNti will bu wntini ft tin- tiMNcmlily board each mnpnnj. The eommiltee will inteiniev tin' newnpaperH nnd the Ihimiickm men t get mh ice nml melhoiU for their new wvrk. The committee m nn follows! SIny Lindley, i.ccretry, Albert Coleman, frrkhuirn; Hobert Field, Dorothy Ktewurt, KophomoroH; Noel Calhoun, Mary I lolmen, juniors; Hugo I.unbiTir, l'ranees Haoon, fieniorH Howard Thnnma, bttHketball onptain; William IDtehcll, yell leader; Nellie Corum, nlmuui. IloseburK haH the howl team outw'do of Portland, and the coining gaineN will lll whether Bedford is of eliam pionship caliber. Nogltt to aenn thla featara earo fully, explained V. II. Paulhnmtia, Vionerwl nmiiflgor of the famona I'uyaU hip and Riimnor Prtilt Orowora' eo onarntlve organization hare, find doomed many attomptB at collective action. "Tho first thing wo did horo was to raliie $300, and I mado auoh a survey of tho markets wo Intended to servo. Wo found that bush bor rlofl wore our host bet, and wo spe clnllzod on berrlos. TeofltN nt Zeio "At that tlmo all tho growers In our valloy were producing 3000 crates per season, on which tho net results showed no profit to tho ranchor. "I-ast year tho samo territory pro duced more than COO, 000 crates ot berries at twice as much as Wo re ceived In 1902. "Thnt Is part of tho story of co operative marketing, "We mado tho producor his own manufacturer and distributor, elim inating many of that non-produolng but profit-hogging fraternity that stands botween grower and consumer. "Ah Individuals not one momlior of our association could ahlp a carload lot, yet as a co-operative colony wo Hhlppcd as high as 23 carloads In a Blnglo day In 1915. lUght J'rlces to CQiromcr "Wo are tremendously eoneernod In what tho consumer pays for n crate or cup of our brro.i. And I wo find out, although our crops are sold f. o. b. IMiyallup. We can hold Walter Whiteside, esteemed tho i and Increase the Industry only by most American as well ns the bimt Increasing the volumo of output, and American actor, plays at tho Page that depends upon right prleos to tho tonight. Mr. Whiteside would be ultimate conaumtF. nolcome and asauted of a cordial "Wo aro able to ship profitably woJflomo any tlma. but thla season as fnr ns lluffnlo, lMttsburg, Detroit when so fow really meritorious at- and 1'ort Worth boeaua of the ox- celeuce of our organisation. A thous- . " " '.3 FIRST SMOKER WALKER WHITESIDE AT PAGE T ONIGHT iiy.r& J2 F9X A $& ',.. , i'lHil... W- itt"i ..7al - IH . yJT ,-f "YfmmmBmBm&iBaBKm Jnr W II " f BUB6LAR A BUNGLING JOB . -V .V-,iIB?r JU'1 l"-e'01ljwdo a hiiilgliifelob ot It at the realtfeuee of K. . FergMfcon on Sauth Holly utivel last nitfhu .v member of the family heard the keya milling atealtbily in tho loekfc of the variom dooiv of the remdenee for soma minute before awakening; the bead of the hoiue. He usually keps a revolver haudy, but it wasn't eonenicnt last night, of courkc, and by the time ho got it and opened the door tho burglar was gfiiic Hw track shou that he wore fUlb.toud, bro.id.Mlad khoea. Thorn vrpa snow oij tlw wnwud and Jim. footTH-iata ww tweed around the 'house. In taet, he had made two or thrao round. tripa. Katrw bad lllgiil for bad baaineaH. . Ia i h n aa JACK GRIFFITHS FIGHTS FRjEDJrVESH TO DRAW AIvKO.V, Ohio, JaR. it. Johaay OrlKlth or this city j;avo a gooil ao- count of himself In his twelve round battle with taa light weight champion, Krdilo Walsh, and had there bcn a decUlou would riate been awanlwl a ahado. In the oKnlou of a majority of the nowftparMr s- ports at tJis ringside flrlfflth waa tho acgreaaor through ihe ontlroumlH oxoepting the sixth and tenth rounds. 71-Jion Welah did the forclna;. WVInh ypJ imabla to v n)y iugutlon wlih ,bi4 Wl ox"', ' i twelfth., whan ho ut opon Orifiitli'. far,. The bout ' wna ot catch , n. urirrnh neigh Injr around n.' u.t m, , s. el uxm-r- RHUr4 alBVInfdLiSwlf JaVS and chlppurs, acting In concert, can get service from a transportation company which nn Individual would not even think of asking. "Tii ycura ago a big exproa Pom. pnny wouldn't oven grant ma an nu dlenco with Its head official booaiiae It thought our bualnaM not oth iiotherlnit with In 1915 that company tecelol more than $200,000 from ua for transportation. .. .... .... ...-!. ... nll l tii eve of any railway official wlth-j" ,,, ., ,,...... . ' , ',..,. . . , ,t, .1 . .........'. W ..."..n... . .'. ......... I ppei -I-tiadIii8 a ear of lurries at the 1'itynlliip co-ieiatlvo fnilt Ui'oweiV stntlon nt I'uyallup, Wji.sIi. I.tiuma Cnf.i.cin!lto fruit rauclici's waiting: to imloud hen-ieH nt tho Sinn tier still Ion, the I'uyallup farmers' organization U (onductlng a buslnet of J 1.250, uno year. ('o.OHirttloii Iteally Pays When It Is known that all this l accomplished on an area of H to,uare miles, It shows what can bo done by Intellgent co-operation. At tn Srenth rowpanv nrmorv TkMwIay evening will be giun the first of n soriw of athletic events at which Uoxintr and wrestling bouts will be put on between members of tho Seventh company and the I'tntrol ( Foint Athlotio elub. In order that the tnenta may be decided on their merits, Jtidgo 1thington has been engaged to officiate as refeiee nnd master of eeremoniea. The entire malo portion of Central Point will be on hand, accompanied by their comet band of twenty pieces to keep up the enthusiasm and root for their athletes. The first exent of the evening will be n tug of war between the honvy. weights of tho opposing clubs, follow ing which will come the boxing nnd wre.stliug bouths. The hcndliner in the boxing contest wjll be betweun Adrian Hose of tho Sevonth company nnd Mont Clark of the Central Foint club. Hose has up held the honors for the Seventh com pany nt n number of bouts nt tho mi nimi unenrapmonta nnd he is expected to carry off the purae on this occas ion. The wrestling hcndliner is between Oeorge HuIiiich of the warriors nnd y. L. Itunynrd of tho suburbanites. Holmes acquired his knowledge of the wrestling-Rnrae nt the O. A. C. nnd cxpcotN to put hi opponent ou bin baak in jig time. The honor of the Hubbard families is to be upheld by Kml nnd Holand Hubbard, cousins, who will take a few falls out of each other on the mat. The joke match of the Ooning will bo between tho 200-pound heavy weight of the nrmory boys, Albert Jackson, and Archie Farker of Cen tra! Foint. This event alone will be woith the price of admission. Flontv of eignra and Missouri mccrbchiiuroo will bo proidcd and tho i "no smoking" sign turned to the wall for the evening in tho club parlors. I Tho basketball team of the Sovontli l company will Bo to Central Foint to i lllllliEailJ ELDERLY WOMEN SAFEfiJMRDED Tell Others' How They Were Carried Safely Through Change of Life. Durand, Wis. "I nm tho mother of fourteen children and I owo my life to Lydia E. I'inkham's Vegetable Com pound. When I waa 45 and had tho Change of Life, a friend recom mended It and' it gavo mo such relief from my bad feci-, ings that I took' Bcvcral bottles. I am now well and healthy and recom mend your Compound toother ladles." Mrs. Mauy Hidqway, Durand, Wis. A MussnchuscttsWomim Writes: Dlackstone, Mass. "My troubles were from my age, nnd I felt awfully sick for three years. I had hot flashes often and frequently Buffered from pains. I took Lydia E. Plnkhom'a VegotnbleGompound and now am well." Mrs. FlERRB CoUUNOYEB, Box 239, Dlackstone, Moss. Such warning symptoms as sense of impending evil, timidity, sounds in the cars, palpitation of the heart, sparks beforo tho eyes, Irregu larities, constipation, variable appetite, weakness nnd dizziness, should boheeded by middle-aged women. Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound has carried many women sofoly through this crisis. M'CURDY INSURANCE AGENCY KffeOfi Insurance of All ItiAls Telephone 1C3 Sparta Dldg. I'aiilliamus, orgiuilici' mid tMiUoiii are cmiiii, l this co.ist. the MhiI of thi tin.- mtoi and Ills splendid comiMin has Ih lnitort auco of an evnt worth whlla. He will bring to loeal playgoers, his mag nificent production of "The Ty phoon." the atrange and u usual play In which hr bus scored the greateat sueoM 01 his long an honorablo i urerr UNI OIL PLANT WILL BE ERECTED At the xpci uil eniini'd meeting Tuesday night the ordinance forbid ding the conntrut'tioii of warehouea in Ihe wcmitv of the Crater lk Junetiou was amended so as to per mit the I'n ion Oil eompanv to erect itw oil tanka and offices in that dis trict. The amendment provide for lha elation of u new diatriet for warehouse in that station. Tho or dinanee tended to restrict the growth of the eity. The eouneit look th stand that the Crater Lake Junction will make an ideal warrhouae dia trii't; that it is not a retidetio di triet, not heiug suitable for that pur pose. The I'nion 01 company will, therefore, proeoed ith tho work of ereeting Ua tanks arj eonatructiug an unnroMineiit there n a eot of mm. 000. (3 out fear of bolng annihilated. He has learned that transportation auc eess depends on tho success ot the )uen on the soil tributary to his road. Now n Illg Concern "No commercial organisation ex tended us n helping hand when wo began. Today we art the biggest lnanufacturliiK concern In the state of Washington. "In our two canneries wo employ 800 men, women, boys and girls dur lng eight months of the year. In ad- nt 1'iijulltip, 'nli. iiar t .n wnai ims uoen nciuovou nero :i,. ..., ,i m lv,.. ,i. ,. , .n he duplicated In every section of t(?flm of u,e nt,,, J,, , b , R -TTie country where the producor. get coi . Q x fl f ,, , oRe,bnrthftnuiecollcct.v.lywht. vns',)0nton , c , per thoy con grow or croato a Httlo . ,U)J ,, ,oMiop , ., hi (tPP fhaall la lfanrlllaal otaonneu ' I ' I vs vibv nolo nflnlltltt rt Iwiftl is o tn n More Tomorrow) " JESSE JAMES' PISTOLS IN "ON THE NIQHT STAGE" William S. Hart has a suit lounging room rehened in tho inner sani'tum of his artistic temperament for .any thing that makes for realism. When 31 TEA 10 DARKEN HI She male up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to bring back color, gloss, thickness. E17 dltlon to 100 employs for Ihe rest , of the year, and 10 090 hands during LONDON, .lun. 2b. .-.. ;. Ilalfour, the harvtMt aeaaon. flrnt lord of the admiralty, stated In "In tho month of July. 11j. we the houiV of commons today that dlatrlbutod JS&1.8US among our tho Hrltlah government had no ev- Common girden sagn brewed Into a hrcivy tea with sulphur omb ulodiol added, will turn gray, streaked and OJod hair lv-iirtltully dark nnd luxuriant, re move every bit of dandrun", stop senlp itching nnd falling hair. Jiwt a fe.r application will provo a. revelation If your hair Is failing, gray or dry, scraR (fly and thin. Mixing the Sago Tea snd Sulphur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An esuler way in to j;et tlio ready-to-iiac tonic, oosting about fiO cents a large loUlo ut dnig stores, known as "Wyeth's S-ge ami Sulphur Hslr Rem edy'," tliibt avoiding a lot of nuiM. While wispy, ersy, laileil hair is not lnful, we all desire to retain our youtli- ful apiarance ami attractiveness. By ilirWenlni' vour liIr with Wvoth's SaLt Hart was rehearsing "On the Night and Sul3uir, no one can toll, bocauno it Stnge," the daily papers announced does It so naturally, so evenly. You just .hat a brace of pi.tols used by the , & rn?E!r.,ffi&i bandit .Ies.-.o Jnmm were to ho sold one small strand nt a. tlmei by morning bave Oisappeared, anu, pnllontlon or two, your lautifully dark, Rloy, Yet the capiial Hon is but $u:.oo Use Zetna for Eczema g-'3rw iSMlS eyL, Jh. di w Sr Jrr'GA: ,m mm rr wuiiiicafl .ym nr sm ITV I1 J tr'LfV-W. V "jii 1 i auj M . ttWSSkrSB' 5 I fQCB Eg"5 QLftJT" r -t t -r"lry l3s.l! members and employ, undgabted- Idenco that Germany possessed 17-t),t. fwinK day nt nuetion. Hart all gray hairs have ; ly three times tho payroll of the Inch gunn. but that it was not Impos- took the morning off bought them after another appllentl next largest munufacturing p'anl In sll.le. lie sa!d every Ilrltlah dock.jn,, usl,,, tK.n, n tliroU),h (1k. 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Thnt clovor Camql blend flavor, that blend mildness with its just-right "body" will prove so refreshing tyu you'lb quickly realize uamel blend&d cigarettes are as new to your taste as they are delightful! R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY Winston-Salem, N. C. & in m m m is fa n S3 t iT&g ffl 3 0 d iS-?vi5-3- til am G5 m s. One 6-Room HOUSE on No. Riverside, close in-to be moved off lot o o co o CalI900-Lor217So.R WESTON'S Camera Shop 203 East Main Street, -tfedford The Only Excluiyo q Conuncrcinl Photographers in Southern Orogoh N't'gntives Made anv time oP place by appoinlmont. Phone 147-J 0 We'll do tho rest ' E. D. WESTON, Prop. .T ii