Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 15, 1916, SECOND EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text! i &tb MFWorin mail 'rrimrNK MKWonn, owi.qon, tikmhav, i -t.ium m-v i:.t win vAcm "I'i'I'L?1 I'fmrafl L OCAL POULTRY SOW DRECTORS ESI NDUSTRY SOON WORTH HALF MIUKM A YEAR TO VALLEY Final Awards Made ExhihHors Statement Issued at Close of Successful Exhibit Few Complaints Artainst Judncs and Those Due to Poor Pens fcli.Bo. IWhlti Wyiiiuluttei interest in powiry inuusiry ureauy uiimuinicu anu unym rmurc for Growlh and Development Pre cllototl Plan fcr State Show at Bad ford Next December. At tho clo&e nf tho Roiitharn Oro gbn Poultry nssorlatlon'a almw St lyduy ovaiilng, uftor n atronuoua tout lays of hustle anil hurry, crow and cacklo. the board of directors of tliiv organisation Issuml the following Htatomeut: "To tho buslnoss man and women qf southern OroRon, and oapoclalb of Mcdford, vho so sonorously con trllilitod to tho succoss of tlio nwo clatlon's poultry show Just closed. Wo nro definitely nnrt poriuniiently In dolited, Tho triumph of tho first poultry oxhlhlt In this part of the uno Is nn nclilevoiuont of Kront value In cvory Biibstnntlnl way to tho dis trict represented. It has set tho poi? of progress nhenil a score of notches In ono bound In this groat industry. , It Iuih stimulated Interost In tho poul ' try litislnoas n nothlns; else Iiiih ovor done hitherto In this section of the into, comprising an Ideal poultry ronlon of wido oxtont. Preparation will h begun at once for holding tho '' statu allow at this place noxt Docom her, In the firm hollof Hint it Is prnr VJonly nttsured. When tho Mail Trl huiH) placed the output of poultry from .Incksou county nlono at half h rhllllo'n dollars annually, In the near fttturo, It'lM our hollef that It stated a conservative flguro. - Wnik of luiliisttlou ('oiiiiiilttcos if "Tho committees who worked so Industriously, both heforo and during the ahow, are entitled to grunt praise for their earnrotuess, proKreaalvo Hjiirlt nnd ability to do things right. The officers of tho association, K. W. Hunter. proaldHiit; Hoy II. I'ealileH, aporetary, nnd Itaymond A. Miksehe, trwanror, together with the suporln tondont, Hrnest Webb, and his assis tants, Paul .lunnoy and V. T. (Irievo, did yeoman aervlce for the success of the onterprlre. at the sacrifice of bus lueaa of their own. II. Wlthlngton, ontry olerk, T. J. flnrtlnor on equip ment, V. C. I'rltscho, aa rocelvor, uid ItayiHoud Mlkaclio at tho door, 'oaorve spsr-inl mention for faithful tsas to tholr reaponHlbilltlea. Judge 'I. I'. Koonoy, of Kiikoiio, and It. J. McClanahan, of that city, did oxcol ent work In the matter of instriirilng hose Intorostod in poultry, whllo the orvlco of Mr. Koonoy as Judge of tho vxhiblts was eminently satisfactory md educational. A fow complaiuod if his decisions, but tholr pons wore it fault, not tho JudRO. In tho mat ter of publicity wo' nro grateful to W. W. Wntson and fl. II. Patterson 'nit oapoclalty so to tho Mall Tribune, 'n tho columns of which tho encour igomont to organize nn association uul hold a show began 'nnd which has Bhown most commaudablo public iplrlt In giving Ita spneo generously md consistently to tho promotion of tho poultry Industry throughout Southorn Oregon. Wlthout'thls loyal tiafdstnnco In the matter of valuablo publicity wo could not havo succeed ed." A wan I h of PiicH Following Ih a list of the prize awarded by Judge Keeney on merits of the birds and pens shewn: Itliodo Island Iteils Highest scoro (J3) alnglo, II. W. I'ramp. olectrlc lamp, value f 1 0, by Paul Jannoy. Trio, first prize, ICrnoat Webb, $1.50; second, II. Hawkins, merchan dise, $2. Cock, first, Krnost Webb, $1.; sec ond, II. Hnwktns, merchandise, $1.G0. lien, first, Krnost Wehh. SI; hoc oud, A. N. Wright, merchandise, SI. Cockerel, first, M. l Sheets, SI; second, 11. W. Frame, merchandise fl. Pullet, first, II. W. Framo, SI; sec ond, II. W. Krnme, inorchandlio, $1. Haired Hocks Hlghost scoro (01) alnglo, Mrs. A. Wsrfrfsll. roil Pag fsnw wire, ratae l. Trio, Mrs. A WaiMall, $1 ; wiH. Mrs. (I. ftradtury. sstHug Isar roH Ilwtt gga, vain fi.ftg. Cock, flrat, tnal M. Jsmtsy, ft: mmoimI, W. Nallr. nh4s!imIss. $ 1 . Hen. ft. W. WltMH. I; aoeoiNl, B W. Wilson, mofebHlta, $1. Cockerel, first. B. It. Waatarfleld, $1: aeraml, II. r. HtmatrMt, mr rhantllse. $1, Pullet. Hrat, Paul M. Jaaaay, SI; aeeoiul, P. M. .InMitsy, mtftlMKltw, $1; sfeoiul, ftoritan roaltrr Tarsia, Milae , 7 Re. Corkaraf. ftftM, Oeo . iWrne l; BHofMl, Mtr WfUn m"" 7'.r j Polkrtt, Hrat, Orrn Ki..Uh, f I. Muff ip!itHii HMaaat aeoro (t) single. J. W. Tat"- f " r.T Hlghnat score (9Vt ) alHgt. W. C. Prlterho. challenae chd Ur AlartlH J. tFiAltt wntua tfll. Hlari Aallfntf ffc ' lunAlan Wyaadotta aggs, rlu ?, by It. It. PaVion. Trio, flrat, W. C. I'rltacha, S1.B0; second, K. A. Oouglua, morchandlio, J1.7B. Cock, flrat, A. It. Strong, SI; aec md, W, C. Frltwche, inorchandtaa, ft. linn, first, A. 1C. Strong, 41; soc md. W. C. Frltactae, merchanaiso, $1.2.1. Cockerel,1 first. W. C. PritMlio, 91; second, John llrennor, morchandlse. 75c. Pullot. first. W. C. Krltscho, $1; socoud, Frltscho, iiuUe,, "5c. Wlilto H. ('. I.eKliiniiH Hlghost scoro (UlVi) single. W. J. Warner, wick oyster shell, vnluo $2, by It. II. lCllsworth. Cock, first, S. F. Hathayay, Jl; second, W. .1. Warner. imlse. Sl.fiO. Hon, first, C. F. Carpenter, SI; second, C. F. Cnrpontor, indsu. 75c. Cockerol, first, W. J. Warner, $1; second, J. F. Wntson, mtlso. 7Rc. Pullet, first, W. J. Wnrner. SI; second, S. F. Hatbtiway, tudse. 75c. Trio, flrat, Mj8.F, ilkuison, $1.50; second, S. F.llaUmwayMiidso. 7Gc. Huff licghorns ' 4 i if Hlghost scoro C03I41 slngls; guo. Alford, umbrella, lift' Jv Ck' Iahn( value $3. Trio, flrat, (loo. Alford, $1.60. . , Cock, first, W. M. NorthrldRe $1. Hen, first, Ceo. Alford, $1. Cockerel, first, (loo. Alford, $1; second, W. J. Ferris, mdso. $1.50. Pullet, first. W. J. Forrls, $1; sec ond, W. J. Ferris, mdso. 75c. Hhirk .MIiioitjis Hlghost scoro (1)2) single, U K. Ackloy, rack bcof scrap, vnluo $2.50, by Monarch Seed Company, Clipped wings disqualified all com petition in this class. Wlilto Orpingtons. Highest scoro CJS-li) Norman Poultry Yards, umbrella, valuo $2.50, by Ilolmos & .lonsen. Cock, first, 'Norman Poultry Yards, SI. Han, first, Norman Poultry Yards, Shlrtoy, Aoooy'f art roarktr, tkIm Cok, flrat, U. t. Oodga, $t; aae ond, H. t. Oo4c, nwMa. $1.75. Ilm. flrat, Ferdie Hnboant, $1; aveottd. rardlo ttHhbaid. atdaa. $1.76. CMbartl. first It. Nalaon, $1; sec ond. Penile II aboard, mdse. 75c. Pullet, rirat, R. Nrtaon, $1. Trio, flrat. J. W. flhrrley. $1.50; aeconri, II. Nelson, mdae. 75c While Pljinniilli Itockx Highest score (ID single, C. A. Myers, electric fixture, value $1, Cal-lfornla-Orejn Power ContpnMy. Trio, flrat. C. A. Myers, $1.50; sec ond, M. Luy, mdae. $3. Cook, first. II. II. Clark, $1. Hon, fUit. II. Luy, $1; second, II. II. Clark, mdso. $1.75. Cockerel, first. H. W. Hunter, fl. Pullett. flrat, IS. W. Hunter, $1. Ill own I.eghoins Highest scorn (8tt) alnglo, K. J. Itunynrd, "Uud Md." $, by Hell bronner. Trio, first, U. .1. Ituyimrd, $1. Hen. first, W. M. Holmoa, $1; second, W. M. Holmes, indie. 75o. Cook, flrat, W. M. Ilolmos, $1. Ilutteieiiw Highest scoro, Mrs. M. MoICqiizIq, $1.50. Trio,, first, Mrs. .1. S. MoKonzle, $1.50. Hen, first, J. V. Shirley. $1. Cockorul, first, Mrs. J, S. MuKoit 7.10, $1. Pullot, first, J. W. Shirley, $1. Partridge WyniuloMos Highest score (024 ) alnglo, 1). A. Lyon, mdse., valuo $2, by I.eu Wat kins Co. Cork, first, ICula Ilenson, $1, Hon, first Kola Henson, $1; second, O. A, I.yon, mdse.. 7,'c. . CoaUercl, first, I). A. Lyon, $1. Cninpliies. IilK'tost scoru (02 4 I single, S. O. fjoafiftM, m4f nett Corey Cn Trio, first, f" " r.-or-r-f f i Cockerel, flr-t, ' w lll.lrile. who wee also flrt tih Inn nnd pul Int. l.lsJit limlmw- HlfJtee aesVe lJ stle, Mra C Carer, ., vglue $!.( by Crater Uke Hart ware Co.; alee mdse. by Memrch feed Co., tales $1.50. Ne ceMBCtltloa. AiiroiniH Highest arore Cmrjr Broe., mdse. by jhMiarcn Seed Co., rnlue $t.l5. No rempetltlon. Ontuoji, WnHioreo Illgbest acore. It. Oannyard, mdse, by Daniels for Dntla, $2. Cock, flrat, IS. II. Westerfleld tnr- ! meeeiMWae) h Walker flesaedy Co., ynlttx $1 and KM-Ultrt Co., morrhsnHlse, value . (i: IV ( Corkerrl, first, I,. II. Picket, user ehandlse, talne 5 or. Cork, first, B. ft. Westerfleld, ner aMaMltee, wlae 5e. fltunuN, t(i lltonstvd Cockerel. J. L. Helms, marcltSHdln by Motjarck Seed Co., value $1.75. Jap SI I Ides Highest eenre, Chester Pltth, tndM. by rtleln. Lambert A Co., rwlae $1. S(iibilKh( Illgbest score, Chester Fitch, indse. by Walker Hemeily Co., value $1. 1'llOIMlllM Cheater ItantniiiM Fitch had no competition. Med ford Fire Department. Ms eampetttloii. l'flOBnV Wlilto ItlHRf fflgkeet score, Frilaefra, I.I0; soijf tmi fleorge IS. Yale, $1. I'lgroiu, Cummin Illgbest score, C. F. Carpenter, mdse. by Mwlfonl Orooory Co,, valuo $1.10; locond, (leu. 11 Yates, $1, Plgroix, llngliili Hunt Highest score, Mrs, I. A. Snlad mdae. by It. II. I'niwon, vnltlc Sl.fi Plgcutit, llonicrs Hlglieat score, Mrs. L, A, Snlado, mdae. mine $1.50; sceond, Chas, Heat. $1. Pigeons, Tuuiblera Hlghost scoro, Clias. Deal, mdso. (Continued on Paco Four) njii.iBinnriu-jigwwm ffuiiti u " MAKE )rm 'FEEJu GOOD JAKE.MY-PARTMfil?. r40W ME $YSW VDu"WAT TO SELL "SOMETHING ITTa TAW.t5U UfOtffSTAfl DOH'T STAT OUT BY TCLUIWS ttltl A FUHfiV STORV SLAP HIM On THE BACK . ASK KtM.HOWS H$S FAMILY AMD (JIVEMinA- VWV" i ..!rft iwia w- - Is J?Nv! I j ' fcfc! ' -sv 3, Some j , Cake I Tliey're l-allng it v'lh Merit VjaUI. nnd that drlil.tf,'l rmnin tht leak out make you impatient to havo it out of tho oven. A 25e LottU of Mtlt Vntll com luiihir llin nnjr altiet. OrJer of Your Grocer -J i -wflflaKsSBSBSsmi rJM"frsiiiii sdrA jiggysyssss jtd MwjgyiMiiiiipipiiiiwiiiMiitiwwwiwwwejgeTS, jg Mf I JgWB1HrciCARETTC f 7 IOOW5 OF QUALITY" ,C f .sSaffQgP'gggB Iggv rt'il'.iNi'U contractor, 404 '.M.. n. niuit. i ' Jsrr ynHssBsi 'HP MssKCVeJ1"'' -s ' Surveys., estimates, Irrigation I iyWtn SSfejK sflgsaT I !n'l ' ,,ralnaK0' orourd ond lsnd ,m jyJ??ixlMZlilL I I oi Home. contract i Wilson KAKL S. TUMY---Qoncr.il Insuranco ttt !) VIca A tit nteistlillA A lt1ntt " Liability. Plate Glass, 'contract. e4(iiint hvun lUkni - t ivu- A ? V T ? V f ? ? t Y ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y f Y Y Y Y f Y Y Y Y Y Y Y f Y f t Y Y Y Y Why (he STAR THEATRE Shows the Best Pictures IMI18T - Our ton yeara' taught us tho business. experience has SICCONI) Wo know whore and how to get the bust picture that money onn buy. "Wo doal with rellablo film pooplo. "The Ilattle Cry of Peace" wns booked through the Vltagraph Lublu, SoIIk, Hasan nay Inc., of which offlco Mr. Tom North Is mamiger. When he books a plcturo to an exhibitor he Is going to see that this man will exhibit tho production. No matter what other offera he may re ceive. We are always kept posted on tho boat films by donllng with the host. IwHEREH "CROWDSoi IfJK I'.KST PKTnRJjflS'AlfK STAK AND WLLCU'JvrNUE TO BIS SEICN TIIKKK. IFTIIKUK WKYIE BFITKR PIC- Tl'llKS MADK AVE WOULD SHOW TJIEM j ALSO. COM S ONCE AND BE CONVINCED. TODAY AN 210 Qaruott-Corey libit. SEEN AT ,J,llH,-TrX X U Ol'Jlll i Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ROW! DJr 1 1 L D TOMOR gj'jjsj, raj YTO jCT)r CSstdiL. (Es'hv SW'Btt, J. Jdt1Pl JbbWbV ICBSSBWMBHBaS WITHOUT DOUBT THE GREATEST PICTURE IN THE PHOTO SPECTACLES WORLD ADMISSION 50 GENTS THE MOST SPECTACULAR AND SENSATIONAL OF ALL COME EARLY IF YOU WANT A SEAT All Children Occu pying Seats 25c A TREMENDOUS DRAMATIC OFFERING WITSi A REAL PLOT THE HIGHEST RENTAL EVER PAID FOR A PICTURE IN MEDFORD SCENES THAT THRILL See the Aeroplane Battle in Mid -Air Come Afternoons If Possible 2 Days ONLYo BEGINNING TODAY 30,000 SOLDIERS 17 AEROPLANES and SEAPLANES SUBMARINES BATTLESHIPS DREADNAUGHTS MACHINE GUNS FIELD ARTILLERY and CAVALRY When Wt- hljnw you will jjuy thm set- a iii'tui'c any ilium-use crowd. NOTICE Tho theater will open at :lo; afternoon show starts at U:ir sharp. There will he no tickets sold after '5 o'clock aft ernoon. looiy open in the eve ning at 0:15; nhow start 7:15 sharp.' There will he no tick ets sold after K:l. Tf you want to get in, b,e suro'you get your ticket before S:-I5. "T1I1C mUTH OF A NATION" times this admission and you won't better. Come early and avoid the Tin ell of Now YorK U altacktM ly a poworful fortilKn o. You nn iin !, Mltnt'hi. Von the ttiiumy airochlnK. (he (owerls i - ui (he illy, tlm liKuIiiniriry of lti fortu anil tlefotiaes. You th iiwii wrouxltt li thi' 1'iinno'h cruUor.t, It.i submarlnos, l( lrshlHi iv lis MicIIn, hliruiiinl, iHiirilm. You n-r lUv most ixmitldi ky-Iln lit tli orM Iti fliimur. Ilm mttrtuolls o( tlio Wntrrn h-tnliihr d u tutnl You mi' Nov York ! Into the tianil l the tntnif, nd ih ! nation tht tollo., You see Wall ctrt in fUnua, WkiMMtoftl, C.,'&ilort4. .Vo tlio ,lvlil simaa of bttl-, a tU of siropUnf, submstint tjri-A tittmk'4, liattlfbliliia bliif .tuuk, ar.il thr lmtdltij hufdta. Tl.cn )ou rue ahovto the ? tf.t ift a rAUmity rt W ayoMsd flu- ono wuy. Y'u ore hnno lh).iA) t tJr the'jfaifator whlth iikiIi.i so earnestly prays --tlm pear with hoaor. A VMM S(i:M. in Tin: oiti.Ti -t eiton ( imn in mi W(Mtl.l) I liae sIkmmi nwny Krwg kCtiQ pniOortnins In Gift' rnrocr ni nn 0lilhltir, ami I kI my hm ajKTil Kimmuleo Hint this Is tho Ki-ojit. vol of Uifjn nil Dun li. Slutrltrt, .Mr. n a W i WHERE THECfROWDS G'O STAR THEATRE STAR THEATRE :; BT