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Weekly Letter of Fruit & Produce
Association Conccrnlna Orchard
News Value of Irrigation Demon
strated by Hot Spell Many Inquir
ies for Fruit.
CAPTAIN
NOPANDER AND STEAMER BEAR, WRECKED NEAR CAPE MENDOCINO IN FOG
Our now of Intern! (lilt wenk In
mcagro. Wo aro watching cnrofnlly
our own crop conditions Mini hoop
ing a ckMo tottch a possible with
condition in othor districts. News
rowfrml thin morning from a reliable
sotiren. In to tlio effoct Hint the
California Itartlett crop will be about
00 por rent of normal, with bail froit
damage and wmo soab.
The InlMt reports from tho Kant
nro for large crop, although It la
admitted that tho season la not as
vat far enough advanced to make
tliidtd prodlalluita vary reliable. Our
own cr(t aro, up to tho prosnnt. In
good oniidltton, tho fruit well-slied
ii rid growing, with vory llttlo scab
vMhlu. i
Tho weather for tho past week has
bean vrjr trying, from tho stand
point of a proper steady growth of
the. fruit and a continuation of It for
any HiibataHtlnl length of tlmo will,
we believe, mail It In qulto nerloin
drought damage, In aomo districts
On the other hand, wo must remem
Itor that a comparative large acreage
of tho heaviest producing orchardH
havo benn, for a month paat, and aro
now, bolng Irrigated thoroughly and
iHtflllgentlr.
friio oouvlrtlon becomes stronger
rtrery day that thla dlatrlet mnat havn
Irrigation. Lot any one -who doubla
PUil nDCM'Q
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- rfcJ" '. fy. - ,. ; le : m tAtKboto
: y f 1- MOST NTEREST NG
ra . r :
if IliJD UP STAR " i W HRE1S ?3S
CSIk TO GIVE EXHIBITION RAGING AT SLSSQN Br-
T AT RACE MATINEE! UNDER CONTROL! y
D
PROVE
COUNCIL TO ACT
BLUE LEDGE ROAD
CONTRACT TUESDAY
CliiMiiniV duy o.vuroiaon lit the
llapti-t cliiuvli Stindny evening wore
iiniwunllv intPiotitnt and a large, n-tliii-iastic
audioiifo win prcaent. The
protrnin folleu:
limtniinrntfll inimic, Jli Olive
lolineu: iJoxnlopy, ('liool, htniidiiifj;
niHiiiaivo rraiiinir, two nmitnnt su
Mritit('niIoiitn; jfrootinps-, supciinlon
dent; nni.ver, pntiir. -
Sonjr, "Come Willi Olni1noR,"
cehoel: weleome, IS tit la JlnlOli; 'snnp,'
int'nnt clnxs; sending, Altn Clurnott;
xonjr, Kern JMwnnls; eliildien lny
xonjf, iirimiiry; rending, Willinin Cnr
nnliiin; 'on;;, Itulli lliilch; rending,
Velmn Monditw-.; rending, Alvein
Itarlicr; rending, nminie Iwileli; HOiifj,
Fninees I.eder: hoiil', ICtitti Heekct :
rend inc. ,lnv Miiiinin: rendini;, Kitth I
Loder; tou,',- "Amorioti," pritnnry
hoys j reudiiif:, Arthur MeDongnll;
duet, Fidelui Mornn uml Lillinn Cnr
jstens; reudinj,', Bva Allen; rending,
Iiuth Smith; duet, l.illiiin Curst ens
nnd Frnnees Medley; rendinjr, Itus
ki.ll Minim: solo. Miiriottn .Jueksen:
'OunlinK Star" fie jfirln; sontf, "Tho
Trumpet Cull," .-eliool; londiiiK,
Moore Stewnrt.
Kemark hy pnslor.
"Ifernlds of llie Croaa," cuiblom
atie pieee hy Faithful Hand oliuw.
Adoration, Fidelius Monin; I'nr
don, Virjsinin MeCroij-lit ; Love, (Irnec
Kineholoe; Truth, Oetavia Child ;
Hope, Kthel Troutfenthor; Inspira
tion, Wilinn Hnrrison; l'rnis-o, Liirn
Fotus; Serviee, Wnnitn Cnrstens.
"Kelio Soup," Sundny school
choir.
Soiijf in eloiiiK', heliool.
llenpdieli'in.
W1JLI aaiiAh nf)NCfll
IWUIUml BBlU0 WUKMIOfU
Snve Your Hair
With Ncwbro'a Horplcldo.
.fwlfoitl IMuimuiry, Siwelnl AkiiIm.
thla, tu Ik today to any of tho orrharit
lila who linvo boon IrrlaallnK the
liait wook or bnttor atlll, lot hi in ox.
amino earofully Ihoic orchardx and
than go to noiiio of tho billable or
ohard which have no wator and alve
you lib) honoat opinion on the sub
ject. Our efforts to stimulate tho
marantliiK of our fnilt on an f. o. b.
Mwlford basis, are ineetlns; with sur
prtalnslr satisfactory roaults. In prae
tleaUy every wall we receive om er
more letters from reliable ear lot
nyesl wb have bought of m at
some time or other In the past six
swwim, who knew oar aeoOs, ami
waat ware of them this year.
There should be ho difficulty this
sea ii In rtlspooiMt of a Ian ton
Hag of both poars hhU apples oh hii
f. o. b. basis. Only yesterday an
lutulry oame from one of the beat
eeHOoriM In the business for from
three to five carloads of Jonathans.
This Inquiry was from a market,
whore to the writer's knowledge, we
have aover before placed a car load
of Jonathans.
These Inquiries do not all rome
from one or two localities. The)
com (row all orr the United States
and Canada, and some from Kuroiw.
We can and will fill these orders
satlafatterlly. The result lll be a
vastly broader distribution of our
fruit and a consequent advertising of
our brand, our grade and our pack In
the best possible manner and at a
minimum of i'XniM'
Tiii'mIiii luiJit the runt). n't Itclwcen
the ritv mid I he Southern Oregon
Traction Co.. wlierehy tho oily homU
ilxeir for $00,0nn to rnnatmet a
railnwd to the IMue llge, mil he
prewenled h S. S. Hultia for rntifi
entioti I iv tho eouneil.
S. ij. IliillU in the eitntmet agree
to a time limit, tho kind of roils to he
iicd mihI giinriuteoN the Hirehac of
the hooiU at r. Ho i to event n
ally purrhaae the rnilnwd from the
eitv.
l4ite thin week .Mr. Ilnlli received
notiee that raiU eonld be fnmihed
him o that he eoulit biml himeelf to
a time limit. Thie ho cauavd the
light delay.
Friday YeniiMr the hnhiIv e.mrt
met with the eity eouneil to dicn-
n dnu whereby the eouutr would
etn-lmt a highway In the Hlue
Jx-dge on railroad grntle nnd then
grant n fifty-yen r fmnehiM to Itul
li fur itN uxe it x a niudbed for the
railroad. The plnn whs tleelared
unfeHNible.
The rounty court eoukl do nothing
for it until the December budget i
mode up. Thin would bring a delay
that wiitttd prnc ciibtlv.
ALLIES DEMANDS
F
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Sundny nfternoou nl 'I o'clock
there will lie a faet progrnm at the
racing matinee at the fair ground.
There will he a matched rnee between
Wnde Ilamjiton, owned hv Jimmy
ItowetM of Athlnnd. nnd lteHle Mills,
oHuel hy Diek Tnrin of this city.
The rnee will he at entch weight for
u -idc Iwt of W.'O. Wade Hampton
lui- broken the record for the three
eight Iim and one-half mile da "he. Ho
Ihim never been Inrnten in a onnrter
inile race.
Ileeoie Millx hue hern iiniiiveiing n
great Iom f &i the nt few
Hinnth him) the local euthiiNiMt lie
lieie nhe will lower the color of the
fntaoiiH Wade Hampton.
A nn added attroetion, Iluffalo
Vernon, the woridV chaitiiwou hull
dogger, will giie an exhibition at (he
raceeourve. Vrrnon iH the wtar at
traction at tile Pendleton round-up
nnd will uptear at the ftogue river
roiiniliip held At Ahinml.
Ttien- will lie n nunilier of other
running race. That Itctwecu Iteim
(liri, owned b.i t'raneh of Alilnnd,
nnd Mitiliti. owned In .1 Aicnt oi
Klomatli Full-. i cuii-inu i-op-idcr-iihle
t.ilK
The poll of oiimkc linicnin over the
valley i duu to f ureal lire. A tne
ha been raringr in the Finns deck
Hcction for wiine day. Seiernl other
blnxe are reMirtml in Josephine
county. The )nrgtl Tire i rngnii: nt
SiMMon, Cnl., where 2.V) men nnd n
Southern Pacific fire Ir.un had un
der control nt 10 o'clock todni u loi
el fire I hey hail fought near there
iucc 1 o'clock yiitenla- uficrnooii.
Kighty-fiie liiic-MiipHirtuii: hIcs ol
jhe Calil'omiii-Oiegon Power com
imny oier a burned alriii tbne miles
long were destroyed, throw injf the
towns of DiitiMnuir nud (Hflclla into
eomidote ditikncHK Inst m-lit
The fire started in n anion be
tween the state highwnv ami the rail-
"V"l ssv ii"iiti nn iilllll'll till
arc three mile long and n mile utile,
destroying n swotid growth of for- '
est tree. The Southern Pncitic tin
train Hied the big trestle in the path ;
of the flames nnd nlited in -eienliiu
fmthcr destruction of he nower coin
's pole.
A In Tire hoy l.'ictorv -ullli ill Sis
son w.i -.iinl In hiii k iiruu.
The Gold-Slandard
Ti
MEDFDOD
BAND
JOE BAR MINE
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PLAYS AT ASHLAND
SOLD
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7000
GREEC
RRHW
FE
DESTROYS
SHED
ND
GARAGE
iiiii.ii(.
lll.il lie
I'rulas a Hi iim hoi the in,
incut was iiil'ed out hi a tin
lroyed a woodshed, a gnrtifc mid
wsMujtd the rear of the house ocen
ptvi by C Truul feather on South
Laurel near Mum. The house i
.owned by Colonel Young, who lues m
CaUforain. This eoicred bi in
auranes, the dnmuge being betwiH'ii
(AM and 00.
11m damage to the household goods
belonging to Mr. Tmullenllier and mi
H'liieb ao iiwiinuMic wa earriwl, will
not exceed $200.
Mrs. Trautfealber wan hewing in
the house when her little son. who
ftsul been playing in the rear of the
bouse, ran in crying thut the gunge
was on lire. Hy that time the wood
bd bad also eaught on tire nnd the
jwo buiMiage were a mans of flumes.
Au alarm was turned ia and by the
fimt the department could answer the
Mck porch and kitchen were a sheet
jhf flames. Two streams of water
vare turned on and the tie wae
dtiteklr cheeked. It looked impos
ftiblc to sale the house, but outv the
JHUT and kitchen ware damaged.
ieiglib.r- earned the furniture out
44 liUle .is ,i , the house, but
1h the gnrntre Heieral trunks of cloth-
were stored and these
or Urn!,
the fire U still un
' i-hildreu were iduv
id the theory 4
. , La; Intra
i In - .Hid sinrtid the
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Athens. June 17 The demands of
tho entente allies on (Ire. It was
learned her today, are being con
siderably strengthened, and extended
s a result of the anll-enlent demon
mratiou which broke out In Athens
lui Monday.
The dctuauda were ready lor pre
Hcutation to the a reek government.
wbeii Hi,, disorders occurred, but the i
note irul'llv will not be delivered
until next week Meanwhile the
entente liloik.ute aKutnot (I reek ports
r reiittunlin: m full force
The famous Joe liar mine at Cop
per, Col. was wild to (i V Stiles of
Long lleach, C'al., )enterdu.i for
17000. The proHrty belonged to
Mrs Martha A. Jones and to David
II llarrell, who died yesterday at
Hie Nash.
it 1 planned to build a hotel there,
if the Uullls railroad is constructed,
and a lownslte be sun eyed.
The mine ha been la litigation
for three year, but the ownership
was definitely decided upon last night
when Mrs. Jones filed on it as a
bouiCHtead
The mine U situated three mile
from tin- Hlue I.eiUe and in con
hldi reil ,i r kooiI ilalm
WAN
PIC
jug nud tin
neti' dauia
The origu
j. now ii. Se . i
fti:. ,i i oiitiii I
VJVMi thai Ul!
plnying with m
lilari'
E
Jiinu s W. (Iilmore ol Mniilii, Jo
si'phiiie eouut.i, Oregon, u eixil wur
pcu-ioner, had the mi-lortune u few
days ago to become confused with
another J. W. Ihhuore. w ho Mrved in
the confederate army during the war.
The iiensmn bureau sIoimmmI hi in
siou and began an investigatitMi.
l'ongreMjnian llawiey became in-ten-sted
m his cas and some time
ago preseuteti evidence to proie thut
the Oregon uiau was not the ex -confederate.
The two Qiuwoies, it ap
pears, served in lb ufMMMuag armies
flu the same secluai of Missouri, and
Ihe confederate Qilniore quit the
nn,i oi me gray enuruy ociorc uie
Oregou tliliuore entered the wni. '
of the blue in ltUV Thi" WU what j
caused nusHciim to attach.
An imestigator of the pension hu
i-eau has now reported, exouernmu i
the Oregon mau from the charge i.i ;
disloyalli aud it is expected that tin
board uf review will in a few du
oisl.'r ins nuiiiii wtmloeisil to ihe.l.M
Willi ll.ll Iv Ml ll"lll llli I Mil, III- h I
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SCHOOL
Tin Meiitniil li.iiul ha- ' ' . (it
tin ti nn otlereil In the A-li1 ii d
eleliration liircctois to aps.ir ii
that cil. i for the Fourth of Juli ilcli
cation ceremonies. An engagement
wns offered aUo by Yreka, Inn mn
neighbor city was given the piciei
ence. On Friday eiening when tin
Med ford band commenced the i n
cert nt S o'clock prncticalli ewi
available seat in the imrk wa- taken
The crowd in attendance, hi far i Ik
largest uf the season, contented u
self by squatting mi the gra-s
The baud's plaiing was splendid.
and lwndmaster Rowland dc. rw -praise
for the rapid advancement tin
organisation is making under ln
cnreful tuition. The selection nt
lnh songi. was much enjoyed In ilu
audience. Other favorites were die
"Wallt KlaiiMV "Melody of l...w"
nnd the new son;; hit, "Sweet ( nlcr
Time."
It seems a jnti thai the pcrtorm
unces of our iwpalur band should l
uiurred by the in term pi hm of pluun.'
hildren. The children's iwiu.i.ui.i
sliould W un exmiM' for then -imiii.-
I ors- who gcnernllv are ia close pmx-imiti.
The member of Ike hand on
r.itclul to .t ill... i 'htful cilien wliu
I '.'eneroiil iiiiiilt the hand mih
I u lieliicinl .lining Fndal I'liiiinu's
; I Kill I I I
Tin' annual - hind eleitioli v. :1 In
held M.illtl.il, June 111, foi the -i'cc.
lion of a new school director to ie
plaee J. l.nwton, whose telm ix
pins. Friends hae named Dr. K. It.
Pn ke as u candidate and are bmt
uiu hard for him. Or. Pickel, when
approached, said thut he would be
glud to serve aud would do all in lui
pouer to help the district. He is re
eeiiing the hacking of many of the
prominent citiaens. The election will ASIII.AN'H, .lnue 17. Jimm.i
uNo provide tor a vote on the isucVcst, the two w.n ,4 sou ot Mi-
of blHHI worth ot bonds to reiuiir I Kdilli West. .i- mu down and kiiied
the old Washington sehool huildiux. ihi a last toik t. ,i,i. northbound, u
COUstruet tour uddlliouul rnoili.- aud the Southern I'.i.i'ir, leaiin' the
to build -anitari tmlels. Tlieie will t.iiil. .it o ! i k this muruuii;
CHILD KILLED BY
Al
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in ures
GOODRICH Tiro Values aro not at
all "Accidental."
They sprint; from Conditions
which aro logical as tho Laws of tho Uni
verse. The best-intentioned Tire Manufacturer
cannot AVOID bein"; heavily handicapped,
when competing against them.
Because, Goodrich "Conditions" sum
marize into this:-
1st-The lomjcst Experience in Mfg.
tlin Prnrlnct-
1 2nd- Tho greatest Leverage on pur-
sl 1 cliasintr of Raw Materials at lowest prices,
tnrouKti amuty to take lamest quantities.
Crd- The lowest ContoJ Manufacturing,
- Ihiach largest VOLUME of Output.
i Theclearly-demonstrated INTEN
TION to give Comumcru and Dealer tho
full benefit of the large ECONOMIES rc
.sulting from iwsflesuion of tho three Cardi
nal Advantages above defined.
THE Product of such a Rubber
Concern, when marketed under
such condition", giving the bene
fit of such huge Economics to Consumer
may well, and logically, bo considered
the "aOLD-STAKDAIiD"i,iTire Vulue.
Therefere: -
-When you pay MORE than the Good
rich Fair-List prices, hero printed, for ANY
Fabric Tire, you are merely "contributing"
the difi'erence.
Because,-You CANNOT got "bettor"
Fabric Tires,- at ANY price!
Tost them thoroughly, - ami see!
TUB II F. GOODRICH CO.
Ah run, 0.
Goodrich " Fair-List " Prices
(SAFETY-TREADS)
30 r. 3
30x3'.
32x3'i
33x4
34x4
35x4'J
36x4'.
37x5
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$10.40
' $13.40
-$15.45
$22.00
- $22.40
$31.20
-$31.60
$37.35
Black -Tread"
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Tires
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.ill to tin
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6crFT? Y1T A 1J 35 ih Nea Goolvich ill! Solt (for your Feet).
JL Hi Si. J. SlLl V Docs for your SHOh'S what the black "liare-
Tooi-KHMcr jiroaa .ioci or Goodrich Tires.
ti limber thsn LecrtSir'
- Ii W nlM-erout!
Ask your Shoe Dealer or SImk: Kvpuircr, for Tcxtan Soles on jour next pair of Shoes.
t iMi.kliaAarv -
l Uililcr than l.Hthcrl
Ii mure Flexible llwu I.eatherl
u v. 5Mi oii)uur F.etl
meaewy iimimn iu lMmmtStomemlmmaaBmi&mmmmmamm
MMMG FOWP
Absolutely Pure
No Alum No Phosphate
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Goodrich Tires Sold Exclusively by
C. E. GATES
BEST IN THE LONG RUN
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