Medford mail tribune., November 15, 1916, Page 6, Image 6

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MTCDFOTm MATL TltinrNK. MKPI'ORR OK'Kd'ON. AVFPXFSPA Y, NOVF.M ISKl? r. 1010
ENTERS FIELD OF
P
R. R. ASSOGIATiQN
Tin; M uil ford I'riiitiiiir cuinpany
lias just i'mili'k'tl a ,jilj of l.'i.OOU
i'our-ptiju' circulars in five colors fur
the lioyuc Kivcr Kruit & Produce hk
bocintion, which lias been received
with Ki'eal leli;lit ivliercvur sliown.
The olijeel of Hie eireuliirs, which
liavo been mailed lliroiihoul the
cast, is to In-iiijr to the iitteiitinn of
the aiple-buyin public the merits of
the apples from this valley, particu
larly the N'civtown variety. .Mailing
lists were secured and these circu
lars were sent ill sealed envelopes
with 2-eent stamps to their destina
tion. It is thoiijflit this plan will in
crease the pales and popularity of
tlio Kogue river apples and other
fruit several thousand boxes annu
ally, the increase In-ill;: cumulative.
,lf the plans work out as conceived
the idea will be enlarged from sea
son to season until the delieiousness
of our fruits is l;nown in every
household in the east.
Samples of the printing found
their way into the hands of the
Ilieks-Chatten KiiKi'iivhifr company,
who writo i'ei?nriliii)t the work iu part
as follows:
"Copy of the Koui' lliver Kruit iS
Produce association advertising
folder Iiuh eome to hand and we wish
to compliment you very highly for the
very excellent job of prinliiiK. II is
without question one of the best jobs
of printing wo ever saw outside of
Portland, und believe there are many
of the larife. Portland firms who
wonld not have given as iriil results
ns you have received. It is such a
class of work as this that is creative
of more color work in advertising
folders, nnd you may feel proud ol
the results you have obtained."
Another letter from a larj;e print
ing firm in Colorado says:
''We wish to congratulate the Med
ford Printing company on the excel
lent job of print in;.' they turned out
for the Hocue Hiver Vruil & Prod
uce association. It is one of the
prettiest and most, attractive color
specimens it has been our pleasure to
sec in n long time."
.Specimens of this work arc now on
display in the windows of the Med'
ford Printing company, where those
who have not seen what pretty colors
fro to make up this attractive piece
of printing may view it.
concerhSre
Attendance continues Iii-io v at Un
fair being given in the Cuthhcrt
building for the benefit of St. Mary's
academy. Tonight the feature will be
a Yietrolii concert, with a number of
selections by John McC'oriuack. the
great tenor.
Another feature of the dav and
evening will bo a special candy dem
onstrator, who will make and sell
candy by the yard.
Friday evening the feature of the
evening will be progressive five hun
dred, while Saturday a turk"-- dinner
will be featured.
Kor the parcel post sal", a package
has been received, containing a cop
per cup, from the famous Verde
mines, property of Senator I'lui-U.
Ashland and Medfonl will meet In
the former city Saturday afternoon la
a struggle for the football champion
ship of Southern Oregon. Iloth teams
have gone through the season with
out a single dot cut and ilio ga:no
promises to be a liatlle royal.
Mcdl'ord rooters .",00 strong will lie,
company the team to Ashland, where
they wfll occupy one entire side of the
bleachers. Accompanying the team
will he a 30-plocii band, which will
furnish the accompaniment for seve
ral new and pepful high school songs.
Ashland will be represented by a
large delegation of rooiers organized
under the leadership of l.eltb Abbott.
Abbott is working on a number of
new KtuntH to be pulled between
halves. Yell Leader Williamson of
Medford Is also counted on to spring
some surprises in the way of rooting
stunts.
Ity comparison of scores Medford'
seems to have all the best of the
dope. Ashland barely defeated Klam
ath Falls, while the Medrord-Klinuatli
game was a w-alkaway for the home
team. Ashland tleleated (irants
I'uhh C-0, while Medford trounced
them 2G-0.
Medl'ord's men will all he In the
game, those who were injured in the
Klamath and (irunts Puss games hav
ing recovered. Coach Klum is pulling j
his squad through strenuous work in
an effort to round the nieu into con
dition. Luck of condition, if any
thing, will be responsible for a vic
tory by Ashland. Tlio local squad
seemingly will not observe training
rules religiously and breaking train
ing may spell defeat.
Some anxiety bus been expressed
over the condition of Wilkins. the
(Iranls Puss player, who was hurt in
the election day game. A letter dated
November !t, was received from II.
II. Wnrdrlt, principal of the (irnnts
t'ass high school, an extract from
which Is as follow'H:
'I must congratulate you upon the
game your boys played election day.
Our man, Wilkins, is still out of his
head. ills condition Is not due to
injuries received in tlio game. He suf
fered a sunstroke four years ago. and
hud tho same trouble a number of
times since, although he knew noth
ing of It."
!EF
OF CAR SHORTAGE
N KV YOIJK, Nv. ,V--The A-irer-ican
llnilwav association, u! its senii
ii nn mi I i! ice I in ,y here tuua v to con
sider tin cur slit;i'-.' situation,
adopted ii per diem chnv;re rniiLi'i':
("nun I.") ecu I s t a $ 1 ..!") f t-P cjicIi
t'rei'-'Iit car ul'ifh nnv one mad vliali
withhold !'io:n another, ned deeideil
lo ilNJ.n.-e )i (leliil'l-lJlUC penally oil JIIIV
I oad U'llii-ll iol ile tile; ns-oeia I ion
rules re"! he.r l- !!' hol'ta'je.
Tlic a-Mci.tt it'll ai-o appointed a
eninni'llcc which will eonier in Louis
ville Kii'iiiv iMh'r-l.'lc Cuti- lite tour It iiinl each sticeecdijcr dav..
ie. ree ( 'oi!');ii-iuiK'r M-l'hord with a
view lo fifVctiiiir co-opevation with
the vovenmieiit iu tut car .-burlae
-ii nation.
'1" lit a-oeijitioii announced that it
w;tN neutral in repaid lo the. davlihl
jtlan which yl-o was heluri it
'or consideration, ,
ll i the 'A on of t!ie nilroads lo
inal;e (lie demnr-aue rule- effective
li"ceiiiher 1, ass. miner tho approval
ol' the iiiteivtatff commerce commis--ion.
The new ride i:, declared Ity tiie a-
o'-ialion to provid-.' exceptionally
Ira t'e penalties n:ain-t railroads
detaining on their line-- freight cars
bcloii'-ini' lo another railroad. Fol
touiiiv: are tiie demurrage penalties
oi'opoM'd - which the association
'lope v. ill pnenote the prompt 1111
I m i 1 1 1 i n l; of freight ears hy shippers.
Alter expiration of tree time, $L'
for tiie l'ir-t day, $11 tor the .M'ennd
day. .ft i'or tiie third day, ami .." for
MINIMUM PRICE :
GOVERNiVlENT COAL
LAND IS FIXED
damns proceedings b r'red V. , Hurt Williams, his democratic op
.ley aiid Mae Handel of Montana to : poneut. the figures being as follows:
ompel the secretary of the interior Phlllpp, l.::61: Williams. 607.
10 rccept the lnlniniuai price, when '.'-J
be bad fixed $70 per acre for then
lulids and declined to Issue a imu-.it
m til il that price was paid. A lower
ccrrt decision upholding the scc:'e
ii. ry w as affirmed by the appeals :
court. 1 '
WASHINGTON, Nor. 15. A deci:
lou which may save the I'niled States
Roverniuent several hundred million
ido'lars was given here today by the
district appeals court, holding that
an act of congress requiring sale "if
government-owned coal lands in .Mon
tant and other states at from $10 to
$20 an aire, fixed a minimum ami
not a maximum price. The appraised
aiuo of the lands is said to bo nearly
f 500, 000, 000 above the minimum
prices. The suit came up In inan-
PERHAPS the last
time you smoked
some other nickel cigar
you didn't get long-leaf
filler and mellowed to
bacco. Well.intheOWL
you do. Try it next time.
We'llstandbyyourcom- .
parison.
WISCONSIN SOLDIER j
111 I 1 L LI III Mill V I n 1,11
; vuil run niLouii,
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MAUISON. Wis., Nov. 13. I'uof-
flt-lal figures Indicate that President :
i Wilson has won the Wisconsin sol- !
dlers' vote by only one ballot. The ,
unofficial figures -give Wilson, Si":i; j
Hughes, 972. Governor I'hlllpp was i
The Million
Dollar Cigar
M. A. GUNST CO.
INCOfcPOIiATKO
given a two to one majority over (
OREGON P, I. CIRCLE
An invitation w extended to ail
I'arent-Teaelier circles in southern
Oregon to meet in Medford Wednes-
lay, November 'J'-1, at '2:'Ml p. m., in
the eilacational lain
r
room in the
lasement of the pnMic library. The
nhject of the meeting is to form a
southern oreon conference of Par
ent -Teacher circle-.
Iteliewiijv that there ate many
problem which are of mntnnl inter
est to both tbe city and rural schools.
:iiii that the work of all the cin le
will be I'lii'iched and si rent belied by
such an ormmintion. tliis lncetiii',1
has been called by Mr. K. If. Seeley.
vice-president of 1 1 1 i district. Su !i
an opportunity for co-operation in
the work that come- nearest to the
hen Us wf all mothers -- the education
of their children- will Mircly meet
with an cnlhii-inl ic response from
all circles. There U Micb an oii;an
tratiou in Kim: county, Wahin:t on.
winch b:i proven to be ad aula i'i:i
lo all.
JjsoltitelyPara
Insures Hie most
tleFicioiay and ItealtMul food
W ' ' v..
4"t X:' S
The Holiday Season is Close at
Hand Two More Weeks
Until Thanksgiving Day
)o not delay selt'ctiiit;- your boots to the very hist
minute buy now while sizes tire still complete.
We have I'ihu' vcryiip-to-the-iniiiute styles in tiie
9-incli Top Hoots in Cocoa JJrown Kid and all
Ulack Kid; also Patent Leather with Pearl drey
Kid tops, till leather hall! Louis heels. Choice in
Pulton or Lace. AA lo I).
At the dfeitfCld&d, 21 North
Siffn of : Central Ave.
(tarn sso53
'GOOD SHOES" BUILT OUR BUSINESS
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PETTICOATS
Made ol' all-silk
talTt'ttt, in 1 he new
shades. &.W viilues
for
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HANDKERCH'FS
Women's All-Linen
anil Fancy
llaiidkcrchicrs,-
this sale,
each
11-22 XOPTH CICNTPAL
MED FORI), ORKCON
APRONS
Id dozen White
Aprons, plain and
incv, .!.( viiluts,
25
now. cite
54 inches wide, quilt
ed and st itched, worth
todav 1.20, sain jiriee
each" OSf4
NKSGIVING SALE OF COATS
lu '"-own i
NEW COATS
and ureen,
'v'-H'&f&r&'yift I up to 2o.(M) values.
1 I'1'1'-''-
NEW SUITS
Made ol' all-wool
series, galicrdines
and fancy checks.
Rood as most
2") val.. salt?
NEW COATS
Made of fancy mix
tures, some with fur
collars, values Up to
20.0(1. this (MP
sale 13
ND SUIT
NEW SUITS
All of our
Suits, this si
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II T A T3T V "DA nnTMn ,, I ',. M
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.as..,, -s - irMm
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J :!fi-im-li !''; th-y Silk;
V in 1 1'i'i i'S i!:ti(!
A sun.-'.'.,;'
A llt'tSsi'S
lip 1"
Hon. Stephen T. Mather, a-iHant
to tbo .secretary of the interior, and
the secretary's personal representa
tive in all mutters pertaining t na
tional parks, will arrive in .Med to it!
tomorrow niornini: and leave j'.ir San
Kratieisf o at I o'clock. At 1'J n'ctock
nn int'onnnl lunch w ill be mveti at the
lintel Medt'oiil, at which time ("rater
l,nli(! matters will be diseussetl and
Ml. Mather will ha v e something to
huy tibout government plans lot de
velopment of the park. Supervisor
Strl expects to leave immediately
for Whinj:ton in the inlere-t of the
proposed pnved highway from Med
ford to Crater laiki- and will explain
conditions and oroMteetx and tell
,iu?t what lie ioH'i lo ai-compli-li.
The businos eotainnnily inviteil to
be present ami part eipitte in the
i roeoiMlinf, which will be under the
liiivetion of tin t 'onnnereial club.
Xo iH'ltvfiy.
If yon hv nn auto, horse nnd
w agon or a w heeUuirniw, you t an
Bre money buying at Knots (irocery
CO. They have rut eietise la pvt rj
way ponntble. The only strictly ranh
nnrt no dollvrry roc.-ry in Mi dfoid f
!' vard
I ol' wais!
and irl
'2.'2 :lill
C1
id
21 inch All-Silk
.V.ess-lilie. suitahle
for fancy work, in all
el,
woi'ih toda'
I ... a i'ar
V.l"ll
98c
oil-inch All-Silk Taf
feta, in all colors, a
beautiful ointlity.
special for
1 his sale,
vard
latest styles and col- - "JM
Thanksgiving Sale of Dress Goods
Ofiers Scouts Released j
Kl, I'ASO, Tex.. Nov. K.. lienerj'li
I ' ani i'. t o tli'iialt's, t onimandii, n t
.uan ., Mi'ieo tliis alteraoon i -r-ta it
an onier for the release of llcuiam::! !
ttraliaa and Joseph William;-, l-i'th 1
.imi i ieansi who had been hcht i:nd"i"
-linmeH in the Juarez jail and in ' e
half of w bom representations tuii'
l e- n made Ity the state deaartniet.ii
tekdeh mm
readily yield to tho healing
inlluonco of
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$1.75
;"(() yards of All
Wool Series. Pop
lins and I'ani'V
Wettvcs. -12 'to .")()
inches wide worth
up to $1..")0 it yard,
1 his sale,
a vard vl
,")(I0 yards of Plaids
and l-'ancy ('hecks,
suitahle for chil
dren's dresses.
this sale,
a vard
25c
New 'hallies for
dresses and waists, &
this cloth is worth
today ?")(,
69c
our price,
a vard
7Tw .A
Table Linens
2 inch Sal in Pain-
5 HI-inch 'Mercerised
v
lithle Oiiiua.sk, new
worlh t''-ic.
I'i'cial for this C;0r
a rd
pattern
tt soothes th? inflarrird mem
branes and nv'kcs r'eherhl;)od
to repair lh- .ifL-c;.::? ii.io
to help p: - t "-.VsPii:; V-
or lryn:t; .'V'l
is worlh nsi'-t'.n : 00.1:1. ;
lu - !.--..
:
sali'. v;
ask. all linen, worth
tin!. iv I.'in, special
lor t ins sa
id
S1.25 )
Table Cloths
"OxSS All Linen Ta
!le Cloths. Q0
very s'pecial-.VW-wO
Napkins to match
at S-1-9S
SlxSl Tahlo Cloih,
itire ihnnask linen,
with lartre si.e nap-
$18
kins to match
at. it set
f
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Sheets and Pillowslips
T2XM) Uleached
S'teets. uood ou.ilily,
chctip at (9c.
this sale,
each
50c
Japanese Drawn Work
lapa'iee ll.'lld-
f Miide Scarfs and
J Sipiarcs. iu dr;iwn
w-Mk patterns
won h sl.tKl,
1 hi.- sale
li.vl Madeira lland
M111I1. I.tuich Sets, 1
centerpiece. 1; 10
ini'a and ti ti-iuch
povlio. al
f"i'
$5.48
Bath Towel Sale
Path Towel Sels. 1
larire towel, 1 sin.-ill
towel iind wash doth
to match,
all
f..r
$1.25
Fancy ( 'olut ed I 'mth
Towels, for fancy
work, in all
colors, soccial.
each.
at
19c
4J and 4.")-incli Pil- X
low Slips, frond iiial- A
ity. very special,
18c
Guest Toweling
Fancy (iuest Towcl
intr. in phiin. striies
and I inures.
Viilues at :i
special at.
v.'iid
ood
verv
25c"
All Linen I lin k
(iuest Toweling, in
tilain :m,l I'miicv
cheap today at (.c.
sale price,
vard
48C f