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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1925)
9 3 O O r o STATE CONVENTION PROGRAW OUTLINED FOR ORCHARD IN The tentative program 'for the big , Oregon State '.Horticultural society iihnual mootlB-T to be belli In Medford Wcdnesduy. Thursday and Friday. December 18, 17 and IK. is as follows: Wednesday, December 16. 9:30 A. M. rAddre8s of welcome. ' 10 A. M. Reujionse. 10:30 A. M. President's address. D. H. Wood, Medford. 1 11 A. i. I'ear btocus, 1'roiossor V. C Rainier. Tulent. 11:30 A. M. "Vegetation Propaga-i tlon of I'ear nnd. Other Frntt Tree K ocks," U. H. Scott, pomolog st, U. S. J D. A., Pasadena, Cal. . 12 M. Luncheon. P. M "l-nvliiir On nn.l Pl.nt ' ins a Pear Orchard," Paul A. Scherer, I Medford. , 2 P. M. "ManasinK a Pear Soil,": Clayton Li. l.onK. Corvallis. 2:30 P.:, M. "Irrigation, Drainage and Water Requirements of a Peari Orchard, Professor W. L. Powers, Corvallis.. " 3 P. M "Pruning Pear Trees." Claude C. Cite, county agent, Medford. 3:30 P. M. "Topworkinc .and Re-! pair Grafting. Pcnri," E. W. Carlton, Central Point. I Thursday, December 17.' 9 : 30 A. M.--'The Economic Status of the I'ear Industry," Professor W. S. Brown? Corvallis. 10 A. M. "The Cost of Pear Pro duction." Professor 11. S. Besso, Cor vallis. 10:30 A M. "Pear Insects and Their Control," Protessor Don C. .Mote, Corvallis. 11 A. M. ' I'ear Diseases and Their Control," Professor H. P, Haras. Cor vallis. 11:30 A. M. ''Spray Equipment nnd spray Application for the Pear Or chard," 'Professor Leroy Childs, Hood River. 12 M. Luncheon. 1:30 P. M. Business meetln.?. 2 P. M. "Oil Emulsions," Robert Norrls, Talent. 3 P. M. "Heating the Pear Or chard." Floyd D. Young, meteorolo gist. Los Angeles. Cal. 3:30 P. M. -Pear Pollenatlon." Professor Warren P. Tul'ts, Davis, -Cal. Friday, De6ember 18. 9:30 A. Al. "PrecooiiiiE. Slilmilnn and Storing Pears " Fred Eberlo. gen ernl ninnnger, Horticultural Union, Yaklniu, Wash. 10 A. M. "Pear Harvesting nnd Storage Investigations," Professor Henry Ilartman. Corvallis. 10:30 A. M. Pear storage sublect to be selected by J. R. Magness, plant ph.vslolc.jist, U. S. D. A., Washington. D. O. 11 A. M "The Canned Pear Indus try of the Northwest," J. O. Holt, manager, Fruits Growers' association, Eugene. 11:30 A. XL "The Canned Penr In dustry of California," Edward Rich mond, Richmond Chase Co., San Jose, Cal. 12 M. Luncheon. 1:30 P. M. "The Dried Pear. Indus try." J. C. Youngblood, Rosenburg 102." SEVEN Bros. & Co., San Francisco. 2 P. M. "The Marketing. Dlstribu tion and Consumption of Fresh Pears." Frank T. Sweet, manager, California Pear Growers' association, San Fran cisco. 2:3.0 P. M. "The Part Advertising Plays in Selling Pears." S. K. Peacock, X. W. Ayres & Son. San Francisco. . Other probable speakers will bo: C. E. Durst, managing editor, Amer ican Fruit Growers' Magazine. Chi cagS, III.; J. S, Purlo, Socurity Ware house & Cold Storage company. Sun Jose, Cal.; E. V. Carlton, "Pear Va rieties In Rogue River Valloy"; Charles A. Brand, "Penr Varieties In I'mpqua River Valley'; Charles A. Parks. "Pear Varieties In Willamette River Valley," and lroy Childs. "Pear ! urieiies in tioou uiver nuey. 1 PLAY 'WON SALE BIG CROWD EXPECTED sroTr.xi v.m ihkappkovks t -LONDON' XIX KL.U'K FASHION" I LONDON SeoUoml Yard -)jas en tered the realm of fashion to voice a protest. Tho cause In the new fad women l have of wearing pearl and diamonil nec-Kiaeea wh sinnst uown me ur. As a '"help yourself" idea of dis playing precious ptnnes. the detec tives wild It was sure to make more work for them.. ' "The Arrival of Klttv." tho sehool Junior play, coai-hed by Miss (ticket office, MHdred Strevey of he KiiRllsh de partment, promises to he a ront Hue cess beeauso of Its interesting plot and humorous situations. There is no place in tho play, it is said, where tho action lass or the characters fail to receive the sympathy of the audience. The play opens wlth'a Rcpne from the Halcyon hotel In the Cntskill mountains. Tins, a college hoy who Is serving as bellboy, takes the place of the proprietor for a few days and turns the hotel business into a get taken for the applicant from the agency, wins in love wun ittuimo mis ter, dressed us a woman, but in the end is persuaded , (o marry the spin ster. .Aunt Jane. Winkler Is In love with an actress, but to save himself tells June that Hobble loves her. However, after many complications, affairs are tttruiglitoued out to the satisfaction of all. The play 1h to bo given nt the Cra- (torfan theater Friday evenlivi. it will begin promptly at 8:15. Seats can high now bo roaerved at tho Craterian T The Markets I white, Illuosteui, HtrTirt, western white, $!.('.;(; sort hito, l.l'.;l'4; hard win 1 tor. northern spring, western ' red, ,i.r.7. I Today's car . receipts Wheat, .'80; Hour, 8; corn, 0; outs. 8; bay, 4. Livestock. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 3 (A. P.) Cuttle Steady; roceipts, 175 head. lions Nominally steady; receipts, 17U head (contract). Sheep Nominally steady; receipts, 21)5 head (contract). Eggs. PORTLAND, Oiu., Dec. 3. (A. P.) Kkks Weak, lc to 2c lower. Current receipts. 40c; fresh medium. :I7G 37 ISo : fresh standard firsts, 41 '11 4c; fresh standard extras, 13 (ji lill&u; frosh undersized, 2X(tf :!8MiC. Potatoes and Orrions. PORTIAS' D, Ore.. Dec 3. (A. P.) Potatoes Quiet, $2.GU(tf 2.U0 Back. Onions CJulot, $1.75. San Francisco Butterfat. SAN KHANCISCO, Dec. 3. (A. P.) Ilntterfut, f. o. h. San Francisco, COKic. Kdiih M. Autllln, for the second Weak Eyes? Camphor If you uve weak, nehini? eyes try simple, camphor, wltchhnzol, iiydras tlH, etc.. as mixed in Lnvopllk eye w'ash. One.eilull bottle hel!s any case weak, strained or sore eyes. Alumi num eye cup free. Leon D. Hawkins, druirelst. Bold In Central Point by Mary A. Meo, drilKKist. adv. rich-quick 'scheme. A tolocrain nrrives " " eighteen, months, A eilnesiiay snyltiK'that William Winkler will nr-1 filed suit In the circuit court for di rt ve with his spinster sister and h'svol.ce niruinst Alexander . Antllla. wUrdlslXr.ti.rrher'trhe'Toe'rnot!"'" 'h '"' marry his old friend, Henjamin More, j treatment. within one year. The time will be up I Tho complaint recites that n de- ln live hours, ir me niarr'atre does cr,,e Df divorce was uninfect the An- not take place. William Winkler will nlso forfeit $10,000; therefore. Wink ler has arranged to have llenjamin More appear. . In the tnoantime, Tlobblo Baxter, with whom Jano is really In lovo. ar rives. His sister offers Winkler $10. AOOo find her a husband. He resorts to a - matrimonial bureau. Henjamin More .arrives to marry Jane, Is mis- tllla's May 10, 1024. and thnt on May 2.pi, 1124, the couple were remarried at. Yreka, Calif., Antillu beliiK success ful In re-wooing. lleforo the second honeymoon had faded tho complaint says, Antllla re sumed his alleged cruel and Inhuman treatment, and Mrs, Antilhi comes to court seekinK another divorce. Butter and Milk. . POUTIjANI). Ore.. Dec. 3. (A. P.) Ilutter Slow, weak. unchuiiKed. Kxtra cubes, city 52c; slundurds. 5i'jc; prliuo firsts. 61 Vic; rirsls, 50c; under trradeB, nominal; prinls. 55c; .cartons. 60c. Milk Steady. Dost churning cream. 53C net Bhippors' track in zone No. 1. Cream, delivered Portland. 57c, Haw milk (4 per cent), $2.00 cwt. f. o. b. Portland. CHICAGO, Dec. 3 (A. ".) The highest prices of the day came duriiiR tho last few minutes of trading. Final ! transactions showed n net advance of 7 cents a bushel In Rome' cases since 'yesterday's finish. The Hharpest Rain j was in December delivery, which ! closed at $1.78 tou$1.78V4 today as compared with $1.71 Vi to $1.71 7-8. , The market as a whole was 6 to 7 cents up, Willi May $1.73 to $1.73 Vi and July nt $1.52 to $l.52Vi. Poultry. PORTLAND. Ore. Dee. 3. (A. P.) Poultry Sternly, unchanged. Heavy hens, 20c; light. I'.lc; springs, 24 lit 20c; broilers. 2l)Si.10c; young while ducks, 24fi25c; dressed turkeys, 38 4) 40c; live, nominal; geese, nominal. Portland Wheal PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 3. (A. P.) Wheat HHH hard white, $104; hard Gas on Stomach Won't Let You Sleep Clas pressing on heart and other or-B Kans mimetime causes a restless, nervous feeling and prevents sleep. AdU'iika helps any cuso gas on tho stomach, unions due to deep-seated rrUa. nilll'l.' ,.(,. ii iet 11 urn-. prise you. iUause Adlerlka Is such an excellent Intestinal evacuunt it Is wonderful for constipation it often works in one hour and never gripes. Mouth's Drug' Store. adv. UsehuUijts ? ; Wool Shirts and Sweaters Express Warm Friendship firry wool iiiixcil shirts , - 1.85 Blue wool sliirtK a 2.50 Muck Hear all-wool plaid shirts, assorted colors....$3.90 Regulation army wool shirts $3.75 Men's all-wool blazers, knit bottoms; a reul (rift $4.85 to $8.50 Moleskin fjolf blazers .' $6,00 Men's wool sport sweaters $3.85 to $4.25 Men's heavy navy blue' all-wool coat sweaters .:.$6.50 liovs' nJl-wool coat sweaters; a' dandy gift - $3.95 1 -1 1 ' ' .!-." You can select a practical gift from our large stock. T&e boys and men folk will be especially pleased if you select their gifts here. ' WE CARRY ONLY THE VERY BEST IN ALL OUR LINES He Will Appreciate a Dress Shirt Blue broadcloth, collar altacliod White broadcloth, collar' attached IMui'-or rri'' broadclolh, without collars.... liltht. irrny wool dress shirts .... Boys' dress shirts and blouses ..: $1.45 ....,.....$1.45 $1.45 $2.95 :.. .85 Men's chainbruy shirts 65 to $1.85 Vantcx semi-soft collars, 3 for $1.00 Buckskin shirts : $3.75 I'n i icy all-wool plaid shirts $5.25 Suspenders President stylo suspenders G5 Heavy police and firemen suspenders....65y Dress suspenders 45 Dress Socks Men's puarautced lisle socks, pair 35 Men's cashmere socks, pair 50 Heather wool socks, pair i ...50 Fancy silk and wool socks, pair 85 Heavy trreeu or red ll-vool socks, pr...85' Neckties in ' Gift Boxes Jt23 A plea-iinn selectioii nfsilk tics in holly boxes $1.00 Bow ties in holly boxes 50 Knit ties 65 Garters Newport single grip garters 35 Newport double grip garters..-. ..;,.,. .50 0 Serviceable Dress and Work Gloves Men's leather dress' gloves,. luilineel ; .$1.95 to $2.50 J Men's lined dress cloves' SI. l5 to &12.5U Lined, driving gauntlets.. $2.50 Wool gloves and mittens 50d Mcii'h all-leather work gloves.50 to $3.50 Luggage . Suitcases, a good selection :...'.....L.'. .'.i...$1.25 to $11.50 traveling bags ...........:....,'.:..'.:......$3.75 to $ . 5.t0 Lunch Kits and Bottles Handy Andy lunch kits and bottles '. Univc'rsul Injich kits and bottlc.........'...T. J'hit vacuum bottles u. I..., Universal quart size vacuum bottle . $1.50 ,...$1.85 Leather Coats and Vests Men's leather vests $5.50 Sheepskin lined vests, leather sleeves ....'..$8.00 Cowhide coats, leather collar and cuffs $13.50 Sheepskin lined mnckinaw, 6-inch collar.....' $13.50 Genuine navy pcacoals $12.00 Men's overcoats, nil-wool $16.50 Boys' all-wool niackinnws $4.90 Here Are the Gifts That Last Ladies' felt house slippers, fur lined 89 Men's Mt sjippcrs ....,....... $1.75 jT Af..,., l....ti i: CO Pci ?o o."r t'ii;n n iiutuu oiijrjii-i. p.tJ III jj1i,AU 1 Give Shoes Men's work shoes", till leather ; $2.50 Mun's dress shoes $4.85 to $5.50 Men's "Honesty" 'high tops :.' $6.50 to $9.85 Officers' field boots, 17-inch tops, chorry color $8.75 Red Gooso shoes for boys $3.25 to $3.50 High tops for' boys .'.......a.:.,.......;.1-..;.;...'. $5.00 to $6.50 Army S Outing Stores Opposite Craterian Theater Leather Belts Boys' leather belts, regular size...! 45 :J toys' wide leather bells ; $l.O0 Men's wide leather bWts ..'....$1.00 Leather kev eases- !.,.......,....45J "' , 'V - . - (5 opposite Craterian Theater VYt-vnv, : -if'- TT rr Tn ' Tin
