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Official Republican Statement
Bf lHu,,u CouDt' KpubHon Central Committee. '
CLEVDALE NEW J ,
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l WORtD SERIES FACTS.
, Principals Brooklyn Nation-
TIT war millionaire were
j Pn!llaeut Talis aauim-
l'Bd b.m v.l mo. which
jrfrttin. h'l 'Me in souie their
,0S-nUed anU were
r;';bruan,e;
J ' ii Kuosevelt regime
"d V. ol the navy deP""""11
C I. were sold for Junk, the
; , Lf these guns, in
" i i 'is" Hi" "r depnitmeut
vuur.t W' ' thai not the
iMUr Mr Ziiierumu. the
of tie gun. tried his best to
!, to the government at their
wrve 'its country rather
fi.ke money. HI. oiler was re
.nil later he put an average i
,.nh ..n the thirty
' r IiW.uOO for the lot. The
M -i f.ir some reason. In-
.mii,s'u ' lh government
ui.V'ihe splendid resources which
' rio'ic peoule placed at Its d la-
WARREN C HARDING
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most of whom had nothing whatever
to do. .Many of these were in one
anothers way. Members of Congress
uuer visiting ine departments, came
""::: , . with such n
itn anu Il'e '""""r running
'I debt from day to day. no won-
liberty bends ure below par.
r.,.rnnr Cox ax-uses the repub-
o( the fuel that a democrat- everyw here. There never was any
: -julniitratlon uses all the money . thing like It in the history of our
wd thruiieh taxation under ex- government.
'( laws, and cries for more, how j the Bureau of Ordnance alone
Go.ernor fine "UKKest the funds 'In Washington there were more em
iiiry to maintain Ihe govern-1 ployes than lreat Ilritain had for
.i cuulil he secured under a low- , her great military and naval es-
uuiion! tablishments, and she hail over 7,-
S if 000,000 men In the field and the
S,:aaniloring One billion dollars I greatest navy that ever s illed the
illeged aircraft production with- seas. Public business Just could not
,i wJinpt a nuliting plane to.be transacted in Washington. Ihe
'jwu wiggling ''d wobbling with ! employees were In one another's
Ttueiocc. I way.
i'f .'?
sig.'li'd Into Siberia and we! The democratic administration
. Liled uul. I now has 320.000 more governmen'
: is I employes on the roll than It had In
Central Wood's characterization , ,slfi- Bnd 8,""e hes employees
!lL'ague o( .Villous- i '"ncy Balarles. In some cases up
-Th, League of Nations is an' a year. When the presl-
ric.D child born while its pa-.lenfs son in law. Mr. McAdoo, took
were temporarily residing . charge of the railroads the demo
iid It got its fii st lessons from cratlc parly found Its supreme oppor-
foreicn nurses, the English, the tun'ty to provide fat offices for de-
tfi tie Italians and the Jap-: serving partisans at salaries never
- Then the parents brought u I before heard or dreamed of. Mr.
tmerioa. but the Americans re- McAdoo had six assistants at rrt,
dloadii.lt It until it could speak 000 ea"" : two at $40,000 a
. language of Ihe Declaration of 'Par erh: '"ree at $:I5.000 a year
v,i.m ,i ih.. rni.stitiitl.m ' each: two al :0.000 a year each:
$20,000 a year each and so on. There
can be no relief for the taxpayer with
out a change in administration.
lit I'niteil Suite."
This ia good.
Vien ihe armistice was signed In
rniber 191N, there were in Wash
:'on alone, 117.454 employees. It
l well known fact that Washlng
Tf rhrouK'1'! with employees,
nK ON HAND WIIKN TIIK
noOKS OPEN THURSDAY. KOSK
ni'HO liOOTFIilK.
Monday. October 4th. The dav
dawned bright and springlike and we
all would like 30 days of such wea
ther, yet the weatherman does not
encourage us to expect it However.
vinu prosperity in evidence and with
sugar on the down grade, we will not
repine. Our garners are full and
our crops along all lines are far
auoe tne average and health and
happiness l8 the portion of our pro-
BicBBive people.
There is ar. undercurrent of pro
found interest in the coming election
that it Is receiving the due consid
eration of the voters of both sexes.
Yet all candidate of all parlies are
great hearted and loyal Americans.
And we all will bow In submission
to the rule of the majority. Let it
be as It may.
Speaking of the outcome of the
trial of J. F. Wallace, who was ac
cused of a mot revolting crime an.l
who was completely vindicated, etc..
We must state as to our opinion that
our experienced officials certainly
did their whole duty In this case anil
finally cleared an Inno ent man. We
must sustain the Integrity of our Ju
diciary without a possibility of their
letting a guilty ma nescape. Sheriff
Qulne and District Pttorney Neunerl
certainly were corrleet and thet
grand jury ratified their verdict. To!
doubt our officials would be dlsloy il. ;
It certainly was an unfortunate rails-
tak and a very severe one on Mr.
Wallace. j
Mr. and sirs. Martin Redfleld of I
Anchor, are the happy parents of a
baby girl. Congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Morgan have
rented the FJiner Totten residency on
Willis avenue for the winter. ' j
Miss Ileuluh Morgan has resumed i
her studies at the O. A. C.
Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Davlsif Cold-
en attended services at the Olivet
Church yesterday.
I. H. Smiili of the C.lendale tele
phone exchaiif.e has purchased him a
fine Ford car In which he and Mrs. ?
Smith enjoyed nil outing SumHy. !
Miss Lillian Vandervort, who Is'
teaching school at the Wilson school J
house, spent the week end with her!
uncle. Chirles Hobbs, of the 1'. S.
mail service.
Mrs. John Moore and d'aughler re
turned Saturday from an extended
visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
G. T Moore, of Woodland. Calif.
Mr and Mrs. Ira Lewis and son.
Robert, left for their Roseburg home
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Carter and Mr. and
Mrs. Jennings, of Lytsnl. were week
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. Thom
pson of this city
Mrs. Laura Stevenson' and son.
Hilly, who have spent the past year
nt i.okeview, are visiting with rel
atives at (Irants Pass this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McO.e nnd son
have left for their new home in Pet
nlitniH, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Don MeCee
da and Cleveland Americans.
Brooklyn Owner Charles H.
Ebbets.
1 Cleveland Owner Jawet C.
' Dunn.
Brooklyn Manager Wllbert
1 Robinson.
! Cleveland Manager Trls
I Speaker.
I Brooklyn Captain Zach
Wheat, left fielder.
Cleveland Cuptaln None:
Speaker is the whole works.
Umpires Klein and O'Day,
National league: Connolly and
Dineen, American league.
Time of Games 2 p. ni.
(Daylight saving time).
Games Brooklyn, October
6. 6, 7; Cleveland, October 9,
10. 11 and 12; Brooklyn. Oc-
tober 14 and 15, If necessary.
Division of Receipts Ten
per cent of receipts of each
game goes to the national com-
mission; sixty per cent of the
balance of the first. four games
goes to the players and forty
per cent to the club owners: of
the players' share. "5 per cent
goes to the players of the con- I
testing clubs. 15 per cent goes
to the second place clubs In 4
each league and 10 per cent to
Hie4hird place clubs; of the 75 4!
per cem for contesting plavers 4i
sixty per cent goes to the win-
ners and forty per cent to the
4 losers.
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Wheat Makes a
Sharp Decline
PORTLAND. Oct. 6 Portland
wheat prices took a sharp drop yes
terday in sympathy with the big
I slump in the eastern market. At
me aiercnauts exenange z was Did
for hard white, a decline of 20 cents
from Saturday's price. Decline in
other grade ranged from this
amount down to cent.
No business was reported from the
country, where farmers are said to
be more anxious to sell. Exporters
are entirely out of the market, as
Canadian and other foreign wheat Is
being sold in the world's market un
der the price of American grain.
"Help Wanted Male."
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H. S. Student
Council Meets
will not leave this valley for some
time yet.
We acKnowledKO the receipt of a
lance basket of dellcioun fruit from
the Clow Fruit Farm, with the r
jrardu of Mr. Clow and hia daughter
Hessie. Our uppereintlnn enualH the
excellence of the gift. thank you.
Attorney O. 8. Drown Is linprov
Ihk his proporty on 3rd atreet and
Willis avenue.
Mr. and Mra. George Hiidle and
son Hoy. nre arranKlng their business
with the view of spending the rom
iriff winter with relatives in Michigan
and in Chicago. Many friends will
infss them here and we regret to ee
them leave.
Mrs. Julia Hapen and Mrs. Bailey
were Roseburg visitors lapt week.
We are not Informed whether we
are to have a city election or not i
hut never mind. Our present "city j
dads" are so efficient and reliable
that we do not care to exchange them
anvwny.
Mrs. Wagner, of Ashland, visited'
her daughter. Mrs. Frank Rone in'
ttOs city lust week. We acknowledge
the pleasure of a cull from Mrs.
Wagner and her grand daughter.
Miss Bessie Rone.
It Is wiih profound roeret that we
henr that MIsh Jnck Plotner. our
effMent and populnr jitney driver
may leave us and co to Los An
reles for nn extended stay. XX
The atudent council of the High
School Student Body, met last night
in conjunction with the presidents
of the four High School clussea and
several important business matters
were taken up for discussion. A
standard size for the class pennant
was adopted and a design adopted.
When these pennants are purchased
they will be displayed In the as
sembly hall, according to an agree-,
in en t made among the classes at a
meeting of the student body early'
Inst spring. Fach claxs will respect
the pennant of the- other class and
there will be no "swiping." The aire
adopted was 2 4 by 5 feet. It was
further voted to work out a plan In
the near future for Inter class riv
alry. In a contest to Include both the!
literary and athletic efforts. There
Is a desire on the part of the stud
ents and instructors to organise the
spirit of rivalry among the classes,
instead of the somewhat "harum
scarum' method in which this riv
alry has been expressed heretofore.
They also decided to raise funds in
some manner to purchase a cup or
other suitable prize for the class
winning the most points In the contests.
"Here's Real Tobacco"
ay the Good Judge
That gives a man more
J;enuine chewing satis
action than he ever got
. out of the ordinary kind.
Smaller chew, lasts longer
so it costs less to chew
this class of tobacco.
And the good, rich to
bacco taste gives a world
i of satisfaction. '
' Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew
will tell you that.
Put up in two styles
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
Dodge Cars Sell
At Same Prices
IS lMl'KOVINd.
PKI.I.INO SKNSATION THVIIS
T)A Y AT THE HOOTKMIB.
Mrs. L. (J. Haker, who resides on
Rice Creek Is reported to be serious
ly ill at her home.
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dASTORIA
For Infants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Always bears
the
Signature lit
Official confirmation of press dis
patches from Detroit, announcing
that there would be no reduction in
the price of Dodge Brothers Motor
Cars, has been received by J. O. New
land, the Dodge Brothers deuler In
this city. A telegram from O. W.
Matheson, .acting general sales man
ager, to the local deuler, reads:
"Dodge Brothers policy has ever
been to give full value for the price
asked. There will be no reduction In
(he present pricea of Dodge Brothers
motor cars. Newspaper reports to
the conirury are absolutely untrue."
"Dodge Brothers announcement
was no surprise to us," suld J. O.
Newluud. "In fact It la only a sub
stantiation of Dodge Brothers busi
ness principles. At no time' have
they ever demanded an excess
amount for their product. Aa in the
past, they will continue In the future
to demand a fair return for their
efforts.
"The mere fact that the demand
for Dodge Brothers motor cars Is
si ill greater than the supply, despite
the great expansion program at the
factory, has absolutely nothing to do
with the decision to continue the
present prices. In marketing their
car Dodge Brothers have never made
a point of price and will never sac
rifice the quality of their product to
enter price competition."
BR ON HAND WHKN TMK
DOORS Ol'KN THUKSDAY. H0913
Bl'ltO BOOTKUIK.
Verne Park hurst, manager of ihe
Pacific Fruit and Produce company,
who was seriously Injured on October
1st. when he was caught and crush
ed between two heavy motor trucks,
and who ras been receiving treat
ment at the Mercy Hospital, la im
proving dally according to Dr. K. B.
Stewart, who is In charge. The In
juries were not as serious as was tit
first thought, although they wero
very painful.
NTATKHKNT OK t'lHCt J.ATION. KTC.
Httitfiiiont of the own mlilp. niaituKf
meitt, circulation, etc.. required by the
ui't of onHT'HS of AiiKUMt 24, 1H12, of
the KonettirK News-Hevlew. published
tin II y nt Itoaebur;, OrvKun. fur Oc
tober, 120. K title of Oreifon. County of
Doug-law. llvfurw me. a Notary Pub
lic In and fur the state ami county
aforeaalil, personally appear'! 11. W.
Hate, who, huvlnic been duly sworn
according to law, deposes and ssys thut
tie Is the JklnnuBer of the Koxehui'tC
NeWH-llevlew, ami that the followintC
in. to the bent of his knowleuic ami
belief, a true statement of the owner
ship. trtnnaKenieiit, and clrc ututlon of
the aforesaid uh Ileal Ion for the n.ttn
shown In the above caption, required
by the Act of tonress of August ",
1912: 1'ubllshers. H. W. Itates. 1 Wltu
berly. Hert il. ltale. O. V. Wlmhrly,
Itosehur;, Oreaon. That the owm n
are News-liev lew Company. H. W.
Hates. I Wlmherlv, He it. O. Ha ten,
anrt i. V. Wlmherty, all of Itowe
bura. Oreajon. That the known hon-t-huhlers.
mortKBKt'e. untl other secur
ity holders owning or holding 1 per
cent or more of total amount of bond,
mortgages, or other securities aror
None. That the average number of
copies of wa ll Imhuo of this publication
sold or distributed, through the mails
or ot h or wine, to paid suuHrrlliem dor-lug-
Ihe six month preceding Ihe dat
xhown above Is 34U0. K W. It ATM M,
.Manager. Kworn to and niihM'rlbed he
foie ine (his 4th day of Oi loher, 1 !o.
M. I'. Kite. (My commlHMlun expires
Mhv 27. ihl:i.
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Announcement
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Extraordinary!
BEI
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QMPANY I
WILL BE CLOSED
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
A Merchandise Bomb of T. N. T. will explode on Ship H. C. L. Watch papers
fr Opening Date of Sale. The Golden Goose of Opportunity will lay the
golden egg of saving in your pocket book.
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