MEDFORD BAILY TBlBUNBj, MEDFORD, OREGON', TUESDAY. NOVEMBER in, 1008.
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THE SOUTH DA EOT A DEC I SI OX.
Harvey Scott still labors under the senile delusion that
he can be United States senator J'roin Oregon and has em
barked full-fledged upon his campaign of dishonor for
only by dishonor can the election of Chamberlain be prevented.
me. j-oruanu wrcgoniaii tinny snarls loitli various
excuses to justify repudiation of solemn pledges made peo
ple by legislators. It has discovered that, the republic is
in danger, that Statement No. 1 is akin to secession and
grabs every possible straw to exalt dishonor and pave the
way for the shame of Oregon.
The latest agonies are over the decision of the supreme
court of North Dakota, in which the court was asked to
,: "restrain the people from expressing their choice for Unit
ed States senator which, by the way, the court refused
to tfo so the people of North Dakota as well as of Oregon
have the; right to declare their choice and the republic
still lives.
la au effort to twist this decision to its i xvii ends, the
wregonian misrepresents the ease and draws false conclu
810118. me .North Dakota law compelled legislative can
didates to support the party s popular choice for senator,
liiaking the pledge part of their oath of office, thus dif-
iermg.iroiii me uregon Jaw, which makes the
(Statement No. 1) purely voluntary on the part of the
legislator and not part oi his oath of office morally, but
JiotJegaUy, binding. This part of the North Dakota law
...i.: i i i j t ,i f
which iiuueu anouier oath as a qualification for office, was
neiu to uo a violation ot the state constitution, though the
court held it had no jurisdiction to pass upon the election
of senator under the provisions of the primary law.
,.' The .North Dakota decision has no hearing whatever
upon Statement No. 1 in Oregon. The decision of the
North Dakota case does not affect in the slightest particle
the Oregon primary law, nor does it in the least release
.legislators from the moral obligation incurred in their voluntary-pledge
to their constituents that tliev would vote
for senator as instructed by the people.
xumju-i poini, mai snouici not he lost sight of in this
campaign ot dishonor JS that the people of every precinct
city and county in Oregon voted in .June by an overwhelm
ing majority, tor a law instructing members of the leg
lslaturc to vote lor and elect the candidate selected bv th(
people for United States senator from Oregon-whici,
'!,w,uraiura J" uncertain terms what the people of all
hmirion 4-1. 1' J 1. ' it 1
iiiiiik oi tins neiarious attempt thwart the w
of the people as expressed at the polls.
'Allv StnfiMM.iit , i I. i.. i i .... ,,
. ' '-""' who wiiiuiiv remains
uosent , repudiates j,,sple,lg,. or i any manner contributes
to the election of some person- other than lb,, one chosen lu
be people-George E. Chamberlain will lav himself open
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What Papers Say
Bryan an a Campaigner
( Wnxlijngtou jpont)
The pliyrtirul ut am ina uinl men tut
ulf-rtiM HM iliH.liiycl by Mr. Hryiin during
this i-animij;ii urn nothing uluirt of innr
Vfloim. Ah ii c-iimpaiyiKT lie Una fflijtsed
tin rt'cnnlH of tlic most famous hUitiiji
Hpt'akiTH of AmiTiciin limtory. He tMemn
to Ijc nuulc of Honicthinjf inon 1i.rf.ble
than fli-rili and lilootl. On many an oc--mimi
In- Ims n'arlicil hio be.1 in a
I'lillman car loiitf after one o'clock in
(lie mora in after i day of c cam-legs
train, to urim- at (Inylitflit ami deliver
Hpcci'lics, liakft linmls and endure Ih
boriotiH travel for another H liuurn.
at it Htri'ti-h, Oilier men have accom
plished thm feat fur a week or ten day
at a Htrelch, hut .Mr. Ilrvna seems to
he able to make nueli tanks bin regular
iicrupat ion.
Only an abHtemioiiN life, a rugged con
stitution and a good dit-poHition could
stand tin- Htraiii to which Mr. Rryau
siibjertH hiniHeir. Ho t; admirably con-
st it uteri to Hervo an a i'renidential can
lidate. Thedrain upon hia vital re
Hourceft of HiM'li cadidateii n becoming
heavier with every campaign, and it ih
a ipieHtion whether it will not: be neei'H
nary to bring about a eoiuplcto change
if campaign methods if candidate., are
to Miirvi and nave their health, !
Not Yet
But Soon
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S K E X li X T ISSUE
For Thanksgiving Sale
Emm
OUR MENU AND SEE VICE'
are as perfect as can be. At tbia mi
tan rant you can get anything you Want
to oat from a "little snack1 ' to- tu
elaborate dinner. And if yoa can, find
any fault with the way we oook cd
tterve it you will be the first to do- jo,
Tcoplo toll us our meals are nothing
leg Hthan physical and mental fMtt,
('otne aud see if they are right,'.
NASH etiFE-
REAL ESTATE
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That Unforgetable Slogan (
!"HASKINS FOR HEALTH"!
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"ii'lnnum Amlf-rKnu to 1-Mviin1
lluml, .1 m-n-M tu-t'tioti 2.", town
liip .17, aV If KT5
V. K. Nuncli-rx In Mary K. Howl
injl, l(j. It IjIui-Ii J 1'nrk iicl.lition
.Mi-ilfnnl 500
If. II. SIcvi-iih lo (,'. A. I'owoll,
riiTty in Axliluut
Nliziiliclli c. Thiiriiliin In J, S.vil
.Mr.N'air, imiiiorlv in Mock "I.
AhIiIiiiiiI
II. K. Kiiik lo I.iiuiHa I'nrHlow,
-V '! lot 1, Wooli'M adililion,
AMhlnml
l-ruiik W. IIiiIHh, Kill r.ori'H iu hi'o
tiou ;t.5, tnwiiHliii .'12, 2 K . . . .puti'iit
Hi'". I'. I.inillov lo Gen. 1'. KiK,
1HII.II2 ncri'B in mi-linn 2,
towimliii ;(2, 2 K
I,cin II. Drown lo I-:, florlrmli'
Kinjf, IIH.-Iil iiorcii in wi-lion
i, iownaiiii :n, :i n
Kllrii I'. (liiloy to Hank uf Aali
land, lam! in -tlon II, town
ship :i!, 1 K
' 'it.v of Ahlanil to fli-o. Ktophcn.
Hon. 2.72 ai-rcs in InwiiNliip :IS,
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A THOROUGHBRED
n man always looks like when bo has
had liia garments fitted ami niado in
tli nxqiiiaito atyle tli.it is always given
lliein by Kreuzer. If yon dan't look
like a man of ftiBliion and taste it is
lioi-anse your tailor is nt fault, oud yon
-:iu ulways be suru uf appearing lik
one if your suit or overcoat is made I"
COPVNICMT. A.P E Ct
J. A. KREUZER & CO
IMPORTERS AND TAILORS,
PALM BUILDING, MEDFORD, ORK
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:inn
Marriago Licenses
Km in e 1 1 A. Koonl. and Anna Trnccy
( In r.-iioc II. Ilal.lwiu i:ml Zoina XV il
(illHOll.
SPRAT YOUR ORCHARDS NOW
Tor Buu Jose Scale, and Uso Sampson's
. Concentrated Lime and Sul
phur Solution.
Hcale lives ami works all Ike year
round. Don't forgot this. An the ,
scale dies the new is reiuly to enrrv on
the destruction of our orchards.
1 lie scale is less vidimus in Hi
anil moro easily and surely d
man in any other season of the year.
, Therefore now is the best time to -it
tack ami kill it. If ,o spray w.
muuy n valuable tree will . ,V1., ,)ml
umerwise, lieclluse of the sinl
not relnii. 111 i .
' i-iiiioii io slnrt in
the apriii)(.
iuu nave more
less wind
JACKSONVILLE ITEMS.
Willis .1. (iilii,, f As , ,! Vh.
m-mioi oi iie-ui imiiiiii were in town
former proving up ,,n his
full.
st roved
would
Ni'tiirdav. Ih
tinil'i-r ekiiiii
rlonlis Niinan of 'i.
1 '". I- l rr I'ortland one
10 accept a posilion in
I 'lii-is KeeKau :n ,v;f,
1 1 ''"'s lay Irul w,
l oite.l Stat,., civil
Xn.lrcw l
tune now; there is
In scatter nnd wiit,. il,,.
pray, anil make it hard to ever even
part. Then, too, you cannot tell what
may happen to prevent Ihoronuh iprav
ilK in the fall.
But, above all, the result of fall
pruyinn urn nbsoliilely certain.
Sulphur Solution.
Those, are all "spray facts."
XVo claim no wonderful clo',nj,a
eovery in this spray, but we do . lain,
most emphatically thai:
Sampson's lime nn.l sulphur solution
always produces satisfactory result,
and docs no injury. There is n .tt,.t
spray manufactured than Samp,,,,,
lima and sulphur solution.
. .Sampson's lime and sulphur s..hiti,.n'
Is a eleur, cherry colored solution fr,.,
from, eilimeiit. It is Biiaranl 1 ,.
teat. 30 degrees llniline. If your deal ;
era rannnt supply you, write to us.
Bo snro you use Sampson
Manufactured by
. ORA.N'TS I'ASS I'AXMNi; en.
tirants Pass, dree
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JAPAN WILL SPEND
NEXT YEAR 2ft8 MILLIONS
V TOKIO, .liipan. .Viv. ID. The liiiiin
villi' rtepiirtiueiit today nnnouiiced the
budget for the next year. aj.vrrK.il.iij;
25S,ri6O,0l)n. This means that the ,-ur
tailinent of funds for military, luivnl
and civil enterprises is S4.n!i(i.nim. The
tediietlon ia in lino with the pi-ncrnl
. policy of the new cabinet, which is miik
ring every endeavor to suve nunicv mid
tarry the nation over the period of
financial depression. Thero is still some
objection to this policy, but the con
ervatlre element slrnnnly supports the
government,
an, Taylor' ,x
biv lt!:i week
i bunk.
were Anhlniid
eek.
Service Aoenl
icily .1 I 'oi l l:i ml and XV.
" "f ' '"i'.l were in town on
business Safnidav.
I', hen. -II' has iclinai.l fi-.o.. ..
trip to l'..r:lan.l.
Us .ii.l Mr. Kd!in(jl.in
il Iheir hoiuea in Adi
Probate
Kstate l-:.-nest .1. Hundley; a minor
i-der uinile appointing ('. . ililh-ttp,
lack Morris mid John Nelson.
Kstale Annie I,. Ilerrv: final renorl
filed.
Now Cai-os
'V. II. Clenienl vs T. II. Mansfield et
il; soil to foreclose inortfr;l.e; lieains
:nd Itcams attorneys for the plintiff.
St. Mary's Academy.
A hoarding and duy school, largo,
ommodioiis and modern in its eipiip
nents. Departments of instruction: Primary,
'ruuimnr, commerciul academic, music
mil art. The courso proper to each is
nitlined iu Iho "course of study of the
schools of tho Sisters of the Holv Names
f Jesus and Mary," nr.d will be for-
.variled on application to any uddress.
The commercial department will open
Mnniluv, Novoinber 2, nnd comprises
diorthanil, tvpevvritine, offico methods
mil practical bookkeeping, modern bus-
nesH spelling nnd writing.
Kor particulars, apply to Sister Su
perior. ' 208
A SI 8 6
I am now
Located
with Martin J. Redtly
and am prepared to
do all kinds of re
pair work on
Watches, Clocks
and Jewelrv
B. N. Butler
Near Postoffice
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Foa sale -' w wia n . .
iwfiNot -See
lip?Many:
sipis of (his cliai'tu'ter about Medford. We
always find a desirable tenant before a good ,"'
building lias been "to let" more than 24
hours, and land owners know we can alwas
find a purchaser if a reasonable valuation is
put; on property. Consequently Medford'':,
does not impress Hie honieseeker as being
"under (lie hammer." This is as it should'
he. .
This is (ho season of the year when honio
soekers want winter aeeonunodations. tTae
business judgment; get free rent and make .
a winning by purehasing one of these beauti- ' :
fill collages of (lie
Rogue River Land
Company
KX 1 1115 IT HI' ITDING,
MEDFORD
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Mis. -I. A ll IImiIh
XIiiIi'mmI on lot,,, ,
W. ''. II 1 :,-
" -o teli, citir..., we,,
'h, ' nly sent Saluid.-'V
Thiniiuh a iiiisptint i
'hat th. ladies of Hie Civ
"' "I elub i.ali,, il.". ,o,
from
II came ov
Saturday.
I: incs A. Kiser.
viiutors at
iftciaoon.
:im slate
.c liuprov,
ri, In
I'ri.la.
'is it s ,, ,
'veiling ;he
of Ml i, l.ewi
"r this wlnl
.' . u hi. c .-e
loi.eKan. 1
XVcinll,
n i in i r din
e been s-,.
'lull met at
I'lii.-h to re
l-'oMowi-iir
' prese-it : M is-es
ona I'lrich, l-'av
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You can
find it at
Hussey's
Cash
Store
l In,
mi, I
Wells
M'. :u
i.t'.-s.,r
t !'iti
M.-ri.le, l.eila at
'or Karl Moore.
1'. l'ilee.:in, Ifav Next.
I Mis. l.ewi, riri.l,
1 ' spmi Sntid:
K in M.'dl'oid.
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WIRR1
ESS BHKAKS ALL
ur.coRDs tor distance
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Sty Cnittd;t
pan!;
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Stato Depositary.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS
115,000.00
THE PEOPLE
Should be interest oil iu firo aud burglur
pioof inoteeliiiu for valuables from'
" iliionnire to tho wage-earner, from
the owner of valuable securities to the
person who possesses jewelry prized for
its associations. In fact, almost every
one needs this kind of protection, and
it may bo found in the firo and. burglur-.
proof vault of tho Jackson County Bank
where you may rent n safe deposit box
at n very rensonnblo charge. , (
Sufo doposit boxes to rent, $4 per
year, and op.
W. I. VAWTEB, President . ,
O. H. LINDLEY, Cashier. . ....
M I'M) FORD WASH & DOOR COMPANY ;
PHONE 2291. '
XX'itidow I''rniiies, Oak Veneered Duors, with Bevel Plato, carried in itoolceheiii.
Office l.'ixl.ures and all kinds of Pinning Mill Work, including Turned Work'
nnd Fancy Grills.
sthi:i;t, hetwbkn sixtiiand S EVENTH stkeets. .
'na; ep'l I'ikp"
THE KINO OP ALL JEWELS
The Diamond has held first place
since time Iickuii, in the esteem uf all
lovers of jewelry anil no one enn deny
that it will continue to do so. Neither
can anyone deny that the diamonds
shown nt Martin llcildy 's jewelry store
cm be surpassed for their weight by
any other dealer, (let our prices be
fore you decide purchasing.
MARTIN J. REDDY
The Jeweler.
Near the Postoffice.
A5 OCOWtRSOUR. 1
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wane
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wire
unicc
fr. in .,.
h . Oct. !l. -The
I'ateo.h Islands
'iking ilistauce .
lifonim t ,. .-.,r j
il'L' t.'.lllV 1,, l,r....L I
'le f..-'l estal.li
I Satur.lav inelit.
I He locg distance
III.' tl.illli.sl slatien
I nun the ni,, ,,ri,.r VV Vj .
ia ..f the I'acif,,. fl,., ,-r ,,
th. ;.
Ih Hi I:
break !
'.I be I
heard ii
an or,e
est ir.Mit
' with i
nnicn to construct tark,t5. X(,
sage entile overland n orealir ic.rl ,.r
I he distaiire and this i,- consi,ler,Hl t,
iiiiosnal part of the iiirf,,ri,,.nn,.
fTREESi
ST'F-s-l frm,!.i,il'," T ''F VXX
VtU-1, ! . V' 1 "'"' ,f "rlR XjlJ
-TVllTv I ii"'s! 's-vi.-'U-J.-olisI ..ihnXtC'
. Ti ''"?' -I'" Jermsnl. ud .11
iThA",""1! '"cm-iluil'l, esl l"5?
vpwrchft.. flnm ,.tr i.wn llll,7y
"Jv RdSFft ii"iiuinf
rws, 'mVs0 c 9 snm &
WA!tl2K T. u,i,...iti"u.iciarnor-jC
fspjiNniiMi airont. wn.r.sid (lOCrTs.
artl V,Unt';trus,cl,ls. lirWTrlCV
XMC4 tli;iruif, flli3RKiS3P
Mudford Trlbnae, S0t per month
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A Map of Jackson
County
The Tribnue and Southern Oregon ian is
having made at great expense a fine, colored,
lithographed map of Jackson county.
This map will show all cities, towns ami
villages, rivers and waterways, section and
survey lines, railroads and projected rail
roads, wagon roads, forest reserve bounda
ries, election preeinets and other data need
ed hy everyone. All townships shown in
colors.
This up-to-date map will he ready for
distribution some time in December. It will
be sold only through The Tribune and
Southern Oregonian.
This will be your only chance to secure a
good map of Jackson county, as all map edi
tions are out of print and plates were des
troyed in the San Francisco fire, necessitat
ing new plates made at an enormous expense.
Further details later. Readv in December.
J. Ii. ENVAHT.l'rcsid cut.
.1. A. PKKHY, Vice President.
JOHN S. OKTH, Cashier.
XV. B. JACKSON, Ass 't Cukiet. .'
The Medford National Bank:
MEDFOBD.PR. -
CAPITAL $50,0x00
SURPLUS 10,000
Safety Hoxes to Rent. A General Banking Business r
Transacted. We Solicit Your Patronage
PERKINS & JANNEY
ARCHIT EOTS AXD ENGINEERS
Plans, Specifications, Superintendence. Surveying1 ;
in aLl its branches.
Rooms 2S-2'J, Jackson County Bank Building.
When You Are Hunfiij
for the best tailoring estaelisaiajfat,
von will not burn your money i( yon
patronize us. Tho time is aeirj ar
n heu you should tbink about yeur all
suit. We are aniieus that yBai aktciid
see our display of fall faeries, ltks
your selections now. We will fill jeiir
order Avith pleasure.
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Stea.m cleaning. French dry clean
ing and pressing neatly done.
W. W. EIFERT
CITY TAILOR
MID70BD
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