ROOSEVELT ON SUFFRAGE.
D u n n 's S ta tem en t to V oters
1
1
In consenting to run for the nom Let Wsmss Have Ballet When They
ination for the office of county Judge.
Want It, Me Bays,
women vote as to whether they
I feel that It 1» due the electorate of
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Jackson county, Oregon, to »et forth wish to vote or not Is the advice
fully the reason, which have prompt which Theodore Roosevelt gives them
BACK
TO
TEXAS.
Of
and to the nation In the Outlook. He X
* . . t i l I « (»ul.I »;•» h‘U U to T r « t t» .
ed me to do so.
H a c k w l» » w o ito o 1 »»»«»1 to
aays In part:
There I . not. nor can there be. any
"1 believe In woman’s sun rage
d w e ll.
J u a t to » • • t h « « o o d o ld c o u n
strong personal desire for the office, wherever the women want It. I be
try
for everyone knows that the duties lieve a referendum was held In Mas
A n d th » f r la n d o I lo v e d
w o ll;
appertaining to that office are many, agcluiaetta. In which a majority of the X
B a c k to T w ia a a n d t o ran« h Ilf « ,
C a m p « « » In a in o i’ M •
h ,,,B
complex and difficult, under ordinary women who voted voted In favor of
A n d to r id e b e h in d th e c a t t le .
conditions, and w ill be doubly oner- the bullot. But I hey Included only 6
F e e l a g w lti l h a M i« t h a t t h r il l« ;
per cent of the women who were en |
H e a r th e r o y o t e a In th e m o o n lig h t
oua under the conditions that no-v titled to vote, ami where the vote la j ❖
R in g in g w it h n th o u e n n d y e lla
prevull
In
the
county
and
In
respect
A b I t r a i l to Hie* p y H o llo w
so light those not voting should »>«
O r v«»mp o u t o n H o w a r d W e ll«
to the county's finances.
held as voting no. This was In IA06 !
<j«'t a rt»pe a r o u n d « y e a r lin g .
I waa born In Jackson county, and It would 1» well worth the experl j X
Y a n k h la f*»et v le im o ff t h e g r o u n d ;
feel, and can, therefore, tie pardoned Bent again In Massachusetts and New i X
T r y m y lu c k a t r id in g I ’ ln k ICye;
I t r e n k h ie to 1 *< » n d » t il l be e o u n d ;
for feeling, a pride In the prosperity York.
T
]I< o r th e b u g le o f t h e B tu g c co ao h
••Perhaps one renson why ao many
and the upbuilding of this beautiful
T h a t c o in e a r o llin g In to t o w n
men
who
believe
««
I
do
In
woman's
J u b i « » o ’a r t h e a s o r a b llla ld e e
ley. I want to live long enough to
full equality wllh men take little In T
O o o d o l d H-d la e o tn ln a d o w n ;
this valley the garden spot of the I
a n a g lh n p e e o f d e a r o a o n a
terest In the suffrage movement Is to T
•Id.
and
I
desire
that
she
shall
|
W h **n th e e h a d o w a k laa th e h ill«
Iw found In the very unfortunate ae ♦5
A n d « b r e a t h o f a i r •<» b r a c in g .
gross along safe and sane linen, linns of certain lenders In that i - io v e -
T h a t y o u r s o r r o w e v e r » t ills
B a c k to T e g a a l N o . I 'm a n o w b o u n d .
„..e lo p in g her many and diverse re ment, who seem desirous of associat
C it y l if e h a a g o t in » a u ra .
sources us rapidly as the most favor ing with It thoroughly degrading and
O<»t m e w o r k in g lik e a Jac kaaa
vicious assaults upon the morality and
able conditions w ill permit.
j . t * it e t h a t •' la a !>"••
b u r n o f w e a lt h a n d g r e a t a c h ie v e m e n t.
I believe that the affairs of Jack- duty of women within »»'1 without
I . u r e o f a o m p e tltla n t<»o.
son county should be administered marriage.”
B o I ’ m In It to m y boot to p e
Mr. ItooseveU declares he believes
G o t to s tic k t il l d r e a m » c o m e tru e .
In a businesslike manner, alwaya the movement for woman s suffrage
N«»w a n d th e n w h e n b u a tn e e e s lu m b e r s
keeping within the law. I f any la» will ultimately succeed ami will Justify
A n d by lu c k I ’ ve g o t a c h a n c e
1 c a n d r a w u p b y t h e A ree ld e .
Is wrong, let us change the law, but, Itself. He ends the editorial with a
W h e r e y o u r fa n c ie s fo n d ly d a n c <
so long as It Is a law, let us abl-le homily on his favorite subject of race
T h e n m y h e a r t g o e s b a c k to T e a e a .
H a c k to H o d a o w n P r o m is e d I .e n d .
by It. If we have outgrown the con suicide.
Y V h e re th e lo v e o f fre e d o m U n g e rs
stitution of our state, let us amend It.
Qranoful Woman et India.
A n d t h e la w » o f v i r t u e s t a n d . __
—J o h n M to n a
Describing the women of India, a
not violate It.
1 believe In the construction e t writer nays: "Even the most w ith
A M AD RIQA L OF S P R IN G T IM t.
permanent roads, adapted
to
our ered toll worn hag baa n dignity of c a r
U T T E R . n w n U g ! C lo g « n o l y o u r
present needs, and, so far as can be ring» nml a grace of motion that the
T h . <l»y h e r l la b t d U f l « « .
western woman might envy.
The
determined, to our future needs, and.
A n d H i . b , l « h l r a o r n ln « d u lh » r « M
narl ta draped la an easy Bowing style
O u t o f h e r b r d o f r o » .«
should I be elected county Judge. I and adjusted aa It Slips back with a
CSCE, i h . c l « « , l u a . I h « w o r l d ', b r ig h t shall use all law ful means at my graceful luru of tbe silver bangled
D
«ye.
command to further the construction arm. Ibe skinny legs move rhythmical y •T a
In . 1 o u r w in d o w p r « p ln g
of substantial, permanent roads for ly and tbe smiill feet fall with a silent
U o , h o w b . h lu s h e t h io wpy
U . Id I . w r n c h m . 1 » . p in g I
and pantlierllke trend. It ta tbe beau
this county.
We have a county Indebtedness ap ty of natural nnd untrnmmeled motion
rpHEHKFUKK. awake! M»b. I w i * 1
proximating *626,000, a large per and aaya much In favor of the aboli M ETH O D IST EPISCOPAL CHCKCH
A n d l . / u . w it h o u t M a y in g .
Ernest C. K ir hards, Minister
centage of which Is not an Indebted tion of the corset, for tbe Indian wom
A l l In o u r g o w n s o f g r v . n «o g a y
en retain tbelr uprightness and supple
Her vires E v e n Sunday
ness contemplated by the law, But neaa of figure till bowed wtth age.
I n t o lh a p«rn «.Maying
I
—Thomas ll» i« « o n (18041
Horning
no person who has regard for the The commonest type ts'lhe coolie wo
Sunday school at 10:00, sermon at
welfare of the county would seek to man, who undertakes all aorta of
repudiate any of that Indebtedness. rough work, carrying heavy burden« 11:00.
T H t FIR ST B L U tB IR D .
Evening
However. 1 think that some steps on her head, and she Is perhaps the
j . m i r a in a n d « n o w . a n d r a in a g a in .
leust attractive, for her workaday gar
Epworth league at 6:46.
Song
should
be
taken
towards
legaltxlng
A n d d r ib b le . d rl|> a n d b lo w .
nienta are usUulty fuded and dirty, .vet •lervice and sermon at 7:30.
T h e n m o w a n d i lm w « m l a lu a h . « n d
the same, If It la possible to do so.
even among thia poor class of burden
th e n
A sincere Invitation to all.
I f the people of this county de
tfdiinr m o te r a i n a n d e n o w !
bonrer» we see many with handsome,
sire the Issuance of bonda for tne straight features and supple, well pro
T h i a m o r n in g I w a a m o . I a fe a rw d
construction of permanent roade. as portioned figure*. No matter how l<oor
T o w a k « u p — w lt * n . I lin k -
I ««en I h . » o n . h i n . n u l a n d h a « rd
may be shown by a vote of the people, tbelr garments. Jewelry of some sort Is
T h . U ra l b lu e b ir d o f spring*.
of the county, aliould I be elected worn—necklaces of gold or bends. <*ol-
M o th e r
« liv 'd
r« la e d
th «
w in d e r
county Judge, 1 ahall endeavor t o xred glass or silver bangles and heavy
•o n ia .
A n d In a c r o s s I h « o r c h a r d m m *
make every dollar of the bonds thus «liver anklets.”
N o r th b o a l
H o f I • » s n » n g . l 'a wing.
H:13 a. m.
voted do Its full duty, and without
A b r w a y . I r c » y . b r« » y h u m .
So. 20
.
- •
T o o a w « . ! f o r a n y t h in g !
11:02 a. m.
favor to any locality, but, as far os
PROHIBITION CALL ISSUED.
No. 24 (motor)
5:27 p. m.
possible, apply the sums voted, for
T h « w ln t « " « «h ro u d w a s ra n t a p a rt.
No. 32 (motor) z .
T h a a u a burn« f o r t h In gloa.
6:00 p. m.
the best Interests of the entire coun CnnwntlBw. Whlah W ill MnH July M. No. 1«
.
"
• ,
A n d W li . n t h a t b lu e b ir d a u n g m y
“
! • Han«
_____ Bright O«rtl««k.
6:27 p. m.
No. 14
.
- •
h e a rt
ty
ProapeeBi foe victory of the cause of
H o p p e d o u t o* bed w tt h m e .
I ahall not favor the employment
—J a m e e W h it c o m b RUey.
tbe national prohibition of the liquor
of convlcta or undesirable foreigners
S o u lh b « u n *
traffic are bright, aays Charles R
8:13 a. in.
upon the public Improvement* of the Jones, rbalrman of the Prohibition na No. 23 ( motor )
9:52 a. m.
county, so long as It possible to get tlonul committee. In tbe official call for No. 15
T H t LOST OCCASION.
1:42 p. m.
our own cttlxens. or those who have, hla party's national convention. The No. 31 (motor)
N A R F W K t . U f a i r d a y a n d r a d io s 'l « h t t
2:45 p. m.
I h . c la y b o r n h « r * w it h w a a t w a r d in good faith, declared their Inten convention w ill meet on the steel pier No. 13
10:4« p. m.
n«*1 No. IV
tion to bwome such, to perform the at Atlantic City. M. J - July
e ig h t.
S ta rk s lh a h u g . sun n o w d o w n w a rd
A caod'date fiw prealdeat and Tice
roads
or
other
Improvements
that
T a r a w a ll I W e t w a i n « h a ll m a e l n o m o rn .
prextdent will be nominated.
may be established.
The bnala of repreaentatloo aa fixed
r i* R g W IU .I
I w n tc h w i t h b u r s t in g
A . E. K ELLO G G
I
feel
that
our
flrat
duty
la
to
our
-I
alg h
by the committee follows:
E
m
baí
m er and Funeral
M, l a t a c o n te m n e d o c c a s io n din.
jw b
cltlxena. and that. If there 1« a
Bach state sod territory la entitled
1 lin e a r u a a lre e 1« m y t e a t .
public
fund
available
for
expenditure
D irecto r
to four delegates at large.
T a r n w a l l, f a i r d a y . ao f o u l ly s p o n tt
upon the public roads these ctttieus
Each state la entitled to an addition
Compì
b-
II" - «•» l">ri -l «••"•».
T P A R E W E I- U fa ir d a y l I t a a y O od
ihould have the flrat right to ea.n al delegate for each 200 votes or ma
■•askets. etc.
A t a ll . ..n a ld a m d t h is p o o r c lo d
by their labor, the money thux ex. Jor fraction thereof cant for Eugene W. U i i . l t " S t x k l i g r- o i u - o p l “ ' • * ’ » 1 . 0 . O . F-
H r w h o l h a f a i r o c c a s io n a a n t
b u t d o , « ; p '- o n e 'lb M e n
P r a p a r e d a n d p la o e d t h a Im p a d lm a n t.
Cha fin for president In JOOB.
..ended.
The District of Columbia la entitled
The
horticultural
Interests
of
Jack-
G O LD H IL L o ltF C tlN
T E T h im d l v l n w v a n g a e n e a take
to tw o delegate*. Each state, terri
A j
O lv a m a I n a laap . g iv e m a t o va«n
.on
county
have
grown
to
such
pro
tory and tbe District of Columbia la
G ir d e d a m l « h o d . » n J b id m a p in y
portions that It la imperative that entitled to aa many alternates as l»a
T h » h a r o In lh a c o m in g d a y l
C L E M E N T H . S M IT H . M. D.
- R o b e r t L o u is g i s t
•he same should have competent, ef nonitwr of delegate«.
G EN ER A L PRA CTITIO N ER
ficient and scientific
supervision,
O
ffice in W e lls B u ild in g
and. If I ahall be elected to the office
Th« Asylum Dthating Club.
of county Judge, It w ill be my pur-
“Thia la n wonderful place." «aid
H ou rs 10 1 2 - 2 - 4
po«e that the laws In these particu a man In the ground» of a lunatic aay
Inn« near Edinburgh to a casual via
lars shall be strictly enforced.
IO H N H . C A R K 1 N
G LEN N O. T A Y L 3 F
“ Everything 1« In such excel
n short. If I shall be elected to the Itor.
lent
order,
ao
agreeable
too.
They
C
A
R
K
IN
&
T
AYLOR
office of county Judge, I ahall en
hare concerts and lialls, and, more
deavor honestly and energectlca’ iy
LAW YERS
than that, « h n t do you think? They
and to the extent of my Intelligence, have a debating society."
OOMS 1 7 - 1 0 O V X K J A C K S O N C O U N T Y B A N *
to obey and enforce the laws as 1
M EDFO RD, OREGON
“ ludoed!" sold the visitor. "A de
understand them.
bating society 7"
“Yes. They are debating Just now
1 have no other pledges or prom
D R . R- c . K E L S E Y
ises to make to the people of Jackson and If yon like." suggested the nnin
o rric s i n
county, and I have made no other “ I w ill show you how they proceed
G O L D H I L L H O S P IT A L
But
when
they
see
you
take
no
par
pledge or promise to any one. And,
C O R . T H IR D A C STS.
ticulnr notice. Should they addres«
while I shall always court advice and you merely aay, 'I ^ t me uot disturb
G OLD H IL L , OREGON
counsel. If elected, I shall be aa free you, gentlemen: I am daft.
'the dew from heaven" to per
The lunatic—for such he really was
DR. A R T E M A S W. D E A N E
form every duty devolving upon me -conducted the visitor Into a room of
D E N T IS T
as the dictates of my conscience anil the asvlum and left him, not In tbe
Q A S A K M IN IS T E R K D
whatever ability I may have, shall presence of lunatics, but with the
board of governors of the Institution,
R IA L T O B U IL D IN G , M ED FO R D
suggest.
GEORGE W. DUNN.
who were Just then slttlng.-London
A n s w e r s . _____________
A. E. KELLO G G
kitchen Weights and .Measures
Chewing the Crude Rubber.
NOTARY PUBLIC
The following valuable table of
About tho llrst process rubber goes
Phone 8J Main
through
ou
the
way
to
become
a
tire
weights and measures for kitchen use
GOLD H IL L , O REG ON
or
tube
Is
mastication.
A
fte
r
the
has been prepared by the dpmestlc
science department of the Oregon Ag crude Para Is -washed it Is broken up
Into lumps and tossed Into the crack
D l t E. KIBC1IGESSNER
rlcultural College:
ers. These are machines w ith heavy Practice limited to chronic dlsea»-.«
rollers, which take the rubber In lie H O TEL HO LLA ND, Medford, Oregon
3 teaspoons equal 1 tablespoon.
12 tablesppons (liquid) equals 1 cup tween them nnd chew It. Entering Wednesdays
Hours 10 to r
the masticating room of a factory, the
16 tablespoons (dry) equals 1 cup.
Office
Hotel
Holland.
Both Phones.
first Impression Is that there Is a brush
2 cups equals 1 pint.
Residence phone, Farm er 16xx5
fire burning or else there Is a den of
2 tablespoons butter equals 1 ounce snakes at band. The rubber snaps
4 tablespoons flour equals 1 ounce.
and crackles like burning branches
AH 8A YK K A N D C H E M IS T .
2 tablespoons gr. sugar equals 1 ox.
and then hisses shndderlngly.
The
E
A
R
L
V. IN G L E « . B Be.—General as
stuff Is kept at until It comes up in
2 tablespoons liquid equals 1 ounce.
say and analytical work.
Cement
1 square Baker«’ choc, equals 1 ounce regular sheets, very thin and looking
and asphalt testing.
Best equip
like
n
soft
of
cake
dusted
wtth
crumbs
4 cups sifted flour equals 1 pound.
ped assay office and testing labor
atory in Oregon.
All work guar
3 cups granulated sugar equals 1 Then after thorough drying In vacuun.
chambers It Is ready to be put In with
anteed.
Calvert-Paddock
block.
pound.
the chimicala and other things that
Phone 870-J. Grants Pass. Oregon.
• Juice of t lemon equals
tablo- make np the compound.—New Yora
spoons.
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Gems In Terse
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T he Home T elephone Company o f
Southern Oregon is STR IC TLY
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The ow n ers have no idea o f selling to the
Bell Telephone M onopoly or any on e else,
but intends to maintain it for the purpose
o f g iv in g the people o f the Rogue River
V a lley the best telephone service know n.
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HOME COMPANY?
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of Southern Oregon
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LUNCHES
Served at AH
Hours
Sandw iches
Chile co n Carne
C offee
Lunches Put Up
for D rives or
Parties
TURNERS
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I need is a T R A IN E D man— a man who thoroughly understands
“ Tlo, there’s no other position open— we’ve hundreds of ■PP’j*
cants now on the list w a itia ; for the UtUe jobs. This position calls
for a T R A IN E D n u n .
Good day.”
That’s i t There’s a big call for the trained man—the
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expert.
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cen ta g e of our stu d en t
• «.u lM lta« krlv,« »Lick I Live marked X.
r ie e e r ic l W l r » 7 "
body ther j was brought in
Antom eW lc R unning
H e c r r ic l * • « • « - • '
P oultry Farm ing
creased salaries amounting
M e e k a a lc l D r i b » " «
B -kkrrpcf
M .c h .a lc a l E ng in e« ,
Stc»oUT«p»«r
T e le p k n n . E .p e r ,
in one year to over Two
Ma*
S n lio n a r r E n g in e ,,
- U f d W rving
T e e ' l l . M .n n (»e n r'"<«
Million Dollars!
w a»w
J<vw
w Trtm«
.'rim m ing
C iv il E ngine«,
4 om m erctal »II « tr a t .
B uilding C o n m r t o ,
Indwatrial !>*•*<*»♦««
Don’t fill a little job all
\r < h i* * < '
Architectural I>raít».
I ’c c r » Cnnetroei ■
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your life when you can so
C lu m k in g .S ie e m liu g
M in . I r , r . o i , n
easily move up in the world.
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The Business of This Place
Is to Raise Salaries
W
W b the
• Kamt
to ■>rk the Cnnpsa
______ S ia tta
R. H. Bullock, L ocal Represent n iive
1 0 3 R o o s e v e lt A v e n u e ,
Hom e
P h o n e 1O 8- -
M e d fo r d . O reg o n
JacR son C o u n ty
A b str a c t C o m p a n y
(IN C O R P O R A T E D )
The Only C om plete A bstract
System
In Jackson County
OFFICES IN MEDFORD, ASHLAND and JACKSCNVIUE
T. W. MILES
S e c re ta ry a n d
Cor. Sixth and f ir S treets
G e n e ra l M a n a g e r
M e d f o r d , O re.