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MEDITORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDfrORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER U, 1910.
Many New Candidates Enter the Nail Tribune Contest
The Rnco Now On In Enrnost Many Prominent Lndlos Are Nominated hy
Tholr Friends to Compote for llio Flvo-Passonjicr Automobile, the
$500 Pianos and Other Valuable Prizes Every One Entitled to Voto
Ballots Issued to All Subscribers Pnylnrj Their Arrears or In Advance.
The Prizes
CAPITAL PRIZE
ONE FIVE-PABSHNOEU TOUIIINd AUTOMOIHLH (WILL BK ON
DISPLAY IN A FKW DAYS)
GRAND PRIZES
. TWO $100 PIANOS.
TWO $100 DIAMOND RINGS.
TWO UUBINKSK SCHOLARSHIPS.
TWO BKAUTIFUL LADIKS' GOLD WATCHKS.
Make alNomination
that their friends will liu moro than
glad to help tlium In UiIh groat con
tout. Kvory Imllot and noinliiutlon bjnnk
cut from tho Mull Trlbuno will count,
nnd tlioHO might win for hoiiio young
wotnriu. Besides, people subscribing
nnd prepaying tliolr subscriptions
will recolvo n special voto coupon,
which can bo voted nt any tlmo dur
ing tho contest, Thoroforo, any per
hoii who wantr to oncourago an am
bltlouu young woman can do bo by
paying or propnylng hln subscription
to tho Mall Trlbuno and glvo lior tho
Hpoclnl voto coupon.
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thin paper aro authorized to glvo bal
lodi. Do Hiiro to got thorn when you
my your subscriptions.
Tho flvc-pauongcr automobllo, tho
I 100 plauoH and $100 diamond ring
uro prize that oro worth a llttlo
work on tho part of every contcst-
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ant,
Kvory contcfltant In the race nhould
Interest her friend by telling them
Hhe Is in tho Mall Trlbuno contest to
win, and ask her friends to voto for
her,
Tho content will bo a short and
harp ono. In loss than eight wcok
It will bo over and tho prlzeu gained.
It In ndvlnablo to got right to work
without delay. Complete- Informa
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phoning tho contest editor of tho
Mall Trlbuno.
Tho count of tho ballots will bo
rnado each day at 1 o'clock and will
bo published In tho Mall Trlbuno tho
following day.
Ballots received aftor that hour
will go on the next day's count.
DISTRICT NO. I Includes all the territory In the city of Medford.
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onn bo written on any pnpor. Coupon is printed for convenience only.
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District No
As tho most popular candidate in tho Mail Tribuno Contest.
Signed
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every one counts twenty. Tho name of tho party making tho nomina
tion will not bo divulged if so desired. In case of a tic, prizes of
equal value will be givon.
Not Good After September 21, 1910
The Mail Tribune Popular Voting Contest
This Ballot Counts for TEN Votes
For
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to nltorcd in any way or transferred after being received by the Mail
tTribune.
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'conlontants tiod.
Value of Special Ballots
Price. Now Sub. Old Sub.
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Two months -...'LOO 1,100 700
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ing to the DAILY, will bo considered now subscribers nnd ballots is
sued accordingly.
Any young lady who dosirea to ontor this great content nnd win ono
of tho inagnifioont prixoH offorcd nhould hoo that hor niiino is scut
(o tho Coutost Department. All that is necessary to win a prize is to
receive tho largost munbor of votes according to conditions mentioned
olsowhoro in this announcement
YcHterdny tho first count was mndo
of 'tho ballots of tho dlfforont con
toutants and tho standing ohowo to
day that nn nctlvo Intorost will bo
taken In tho contest y contestants.
Tho lndlos havo as yo not atartod to
do any hard work and Home havo not
cast n voto, but tho friends of tho
ladles soom to Insist that thoy tako
part, and havo olthor takon out n
subscription ofr tholr favorlto or
havo gathored a numbor of coupons
and sont thorn to this office It can
bo easily soon how tho many votos
ncournulntod. Thoro aro 30 votos in
tho paper each Mall Trlbuno that aro
good as many times ub any young
lady can socuro thorn, whothor flllod
out by horsolf or a frlond, Tho box
wan' closod nt 1 o'clock yostorday
afternoon and by oovnlng thoro was
a largo number of ballots placed In
tho box again, a groator numbor than
any provlous day,
Evory day tho list of candidates is
being swelled by additional nnmos,
olthor of pooplo who wish to ontor
tho contest have tho necessary nom
inations mndo at once, as It Is an ad
vnntngo to got nn early start, Nom
inations may bo made In person or by
mail. You can nomlunto yoursolf or
n frlond, UBlng for your ennvontonco
tho blank published In this pnpor, It
costs absolutely nothing to nominate
or voto In this coutost.
Tho Mall Trlbuno'B popularity con
tort started Friday with n list of
over ono hundred contestants for tho
two districts, Tho list will undoubt
edly grow from day to day with a
Btoady Increase of votos for those
Who havo rosolvod ta win ono of tho
prlzos offorod by tho Mall Trlbuno.
RoadorB of tho Mall Trlbuno nnd
friends of tho candidates should do
all In tholr powor to holp tholr favor
lto randtdato,
All tho contestants aro well known
and vory popular, and It Is bollevod
Kthi'l Kifert, North Front street
Mrrs. W. M. Foul, Portland avenue,
lone Flyiiu, U0.') West Tenth street ..
Jcrnldiiic Tliciss, Uentty street.
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iii'niiiin neuronic, iciim nnu vrungo sireeur ...... !
Ilnzelle Welch, South Ivy street '. V. .". ; . ? . . I . .Jr.
Alonn SnodgniSM, Husscl's storo ,.&
20
510
70
, 70
Una Humphrey, West Twelfth street ' yjftf. 30
Mury Deuel, South Oakdnle t '.'.?. . '.V. 7,010
n nnn
70
(10
Myrtlu Calhoun, 8 South Central nveniio iiy. !0
hlmirii Wilson, bpircllu Parlors Xiv
Kiilu Jacobs, 122 South Central uvennc'.r.WfWWWW.1"..
Maude Ling, Fust Mniu street
Mitudn flnult, Van Dyke's store
Mnybelle Jones, Hussoy's storo. : V-ImE V
May Duiloy, f10 South Central avenue , 'MM""
Maude Gaines, South Ornpo street .... v-ir?.
Nellie Evans, Pacific Telephone Co. ... (
Vinitn Hamilton, North Central avenue
00
30
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10
30
220
310
380
Jessie Puudy,, South Holly street ;. . . ft . .." ... . Xg. .f . ; 740
Knid Hamilton, North Central avenue. . ..C A .A .. ';. . & y ( 2- ?1
Miss Humphrey, Kentnor's storo .. . .' ..$...;. " 880
Aiinn Peterson, South Holly street '. '..!?'...... 370
Marie Eifert. North Front street -.Jr. 00
Hat tie Allen, 313 West Tenth street 60
Miss Andrews. 35 Itoosevelt avenue i . .210
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Ninn Dnkcmun, 21 West Tenth street ...;....
Nettie Hartley, 5 East Third street .". ...... .'
Anna Bersch, 217 South Ivy -
Nettio Hior. 203 South Front :?....: :.
Me.ln Bich. 223 North Court street
Grwo Brown. 1221 West Mniu
May Buchanan, 80G East Taylor
ElTio Burch, 215 South Cottage street -
Liielln Cnmi)bell. 714 West Eiehth :..
Bernico Carder, 310 West nckson v '
Mrt. Charles Charles, East Medford
Rebecca Clinton, lOl South Newtown
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70
440
30
110
70
40
80
110
70
810
30
20
Jeosio Cole, 705 North Central : . , JlS' .-"110
Edith Crnnfill, 147 South Central' .: ...:?.. . f .pr 920
Krrtlin Dailey, 208 South Ivy &. . . 30
Jennie Dodere. 010 South Onkdalo 7 A .. 20
Gertrude Fay, 103 North Grnpo strcel . iij. .A.?jC,. ". B. ;G0
Julia C. Fielder. 710 East Main.'. . . . . .'... .TTT. 100
Mary Ficntor, II. L. Montgornery Co .- 70
Ella Gnunvnw. 137 North Central 730
Milo Gtiodale, OKI West Tenth 380
Mary Gore, 421) South Central . 170
Mury A. Haswell, Southern Oregon Produce Co 80
Gladys Ilcarrd, cast end East Main street .1. . '. 40
Ethelyn Howes, 301 West Eleventh 30
Nettie Hopkins, Odell hotel .-j....' Ifr. 20
Mary Kittridge. 204 South qrnpo' ." l,. SO
Grace McCoy, 513 North Central .t . 30
Mabel Mickey, 330 South Fir ,. - .V.. 70
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Esther Murphy, 515 North F
Maude Nichols, 713 East Main....
Grace Offnlt. 140 North Grnpo...
Harriet Paul. 025 West Ninth
Mary Pnyne, 135 North Bartlett. . .
Milicont Potter, 1-15 North Oakdnle
Mabel Hay, 1104 West Main
Anna Smith. 520 South Iw .
Vora Storey, 301 East Sixth .-.
Nellie Storm, 210 South Central , .i.
Ada Swindel, 515 East Liberty ;.-'.
Ilazelle Ttce, 'Jua Worth l.entral
Hulli Vim Dyke, West Twelfth X
Eva imo Osborne, 512 Onkdalo .
Hazello ItnusdaKi, South Hiversjde
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110
220
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710
30
20
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30
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20
700
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120
Miss Crawford, pianist, Nash Grill 7,580
DISTRICT NO. 2 Includes all territory' outside city of Medford.
Donun Ruder, Eagle Point
Maggie Daly, Eagle Point
Nniinio Wright, Eagle Point.
Greuuel nckson, Eagle Point
Clara Rhodes, Ashland
MihH llollev, Anhlaud..
Mnybelle Parsons, Ashland. ,,,...,. , . . ' .
Vera Sheen, Ashland
Miss Bowman, Ashland . . .
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20
1)60
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70
80
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20
30
3S0
70
DO
110
00
220
70
30
SPORTING NE
WS
MAY HUTTO.V JIAH IfAItlJ OAMII.
MIm Jfa7Cl HotcIiklM PuU Up Ter
rific Itattlo for Fimt Honors.
DHL, MONTE, Cal Sept. 10.
Miss May Sutton may still claim to
bo tho premier woman tennis player
of tho United States, but the terrific
battlo flho was compelled to fight
against Miss Hazel Hotchklss of
Horkeloy yesterday to retain her lau
rels Is food for much speculation
hero todny regarding futuro meet
ings of tho pair.
In tho finals of the Del Monte
tourney yesterday Miss Sutton de
feated Miss Hotchklss only after
threo sets of the fastest and most
exciting tennis ever played on the
local courts.
Miss Sutton captured tho first set,
7-5, after Miss Hotchklss had fought
a grim uphill battle, running three
straight games to mako tho set 5-all.
Miss Sutton, however, took the next
two games and tho set.
Aftor alternating almost every
other gamo In tho second session, tbo
former University of California play
or placed hersolf on even terms with
Miss Sutton, winning handily, 6-4.
With the darkness fast gathering,
tho final set was the most gruelling
of tho three. Tho games were tied
at 4-all when Miss Sutton forced her
final rally, running out the next two
and tbo match.
She Is scheduled .to meet her sis
ter, Mlra Florence Sutton, In the
jchnllango round for tlie Del Monto
tltlo today
TROUnm LOOMS AHEAD.
Johnny Evers Is lot est to Hurl Defl-
nnce nt National Commission.
CHICAGO, Sept 10. Trouble is
ahead for the National Baseball com
mission. If many more of the Amer
ican and National league stars tjecide
to play ball with an all-star team
after the expiration of tho regular
season, despite tho commission's con
trary orders.
Little Johnny Evers. the Troy, N.
Y.. shoe merchant, better known as
socond baseman of tho Chicago Cubs,
1b tho latest to hurl defiance at Gar
ry Herrmann and his national com
mission. Evers said today that no
matter what tho consequences aro he
will play post-season ball If ho
chooses.
"I seo no reason why wo shouldn't
pull down a llttlo extra coin," said
Evers, "and I, for one, Intend to do
It If I havo a chance. A good many
of the best men In tho big leagues
aro dissatisfied with tho commis
sion's ultimatum and you need not
bo surprised If several all-star teams
are organized at tho close of the sea
son.
DIXIE KID LACKS NEUVE.
Kstnlileies Clear Lend, but Falls to
Follow It Up.
Ednn Neil. Ashland .J. ?,..... .4 .,,.. .
Mnyhcllfl Koneade, Ashland , , , "
lliuello Crosou, Ashland, ,
Unliv Pnlmnr. Ashlnnil ' , .
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Winnifred Davis, Ashland ,, .;.$'
Francos Hamilton, Ashland -HiHn
Miss Moore, Ashland &
Aiiky White. Ashland
Hnzello Welch, aoksonvillo '. . ' , . . i" 410
Leona Wrich, aoksonvillo . . , .' & 130
Kmmii Wondt, Jaoksonvillo, , ..,.', v? 7
Iliou Coughtron, Jacksonville. . , $'.t 00
Gertrude Norton, Jaoksonvillo ;r , ?. 210
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10
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30
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Alva Scott, WooclvlUa 0$s J& ,f. .A
niiottn Bobbins, Woodvillo j .'; Mi A .i.t. . JK
Gladys Miller, Woodvillo , , .Wx
Bossio Carter, Woodvillo . .' 3S'
Fayo Burchell, Woodvillo . ES '
Grneo Stovons, Woodvillo :.,.., j&. 1,120
rjia btoios, woouviuo .
Clarico Wilcox, Woodvillo, ,
Dossio Hoaring, Woodvillo ,
Orioolln Cariiilinu, Talent
Eleanor Powers, Talon t. .,.,.,.,.. , .
Mario Cnrnilum, Talant . , , , , ,
Etta Williams, Conlral Point'
Pearl Boss, Central Point.., , ,.
Mary Olssou, Contral Point . . . t
Trouo Wilson, Contral Point , . , . .
Eva NororoHB, Central Point ,,.,.,.
Mnybello Peart, Contral Point ,
20
20
20
780
30
30
DO
380
20
20
730
30
NEW YORK, Sept. 10. That tho
"Dlxlo Kid" should have easily tak
en the measure of Willie Lewis In
tholr ton-round bout hore last eve
ning nnd that his lack of courago
alono prevented his winning by tho
knockout route. Is the verdict return
ed today by the fans who witnessed
tho battlo,
Tho Kid established a clear load In
tho early rounds. Ho had Wllllo In
a bad way, but failed to push his ad
vantage. Tho gong saved Lowls In
tho tenth round. Although ho was
unable to raise a hand In his own
dofonso. "Dlxlo" permitted blm to
stick through nearly all tho round
boforo he summoned courago enough
to get in cIobo again. Lowls was
wobbling badly whon the final boll
rang.
HALL FKAT IS PREVENTED.
.Police Check Attempt of Catcher
Fisher to Pull Off Stunt.
MEDFORD WINS AT TENNIS.
Hrcson Is Victor In Men'n Singles,
Playing Fiuit Game.
Medford is the winner - of the
Southern Oregon tournament which
took plnco nt the Oakdale Tennis
club's courts Saturday afternoon.
The interest of spectators and the
enthusiasm of the players demon
strated that tennis has come to stay
as ono of the leading sports of
Southern Oregon.
Following are the sceres:
Men's singles Beeson of Medford
beat Mcrriman ql Central Polntr two
straight sets, 6-4, 6-3. Hcrrick of
Grants Pass bent Ager of Talent
6-1. 8-G.
Flnnls Beeson of Medford beat'
Herick of Grants Pass 6-3, 6-1.
Ladies' singles KcClean id
Grants Pass beat Brack of Medford,
6-2. 6-3. Hcrrig of Jacksonville beat
Martin of Talent 6-3, 5-7, 6-2.
Finals Brush of Medford boat
Hcrrig of Jacksonville 6-1, 6-8, 10-tf.
PORTLAND WINS, -0.
Shuts Out Oakland in Arternooa
Game Scores From East.
Coast.
At Los Angeles
H. E.
13 3
7 1
Berry;
4 4
6 2
Brown;
5 1
5 1
Fisher;
R.
San Francisco 2
Los Angeles 1
Battenes Mitchell and
Tozer and Orcndorf.
At Sacramentc
Vernon 1
Sacramento '.,. 3
: Batteries-T-Willctt -and
Nourse and Spiesman.
At Oakland-
Portland 2
Oakland 0
Batteries Garrrett and
Willis! and Mitzc.
American.
At Boston (first ,gamo)
New York ,".'.;..... 6 10 0
Boston 3 '9 0
, Batteries Ford and Sweeney; Ci
eotte. Collins nnd Maddox.
At Boston (second game)
New York 3 6 3
Boston 5 11 3
Batteries Quinn, Caldwell nnd
Crigcr; Wood and Kleinow.
At Philadelphia
Washington 2 5 1
Philadelphia 3 0 1
Batteries Johnson and Beckcn-
dorf; Morgan and Livingstone.
At St. Louis
Chicago 7 11 2
St. Lonis 6- 9 2
Batteries Smith, Lang and Sul
livan; Hall, Pelty, Millcr'and Steph
ens.
At Cleveland
Detrroit 15 19 2
Clovelnnd 3 5 2
Batteries Summers and Schmidt;
Hnrkness, Fnlkenberg, Donno and
Land.
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PULIIIUAL.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. , .
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StAto Senator.'
I am a candidate for tho repiiblla-1
an nomination for state sonntor from
Jackson county, subject to primary t
Soptombor 24. I am for Statement
Number 1, economical administration
of public funds, good roads, improved
educational facilities and other
things that have for tholr objoct tho
botterment nnd Improvement ottb
stato and county.
H. VON DEU HELLEN.
(Paid advertisement)
For County Commissioner
To the Voters of Jackson Ceunty:
I hereby announce myself as can
didate for county commissioner,' sub
ject to tho primary' election. I am a
republican in politics. I am ' ac
quainted with all of tho interests in
this section of the country, and be-
licvo that if elected my knowledge of
financial and business affairs wilt
enable me to be 6f great benefit to''
the people of tho county in the man-
ngement of public affairs. I believe
in a carefnl, economical and business
administrnti6n of the people's inter
ests nnd if successful I promise to
rive to such interests my most care-"
ful attention. I believe in good roads
and a modern and scientific con
struction of them. At prosent I am
president of the Fruit-Growers' bank
of Medford, Or., nnd am otherwise
largely interested in the financial' af
fairs of the Rogue Jliver valloy. Re
spectfully, GEO. L. DAVIS.
(Paid Advertisement.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10. Tho
attempt of Cntchor Fisher of tho
Portland basobnll team to catch a
ball thrown from tho top of tho Call
f..,n,iinir wnn urevnntoil today by the
police, acting under Instructions
from tho ownors of tho building.
Announcement of Fisher's attempt
cnuced a lnrgo crowd to gather. Fish
er woa on hand In uniform. A prlzo
of $200 had been offorod to Flshor
If ho hold tho ball.
ROCHESTER GETS PENNANT.
Defeats Newnrk anil Securoi Cham
pionship of Eastern League.
NEWARK, N. J., Sept. 0. Dy do
foatlng Newark yesterday Rochester
virtually Insured for Itsolf tho pos-
Natloual.
At Brooklyn (first game)
Philadelphia 2 7 4
Brooklyn 7 8 3
Batteries Moron, Culp and Doo
in; Burger and Bergen.
At Brooklyn (second gamo)
Philadelphia .,. . . 1 4 1
Brooklyn .... 7 12 2
Batteries Stack, Slaughter and
Moran : Seanlon nnd Miller.
At Now York
Boston 1 7 1
New York 6 11 1
Batteries Mattorrn, Brown and
Smith; Cnuulnll, Burke and Meyers.
At New York (second game)-
Boston 1 6 2
New York 3 9 2
Batteries Curtiss nnd Graham;
Mnthowson and Meyors.
At Chicago
Pittsburg .5 6 G
Chicago '.4 7 3
Batteries Leifiold nnd Gibson;
Brown and Ivling.
At Cincinnati
St. Louis 14 lfi 1
Cincinnati 7 9 4
Batteries Steel and Phelps; Bon
ton, Bums nnd Clarke.
CARD OF THANKS.
To tho many friends who extend
ed tholr sympathy during our lato
boreavomont, we horoby express our
Blncoro gratltudo.
MRS. E. B. SAWYER.
Seo tho big eyo on East Main
street. 154
session of this season's Eastorn
lenguo pennant for 1910, Only by
losing practically overy remaining
gamo can Rochester be headed.
'Iron Man" McGInnlty pitched for
Newark, but ovon ho was unable to
stop tho fast coming loaders.
Fer Representative.
I desire to be the Republican nom
inee for state representative of Jack
son county, subject to the primaries
to be held September 24. I believe it:
the initiative and referendum, State
ment No. 1, good roads and state aid
for Ashland normal school. I am op
posed to extravagant creation of sal
aried officers and commissions, and
if nominated and elected will repre
sent all the people.
JOHN A. WESTERLUND. v
(Paid Advertisement.)
Fer Sheriff.
I am a candidate for the nomina
tion of sheriff, of Jackson county
on the Republican ticket, subject'
the primary of September 24. ' "" v
J. H. BELLINGER.
(Paid Advertisement.)
County Recorder.
I am a candidate for tho demo
cratic nominntion for recordor of
Jackson county, subject to tho pri-
mnry election pf September 24.
ROBERT L. TAYLOR.
(Paid Advertisement.)
Political Speaking.
William M. Colvig. candidate for
the nomination of stato senator on
tho Republican ticket, will address
tho peopleof Jaekson county on cur
rent political topics at tho following
places and npon the following dates:
Talent, Monday, September 12, at
8 p. m.
Gold Hill, Tuesday, September 13,
at 8 p. m.
Eagle Point, Weduesday, Scptems l
ber 14, at 8 p. m.
Jacksonville, Thursday, Seplcoibar
15, at 8 p. in.
Central Point, Friday, September
16, ut 8 p. m.
Woodville, Snturdayi September
17, at 8 p. ni.
Ashland, Monday, September 19.
at 8 p. m.
Tolo, Tuesday, Soptombor . 20, at
8 p. m.
Butte Falls, Wednesday, Septem
ber 21, at 8 o. m.
Phoe'iix, Thursday, September 22,
at S p. m.
Medford, Friday, September1 23, nt
8 p. tn.
Citizens ol overy political party
ure cordially invited to bo present
end all candidates for county of
fices nt tho coming election 'aro' in
vited to participate in tho mpotings.
149 WM. M. COLVIG.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE,
Jackson County Is entltlod to two
(2) representatives.
I am n candldato for tbo Republic
an nomination for stato ropresohta-v
tlvo from Jackson County subjocfto
tho primaries to bo held September
24, 1910,
I am for Statement No, 1, direct
legislation, good roads, and state aid .
for a Normal School at Ashland, I
stand for those political and moral
principles which will uplift tho com
munity, tho stato and tho nation,
I am Anti-Assembly and against
corporation rule In politics,
I am a Progressiva Republican. I
bellevo In tho rule of tho people. I
stand for tho rights of tho people In
tholr fight against Special Interecta
and Privilege.
FRED W. MBARS.
Seo tho big eyo on
street,
Bat
Main
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