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M mimRDUJRil2SS'S:5i. OKEOON. TinjlfflgAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1930.
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Opportunity Week of Extra yotes For Old Subscribers
Remember Old Subscribers Rcnowlnn Their Subscriptions or Payhifj In
Advnnco to tho Mall Trlbuno Doforo Saturday Evcnlnn, October 8,
Will nocclvo Douhlo Votes, Besides Help Their Favorite Candidate
Win 50,000 Donus Voles This Is Positively tho Only Offer That
Will Do Matlo for Renewal Subscriptions.
The Prizes
CAPITAL PRIZE
ONK FlVE-l'ASSENGBU TOUHINU AUTOMOMLB (WILL KB ON
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GRAND PRIZES
TWO $400 PIANOS.
TWO $100 DIAMOND RINGS.
TWO IHJSINEBS 8CHOLAJt8HIPS.
TWO BEAUTIFUL LADIES' GOLD WATCHES.
"All tho world will holp a huutlor, ami you know 'lift true;
Muku 4i noiuo liko u htiHtlu and Iho world will help you."
From tho Lyric of tho Content Editor.
A Krrul number or popular youna
women who irr tu(llnK I" lotxuni iluvn
In urciirlnw nulicrlltlonn niul Kathnr
Iiik viiIIiik coupon from tlm Mull Trlb
uno urn uoliiK t ! nutlntleil with until
liiK ! Until llui ureal flvtotuinnvtiKnr
lluk'k loiirliiK cur which Ih ih jimml
irl Tho content In nn mix)' iwul iiulck
way of nrourlntc a valuolilo ear, noma
thliiK to yield plmtHiirn anil ildlKht for
n llfotlinn unit 10 liu mijoyed by cvory
igi'inluT of tlui family
Tim youiiK wumun who win iiml au
tomobile or iiIiiiio ihlM wuy win It by
hr own effort. hr own nativity, J
ulurlty itiu) munition .
Kvery mail brlmt In vote to tho
iMinU'Nt mnnnunr, niul tin iloorn of tun
offlci urn kupt connlamly nwlnislnjf by
voter who k In untl out cunllni: bttl
lot for their fuvorlio cnniJIiimrH In tho
rnco. Thv conlrnt In certainly ttaliilnit
itrtjuml day by duy ami no tm run an
tlcltmtn whnt hi'luht thin itooil-iiutiirwl
tuf of war will titlitln. Certain iwonln
of Meilfonl unit adjacent lerltory nrn ill
nolly Interentnl In tho outoomo pf thn
content niul before, another wuek him
nlajmeil Iho other 60 per cunt will lie Into
the content nn ilei1y a tho ranilhlaten
ami their frlcniU are today
Tlm lowent candidate In any of the.
two dlalrlat. who luta not done u thlnit
li to thin time, roulil ntnrt now and
innka a try for tho uraiui prlso five
miKMOKOr llulrk nuto mul her cano
would 1n fur from IioimIvm If h had
frlwiln and minrity Hhe could land nt
onot In flrat plnco with the vole Hint
ln than nix year old yearly nubncrlp
tnnn would KQt her.
In all dlntrlctn there la n ' W
ixirtnnlty for any candidate to win a
vulunble lrle. Tim eoinllllonii it them,
dlntrlcln aro audi thai an)' candidate no
ntntter how low nhe may be In tint Hat
at prewent. roulil hind on the. formot
pon Hon with the vote nhe would re
i.Tlve from lea than lx yearly atibucrlp
tloni .
Here U innterlnl to think about Juiit
flKure It out for yournolf on any Imaia
In comitllancn wllfi tho vetim: itcheilule
nn,t nee If It la not o r 1 1 w 1. 1 lo t -tlnir
Into thn KBine A Hjtle flKMrliiB
may ilo it wholo lot of kooiJ. Ilerw la nn
unUiouuht of chance for cnnillilatea who
"IliV: l-'tho oiimftunlty to mnk your
HhI f nruialnliiiie.-ii valuably to vour-
mlf. Hit t one. requirement In limile of
you. mul Unit la: (Jet buay,
lly looklnK over tint Htiiinllnif of tho
contealmilM in tlm different illatrlatH II
will bo nolleml Hint ureat chunitea hnvu
tnkun plucw alnoo yiHtunliiy r,Hx'cliilly
Ih t 111 n trim In tho dlatrlct otualdu of tho
city, mul other aurprlxeN ura In atoie;
fur tint dlMtrlctN later
Thin may not occur to you, but even
If one aaplrnnt doe Rut u few thouannd
olun In tint teuil of her competitor In
a certain dlnlrlct It muni not bit taken
for Krntited Hint thn race In won, mid
perluipM thn youuir ladlen who are appar
ently repotiltiK In uulet Uvor tho bottom
will br (hit onrn to crnop iinuwitres and
curry off thn prlsn. Much thlnun have
been donn and many a raco had been
lout by ovcrconfldoncu. Don't lot ru
mor Influence you onn way or the
other It In often thn cntut that n. can
dlilnto or her frlendn will hear that nuch
a onn haa aecured a few yearn' mibucrlp
llonn Thefl rumorn ummlly aro fulne.
nn tho necrutn of thla office aro not
aired to Inquirer, and tho report ant
therefore Mtnrtod In hopv that the nthur
younir Indie of thl dlnlrlct will be
come dlncourneed and atop their efforto
Hurli rumor nhould only bo tho kohI
to better thlnK.
Open Svonlnfa.
Tor the benefit of thoao who aro not
able to unt to thin offlco ilurlnk bunl
lien hour, thn Content Department will
bo open every ovenlmc until 0 o'clock
BXAmUOT HO. 1.
Xnclndta all tha Urrttorr In tlia city of
Moflford.
llernlce Pardcr. SIO W Jacknon 1. 00.100
llaznlltt Tlce, 30t N. Olltrnl ....107. 8 JO
lonn riynn. 006 w Tenlh .. .m6.t:o
Mnliel liny, Hot Main . ... 108.100
Mny Hnlley, SIO H. Central . 106,730
Ml Crawford, planlat, Nanh
Urlll . 104.610
Kittle HurKen. 336 Oruneo . .10:,970
Mny lluohnnnn, 80s I: Taylor,. tos.t JO
Mario i:ifert. N. I'ront at 103.310
llerthn Dalley. !0S H. Ivy . 101,600
llerdlnn Ileacome, Tenth t, . . .101.KJ0
Kiln Oaunynw. 107 N Central. ...100.010
Mm. V M I ord, Portland nve. 98,320
Mini cle Oalne, H. Ornpn D3,SiO
Mnybelle Joii.h, 1unnii' toru. 9f,2C0
Mary A llanwell, H. O Produce 93.130
Medu Itlnh, 28 N Court .... 92,370
Nellln Hlnrm. 219 H. n.ntrnl . 89 970
Until Villi Dyke, 0 V IStll 87,320
Mnry flore, i20 H, Central .... 88,420
Ituliy llurke, 3d nod N lliirltntt, 84,1-10
Jenuln DftdKi', 010 H. Oukilnlo .... 84,600
Miunto Mnir, Knt Mnln NJ,3:ip
Akiiih MoMiihon, 207 H, lyii .. 81,02
KrnncvM Durhmii, 110 H. Holly.. 77,630
Myrll" C'nlliniili. 8 H. Ccntrnl ... 77.3HO
A lonn HriodKru, Itunneirn nloro o.6''!
Nullht Hvuiw, 1'nclflo Tel Co,. 72,6;p
Murelle llnRmlnlf, H, Itlvnrnldo.. 07,4fltj
tlrrtrudil Vay, 310 N. Hartley at . 041,470
i:vu .Innn Onburn, 612 Onkdnlo. JB.tilO
Onn Humphrey, Kenntimr'n ntoro 60,220
Mnry Klttrlda, 204 H (Irnpo.. 63.780
Harriott I'utll. 926 V 9th ...... 4?,210
Ullln Jiiroh. 122 H font ml . .. 9'i?2
Ana I'elernon, H. Holly iM'.'S
JeMtilo Cole, 706 N. C'entrnl .... 48.310
Jennie Coln705 North Ontrnl, , ..38,180
nimlrn Wllaoii. Hplrella I'nrlorn S8.420
Minn Andrew. 06 Iloonevelt nvo . 5-22?
l.lielln Campbell. 714 W. Bill.. 32,700
llattle Allen, 313 W. 1011 32,100
Vldu ThorriburK, H. UoUy 2!'2i2
Killd llnmlltln, N. Central .... 31,830
Nina Ilakennnn. 21 W. 10th , ... 26,710
Mrn. H. aregory, 232 K. Main..
Anna Hinllli. 30 H Ivy .. ......
Clam KpliiRntle. 204 Central....
1 '.. ut XT rlvm,.,
fllndvn Heard, ennt end K Main 29.130
Julia C Klelder, 710 K. Mnln.. 20.J-0
Hnzello Welch, B. Ivy 20.1S0
Mftbol Mickey. 310 M. Fir. 1J.1I0
Mnry I'nvne. 136 N. Hurllett .... 21.700
Kniher Iurphy. 6lf N. J'lr. .6.o
Vlnlta Hamilton. N.Centrol nve. 11.420
nrace McCoy, 613 N Cjiilral .. 10.320
Nettle Hnrtloy. 6 K. 3rd at 11.660
Rthelyn Howes, 31 VT. 11th 11.290
Jph.Ip Piiinly, H. Holly ....; 'H22
Mlllcent Potter. 146 K Ookdalo. 7.280
Oraoo McCoy. 1S N. Cantrnl.... .B0
Ornce Ilrown, 1221 W Main.... 4.060
draco Ilrown, 1231 W. Main.... J0
Mary rienter. Monlcomery Co.. 310
Ilebccca Clinton, 104 H, Nowlown 230
36,100
61,260
34,380
22,620
Xnclttda
BianuoT wo. t.
aU trrltory oaUim
Mtdfora.
city of
Centrnl
Mrn W, K. Whltenlde.
Point ...... .......
Minn l'rnncln Moore. Anhland ..
Klanor Puvvern, Talent
Muybetln Pearl, Central Point ..
Ocloln t'nmlhon, Talent ......
llhettu Itobblnn, "VVoodvlllo ....
Iilllla t rail. Ilrownnboro
Wlnnlfred Davln. Anhland
Ida lleern, Woodvlllit
Olndyn Miller. Woodvlllo
llvn Norcronn, Coutral Point ...
f I arn Ithoden, Anhland
Harel Crownon, Anhland
Hnrnh Hebb, Centrnl Point ....N
I'oim Ulrlrh. Jncknonvllln
Oertrudo Norton. Jncknonvllle . ,
Krancen Hamilton. Anhlnnd ....
Huby Palmer, Anhland
Mnry Olnon. Central J'olnt ....
Maxle Moore, Grant Pit ....
Iliuillo Welch. Jncknonvllln ....
draco Colby, Hrownnvllln
Penrl llonn, Central Point ....
Alva Hcott. Woodvllle
Huxelle Warner. Trail
I.uey Hnrmon, Orantn Punn ....
Irene WIIon. Central Point ....
Amy Dnvln, Huncomn
Orennel Jncknon, laitln Point ..
Hxrthn Hmlth, Iluiicomba
Mnybelle Konrnde. Anhlnnd ....
Mntidit llnrr, Wutktnn
Molllu Hay, ltuch
Nettle Hartley. Wellen
IMnn Nell. Anhtoiid
Myrn Ankow, 'Henclo
Kmmn Wendt. Jncknonvllln
Mnrjorle Daly, IirIh Point ....
Minn Holly, Anhlnnd
I'.dnn llnyen. Gold Hill ........
Minn Hnu'tiinn, Anhlnnd .
Hthulyn Henctte, Ornntn Pans ..
Mnry Petern, Jncknonvllln
Kittle niliRon, Anhland
Mario Ciirnlhun, Trail
Kayo Hurchell, Womlvlllo
i:ttn William. Central Point....
.Uu Morelock, Oold Hill
Minn K. Peelor. Ilutto Inlln ....
Mnrle flnire, Ilenulo ............
Mnybelle Pnrnonn. Ashland ....
Vent tfkern. Anhlnnd
Donnn Ilader, Knln Point
nilli. HnKue. noli) Hill
77,810
78,680
76,929
74.910
74.380
71,800
71.370
70.420
69,670
68,460
08,380
67,670
68,670
64,660
06,470
60,320
66,780
64,320
64,970
60,430
47,630
46,820
41,730
34.7J0
40,890
39.460
3K.6J0
30,970
36,820
36.920
29.C70
18, CO
17,780
32,60
39.720
20.970
20.960
29,400
23.8(10
26,320
26.700
24.70
34,670
16,600
19,460
10,370
21,460
16.880
16.720
24,600
19.760
14,660
31,370
12.620
,,. 16,600
10,600
... 10,240
C'lnrii flkyrtmin. Trail .....
Delia Miller. Trull
Miiv IIhkIi. Anhlnnd .......
Mny Hnnli. Anhiand ,. 8,940
Clnrloo Wilcox, Woodvlllo .... 6,710
MnRglo .Tone, HenRln 6,670
Ilernlco iMmondnon, Ilutto 1'aMn, 6,720
Plnra Hhnfer, uminnrvllln , 4.810
Viola Hmlth, Huttc 1'nlln . . 8,720
Inez WllletH, Pernlnt 3,100
Mny Howe, Trail 2,170
I,oa MlddlobUBhQ), Trail 1,960
Klla Htolen, Woodvlllo 310
Clatoune McCredle, Central Point 30
Oertrudo Nloholn. Hutto r'alln... 2t
Not Good After October 8, 1910
The Mail Tribune Popular Voting Conest
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The Greater Oregon Home Rule Association
OR
The Political Central Committee of the Brewers, Distillers and Saloons.
All good citizens aland for a great
er Oregon. To a patriot It seems ri
diculous that a few should form an
association to etand for a greater
Oregon, and mcko as their present
supremo object tho settling forever of
tho saloons upon tho state in defi
ance of tho wish of a majority of her
citizens. H. C. McAllister it tho gen
eral manager of tho Greater Oregon
Home Rulo association and In his
letter eont to thoso who are to secure
new members, ho Bays: "It will prob
ably bo neceisary for you to explain
to each prospectivo member what wo
stand for; therefore don't forgot that
our efforts at tho present tlmo aro
all directed towards tho tuccossful
pasFago of Initiative bill number 328,
giving each town and city In tho stato
oxclusivo power to regulate or pro
hibit tho liquor traffic as It sees fit
within tho municipality."
ir this should carry It nil make
It imposslblo for tho farmer to have
a vote on a (saloon's existence. It dis
franchises tho f armor In regard to an
Institution that In Its production of
crlmo burdens him with taxes, and
threatens tho very llfo of his boy and
girl. An institution that strikes at
a farmer's pockotbook and a farmer's
homo 1b an institution at which the
farmer has a right to havo a chanco
to strike back. Tho "Greater pregon
Home Rule association asks tho farm
er to disfranchise himself on this vi
tal question by giving each town ex
clusive power over tho Baloon irre
spective of county or state.
Our forervthcrs went to war with
England becauso England Insisted on
the exclusive right to tax Americana
without giving them a voto in tho Im
posing of tho tax. The Greater Ore
gon Home Rulo association asks a
greater tyranny than that upon tho
farmer by disfranchising him from
having a voice on tho existence of a
saloon In his town; for a saloon not
only makes taxes for the farmer to
pay but also strikes a destructive
blow at his home. Thj "Greater Ore
gon Home Rulo association" Is a
brewers', distillers' and saloon asso
ciation under a fair name. The wrls
koy business went Into council to
gether to deceive tho people, and de
vised this association.
To further accomplish this they de
cided that tbe word should be sent
out that no ono engaged In tho liquor
traffic could becomo a member. TblB
was to blindfold the people to the
real purpose of tho association.
H. C. McAllister was employed as
general manager of tho "Greater Ore
gon Home Rulo association" and Is
traveling tho stato In tho Interest of
brewers, distillers and saloons to so
curo this exclusive whlnkoy power to
towns nnd cities.
To provo this read the membership
card which says that this is "par
ticularly" what they aro after; and
In his letter re says, "Our efforts at
the present tlmo aro all directed to
wards tho successful passage of this
measure." Not only does the Greater
Oregon Home Rule association in tho
pamphlet of issues sent to nil Voters
by tho secretary of stato mako tho
argument for tho oxclusivo whiskey
power to bo given to towns, but It
also makes the argument against the
prohibition amendment and tho pro
hibition law. It has not a word to say
on any other Issue. It this not good
evidenco showing that tho "Greater
Oregon Home Rulo association Is a
whlsey association? That the Home
Rulo button with numbers 328; 343,
and 345 Is a whiskey button? And
that the measure giving exclusive
whiskey power to towns is a whiskey
measure? Last Saturday the Morn
ing Orcgonlan had this on tbe edi
torial pago tender "Intemperance and
Its Causes": We are not trying to
defend tho American saloon. In its
present condition it Is Indefensible."
Tho Oregonian has always opposed
prohibition, but Its opposition Is
greatly weakened when It admits that
the saloon Is Indefensible as It is to
day. This Is all that we claim and
wo ask tho peoplo to hold the right
to banish tho saloon in their own
hands. It la too dangerous an Insti
tution to delegate the power over it
to tho towns only. Vote for the pro
hibition amendment and tho prohibi
tion law, and put the saloon out of
Oregon. Tho Oregonian says that tho
cause of drink Is poverty. Let us, see:
In Jackson county lives an honest.
Industrious wood chopper. Last win
ter he saved $253. Ono day this last
spring he czmo to Medford to get
his money all together and to put it
out at interest. With the 1253 In his
pocket ho went into the saloons In
Medford, and when he came out he
had not ono cent of his hard and hon
estly earned money. Tils Is a true
story. What km tho cause of his
poverty? Today ho is working, well
fed and a happy man away from the
saloons, laying up more money for
tho saloons to rob him of If we do not
close them np by voting them out of
the state. They aro Indefensible. The
whiskey ascoclaltlcm (Tho Greater
Oregon Home Rulo assoclbtlom) fa
professedly yory careful of tho ym
plo's righto and says, "Don't fare
prohibition upon an unwilling -
plo." When a question la BubmUMI
to tho pcop.o for tholr doclsloa tker
Is no forco work, slnco In Amecie
majorities rulo. How does tho lift
power act? In 1008 tho saloons wmhb
voted out of Jackson county by a
majority 70to of 257. Tho wtlooaa
aro horo today by a whfokey charter
granted tho city of Medford by whis
key Influence that annulled tho wIH
of tho people of the county. But Um
people's vote still unreversed statute
against tho saloon. Why do tho ssv
loons force themselves upon the 9Wf
willing peoplo of Jackson couaty?
Voto right. v
WHO iS GUnTY?
1. Sho man himself for takiag Ut
firs, drink?
2. Tho saloonkeeper for selling aim
liquor?
3. The leclslatlvo bodies who
the laws authorizing tbe
of liquor? v
4. He who totes for the mas wkm
makes such laws?
5 Ho who lots his building or prop
erty for saloon purposes; aI4-
ing or abetting this busiaea am
any way?
G. Thoso who sit quietly by aa
fail to uso their vote, Totesv'
pen, money, time and lnflneatJB
against the liquor business? ''
who is Gunvrr?
(Paid Advertisement.)
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