MEDT70TO MATTJ TTOBUTO, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUXttY 0, 1012.
PXGE MVE
A PHAMPLET FOR
VOTERS
ISSUED
TWENTY M)UR '0GEKS FALL BEFORE KING GEORGE'S ACCURATE All!
Secretin y Oluiilt Compiles Exliiiusllvo
Mriniiraiiiliim on tlio Election Laws
u( Ori'iion (or Frrc Dlslrlliiillon
Uiiui Application.
An iuiiiMiivi iiiciiM i-it it iltitu i'l' iln'
cli'rllun Ihhn uf Oii'Ki'll i'iiiuilli'il n
piiliiililil I'm ill Iiiih jiml b i pub-
IMii'il under ihn iliii'i'lioii uf Hi'i'hi
Inry nl' Slnlo Olciilt. The iminphlM
limy In nliliiini'il I'reo uf ciiHt on up
plienliiHi to tin NiM'ii'lMt'V nl Snli'in.
Illl'llllll'll i Hit) It'llfll't i Hlll'll in
riiiiuliiiii iih limy In t'liniiil iiKnf nl tn
a cuindidnte 1'iir either it Mtntc, dis
trict (ir I'ciiintv office, in llii' prcpiiiii
limi mill illiiiK of hi iiiuiiiiintiiiK' pi'li
limi, iih wi'll mm liny uheiiii'iil l n t
iiii'IiIh I'livciintr I'xpi'iuliliiK'H iIiiiiuk
IiIm I'lllliliillicy. Till1 iitl'li'i'M In lie tilled'
at ifm t'limiiiiK I'li'i'linii iih imtcil. a-'
III H (0 imlilioill ntllldlVlninllH uf tin
Mlaiii anil Hid law inlutint; l tin-,
priijmnilion mnl IIIiiik nl' iinliiitiw-
pi'tlliiinx. 'I'lic puinplili'l in Ha lift
llf ilH Icillll til III' IftNIII'll ill OlI'K'UI. '
.Mi'iiiiiriniiliiiii nf jw. -
"ty tlit lui'iiinrniiiliiiii ul" tin' law-l
rolnliiiK in election," H'liiU tin Hi-i'
K'lMry'M Introduction In till' li'lllli'l.
"il !n wpt'i'illt'allv inti'iiili'il to iliri'rl
llii' nlloiilidii nl' I It elector, tln ran-1
iHiIhIk Pin' nouiiiuiliiiii in' I'li-ctiiiii.l
nihI iIhmh that Iiiim tu tin witli ml-'
llliliti'liHK tint Imum, tn miii'Ii plnvi-'
k'() IIP tllt'KUlf MX 11'lnlc tn nr H'k"'l i
lulu Mimo ni't; nr picm nbc mhiu'I
duly In ho p'-rl'iiiiiiril mi lln-ir pull.1
ill I'uiiiH'i'liiiii with the iiiiiniiiuliiiii. it
lltfil'O MOtlgllt. III' ill till) I'lilllxi' of
llii'lr (ilTit'lul iliilict.
I'nr nAHiupli', liv I'xaiainiinr niit-'i
liii'innmiiiltiiii nf date relating In
Imtli tin' piinuirv anil uimiithI dec
Hon, t'ldi'tniM, chiuIiiIhIch mnl puli
llo official iiiay itfi'i'itiun willwi
what titan Hiiy net nr lliiug t iii !
nf llii'iu hIihII Im limit' nr pciTnriiicd.
Information I'liiici'iiiint,' tln matter-.
H'liitiiiK tn anil tn lie included in inn
diddle' petition can alio ln cctirid
1111111 tln ni'Vi'ial aliMractN anil Mtntc
ini'iitM I'liataiiiitil in thin pamphlet.
Attention in culled tn tln t'ai't tli.it
llii' pamphlet in iml tlio law, Imt only
llm interpretation nivi'ii tn it liy the
nniapilgry I'ruui tlin hiwt iiifnriiiatinii
nlilainaliln."
D.'l Si'tuiralo Iliid'x.
Reference tn tlti' chronological '
linn nf tlio pamphlet icveiil Hie in
ti'i't'iliiiK taut Hint then' are no le
than Hit Meparate dale iliiriiiK the
year that have (n ho imteil hy eamli
iIhIcm, elector ami pnlilie official
who would he. informed at all tunc
nf the. various phono nf the electinn
law.
The Hint dale mentioned in Jamt
n ry '-. Tliim In the date on which
county I'ltitliH of the variant ootiutie
open rephten for tin' pltipone nf
ri'XiMtcrinu (he electors refilling with
in their coiinlieH.
.Vi'vl h March I), the latent date on
which ciuiilidiitcM for iioiamation liy
a political piuly niav llle pelitioim for
iiiiinimitioii with the nccrctary of
nIiiIc, provided the ciimliiliilcK or
their friends ilewire to llle with the
Meerelary portrait out or typewiit
ten ulnteniont for patilieatioii in the
votern' parly pniiiphlet,
i.Imc or orriicH.
1'aeh dale Im piililiMhcd in lilnck let
lerM on the iniirnin of the piiuc and
the iiiforniation relative to the date
in written nlnnpdde thin in smaller
and IJKhler type.
Then folhiWH a HhI of offices to he
llllcd lliin year and an ahhtraet of
the election Iiiwh, The lint inelinUm
Till itoiinly and preeiaet nffioeH, 11
Ntato KeuatorH, oicjit diNtriot nttor
neyM, four proNcculinj; ntlorneyri,
four eircitit jiiiIki'h, live eleelora of
prewidont mid vice prenidenl of the
tJnili'd .Staled, two slate railroad
eoiiiiiiiHNionerH, n state dairy ami
food connniHHioner, a jtmlico of the
Klate Hiipremu eonrl, a Keeretary of
stale, thrco roprcHcnlativcs in eon
KI'chh ami a United SIiiIch Kenator.
KINO OEORCjD ANO MAHARAJAH OV- NEPAL AF1UJ2 OCOiSSPUL HOT
In hU htintltiK trip In Ncpnl recently KIiik Rrarcc V. baKj;eI twenty-four tlKers. On one occnuluii UN Majesty
iteenrtit n 1 1 k r iiml u tieur 'ltli titi right nail left tmrrclx,
Wtien the ulmve plu)toKniii wm taken tliu lvluj; laid JiibI brouglit down n flnc tlscr, which U wa I) lug at (he
fret of 111m MnJexly'H cli'l'liniit. ..
ASHLAND HOLDS
DISTRICT FAIR
Commissioners Meet ami Leave Dale
(or Next Fair to Be Fixed liy Ash
land Commercial Club Staples
Elected President.
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23 MAGAZINES FOR
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Tiu librnry Iiiih stihserihed for 'Jll
niiiKazincH and a limnhcr inoro are
promiHi'il hy friundrt who will liriiitf lo
the lihrary their pei'Honal unpiim,
Home ot Intra du'Hired are! Ainori
ciiii iMiiKniiio, Allantio, Itookninn,
HohIoii Conking School Jlapizine,
I'Miiniiiiuii, Kvcryhmly'rt, Onoit Uouhii
kccpiiif,', l.mlicH1 lloimi Journal, iMo
Clnro'H, OiilitiK, l'opular MeehanicH,
I'nhlio liihrariuK, BiiiihoI, which has
hcen (lonsolidati'd with Pnoille Monlli.
ly, Yoiith'ri Coinpunion.
Tlio library Hubfionhi'H for an in
ilex to pmiinlionlH whii'b will niaUn
thi'Hii iniiKiizincH Hpeeially iiHi'fnl in
rel'ei'eiieu work.
Haaltlna for honltii.
A meeting of tint hoard of com
iiiIuhIiiiutm of tlio Flint .Southern
Oregon District Agrli'tiltnm society
wiih linlit la tho parlor of tlio Med
ford Nut Ion nl hank on Momluy after
noon, TIioho iironent woro J. A.
l'orry, J. II. I lull, nml K. T. Stapliw,
J. A. Perry In tho proHliIonfH ehalr.
Tint mierelury IioIiik nhnent, the pre
lilent appolntnil 0. I1IIIIiu;h iih hcc
retiiry pro toin.
Tho mlntitiiH of tho Inst annual
nteittliiK ami of tho spiuilnl imietiiit;
wero ri'iul ami approvoil.
Tho roHlKiintlnn or l. C. llatohnm
iih roinmlHilomir wiih roiul ami ne
copti'il. Tho A(;rli'iilturo micloty of .lose
phlno iiounty, wiih rutiuuHtutl to elect
a Hiiltahli perHon to fill tho vaitancy
ami mind u nntlflcato of hiioH oleo
tion to (lovornor Went and nut; for
t'onflrniatloa of tho mum'.
Movod, Hui'ondeil nml carried that
tho next meotlni; ot tho dlntrh't fair
ho held at AhIiIiiiuI mill tho ditto of
holding tho mtimt ho fl.Mtd hy tho
AHhlaml Comnmri'hil club, not Inter
than April 1, 19 la.
Tho following offlcora woro duly
elected: K. T. Stniiles, proHlilont; J.
A. l'orry, vlco proBldontj V. II. Day,
Hi'crotnry; J. McCoy, troitHtiror.
lOxccutlvo coniinlttoo K. T. Sta
plcH, J. A. l'orry ami li. 11. Hall,
Flnanco coinmlttco J. A. l'orry,
I,. I). Hall ami W. T. StuploH.
MAY PENSION
FIREFIGHTERS
Senator Dixon of Montana Urges
Payment of Six Months' Wages for
Disability and Year's Pay for Death
to Forest Service Men.
ROOSEVELT FAVORITE OF
NEBRASKA REPUBLICANS
LINCOLN, Neb., 1-Vli. (). Tlico
dorn Itoomivelt is the I'hoii'o of Ne
braska vepublii'iiiiB for tlio presiden
tial nomination, mittd ripping Presi
dent Taft by four votes to onu, ae
I'ordiiiK to u poll just completed by
the Nebraska Stato .lourunl. Konalor
Hubert l.a Kolletto ulo led I'residutil
Taft.
; ilemocratio vole showed William
J. Hryau tho l'avorile with (lovurnor
Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey sec
ond and (lovornor Ilarmou of Ohio
third,
IIiiulUuu for health.
WASIIINdTON. Kelt. (!.-Forest
service men who ore blinded or other
wise disabled ami tho deeudaiit8 of
men killed in lighting forest II res can
expect no compensation from the
government. To remedy this condi
tion Kenator ljixou (Hop., Mont.) is
making a sturdy effort to have the
forest service employes included in
the law which awards compensation
to victims of luunrdoiis j;overiinient
employment. The law, with promised
amendments in behalf of employes ol
the huerau of mines ami the foroM
service, is pemhne; in tlio senate.
Speaking of tho widespread lire
of 111 10, Senator Dixon said:
"1 was in the very center of the
groat forest tires of tho northwest
during tliat period, ami there were
over 7fi men burned tn death in a
radius of IfiO miles of the place where
Senator Ileyhurn and myself reside.
In the forest ranger service during
those Hies, us I recall it, six or
seven of tho foresti rangers in the
discharge of their duty lighting tierce
forest tires worn burned to death. 1
know men individually of three or
four cases where the eyesight of
those men was destroyed ami they
are blind for life,
"I remember in particular nn old
man who lives ut tho southern end
of Hilterroot valley, who three years
ago in the forest tlrcH had bis eyes
completely burned out, lfis coin
pauionK resulted him and lie is living
them on tho chnrity of his neighbor
in the county,
"When those great crises occur and
men take their lives in their hands
nml go into the mountains fighting
lire, certainly this government should
not refuse them tho slight pit t unci! of
six months' pay for disability or one
year's pay in imse of death."
NOTION.
0, J, I loss Iiiih nurchnsoil Chas.
Talent'H Intorost In tho Union Idvory
and Food 8tah!en, located on Hlvor
slilo avonno. Mr. Ue.su will rocolvo
ami pay till hills.
OHAS. TAliKNT.
C. J. H13SS.
Nothing is surer in this world than
that a good servant can llml a good
placo through want advertising.
CLYDE WANTS TO
ABOLISH SENATE
SALKM, Ore, Fob G. Tho nbol
Ishtnent of the I'nltail States senate
Ih tho prominent plnnk contained In
tho platform of Itnlph C. Clytlo, of
Portland, and nieiubor of tho stato
house of ropreiientatlvos, who filed
hta declaration of Intention of be
coming a candidate on tlio republican
ticket for congress from tho Third
congrosalonal dUtrlct with Secretary
of Stato Olcott yesterday.
Clyde gives as his reason for de
siring tho Honate abolished tho fact
that It has hct'ouie llko tho house of
lordn and is useless, v Ho nlso de
clares himself In favor of tho gov
ernment ownorslilp of tho Alaskan
roal mines.
MEDFORD MARKETS
Hetail Prices.
Vegetables,
Potatoes $ir0 por cwt.
Cabbage He
Parsnips a &C,
Lottuco He head.
Carrots 2c.
lloets -aVjC.
Onloii9 3c.
Colory 50c CM doz.
Cauliflower 10 ff 20c head.
Turnips 2 c.
Radiant's fie bunch.
Onions Green, Co bunch.
lValt.
Cocoanuts 10o each.
Prunes Dried, lOo lb.
Lomons 2Gc doten.
Hummus 10c to 30c per dozen.
Oranges Ida to -10c.
Cranberries 10c quart.
Hotter, Kgga anil Poultry.
Butter Fresh ranch," por roll,
CTioj crenmory, S5c
Kbbs l-'rcsh ranch, 3Go; storago,
2r.o. '
Poultry Hens, ilressod, 18o; Hvo
12c; springs, dressed, 20c.
Turkeys 20o to 25c, ilrosaod.
SIcatH, Wliolosalo.
Doof Cows, 4HCS stoors, Bo.
Pork G W & Cc.
-Veal Dressed, 7 ii 3 1 Oo.
Mutton 3Cf3Vje, Hvo; lambs, G
7 We
Hay ami lVod, Wliolesalo.
Hay Timothy, 18; alfalfa, $10;
Brass, ?1G; grain hny, ?1C.
Grnln-Whoat, ?1 02 busliol; oats,
$37 ton; barley, $10 ton,
WIT WOMAN'S
PRESS CLUB HERE
Auxiliary Organizations Throughout
the Stale Planned Metlford Wom
en Asked to Cooperate In Movement.
During tho thno tin- State Wom
an h Prww Club of Orngon lam bexn
In fxlutonto It has oouf lnr.,1 Its an-tlvltli-H
nlnioMt oxclimlvoly to tho city
of Portland, although an tho name
Implies It as a ntato organization.
In order that It may fulfill tho great
est poHHihllllliiH of u Htrtto organiza
tion and bo In effect what tho name
HlgtilflcH, a plan has been proposed
by tho president, Mrs. M. I,. T Hid
den, ami cntlniKlriHtlcally oudnmed
by the members whon-by tlio club's
field action may bo greatly ex
tended. Ilrk'fly stated, the Idea Ik to estab
lish auxiliary prose club throughout
tlio Hiate In ovory city and town
where there are women writers liv
ing tu a sufficient number to war
rant such action. From Inquiries
made It appears then! Ih enough lit
erary talent In .Mcdford to constitute
a highly successful press club. If the
talented women of the city would
Join fortes with that object In view.
Of all brain workers, writers need
the Inspiration that comes through
an exchange of Ideas with others of
llko tastes. A pre club promotes
an IntcIliH'tual comradeship among
Its members, which Is truly helpful
and stimulating. Among the many
advantages the plan of tho auxiliary
club offers, would bo an annual meet
ing as a happy culmination of tho
year's work, where all stato press
clubs would bo represented. The
benefit, pleasure and Inspiration to
all concerned derived from such a
gathering would bo of Incalculable
value to every ono attending.
In accordance wlfti the constitu
tion of the State Woman's Press club
It Is not necessary that every mem-
"'Just Say"
HORLICK'S
It Means
Original and Genuine
MALTED MILK
The Foed-'drlnk for All Ages.
More healthful than Tea or Coffee.
Agrees with the weakest digestion.
Delicious, invigorating and nutritious.
Rich milk, malted grain, powder form.
A quick lunch prepared ia a buhhIc
Take no substitute. Ask for HORLICK'S.
WT Others are imitations.
"Over Your Eyes"
twm
You nro naturally concerned, espe
cially If they begin to show signs of
weakness. Do not delay, but come
at once nml have thorn examined. I
have tho confldonco of all my pa
trons, for they aro satisfied with my
work and with my charges for same.
Dr. Rickert
Over Kentner's
Sledfortl, Ore.
Seattle Appraisals
Sovoral Medford people have
employed us to appralso Seattle
roal estate. Such appraisal Is
usually worth moro than It costs,
Ira J. Dodge of Medford was
formerly connectod with this of
fice Other Seattle and Medford
roforouces on request.
It. O. KItSKlXH COMPANY
200 New York Wk., Seattlo
(Chartor Mcrubor Seattlo Ileal Es
tate Assn.)
TUSCAN SPRINGS
Having no equal on earth In variety of
mineral waters and curing diseases
that modlclucs will not roach. It you
aro In need of health, como now. We
aro opon all tho year and can glvo the
best ot caro ami nttontton iiow as well
as in summor, Stago dally from Red
Dluff to the sprlugs. Further par
ticulars address
E. B. WALBRIDGE
TUSCAN Sl'IUNGS, OAL.
her ho an actively engaged author.
Borne of Its brightest mouthers nt
present are only occasional contrll
utors to tho newspapers nnd period
icals of tho country, whllo othors
associate members- novor Imvo re
ceived remuneration for their work.
It Is earnestly desired that nn
auxiliary press club of women writers
bo. formed In Mcdford, nnd nny In
formation which would help toward
(ho establishment ot a Medford aux
iliary will ho furnished gladly hy tho
conospondltiK socretary, Stato Wom
an's Press Club of Orogon, Oswego,
Ore, llox 180.
The club's year hook, constitution
and by-lawn will bo sent on request.
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Medford Theatre, Tuesday, Feb. 6
TheDamaticSensation
ofihe CENTURY
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LlEBLEfi AND Co.,MANAGERS
THE SAME CAST AND. PRODUCTION,
AS SEEN FOR
1 SEASON mNWYOm
6 MONTHS CHICAGO
Priors $2.00, $1.50, oOo
A GREAT AWAKENING
Tho Rogue River Valley or that rKirt surrounding Med
ford may fully expect some great stunts this spring and
summer, for look what people in all parts of the country
and some parts of Missouri have had to go through. "We
have the garden spot and it's up to us to make it what it
should be, and in order to move some of the hidden coin
and get some circulating we are selling heating stoves at
cost. All our beautiful cut glass goes the same way.
Paints, oils, varnishes and stains, the best kind, the kind
that covers the earth, at prices that would move any ar
ticle. AVe stand ready with the largest, best assorted stock
of exclusive hardware in Southern Oregon ta serve your
wants. Xo w its up to you to get busy and do some rustling
to see if we can't make 1912 the banner year. Beautiful
homes properly painted mean progress. Don't forget the
old reliable Toledo Range and 1900 "Washing Machines,
the kind your neighbors have always, at the big store,
"West Main and Grape St.
Garnett-Gorey Hardware Co.
Hot Antiseptic Oil Treatment
which has TH'oycn to be of great benefit in
obstinate cases of Dandruff, Eczema and
Hair Loss, is given at the
Marinello Shop
Cora E. Utley, Graduate Operator '
407 Garhett-Corey Bldg.
Main 6751 Home 343-K
First
National Bank
OF i
MEDFORD, OREGON
CAPITAL STOCK $100,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits $65,000.00
United Statesjmd Postal Savings Depository
Wo solicit your business, which will receive our
careful attention.
F. 1C. DEUEL, I'llESIDENT M. Ti. AFFORD, CASHIER
OltltlH OltAWFOItl), ASSISTANT CABUIKIl