MEDTCWn MATT TRTTHINM, MlCDKOUaOUIWOK. MONDAY, NOVUM HIM 4, 1012.
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PROGRESSIV
CON ESS
0 IM f ACTUAL SCENE IN BULGARIA DURING PHESENT WAR WITH TURKEY
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HOPE
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N
E WILL Wl
An it member m tun rlonutn Com
tuition on Commoren I have noted tliu
Ittont vuluu of Koiuilor llnurno'M
luuvlco to llin country. Aw chair
mini iif tliii Hoiiitlo Committee on
PohIoUIcii ami Pont Itoiul no niuti
uvor worked with 'ipoalor diiUuimIumiii
ami hIiikIouokh of purpoiio or wore
IndofntlunblouoHii nml tlrohwi Intlmi
try tlinii ho. To htm itlouo In tho
country Indebted for tlm Parcel
Pout. Hn linn Hootired it placo upon
tint mom tiiiportant coiiiiiiIUooh or
tlio Hoiiato uml If ro-olm ted will Im
alilu to render tho hlKlmit poHnlhlo
tiurvlco to IiIh Htntn nml tlm country.
COM I. OltAWI'Qltl),
U. I), Honator from Hatilh Dakota.
l'ltiiu Hcmilor Cummin
Tlio work tluit Honator llonrno
ban ilonn ami tlm nmultH ho Imh ne
eoinplltilied have not licou out-ranked
by nny Honator lit a quarter or u
century. When hn bocaiuu Chnlr-
mau of tlio Comniltlo on PontofflroH
nml Pom ItotttlH hu found chnoit not
only In tlm proponed oxtonnlon of tlio
iicthitlea uI tlm department to tlm
rnrrliiKii of parcel, hul dhiorjjtinUu
tlou In many other mlUturn. llo at
onen attacked I ho problem with an
InlolllKt'iit tumrity ami pemlntuuce I
liuvu never won mirpiuncil. In a
Hhorl mmeo of tiino ho collected In
formation upon tlm jmhjt-ct of parcel
pout tuoro comprolieulvo ami no
curato than had over bofoio been
hroiiKlit together. Through hl of
forU, order took (ho placo of coufu
hIoii, ami ho wiih ahlo to bring for
ward a definite, workable plnu ttiip
ported not only by rcnHon tint by ex
piirlniicc. I hnvo often until, nml I
repeat It now, that no man over
rendered Krontor mirvlco to IiIh ntato
ami to hln Nation than Kutiator
Ilourue.
AWIKIIT II. CUMMINS,
U. H. Hcuntor from lown.
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TAFTITES TO VOTE
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WILSON
.1WI&DlMf. IM VM II .AM7.IANT
o;.e.ctt.uiri O
Thin plioloRrnph wan taken i'w-m tin went nmhl l"uii,a of tionprt In llu'j;i'i nml l one of tli flfit pictures
if I'l ! IP ll ill II lti- III '
Whnt llrMinv TlilukH
Htinator Jonathan llonrno luu lioou
olio of tlm most offiHitlvo worlmrn In
tlio Unltml StatfM Hcuato for proKrcs
nlvu pollt'lm. lo Iiiih nrconiplUlioit
mom than any othor man to promote
popular Kovornnmut Idnan. llo In
Imluntrloun, rnpnbh, nml uutlrliiK In
liU dovotlou to tlio public nvrvlcu
ami oiikIiI to bo re-olrcloil by tlio
,iiitoiiluiifiPruftoiifliy,uuiUttirwliolmliitt
votu. ' .No'vur In tlio hlntory of thin1
Itopublju ban tlio rouulry mu'dod
inon of tlio typo of Hcuntor llonrno
In public. Ilfo mora t tin it It ucodM
tlium now ami IiIh oloctlon will bo
lmlluil tliroiiKboul tlio nntlou an nu
omlorhoiuont by tlio pooplo of Unt
pon of ufflfbuit public service nml
a triumph of tlio prlnclphnt of I'opu
bu Covorttmuut.
.lORKPII U. IIIIISTOW.
I. 8. Hountur fcom JCamran.
I'll on Senator llruvii
If tlio pooplo of Orouoii luimv tlio
truth nbotit Siumtor llotiruo'u pub
llo horvlco at VahltiKtoii, IiIh rt
oloctlon would bo certain. 'No mnti
In the yciiate Iiiih contributed inoro
to tlm wolf aro of tlio nation than lie.
Tlio I'oHtoff Ifii bill iniHiicd by tlio
taut ni'Hnlon of CounrcHi In tlio c.ioat-i-Ml
ami mutit (iroKroHHlvo ploco of
Inflation that ovor vaiim from I ho
Coiumlttuo on PoHtofflcoH and Post
KoadH, I cnunot bollovo tlm people
of OroKon will toritul Honrno'a Kroat
Horvlco to thtim.
NOIlltlH llltOWN,
U. H. Honator from NohrmiKa.
What Kouator (.'lapp Sa)N
It wan my Intuutlou If our romiult
too took a recced early uiioiikIi to tu
to On-con to Hpcak for Honator
llo'urnu but It Iiiih buun ImpoHHlblo to
leavo, hi jiiHtlco to my duty iih
chairman. If over thuro wan a call
able, wJIIIiik liubllo Horvaut ho Ih
hiicIi, ovor putttiiK IiIh public duty
abovo pnrHoiial coimliluratloiiH and
HlvliiK to publlo uuuHlloiiri that Binnti
I'luo and atudy which a man Klvou
to IiIh own IiiihIiiohh, Ho Iiiih
loiiohod comuilttoo posltloim rarnly
attained In much lotigur Horvlco. Ills
proHout comuilttoo po.ltloim mnlio
li 1 111 a Ki'oat power In Bhaplut IurIh
latlou.
I undomtaud hoiiio crlllclain ban
boon rained heeaiiHo ho Iiiih not Hpout
more tlmo In Oiokoii, but It numt bo
ronioinborod that while abHont from
the Htato ho wan not noitloctlnit IiIh
publlo dutlori, hut on tlm contrary
wiih HpondliiK lilt Hmo and ilovotliiK
IiIh ouoi'Klofl to public worlc ovou
durliiK tlm i'ocuhh of Coiikiohh, If
tlm Bquator did not npoud miinb tlmo
In OroKon, Oroou did not nuffor In
tlio matter of local IokIhIuIIou and
appropriations nor did It In tlio famu
which coiiion to a Htato front tlio con
HplciiotiB publlo Horvlco of her Hona
tor. Ih It poRRlhlo that 11 ninu occupy
Iuk ii imhllo offlco In to miffor din
favor bocaiiHo, Inutead of tiiondliiK
lilu tlmo at'ltomo ndvaiicliiK IiIh l'oll
tlcal fortunoH, ho HpomlH it at IiIh
pout of duty dovothiK hln oiuu'rIoh to
tho worlc tlio people have oloutctl
him to iIq? . It .auoinu liwcdlblo thut
of n
itwar-TTJ-ai .b a
a man dhould nuffor for dolujc hU
duty. II U couttlhittloii to tlm caumi
of, popular itoverntiieni nan none
more to advance that cajuo than nil
the rout of tin combined.
I rrallxo that rsomo people may tuiy
that they can decide thU iiiumtlnu uf
MolcutluK a Kutmtor without nny huk
Kimtlon from nu ouulilor, hut uuroly
whou a mail Iiiih hoi veil with anoth
er ami pnmonally Kiiovsh of hlx work
ho may be permitted to testify to4
uticli unrvlce. nml I on) wah It went
poiiHlble to r.o to Orison and there
urKo the lo-oleclloii of Honator
lloinne, for I know IiIh wortlf by tho
Intimate kuow)cdt which n man ban
of IiIh colleaguex.
MOHliS B CIIM.
V. H. Honator from .Mluuoitotn.
Hcuntor llonrno ban done more for
OroKon than nny other Honator Alio
ever bud; Unit nailed the attention
f tho people of the country to Oro
Kon iih the liHidor In proi;relve
movomotilM. lilu dulmtt would bo
little Iciih than a calamity to the
country. Ami every mnu that voIoh
iiKnltiHt Doiirne nt the coiiiIiik pri
mary will IIVu to ruKrot l(.
ItOllBUT M. l.A rjOI.l.UTTi:,
Hiuiator llonrno bf a member of
tho committee iiiu' loinmero, rf
which rommlttco I am chnlrniin'.
IliU rommltteo (iniHlttts of 17 lnem
bem and In ope of the larmHt ami
moMt Imporiiiut t'ommltti'cK of thw
Monad. I bnvu found fieualor
llonrno tu be one of tho mnit uuor-
(KetleitlbNtWjielfifulirnrt 'Cf flcloTit
tuomborH of tho committee, ready nt
all tlincH to buckle down to hard
work, nlwaH In attendance, uml al
wajH working for kooiI roHiiltH. Ho
Ih one of the iiioinhorx upon which I
have mainly rolled In carryluc on
tho titroiiuoiiH work of tlm committee.
Senator llonrno in alno a member
of tho commlltco on appropriation,
on which committee bo Iinh provrd
IiIh activity ami efficiency lu iih IiIkIi
a decree iih on th commltteo on
commerce.
Honator llonrno ih our or tho oner
Hollo, efficient, ami hnrd-worklni;
luemberH of tho Honate, alwayn on
duty, never playliit; to the kuIIoiIch,
ami alwan almliiK to serve the pub
llo by doedH rather tlimi by words,
KNUTi: NI3I.HON,
Ohalrman commllleo on commerce
(Itivem and harboi-H)
Portland. April, 1U 11!.
Honator llourno'H work on tho
Committee on PontofflceH nml Post
Itoadu will bo a biHtliiK niouumout
to blin and a positive IiIohhIiih to tlm
country- I am a democratic and hu
Ih a oroKrcxHive republican, yet 1
feel that IiIh abnenco from tho Sen
ato wojild be a positive Iosb to tlm
country. ,
JAMKH K. MAItTINK,
IT. H. Honator from New .lernoy.
Honator llonrno Iiiih rendered a
Hcrvlcu of which IiIh couHtllnqntH nt
home uro hardly awaro. Ho Iiiih
brought vividly before tho people of
tho United Htutcn tlio factri connected
with OroKou'H effort to make her
Kovernmeiit really a Koverninont of
tho people, and tho way tho experi
ment liitK actually worked, ami there
aro many of wo outHldom who owo
Honator Houruo a very real debt of
obllnntlon for what ho Iiiih done In
famlllarUliiK im with tho actual
workliiKH of what you hnvo oNporl
inentcd with, attempted and done la
Oi'ckou; ami I wish to Htato my olill
nation to him for that work, an4
uIho tho obllKutlon that all of iih
ovorywhoro feel toward Oregon for
what It Iiiih done lu pioneering alouR
tllCHO linen.
TllKODOHB nOOHBVKI.T.
OCTOBER
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JiOOltK
the week:
Jlalzac, Busonlo. (Jramlet; Ilahac,
Old Coriot; Italzac. Wild Ahh'h Skin:
llronte, Hhlrlcyf 'Uobtl, Chcmlntcry
of the Houhc; -liiinia, Three Muskc
teerBj Koltr, Kcilcral CUJ1 Service
an ii Career; GraiiBor, Index to Poe
try and recltntlotiH; Hard, Women of
Tomorrow; Hill HlfjKwayft of Por
Kress; Hinsdale, 'Horaco Mann and
the Common School Itcvlvnl; Holniea,
Pout nt tho Ureakfait Table; Ibsen,
Collected Works, four additional
volume. Latimer. Ctrl and Woman;
Mackenzie, Carnival; Mulr, Kdward
Henry Harriman; Hoot. A. I). C. and
X. Y. 'A. of Uco Culturo; Tolstoi.
Master aud Man; Verne, Abandoned;
Verne, Dropped From, the Clouds;
Warjnan, White .Mall; Watson. Tex
HIck and ClothlnK; White, Old Or
der Clianpctli. '
02
'Tnfce ' Mcdfora Prmtinu company carry
Tiu-e ) '1I linn of leral bUnks.
Trnou
Trauo
TUT IS THIRD
, I'UUTIANIJ. Ore, Nov. CTiilt,
leader- here iiate crdHCil llielr efforlft,
in behalf of IWilciil Tnft, rcali5
i i tT thai it in hopclohH to expect bet
ter than third place for their leader'
hi Oregon. They lire tiow mlmittin;;
openly that (he xlnle uiiihI k to
WOkoii or to JIooHevelt, nml tliy
are oxprexHin the belief ami the
hope Hint it will go to WiIhoii.
The OrcKoninn, which hns from
the firHl been a eonHistent supporter
of President Tfl'J oamliilney, hn
editorially ndmittcd the utter liope
IeH"iii'H of bin caiiftc. ThiH ih hut nu
eclio of the Kciitiment which Jins been
groiviiijr for the past three weeks,
.tales frankly that should nil of I'rcs
ident TnftV fiiipportern in Oregon
ote jor him he could not carry the
Htute. Jt uonlinues that nu eincrj;
cucv confronts tho Kiipiorters of
J'rehidcnt Taft. in which the Tnft
man inosl decide whether lo Htinid
liv the ship, with ccrtnin defeat in
,tlie hlate hlarina. him in the ace. or
to euHt liit vote for Wifaou, in op-jio-.it
ion to Itoosevclt.
WiKon will carry .Multnomah coun
ty hy a kooiI plurality in the opin
ion if tho-e wlio lntve studied and
cuiivifsscd the Hituntiofi carefully.
ICcimrtu received from oyer Hie staff
lead to the belief that the New Jjr
nY fcovcnior will earrj the slate.
This it th belief of men who -have
Ioiik heeii loely identified with Ore
gon tioliticK, nod have been, and arc
now Taft men. Two weeks njro thce
men would not admit that nny doubt
existed of the ability of President
Tnft to carrv the state. Now they
openly admit he is in third place and
stale their belief that Wilson ii in
tho lead.
The most significant thini in thU
cloiiiif week of tho cyunpain. !; not
the rapid cryhtnlizntion of Wilson
sentiment and support, but the out
spoken mid increasingly muncrotif
commendations of Wilson's cnndi-i
dnny hy men wlio, mi to this time,4
liftve been te(ive Taff supivortors.
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PURIFIES !
BAD BLOOD
SHOE REPAIRING
BY MACHINERY
I hnvo JiiRt liiHtaltod a Now Cham
pion HtltchluK Mauhlno for soloing
ahooa it nil rosiii'otfiilly Invito tho
publlo to cull and boo (IiIh now ma
chine. In operntlon. No mills on wolt
Hhonij, Quick work. llo,st onutorlal
and workmauHhlp, PticoH rKht.
llrliiB you hIioo roimlrlnu lo
GUS ANDERSON
10 South Fir Street
Jl All .... .to ..;.
21(1 .... J7 . . . . .'Mi
31 . ... .M) ....'17
ihi.xiiniiui (einpcrutun). .80. ikne-5
Menu max. temperature. 0'.! 1 decrees
Normal moan maximum
' teinnoi at uro 07 erc
Minimum teifipei-Hturo. .27 dt:n
Monu minimum H'iII dvret-.
Normal menu minimum. -11 ilegro
Mean montfily lump H).l dorees
Normal inenii .Mo. temp. ."'J deirreoH
Preeipitutioii 1,00 iuelu-H
Normal monllily preoip. . 1.7(1 inohes
Det'idieuOy for mouth. . . .0.01
Number of ulnar days . .
No. pnitly uloudy days..
No, of cloudy days
Tompcmttirc uml pieeiii(utim were
beljtw uoiinul for the nunilli, hul
condilioiw weto verv ruvjiruble for
nil liui'M of lUiiioullurnl work. More
preeipiliiliou i needed for fall plow
iui(. Orehurd fruit trims, iiltlioiit;li
having borne it ItOavy orop lum u
fine hIiovviiik .of fruit buds fur net
year.
1. .1. O'OAItA.
Speeial Meleoi-oloxienl Observer, U.
S, Weather lJnreau.
BRAZILIAN ON WAY
TO RUBBUR CONGRESS
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Dnd blood Is responsible for most of our ailments, and when from any
cause It becomes infected with impurities, humors or poisons, trouble in some
fernt is sure to follow. Sluddy, sallow complexions, eruptions, pimples, etc.,
show that the blood Is infected with unhealthy, humors nvhichrh&ver changed
It froin a pure, froth ntrwm to a sour, acrid iiuid, -whfehorcts-tjut ta
impurities through lac pores and elands of tho skin. A very common, evi
dence of bad blood it sorts and ulcer?, which lircak out on tho itcsh, often
from a very insignificant bruise, or oven scratch or abrasion. It tho blood
was healthy tho placo would heal nt onc'o; but being Infected with impurities
which aro dischrcd into the wound, irritation and inthuniuation aro sec
up, tho fibres uml tissues aro broken, and tho soro continues until tho
blood la purtllod of tho causa. S. S. S. is Nature's blood-purifier and tonic,
mndo entirely fnci roots, herbs and bnrks. It goc3 down into the circula
tion and remove cvory pnrtlclo of impurity, humor or poison, restores lost
vitality, and steadily tones no tho entire system. S. S. S. neutralizes any
excess of acid in tlio blood, nut king it pure, fresh and healthy, and perma
nently cures Kczcma, Acne, Tetter, Salt Rhoum, Boils, and nil other skin
eruption or dhtcasc Hook on tho bloqd and nny medical advico free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAHTA, GA,
FRUIT MEN
Hold Your Applos and Get Better Prices
Wo can storo 17 cars more of fruit. Kates as follews:
200 boxes or less 23c per box for the season. All in
excess of 200 boxes 20c for tlio season.
Soason to April 1st.
Medford Ice & Storage Co.
Dtt.CANDIDO MENDC-3 PE ALMEIDA
Dr. Caudldo Mondes do Almeida,
president of tho Commercial .Museum of
Itlo do Janeiro, is on his way to tho
United States as a delejmtu to tho Inter,
national rubber enuijro.s to bo held lu
New Yorlc and to take part lu the Inter
national cohki-ch. f tiu, i banner, or
CommcVce, which niecta In Ihum
With Dr. Almeida l bin l.unlh l
Ih descended front the-oM :'m;i
Htock. Vhodiiutil ot Hie I Willi i .
jreat ncn'li-eVFyi " c iiuu. u.
uiiiHoi uie eillplt v; . .vliia.ni., ,.
bu at tho Aitur lh.ei. ;,' w!u,
Who Cut Meat Prices?
Who was It that gavo tho pooplo ot Medford cheap meat
through the public murkot?
Who fought -tho meat trust nml forced prices dowu through
out tho city?
It I ant forced out of business, prices will go up. People stay
by yoiir friends keep meat cheap, . "
IW.KV
All kinds of steak, ,. t.ic
Prime roust ......,....'. i!3o
Pot roust ..,
Kor boiling ?
atew '
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Chops
Houtst
Sldo'
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.M.i....,........,...J-. 72 C
Heads ,,,., 3e
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,V, MUTTON
. rKront iHinrtor ........;l(o - -
tolllnd (innrtor l-5o
. Stow ,....;! for -:3o '
Chops 13o
1 buy JhcInou county hoof, mutton, potk and voal.
. ' Jlomo .Plume UTi-'A,
CROWDER
Booths 11 and 12, Public Market
Established 1878
FRUIT
lBoorptata tiH
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T. CEOSSLKY ; SONS
Commission Merchants
' 901 Franklin St., New York
Onr Specialty
APPLES and PEARS
Wo hnvo our iwn housw In
NKW YOnHT, MVIfltroOfi, I.ONOO.V AM) OfiAHOOW
Direct conafRnmonta follclted oroe our Ilogun Itivor repreentatlfB.
CHRIS GOTTLIEB Medford, Oregon
Nearlj1 a quarter of a century under the same
management
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THE
Jackson County Bank
Medford, Oregon
It has succeeded because of
Soundness of principle
Economy of management
Safety of investment , ' ;
Courteous and liberal treatment- . v
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $175,000.00- .
"W. L Vawter ,Prcsidcnt O. R. Lindley, Vice Jrea
O. TV. McDonald, Cashier ' t
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THESE NUMBERS'WICL :--
BAR SIMPLE TAX IN OREGON
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MADZA LAMPS
20 Reduction on
TUNGSTEN LAMPS
On account of improved methods of manufacture
the piuuc of Jlax.ua Tungsten Lumps has been .re
duced as follews:
Size
in
Watts
15
20
25
40
GO
100
Candln
Power
12
16
20
32
48
80
Old' , . ' JJew
Priiio .Price
:5b .r40
;.50 . .J40
.50 - .40
55 , ;,. .fi's;
.75 . ... .. ;GOs.
1:10,, k': ,'90
The old style carbon type 10 (!aiidlq.Tjovorv" lamp
uses SG watts per haim The new Tungsten hunp. oli
the same candle power uses ONLY 20 WATTS PER ,
HOUR. , '
You can save money on your light bills by nising1'
Tungsten lamps.
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California-Oregon
Power Company
216 West Main .Street.
Both PhoMM.
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