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PESTS IN SOCIETY '
Offlclnl J'aner ot the Cliy or Msdfor.
Official inper of Jackson County.
Kntnrsd a ftroond-cloai matter at
VNlford, Orrsuu, ttndr the act of
March J. 18?.
WH Mlfor4 StojOrtr
AUSTR1ANS
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RUSK DRIVEN
FROM CZERNOWICZ
ltKlil.lX. Oct. 'j:!. According lo
official announcement nuido in Vi
enna, Czemuwicz, capital of the
crownlnnd of llukowinu, which 1ms
been in tliu possession of the Utts
binns t-inco early in the war, has
been retaken by the Austrian.
They have captured also two Kus
pinn field forti Hon t ions-, located one
liehind the other, to the southeast of
Humbnr. To the northwest of Sntu
bor, Austrian troops are proceeding
in tlto direction of Htrassol.
During; recent ciincincnls Aus
trian troops havo taken .'MOO Itttssinn
prisoners, among whom nre twenty-
five officers. They have captured
albo fifteen tnaehinc puns.
1IKHL1N', pel. 23, via wireless.
Infonnation received hero from Vi
enna says it has been announced of
ficially .that the Austrian troops are
slill raininc j;round. They attacked
the Itnshinn fortified positioiiH near
Kelsr.lyn and stormed the hcijihts to
the north of Mnjiiero on Tuesday.
They have occupied the last pas
ncro-s the Carpathian inoiintains in
Kic-miui Iinnds, called tho Jahlomca
l'nss, and Utilitarian territory is now
completely clear of !(usiitins. In the
crown land of Hukowina the An
trians nre advancing toward Soreth.
The correspondent in Ilrlin of the
Itoiiic Trilmnn bus admitted that the
confidence of the Germans in tho
general staff of the army is unite
justified by its ineomparahle organ
ization. Tho l'aiis Temps, according to an
iioimccmcnt made here, reports that
the Knlih have confiscated and sold
many valuable German and Austrian
race horses, worth in all more than
5-200.000. This fact, it is said, to
gether with tho confiscation of the
racing yacht owned by Herr Krupp
yon llohlcn, proves Hint the Knjjlish
liuve no respect for private property.
Til 10 rcM'tioimrii's in control of the lvpublintu jmrly in
Oregon have 1ml one tinjnuionl cnlniiriiy. Thu sun
will noviM'.shiiu jiJs it nsotl lo sin no in Iho tjooil old nUlntnn
days of 1!K)7 nnloss tho republican party is restored lo
power, Hooth son! to the senate ami WilhyVinlto to Salem.
Hecnuso Wood row "Wilson is president, there were
heavy frosts in the Kouuo KMver vallev last sprint;. He-
eause tho demoenrts are in power, there was a drouth last
summer, tteeause hungry repuhlieaus arc out of offiee,
there is a world-wide war and the foreign market for
apples ruined.
The Jackson county reactionaries go a step further.
Hard times, they assort in paid advertisements, are
directly due to the fact that wo have some democratic
policemen and ;i democratic police judge. As their official
statement states:
Under such political control our taxes are the lil&liost they have ever
been. Wo have n corporation tax, an Inheritance tax, an Income tax, n
so-called "war tax" which Is really an KXTItAVAOANCU TAX. not to
mention the usual state, county and city taxes, ami not forKCttlnsr special
assessments and extravagant county and stato expenditures.
All duo to the fact that JNIedford has some democratic
policemen! Isn't it awful! And the rcinody to stop The
European war; to set the wheels of industry buzzing, to
mature a record fruit crop at record prices why elect
standpatters to office by "Voting 'or straight!"
The best answer to this campaign cry of calamity is
the speech recently delivered by A. L. Mills, president of
the First National bank of Portland, and former speaker
of the Oregon house of representatives a republican, by
the way. He says:
hrst: That financial conditions in our country today are sound, and
at no time sine our government was established were they ever in a
sounder condition than they nre at this moment.
Second. And let this sink deep into your understanding: There is
absolutely no danger today of a flnnnclal panic sweeping across this
country such as all of us have seen in times gone by, nor. Indeed, shall you
or I ever again witness In this country such panic conditions ns prevailed
In 1907 or 1S93, or, indeed, in other pahlc years. These nre cold, hard
facts and not the rosy dreams of sonic- visionary student of political
economy; facts that aro established truths in the minds or financiers of
established reputation, and facts that should nnd must be equally well
established in your mind and In the mind of every business man In these
United States.
Any, this and more you and I and nil of us should do combat with
all tho power and force that Is within us the dismal croriKlngg of the
confirmed pessimist who, whenever there Is tho smallest cloud in tho
sky, believes that the sun will never shine again. Such calamity howlers
are pests in society, of value neither to themselves nor to others, but
rather thei aro a drag upon tho wheels of our Nation's progress.
Pardon this digression, but there should not be even standing room for
the pessimist In this great country of ours.
In conclusion, let mo beg of jou to bo of good cheer. Financial con
ditions arc sound and will remain so. Tho prospects for a period of
prosperity in the near future arc bright, and It but romalns for you busi
ness men to make the best of the opportunities that will present them
selves to you In tho near future in order to reap a bountiful harvest for
your efforts.
Xow, tho future! 1 should say that tho next year or two will seo In
Oregon and the United States generally, due to tho misfortunes of others,
such prosiwrous conditions as never heforo have prevailed. In the end,
however, we can not have such an enormous economic waste an this great
European war seems likely to cause without materially. affecting tho ability
ot those nations to purchase our exports.
The republican campaign calamity howlers are, as Mr.
Mills says, "Pests in Society."
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Colonel C. E. S. Wood and His Friend Bill Hanley
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UNSOLVED MYSTERIES
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(I'Ymn the Ahlnud lleeord )
Colonel C, K. S. Wood of Portland
was in Hi'iilheni Onjoh InM Tlitut
dny evening niniiiii) Hill lliinley for
the 1'nilcd States M'linle on the Hull
Mihim' ticket, Starling al Iho eily
hall in Ashland, ho took Mill in
flight vf oratory on u personally
conducted tour clear up to the pcarlv
gales -which i conceded by those
who ate fitiuiliitr with tho oily hall,
to he one of tho very longest Mights
to bo had anywhere. Just for com
parisou now and then lie dipped down
into the bottomless pit and let Hill
stand alongside of Cliamlieilaiii and
Hooth for n few minutes, lie cer
tainly was eloquent.
It was tin til on the faithful demo,
erats and republicans uscmhlcd, hut
they bore up nobly. When ho spoke
of Hooth there were crumb of coin
foit for the democrat and when lie
spoke of Chntiiberluin there were
crumb of comfort for tho republi
can. The democrats pt u few the
iiuwt crumb, because the colonel
scathed hooth on lps i coord in the
courts a a limber-grubber, while his
chief complaint of Chiimherlaiti wn
that George hud failed to boost him
politically. When tho colonel upoko
of his friend Hill, even thing- else
looked yoltyw nnd rocky uud whang--hasted
and there wore no crumbs for
anyone who didn't belong to the Cor-bet-Wood-llnnloy
clement tit Oregon
inditics.
Sometimes when the colonel shook
his luxuriant iron gray iniino mid
hurst forth in vitriolic denunciation
you tliouchl it wa Hill himself,
twisting- the tails of u bunch of steer
to make them get into the car. An 1
then you would notice the elegant
diction nnd rcnlirc .that it was Colo-
ncl Wood speaking-, uud that ho really
looks more like Frederick A. Dour-
lass, the cn-nt negro orator, than lie
tlocs like Hill. One thing we can as
sure our renders is that, if Hill should
go awe and leinn us, tiny Victor
csipiencss ir Which ho deprive tin"
state will be mnde tip liv Colonel
Wood with inteiest.
In tinier that vou may know what
it's nil about, wo will stale that Iho
Corbet Is and Colonel Wood nnd Hill
are nil tied uu together in a big much
over in eastern Otcgou. They have
not any renrc.sciitativo in the Ciiited
States senate and tliev want one.
Colonel Wood is a fine corporation
lawyer and a brilliant scnkor uud
would make them n.erni kcrjack of u
senator, but he cau!t get away to o
to Washuigti!i Ihy voteis won't let
him. The Corbet Cm can't mi, as they
BECAUSE the Mail Tribune had the temerity to impure Jan- all too i.usV eouutiii their money,
about Dr. Withycombe's birthplace .and as to why among them they have decided to
he voted as an Ainerieau citizen lor twelve years before
he renounced his allegiance to Queen Victoria, facts
strangely omitted from the official pamphlet, "the Port
land Oregonian characterizes it as "a vicious and nasty
little Mcdford paper," and makes inquirv as to the nativ
itv of Dr. Smith.
Dr. Smith was born in Ohio but where was Dr. "Withy-
combc born?
Dr. Smith received his degree of doctor of medicine
from the Sterling Medical college, Columbus, 0 and
uud curly ho will uriuiigo lo inigulo
the waste places of I he slain uud
make homes for the surplus popula
tion of Iho congested unhorse. ( In
the ultci'uoou ho will build highways
nil over Iho lato uud a railroad to
the southern Oicgou coast, where ho
will di ga port. While he is ill il ho
will uUo dig some ports at I'oillniid
and Atoiia.
I'Yidu.v, Hill will fix Iho labor tpies
tiou, capital, onipoinllon, trusts,
commerce, mining und woman sttf
fnige while the test of Iho senate
looks ut him tlinuiuli pieces of smok
ed glass, or hides in the cyclone col
lar out behind the white house, tu
ease anything- else should need fix
ing. Colonel Wood will tell Hill what
it is und how to fix it. Satuulay Hill
will adjourn emigre uud come homo.
Colonel Wood cpreod surprise that
Senator Chamberlain ha failed to at
tend to these trivial matters which a
man of Hill's genius could easily eel,
away with in a week at the most,
by siinplv mukiur Iho rest of the
Cnited States stop running for u fuw
days.
The oratory of Colonel Wood not
only convinced many that Hill will
carry out this program with ono hand
tied behind his back, hut uNo that hi
discovery in the ipiict atmosphere
of Hums -is second only lo the great
discovery which Columbus is said to
have mnde in Hill! or that which Dr.
t ook made some years later. To
prove (hat Hill is u wonder, the cnlo-
micI cites what a groat attraction ho
was on the "governor' special."
winch toured the east it couple of
.vears ago. Me declan's the story that
Hill was taken along a a mascot
just jis some pin tics of high-rollers
take alone- a gout or a hunchback or
a bald eagle is a base canard and
he would like to see the color of tit
mini's Imir that started it.
Tho colonel says there are a lot of
lies it float about Hill that vven fath
ered by tho city papers and arc be
ing passed nlong by their "miserable
little yellow our imitators" in the
country village. He wa especially
exercised over u biinch of so-called
"pioneer iccolleetious" of Hill's caily
life in this viillcy, where eeiluiti base
ealumiiiator.s whisper that Hill wa
ton fiee with his branding iron, etc
The colonel sa.vs he bumped into these
"whisperings" for the tirst time on
this trin and thev made him hot un
der the collar. In denouncing them
he brought up also tho mutter of
Hill's itiditcmctil for miiiiitaiunig
fences around government laud, e(o.
This mutter of custom Oregon liislorv
was liewM lo many people in Asliliud
uud (hoy woivglitil lo hear llie colo
nel brill- it up and denounce II. Ho
ha u splendid flow of dciiiineialorv
language. I
The colonel stales iu thoo pa
pers which are mil Iviug nhoiit Hill
uro in u "conspiracy of silence"
which refuses to be broken unlo
Hill's ciimpaigu committee coughs up.
He said this in face of the fact Hint
(lie Hon. licit (Irccr, chuiimiiii of Iho
mcetiui;, is editor of.u paper Hint
fought valiantly for Iho piogicsvo
pailv onl, two years ago, uud the
finlhor fact that another editor nics
cnl devoted hulf a column of space to
ItillV ciiiiilidnoy free of chnigc two
week ugo. Tho colonel says Iho peo
ple have been "Jietraved" hv every
paper Hint didn't print Hill's plat,
form. He thinks It is a newspaper
man' busiiics to furnish u lice
mouthpiece for every dub who illum
ines he is a statesman. Great gnus,
colonel why ut that rale each copy
of a country newspaper in Oregon
would be as big as n Carnegie library
and it would cost nppioxiutuMv two
million ihdlur it week to scud it out
by f i eight.
The colonel is unkind and iticoti
sidemte -hut with Hint broad human
dimity for which the country editor
is noted, we forgive him. We en
joyed hi speech. Such sis-eches nild
to the gaiel - of nations und help to
make life worth living for the musses
who aro ground down hv the iiou
licl-1 of oppression and can't afford
to go to vaudeville. We hope he will
come again before Iho campaign cuds
and run Hill niiolher heat In this com
munity. Hill was tuisi'd lierciiboiil
and, ns Iho Colonel suggests, cverv
man wlio-was born some place should
have the undivided support of that
Mexican Convention still in Session
WASHINGTON, Oel, UoV-Thfi
Mcvicuu iialimiill cnuvciitlnu ill
Agnus .Cnlioiilps is sllll in session,
iiceoiiliti" to olliehll icpinlH loilay
lo tho slnlo ilopuiliiicnt. Ilonler ills
patches hud dt'chncd Hie couveiiliiMi
hud ailoiimeil.
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I'ltlO.W ANI SATt'llOAV
.Matinee mid Kvcnlug
.Mlf.l.tON l)OI,li.lt .MVSTCItV
Kplndo No.
12 "Kluslvo
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TiciiHiiro
THE RELIC
Two reel llioniiio feature,
ll"IT.li WKKKI.V WAIt NIJWH
STAR Ihorfre
" LONDON', Oct. 2.1, 1U :.-)() a. m.
A dispatch from Hottcrdain to the
Star says:
"Tho movement of the German
troops wcj-tward from Antwerp has
left only n few hundred men in tho
town. The last batch left yostenlay
morning and most of tho great forts
nre now without guards. The Ger
man wounded from the front uro be
ing ipuirtered al tho Zoo.
"A traveler who has just left the
cit,v says that someone rcstoicd the
bell belonging to thu town hull, and
the Gerniuiis did not bother to take
il down, Tho whole Hclgiuu coast
is now duscrlcd by Iho population,
the, military bein m sole possess
ion. .
"At Oslcud more Hum HID H--Igiaii
locoinolivcs have been collected."
'' 'The correspondent hazards a guess
tlujt they are for use in it retreat,
INSANE BECAUSE
HEPROPOSEDMARRIAGE
CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-A man giv
ing hit, inline as David Wilson was
held under arrest by federal authori
ties, hero today on a chnige of huv
if iC written lo .MIsh .Margaret Wood
row Wilson, Hio only iinmiiriii'd
daughter of J'rcMilciit Wilson, pro
posing marriage, Ho trill he cxuin
iliud us to Ills sanity,
WiUuii admitted lumin,' will (en the
tfjtcri bid tefiiseil lo iiilwcr any
mfAlkHl ctMleeliiliig l. ills home
pN W. h p VtwyUllfj Mi
Dollovue universitv, New York. Where did Dr. Withy
combe receive h.is degree as doctor of horses?
Wliv nil this invsterv? Aro Dr. WithvcOmbe. the re
publican central committee and the Oregonian ashamed of
their candidate's birth and education that they give the
birthplace of his wife's grandfather and neglect his own,
and tell instead that he cast his first vote for Hayes in
187G and was naturalized in 1888?
As the campaign draws to a close there aro several
great mysteries that promise to remain unsolved, such as
where w.ts Doc AVithyconibe born? Where did Doc got
hie doirroc? Where did Booth get his money?
Dr. Smith has been more or less handicapped in this
campaign. Doing a plain, home-made product of Ohio, he
is compelled to compete with an imported article unpro
tected ny any larui. .aiso me uociur.mts no litHciimiing
mystery, such as where did you get it? surrounding his
ctimndacv. but. thank uoil, the doctor lias not got tlic
'awful blight of the support of that prize, hoodoo, that
tainted and jaded Jezebel of journalism the Portland
urogoniam
Would Send Apples to
Europe as Presents
To the Kdlter:
Why isn't tho enclosed hiiKKcation
a good ono, "U'lillo only a umall IIhIi
In thu puddle, I'd be glad to furnish
my share, If it could bo worked out.
Apple wrappers could be printed in
different languages advertising the
v alloy, but not Individuals. Could
thu scheme be worked out?
Youra truly,
1II2HMAN C. JOY.
Thu enclosure follews:
In tbesu days when nations aro
battling In Kuropu and human en
deavor all over the world Is sadly
domorall.od, causing markets 1o
slump und pushing perishable jiro
ducts of man's labor almost unto tho
dump, it has orcuired to mo Ibut the
fruitgrowers of thu I'uclflc coast
could do it flno stroke of liusliioss ut
this time.
Ileio s my KiiguoMlou! Oregon
und oihur I'uclflo coiihI sluto liavn
a very Inrgo surplus ot rliolfo fruli
"U liuml lIlKl YVII 119 IV CHIUIVl I")
marketed to show a profit. Tucro are
now over 10,000,000 men in Kuropo
engaged in war. Christmas will bo
here in tho near future. Why not
send 10,000,000 apples, each In a
neat wrapper, bearing tho Inscrip
tion, "From tho Pacific Northwest
Slates of America"?
If tho various applogroworH' asso
ciations wdUld tako up this matter,
I have no doubt that tho transporta
tion Hues would haul these goods
free of charge and this would so re
duce stocks that tho market for their
holdings would materially advance.
At tho same tlmo this small gift
would return to us not only In good
will, hut might bo tho means of
U.. , -- - J
send ISII.
Xaliiralh- the Coihctls uie suppos
ed to furnish the money though
they nre apparently letting- go of it
slowly, as the colonel says he and
Hill have no campaign fund with
which to buy space in tho dirty news
pnper. Colonel Wond hits u'ready
furnished the hraius and as Hill ccu'l
talk for sour applci-, the Colonel is
now furnishing the oratory. Hilt is
supposed to look picliircMpic nnd re
ceptive nnd wait for the train.
The rest will he easy. Colonel
Wood demonstrates this by reference
to Hill's platform -which he knows
by heart and can recite offhand hack
wards or forwards without a mis
take. Why shouldn't he? He wrote
it. He knows more about it nnd
what's in it, and what it means and
doesn't menu, in a minute thitii Hill
doo in twv thousand centuries. The
only part ho didn't iceito here was
where it says "I do not favor prohi
bition." Otherwise the colonel took
up this splendid Wood structure,
plank by plunk, ami showed how Hill
will go down to Washington in his
best red necktie and exhibit the pint
form and look the senate over and
ask tho president a few ipiestioiis
nnd the next day we will get back
$8,000,000 of which wo wore robbed
by the reclamation hill.
That will be about tlm first Mon
day ufter the Saturday that Hill ar
rives on. Sunday ho will locate tho
capital building. Tuesday ho vyill tin
jmcl: his trunk. On Wednesday ho
will tio up Oregon's rusouiccs so that
nobody outside (he statu can monkey
with them. Thursday morning bright
Give Vour Blood
The Vital Spark
Drive Out Impurities and
Make the Skin Smooth
and Clear. , .
bringing muny worthy people, lo our
favored land.
Of course, this Is merely a criulu
idea. Tho plan could bo worked out
lu further tilotall, Our Commercial
club uud Chumber of Commerce have
an abundant staff to haudlo this
business with caso and dispatch. Just
think of It! Sending a Christmas
upplo to i bos in tho trenches.
Oregon could bo proud of such an
achievement.
(1EOKOK POI'K.
CoLoni In tho blood, o undermine (h
Health at to Ii'bto I Lo nyilMii In n low
la tr of rrilxliinre. Hut in N. H. K, for
n brief lime unit you II in) tip tho Tllal
rears of Mmxl vlk'ur. It twerps Us way
II through the tioily, lltliwlnr rhriimnllim,
rcllcvr catarrhal roiujentlon, dears Ihr
throat and bronchial IiiIh-i, ilrlrn up all
akin eruption, enable the kidney, Hirer.
hlaililer ami luni,' to vtiirk promptly ami
effectively In carry In lnipurltic nut of the
rlrctilatloi. a. H. a. I tut ix-at known
medicine, for the bltwxl anil haa thu con IV
dent! of a liot of people. Ther know
It la liarml'M to b alomarli ami riper-
lence haa ahnnn that It arnimllitira ail
that waa ever exp'cleil of mercury, lodltla
of potash, arsenic and other itestructtTs
minerals.
Get a botllo of 8. H. 8. today at any
(triiL'itlit, Head the Important folder wrap
ped around (he bottle. It tells of tho
work bilni: donn by a famous medical d
partmrnt, with aids and tielpa that have
prptrn of wonderful aluo tu those auf
ferine with blood diseases. Kor' n special
book no 111 subject written by an expert.
address The Swift Kpertflc f'o .17 Swift
llldjf., Atlanta, lia. Tor nearly half a
century B. B. B, has been the safeRunrd
of myriad of people, who are Urine ex
amples of what wonders ran lea accomplished
by this famous blood ptirirter. (let n bottll
today but refuse all substitutes.
Friday and Saturday '
On Lonesome Mountain
Tno Cart l.tiblu
The Counterfeiter's
Danghter
Olograph Drama
Hearst-Selig Weekly
Latest Current Kvcntn
Buxom County Lass
(Ninth of Wood II. Wcdd-M Hentl.
mental Kxporlcutcn.)
A ttuod Comedy
10c ADMISSION 10c
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Keystone comedy
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PAGEUP
FRIDAY
"Bread Upon the Waters"
Two I'nrl Dramii
Tim priictlco of his high Ideal Im
ports soul to bin art, bringing bint
famo and fortune. Kxporlctiro Is a
gtc.it teacher. Ktlciino Clarnrdot,
l.llllnn Walker and uu .ill-Mar cast.
"The Black Signal"
A heitrl-lntcrt'Nt drama, showing
bow a governor refused to pardon III
own sun who was tondemiiod lo
hang.
"The Missing Page''
A .Story of tho .Medical World
A Canine Rival"
n
WooiMlo-Wedd la HUM I'nisiiliig .Mn.
trlmoii). A Couii'dy of Mirth
vai)ii:viu,u
HiuprosM Circuit
"ODDONI&"
Accordionist, With a Novelty Of fining
Coining
"The Fortune Hunter"
John A. Perl
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Engagement Extraordinary
America's Foremost Actor
NAT. C. GOODWIN
Supported by
MARGARET MORELAND
In the Great New York and London
Success
"NEVER
SAY DIE"
In tho cant: Dciium C'leuuli, Iwulor Marcil, Stanley lluninoii, tllutlys
WilKon, Clifirlotto LiiiiiIhiiI, l,uku Vroliinuii uud lillmrri.
Scat Sale ojioiih Tlientcr llox Office, iMdny, Oct. , l() u, m.
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HIMiCIAIi NOTIOK Tho iniiniiKOinont uh not icNilalo to nlato
thut Mr, Ooodwin iu tliu iiiohI iiiomiiicnt Rtar lioolicd nt tliU tlicalor
'since !(h opcnitifr; Hint tliu coiiipuiiy Hii)ioiling him in flint oIiihs uud
"Nuver Hay Hio" ono of the liext InyH over jiioduccd by Mr. (lood.
win. It kIvch hini every 0iiorluiiily to diNiluy IiIh great nblllly, itiii
it in Hulilom llml u city of lhl hl.o in no foiluiialo iih In hcciiic Hio
oiif(iip,ciiioii of hiioIi i) iiroiiiiiicnl Hl(ir mid hIiuU c(iiiiiiny iu a pro.
dilution willed Iimh innilu a pliciiomciiiil hiiccchm in J.ouiloli und all
of Hio Iiiikc4 niliou of tlm I'iilcd HImIch.
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