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ASHLAND
NORMAL
BILL BEATEN BY
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HUG
MAJORITY
Fuller returns leave no doubt of
Die ilcfcnt of ttio Ashlnnd Normal bill
by n AubMnntlnl majority, an well an
I ho Weaton Korninl bill. The only
counties giving the normal bill mib
Ptnntlal majorities, as far us "known,
were Lane, 2500; Multnomah, 381;
Klamath, 806; Josephine, 500; Jack
son, GfiOO.
Kastcrn Oregon, ami Western Ore
gon voted solidly agalnt tho measure
tho moss-back counties voting as fol
lows; Linn county, a majority
ngalnstof .1788: Marlon, 5430; Clack
nmns, .1747; Washington, 2384, and
others in proportion.
Even Umatilla, where tho Weston
normal Is located, returned a major
ity against tho Ashland normal while
giving n 1000 majority for Its own
school. Jackson on tho other hand,
voted almost as strongly for Weston
ns for Ashland.
WAR
INDEMNITY
KEEPS
CITIZENS 0
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A FAMILY OF BELGIAN REFUGEES WHO FLED FROM THE GERMANS.
ANTWERP
AWAY
AIR
SIXES
OF
AT PAGE TONIGHT
Probably one of the most important
events in tho local theatrical Reason
will lie (lie presentation in this fit)
of II. II. Frnzeo's "A Pair or Sixes,"
which Kew York lias uunuimouslv ile
einreil to lie "the funtiic&l farce in tliu
world." The book is bv Edward
Peple, who lias contributed already
Mieli successes ns "The Prince Chap'
and "The Little Hebel," and will np
iear at the Page Xovemher 0.
The chief motive of "A Pair of
Sixes" concerns the ingenious sohenio
of it young woman who, figuratively,
shows how n queen of hearts is better
than a pair of sixes. All of which
develops after two voung men, part
ners in business unable to agree ns to
their respective importance to the
firm, decide to separate eommerei
ally. The lawyer for the firr.i is call
ed in and he finds the conditions air
gnivaled to the point where no ami
cable agreement can be made, so he
propones a Jiand of hhow-down noker.
The winner shall be known as the
master and operate the business for
one vear, unmolested by the other,
who is, however, to be credited with
his share of the profits.
The loser is to bo known as the
''man" and must serve tho "master"
in the capacity of servant for one
year. Thcv agree on the scheme and
its details the lawyer puts it in legal
form and when the hand is dealt a
pair of sixes Droves t j be high. From
this premise, the complications de
velop new and laughable situations
for tho ensuing- two acts, in which the
wifo of one partner and the fiancee
of the other take n hand in the affair,
which eventually becomes more hope
lessly involved by the office sten
ographer. As an added feature to
the coterie of seemingly endless com
plications, tho English housemaid be
comes innocently entangled in an af
fair with tho "servant" pnriner, and
tho family finally evolves into a di
vorce mill. To unravel these compli
cated mixtures, tho clever young
woman of tho plot surprises the law
yer nt his own game and re-establishes
the young men in their office.
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AXTWKKP, Nov. !1, via The llngne
and London, 11 u. in. The population
of Autweip, which tied the city at the
.time of the Oertnnn oecunation, is
still unwilling to return. The Geif
man demand for a war indemnity of
$10,000.00(1 U frightening many into
slaying nwny.
Gcrmnn troops' have .been almot
invisible in Antwerp since last Sat
urday. The town hall has no militarv
guard before it. Within the building
the Oeiiunn administrator and offic
ials of the ltelginn civil government
work Dcaeefully under the ume roof.
The Antwerp police detmrtment i
still under the command of its ltel
ginn officers, but every policeman is
obliged to salute all German officers
who are returning the salutation.
One French and two Flemish news.
papers have been allowed to reap
pear in Antwerp.
polled lo accept the Herman mark at I hn ,n8t Saturday evening
me valuation, oi one mine iwcniy
five centime.
Tho immense quantities of flour
and wheat of which the (Irrmaiis be
came nosscssed when the-, occupied
Antwerp are being mnxed to Louvuiu.
Here these provisions ate prepared
for the use of the armv ami sent to
the Gorman front in Flanders.
If this removal of food supplies
continues long ttt its present rate the
people of Antwerp soon will face the
same shortace in piovi-iflii that to
day is general in nil other parts of
Helgium.
This picture shows a family of Ilclglnn refugees at Hooicndiinl, llolhiud, with their entlro worldly belong,
lugs. couolMtiug of one wheelbarrow, one matttvxs, aim bundle of clothes and two rhcop. When Antwerp fell thin
family left their little farm niul home near I.xsoher-Frontlcre, walking all the way to Itwxendaiil, a trump of
fourteen mile. They were without food or shelter for two days. A correspondent who witnessed (ho Helghum'
flight fiout the (Ionium write:
"I Imve seen their suffering from the time they Marled on their long tramp until they arrived In ltooendnnl.
Without fHid and landed with such clothing, blanket and otner bits of wearing apparel its could be hastily
gathered together before the Mcminn euturod the town, they wearily trod along the rough muddy road toward
Itoo-eiidiial.
The pupils of the t'ulontown school
Ilunrom and Wntklus and bidding on
Itheboves was lively. Tho boxes
Incited over f 1 00.00 which will be
used for the itirrhiiM of needed
school futures and of a manual
training equipment for tho Union-
town school. ,
I Music was furnished bj n Medford
orchestra.
and their teacher, Mrs. K. E. Sams, (
All stores nre com-I giivo an entertainment at the limit nFFiprnc OF phllNTRV
The on-j CLUQ ELECTED FOR 1915
tcrtulnmeut was over two hours In
At the annual meeting of the Conn-
lleckwlth
EMDEN ESCAPES
length nttil was considered a tvmaik-
nblo nerforinanre for u school of only , try club Saturday, S. V
t'.' pupils. The stage was decornted was named president for tho year
wiiu ine scnooi roiors, imuk n
green nnd n school song and drill
were gUcn that was unusually ori
ginal. All of the children am the
teacher worked like Trojans fur days
bofor the performance and the parts
were all well'Playeil. Jessie oar-
I !U.', W. I. Vnwter Urcpiosldout, H.
t'handler Kgiut secretary and Earl H.
Tiimy, treasurer. Frank II. Madden,
Dr. E. H. I'lckel and Dr. h. A. Sulado
were named senior members nnd Mr.
Lincoln Mcl'ormaek and (!. II. Car-
BACHELORS WIN BALL
GAME AT COUNTRY CLUB
BUD
ANDERSON
The ball game between the bach
elors and married men at the Med
ford Golf and Country club Saturday
afternoon resulted in n victory of
the bachelors by a score of H to .1.
Mrs. 0. U. Carpenter was official
score keeper but was unable to help
her husband out because her brother
was on the opposing side. The bat
ters and contestants wero ns follews:
Married Men
Conner, Egan,- Campbell, Madden,
ileckwith; O. Cnrpenter, 1). Carpenter,
Salade, Pickel.
It. II. E.
200100000 1 2 .1
Scorckeoper, Mrs. Oeorgo n. Car
penter. llaeliclors
Clarke, L. Carpenter, Tracy, A.
Carpenter, Merrill, Woodford, Mor
gan, Tumy.
R. II. E.
2 0 15 10 0 0 0 13 3 9
Uatterles: Dachelors, L. Carpenter
and Clark; Married men, II. C. Egan
and Conner.
tetfs Impersonation of a gossiping old l,on,or woro "I'Polnted as chairmen
woman was one of tho most cleer !of t,u' housu.
that has been Men outside of profes-l " " Predicted that I9IB would
Slolial acting. uikkvui. Jr ill uiu uiniui) tn
wvu uiuicuc Kciieuino wn
LONDON', Nov. II :i:l. n. in.- A
Sydnev N. S. W., disimlch lo the
Ka cuing News says that the skipper
of the steamer Put out, artiviug fiom
Singapore, rcpoit that after the (lor-
man miser Kiudcu'i stteees in sink
ing the Hiinsinii and Fteiuit warships
at Petiuiig, the (leniiau warship nnd
two store ship were overtaken bv
Hrilish cruiser. The specdv Kuidcu
fled, hut the Hrilish ninn-ofwar sunk
one store ship nnd enplured the other.
TOBACCO SHIPMENTS
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EOR YOUNG GIRLS
GOING
WRONG
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HEARTBURN
INDIGESTION
A SICK STOMACH
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. H.
Moro gliiH go wrong because of home
conditions than tor any oilier i canon,
asset led Miss .Margaret K, l.ulhcr.
superintendent tho Florence Critten
den home, New York I'lty, lit mi ad
dresft today before the International
Purity Congress.
Miss luithcr said that must of the
girls with whom the cotuts have to
deal with urn not more than IS ears
old.
"Statistics show that the larger
number of girls, who go wrong ate
not alone In tho world," sho said.
'Nor nre they all wage earners, Uliis
come to us from all statloiiH of life,
and In most of the cases tho iiilmls
ato polluted In early childhood."
Stories of locked doors and barred
windows In connection with white
slavery ate largely Imaginary, ac
cording to Miss Luther.
"The men who live on coiumer
ialliod vice are the men on see
Mantling on the street colliers," she
continued. "Their tlitlms are usual
ly nllh little girls they win by wiles,
and the girl such a man can enslave
soul, mind and body, Is worse than
any ph) Meal slave.
"A Judge recently told mo Hint
in nut ,..ttti nf tti.. in.. I. in. iinii kimi
PERMITTED TO EUROPE' ,u1, fr whlioslaxery worn Ichs than
:2 years old "
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ft MnLUtu vnn.t n esilmnl tirntiliam !lll !"
vu viwiuou; now oviihi iium,v i
that was on a par with many of tho arranged and posslblltios of carrying
best high school writings of that kind 'off tho K,f n,ul lcn,"!, '"'"PlonshlpH
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DARKENS GRAY HAIR
Brush this through faded, lifeless
locks and they become dark,
glossy, youthful.
and the performances of Topsy, the
signing of Ventta, the hospital sur
gery and thu bos nnd the school or
chestra were all highly enjoyed.
There was a very largo audlonco
present, some coming from Medford.
Applegate, I'rovolt, Jacksonville and
wero discussed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II, (j n.,
Hritaiu today gave the rutted Statei
d'lictal assurance that shipments oi
tobacco to neutral bottoms destined
to any country in Km ope would not
be interfered with.
Why Not
Oct tho best smoke, ftov. Johnson,
and also pntronlro homo.
'arkcr & Stanclif
lit E. M'U Si., M.4I..A, Oim
Tliiiu III rape's Dlaptpslu will di
gest anything you eat and oNcrrumo
a sour, gitHsy or out'Of-order Nlouinch
surely within Mvo minutes.
H otir meals don't fit comfdtiahly
or what you eat lies like a lump of
lend In your stomach, or If ou havo
heartburn, that Is a sign of Indiges
tion. , ' ' ,
(let' from your pharmacist a fifty
cent case of l'apo's Dlapepslu and
talio a dose Just as soon as you can.
Theio will bo no sour risings, no
belching of undigested food mixed
with acid, no stomach gas or heart
burn, fullness or heavy fooling In the
stomach, nausea, debilitating head
aches, dUrluesN or Intestinal griping,
Thin will nil go, and, besides, there
will bo no sour food left over In the
stomach to poison jour biealh with
nauseous odors,
l'apo's DlapepMln Is a certain euro
for out-of-order Htomachs, berauso It
takes hold of your food and digests
It Just the same as If your stomach
wasn't. .1 bet e.
Itellef In fc minutes front all
stomach misery Is waiting for ou at
nuy drug store,
Tlies Intgii MM) -rent cases roil
tnlu enough "Cape's Dlapepslu" to
keep the entlro family free from
stomach dlsonlers nnd Indigestion for
many uioiilhs, It belongs In your
home ,dv
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L E I N
FOIt
LOTHES
ADE IN
EDFORD
Jm$J.J.m$.
STOPS HEADACHE,
AN
NEURALGIA
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You can clear your head and re-
lieve a dull, splitting or violent
throbbing headache in a moment with
a Dr. James' Headache Powder. This
old-tlmo headache relief acts almost
magically. Send some one to tho 2
drug store now for a dime packago ; t
and a few moments after you take a
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iuuvr juu win ttuuuur wuui uvvuinu
of the headache, neuralgia and pain.
Stop suffering It's needless. lie
sure you get what you ask for. Adv.
TO EIGHT AGAIN
If there lie any doubt about the
allegation thai "hoje springs eternal
in the human breast," Hud Anderson,
Into prido of Medford. is sufficient.
Ile is goiiu- to fight again. This time
tho receipts will ho out with thu As
toria football team of Astoria, a de
clino from the- time when he battled
for OO" purses. Tlio latest sad
fcloii in tho career of tho "J'ride" is
lold in tho following clipping:
"Jtud Anderson will light his find
match since his lust oneration which
Hourly resulted "fatally, one week
from wM -.Mondifv night. Hud is
inntulu'd with Hilly .Mack, an Abtorin
boy.
Tho pair will meet tttstorin ou
November 30 in n ten-round bout, the
proceeds to go to tho AMorin football
tenm, after tho purse has been de
ducted. "Hud is in fairly good shape rig.'it
mow, but will start working out at tho
Moliawk club this afternoon and will
leave on Saturday for Astoria. Dud
considers ho is in ns sound condition
its lie was before o wns laid low, and
beliovcs lie will havo, no difficulty in
winning from Slack."
It is thu concensus of opinion in
this city Hint a restraining ord
should bo issued by tho courts to pro
vent -Mm1 Anderson from oyer eu'or
iug ttuothcr ring,
Hair that lose IU color and lustre, or
whon it fades, turns gray, dull and life
less, is caused by a lock of sulphur in the
lair. Our grandmother made up a mix
ture of Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep
her locks dark and beautiful, and thou
sands of women and men who value that
even color, that beautiful dark shade of
hair which U so attractive, uo only this
old-time recipe.
Nowadays wo gel this famous mixture
by atking at any drug store for a 60
cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sago and Sul
phur Ilalr Remedy," which darkens the
hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody
can possibly Ull it has been applied. Btr
side, it takes on dandrutf, stops scalp
itching and falling hair. You just
dampen a sponge or soft brush with it
and draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. By morn
ing the gray hair disappears; but what
delights tho ladles with Wyeth's Suge
and Sulphur Is that, besides beautifully
darkening the hair after a few applica
tions, it also brings bock the gloss and
lustre and gives it an appearance of
abundance.
vose
PIANOS
Sixty-one years Steady, Progreaive, In
telligent Manufacturing that u the
hbtory of the making of VOSe Pianos
Finiih and tone are two qualities
apparent in many pianos, but the
third quality durability can
only be proven by time tests. An
army of over 70,000 pleased
vote owners pay tribute to vose
DURABILITY
II you hire friend who owns VOSO,
you know that VOSC duiibiliiy it one of
the many icaioni for vose prncnl.day
supremacy. Come in and tee a VOJfU
piano or player piano, and you will Icim
the teaioni thai have placed it in hi pin
ent potition. Sold for caih or on time
paymenli by
HALE
PIANO HOUSE
CHOICE CREATIONS IN
Woman's
Fall Footwear
Our women's boots for fall
wear havo a trlmnesR of outline
and air of superiority that is
charming to tho woman who
rarcB for and appreciates tho
best In footwear.
$.bo to st.no
Patent, Gun Motal, Width AA to D
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TO FIT vClCIU
Lng
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LINENS FOR THANKSGIVING
, Bought Now Are An Investment
Kspccially (lie ilfpeiitlahlc lines always .sold in our store. Our orders wt-re placed before the Kuropenn war
began. 'We own tile linens in our present stock at considerably less Miaiiiit would be possible lo duplicate
them at the present time. As far as,we can .judjje, I.inens in niarUet centers will be higher later on than
they are now. Under these oireii instances the lioiise wife will be making a good investment in buying her
Thanksgiving and Winter Linens early.
ALL LINEN DAMASK
Dnmiixk.H from Ireland, Scotland nnd
Oennuuy nil pule linen, reliable iimlity.
DAMASKS
"i-'-iin'li nil pitro linen bleached Irish Dam
ns);, in handsome designs, Mich an lily of
the valley, poppy, chryMiiithcmum, Ameri
can beauty rose nnd many other choice
patteriiK, xpeeial nt, the yard .. 98c
SATIN DAMASKS
A fine grado oil u wejl-kuowu brand of
Satin Damanks in n beautiful tinlity,
choice palteniK, Hpeeiul, ynid . $1.45
Napkins to match, per dozen, $3.50.
SILVER BLEACHED DAMASKS
tlermuu silver blenched nil linen Damask,
made of high-grnde ynniH, very soft, very
choice denigiiH, at, the yard . $1.50
HANDKERCHIEF LINEN
Fine Handkerchief Linen, fill inches wide,
for ' $1.50
.'1(11 inch very fine sheer Irish Handkerchief
I.iuen, ynrd .. $1.00
LINEN WA I STING
Linen Wiii-ding, worth (ide, per yard 45c
71(1. inch nil linen Irish Wuisting Linen, in
very soft, beautiful iiuish ., . 50c
TEA NAPKINS
Tea XapliinH with Swiss machine Bculloped
edge, hand embroidered coruci'H, hull' do.
en for J. $2.00
All pure linen hemstitched Tea Napkins, in
choice patterns, per half dozen ..$1.50
IRISH CRASH
Ii ii-.lt Crush worth I.'o
Thin useful material needed in no many
homes in n trie, (piality, heavy all linen Irish
blenched crush, in this sale for .. .. I2JjC
. HUCK TOWELING
Fancy I luck Toweling, woith 7.1o nnd 7flc,
in this sale for . . .. 65c
Fine ulUliueit Irish I luck Toweling, 'J2
ineliuh wide, in n variety of the newest
patlerns, 7,'ie nnd 7Uc guide, ynrd .... 65c
GUEST TOWELS
These fine ulMiucn liish (luest Toweln
for .. -. 50c
DRESS GOODS
Offeriii' uupiirulleled bargains in (1001)
IIKLIAMLK .MF.UCHANDISi:. There is u
wide viii if ty for seleclion. Thu fnbrieH
are Ihose iniieli desired, the ipiulily nnd
beiiuly is of tho usual high standard. Our
low prices menu splendid values,
BROADCLOTHS
This purliciilfir I'aluie wo sclented from u
dotcu lines hceuusu it Iiiih merit in it that
wo do not hesitate to recommend. Our
miecess depends entirely on tho oIiihh of
mcrchandiso wo sell. Koynl Venetian
Hrnudflotli is Ihorouglily sponged and
shrunk, has Iho soft, salin finish ho mueli
dcsiied, mitdo in nil the lending staple nnd
evening shades, cloth well worth $1,01) per
ynrd, wo Imve set our selling price at, iter
y it rd -.. -...--..-.... -.. $2.25
D0VETINE
Is the new chilli recommended so highly
in nil the lending fashion journals. It Iiiih
the effect of a fine soft broadcloth, but is
much hcuier, with a velvet finish, par
ticularly adapted for suits and coats, ft I
inches wide, ptiee, per vard . $2,65
BATES' CREPES
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We lecommeiid this reliuhle crepe
cloth
both for its fust color nnd wearing ipial
ity; comes in iilaliu colors; also broken
plaids, 'JH inches wide, pi ice per yd, 25c
WINDSOR CREPES
I'scd so much these days for waists,
dresses nnd undenvenr, has Iho erinklly
weave and does not reipiiru ironing, comes
in" plain while, blue, pink; also white with
many styles of small roso patterns, our
regular price, per yard 2C
XMAS HANDKERCHIEFS
Complete lino of ChrisliuuH Handkerchiefs
now on display, assortment is bigger than
over, with mnny new novelties hIiowii, such
its Indies' wide hem (Hove Handkerchiefs,
nil linen, with fine colored borders, fine
hand embroidered initials, at from, each,
r 5c to 75c
One lot of Ladies' All Linen Iluudkercliiefs
for, each, only 5c; 11 for 25c
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Full size Men's all. linen Hnmlkorolticfs,
'l-iileh hem, Hpeeiul, 2 for ... 25c
Complete line of Children's Fiiuey (loll tiny
Hiiudkei'e)iiefs, in boxes, II in box for, pur
box ! ,I5C
10-hHi Satin in.ii.sh Crqpp do Chine, a quality wo absolutely guarantee will give satisfaction for wear and
id $1.09
color, our price, er y,
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