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li-s n PXGK SIX BSK MEDFORD LOCAL OPTION ELECTION IS CALLED OFF Agitation for the calling of u local option election for this) city nl the January election, fathered h n mili lanl wing of tho prohibition pnrtv. has been effectively knocked in the head, through tho farsightedness of the cooler heads of tho victors at the last election. Doth tho Itcv. J. K. Haillio of Phoenix, president of tho Jackson county nrohibitioniste, and Mra. Thoinns llowclls, county presi dent, opnofled the move" hs'bfinp folly and unfair. "There was Some talk of circulat ing a petition for a local option elec tion," finid Mrs. llowclls this morn ing, "hut that has been abandoned. Sumo wanted to take this step, but wo felt that our ends would be bet ter obtained by waiting, and devoting ourselves to electing n good mayor and council." Denial was mndo thnt any local op tion petition was being prepared or eirculatcd by Airs. Flora P. Fleming, president of the Mcdford W. C. T. U. Among business men and taxpay ers there was a decided sentiment against involving the community in the bitterness of n liquor fight simply for tho speeding Of a purpose amply provided by Inw. There lias been a penitent minor that repetition for tliu election was being circulated. TO GOD FOR VICTORY HEM-IN'. Nov. 10, (by wireless.) Emperor William has answered a telegram from tho Uremen senate congratulating hira on the victory ot German warships over an English KQUadron In Chilean waters, In the following terms: "I rcjolco with the cntlro German pooplo over this splendid, proof of the truo German sailor Bpirit. I pray God still to grant our weapons vic tories on land to tho confusion of all tho plans of our enemies for tho de struction ot German being and In fluence." Ff DIN DECLINES TO BE CANDIDATE Mnyor l'urdin will not bo a candi date for mayor at tho city election in January. He said Monday thnt no salary, no political remuneration or lovo could induce him to enter the race. "I will tako to tho hills first," he said. Mayor l'urdin was appoint ed to fill tho vacancy caused by the death of Mayor W. W. Eifert. Councilmen Mcdynski and Sargent nro both mentioned as the candidates for tho highcbt office in the city. GENERAL DEWET'S FORCE BEATS BRITISH IN BATTLE LONDON, Nov. 10, 2:25 a. m. General Christian do Wet, tho rebel leader, says Hauler's Pretoria corre spondent, "has been In contact with and dispersed a small government commando under Genera Cronje, a member of tho legislature, near Urornberg. In tho courso of tho fighting General Do Wet's son Daniel was killed. Tho government Is send ing strong reinforcements' to Cronje. LONDON, Nov. 10, S:S5 a. in. Hooter's Capo Town correspondent under dato of Monday gives tho fol lowing official communication con cerning tho fighting In South Africa: "An engagement between General Laiumor's forces and Transvaal reb els under General Christian Iioyors occurred on tho Vet rlvor, southeast of llloehoff, November S. "Tlio rebels woll armed and lod by Iioyors, wcro entirely dispersed, los ing nlno men killed, oluvon wounded, 3G-1 prisoners, 300 rifles and 300 horses. "Tho loyalists casualties wcro threo mon killed and nlno wounded." BELGIAN PORTAL HAS ADVANCED TO OSTEND LONDON, Nov, 10, 3:20 a. m. A dispatch from northern Franco to tho Dally Chronlclo says that udvanco pa trols of Ilolglans havo penetrated to Ostond, -which moans that tho coast lluo from Dunkirk to Nlouport and Ostond Is relieved from tho menaco from tho past two weeks. Ypres, the dlapatch adds, la now the storm center. The town Itself has beo ra&ed by artillery fire and has bot'ii entirely nhandonod by tho Hev, Father Powers, officiating. Uur populace. lul in Jacksonville, cemetery. , vl "'" ' U "'V "" ( 'WQNMUljBJ iAWCnAgr m JVa b conn an& k A ww)'''il! 0 ALLIE5 16ERMANS " fsS ..-NCH GRADUALLY CLOSING IN ON Tlfc GERMANS FROM METZ TO THE MEUSE. Nearly a month ao Oie Gernnns succeeded in driving a wedge into the Frrneh line of frontier forts, ..dxanJiu f.om north ef Kimy anil wcat of Mrts to the Meuse at St. MlhJtl, crosiing the river and captur . s Fort Cam dts Remain . T. e; werr coon beaten back across the river, and the wrdg has been gradually 1 . my narrower. The French advance I from Nancy to Nomeny, thrn to Pont-a-MoUsson and last week to n .voir. aeord n to otft I iU ."? rnd Tieuvii'-, n o c of Wn- iSelr po't'-n O-cra peril KLAMATH FALLS LOSES TO MEDFORD 53 TO 0 Bedford defeated Klamath Falls 53 to 0 at football at the Jackson street school grounds Monday after noon before a large crowd, and inci dentally Left Knd Keihl of the i- ltors hud his neck disloeated. The athlete received a belt that rendered him sjwcchless, sightless and immov able, until his neck was pulled back in shae. The same neck was thrown out of joint in the Ashland game, but the young man returned and risked death. Very little was said about the ac cident for fear that loving local par ents might object to their sons taking the same chance in the game with Ashland at Asulaud next hatunmvJ find call the game off. The re of' the Klamath Fulls team look like it hud been shot into a barbed wire fence, being scratched nnd buttered up considerably. No one of the local team received any injury. SCHOOLS WILL MEET AT TALENT FRIDAY Professor A. F. Reddle, professor of public speaking at the University of Oregon will glvo selected readings from Mark Twain in the high school auditorium at 8 o'clock. Thursday evening, November 12. The lecturo will bo freo to tho public and will ho under tho auspices of the Talent schools which made tho request of tho extension, division of tho Univer sity of Oregon for Prof. Kcddle. This Is tho first of a series of lectures and entertainments arranged for the winter and since Prof. Hcddle is so well known In this part of tho stato a largo attendance Is assured. Wagner creek, Anderson creek, Valley View, Hill View, and Talent will unlto forces Friday afternoon of this week In giving a Joint program. Kach school will furnish a share ot tho program which has been called for 1:30 In tho afternoon. Immedi ately after tho rendering of the pro gram tho children from tho different schools will compete in various ath letic stunts. An endeavor Is being murio to onllst every child in athle tics instead of having a few giants perform. Class competition will bo made a feature of tho day and tho class making tho highest averago will receive the high est honors. Tho money donated by tho Talent Study club and that raised by tho children during fair day is being us ed to equip tho playgrounds with ap paratus. A volley ball court has been completed. Horizontal bars, chin ning mars, balancing beams, tcatcrs, and a sand court are now under con struction. Tho school boys havo de cided to put up tho apparatus them selves and thus have all of tho money to use In buying tho material. DIED Died In Mcdford, Oro. Kdward Iteddy at 9:30 a. m. of heart trouble, agcd,24 years, seven months, 25 days Mr. llcddy had been a resident of Mcdford fivo years. Mo was a nophow of Dr. J. F. Hcddy and Mar tin J, Iteddy and leaves two sisters, Helen and Florence, Funoral services will be held at the Catholic church, Wednesday morning at 9:30 a, m., November 11, rEDFOUD MAIL m TRIBUNE, 'W ' 1 rrrttts, tueir navy artillery hpio.i tho principal line cf communication l up. - - Poultry to Give More (Ily W. Luil wig.) For some time we have heard cpiitc a little about money being tight aim tho times a little hard in the business ' handy commodity to prepare for tho centers. Wo hear little of it from,uu' ,lmt '"' ""-' cer going to bo tho farmers and wc would hear good deal more about hard times if it 'r'lc congested centers of this coiin were not for the great American hen. r.v ""I'lnd to u great extent upon the One must be impressed with tlii fact that the future of livestock hus bandry in the Tinted States was never so assured as at this moment. The demand for poultry and eggs will be extraordinary. The domestic mar ket and the foreign trade will readily absorb the supply at good prices. The demand will he well nigh insatiable for eggs and poultry from now on, because of the high prices of other meats and of grains. Eggs will bo the chenpext concent rated food that people can buy. while noultry will be really the cheapest meat. IJiere must be a vritnb!o boom ahead for poultry. A golden market awaits thee products, which can be produced readily in from thiee to six months. Farmers, begin now and keep moro hens. (Jjvo them better attention. Use incubators for rais ing more and better chickens. Then sell more eggs nnd ilreastM poultry. It is no trouble at all to 'ot a net profot of .100 a vear from 100 hens valued at -foO. What other farm product can you mention that will prodrco sueh n profit on an erpial in vestment f (live poultry the same care mid attention that other stock receives on the farm and they will pav handsomely. They will not do it if left to shift for themselves, nor will nnything else pay under careless conditions. Farmers, you need not be afraid of overstocking the market with poultry and eggs. According to tho figures of tho thirteenth census of (he Unit ed States, the farmers and poultrv nien of America actually placed upon tho market 1,000,000,01)0 dozens of eggs. In addition, over (100,000,000 were consumed for tabic and hatch ing purposes. It is estimated that the eggs sold totalled nearly $200,000. 000. The increased and ever-incrensing CIGARETTES No Premiums with Camels THE cost of the to baccos in Camel Cig arettes simply forbids the giving of such induce ments -4jn 20 for 10c and you never smoked a better cigarette at any price. They're pleasing in flavor and fra grance. Besides, they will not bite your tongue or parch your throat, nor will they leave that ei'iareiiy tatte I R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. WUilon.Stlto, N. c. MEDFORD, OREGON, u f iu uupx miner n urn iiinutuui wuonu, of the Germans at St. M. .lei, ren- --- Profit Is Prediction price of meats beef, pork and mut ton very naturally incicasc tho de mand for cltt. Kitl's arc such a nl,n '"'inaml. lanns oi me miihiic west tor their eggs-. A recent bulletin published by the New Jersey experimental station states that although the great liuk of her eggs goes to New York City yet this great flood of eggs amounts onl" to about () per cent of the total receipts of this great city. Theygn'at trouble with most farm ers is that they will raise just what hens can be accommodated in a lino hazard way. This is not a satosfac tory way, either, for they aro always more or less in the way, and the far mer and his help think the hen is n ....!.. ..I ....:... ti.. . :. ..: i.. . n'i iiiii-MiHtv, iiu.1 is Miiimy iruu because there is no good placo iro vided for her. !)o not bo afraid to spend a few dollars in making im provements to care for your hens They will pav it all back and a good round profit into tho bargain. Two dozen eggs in winter lime when eggs nrc selling at high prices will pay for the keen of the hen throughout the year and the balance of eggs sold will ho all urofit. What better business can n farm er's son or daughter engage in than producing 0"m at 120 to ."iO cents a dozen It is much better than let ting them flock to tho overcrowded cities in uucsl of work when limes are most depressed and temptations are the greatest. Hncourago llirm to bujld up a substantial chicken and egg farm and hard times will never lie known. PRINTING PRESS INVENTOR, FREDERICK G0SS, DEAD ' -T" . CIlK'AflO, Nov. W- -Frederick Llewelyn Ooss, inventor of the print ing press which bears his name, died at his home here' toduy. Ho 'was bom in Wales in 1817 and wim pres ident of the Ooss Perfecting Press company. It lOltJtUtl ttn'lluftlltm. ffirf K Ut t QOSr ri r $ win l mdiifi OOOtltuttltt), rot uttigi Pit ftli. Altar laeiH I puktft, It doK'l II ni CAMUS lire. itmltd, rerun tgtittdwtwlll ntu4 rear li ?. d TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ; ,i .V.-J 11015 E Major W. .1. I'antop, attorney and hero of the, l'hilinpines, found guilty of a crime against nature by u jury intlie circuit court Saturday after noon, was sentenced l'roiu,oii(to fiC- toen years by Circuit Judgo l' M., llalkiim this morning. A motion for an appeal and now trial were filed. Tint court in passing .inntcuvo ex pressed regret at the turn of ovimiIh. It was confidently expected by friends of the sentenced man that he would receive tho leniency ofli the1 court and bo given a suspended sen tence. Major Canton received the words of tho court with no show of emotion. .Mrs. Fannie MeN'ully, convicted of forgitur tho name of Mrs. Sarah Col lins to a certificate of deposit on the Jackson Countv bank for 180 was given from two to twenty years, and a motion for a new trial filed by her attorney, 11. F. .Mill key. SWISS WAR LOAN IS OVERSUBSCRIBED THRICE RF.KNK, Switzerland, Nov. 10, via Paris, 2:110 p. m.Switzcrlnnd's sec ond war loan of $10,000,000 in fi per cent bonds was over-subscribed three times, although only the home market was concerned. With Mcdford trndn Is Mcdford madn GIRLS! CLEAN AID Surely try n "Daitdcrlno Hair Cleanse" If you wish to immediately double the beauty of your hair. Just moisten a cloth with Dandcrlno and draw It carefully throiiRii our hair, taking ono small strand at n time, this will cleanse tho hair of dust, dirt or any oxcessho oil In a fow min utes you will bo amaictl. Your hair will ho wavy, fluffy ami abundant and posses an Incomparable softness, lus ter and luxuriance. Besides beautifying the hair, ono application ot Dandcrlno dissolves every partlclo of dandruff; Invigor Ja- YEARS CANTON SENTENC NO DANDRUFF Must George and Their Meals Off Box complaining ' ' To listen to him is dangerous. So often has ho -re- peatcd his tabs of woe that he has come to believe it him self, and he will convince you unless you are properly posted in advance. He has closed down some factories and put others on . short time. And with each bit of encouragement his wail becomes louder and stronger. He lias data which shows that the Sultan of Sulu in tends invading Kansas. Ie firmly believes that Indian apolis is menaced by a contemplated attack from the Objib way Indians from up the St. Lawrence. Jlis middle name is Doubt and his diet is Fear. If you meet him, shoot him. Ho is a danger to the community and to himself. Follow his advice and the railroads will stop running to save coal. The furniture factories will close down to save the wood; and the newly married George and Mabel must eat their meals off a cracker box in their new home .U) is winter. . .Meanwhile, with all Europe at war, America ought to Jjo shouldering the world's work. "Vye ought" to be working harder, manufacturing inortj, .advertising nijtn'c. We are approaching an era of great business expan sion and prosperity; Wo must not lot tho howls of the calamity preacher deafen our ears to the call of Oppor tunity. LET'S GO TO WORK si.i-ji.j- i;i, Copyrighted 1914 Tho FurJiltUre Journal, Chicago. ' 'J il , v t, l' 10, 191.1 ! J O.H L L' i -1 . OF LAZY HUSBANDS Prosecution of buy husbands un der tho uou'support law Is belitg inado by the authorities, C. Martin being arrested on a warrant Huiidiiy for fnlluro to provide for his wife aiid child. Ho will ho given a pre liminary hearing tills afternoon. Other men who shirk their domestic obligations will ho haled beforo a bar of JuNtlco. Tho authorities say that complaint Is mndo that there In no work, hut that when employment In found for most of tho men, they tytiiHo to work at anything but skilled trades, and demand tho hluhcst of wages, Ono or two gents, who havo not worked for six mouths, ami do not intend to work for six more, If they can get out ot It, are slated for hearings. Tho probation authorities nro tak ing steps towards cudfnrcomcnl of tho law, providing thnt all children of school ago attend school, tho par ents or guardians Mug llablp to n flno for dereliction. Thero nro sev eral cases where iioys of school ago, havo passed hoond tho control of their parents, refusing either to go to work or to school, ipondliiK their lime loafing on street corners and In pool halls. Do It ToOa Resolve to amoko (lor. Johnson cl lrs, tho best, and thereby patronlis homo Industry. tf BEAUTIFY HAIR 25 CENT DANDERINE ates the sralp, stopplitK Itching and falling hair. Dandcrlno Is to the hnlr whnt fresh showers of rnln ami sunshine nro to vcKctatlou. It koch rlchl to tho roots, Invigorates and strengthens them. Its oxhlllaratlni;, stimulating nnd llfcproducltiK properties causo tho hair to grow long, strong and beautiful. You enn surely hnvc pretty, soft, lustrous hnlr, and Iota of It, If )oti will just get a 2T. cent bottle ot Knowlton's Dandcrlno from any drug store or toilet counter and try It as I directed. Adv.- PROSECUTIONS This Winter? The calamity howler is abroad in the land. He would have you ihmw down your (ools and spend rather than work. ' . i.i ILUL.I , .,..,..,,. ,. i, , ,..,.,.,.,......,.-.. DRINK HOT TEA FOR A BAD COLD I..-....-.-....-.-.-.......-...... , . ,....,..... (let a itunll pnekngn of llsmlmrg llrrnnl Ten, or ns the (lemma folks rail It.'ilsniliurger llrutl i lire," nt nay plinrmiu'.v. Tsko a UMcXKm(ul of Urn Ira, put a cup of boiling water upon It, pour through a sieve nnd drink a teacup full at nay titan during tlm day n r before retiring. It I the uiont uYcllve way to lirrak a cold and corn grip, nit It opens the port of the mU tit. relieving rongenthui, AIo Iuohciik tlm IsiwrU, thus driving a cold from tlm yulein. Try It the ncut time you suffer from A cold or the grip. It U laeiprlinhn and entirely YCKcUldr, therefore isfo and hnriulru. LUMBAGOJIGHT OUT Sub Pain and BtiflbtM away with a small bottloof old honest St, Jacobs Oil When your hsrk Is sore snd Umo or lumlisgo, sciatica or rhetimatlum hn you sliffciiftl up, don't uffrl (let a .1 ctnt Ixitlle ot oM, honrU "Ht. Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour a little la your Imnd nnd rub It rlclit Into Hie pain or ache, nnd by thtt titan jou count filly, tlio sorcnrM nnd Iiwnc arm U gone. ltan't tay crippled I 'lids soothing, prttrtrslliig oil nerds to m tiwd only once. It takes the itche anil J'ln right out ut your liitrk and end In miirry. It It magical, yet loliitely harmless nil doritrt burn tlio kln. Nothing dun stops lumbago, ncUtlc mid Umo back tnUery to promptly t Manning for tin Stork's Arrival 'Amnne ltif" tliln which all women ibuuld know ef. ul many or them il, In plenilM ei ( trrnal w4lrtlori nidi In mint dm tores umtfr th nam of "Mother's Wend." It l a penetrttllntr liquid and many and man a mother tell how tt ao wonderfully Med them Ihrmifh thu tierlod nf etwc. marn wza taacy. It rlilef piirpoa l to rrmhr ttta lemlona, llsnmenlN and muaclen ao pliant that rinltirx'a eiutnlun may bn Rcm (Untied without tho InlrnnA atralit so often rharaclerlillo of tho period ut rspectaricy. At any rule It la rcAannnliln to bellevn that i" I nro "Mother'a Wend" has len a. companion to motherhood for mora than half a century no moro timely ndvlcn could he slvrti tho Inexperienced mnthfr, than to lugged tta dally uo during es peclancy. Ak at any drug- storo for 'Mother' Wrnd." a penetrating, external llnuld of great help and talue. And writo ti llrndfleld ItrguUlor Co., 303 I-amar llldg., Atlanta, (la., for their book of uwlul and tlmoly Information to rspectant mother. It ronlalna many auggvttton that nro of Intcrcat tu atl women. j ii'.jrrr Mabel Eat a Cracker your days' in S" X V 'M