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EQUA
JERSEY DEFEATS
L SUFFRAGE
50,000 MAJORITY
THKKTOK, N. J., Oct. 20.T.nlMt
rottimn today on tho nUite ulcvtiun
jfrtfcnlhy inilicifc tlitit the proposed
ximcndnu'tit to tho stitr constitution
grunting Rtift'rnpo to women wjih le
frntcil by n nirtjority of tnoro than
C0.000. "lli'tunm from 1079 out of
1S91 election districts give a veto of
1.1J,0j7 for' nnd 287,810 ngninHt thu
rimendment.
beciin county, whih rctiinit'd a
itirtjtnrtiyr 300 In fnvor of ha
atnandiuent, apparently wIih tlie only
bounty curried by tho Huffrago work
er. u The Hlrnppln over tlio RtiffrnRr
qticMiun rwnltctl in comparatively
litlhi attention being imfd to the re
Milts of the other proposed coiiHtitu
tjoiial trliiingi1!, provided for an ens
er method of amending' the Kioto
conntitttlion and rtulhorixtng counties
mid niunleipnljMeH to make cxectw
eondenlnntion in tho taking of lnndu
fior public sqrvleVH,
Ho(h,of these proposed nmeiidincntu
wero defeated by large runjoritifcs, ac
eordiritr to littcM indicaUonH.
Women workers for tho Miffrngc
cauAo haid today that far from beim
dismayed by ycstordrty'A vote, they
xvero fired with greater real than nver
Finns vere already under way, they
Mud, to stir the stale with u cam
paign which, it BiiccflHhful, would
rive women tho vote, hi hcloi'ting
presidential elector next npnng by
means of legiHlntio action.
The nnti-htiffriigihU, however, pro
fern to see iu yvterdaj'A result a
fjottlcment for yon is to eomo of tho
qgitation for woutnn Hitffrngw in Now
.Tcrsv.V. I'nder the -t.'ito coimtilu
tion, a it Mauds today, a Huffrngc
Amendment cannot he again placed
beforo the elcelotntr Tor fhc yearn.
'Tho two to one vote and more
against Miffnigo in I'rmiilrnl Wil
ftm'H own iin'L'inot in Princeton n
no Hiirpnso to stiff rago leaders, who
long before had conceded l'rineelon
fo their opponents. Hut for President
Wilson's stand for wuffrau,o, it is
probable, that, tho amendment would
litivc been defeated by a much greater
majority in this Htate.
MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREflON. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20.
ii i i ii i ' i l u . I l i I' I 1 I ' ' H I I I I I I I .
1915
A
CLAIMS GERMANS
UTTERLY EXHAUSTED
LONDON, Oct 20 A dispatch to
tho Dally Telegraph from I'ctrocrnd
quotes Alexel Klivostoff, tho minister
of the Interior an saving In reply to
n question concerning tho proclama
tion of martial Jfcw In Moscew:
"Tho Oormans have got Into a con
dition of uttor exhaustion. They havo
really lost tho war and now will strlvo
to put a drag on our activity and our
production of munitions by stirring
up strikes and causing confusion and
disorganization In our means of transport."
MEXICAN
BANDS
SOUGHT ON BORDER
BULGARS
I
TO MEET RUMANIA
PAUIS, Oct. 20 Tho SalonlUI cor.
respondent of tho Havas News agency
fcuntjn tho following dispatch under;
Tuesday's tlate:
Trench troops having received or
dcrs not to pass tho llufgarliin fron
tier, Ktrumltza has not been occupied
by the allies.
"Tho Dulgarlang aro concentrating
troops In hustn In Dobrudja, suppos
edly bccBuiu Uumanla appcam to bo
leaning moro towards tho entente,
At tlio sumo time, three divisions of
Hulsarlsn troops are bring roncen
trailed on tho Greek fiontler."
Togo's Ikllringpr
According to Arnold Hcnnctt n
company of torrltoriuln cro going
through prollmlnury drill on Halls
bury plain. Private Maltoy appeared
en parado Ith his shoos unoJimiuMl.
"Private Malloy. dill out!'' roared
the BtTgcant.
. 'Twhat do jo mean by coming
hero wld dirty boots Itko thotT"
"8huri, sergeaut," respondl Mai.
loy, 'jo nlver snw a good soldier
nhowln' a clean pair of heels, did yoT"
AID THE KIDNEYS
Mcdfoul Nuffriv Sliould Tiiko No
Kuiihrr Mk
Wliy will people continue to suffei
tho agonies of kldnoj complalut,
imckncho, urinary disorders, lame
ness, headaches, languor, why al
low tbemselvos to become chronic In
nlldu, when a tested remedy Is of
fered, them?
Dosn's Kidney Pills have been used
In IfldiW troublo over 50 years. hqVo
been tested In tliousands of cnMSs.
If you have any, evoa one, of the
nymptoms of kidney diseases, net now,
for gravel, dropsy or Hrlght's dtseuso
way hut In and mako neglect dan
Korous. Can Medford resldonts do
Kiuud more convincing proof of merit
than tho following
Kzra Arnold, Applegate Iload.
Jacksonville, Ore, mo "My back
bothered mo for flvu or six months
i had a dull pain through ray ktdnes
and tho kldnej action became r
irregular. I bad to get up at night on
that account I was told to try Doans
XMHfy Pills and did so with flno ro
Mlta. They soon rid mo of ull tho
altMMMtts. My kldne hate bothered
MM vfy lltto slate '
4,'fri 5c- at all dvuler Don't
elijl' ak fr a kidno remtul) get
il'KliUM' jnjIU - the same that
AfcV AmmW iHutfFoster-Mllburu To .
JUDGE HERMAN D. CROW
OF SPOKANE SERIOUSLY ILL
OLY.MPIA, Wni.li., 'Oct. 'JO. Sit
premo JtiHtice Hennnn I). Crow of
Spokano is dangerously ill at n ho.
pitrtl here. He underwent n surgicitl
operation two muutliH ago nnd did
not rally.
nnowNs villi:, tcx., Oct. 20.
Posses nnd about 100 United States
troops continued to patrol the bor
der nnd search for Mexican suspects
In (he river district where n St. Louis,
Ilrownsvlllo nnd Mexican train was
wrecked and robbed by Mexicans
Monday night.
Tho killing of ten Mexicans cap
tured by poshes ycnlrday failed to
allay apprehension of further trouble,
as nono of the posses claimed to have
captured any of the bandit-leaders.
According lo posses no trace of Luis
Do La Itosa, tho chief of tho bandits,
has been found.
One Thing Worso
Bald tho Man "What can bo
worso than Inking a kiss without
asking for It?"
Ileplled tho Maid "I don't know
unless It Is asking for a kiss and not
taking It."
an avltaor with tho hrenen army, has
been captured by the Germans, ac
cording to a cablegram received today
by his father, Frederick II. Prince. Ho
abandoned a law practice In Chicago
last January to volunteer his scr-
1J08TON, Oct 20 Norman Prince, ; vices with the allies. Prlnco has been
Harvard graduate and n member of a known ns a daring polo player, auto
promlnent Huston family, who wai moblllst and aviator.
HAN
Pimples and Skin Eruptions
Danger Signs of Bad Blood
It May Mean Eczema, Scrofula The
First Sign of Inherited Blood Dite&se
Pimples, scaly Itching skin, rashes, burning sensations and Scrofula
denote with unfailing oertnlnty a debilitated, weakened and Impure state of
tho blood. The trouble may have been In your blood from blrtii, but no
matter how you were Infected, you mint treat It through the blood. It Is a
blood disease. You must use S. S. S., the standard blood tonic for CO years,
if you expect certain relief. For purifying the system, nothing Is equal to It.
The action of S. S. S. Is to cleanse the blood. It soaks through the system
direct to the acat of the trouble acting ns an antidote to neutralize the
blood poisons. It revitalizes the red blood corpuscles, Increases the now
bo that the blood can properly perform Its physical work. The dull sluggish
feeling leaves you tho complexion clears up. Kven long standing esses re
spond promptly. But you must take S. S. S. Drugs and substitutes won t
do. Oct S. S. S. from your druggist. If yours is a special caso and yon
ned expert advice, write to S. S. S. Co., Atlanta, fla.
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R) & 0 EP A"3i J?
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3wlnB' KUssMBiM Bsaiiiiissssi av9k PbbW.
$2.00 Waists $1.00 Cn7 in m S2.50 Petticoats $1
100 beautiful new Vil? Wni.stH just re- W (( (UUI M (Uj) 100 All-Silk MeBsaline and
ecived, nil sizes, real $2.00 val- JM A A , J Petticoats, up to $2.50 values,
ties, each ijpl.UU XheWomaifS utore Ms sale, each
$2.50 Petticoats $1.00
Near-Silk
$1.00
cgs
Every Winter Suit Must Go
10 Suite, lnct year's styles,
up lo $215.00 values, Dollar
S",icc' $5.00
Children's Corduroy Coats
in navy, brown, rod and
black, ages 2 to 0 years,
Dollar Day tf'i QO
Sale price ,ca....NP.70
10 Winter Suits, made of
good broadcloth, last
3'ear's styles, worth up to
$10, Dollar 10 00
Day price JIU.UU
Women's Heavy .Winter
Coats, made of heavy wool
materials, all sizes' values
up to $10. Dollar D(iv Sale
lt: $5.98
10 New Winter Suits, nice
ly trimmed with fur, up to
$25.00 values, Dollar Day
price, each, to r AA
each $1).UU
Women's Heavy Astra
khan Coats, full length val
ues, up to $20.00, Dollar
srr::....$io.98
Silk
Petticoats
Just received, some
now Taffeta Petti
coats iu nil colors,
Dollar Day in Dress Goods Dept.
5000 yards of fine
All-AVooJ Dress
Goods, iu plain and
fancy, AS inches
wide, all good colors
nnd styles, up to
7fe values, Dollar
Day price, JOp
vard OI
5000 yards of beau
tiful New Poplins,
Serges and Fancy
Weaves, -12 to 50 in.
wide, values up to
98c
$1.50 a
yard, now.
10-iiif.k Silk and
Wool Poplin, in all
colors, worth $1.50,
Dollar Day QOp
price, yd Ou
10-inch Crepe dc
Chine, in the new
evening shades,
worth $1.50, Dollar
Day price, $1 ift
yard vxxd
200 Brand New All
Leather Hand Dags,
nicely lined, fitted
with mirror and
pocket book, worth
.r::....$i.oo
Winter Underwear
1 Joys' Heavy
"Wool Fleeced
Underwear, up
to 75c values,
on sale at, ca.,
Women's Wool
Pants, up to $2
values, now
$1.00
Children's
Fleered Vests
and Pants, real
,'5c values, ca.,
Women's
Union Suits,
real $1.25 val
ues, now, suit,
$1.00
Women's
fine grade,
Union Suits,
fleeced lined,
worth 75c, now
a suit,
Women's Out
ing Flannel
Gowns, $1.25
values, now, ca.
98
Linens and White Goods
8 yds. 15c fine
White Cambric
sale price,
$1.00
3 yds. '10c Mer
cerized Table
Damask, sale
price
$1.00
5 yds. 25c Pil
low Tubing,
sale price
$1.00.
8 Pillow Cases,
worth ISe each,
now on sale for
$1.00
8 yds. 121 c
Long Cloth,
salo price
$1.00
.') Sheets, 72x
00, worth UOij
each, now on
sale for
$1.00
Thursday Sale of Corsets
Women's Cou
til Corsets, real
$1.00 values,
now, a pair,
New Hrais&eres
trimmed with
torchon lace, nil
sizes, each,
' 59?
"Women's new
Model Corsets,
worth $1,25,
now, a pair,
09?
Warner's Kust
Proof Corsets,
new model, spe
cial, pair,
$1.00
"Women's extrn
fine grade Cou
til Corsets,
worth $1.50,
now, a pair,
S9?
"Ivy" Cornets,
it clings, new
model, special,
pair.
$1.00
Now is the Time for Blankets
Heavy Gray
Cotton Blank
ets, worth 75c,
sale price, pair,
"Deacon"
Robe "Blankets,
new patterns,
sale price, each,
SIMS
Jyjtrge size ex
tra i lea vy Gray
Blankets,
worth $2.00,
npw, each,
$1.09
"Ltoby" Blank
ets, new pat
terns, sole
price, each,
39?
Heavy Plaid
Woof .Blank
ets, worth $5,
sale price, pair,
$-1.48
Heavy Com
forters, new
patterns, wortb
'$2.50,-sale
price, each,
$1.98
Clark's
O. N. T.
Spool
Cotton,
7 for25c
Sauitol
Talcum
Powder,
can,
10c
Be3t Dress
Prints,
25 yards
for
S1.00
G yards
Best
Galatea
for
$1.00
12 yards
Serpentine
Crepe
for
$1.00
vsO "'J
Big Millinery
SALE
OF FALL AND WINTER HATS
' S.
Trimmed in Fur, Feathers and Flowers. Most of
these Hats aro up to date styles. Your choice of any
b.i)B
Hat
10 Per Cent Off of Last Sale Price
Old Price . Cut Price
$ .98
1.98 " .
2.98
&2.50
3.50
4.50
6.00
7.50
8.50
3.98
4.98
5.98
.$4.:
Now
$ .88
1.78
.. 2.68
3.58
4.48
5.38
Blacks, Blues, Browns, Purple and Combinations-;
just what you were looking for.
Home Millinery
1101 West Ninth Street
Thtrr re
Victors ami
Victrolas In
crtat raritty
rl nylei from
$10 to 200
SmSsSBBP
Thti !. ilie "'t
VictrolaXVI, "
$200. Eaty
tennt can bo I '
artanRtil i(
dciired.aC
The "easy chair" route
to the world's best music
Sitting at home in comfort nnd listening to the Victrola Is thc,
ideal way to hear the greatest singers and musicians, -
Just as real as hearing the artists in person at the crowded ,
theatres and opera houses and better; because you can have thcrrt
entertain you at your leisure, whenever and as often as you wish.
Stop In ami let us demonstrate the Victrola and ihorr you how cay it It
to get one tor ) our home.
HALE'S PIANO
HOUSE
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Maxwell
cTKe"Woucter Car
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21
Demountable Rims
The 1916 Maxwell is equipped with de
mountable rims, and hns the same size tire on
all four wheels. Two vitally important features.
To replace a tire on the road it is only nec
essary to loosen five bolts; slip off the flat
tire; slip on spare rim and tire; tighten three
bolts, and proceed.
We are waiting to take you for a
test ride in the car that has broken
all low "First-Cost" records, and is
breaking all low "After-Coit" records.
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