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FATiE SIX
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORECIOX, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
SUFFRAGISTS CLAIM
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ORY IN DEFEAT
IN EASTERN STATES
WASHINGTON, Xo. X At IiiimI
iliinrltTH of the cungrewsionnl com
itrilti'c of. the Nntionnl Ainctitinn Wo
innn iSitlTrngo nssorlntlon thiw tntc
nicnt wnw issued:
"The rnmpiijjn in llm four big fas
torn ntnto, though it has not hi
frnnoliihPtl women in nny one of thorn,
litis put the cinihO of HuffniRC on it
fuutinir never before uttitieI in thih
I'otintrv, mid impochiblo of tittitiniiienl
in tiny other wtiy. In New York, tilonr
it lnw put on tccoul ono million wom
en who wnnt to vote mid linn rcgiH
teied nl the polls linlf n million men
in fnvor of siifl'mgc. This enonnom
Kiiffriigo Hentimenl ennnol fail to lie
coinerted into votes for otir federal
utuendmunt in conprehH, if the mem
WrH from three four Mntcn pretond
to represent their eoriHtituentH.
".Moreover, out of tho i'aniNii!ii
lien grown n tnngtiificeritly orgmiii'il
limly of women who will not eenne
wiikiiig lor the franehiHo until (h".V
liave won it. It in likely Unit for th
present they will coneentmto tln.if
eiicrgien in linckirif? r wnrk ,'"r ""'
Hunan II. Aiitlionv mnendiiient."
QUIET nEIGNS OVER
MEDFORD CITY COUNCIL
Quint ruled tlio elty council meol
Iuk TttoHdny evening.
Tho Southern Oregon Trnctlon
company through S. H, llullls naked
thnt they ho allowed to erect woodon
liiHtend of Hteul pules from Oakdale
to Central nvoiiuo iih tho war nan
mined the price of Hteol poles out of
all rennou, and It would lie Impossible.
to get them within nix nionthn. Tho
ordlnunco rcgulntlng thin matter wan
ordered amended to allow UiIh priv
ilege, temporarily, tho polcx to bo
cliniigccl within a year.
Tho report of Police JuiIro fitly
van read phoning a busy month with
7U collected In fines, 8 drunks, 3
Hpecderx, 2 dlHtiirbcrH of tho peace,
ono ralo of cigarettes to minora and
a vaRranlwho wan fined $10 and paid
It, much to tho amazement of Coun
cilman HarRrnvo.
Then the monthly report of ttloc
tr(ciil IiiBpettor lllnmaii wnR rend
which Hhoucd ICO InHpecllnuH In all
had been made, nnd In dun roiirso
vniloim and mi miry lit lift were allowed
Including $1 for killing a dog.
An Indication that tho dry nonnnn
In cIoho upon iih camo when a llccnso
to roll IPpior for ono month and 23
dayit was granted AdaiiiH Ilrothorn
and following thin the question of
Ouh Nowbury'a bill for nervlcen to tho
city In the California-Oregon ault was
biought up. Tho bill for Mr. Now
bury nnd IiIh imnoclntes Ih $900. It
was held up nftur urguuient.
Tho Jitney ordinance wan read,
which reiulren a minimum llcouxn of
$',i, and only licensed chauffeurs In
ehargo, and wnH referred to tho com
mittee on HlroeU and tonils for fur
ther recommendntlonH. Thn mayor
tiHked for protests on the Kdwards
Htroet sower but ns none ero offered
tho meeting adjourned
DRYS IKE
GAINS
DESPITE DEFEAT
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COIAMM'S, 0. No. :i.- Though
Ohio voters eMenln reiected statu
Hide prohibition for Hie Heeoiidilim-'
in two .earH, gient iiiroiitls were made
by the teinx'rmiet fotees on wet ter
ritorv. l'niilv neeiirate returns fro'll
77 of the 88 counties of the state gne
a mnjority of -11,0(10 tigniiist piohibi
Hon nmendmrnt. Kslimntes on the
official majority nuninsl the pioposn
ran from 10,01)6 to -10,000.
Lust year this prohibition amend
ment was defeated by n iniipnity of
HI,ltV2. Pre election claims by anti
saloon league leaders of big gains for
their cause in the larger cities wore
partly lealized. In Cincinnati, tin
sttonehold of the liberal interests,
last guar's adverse majority of 7.r.fillb
wiih cut down to appro.lma(ely 00.
OOII, while in Cleveland the wet ma
jority of 14,710 was reduced to about
20.000. uuiiiH wero also registered
by the 2rys in ninnv other counties.
SUFFRAGE LOSES IN EAST
( Conttnuoa from pago ono)
pnity regained control nf the cxei'ii-
tio department of thu state govern
ment yesterday after nti interim of
I'no years, when .Samuel W. MeCall,
a fonuer eoiigressman, was elected
governor by u plurality of (IliOl! over
(lovcmor David I. Walsh, democrat.
Thu remainder of thn republican statu
ticket was elected by larger plurali
ties and the republicans made a net
gain of sou'iilccu seats in thu legis
lature.
The proposed amendment to tlu
constitution gi anting the tight of suf
frage to women was defeated by a
majority of l.T2,08.'l. '
Tho voto of the state Yi tho suf l-
rage amendment was as follews:
Suffrage Yes, JOH.-IOO; no, !!).',
180. The nmketiM of the legislature i:
Senate, republicans 'It. democrats ll;
house, republicans Kill, democrats .'!.
1 he I eat tire of the election was tin
dwindling of the progiessie vote to
n figure which deprives the paity of
legal standing in the state.
In Old New Voik
NI'.W YOIIIC, Nov. :i. Woman suf
frage was beaten by a niajoiity of
about 'JIO.OOO, the returiiK todn.v
show.
A majority of the ninyors elected in
the stale were republican. Albany,
Amsterdam, Kingston, I'oughkccpxio
mil HocltnMor named republicans,
Troy, I'tica and Mount Vcinon elect
ed democrats, weorgo i. laiuu, lor
mer socialist niavor ot Schencctiuk,
was retinned to that oftiee.
Democrats generally were sueeeis
fnl in (Ireater New Yoik. Alfied K.
Smith and Kdwnrd Swann, demo
crats, wero elected shciiff and di
trict attorney, icspectivelj, in New
Yoik count v by inabilities estimated
at from 10,000 to 5(1,(1011.
Maryland Hcnuxintlc
HAlriMOIM:, Md , Kov Stale
Complrollir I'merson C llariington,
tlio democratic candidate for gover
nor, wan elected yesterday to succeed
Governor P Ooldborotigh, republican.
At 8 o'clock this morning his plural
ity over O. E. Weller, republican, was
estimated at .'l.'tOO.
Tho d'ino(ttiilH will iclain control or
the senate and probably will liae n
reduced majority in the house of dblo
gales.
The four amendments to ths stcte
cotistltulioii were ratified. They pro
ido'for Hie referuniliini, re-elassifi-ficatiou
ol propel tv for taxation pui
poses, home rule for Hnltiinoie city
and the counties in matter ol puiely
local legislation, and parole in crim
inal eases.
In New Jersey
TRKNTON. N. ., Nov. 3 Ilotli
houses of the 1010 New Jersey lcgis
latuie will be republican. As a eon
sequence of this the republicans will
have a maiontv in joint ballot and in
Fcbmnrv ne.t will elect n republi
can to succeed Democratic Stall)
Chainuan Kdwatd K. (Irosscup us
state treasurer.
LIBRARY DISPLAYS
W
BOOK!
DR'GHILDREN
18 LOSE LIFE IN
STEAMER
WRECK
COOS BAY ENTRANCE
(Continued from page ono)
On Thursday afternoon the librarv
will put on display some attractive
books for children. This is a special
collection loaned by the state lib
rarv to 'jivo mothers mid others in
terested hi ehiblicn'H reading a
elianee to m-c the best books. The
jenson for Inning the exhibit at this, Thome.
time is to give an oppottunity for et
aminiug thu books leisurely and in
time for Christmas purchase.
The books will be displaced in the
nuditorium Thursday from I to (I and
tea will be served. Invitation is ex
tended to ladies of the clubs and par-ent-teaeher
associations, and especi
ally to mothers who are anxious to
know about and have for their chil
dren the books that aie really worth
while.
On Saturday the books will be ar
ranged in the upstair looms and it is
hoped that many will find it eoneni
ent to look them ncr.
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STUFFED FROM COLD
nnd boat reached Hie beach .mil null
ed back into the breakers to sae tlm
women and children.
All wore life prcserx ers, bill o.
eral became exhausted iuid succumbed
while battling in the cold water. The
survivois were oarricd to a houM
near the beach.
List of Sort Mors
TIiobo known to be saved nnd at
local hetels:
A. 1. Martin, Annie Tlernoy, A.
C. Martin, Newport; Tholma Snoll,
Meadow vole, Wash.; Itachncl Crow
ley, J. A. Cramer, Alice Church, Lu
cille nullum", C. Phillips Steward,
Ban Francisce: O. K. (ioodwln, wire
less operator, San Kranclsco; Nor
man Parkinson, 11. Allen, L. Lawes,
William .Manning, F. M. Stewart. J.
P. Sclimcll, Captain August Lofstcdt,
Sid Wright, 1J. N. Ksholsmnn, A. It.
LotlM, negro cook; P, Handless, Chris
AndorHon, C. II. Lovctt, third assist
ant engineer; Z. L. IlclmorK, wireless
operator; T. Turner, second officer;
It. C. Folloy, T. W. StonhoiiBc. Camas,
Wn.; Charles B. ncitld, Wallace,
Idaho; John W. Noycs, Kurcka, Cab;
A. Desshar, eiiRlneor, Oakland; Jim.
Lawsou, Forndnle, Cab; I). II.
(ond Itlvcr; Joseph Kay,
Portland; T. Dean, Seattle.
SUGAR
MEETING
BELEVIEW SCHOO
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An unthuslnstlc meeting was held
Inst night In tho Hcllovlcw school
house two ond half miles south ot
Ashland, by farmers Interested In tho
sugar beet proposition. Tho houso
wns crowded. C. 12. Gates, local man
ager of field operatlooB In the sub
scription of ncreagc, and A. Nlblcy, on
behalf of tho Oregon-Utah Sugar Co.,
attended from this city. Ah soon as
tho farmers of Ilcllevlcw learned that
Irrigation Is necessary to beet pro
duction, they threw up their bands,
none having Irrigation In that dis
trict. At once, after a brief consulta
tion, they decided to call a meeting
for tho Nlles Bcbool district, above
there, where they have Irrigation,
and ennvass the situation for acrengo
la that community, where they "will
rent Hiigar boot land under Irriga
tion. Manager dates rcportH that tho
pcplo ot tho llellovlow district aro
almost unanimous for sugar beets
and tho factory, the lattor to bo lo
cated somewhere In tho valley, all
being willing to leave It to tho lo
cality In which tlio greatest body ot
acreage may be subscribed.
SAYS SUGAR BEETS
MEAN
PROSPERITY
"No trespnss" signs
Mall Trlbtino office.
for snlo ot
OLD-TIME COLD CURE
DRINK HOT TEA I
H.wti.,wM--l"l"l"'., ' ---
(let a niiinll package of Hamburg
Ilrcnut Tea, or us the Ocnnnn folks
call it,"llnmburgcr llrust 'I lice," at any
pharmacy. Tnko a tnblcfpoonftil of tho
ten, pat n cup of tailing water upon
It, pour through a slee nnd drink a
teacup full at any tittio during the
day or before retiring. It U tho most
v uectlva wav to tircnic a cold unit euro
grip, as It opens tho pores of tlio skin,
rrlfovlne conucstlou. Alao loosens tho
buueK thus breaking up a cold
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a cold or tlio grin.
Tr
it thn next tlmn ou suffer from
It s lneienho
and entirely vegetable, therefore safo
and hanulcKB.
"I'ape's Cold t'ompoiind" IJinls Colds
nnd (tflpiK In Few Hours
Tastes Nice Acts (icntly
RUB RHEUMA
STIFF, ACHING JOINTS
MEDFORD TEAM BEATS
KLAMATH FALLS 20-13
Tuesday afternoon tlio Medford
high school defeated tho Klam
ath Falls football team by tho
score of 20-1H. Tho greater part of
tho gamo wns played on wet grounds.
Gravy of Klamath Fulls, scored tho
first touchdown In tho second quar
ter. After that tho Medford boys
In a letter just received by Mr.
Holmes of Medford from 11. II. Bes
tow of Pawpaw, III., Hie latter a
in pnrlr
"Yours of October 30 received. 1
do hope you will get the beet Mi,'ur
factory. I have pist been woiking in
and around Toledo, O., which in a
iFi-nni siiiMir bocl section. The fa mu
cin lire increasing their acreage there
every year and they all tell me Mini
Iipi tnnke trood money raising beets.
This year was too wet, yet they lnivc
raised from twelve to sixteen tons to
the acie. They get $5 u ton, deliv
ered at the ears, oiir irrigation
plan is the only sure water supply J or
thu vallev. We will soon be ready
to start for the west."
Mr. llristow is the owner of real
estate in this valley and lie lias nliiiti-
ibmt means to operate it. He tonus
opinions cnrelully and would not rec
ommend sugnr beets for this vnlley
if ho did not sincerely believe that
they will be found to be a very prot
itablc crop.
fought to regain their ground, when
tftnmntii mum imck with another
k.. - ..V.I.W.. . J -
touchdown. Howard Thomas was i that there Is r.o other remeuy Known to
easily tho star of tho game, making carry women to successfully through
MRS. THOMSON
TELLS WOMEN
How She Was Helped During
Change of Life by Lydia E.
Pinkham'a Vegetable
Compound.
Philadelphia, ra. "lam just 52 years
of age and during Chango of Li fa 1 suf-
lereu lor six years
terribly. Itrledsov
cral doctors but nono
seemed to givo mo
any relief. Every
month tho pains wero
in tmso In both sides,
and mudo me so
weak that I had to
go to bed. At last
a friend recommen
ded Lydia E. Pink
hum'a Vogetnblo
Compound to mo and I tried It at onco
and found much relief. After that I
had no pains at nl1. and could do my
housework and ihopplng tho aamo
as always. For yars I have praised
Lydia B. Plnkham s Vegetable Com
pound for what it has done for me,
and shall always recommend It as a wo
man's friend. You aro ot liberty touso
my letter lit any way. "-Mrs.TilOMSON,
J19 W. Russell St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Chango of I.lfo is one of tho most
critical periods o' t woman's existence.
Women everywhere should remember
many good runs and spoiling some of
tho Klamath boys' sprints that looked
good for touchdowns.
It waB so fast that In tho last quar
tor Medford made threo touchdowns
ond kicked two goals. Tho last two
touchdowns wero mado In the last
eight minutes of play.
hl trvlni? niirlcd as Lvdia E. PlnWiam'a
Vcgetablo Compound.
If you wnnt spooinl atlvico
wrlto to Lydlii J3. IMnkliuin MctN
iolno Co. (confidential), Lynn,
BIus.s. T our Ictttir -wllllx) opened,
rend nnd nntwered by a ivomtm
nnd hold in atrlct confidence.
Tmxm4m;
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Gee! I Feel Like-
PAN DANDY
Why Not Try a Loaf Today?
Without a Question It's Good Bread
NURMI BAKING COMPANY
WATCH For Our Saturday Specials
Marvin Williams ras The Winner in the Auto Contest
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41 11V n .lll V'llll'lttl JJJ fc t. w
bourn until threo iIokoh aro taken.
It promptly opens clogged-up nos
tilbi and air pasaages In tho head,
Ntoiis nasty discharge or noso run-
old St. Jacob Oil
Ptop "dosing" Illiminatism.
It's pain only j not ono caso In fifty
rraulrrrt Intrrniil trestment. Hub sonth-
lag, lKiictratlng "St. Jacobs Oil" right
nlng, relieves sick beadacho, dullness, oa the "tender spot," and by tho tlino
foverlHlmess, sore throat, sneezing,
soreiioss and Htlffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blow
ing ond snuffling! Kiiho your throb
bing head nothing else In tho world
gles such prompt relief iih ' Papo's
Cold Compound" which costa only 'JR
rentH at nnj drug store, It nets with
out assistance, tiislca nice, and causes
no Inconvenience. Accetp no substitute
jou say Jack Koblnsoti out comes tho
rheumatic pain. "M. .laeoiin un is
a lmrmlcH rheumiitWm cure which never
diApiolnU nnd ilivsn't burn tlio skin. It
tkw pain, sorenen and stKfanti from
nclilng" Joint, intticlcit and bones; stop
relation, lumbago, Uickacho, neuralgia.
' Linibrr upl f!et a 25 cent bottlo
of oM-time, honest "St. .lacobn Oil" J
from any drug store, and In a moiaent
inii'11 lie freo from nnius, Hches nnd '
i-tllTnei"". Don't sulltrt Hub rheum a
tlim an ay.
THE MERE RE-CUTTING
of the famous Kohinooi' Diatmmd is said to have cost
$10,000
The Diamonds
You buy here are so beautifully cut that nothing more can
be wished unless it be nn appropriate setting.
That, too, we are well qualified to take care of. Tn addi
tion to being the leading diamond merchants in. this city,
we have the most up-to-date collection of classic jewelry
outside of Portland.
f vou want Quality, L have it.
MARTIN J. REDDY, The Jeweler, 212 E. Main St.
If It's In a ltcddy Hox
It's All Ulglit
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&M. TRADING STAMPS GIVEN ON ALL CHARGED ACCOUNTS IF PAID BY THE 10th OF THE MONTH
The Hand of Thrift
Will Never Waste"
Save your &C Green Stamps
M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE
RELIABLE MERCHANDISE
RELIABLE METHODS
"The Hand of Thrift
Will Never Waste"
Save your &K. Green Stamps
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f0c values .
(55c values .
7"c vnluos
$1.00 values
DOUBLE &C GREEN TRADING STAMPS
Given Thursday, Friday and Saturday On All Cash Purchases Made in the
Following Departments
Shoe Departnent
Corset Department
Underwear Department
Silk Department
Dress Fabrics and All Piece Goods
Silk Petticoats
S3.50 Petticoats
S2.50 Petticoats
$2,98
$1.98
Bungalow Aprons
Bed Spreads
$2.00 Spreads
$2.50 Spreads
$1.39
$1.98
Blankets
GQc values ...
$1.00 values
$1 25 values
$2.00 values
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