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ELK'S CARNIVAL
Senator (ieorgo K. Chamberlain
will start on u tour of the state In the
Interest of President Wilson's cam
palgn for ro-oluctlon, commencing
Monday, October 9 at Ashland, and
closing Wodncaday, November 1, at
Uakor.
Evening meetings will be held at
each place vlsitedi with the exception
of Albany, whoro the senator will
make an addross In the forenoon, go
ing on to Springfield for a rally In
the evening of October 14.
Senator Chamberlain will apeak at
the Natatorlum, Medford Tuesday
evening, October 10.
Senator Chamberlain's Itinerary as
mapped out la as follows: Ashland,
October ; Wodford, October 10;
(Irants 1'ass, October 11; Hosoburg,
October 12; Eugene, October 13; Al
bany, forenoon, October 14; Spring
field, evening, Octobcj 14; Marsh
field, October 16; Corvallis, October
18; Dalian, October 19; Mc.Minnville,
October 20; IIIIlBboro, October 21;
Salem, October 2.1; Oregon City,
October 24; Astoria, Oclobor 25;
Hood Itiver, October 20; The Dalles,
October 27; Pendleton, October 2;
Umatilla county, October 29-30; l.a
(Irando, October 31; Daker City, No
vember 1.
Contributions to the Wilson cam
paign fund are coming in slowly.
Those who have the president's cause
at heart are urged to subscribe what
they can, as tho Wilson campaign Is
being carried on entirely by funds
raised by public subscription.
Previously reported $101.85
flash 2.00
Cash 50
Cash 1.00
.lames Stewart 2.50
Cash 2.00
II. P. Ilargravo 2.50
Cash '. 1.00
i . ii. wiicox n.oo
W. D. Allun 1.00
Total ....$119.35
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PARENT TEACHERS
CIRCLE TO MEET
The Parent Teacher circle of tho
'Jackson school will hold a social Fri
day evening at tho Hchool building.
A splendid program Is arranged. All
the teachers of tho city are invited
to he the guests of the parents and
teachers of the Jackson school.
All parents are Invited to this so
cial whether they have children in
tiie Jackson sciiool or not. Come nnd
bring your cup and spoon as cofl'en
will be Horvod.
Win u baby tltU rin a enne take
a whirl on the whee! kIiiiii the nicker
babies dunce that's onlv the be
ginning of the (ittructionH of the Klks'
carnival Hint opens u three nights'
run ti f the Xiitntorium tonight. All
around the luiyc hall in I lie Kill ale
displayed booths where all may take
a elinneo mid win iiny'thini; from a
popgun to a Dodge ear. In the center
the floor lilts been put in the hesl of
shape for dancing, which will be con
tinuous during the three nights' ses.
sum. During tile evening the Wlcs will
put on ft minstrel show in addition to
in iniiHii'tcil high-class trained animal
performance.
Large crowds are expected lonigbl,
which is in honor of (irants Cass. The
(irauite City is sending a special train
1' 151) joy-scckers. The hal is ex
pected to lie jiiuimcd following Hie
iose of tile "World of Pleasure" per
formance. The show Iroupe will nt-
teml the carnival in a body and mjuic
tliing; eve-opening is expected in llie
way of new dancing.
The carnival is an nuuiial affair
and always heretofore has been a
success. This year a carnival outfit
lias been purchased which 1'ar out
shines Hie average traveling street
carnival. Attractive prizes will be
offered to all who will risk their Kll;
currency ul the booths, which will lie
presided over by a bevy of attractive
girls.
Friday night will be Ashland night
and a large delegation is expected
from llie l.ilhia city.
Saturday night is. Hie wide-open
night, the night when confetti will lie!
ankle deep on the floor and the fun
will he riotous. On this night the
drawing will be made for llie ear on
which over IIOOO chances have already
been sold.
The carnival will open al 7 :illl
o'clock tonight with the minstrel show.
' This attraction is tho real toy land
Tor tho grown-ups and beyond a
'doubt will bring many a laugh for
both tho old and young.
The big free musical Bhow Is
hero and all ready. This show com
prises 20 people and, from appear
ance, they sure look liko real enter
tainers. Tho dog and monkey circus will ar
rive some tl mo today. Tills is said to
bo a great act In Itself. Hundreds of
other sorts of amusements will be
offered and the dancing will go on
every night.
Every one Is Invited, Klks or not
it makes no difference. Every ono
will be taken care of. No charges
for general ndniltlanco. Lots of dae
Ing. I.ols of singing, and lots of fun
for everyone. The carnival will open
tonight at 7:30, tomorrow night and
Saturday night.
M FBOST IS ON M PUMPKIN. THE FODDER'S IN THE SHOCK FOOD FHUC1S
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YREKA HIGH SCHOOL
Charles Champlln of Hold Hill was
n Medford visitor Thursday. He states
that hlB mother, Mrs. Abblo Chanip
lln, and brother, Prod, forinorly resi
dents of Koots Creek and two sisters
will shortly arrive to reside hero permanently.
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greater part of this village was in
ruins today and several hundred per
sons were homeless as the result of a
fire which last night destroyed thirty
nine business buildings and residences
causing material loss of about tlj.VI,-(11)11.
BLUE LEDGE II
DESTROYED BY FIRE BEGINS OPERATIONS;
WILL SHIP ORE
Fire originating' from cluMiiienU in
th! clit'inicjil luborntnry mi I ho sec
ond floor destroyed (lie county hili
school nl Yivkii lute Tjiesdny night.
The In iff ci slriietuix' was burned to llie
ground, only u pinno and a few type
writers heintf saved, The new audi
torium which was to have been dedi
cated upon ils completion in about
two weeks, was also burned. Tim loss
leaves Siskiyou county without a high
school. In addition to a very com
plete hijih school course, the school
also provided two years of work of
college jjradc.
ANOl'X('KMKNT
Sir. W, Carleton Janes has opened
well equipped studio quilt-tors in St.
Mark's building for tlio study of
Violin, Harmony and Ear Training
Ho will be assisted by Mrs. Janes as
accompanist. Pupils will bo heard in
frequent recitals throughout tho year.
These recitals will have tho great ad
vantage of the large audience room in
the building.
Studio days Mondays, Thursdays,
and vSaturday afternoon.
For terms apply at studio or phone
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such gratuitous statement and have
expressed no opinion uoon the subject.
1 most certainly have no reason for
questioning the validity of this bond
.measure and in order to correct any
misapprehension or wrong impres
sion, I will greatly appreciate (he
courtesy upon your part of the pub
lication of this rectification.
Yours, i). c. ukowx.
Operation of the Blue Ledge mine
will begin at once, states Manager
Caniahan, who has engaged a force
of a do.en men. Ore 'will for the time
being be hauled by auto trunk and
the county bo asked to co-operate
with the company in repairing the
road for hauling.
Until next spring it will lie impos
sible to operate with a large crew, ow
ing to the nearness of winter, but it
is expected to operate upon a large
scale next season.
J). ('. Brown, manager of the Towne
interests, has returned to Xew York,
but left the following communication
for printing in the Mail Tribune:
To the Kditor:
In your issue of October 'A appears
a local item regardim my visit to the
Uliic Ledge mine, in which I am cred
ited with a statement questioning tin;
validity of the railroad bonds voted
by the city of Medford. Permit me to
stall? in most positive terms that I
have made no such comment, would
have no justification whatever for
NCREASE IN PRICE
THROUGH COUNTRY
PA HIS, Oct. .-). In the course of
their advance on the Soinnie front,
cast of Morval, yesterday, the French
captured nine yt-inch ;iuns, the war
office announced today.
The statement follows :
"The nisht was calm on the entire
front. During our advance cast of
Morvnl we captured nine guns of 88
millimeters ('t'i inches).
"Notwithstanding the verv bad
weather our ninnen bombarded tho
aviation "rounds at Colniur. In a
Inijiht flight ninety bombs were drop
jped on searchlights and military
j buildings at Zccbriiggc.''
Misess Clara Grimm and Pearl
Ross of Central Point spent the day
in Medford shopping.
CHICAGO, Oct. ."). The price of
standard .Minnesota patents the
hiirh-grndc family flour wus ad
vanced cents a barrel to $!U0 to
day, the second advance within ten
days.
The same crude of flour sold for
.f.i.ild a barrel a year ai'o. Two weeks
ago it was selling for $8,111).
SAX FHAN'CISCO, Oct. .". Sugar
was selling at $7.20 per 1UU pounds
wholesale and $7.71) retail here today,
after making a second advance in
price within a week, the first increase
being l." cents per hundred pounds
and the latest 10 cents.
An increase of 'JO cents a barrel for
California flour to $7.00 and a boost
to 41! cents dozen wbolcsnle for first
ijuulity eggs also added to the in
creased cost of living here. Hetail
dealers nredictcd eirgs would reach
the 7U-cent mark within a few months.
CHICAGO, Oct. ,'). Wheat prices
ran up today to a new high level for
on announcements that the
drought in Argentina remained unbro
ken. The opening, which ranged from
the same as yesterday s iinish to J
cent higher, with December al
$1.5!) to $l.(i0',2 and May at
$1.,'8U to $l.o!l',i;, was followed by-
only a moderate reaction from tho in
itial top prices.
NKW YOliK, Oct. 5 The high
price of food continued to show its
effect today in the prices charged by
restaurants and boarding houses of
nearlv every class. Few of the more
expensive eating places have raised
their charges, hut several have
adopted the Kuropcan custom of im
posing a convert fee, which means
that the prospective diner pays .10
cents or more for the scat he occu
pies at a table.
Several of the popular price lunch
rooms have followed the example of
the corMiration which operates tile
largest chain of dairy restaurants in
the city, and added 5 cents to the
price of most of (heir regular dishes.
The county court Thursday denied
the petition for the division of the
consolidated school district at Wlmori
granted a petition for a new district
east of Central Pointi and re-established
school district No. 75 at the
Westerlund orchards. An appropria
tion of $250 was allowed for co
operation In gravelling tho new coun
ty road, leaving the Pacific Highway
at the Taylor place.
"l'upc'N l)iaH'pslu" Fixes Hour, Gussy,
I'pset Ktomaclui in 1'lvo
Minutes
tr what vou just ate is souring on
your stomach or llos like a lump of
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested
fond, or have a feeling of diz-ziness,
heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste
in month and stomach headacho, you
can surely get relief In five minutes.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula, plainly printed on these,
nrtv-cent cases of Pane's Diapopsln,
then you will understand why dys
peptic troubles of all kinds must go,
and why it relieves sour, out-of-order
stomachs or Indigestion in five min
utes. 'Tape's Diapepsin" Is harinlens;
tastes like candy, though each doso
will digest and prepare for assimila
tion into the blood all tho food you
eat; besides, It makes you go to tho
tablo with a healthy appetite; but
what will please you most, Is that yeu
will feel that your stomach and in
testines aro clean and fresh, and you
will not need to resort to laxatives
or liver pills for biliousness or consti
pation. This city will have ninny 'Tape's
Diapepsin" cranks, as some people
will call them, but you will bo enthus
iastic about this sploudid stomach
preparation, too, if you ever take it
for Indigestion, gases, heartburn,
sourness, dyspepsia, or any stomach
misery.
Clot some, now, this minute, and rid
yourself of stomach misery and Indi
gestion in five minutes. Adv.
Protect your Complexion
with Marinello Motor Cream
Forms a protecting coat before the
application ot powder. Keeps the
skin smooth and free from irritation,
and prevents tan and sunburn.
Price 50c
MARINELLO HAIR SHOP
407 Garnctt-Coeoy Bldg.
GI.YCKItlXK AMI TtAHK
MIKVKNT APPENDICITIS
The simple mixture of buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., known as Ad-ler-l-ka,
astonishes Medford people.
Because Adler-1-ka acts on BOTH low
er and upper bowel, ONE SPOONFUL
relieves almost ANY CASE constipa
tion, sour stomach or gas. It removes
such surprising foul matter that 'a
few doses often relieve or prevent ap
pendicitis.' A short treatment helps
chronic stomach trouble. Tho IN
STANT, easy action of Adler-l-ka is
astnlsblng. L. 1). Haskins, Druggist.
JUST RECEIVED
A ;r .
Shipment,
of
Seth Thomas
New Mantel
and Official
CLOCKS
Also
Seth Thomas
ttSM' A,arm(',ocKs
Martin J. Reddy
The Jowelcr.
House of Quality.
212 East Main Street, Medford
Visitors Always Welcome
Correct Time, Call 10.
THREE NIGHTS
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CARNIYA
THREE NIGHTS
FREE
At Natatorium-S TARTS TONIGH T-At Natatorium
Lots of Music, Lots of Entertainers, Big Minstrel Company (said to be the best that has ever appeared in this country);
a Big Dog and Monkey Circus (late from vaudeville); a Great Big, Clean Show, both for the old and young. Lots of
Confetti, Lots of Real Clowns, a Real Toyland for the Grown-ups. Dancing every night. Free Minstrel Show every night
A REAL GOOD TIME FOR EVERYBODY AND EVERYBODY INVITED
TONIGHT
TOMORROW Night
SATURDAY NIGHT
rONIGHT
8:00
No General Admission at the Door
TONIGHT
TOMORROW Night
SATURDAY NIGHT
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