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rxav, srsr urEDPon-n yam TmT.rrxr.. yirxivmn. orison, ttt.dat. ocTor,r'5i.' ini !A child hates oil, ! CALOMEL, PILLS FOR. OPERA STAB BRINGS VERY NEWEST PARIS COAT STYLE BROAD COLLAR AND HIGH CUFFS OF FUR CANADA TRIG TO AVERT STRIKE ASHLAND PEOPLE ''Vi 1 TOUR IN WEST IS Treating the constructive IcrIs latlon euocted by the Wilson adminis trntlon nnd upholding the Mexican and foreign policies of the president, llnrk V. Weatherford of Albany, democratic) and prohibition nominee for congress, last night addressed a meeting ot tili8 persons In the Nolul orlum. Tho Bealer was Introduced by Dr. .1. Lawrence Hill of this city, who TO VOTE TICKET ASHLAND, Oct. 2L Congress man llawley spoke at Ashland Moil day night and made an address of nearly two and a half hours. The effect of the sweeping trend of republicans voting for Wilson In fluenied the speaker from the start and his opening remarks were in tended to head off this sentiment. Mi declared that it was n great mistake to voto for men, that parties repre proclaimed 111 in one of Oregon's most ! 8,.nli,iK KrPat Issues should he voted promising young men and the friend of right. Mr. Weatherford first spoko of tho brewer's amendment, which through an Inserted joker, will, II' carried, wipe out all slate, counly and municipal legislation on the Ihiuor question in tho state. This amend ment, he stated, Is self executing and moreover given tho right to sell lliiuor to nny porBon. The word person. In tho legal sense, means nny man, woman or child. Mr. Weatherford Mated, that In the event lie Is elected to congress, lie will support all meas ures looking toward nntlon-wlde pro hibition. The speaker declared that further lio will support the policies of 1'resl dont Wilson, doclarlng that America has a higher ambition than to Invade for regardless of the man. He seemed seriously disturbed over til present trend of Independent voting and thinking and told his audience that this proposition of voting for men had destroyed great empires in the past. At tho close of his speech he spoke of his own accomplishments, eluo glzcd Hughes and warmed up with a strong appenl to vote "Hie entire republican county ticket from top to liottom." Stand l'nt A women! This feature of his meeting was such an old stand pat argument tho it Hid not appeal to many except ine old bourbons, and is laughed at by people of all parties. This kind of stuff has been voted as the rankest Mexico and attempt the settlement of j Km of Juvcnllism by the prevailing her family quarrels. Wilson, he con- j puliltu opinion of Ashland. However, tlnuod, has won with words all that It was put in a Utile cleaner form could huve been accomplished In the j than by Walter Tooze, national or woolliest of conflicts, that he has been conceded every demand made. Tho rural credits bill, eight-hour law and child labor law wore held up ns examples of progreRitfyo and en lightened legislation. E. L. Van Dresnr of Portland, candidate for public service eommls- gnnlzcr for Oregon of the Hughes Al liance, who squarely announced the doctrine that thoso who registered as republicans and voted for Wilson were jiorjurcrs. ' llawley divided Ills talk into three features, the tariff the democratic Viational platform of 191!!, and the Kioner, roliowcd Mi Weatherford. Ho Mexican question. On the Mexican Mated that as there Is llttlo doubt question he was more satisfactory that President Wilson will be re-elect-' than Hughes. In that he declared the od, his supporters should bend a part belief that though It was generally of their energies to tho election of b,.eved that Huerta had brought Jneri to the house and senate, whobont the assassination or President will support the president In his poll-, Mndero and Vice-President Suez, It eies, nn ii declared that a president was his ( Ilnwley's) opinion that they with nn unsympathetic legislative body, is as n man with his bunds tied, Miss Jeffrey of Medford, an nounced her cnndldncy for county school superintendent, statins that she Is a democrat and supporter of Wilson, though running as on Indn Jiondent. SHOULD NOT VOTE FOR HUGHES (Continued From Pago Ono). pecinlly to social si-nice measures. moms to me In be a very hopeful sign. lint only lor tins country, but for the world. i line i ni way lie lias Handled our foreign policies. I have said il very reverently that Wilson must luiv neeii mixed ol llod In carry Ibis coun try Ihroiigb n treat crisis. He seem el ileslincd In serve Ihc people ut u time when their besl inleresls needed just llitil kind of service. "I look lit our fnelories, til busy niifl lit the hundreds mid thousands of younjr men all nt work, slronx and veil mid Mipporiing wics, mothers nnd sisters. That is Wilson pence mill prosperity. What May tie. "And then I think what might ho factories closed, machines rusting, young men killed iind maimed 'nnd blinded, widows mill orphans ,,.(, in this busy city nnd all over the Inn, I And 1 thank (lo.l for the way in which Wilson handled both the (lerninii nud Mexican sitiiiiiion. "And, finally, 1 like the way he linn died the railroad strike situation. Hi fni'ed the mmter intelligently and did Well. He i Id mil have averted thai industrial crisis in nuy other way. "My parlncr, II. II. Kmlieott. nnd myself not only indorse what Wilson said about llie eight -hour dn. hut have tried to pro ir f.'iilli hv our work. We have just announced that beginning November 1 nil our em ployes will share Wilson prosperity hv linving the eight-hour dnv with ten hours' pay. This will in no way nf leet the waives of piece workers, who will receive a scale that will enable them to continue at the prices thev luiw receive," Ail Ity ihnplojra. As a footnote to the above, it may t t mentioned Unit a eoiimiilloe of J.'lil, represent ine; the cmploe, printed n full-page card in the lliugbanitoii pu llers testifying publicly to the ninny kindnesses the firm had extended to them, stilting Ibis was the reason there hnd never been a ripple ol la bor disturbance in "the big family" liinl tliankili',' l-'.nilieoll and Johnson for the Voluntarily grunted eighl-lioiir liny mill increased pay. The "ad" is Almost unique in the hi.-lorv of in dustrial concern-. -J. F. Ilaun spent Xonduy In the City IIS tho RIICHt of llr. I-.'. It. Seely. Mr. ilnun Is euroute from bis home In' Wallowa county to Sun Mcgo where lie will spend the winter. were nssasslnated for motives of pri vate vengeance. The whole trend of bin nrgument was In favor of the United StutOH recognizing Huerta nnd giving blm every opportunity of sup pressing the revolution and estab lishing a strong government along the lines of that, of Diaz of whom the congressman was quite proud of as a ruler. ThIUs t'pon Tariff. On llie tariff he assumed that there were two theories of a tariff, free trade nud protection, and In order to make an argument lhc.se assumptions were necessary. Ho then proceeded to declare that the l'nderwood tnrlff was a free trade tariff and Hint the democratic parly was a free trade party and wlih this theory he pro ceeded to thrash his man of strnw for over one hour. In regard to the tariff commission taking the tariff out of politics he said this could not he done, and declared that it was not only unconstitutional, but that it would be disastrous to the very fundamental principles of surrender. Ing the taxing power of tho govern ment into the hands of a commis sion, lie declared that there was no relationship between the proposed tariff commission nnd the Interstate commerce commission. INDIANA FOR WILSON (Continued From Page Onel. dentin! candidate, will add nothing to the strength of the Hughes ticket. In the prlmnrles for presidential pre ference, Fairbanks polled lil.nmi less than the combined vole of the ether republican candidates, lie Is not popular in ills state. The republican managers are rely Ing largely on two things --their newspaper support and the appeal ol' the protective tariff argument to working men. To litis may bo added the influence of big business as exer cised from (he top down. Tile democrats are rclxing on the prosperity argument and the labor vote, which seems in large proportion friendly to Wilson. The rural vote Is expected to be somewhat democratic, owing to contentment with agricul tural prosperity. 4 3M i 1TI I i I'llh'AOu, Oet. o.l.liep.-.rls from the western states where he has an- Oregon Newtown applf. are now xellinj; at from 12 to U sliill(nt;s per box In London. Th it is viiuivulent to from t.M) to t box f. o. b. Medfonl. Deafness Cannot he Cured bT ll'll ai'I'D'nlli'll--. 11. .'T . :nili-M rrj,!, till ill. ami i-rip.ji ..f ill,- i u ,-li .-.u ity t" riir1 fji'itf !'.. iiinl Unit t- I'V i'Mi-lltnt"li 1 r. I... ilt. I'..!,!-- l -.1 l.v : l',1r,n.-- .. ltl..n . f Up.- Itltji.iin ll' l-u r IV.. I 'l-t t.'lil , 'IlltH . !l. , H. , t.ll.- I. ,',!!, ,l ) , I,,,,. ( rnu.ltltiK r lii.i-"rf..i h.-irhtr. "il Il I-. ri.Mfvi !-..( !.:.(!... K II.' 1 1 " II ' I , utx I ,k. II .-.,t 1,1 I in int. r- r- u i- ii - i... en. -.1 .-.'tLim-:!!. tn ii r II U il. -ii.ii ,.1 I'crcii'i . I u..- . i.-..- .Mil :il'li In ii.nMnu l.U n I .Ho .III K, 1UU N ; tti.- ulr-l l i ti.nrti i ii' . i III'M'V ( T-'I.'I. . XT rV!f'4 1 I JBr 5rV5jXXVlWil i'itred are to the effect spousing lour oi wiiiium Jennings , lin'iin has been one Ions ovation, j Traveling hy special train, he has to date toured New Mexico, Arizona, Ne vada, I'tah, Wyoming, Montana. N'ovlli Dakota, Iowa, Kansas Colo rado mill Mlssnuri. lie spoke at miiny points in each ol' these slates and al ways to large crowds. His Kpecelies are said to be the best political ef forts of his life. In Wichita, Kan., according to the Kaglc, Victor Miirdoek's progressive newspaper, men and women shoved their way to where lie. was to greet him. Dilfceencti of rnndldnto. llis support of llie president is un qualified. He litis declared that "the difference between Hughes nud Wil son is Hint Wilson views thing's fri OTTAWA, Out.. Oet. 2 1. With tho movement of troops, munitions and crops Involved In the threatened f.iiui Cnvullori. Una Cavallerl, famous opera star, a satin-lined overcoat with broad col- now with the Chicago Opera company, lar and high cuffs of black and w hUc has Just arrived from 1'arls wearing . skunk and quilled edging of satin. one of the latest Paris creations. It is She earned a short bamboo rune. CARS APPLE JUICE V. ('. Lurried ivt unied lliis morning from 11 week's busine-is trip to I'oit- Innil. Mi. I.nrneil snbl ;i limit t-n c:ir- niuls of iippK' juice ;oii! iillot) ; I 1 - or shiimc!it ensl tlirimh the A. Itii- lert Co., In rue brokers of I'ortliiiul. 'Tbe market mi mnneo! jib-," iys .Mr. Liinu-tl, "bills fnir t top 'J.riO per ilni-p,. nnd our euni;mv JiinniiiLr to pm-k some ii'ti r;irs. All the jobbers in 1'nrtliind .'ire lmrt mi their onlers, nnd cvervtliitiLr in tin is uli. I look fr i-mil iuned be.-h jirii-c-i i all ennned .( n t"f fur ;iinln-i year at lenst.' CALVIN CHIEF OF ST. ST. .MISKI'II, Mo., Oct. a-l. At the annual meeting of the direolors ,,f i!i, Si. Joseph (Iraiiil vlslatiil rnilroe-l here today K. K. Calvin of Omniia. Neb., pre.-iilenl of tile 1'llioil I'lleific, was imide prcident. '0. . I.aecy of St. J.iMpli, retiring -president, wn; elected iei--president and made treasurer. AloMinilcr Millar of N'c-.v Voik was elceled seerelnry and S. W. X. PureU of SI. Joseph nssistnnt sec relaiv. K. Siani-er. general man ager of ibe 1'iiion I'aeil'ie, who aNo lias been geneiiil manager of the re-elected gcncr-il Mr. l.arncil allende,! llie 1 1. A. I '.- ( !ran,. l-limd Nebraska foolnall giinie Salurday at'- i iiinn.-iuei-. lei-noon w Kb A. T. Siehci I .-. who -in-iii 'flic object ill milking Mr. Calvin last summer in M, ili'oril. anil returned iprc.-ideiit U said to have been on ae to tin- college with Mr. Siohri-U for count ol' a di -ire lo place Hie line in Sunday, lie reports' thai at a .-I raw j closer loueli with llie I'nioii l'licifie, role of O. A. C. and V. of 0. stiulcnls I win, which -v-lcui it is allied. Il was the girl- voted 'J lo 1 for WiUm and i voted to expend a large sum in be' that llie male vole wn- about even. ! lenue.it- along the line. The -enliliieilt ill Portland -e, ins to; ' that thi-Jstrjko of tll(1 trainmen of the Cana dian-Pacific railway, the ministers of the government assembled today nt an emergency cabinet meeting to deal with the situation. The govcrument is endeavoring to formulnte some plan to nvert a tlo-up in system, which extends across the Dominion. Tho trainmen have voted that a strike shall begin Wednesday after noon at C o'clock. Kfforts to bring the men and the company together nnd to Induce tho employes to defer action in order to provide time for discussion have failed. Later the cabinet issued a public appeal to both sides to reach a settle ment. This appeal, asserting that the government-regards the situation "ns a matter of grave concern, and recog nizing the rights of the trainmen and Ironi the liolihm, nnd Hughes view Irom the arislocralie standpoint of suspended from the lop. Hughes be lieves in legislating- for Ihc well-to-do and for the poor lo be patient un til the prosperity leaks through." In his speeches Mr. llrynn indorses every act of the Wilson ndminislni lion, notably the rural credits l.-w, the child labor law, the ciglil-hoiir law, the ciirrcncv law, the nuli-triist law I . . . . . i ami i ne income tax provisions. Referring to President Wilson's successful efforts to keep Ibis eoiin Irxunit of the Kuropcan war, he said: "Kive hundred years from now chil dren will be born in Kurope with a yoke of this war's burden upon their necks. We do not want lli.-it condi tion in our country in the years to j tueky and Pciinsylvania this week and x- i ... . IW'H finish the week in Ohio. Next Now- in Middle West. , , ... , Mveck he will spend in Michigan, Uis- Aeaiu: "If the president never ilirl j ,. Illinois, and llie remainder anything else, he was right in refiis. jf ,. eampaign in hi- h e Male of ing to olfer n premium on assassin-j V,.,r-iskn 111 llha f.,l nra nllllA,l n the democratic .standpoint i,' built I .,.i . ...... of the public also must be taken Into account. The appeal concludes: "The government cannot forget Its duty as guardian of those rights. This duty Is specially imperative in time of war. llefore taking any ac tive step to prevent public disaster the government appeals once more to the company and tho employes that such settlement will be made that will prevent the threatened strike." LONDON'. Oct. 24. Huron Newl.m. iinder-sceret.-in- lor foreign nl'J'.-iirs, announced in ihc house of lords todny tliat the Brilish nnd ternian govern ments had agreed lo exchange all in terned prisoners over the age of -15. ation in I.ntiu America .and when h refused to cause thousands of young men. lo furnish blood and lives to gunrantije. the speculative profit of men who, not content with iiive.-imcnt in this country, went lo Mexico to speculate." Mr. Ili-yan was in Tennessee, Ken- He is cniFitisinsiic over tlie situa- it'll . In St. Louis recently he told the newspaper renortcrs who gathered about him while breakfasting that he felt confident that every one of the wcsicrn and inid-w estern slates will give its electoral votes to President Wilson. (Jive "Cnlifonilu Syrup if Figs" If tYiss, Sick l-'evcrisli, Constipated. Look hack at your childhood days. Ite-member the "dose" mother Insisted on caster oil calomel, cathartics. How you hated them, how you fought against taking them. With your children it's different. Mothers who cling to tho old form of physic simply don't realize what they do. The children's rex-olt Is well founded. Their tender little "Ill sides" are injured by them. If your child's stomach, liver and bowels need cleansing, give only de licious "California Syrup of Pigs." Its action Is positive but gentle. .Mil lions of mothers keep this harmless fruit laxative handy; they know chil dren love it; that II never falls to clean tho liver and bowels and sweeten the stomach, and that n tea spoonful given today saves a sick chilli tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a r,n-cent bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown ups plainly on each bottle. Hewore of counterfeits sold here. See that It is made hy "California Fig Syrup Company." ltefnse any other kind with contempt. (Adv.) Suits iw) hmLsJ OUll mm TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering . 128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS i Cbnsider the Mothers Health after ehlldblrth by taking necessary precaution po- fore tho trying ordeal, by nslnp "Mother's Friend" to assist ua- turo In iirjui'Iiii her for this phy sical cnanvro. External Remedy for Expectant . .Hotherij '-'Alother's Friend" for nittuy yeuni has lieen the means of giv ing relief to thousands of mothers.. It Is nn exter nal remedy with unex celled merits, nnd should be in mo nome or ererr cxpi-i-iaiic inwiu-r. urutftc-u mii ii SViitJ fur frto hmk nu MnUierhoutl. Address Tlie Braddeld kuKUlstor Co., 0'J l.mnur Bid;., Allauta, Oil. BKTTKK AXI I.AIUiKIl Til AN KVKIt ! Is my stock of Sterling Silverware, i every pieco of standard make and ! newest design. Wo feature tho ex ' elusive Ftruscan, f'lalrmont, Chan jtllly ond Fairfax patterns In sterling. We also carry two Clorhum Plated I silver patterns In knives, forks and i spoons, which has more silver on than any silver pattern made. j Martin J. Reddy The Jowoler. ! House of Qualify. : Visitors Always Welcome, j Correct time. Phono 10. be that Wilson will run ulie iekel and be elceled llcrisjv 1,1 of llis Iv. I BRITAIN TO CHECK FURTHER I RISE IN FOOD PRICES DEVELOP AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY IN FRANCE PA If IS. Del. LM. The l-'leliell gov- I'liiueiit officially loday tlcsii:imtoi! a onituissiitn fi,r deieloping the u-e ot' grieiiilunil industry auioie: the I'arni-I Irode with l-s ol I-' ranee. i lueventnlil l.oMlnN. Hit. Keplying to a ipiest inn in the house of com moil s this afternoon, Wnlter Kuncun.-tn, piesi ilelit of the board of trade, s.'iid he might soon ;i-l, ii.'irlianient lo confer oildition.-ii powers on the board of a iew lo cheeking any vi-e iii food prices. (IK From Western Crude Western, Aphait-liaM?, crvuJe ni.il.es the hit-Jut r.uie motor oil, not uit!y in cur opinion, but 4io in :he up:n:on ot unpreiu oicca ci;Tts .tni! ot" incrcaiug thot:..iui ut"sjti,ihti users. ME the Standard Oil or Moior Cars Sold by dealers everywhere and at all Service Station! ot the Standard Oil Company U .l.i.i ate,tlord S,,H I-'' t- Scientific Eye Examinations whihm t ii:r;s ot; Mtovs. Th obi thorn that ihHi' nso Is ncvoary in rorrfcth- nirasurtnc rf ftactory imtots ts a fiill.icv, onx shin4 i'Xjloih'il. !,( th tli'Hmnstrati' to you the imwit nnlho'K'. DR. RICKERT, Optometrist Oier the loy n., Modfuiil. LET'S PULL TOGETHER Arc wi ns n CHminiinit v. pullinir too-ftlicr .' Or arc wo pullinjv Lii opposite riiroe tiiiiis.' OrLranizal ion is (lie trrc.it coininixat ion nicii and women are apt to sink unity need of tin- day. Without orirau- lu low the level of mules, Kven mules, in times of datiocr or panic, have lieen known to co-operate. They soiiietiincs kick toucthcr. It it were yiven to nuilcs to think, they would wonder at the ways of men. Thai men and women, liviiijr and working in the same commun ity, slmuld refuse to co-operate is'one of the ridtlles of civilization. The onlv licncrits worth havim; nn- the lit lu lits we can share with our neighbors. n dividual lienefits count for liifle. It is the co-operative effort that livings ever last ing good, ("iootl roads, factories, better schools, good markels can onlv be Kci urcd when all puingetlier. Kvery man. woman and child in Ihis eoiiiniun ii.v should give one hour each day to community work, l.ut don-'t wait for someone else to start it. There is work for y.ni to do. llegiu with vourself. i ami:.! fill i r cvii'U all i
