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Nearly 3m) of the rotor of Lake
Creek district were asemtiled at the
South liutte school Friday eveninB to
the bl(! Halloween party, uivpn by
that school district. " .
A fine program, consisting of dla
losues, little plays and musical se
lections was rendered In most enter
taining fashion by the pupils or Miss
Smith's school. -
The decorations were In strict
KcepliiK with the occasion, jaek-o
lanterns, black cats and witches
a weird and" urostly aspect to the.
room. Two witches prodding over
cauldron furnished plenty of mirth I
In humorous fortune telling. I'ortor j
J. Xeff was solemnsv Informed Unit
the near future held 'in store for Mm ,
nil tmnnrliiiit ,.;iun tvlilol, -milil i.nliln :
, ,,..',, , , i,,- '
from tlio vicinity of Ilornlirook, while ,
E. K. Kellv was advised that the
ipg market on nigs would materially
acftct the higi, cost or living.
After the school -exercises rousing I ue,ls a,e c0,"""! "' ra""llv " IuIko seen those who move iu one eon
speeches were n,u.:e l.v Messrs Xeff , from ",c s"rl'K country, eight tis eirelo. their energy necoin-
and Kellv. s Kirling the Wilson ad-t'arloa,ls a,,lvin Thursday and an- iPlishing mulling. Such are not for us.
ministration. Altbougli it was nearly i ollier sev"" '"' Kroin We believe iu upholding ns candidates
midnight before the spoaklns was 1,10 f'olds '" M,p innuediate vicinity I h.se who know Hie law mid are for
concluded, the big crowd enthuslas-' of cT"l rlss 1110 '' hauled. i,s onforcenient. We heliovo in linv-
tically applauded evrrv point mado by by waKOn "Ul1 loi"ls re ing such legislators us will stand for
the speakers mid evinced a decided eoiwtantly nasalng throuKh the lreH riKhtoii inlcresls. These interests
Wilson sentiment. j headed lor the bins at the factory. m v . water rights, eoininiinity prop-
The ladies of the Lost Cieek ills-1 erl.v laws, better .school laws or moral
trict, widelv colohrated lor their cull-.1 PltOVIl)EN0B. I- Oct. "iS.. laws. ,
. nary ability, served a wonderful meal -'"Quotations, nilslnleriiretations and We do not believe in eomliininc
at midnight, u meal in Hue keeping "es hout the democrailc admlnistia-jstale affairs with seetnrinnism, nor
with the big generous hospitality tioa wt're cllur'!e1 against republicans j in having any of our state in- titn
evidenced on every hand and 'shining an(i oi'l108"'0" newspapers by Frank-! timis in other humls tlirni the stnte
4 from everv welcome smiling face. lin D- Kosav'!lt. assistant secretary 'oliicials. Nor would we support any
The IWedford visitors unanimously , of the navy ln a B'erch 'eTfi o"M. measure that would lie a menace to
voted this prooinrt uti Jackson coun
ty's stronghold of hospitality and
co nil clifwr.
As a further evidence of the fine
to
elligenco of the community a straw
ballot of the school Friday eveniiiK
f,ave the followins resulti WUhoii,
31; Hughes, o.
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The riirent-Tcachei- Circle of the
Jackson school recommoiirt to the
voters of the county Miss Anna Jef
rcy, candidate for county school sil-I-erintendent.
Miss Jeffrey taught in tlio Jack
son school three terms and the pa
trons feel that she is well-fitted for
the higher oTfice. Ailss Jeffrey would
understand the problems that con
i front the young girl teacher in the
rural districts as her experience has
rtendod over a period of 22 years of
VPdching. And most of that time in
the rural districts of Jackson county.
Tbose who know her best can
safely say th;it the office can not be
placed Iu safer, saner, or more pure
hands than those of Miss Anna Jeff
rey. FAVOR THE PRESIDENT
CHICAGO. Oet. IS. The Chicago
Herald editorially recommended tlie
re-election of President Wilson. The
Herald, which l among the great in
dependent dailies of the country, is
edited hy .lames Keeley,' who ranks
"with the foremost newspaper men of
America.
Since the opening of the presiden
tial campaign, the Herald has been
devoting two columns on its editorial
page to letters from lis suhserihers
touching the riuallllcations of Presi
dent Wilson and Mr. Hughes. In an
nouncing lis preference for Wilson,
the Herald frankly admits that its
course has been dictated by the ma
jority of the big "Herald family," as
the paper's readers are called. .
NEW YORK. Oct. 2S. The Farm
Journal has announced the result of
a straw vote It ha been taking on
the presidential election. Wilson runs
practically 2 to 1 as against Hitghef.
in the poll. TJic figures are as fol
lows: vj Wilson. Ilfii; Hughes. T ." 7 : lien
Son. 3".': Manly, 1UT.
The poll was taken as the result or
a brief paragraph in the Farm
Journal, asking its readers to express
their preference. No post cards or
letters were sent out, and so every
fvote is a voluntary Indication of
how country people feel about tlie
plectitn. Voting has hern going on
for some four er five weeks.
FIRST SUGAR FROM
ROGUERIVERVALLEY
. BEETS IS SACKED:
t Grunts I'asn Courier I.
r Sugar niudo in Grants l'uss is now
( ta'c alut ready fr the market.
This mornintt the flint of the product
of the Rogue heel came from the ma
chines, and now sacks or sugar are
belli!! stored In the great uareroom
ready for shipment to the markets
of the northwest. The siikhi- Is said
'10 iih periiM-i ... mum...( Mni
now on tlio factory is expected to
'continue without interruption in ,1,0,
mnnufneturo till the beets of the
season s crop are all in the sack and
me puip siio. ... laeiory win not
be running up to capacity for some
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bM0"'e t,,0?M,,l"' ,'lf,""' ' !
nandiuiB oi me various niaciiines .
plared under , their control,
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The
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iH-no dou,jt " 1",MM'1 """'"'I f ,lin
builders art.
Misquotations anil inisrepresenta-
tlons, yea lies, have heen used by
j t lie jire.sident'H opponents. 1 say lies
a euw.. ivu.--.t
i word to use.'
A cigar which
burns unevenly,
like this, gives you
its worst. The
OWL practically
never burns un
evenly because it's
hand-made in the
' square-end shape.
Know this squarevl!
I end OWL. Then figl
MHtJtewBKiBH get this about
cigar shapes I
jj An even-burning S '
I WfJ I
leaf filler, and
hand workmanship all fea
tures of the Million Dollar
OWL, and you see why it is
such a smooth-and-even-burn-ing,
satisfying smoke.
M. A. GUNST 4 CO.
INCORPORATED
IW.C.T.U. POLICIES
SET FORTH BY
INT
J" Hie Kilin.r:
As nelilj c'cclcil .l.ic!;-,..
presidi nt of the W. C. T. I"..
Ie.nnii me in plai-e lie!., re yn
ers sonic matters rcardin
ui!i you ,
nr read- j
Our niiiuiztilion ! im-! ly i- mm
p.'iuwui. 'o may or mnv hot in
l'iis( I lie iiiYilii. Ji'iiKiciiiiii'. i-iihiIi
ijran in.iriMihinil i-iinli.l:.t
us
niiiv
Im, .Ml juntif
lialili
to err
1 1 once
taiuiuti
camli-
in j,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,, ,
balance the ability, (lie
'mlll ,1,,, WOi-I;i,,K power of t!i,
jdaies, ujjaiiist the oilier,
We do not choice a person simply
heenuse he says lie docs not recognize
"sclioonor" when placed before him.
a ; ,,1,., .;i miL.i, ,,ni knmv I
schooner." either. Nor do we un-
iboid one who, beuu; on the wrong side,
' l M the train, no matter what
I, Im,s (lf t)ll, p.,sseugers. We havefhringlng nearer the permanent hupp!
our votith. Kathcr. we would enact
law lo rtilc-t them, such as n tix
nrctle jiw.
'The hrewfis amendment, soine
lime slyled nur.sinr motliurs' law.
Shape alone will
never make a
cigar. But add to
this square-end
shape, 18 months
of curing, long
The Million
Dollar Cigar
I lim's no l'uvor with us. Xor imy law
jlli.it would mill;,. 1 ho laborer 11 mere
,liea,t f liimlrii, just sui'h as is found
I iu imy Oriental city vilieie tlx Sfili-I
ieath i- nut leenjjnized. !
j In unihiiio unitedly lis nil organ-'
jimtioii alone, these lines, we linvei
'lily ilic be-! intercuts ol' tin1 iieople in'
veil. MHS. M. M. KD.Ml'NliS. '.
OUI FOR PRESIDENT
CAMIIltlDtii:, Mas.. Oct. 2S.
Lewis .1. Jonnson, proiessor or civil
engineering at Harvard, and ai.pro-gressive-reiuibllcun.
pays the t'ollow
lug high tribute to President Wilson:
"In I IMS I vottd the progressive
ticket. Today, with unchanged pol 1 1 1 -1
cal principles, I gladly support i'real-1
dent Wilson;' for 1 consider the Yl'll-ftion-led
forces the most potent pro
gressive agency In the fluid. .More
over, I consider Mr. Wilson tlio or.e
of all the candidates best fitted to
lead this nation with salety and honor
through the next tour years, und to
make this nation of increasing service
In the advance of civilization and in
tiess of ull peoples. In short, I con
sider the effort to change presidents
f $8 Madam
It will have sri jnucli on wear of clothes that the payments you
make for it cannot be considered an expense.
Just push a button and the Thor goes to work and washes the
clothes cleaner' than ever washed by hand.4 Kverything ever put
Into a washtilb 'can be put Into a Thor.' It Is amazing to-women
who have bee jisliig the tub ami washboard. '
Come and see theThor- como rt-nd satisfy yourself. Vo want
to show you Just what tho Thor will do. Come before next
washday.
PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE
Medford,
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GET CERTIFICATE
ltcsistered voters who will be away
from home on election dnv uiay vote
without trouble iu any precinct iu the
state by obtaining a certificate of rcg
Kualiou from the county clerk.
This will be of particular advantage
to railroad men and traveling sales
men who will liud it impossible to lie
iu their home precinct on election day.
When this certificate is obtained
il may lie presented lo the election
judges in the precinct where the voter
happens lo be on election duy ami will
be recognized as if the voter was reji-
isiorod in that precinct.
After the election all such cerlil'i-
tuitcs that lire used will be returned
by the election officials to the county
clerk who issued them, and in thai
way a cheek will be possible so no
abuse can be made of the privilege.
These certificates of registration,
of-ourse, are not good outside of the
state of Oregon.
In the present crisis (is on a par w ith
the similar Iffort to oust Abraham
'Lincoln In IS 11 1, and I hope it will be
even more decisively defeated."
Only S to have the
wonderful
Thor
Electric Washing
Machine
put into your home
then payments of only
JS.flo a mouth and all
wash-day problems are
isolved. The Thor w ill
pay for Itself w 111
ave the cost of help.
Oregon
WE WILL CELEBRATE
Edison Day, Oct. 21st
And Extend this Unusual Offer to Oct. 31
BY APPLYING A CREDIT OF
ONE DOLLAR
On every house-wiring contract we secure on or before
THAT DATE.
Take advantage of our house-wiring campaign now and
HAVE ONE YEAR TO PAY.
As Edison made it possible 35 years ago to use Electricity
for incandescent lighting, so we today are making it con
venient for you to light your home electrically and have
ONE YEAR to pay for the wiring.
Phone 168 now and ask our solicitor to call and explain
our plan of
ONE YEAR TO PAY
Sign your contract now and save the dollar,
California -Oregon Power Company
21G West Main Street
Phone ir MKDFOKJ"), OIIPXJON
Honest
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Savafje Tires as honest as the
proverbial honest Indian. From
the first to the last mile of service
mn Lnnw that von are
more than full value for the reasonable price
you paid.
1000 miles to the good at the start, because
of our guarantee milecge allowance.
And at the finish, more than likely from 1000
to 10,000 miles better off than you would
have been with the tires you formerly used.
Honest materials and manufacture, honetit
prices, honest service.
(ff Tines
HV y FACTORY DISTKlUUTORBl Nm y ?
C- E- GATES yl
pX Medford
BLISS HEINE
TEACHER OP VIOLIN
Special r.'ttcs to licsfHim-rs ciirolliiifr duriiiGf Oi't'olti-r.
?vini- riuuiislicd for all occasions. Prices reasoiiiil)'!1.
HEINE MUSIC STUDIO
1G Rose Ave. Phone :W'UT2
HAIR DltKSSlXG, MAXIt'l'HlXfl, CHIKOrODY, ItODV MASSAGE.
. EliliCTHIC 1 ACI.Vfi AM) HCAI.P THEATMEXTS.
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MAKERS OF MAPS
for All the World
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TO ORDER $25.00 UP
Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
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