PA'(MO SIX
Leaders and Workers in Thlrty-eiyht
States Organize to Battle for Pres
ident as Best Friend of Business
Wizard Indorsement Taken as Text.
NKW YU!(K. (M. I'll. W hen I .ms, i
A. KiliMm, r lifcliuiu ivpnhlic'iri, i 11
mi.iiimt.I in llic Au'vru'jui ui th;t
"I'm I'w WiNtui.1 Iin iitmusim! 'i,itrr-t
rmj relit; tnn in nl ntiimn ami
niunntf all JtrM's piulu'iil.irlv i:
tin elt'cti'imi industry, ul' which hi
is llio i-i'ctiL'iii?;-t hcud.
A tlinH nN'ill of .Mr. Kilim'-i Kui
pluilii' (U'chtratinii lhal he doc i iml
tlnitli it a h't-ic ul ir Scheldt' tiling to
chimin' to an iin'MTi.'ii cd tiiwl in
trted man jusl I'm thn suLo of cluinut',
hi' without iniH-h ht'ttt-r i-i'usiiiis li"inn
j-ivrn l'r tin' i-lwmiic Hunt nay I 'inw
not ii''d,' uas the nr-janiat ion of the
Wo.utn.w Wikon Natimiiil Klc-lrLal
t liih hy lenders in t i'uliMry.
MueUliiK l'p lliMin.
A viuoi'nus rnta):iia eoaduete-l h
miiil is )t i i in; i hundreds of tneiuiict
daily, while fall-pane advertisements
in clei triea! journals have assisted ii.
eiilni'ii)!; the oivtiniiilimi aial its
scope.
"In my opinion." said Mr. l-'.dtson la
his Mntcitient, ''Mr. Hughes, if presi
dent, would have toiiml it ilil'li -ul( to
itei-ide on Ho- tie. I course fur the fov
ernnu'tit to tnlie. His eapaeily for
hindsight, as we learn from his
speeches, is hit-hly developed, hut
to his I'orcNieJit, we are not equally
well informed.
The Wondrow Wilson Nnlionnl
Kleedie eluit has driven home this hit
of ltlisoru;in shrewilne.s in a circular
lliai has heeii widely copied and com
mented upon. This mm ih l de
scrihes the aeliieveiMcnts of tin Wil-i
son administration under llie enption,
"Wilson's the Man,'. in these words;
Text of Advertisement.
''The American husiuc-s man is (he
vi --est in tlie world; lie does not ii
cliai;zc a valued servant, nor swap a
fool-proof executive for n Milan who
is out of a joh and 100 per rent ap
pU"i!!!t.. There arc twche bin rea
son?, w hy we stoeliholders and tli
reeloi's of this, the greatest, richest,
saiiesi mid most iroun'-MVi corpor
ation on earth should keep our wise
j.'tiicrtil inana.uer, Woodrow Wilson, on
the joh:
The fed'eral reserve act cured
us of financial fits our national
disease of panics,
'"J. The I'nderwood tariff act and
tiie tariff commission Imvo freed our
tariff of the devastatim; hliiiht of
polities.
'M. The Clayton act clarified the
ohsenrities and thienteninvr vagueness
of the Sherman anti-trust law.
l"lxHtiNun of Aettoti.
"t. The income and '.ahovitanee tax
laws make the extraordinarily rich
eniitrihute a fair share tow.ird na
tional upkeep.
"o. Thr ship iruk; net has dou
hie! the toiiiiaj;e of our merchant ma
rine ami restored the American flat
lo the hivh seas.
"ti. The rural credit act removes
I. to insiiftefahle linancial hauJiciip on
a ;i icullure.
"7. The ;:o.d roads law ,pt tis up
vtnal trade to htomhr niii'i'.s-..
"s. The Snitlh-I.evvei' a-; I ieu ll ilia!
educaheii act carries dnr.t lo l!u
ai:i:tr the results of se.entil'ic e-pe-.iment.
The child lah.-r ad safeguard
o: r rlnldien's .-hiMivn to the everla-t
II. - cre.lit of ihe nation.
" 1 l- tn ii . i. i; and enormoii-dv
na'i. a-n : i.1 c :'i n i, n,- tf ,,ur anev
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nv.t aLain-t tin
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News From Our Neighbors
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Mrs. K I and children of Ashland
are domiciled at the IMienuer tlap
ranch.
Wilfred .lack and family were Sun
day visitors at ('. K. Itellows'.
There was a dance at Ash's hall on
Saturday nii;ht.
John Foster didivered over a ton of
lion's to Mr. itradshaw of Welleu last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Felloes and Miss
laicy were valley visitors this week.
Jlarvey I'icliardson took up "
hundred yoals to his Trail ranch a
few days airo.
Joe Smith was aloitir the river se
curinir the fit: lit if way for the ('rater
Lake highway this week.
1M. Kirchuessitcr ntade several pro
iesstMiial tiip-? to Medford this week.
Hy the time tins is In print my hus
luiud, ehildivn and myself will he on
the t ! a1 in on our way to iturhohnc,
Philadelphia, I'a., to make our home.
We tin via the Sun-et route to Wnsh
inuton, !l. ('. We i;o in hope of my
hnshaud n-tiainin his impaired
health, lie reuaiued his licallh there
a few years ano. We will still rend of
the happenings in Oregon in the Mail
Trihune,
Mrs. Wnlt.'r Stmu'liff ami daugh
ter 'lvUtn vlsitrtl Irirmls In M.Mlford
last Salurtlny.
Mr. Holisi-hcM oT C'hU-HRO, who rp
ct'nlly imr.'hus.Ml Kuollerti Orcharvl
spent several il.;ys In llio vnllcy tin1
past i'ik.
Miss Maty Watleivr of Jackson
vUlr Is visiting the Misses Tonne this
week.
.M. M Wonlen an.l family of Mid
land, iivontly arrived in ThoenK and
are livinu on a ranrh west of Phoe
nl. Miss Marian Tonne . s;iendini; tlte
veek in Ashland rani)iatnin; for the
romint; tdeetlon.
Mrs Heame., who has heen visit
ing her mother In northern Orenon. is
expected home Saturday.
Mrs. Kay. Sr.. Is re.-overlni; from
her reeetu illne-s
Mr. and Mrs. John Kiee of Apple
uate spent Sun, lav with II. Kite and
family.
lr Talhert and famitv have n;oe,j
into the llelit.- ipi'i'e on r.ielfie !i;:h
av. Mrs. Nora I'd all is isiiiin: r('la
tive in ltiute Kalis.
BETS $11,850 ON HUGHES
TO WIN IN ELECTION
V She lin. a Tori iamt ti:n ;'r
m;iti, a.Kt. il Jl.".i to Ins IhM csicr
lt itu.t I'L.irlcs K.ns Hitches wouM
e'.eciea iT.i.!cnt of ihe Vnul
State-; l im-us. Porihuul hoi-
num. toiv the i'on emi at pvtn
iv.or.e . Tl;e p.ur f irsi put up $.'ori,
ar.J a ft or t!-e a! uas clool ' Mr.
S,eli;i ui'.vl WiUonV t.-kor that h
woul.I t.Kt" .i !:"nh of th.u hintl of
!ih!. as :-o o::. tfi Mr Vinous
wont out .in. I i i;ti $l;:t a,i.!it.onal
whu'h wa ii-onftiy ro.':-l.
Mr. Sl-oviin roceutI l-aokoj Hu'ios
rf tho ov-nt or l( p.ms of
' tt :u '.or of 1(1 ri'-nhaojin
!i v:'!::v. o.thi liuis $U." po-l-t-1
ht' lr !van.
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PHOENIX .PARAGRAPHS
MKDKOUM) MAIL TiMliUNK
DOG AT SOMME FRONT
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I'ruiii ll' w.nrirs nf war in liinilliii
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EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
. By A. C. Howlett
In Tlillf-dav nifjlit. Oelohei- 111, we
luiil u re-nlni' r'iiililii'iin nilly, iiini
Hie party was reiresenletl by the best
and brniniest men in the county that
wns nvuilable sueh men lis Jiple C.
II. Walsnn, William (itire, cte.itn
teaeh the people hnw to vote, but I
wits so unfortunate that business eall
eil me up in the Lake Creek eoutitiT
and 1 tliil not bine the satisfaction of
lii'inir present mill listeniti!; lo llieni,
lint I had frieiuls there who Kay me
some idea nf I ho meeting and some of
the things tliuf we.ru said njul done,
l-'fom what I could iralher lliet'e was,
about the usunl number ill attendance
t'lat attend sueti meetings, and tliero
were seine very pond tliius a:il and
no niud-sliimiii;;. 1 understand that
one of tlie speakers in. particular was
considerably annoyed, for whenever
lie mentioned Woodrow Wilson's ntiuie
a inie maiority would clap their.,
hands bv the wnv of indorinti Wilson,
hut he could not have expected miy
lllint; else, as u hipjc part of the com
munity here seem lo be in favor of iet
tilii; well enouiih alone and when we
hae a yood thinii, keep it.
' As I said in my last, I it'iiched
home Friday morning, und tliat after
'noon rested and looked around for
isomclhinkr of interest to write and see
I what liad (lappencd w hile I was Kne.
bill found very litile that would inter
est the general reader.
Thomas M. Wiley and Curl Huberts
have finished hnskim; out their com
and hauled and stored it in the ware
house helonuin to the ttrnndon llros.,
connected witli tlie Snowv llutte mill,
and they liad hardlv finished hauling
it lieforc K. W. l'.l.l.u of Central
Point houc.ht all that they had not
already sold or promised. They re
alised forty tons of corn in the ear
ct f of thirty-fix c acres of sticky land.
They are both industrious, practical
yoiiiiii men and have farmed a hun
dred acres of land tlie past season
and realized U neat sum for their lu
ll.. r.
, K;iimil;iv 1 vn v.i lu-v writing up
; iut joooiinl i't" hit lnul boon oJo-m
tho i;i-st tow l:ivs that I fon:,t t
doun at iliiiiior time, tmtl when I
'i' I -.turn tli-.enveive! )iy tiio staok
of th-'ios in tlie sink tiiat thoio li:ul
h en ;m nmwnally larco ontu j hevo
I r'or uir.tior, aiul 1 --koi! niv wilV it -ho
.n.t.i iiuirh t' a etowii. ami slio i'.ivw
i.M..; l.waih au.l -aul, 1 t!i.lu't
je.. -nl tlion;." Iti1 when I wont nil tho
inv' 1 met t'ii:ir!ov SoofioKl aiui
jWVii.un Ntwshaum nt' l.nko 'ivok,
.hm i 'toy --attl that thoy wore in for
!the oo..?ul lahle, an.l t'liit it wa- l'nll.
1 w I'ulti havo hit-n i;!al to haxo nu't
Uutu. iei' it may h;o -avool mo vn-
-i-iotahlo ruli' L'. a- nianv ot' tho snh
' v, vhen thov are l-.oro and think
it it . pa v no their Milworihtiot1 s lo
! ir.l.iv was not n very husy ih
hi it. i- it wa- - tloaant nut th;i
iiite a nir.v.Sor nf tho plea mi ro lov-
or-, m--to.'(l ount' horo tor rhn-iu;-.
te.t'-k !! :r l:i:vhr-. aiul wont on
; hi- h;ii oi tho -.troam- to oaleh t"i-h.
Titii ;; ! wer vi:h n that riav Mr.
r i ii Mr-. K. S. Siiotman and on-in-l.t.
H. Jlohhns;. and witV. Wtx. M.
I!. Yoi ko and il:iutii",er. Mi-s Helen.
tt'io ho.-kk. . jmt tii tho Mad Tnbutio
trior. ad M;w IVia Kmi: and
Yw: t'urrv. tho rrookkeoit r m Hutoh-
M"n l.ira-deM - -E.lo. he-ulo quite
a r.U''n-r i" I o'i i n-'l knu who ju-t
ir-; is .1 :, 1; r ihn- rr. an l lator in llio
evei.tr,; !.'--;io and AViiliara Pa, in
.'. w. oi" h v Kihol and Ka
.W ;;. ; ! .?' T :. i atr.o m for iS'ir
fn;1-. I' ''"- vmo a'nii twontv or
ili.-i'- tii:. t t!o fciiU with.
vs.'- -
MKDKOIU), OlK(fON SATURDAY, (XTOUKIt 2S.
their ntteudaiils out from the Calb
oUc 'school of Mcdfol'd. who were in
joyiti themselves looking HI the
benuticK of tuiture uloti our rund
Little Butte creek.
Mrs. Tim W. llaily and Mix. 1'iit!
Onily, tlr., came out Monday morning
on u jitney, took the Kai-'le l'oiul-l'er-sist
unto Miue und went ti Jioifiie
river to visit Mrs. T. W. Daily's father
and sister, Joe and Jemima Hannah.
Henry French mid his brotlier-in-law,
John Koster, cauie down from
j their hollies nlonj; Hocue river Mun-
day inoriiin, took dinner at the
Sunnyside mid John went to Medford
with Marshall Minter in his jitney.
Miss Marian II. Tnwne, democratic
candidate for the legislature, nnd
Clint (billatin, demncratic eandidate
i'or eoiinty assessor, were also with
us Monday for dinner. They both
seemed to be o,uite confident of their
election. Miss Towuc simply points
to her record while she was n member
of the legislature) two yenrs no this
w inter when she, by her knowledKC of
eiminou law nnd diplomacy, defeated
the selieuiefi of those in the northern
part of the state when they tried to
pull cvcrythinit their way, und she,
lone womaii and n hme democrat,
threshed their plans and clime out vic
torious, and Mr. Onllatin banks on his
experience while lie was depuly asses
sor for three years under (be pres
ent incumbent, William Grieves.
Theodore Glass of Sums Valley was
doing business in our town Monday.
While 1 was on the street '.Monday
l'leiiny l.eabo yave me bis subscrip
tion to the Daily Mail Tribune.
W. Hurt Hamilton, who went to Han
Jose, Cal., to be with his family n
while, returned last week and joined
his son Sherwiii on the ranch.
It will probnbly be of interest (o
nianv of the renders of the Mail 1 nh-
iine to learu of I In- marriage of Miss
Verna I'.. Mi'Gee of Ferndale, Or., to
Shcrlv K Gilliuin, also of the same
phicp.
The bride is a daughter of Mr
and Mi's. 0. 1'. Metlee, who formerly
lived for several years in this place
and later in F.nst Medford. They were
married at the home of the bride's
parents October 11. llti. The bride
lias been one of the most popular
youii; Indies in the Cow creek coun
try, cifrlit miles north of Glcndale,
ipid IliB Krooni is of one of the best
families in t hit I section. They receiv
ed an ubiiudunce of presents of nil
kinds and have the best wishes of the
entire community.
Jack. Pelton and wife of Klaiuutli
comity came in Tuesday evening nnd
was nccnmpuiued by Mrs. Van nadol
ol' Ashland. They stopped here for
supper and then went on to Ashland.
Mr. and Ill's. Jt on spend their win
ters an Jiaseburi; und were on their
way there, but went by Ashland to
visit Mrs. P.'s mother.
lialph Tucker of lirownsboro went
through F.Utfle Point Tuesday lnoni
iiiK with two loads of hojjs for the
Central Point market.
Word came over the phone Tuesday
moiniiiK that K, K. Smith of Butte
Falls had died Monday uipht. Mr.
Smith has heen one of oar best citi
zens und lnrpely interested in the
education of the youths. A more ex
tended notice will probably he rivou
by the lluttc Kalis corresnm!em.
' The meeting at the Christian
ohnrch Sunday night, addressed by
the tiold secretary, Mrs. Frances, was
well attended.
The meetinfi e.t tho Christian
church Monday afternoon was not
well attended owing to a mistake
about the time. Kev. Dr. Ilalllie. of
Phoenix, attended the meeting, which
was addressed py Hen C. Sheldon,
candidate for the legislature.
Miss Marian B. Towno. C. Ager,
J. 11. Coleman, Hen C. Sheldon, W. H.
Miller. K. W. Wilson and Ralph Jen
nings, rojuiblican and democratic can
didates for the various offices, have
been on our streets quite frequently
tho past week.
Mark WYat herford. democratic-prohibition
candidate for congress, was
tailing upon tho people hero Monday.
Congressman Hawioy addressed our
people at the Central Point opera
house Tuesday evening. Many people
attended.
Hay V. Aper has sold his black
smith shop here and will look for a
new loeation in the near future.
Mrs. J. V. Merrit. of tiold Hill,
spent the day here and was taken
home in the evening by Mrs. Victor
Huresil in her automobile.
Mrs, Ward Hopkins of Medford,
was a week end visitor here at the
home of Mrs. C. B. Rostel.
The freshmen class of the Central
Toint high school gave a hard time
party to the sophomore class.
Mr. Borden, democratic candidate
for prosecuting attorney, was calling
on the people of onr city Tuesday.
One of the most delightful func
tions ever given by the W. H. Harri
son V. R. C. f aa held at the home
of Mr? . K. Price Tuesday after
noon A shorn or was given in honor
of little Robert, a late arrtvwl at the
Price residence. Many dainty gifts
were given by the ladies. An enjoy
able lunch a spread, and an after
noon of mucb pleasure for all was
i
CENTRAL POINT
enjoyed. Tho only thliiK that marred
the pleasure o( ttoettftcriujou was tho I
absence of Mrs. K.. H. -Oleagou, who
la quite III at her -home here. Mrs.
W. E. Price held the office of treasur
er of the W. R. C. for quite a while.
hence the shower. , . !
C. A,' Holes, S. P. agent here, wife
and little son, Armlne Lewis and wife
of Medford, Mrs. W. K. Lewis and
little granddaughter, Hoberta, and
Irsel Lewis and wife, and Mrs. Hen
derson motored to Prospect Sunday
and spent the day there,
Mrs. Allen of Oklahoma City, and
cousin of Mrs. Lucy Williams of this
city, left for Seattle Inst week where
she will visit en route home.
Mrs. M. M. Cooksey is enjoying a
visit with Portland relatives.
After an absence of several years,
Mr. Jonas Olssou of Anrorage, Alas
ka, Is visiting his parents In this city.
Mrs. William Sohoemnkcr of Galls
creek was .slmppin in Gold Hill on
Thursday.
Mr. ami Mis. RiehuMt of Portland
are viMtin at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. V. S. Campbell on Sardine
oreelc. The ladies are sisters.
Stooklinlders of the Heaver cement
plant to the extent nf nine arrived on
Thursday morning; from attendance
at a conference held in Portland Mon
day. They are highly pleased with
the plant, which makes an excellent
drawing card for southern Oregon.
The gentlemen attending; are: Messrs.
Goshorn. Schrump, Kaunti, Clark,
Lynn, Adams, Nicholson and Hurch.
Missi Blanch Harvey is visiting with
her aunt. Mrs. MoAdnms, at Itoek
Point, having- come down Monday
from her home near G ranis Pas.
Geo. Garrett, who some time since
dislocated his lefl aim, came to the
Gold Hill hospital Friday, when an
X-rav was taken of the injury, show
ing the advanced stage of healing
which was very satisfactory at this
time.
Mrs. Paulson of upper Sardine
creek w-as transacting' business in
Gold- Hill Friday.
Curtis Miller of Sams Valley was
delivering some more of his fine prod
ucts from the ranch, so well known.
The soft shell almonds are hard to
excel.
William Stuewe has leased Mrs.
Myrtle lays cottage, corner Fifth
avenue and Sixth street, ami is ex
pecting" Mrs. Stuewe in a day or two,
she being at present in Portland vis
iting with her parents'.
Mrs. MoAdnms made a trip to
Grants Pass last week, viMting at the
home of her .-dster. Mis. John Har
vey. Hev. am! Mrs. K. C. Hit-hards were
passengers on No. 14, northbound,
Friday morning1 en route to the new
field of duty in connection with the
Willamette university staff. Thev
I Surprisingly Good
t Cough Syrup Made at
t tiotne
$ roBtn Very Little nnd Bnnlly niie(
but 1 Rciunrknbr- Effective.
You'd never really know what a .
couiih nvrup yon can make until
; rigare 'this fnuiou home-madi n ni
V. not onlv save 2 a compHred w
tho rHdv-made kind, but you wiU.a
have a inure ctlroUvo and depeiitin
renudv in every wav. it overconiei.
umh couli!. throat or ehei-t coidj
.4 h.tiirs rclicvoa een wiioopiair eou.
ipiivklv.
i'-vt oumv of Pinox ;0 con
worth t irom r.nv kikmI druc store, no
it ii.to a pint Uittlo and fill the hott
with plain urauulntod sugar svru
Hi i' you have a full pint a fami1
rupplv of tlie most eiTectho coul
rup tl:at nionov can buv at a cost
onlv .".4 ci-nts of li.is. It never
The roinpt and positive results z'iw
hx this pli aw let tasting Cvui:h h ri
have taused it to be u-d in more hon;
than any other renu-dv. It uu kl
loosens a drv. hoarse or tij!it coimi
heals the inflamed memtrane that lit.
tho throat and Lrnnthial tubes, and T
lief cmn almost iuiuiedioetv. SnUr
did for throat tickle, hoarseness, bror.
chitis. orcuo a'id ItKoiMhial .Asthma.
Pinox is a hichlv tmnrontr.Ued t-m
rnuind of tonuine Nrv pino extrttoi
oiml'imtl with jruaiol and hn imn
u-sl br pT.orations ftr tbfoHt ar.i
client ailm;jits-
Aoid disapp'tinlmt-nt by aktni vou
druirist I'm- e-uncos of i'ltirr." will
f n I i ilmf: ion. Brd di tn't a jcept an
thini; el. A uiiarntv oi ali-oOtte sat
ihtHi tien or n: nev prinint!V , tuniiHl
coed with this imrira.ien. Tho I'ine:
Co., Ft. Wcm. 1'.
TWO TRIPS DAILY
MEDFORD and
EAGLE PQINXl
S. H. ftirnlsE'j auto Vll letT, 1
Eagle Point at i A. M. ad J P. M
daily, eicept Sundav; Inn Medford '
A. M. and I P. M. Win xall toi '
passengfn at hotels In feJford aoo
hotels and business houee In Eagl
Point,
rnovR -x on h-t
1
New Japanese
Hand Laundry
vOI open for busiaoi
ocTor.Kn oxh
i We will do all kinds of laundry
I wort and dry cleaning.
All work done hy hand.
122 NORTH FROXT ST. j
I'HOVK TM. i
GOLD HILL NUGGETS
1 flirt
will be ureutly missed in Gold Hill,
whci Wi ry uic is llicir il'ricnd und
admirer, and success1 is. witlyd for
them wherever their duties call.
Mr. and Mrs. tls ,11. Aid''" bit
Thursday evenimr on No. lli for
Kyoto, Minn., whither the body of
Charles II.. father of G. II., was be
injf conveyed for .buriiil nl his for
mer home.
Miss Anna McKewon and L'ichard
Squeezing
The Loaf
The soaring price of wheat has decreased the
size (f the loaf or increased the price. Either means
increased cost of living.
The makers of
Graoe-Nuts
have neither advanced the price, decreased the size
of package, nor lessened the quality of this splen
did wheat and harlev food.
It contains the full nutriment of these sturdy
grains, including their invaluable mineral elements
So . vit;nl for maintenance of strong bodies, steady
nerves aiid capable brains.
Quickly digested, appetizing a household
word for nearly a score of years Grape-Nuts eas
ily st;uul.s at the head of all prepared cereals for
delicious flavor, concentrated nourishment and
economy. .
Every table should have its
daily ration of Grape-Nuts.
Sold bv (J rollers everywhere.
i
Why Vote Pendleton $125,000
for somotliini; no nlti-mly (h.iss n St:ttt- Xninml Sclul pbnl in
Knsii'i n Orison .'
Why vote 1111 nnnual tai nf ono-twcnt.v-fiflli of mill fur a
rVmlleloii Xonnal when inip-fnrtieili of a mill wonl.l prnviilo ample
niaintiMiani'o forth Weston Konnal
Do von want to he out of jmcki't .:)J."i,IIO(l in ti n voais? This is
the npiiroxiinnte sani that a I'enilletim N.mual would i-ot over nnd
nhove the ea-t of tlie Wi-stun N'onnnl. allowiuq tor a nominal in
erease in Ktnte valuatiuisi
F.very man. won:an and i liij.l in Oregon i.. annually laied .fP.O, ae
eorilins to A. 11. Harris, a Poitluml writer. Taxes for all purposes
in 191(i reached the enormous t !al of 2'2.OHU,!i2n.04. Selinnls alone'
eot f7.HOil.ilo0. Why lot. tax money away hy u'eantini; Pendleton's
ahunl de:u:ttitl? . i
Why Not Reopen the Weston Plant?
It's ready tor use nnd exists of four bnildins nnd ten ncies
of ground. It lias been recently iniHM'led and approved l.y sneh
prominent nrehiteeu as Roezer Hros f Seattle and Ostcnnan & Sje
hert of Walla Walla. y-ezer Hro. ay that .J00(p pr...rly ex
pended on (ho prineip.J building would brinj it to an "aimo-l per
feet Son4itjon." The-e -ub-mntia! taxpayer,, olfi.-ials and men of
nf fairs rfeuhum-e th.. Uer.dlet.in seheaie a, one of 'extrava"iint
toll,": N , "
M. 'smi.ier.f Mayor of Wi-ston: tlouier I. Watts,
-Mayor oj" .VtUena :.H. 15. Kiehards. Keeorrier of Athena; If!
A. Barrett, nien-hant. Athena: C A. Harrett. State Sen
ator. AJifii-.a: i. B. Lee. ex-County Oommisiioner. Mihon:
J. K. Slover. men-nant. Kreewater: C. I). Ilobb,. Mayor of
Milton; H. I.. Krazier. ex-County Oon-.misMoner. Milton.
Wby e,d n.u Pendleton elmfine her lull to a normal sehool prop-o-ilu.n?
Why doe ,-he s0k lo "validate" institution, that are firmly
and lawfully established? I, it not ekar that this is a vote-entebing
deviee Isn't it -los-vdlini;" of the rankest variety !
And finally, would y.ni e.ire lo send your ehildren to a town ira
precnatl with R..und.rP atnio,,here.' I -n't it a fart that a Rreat
Kound-t'p town i, tor 'ib a very was. p.r Mate seliooi tovnf
Would yo want imir. '. hihlrea to earv,,,.. dar.-e and aamble in
Happy ( any on ,.r to een witnr-s i! wanton reveicyf
i raid adv.. K. It. W. ti-, K O. I)e
Vef, JVni. MaeKenrie. S. A.
Harr.ts. Clark Wood, We-ton. (Ir.l
j Kiltie were .'married Wednesday cve
iniiiK U She home .f If.'V, Curr on
1 Foots ercelu Miss McKewon hud
made hoc bono? with Mr. and Mrs. Al
den for fojne t,inie, aiijl ns tlie wed
dinj.' had been iinyt,siireil event, it wus
performed ur this time, and Hie young
couple will take care of the Alden
ranch in the, uboiic of Mr. mid Mi's.
Alden, who tue.attcinlin!! tlie funeral
of Mr. Alden's father. -
Vote 309 X NO