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WILSON SHOULD
BE RE-ELEGTED
SAYS OR. II
Lifelong Republican Says Change of
Administration Detrimental to Na
tion President's Policy for the In
terests of Country and Humanity
Will Loom Large in History.
10 LECTURE UPON j
BATTLE SIGHTS
Out of ilit ciowuim --);im.J
of" the t-;r will be the eomii.j: o ir.
Lincoln Wirt, ejlorer ami v.ar r -
re.sjMrul:fit, tth'ri lie makes lji- Up-'
St. Louis Hospital Uses a System in
Handling Babies and Teaches
"Don't" for Mothers. .
"I am profoundly in favor of the
re-election of Wuotiruw Wilson," j
Ma ltd Dr. J. Lawrence Hill Monday. I
"I consider his bamllin of the lil- j
fu'ult situations with which lie has
been confronted to In; the widest nmi
best possible to any statesman. His'
legislative and diplomatic jr-olicicsj
have been earned out, nut for the in
terest 3 of bis party, but fur lb in-1
terestfl of biii country ami humanity.)
lie is a statesman rather than n
tician, a tnuo who build for tomor
row. "A change of administration," con
tinue! Pr, Hill, "would, I consider,
be detrimental to this country. Pres
ident Wilson fthouM be returned to the
white bonne, os in another four years
be will be able to work out bis pol
icies to tt successful conclusion.
Ivoom I dirge in IliM-ory,
"The historian of tomorrow will re
cord the fact that Wood row WiUon is
one of the greatest presidents and
Ktntcsmen that America has ever
had'
Dr. Hit! staled that these- are th
honest convictions of n republican by
birth, 0110 who lias constantly K"l'
ported tbo reptiblieau party until the
present campaign. lr. Hill added that
both be and Mrs. Hill, after reading
the Hughe hpeceh of aeei'ptnnee, hi".
later upeeehes and the utterances ul
Theodore Roosevelt, have come to the
conclusion that Wilson w ill more
nearly carry out the progressive prin
ciples of the rcpiihliciiu party than
will Hughes.
"The Mexican situation," Dr. Hi!!
declared, "will work itself out. The
executive, of the United Stales has 110
riKbt to sacrifice Amerieaii boys for
the settlement of Mexico'- internal
troubles.
'- J.usltuiila Case.
''In the LuMtuiiiu ease, Wilson did
ull that was possible for a president
to do. Ho gained his point and com
pelled the (ierninn government to ree
utilize the principles of international
law on the high seas.
"Hughes, if elected," said Dr. Hill,
"if he lives up to his campaijm dec
larations, must declare war on Mex
ico. There will lie no other alterna
tive. "Women should remember this point
in casting their vote and should eon
hider that there is more than mere
talk in the fitatenicnt I bat 'Wilson kept
im out of war'."
franco at the nigh --cho'l uail'i'.rii: J
Wednciav tv nil.'. ,V.vt ruber I, un
der the auspie" it' the hiuh sehoK
band. F.ver since the organization t-fi
the band about a year ago the facility j
has waited for n favorable oportttM-1
it y to raise funds to uniform it-, mem-
I rs. The eomiiu: 01' Dr. Wtrt ha-, j
made it po-tsible to do this. He is on
liis way to California to spend thej
winter and it is out of the generosity !
f liis D 11 heart thai he has consented
to reduce bis fee and stop in .Med-j
fold. J
Stuilie! W'tir in TTemlies.
On May 1, 11115, Dr. Wirt wn- sent j
to Klirope by the Carru yie peace fmui- ;
dation to Mudy j t fir-.t hand the ef
fects of war upon iii"dein civilization.
As bearer of personal letters from!
the secretary of state, he was per- J
mitted to pa.-s lrvely through the ;
jealously guarded military z-iue-., re- .
I'eiving many courte-des from both j
civil and military authorities in live of j
the countries at war.
lb visited manv lines of trenches. I
Anionu others, near Yprcs and tragic
"Hill (JO." Here the f .erect fighting
was witnessed. An artillery duel was
being ivaged overhead ami the batter
ed walls of the "nameless city" were
falling about.
He .spent much time in I he field hos
pitals back of the firim line. The
scientific organization of thi- military!
hospital ami the treatment accorded J
manv wounded soldiers brought in
from nearby battlefield are fully de- I
scribed.
Saw Italy Participate. ,
He arrived in Ifome (he day before,
taly unfurled the battle Mat'. He was ,
an eyewitness oj the hiMorie .scene
enacted hetore the roval palace, when
fuecu Helena kissed the national:
fin in the presence ot tens of thou
sands of war-mad subjects, and Kbit::
Victor Kmmanuel assumed pci'.-.oial .
command of his Knnum legions.
Dr. Wirt wuh also in London dm - j
inir liner- Zeppelin raids, when bun-J
deeds of bombs were dropped from
the clouds upon the sleeping city. '
In four of the countries at war he'
discussed with civil ami mililarv lead- :
ern those terms of rapprochement .
which would be acceptable to each as
a bn..is upKii whieli to huihl possible
negotiations tor cessation of hostili
ties and the eventual di-annameiit of
the nations. j
In Wake, of the War. j
In his ginphie de
the Wake of the War
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TO UNITED STATES
XKW VOKK Oct. 2.'i. Jackson
WASUJXfiTOX. Oit. The Johnson of St. Iuis, chairman of the
' DrutM-lil.'nui, Gtiiuiiiiy's -tihuiariiu-.lu-p.rd ot directors of the Internatiou
! ii.i-r. hniitruu. i, bi-iievnl in muitipr- u shoe company and one of the blK-
lierc ohieh -liould Wnn, to be now on EfM manufaiturers iu the world, an- ,
jhi-r second vnyajte t tin' I'niteii counced today that he will vote fori
1 States. Knowledge 1' the ilate the Hr-sident Wilson.
jvesstil is suptxi.sej to have started "I have balanced tho tsreat eon-i
iiiiiii Oemianv is disclaimed. 'nuctlve measures of the Wilson ad-1
'..us disn.-itehf s I'n.in Suitzeilimd : m:nlstration aeainst the ill-advlscd . states inine
rcKitinK that the rientsehlanil, as jweasurea of previous republican rule
well as the Firemen, had been lost nnd'and I have concluded to support .Mr.
A .--jiiii bet veaii maile Tufila.vmr
'Wilson wmihl be elected. Other wal
lers ale expected to be jmsted within
, a day or two.
At Hrown's pool poin the following
is Kited.
.'iOO thnt Wilson is ele ted.
.film that von cannot u.'imc twelve
carry.
$10011 to if S0(, or any part of it,
that Wilson will cany Jackson eouii-
I ty, Oregon.
.f.'iO to $100 that Wilson carries Or-
.7.'i to 100 that Wilson carries
WashiiiKton.
. Some small Ik'Is have been made.
Two hundred dollars was wagered
Til; jialneicd non-crying l.aby i-- il.e
new product of Si. ImiK hospital. N(i:i
erlnii hables are beini! nirm-ri out ai
th(f rale of five or si ajay.
HysKMii in eariliK for the child is the
NEWTOWNS NET
$1.50 TO $2.25
Tour onrs of Hocue Diver valley
Xewliiwns were sold in London yes
terday nt 11 to II shillings per bo.
This price nets powers ifl 'iO to
f. o. Ii. Mcdford.
The snlo of 11 car of Atijon pears,
ileseribeil lis of very ordinarv . mi I -it
V, is reporled from Xcw York at
If'J.fll! per box. The poor condition
of the fruit was due to its bavin
been held for n considerable lime in
cohl storage in Xcw York before be
intf placed on Ihe niaiket.
PHOENIX BAND TO
Tlie babies are never fondled. They
are fed at leiiular Intervals. After luei
fcediiiK the baby is taken from theitin
nmtlier fur a time ami put In a Kcpa-!
rate bed. The babies are bathed ev-
ery mm nina and sreat care Is taken at
reason. I all timeri to keep him perfectly clean.'
Part of the ssleiu is the elimination When the mother leavt'S the hosilit.-:
of caresses from bewhlskerfd I'ticle al with her baby, she takes with her
Kzrab and JokuUuks by doling Aunt a printed list of nurses' "don'ts." If'
now the baby forms habits of crylnjr at'
jlionie well, that's the mother's fault.'
that the former stalled for the I'nitcd J Wilson for a second term," says Mr.
Stales durinir September were dis-1 Johnson. ".Mr. Wilson has faced the
credited. It was emphatically dcclar- imost tryins times of any president joiion.
ed that the Deutsclilnnd was in a since Lincoln.
tlennnn port all of last month. j Throunh his leadership, the inad-
It also was snid today that in the. equate currency measure known as
iiiiitic an Herman s1101u.11 iihs voiii- iiib jtiiiricu law. whh aiut-uuiru a,-'
j ins to the 1' iiiied States, whether na-! democratic consress to prevnt what Saturday uilit ny a visiting horse
jvnl or mercharitinen, will make either would have been the sreatest panic. buyer upon Hushes. A well-known
j Xcw London or Xewport their poit of this country has ever known. ' commercial traveler tried in vain In
call. Xo more submarines will enter ' In my Judgment, the federal re-place JII00 on Wilson and said lie
I Hampton l(..ads. because of the dan-jserve act Is on of the createst and jhiid tried in vain in all the towns from
jjer of nets bciiiK dropped to trap most beneficial pieces of legislation Portland to Mi dford.
I tlii iu off the V irginia Capes. ' ever iilaced upon the statutes. It has " "0
j Aiucricaii subiiiarincs are usually served to advance the business of this Msrried
ot'Ritin(r in the waters off Xcw Lou- country and has done more to brins j At Oakland, C'al., Oct. 'J.'), AdilLson
I don and XewjH.ii at all times of the j prosperity to the whole people thani'!- Seliust.fr of Oakland and Miss
year, l.ritisb nets ilropind their i ai other things combined." Until Wuclicr of I'.crkcley. Mr.,
iniKht endanger American vessels and . . j Schuster is well known in Mcdford,;.
the lives of American Kiilors. Oer-' ipieutly flcnnaii siibmnriius will take, where several years aj;o he was nd--uian
o'licials do not believe that the ailvantage of the better lippurluiiity i vert i-jinir mannger of the .Mnjl .Trib-
Flritish would take the chance of nct-
an American vessel. I'olise-
, lor
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paths off the Connecticut
c Island coasts.
i line. He is at present cifv editor of
I the Oakland Tribune. .' . . .
Lizzies. Hclatives may pe-k al
baby, but must keep hands off.
VALOR IN BATTLE
i reached the enemy entrenchments
and Corporal ('-lowin placed a ma-;
jchine gun, of which he had charge,
i behind a larne log across the road and ;
' Immediately opened fire on thej
i trenches. He was atruek once but con
tinued firliiK his gun. a moment later!
he wa .struck attain and had to be j
draped out of the position into cover.!
1 "Serceant Winrinfi then arrived j
jwitli a Colt gun, which he placed in at
Imost exposed position, cooly opened
fire on the trenches and when the,
,,un jammed, stood np and repaired1
; it under fire. All the time fllowin and !
Winans were hartdling their Kunsl
they were exposed to a very heavy
!firo, which was strjkinR into the logs
liind around the men. seven men being
WASHINGTON, Oct. ?. Kirst
Serjeant Itoswell Winans and Cor
poral Joseph A. (ilowen of the ma
rine corps have been commended by
Artiim Secretary Roosevelt of the
navy, awarded medals of honor and
$ oa rash for extraordinary valor dis- wounded and one- killed w ithin 20
Played during the battle of (Juaya- ,w,t- Sergeant Winans continued fir-
... im; his gun until the enemy had aban-
ejtnes in the Dominican republic oil' ,
KiVrtrician William P. Hayes also
J July :;. i
t The following; account of Ihe inoi-1
riplion of "In 'dent was made public today at the1
' Dr. Wirt tells navy department: j
the story of his thrilling adventures I "The reports show that on July .1,
as a war correspondent: of the day j 1 1 '. the twenty-eighth company of
the laisitaniit was torpedoed not far marines was engaged with the Do
froin his own ship: of his journeys i miniean armed forces at the battle
owr a large portion of Kurope ami of Cuayacanes. During a running
his life in the Amciican ambulance , fight of yards our forces
istiuclion of trenches, redoubts and duetion-; and arguments for intcniH-jhnrh-uirc
entanglements; he tells of tioital itisnrniauient a movement in
the engagements witnessed and the which he believe- Amenca should lead
jpurt. played in them by machine pun.-., 1 as a challenge of peace and aood will
1 shrapnel, bombs, hand grenades to the world.
was commended for the rescue of a
ship mat: from drowning in Alaska
w l:on the i.ir were overturned in a
cmoe while on a hunting trip.
dnl
. the
;esd.i
.ieno.
nl t wi
,er
rt fo-
ttwing to u eonflict
lMioer.ix band social id' last T
was belli, toiretlier with !!-
eratie iwditienl rallv. Tw
baskets were sold, tieti'li: om
The band boys planned a cone-
u month from the end of this week.
and will give a conceit eaeh in nib
from then on. Announcement of H e
proyram und niluu--.ion mil be iin'd-
later.
Tuesday niuht the I'ar nl -T. ichri-
as-oeiatioti of the I'hoeiiix sehooU
will give their annual IlalloueY.i prt
gram. The number- itn-nub' "lii.moi
espie," Tiandel'- "l.avno," l!nh n
Stein's ".Melody in 1" b the on he
Ira, a vocal duct by .Mi- lloinc und
.Mrs, Oliver, and a number nt dn"-.,
tabteaus, etc., of appropriate and
. glit-lt Jlalhuie'en natnie. A !.tv
committee are nl uoik de .urauiu 'he
heboid a-i.-enildv r i. l' I hrm-i '
W ill Im; served free. The pr -u e, d
will be used to enhn-je and impue,
the sehotd stae, i
mine
gase
s, liipiiil tire and asphyxiating
IescrilM's ('luiflii-t.
All thii and much more he tells of
what he has seen and felt at the
front, painting in the scene-, a- back
uroiiml against which he throve d"-
i Dr. Wirt has only recently returned
I from Kurope and the trencher,, ami
i bring-, a freh and vita! me--.a'je from
eleven exhausted, bankrupt ainl war
sick pc.ph-s to the one gieat nation
;(hat Mill hold- within il the world's
hope of peace.
LAREDO, Tex., Oct. 31. Forty
persons die daily in Zacatecas, Mex.,
from typhus fever, according to the
statement of a passenger here today,
who arrived direct from that city. He
said burials were made in trenches
and i hat wardrobes and other articles
of furnltuer ae used for coffins.
There has been No
m
Advance in the
Price of
Grape-Nuts -Post
Toasties
Postum
Instant Postum
These staple, healthful and appetizing prod
ucts are obtainable right now from your grocer
at the same price you have been accustomed
to pay.
This is exceptional, and you will, no doubt,
take advantage of it.
SURVIVAL OF THE PUREST
S'AMt 1'ijf)
ihe only eiii-
ICil ot tirflV
ye jr on Uir ma-t r retrain!
a fl..i-nul r tt i'fj! 'v cjln-;
ifj; m p';'i!jrii Hccj'ie v iiv.-r'
i.-tal( the t:i;art(tP ni iustr.
been urwWe lo erolj.e bt'.ier
cn-atftu Sweet l.ai-.'f.il it the
Willi i ure t Ixt.rn liiv or tit..
Jul Dever been dtivii alrJ in in'
plbcr Ci)jifuc at nv j-.nct.
c$0AiETTE mm ?mm
Hi mm ASJD VcTJTE
r'ni.v' VirFK0
I i.i c.ery aviiirfl conriry
e: j')C 'I lie v-ifM-wiiic J
u t-r Swl C..;o:-it firew
.ovl advertijtiiL; of t.iml
ons'noJ Ci-jrcitc A-iien-
r wve for
ri ot ihe
'.ltri v.ho ivh te i':terr-t Ttn:t h-forc tli r 'v- -si'--"' ,!l
m.; S-APrt 0';-if.-l 1i.:-'U'-ti.',i itjve live 01 S-wi L-j- rr.11"'
'e ';oii t;.tr" ' ii ;!e ci.t 1'iirilv m U:.' a-1 wh;te. Tt:--jv',:
Itjv a ),iti -l 1 1 ten i-;;rn i( orji p., cr I'J jr-m " ,in ' I
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SiT t-J i " '' '"'""""In Uie puntw Sort CiHul,
sji-ifi t , ' r '-i,.
"the FiasfsKOKE "m olFswEETS"
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CSf 5RAL IN THE
SEnV.CE
!n th? L S Ane.v in-1 Navy
C ; oral oa'tttc- ut
v.ril f.-iTvntP, and hare tca
f mer ot years. Todiv at
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Republican Rally
THE BIGGEST RALLY OF THE CAMPAIGN WILL BE HELD AT THE
Natatorium MEDFORD at 8 p. m.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1
Senator C. W. Fulton
One of the Best Speakers in Oregon Will Address the Meeting
MUSIC BY THE MALE QUARTET AND THE MEDFORD BAND
DICK POSEY WILL RECITE
A BIG PARADE
Led by the Medford Band, will leave the Medford Hotel promptly at 7:30 p. m.
and march to the Natatorium. Every owner of an automobile who is for
Hughes is requested to be in the parade as well as all who have no cars.
V .; REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
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