Medford mail tribune., November 01, 1916, Page 6, Image 6

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MKDFOTm MATT; TTJTP.UXF. MFPT'ORD. OUFCOX. WEDXKKllAY. XOYKMItfiR ' 1. Iflir,
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WILSONS EQUA
ENTS WHICH do you prefer?
L
Prominent Ashland Repulilican, De
clares Nation Needs Services of
President Most Unfair Campaign
Made Against Him Mistakes Few
and Far Between.
You Have THIS Under
President Wilson:
... mam m uu w puis akron m. T..-
Do You Want THIS in America Under
Hughes and Roosevelt?
In an Interview Tuesday afternoon,
Henry George Gllmore, of Ashland
elated his reasons for support
lng President Wilson In the pros.
ent campaign although heretofore
he lias always been a staunch
supporter of tho republican party and
candidates.
Mr. Ollinore Is a man who 1b re
TnarKauiy wen read and conversant
with puhllo affairs, has traveled ex
tenslvely and was in Washington, 1).
C,, and attended tho sessions of con
Rresa during the passage of soino of
tho Important legislation of the pros
ent administration, lie was panic
nlarly Interested In the passage of the
federal reserve act and describes in
vivid language the scenes In the house
at the time It was under consider
ation. Mr. Gllniore has been and still
Is a frequent contributor to the var
ious metropolitan dallies of this coun
. try and of London, where he passed
bis early years.
Mot Trying Situations
"Woodrow Wilson," stated .Mr. ail
more, "has been confronted with a
series of trying conditions and cir
cumstances such as have not existed
since the terms of Abraham Lincoln.
Wo may expect any nin'n, confronted
with such conditions, In spite of his
best endeavors, to make some mis
takes, but tho mistakes of Woodrow
"Wilson have been so few and far be
tween as to bo not wortli considering.
Nover, probably, In the history of our
country have wo had such a holdor
of office and such an aspirant for the
presidency as Woodrow Wilson. From
the Intellectual, moral and executive
standpoints few men have ever shown
themselves to bo (he equal of the
present occupant of the white house.
"As a matter of fact It may be stat
ed that a very largo number of con
servatives who have held religiously
and honafldcdly to the republican
party have declared themselves as eni
Phatlnily In favor or Mr. Wilson,
mainly on account of bis record both
before nnd after his occupancy of the
chlof magistracy of the nation.
No Political Trickery
'Apart from his watchfulness and
thoughtfulness In determining what
was the beBt to he done under the
most trying of circumstances, he has
shown blmsolfso distinctly a non-partisan
that no ono cnti twit him with
being a political trickster of any soi l.
"In nil his endoavois he has proved
himself eminently practical, nnd as
tho head of tho government has
brought to pass legislation that Is of
inestimable value to our country In
tho face of events and conditions that
would stagger any but a man Imbued
with the highest principles and a de
termination to make good at every
point.
"President Wilson has suffered ns
no other man at the hand of political
adversaries who think there Is little
. or uo merit possible in the adminis
tration of the affairs of the country
outside the republican fold. Not with
stnndlng tho greatest provocation
President Wilson In the conduct of
his campaign has never once lost his
. temper or tried to pay back his assail
ants In their own coin.
Tiled Against Cnlrlcd.
"Under no circumstances can our
country, surrounded as it Is with most
trying situations, nrford to dispense
with the services of the tried as
ngnlnst the untried, nnd. In my opin
ion, tho public is ready to endorse!
this sentiment In no feeble fashion.
".November 7. ns I believe, will wit
ness tho triumphant victory of Wood
row Wilson, who In Us hour of trial
has done so much not only to keep
his country out of war but to set n
dally example of well doing for the
vital Interests of our country nt Inrgc
In a thousand different directions.
"Mr. Wilson has been the educator
of his country nnd deserves well of
every loyal, Rod-feat lng American cit
izen. Ileiieficlnl leuKLillon
"In the way of legislation I might
point out Hint his federal reserve act
was tho ablest effort ever put forth to
relieve the financial strain of thei
country. Aniongt his other efforts
to strengthen the weak points in gov- ,
ernmoiital supervision of the conn- i
try's finances, his nets to n Ilurato ;
the position of the farmer, stands the 1
rural credits act. This alone will
stand him always In good st. ml when, i
ever an apepal Is made on the!
strength of the nrtmlnMr.itlM acts f !
the democratic part)."
Mr. tlllinore recently relumed from I
r v vvv- nan 1 rz m w- .-.. i
2 s . "'
l,!'f. Cil'Dfltlii.' 1 '-.". sen, .inn mtn on tlcWi
kums!u'' nwiu nr,;,,;'i "iimnti uiuiiiiw.uw.uu. OT.,
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""WD .;, -sut. P.MU MAUH" .N P"..
WU! B. ff-rw ""W r iM IIMU invw ufif, .
r rn
"There Must be a Just and Settled Peace."
WOODROW WILSON.
"There Is Only One Choice as Against Peace, and
THAT IS WAR."-WOODROW WILSON.
"Republican Success Would Mean Our Embroil
ment in the European War."
WOODROW WILSON.
P1pp1,600,CCO MEN ANNIHILATED ON SOMME
sflS?u A'JSTRIANS LOSE 23.000 IN TWO DAI
AT BUTTE FALLS
strmiuer than when he began. Tlipre
will pnthiihtv he souie vote-splitiim.
i'nr local .H'iei', hut
.iid lor WiNoii.
Unite Kali.
K. A. II.
FIVE AMERICANS LOST
"We Want a Hughes War and NOT a Wilson
Peace."-U. S. Senator A. B. FALL, Campaigning
for Mr. Hughes.
"I Would Instantly Have Taken Possession of
Every German Ship Interned in This Country."
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
"We (Roosevelt and I) Were in Complete Ac-cord."-CHAKLES
E. HUGHES. .
trip to Seattle and Tucoma, Wash
lie witnessed the arrival of tho (iold-
n Special In Seattle and heard the
flaming speeches of Albert lloverldgo
Ho heard Itoverldge severely taken
to task for having nothing to say hut !
grilling of President Wilson, lioth j
the emissaries of tho Golden Special j
and Ileverldgo met with serious op-'
position from tho women voters of tho
northern cities. ;
Seuttlo nnd Tacoina, he predicted,
will go for Wilson. Tho republican ,
ampnigu committee nro endeavoring
to nntkn capital out of the lumber
tariff question. Their talk Is without
foundations, however, and has no
weight. Inasmuch as the mills are at
present running double shifts of men.
anil as the records show
of lumber from Canada are practl
cully nil.
S.O.S. CALLS SEN!
G. 0. P. TO CHECK
DRIFT TO WILSON
, SEW YORK, Nov. 1. The New
York Telegram, the evening edition
of the Herald, republican, concedes
In last night's issue that Mr. Hughes'
campaign managers have been liter
ally stampeded by current political
tlve Imports developments indicating President
Wilson's reelection. One article is
leaded "Republicans In Panic as Cum
jpalgn Xears Kud," nnd says:
"Although evoiy effort is 'being
'untie to conceal the state of reeling
j thai prevails at republican hendtiunr-
. . . iters. It Is known that the campaign
of lives nl' American citizens, .-o (lint j managers are bordering on panic and
fliey may create u ili'inc-lic political jthey are at a loss r.s to which way to
:"lv"""l;''-" turn. This was the admission of the
Saving thai lie did nut mean to republican national committee's rani
siieak nl' polities, llie president men-' I'nlgn committee. Kvery preconceived
liniicil I lie program of the pnigrcs- arrangement for the closing campaign
sive uarlv. He called intention tn has had to be changed nnri Dm
PROTEST FOREIGN ISSUE.
(Continued From Page One).
he interest of the nation in social jus
tice. Men nl' wealth, he declared,
must ic.'ili.e lli.it poorer people are
"cf tile siiiiic llc.li and blood."
To Kstablish a I nit.
"We lune uot to organize the rela
tion. hips between private initiative
anil private net i it ic," he continued,
lie ..poke of the shipping bill, .aviim
u was itiiciiitcil to pine
private activity.
"(Iul of a mixed colic
pie," he colli inucil, "we
establish a tiuil.
"I wanl to register my
test here ugaiusl the u.i
tlic way tor
I'liotl of peo
ll.'IVC go to
O. S." signs that are coming in from
every republican state in the middle
west have I he campaign managers iu
despair."
X. V. Progivvsivos for Wilson.
The livening Telegram also fea
tures another article, setting forth
that nl least one-third of the New
York ptogresvive vote is for Pres
ident Wilson, rpon Ibis subject it
RALLY HAT TONIGHT!
I A republican rally and mass meet- 1
ing will lie held nt the Xutnloi iitni to- i
:lilglit tit 8 o clock, to he addressed by
ex-Seualiir r'ulton, mic of the leading
I republicans of the slate ami nit uliie
!-,,.,, ker.
I The male qua I'M will sing, Ihe .ieil
,1'oril and t'eutrnl Point hands will fur-
ii i Ii music and Dick l'osev, the .Inincs
Wliitcouih Kilcv of (he ii'o.Mic, will re
cite. A big nulo parade will form nl Hie
Medford hotel at 7:1") and will start
at 7::ill sharp and nmrch ilowu .Main
street to the Xatatoriuni. luaileil by
the .Meilfin-il and f'ctitral Point hands.
Kei v Hughes ,supiorler who has
an auto is requested to he at the ho
tel not Inter ilmti 7:. All who hnvc
Hot nulos nrc also requested to lie iu
the parade nnd help make this u bi
evenl.
SHOULD STAND BY PRESIDENT
RALLY HELD AT
1L
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(Continued From Page One.)
where unalloyed ten-oil is
"We arc still in the throes of the
ropeun conflict, and also in -tri'.jr-
.1. X. Skiiltnoi
Horace 1
H'a-h .. ..
Cash
n
.oleum pro
of our for
eign relation lor )i"lilic.-il purpose.
I cnniiol, will mil -iilcr any man
a palriot who doc- tln. Thev biin;:
piestions the detail- of wlii. h they
iciioianl. Si'inelnuc- liev mr in-
voiced."
The president urged co-opcrntioit.
"When t In- talk is oyer," the president
eonelinh-il, "we will get down to Ini--ine-."
K
glc lor a 'method' with Mexico. In
both cj.-es tlic cause of America is in
Ihe hand, of its president. While he
is, in undoubted good faith, bending
all his enc-.-gies to maintain our rights,
"im- intere-is nnd our honor, slionhl Cn-h
we not t:unl by him nnd sii-tnin hi : Cn-di
liamls.' ',y contemptuous siieei-s nl W. C. I lalcy .
his 'inc.iuipeleiiee and inefficiency' I'n-h
ai" we not like the bird that befouls S. I-'. Stctim-lt
it - own iicsi ; Sv liii-owing him mil j.lolm Ashpole
ot' olli.c iind tnitling an iiutiied lnau'Cii-li .. .
lin bis place, do we enhance thejW. ('. ( Ic-mints
ind ptesligc ol' oiii-count ry ;lleni Miinkins
Hie interest or Mr. Hughes, lie said 1' ,' " "Pt"ctain, to in wot, . a-li
'bal a canvass of all enrolled pro- H'"!" '! r.T"' ""'"I'
A roiisjng W'il.-oii rally was held ;U
, C'cntral Point Tuesday evening. Kev.
'Paul Handy acted as chaii-nian,
: sjn'cehcs being- maile by Mrs. Sehicf
ll'elin and Messis. Xeff ami Kelly.
About ;illl) were in attenilanee.
I Friday evening at the Page theater,
, ytt illor.l, ihe closing Wilson rally of
'the campaign will he held, wjt), ,rsi.
I. aura .1. Aiming of Phoenix, and
, -Messrs, Xeff and Kelly as speakers.
Saturday evening Ihe campaign will
lie closed nt Aslikind wiU, speeches at
tlic a iniorv.
At Neil Creek sohoollioiise Thurs
day evening .lolin II. Fuller of Talent
and others will discuss Wilson issues,
and at ltclleview schoolliouse on Fri
day evening.
Further contributions to the W'il
sen liunl are as follows:
J--evioiislv repot ted
Mrs. Jf, Case
Six speakers, one republican, one
prohi, Iwdve democrats and seven
school children atul babies comprised
the grand republican rally held iu the
assembly room at the schoolliouse on
Saturday evening October 'JS.
II. I. .Mills, as cliairuian, introduc
ed the speakers, the lineup being as
follows; (J. M. Kohorts for district
attorney, J. II. Coleman for county
assessor, fl. A. (iardiuer for county
clerk, with ten Sheldon uml C. M.
Thomas for representatives. The gen
tlemen came to the front in llie order
named nnd each for himself prcscnt
id his claim to office on the grounds
of personal or individual qualifica
tions. Kaeh gave a very good talk,
lold some pleasing stories, and on the
whole made a very good impression.
Messrs. Sheldon and Thonius gave n
little allcnlion io candidate W. 11.
(lore, telling us what a wonderful
power he would he iit-case of his be
ing elected joint representative. Kv
ervhody in Jackson county knows
Hole, and it was obvious Ihal little or
no attention was paid to whal was
said in his fnvor.
Then canie the introduction of Fred
Men's, deepening, he paid the local
caniiuiaics quite a compimient, in
particular those present. But llnwley
poor I Ian lev ! Fvcryoiic must have
consigned him to some dark corner of
their loving forget fulness, as his name
was not mentioned.
l-.vidcnllv Ihe local fry were not big
enough tish tor .Mr. .Mcars, so he
proceeded to trim Pre.-idcllt Wilson
from every conecivnhlu angle, and af
lor a lew flourees (as the Frenchman
would say), presented as the only
nossihle salvation for ihe country,
Charles F. Hughes for president of the
lulled States. Mr. Mcars represent-
)d that all that had been done by the
Wilson administration was wrong, and
nothing hid n reconstruction of ad
ministrative affairs would make Ibis
'ounlry (enable for our own citizens
.1- stpiure us with Ihe nations of Ihe
tilth. Mr. Mcars described Wilson
as n round plug- being fitted to a
ptare li.de, and many oilier things
that go with Ihe political .jargon and
which are indulged in hv ih-grunlled
'lilieiaus.
AI Ihe close of Mr. Meat's' spread-
effort the Wilson sentiment was
(Continued From Page One.)
lacked us on the starboard, while tin.
other lay olf some distance to p., it
doing observation duty."
"The shi Wus struck squnrclc. iu
llie hunkers," said Hubert Ha'y5r a
member of the engine room staff.
"The hunkers fell iu and the engines
were dismantled. Two men were kill
ed in Ihe stokehole nnd several others
were scalded.
"Three boats got away: a fourth
was smashed. Orders were given in
see particularly that all Americans
among passengers or crew were sav
ed. The wireless station tried in
summon aid, but his gear was d
mailt led by the first torpedo."
gle
GIRLS! GIRLS! Mil!
F
A REMARKABLE
STATEMENT
Mrs.Sheldon Spent $1900 for
Treatment Without Bene
fit Finally Made Well by
Lydia E. Pinkhaml Veg-
etable Compound.
Englewood, III. " While' going:
through the Change of Life I suffered
With headaclies, ner
vousness, Hashes of
beat, and 1 suffered
so much 1 did not
know what 1 was
doing at times. I
spent $1UU0 on doc
tors and not one did
me any (rood. One
iluy a lady called at
my nouf-e and saul
she had been as sick
as I was atone time,
and Lvdia E. Pink.
'ham's Vniritnlili
Compound made her well, so I took itand
now I am just as well as I ever was. I
cannot understand why women don't
see how much pain nnd suffering they
would escape by taking your medicine.
1 cannot praise it enough for it saved
my life and kept me from the Insane)
Hospital." Mrs. E. Sheldon, Gb'57 S.
Halstcd St., Englewood, III.
Thysicians undoubtedly did their best,
battled with this case steadily and could
do no more, hut often the most scientific
treatment is surnnawt Itu th m,,.li,.ir,i.l
properties of the good old fashioned
roots and herbs contained in Lydia E.
Pinkharn's Vegetable Compound.
If tiny complication exists it
nays to write the Lydia 13. Pink
liam Medicine Co., I.ynn, Mass.,
fur sjieeiul true advice.
iiiniiiiii!
I1!
lii
TWO TRIPS DAILY
BETWEEN
Hail-
Stops Falling Out anil
ThicJi, Wnvy, Strong and
llcnutltiil.
(.ets
IMEDFORD and
EAGLE POINT
S. H. Rarnlsh's auto will lea-re
Eagle Point at 8 A. M. nnd 1 P. M.
daily, except Sunday; leave Medford
9 A. M. and G P. M. Will call for
passengers nt hotels in. Medford and
hotels and business houses in Easts
Point.
PHOVF. 8-X2 OR 8-Xtl.
"That " I per cent of the progress
ives in this slate will vote for Piesi
dent Wilson Instead of for Charles K.
ungues was toe admission made 1 1-
oav by one ol tne most prominent i
prorressives 111 the city working In I!
finsctcil by Thousands,
.IlillNSOX CITY. X. V., Nov. 1.--Whcri
President Wilson's special train
passed through here today the osceu
tivc was g reeled by thousands of llie
employ s of a shoe company, which
recently established the eight -hour
day. The workmen an. I their families
rcHtedly applauded the picsident,
who shook hands with many.
Alluding lo the shoe company's ac
tion in effecting an eight -hour .lav as
an indication of a spirit which dimin
ished feeling between capital :'i:.l la
bor, the president said : j
"I want to epres. n, legiet lb.it lhcir
I wa- not able to he hen. la-l Sol or-i s o.,,
day lo celebrate what I think wa. a 'tluit
M'rv significant t'ling. llie .tion ol jw'.ei
the tllui of Finlieolt, .l,.i,n-. .11 ,y Co. ; t n Ci
pro- I
l portion for the president. The fact1
"as a decided shock to him. he said, tZ
as ho had no idea the percentage i'
would he so large."
"Why Vole foe lluitlies?"
fomenting on the yHrli't to Wil
son." which is sweeping the country,
the New York Evening Post. Inde
pendent, offers edilorialv the follow.
Inp explanation:
! ' I can think of several reasons why
I miRlit vote against Wilson, said a
piuzieii Independent, the oilier day. I
j 'but 1 can't think of one why 1 should
1 vote for Hughes. ' This is compactly
the extraordinary nature of the pres
ent presidential campaign. This fact
;has been the great weakness or the
; Hughes campaign, and it has been the
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more glaring as his siieer
dio s have slipped !v."
and t!ie
emp
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-oil ,
I giving it. employe, eight boil)., no
'! tor tbe le.lsoli- tfot ii-c l e'ie '
Il given, hut nKo f..r 1..-1I. r, .
on-, because thev regard m. a and a!
-a, I,
cs a -. niclnbcl . ,,! the '
c-s tamilv with thc.-i. Ifj
f leebiiL' cm- ted ccr - '
hero w ould be no, ipic-.ti.in be j
apil d and labor. I want to!
il.ilc lull upon living' under,
I.I--C-. !., tell xoii bow ve- v j
.IilcI to y:i I am t..r thi- i-cai
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work and dry cleaning.
All work done by hand,
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