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Newspaper Page Textpxotc four 'MF.DFORT) VATL' TRTTirXE. MEDFORD. ORFCiOX. TUESDAY. XOYKMP.KK 7- 11fi f OCAL AND JL PERSONAL Joe Hoswell of Copco Is In Hie fty fur a few days visiting mend and itttending to business matters. Japanese Curio Store, 30 North Central avenue, half block from main. To and Orlcnli'.l novelties. Tea room open afternoons. I. It. Kreidlgcr of Copco, Cal.. has JCIty jouth who spent Tuesday morn reniriinil in ihe eitv fur election day. iliiE In the city. They are returning i ......l, r'rtcar.fa i rlu.tn-nrrter A liild-Kti i.r.ort Corset, also belts. 326 North Hartb'tt, I'hone (! S3-.I. Joe Itroad of the lllue I. edge dis trict is ."pending a few days In the cily visiting friends and al tending to bii'dne's matters. I.azaro records. Can he played on till makes of machines. Medford Hook Store. Cliff Robert of Memphis, Tenn., 5s among tho out-of-town visitors in the city. See Dave. Wood about that fire In miranco policy. Office, itnoin 404 M. V. ft II. Illdg. Omar It. Hitches of Tulsn, Okln- lioniu. Is a business visitor in Medford fur a few days. i'onl touring ear In Rood condlllnn. Ttnseh niugnlto, for sale cheap. Iler jitird Motor Company. 9(1 V.. Ti. Hales of Indianapolis, Ind., Is Micudlug part of tho week In the city. flutes sells Ford cars 1200 down nnd J2.1 a month. H. It. ltndgcrs of rorlland Is In the city on business Tor a Tew days. "The Valley of the Hngue," words nnd music 15c. 209 K. .1. Oiillaghor or Spokane, Is wpehdlng n few days In Medford and "vlelnlly looking over business open ings. Hanre nt Mnosn Hall Tuesday Jilght. Regular price :,0c. II. II. Hush Is a business visitor In the city from Portland. Baths 25c. Hotel Holland. Alfred Scolt of Albany spent Mon day afternoon In thn city visiting friends ahd attending to business matters. . Dr. T. G. Heine, prartlco limited to eye. ear, nose, thront; glasses fitted. 22S Knst Main. Phone 303. Victor Kynn, of Merlin. Ore., Is upending the week in the city. IClection returns at armory. Ad mission free. Dancing. Ilcglna at 7:30. lllchard Hanco has returned to the pity after a business visit of several weeks' duration nt Stockton, Cal. Come to armory for election re turns. Admission free. Dancing. ?1 uslc by l.aunspach's. Mrs. M. A. Jones and Mrs. Mary A, Walker of Astoria, Ore., are Med lord visitors. Itakery KoodH at Tin Voe's. Henry Wlprnt nnd lien Mitchell of Portland are In Medford for a lew days on business. Sco the stock labels carried by tho Medford Printing Co., If you are In a hurry. It. W. Clbson Is n Medford visitor from tho Illuo Lodge, district. (let elerlioii returns In comfort nt nriuory. Admission free. Dancing C, P. Hill of Portland Is In the city for a few days on business. Come anclenloy mimic and dancing tit arniory and hear election returns fl'ree. Music by Launspnch's orches tra. C. A. Tracy of Unseburg l spend In:; a few days In the rlly visiting Jrii itds and attending tn business Jim Iters. 1'or the best Insurance see Holmes The Insiiranco Man. .1. W. Hood of San Franclscn rived in the city Monday evening for a brief business visit. Highest price pnld for strictly frcvlt ranch eggs. Cafe Holland. II. M. Parsons Is u business visitor from I.os Angeles for U few days. Kvoryhody will bo at armory lo hear elections returns free. Dancing by f.annspach's orchestra. tins N'ewhury has returned from l'oriland, where he lias been under the care of physicians. Druclcs treatments for all diseases wienilMnilly administered. Drs. Jl.-dg.;s. rt r, :. Main st. lloli' Wilson of Central Point Is in Mcdfod to attend the football game today. Hrlng Iter with you to armory for election returns. Admission Tree, lunrlng. William Ferns was n business vis itor In the city from Phoenix today. Dr. Klrchgcssner will be at Hotel Nash every Wednesday. Hours for consultation, 10 to 3 The Medford schools closed today on account of the election. Hlcyclcs! Motorcycles! Parts nnd Sundries. F.xport repairing. Work guaranteed. II. and X, Shop, Sparta bldg., new nianagment. H. 1.. Wilson of Ceniral Point spent Tuesday In the city. j Typewriter paper of all kinds at Medford Printing Co. ' Direct wire at Hotel Medford glv lug election returns election day. 197' Three lutlal special Xmns Knihoss ed stationery ut the Medrord Print ing Co. Order early. Prices are at I .bo (iilbcrt of Sun Francisco In a I business visitor in the city fur tUej week. Get your Engraved Xmas cords now. Medford Printing Co. in show-! UK a beautiful line. j Mrs. Henry Meirs arrived In Med- i ford TiieHday morn I n x to Join Mr. .,, ., ,u. .k , from Hutta, .Montana. .Mr. and Mrs. .Melrs will maKe their home on a ranch near Jacksonville. Ilig tic. milk shakes at I)c Voe's. John Allen. William IM,fl,-l,l and Joseph Allon are a trio of Salt Lake to Salt I.akp. In their car fitter n nwlni' laround teh continent. No charge for special embossing!'' dies with the Xtnas fancy stationery cnid bv iho Me.irnrH Printing r ah special order and Is not carried In stock. T,. M. Tlbblts of Ran Francisco nr rlvod In the city Tuesday morning. Mr. Tibbeta expects to settlo in this vicinity. Mrs. T.tindy, Nn-I)ono Corsots. Medford Hotel. Phono K2S. 19li C. G. nieasdale Is a business visitor In tho city from Portland. Gasoline and oil at lie Voe's. A. E. Henson of Portland arrived In tho city Monday evening for a brief business visit. Sweet cider at Ties Voe's. Mrs. O. n. Mrliride or Tucoma, Wn. is In tho city visiting Mends for a few days. ' Personal engraved Xmas cards and mbnssed Xmas stationery nt the Med ford Printing Co. A. O. I.ublu of Oakland, Cal.. Is In tho city looking over business open ings. Ilultermlllt. 10c gal. De Voe's. H. 1). Coates of Oakland. Cal., Is ill the city looking over business op enings. ir It Is Wilson or Hughes we are going lo have a Cordova display in our window this week. Medford Hook I Store. II. D. Coates of Hoslon, Mass., Is transacting business with local mer chants today. W. M. Patterson of Portland Is a business visitor in tho city for a fen days. Howard H. Cahlll of Iteno, Nov., Is In tho city this week. Mr. Cahlll Is Investigating farm property with a view of settling In this vlrlnty. James T. Penland of Chcago Is In .Medford attending to business mat ters and visiting friends. H. T. Smith who has been working in Medford nnd vicinity for tho pnst six months left Monday evening for his homo In San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. .1. P. Williams of Grants Pass are spending the day In the city, during tho afternoon attend ing the football game between the .McMTnrn and Grunts Pass football teams. James Hronson of Sun Juse, Cal.. Is spending the week with Medford friends. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Scott arrived in tho city from Washington, f). C. Monday evening for n short slay In the city. Mr. and Jfrs. I,, p. Hubbard are Medford visitors for a few days from Portland. F. F. Mcsrh of Porlbnwl Id .ilimol. '"K-lo business matters In the city for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Simon of New York City are spending a few days in Medford on n combined busi ness nnd pleasure trip. N. W. Hill of Furcka, Cal., Is spending a few days in l lie city on business. BRACING WEATHER FOR ! ELECTION IN C0NNECTICUT v,. .. I .i.n ii. n i-.., i nun., .Nov. 7. -Clear. I, racing weather greeted Con necticut voters during tl arlv hunts today. l'.alloling proceeded briskly and heavy ruling was predicted. VOTERS OF MAINE COME OUT IN NUMBERS I'olJTI.ANIi, Mc. Nov. 7. voters of Maine, altl gh ih,-,, election was decide,) j Scplci came nut in cood numbers ,, Ihe pic-ideiili.-il contest today, ccllcni v eathcr prci nileil. The -late nber. ot in FAIR WEATHER RULES OVER NEW JERSEY TI.'liNTtiN. N. .I.. .Nov. 7. Fair weather over New Jersey gale prom ise of bringing inters to llie polls curly. I'.nlli sid Inimed the weather situation faiorcd (heir chance of iet,.rv. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTKli To rent, ." room dwelling furnished or unfurnished. Phone 0 I S-X. 1 W.VNTKH t'.ood floor case and wall ; case. Phone 90. ' WANTKH -Men's washing; also work j by the hour. 45 Hartbtt m.. Mis llichrs. Phone 2 S.t-.l. 1 fi FOIt S.U.F. 1914 Ford for sale. ' fully equipped, good tires, first; class running condition, ( all at Critter Lake .Motor Car Co., ilai.ige. 197 G. 0. P. CAMPAIGN CLOSED BY PINAL RALLY AIM NATTER BULLION ON To listen to the final round of re-1 fJUUIieilll niKumuui iu llll' 1 diui'diH", the largest crowd of the caiimaiKU In Jackson county assembled Mon- j Six nnd one-half tons of silver bul nlgbt at the Natatorluiu. The j 'ion from the mint at Sun Francisco day j principal speaker of the evening was 11. Hunley, who returned to I lled'ori1 for n"r fi,lal "I"'''' ',fler stumping the state for Hughes. Mrs. Hert Anderson, who accompanied her on the tour around tho state, was present, but not to sing, for as Col. Washburn, who presided, she "lost her voice on the Columbia river." Colonel Washburn delivered the first speech of the evening, berating President Wilson's foreign policy In strongest terms. Of the legislation passed by the present administration he said much was good Inasmuch as i the labor of Its preparation had been performed by the republican party. I He stamped, he ranted and he raved, after the manner of the I. W. W. soap box orators, as be heaped abuse and vililficatlon upon Jlie presi dent of the t'nited States. .Mrs. Ilanley was given an enthusi astic reception when she stepped to the front of the platform. She too. treated the foreign and legislative ac complishments of Ihe Wilson adminis tration to a handling at the bands of what she described as "the best mud slinger in Jackson county." She dwelt on the sule of her two cute lit tle, sweet little, curly tailed pigs, sacrificed for a Hughes holiday, stat ing that previous lo the sale, on ac count of the Wilson administration. tlshchad only two cents In her pocket book, the hard limes having forced her husband to chnse the hump backed salmon In Alaska, while she chased the humped-backed hogs In Oregon. The narrow chested, squeaky voiced demoernts, she declared, were for Wilson, but tho broad shouldered, manly men were for Hughes. Mrs. Ilanley has been styled, in nu merous slobbery, slushy articles In the Portland Orcgonlan, as the "Hilly Sunday of politics." To the pictures que slang of Hilly Sunday, she adds tho frenzied gestures of Mary Antin. Her speech would be a top liner In vaudeville, with irresponsible jokes mimicries, dramatics, and contor tions, n series of quips, smart ridl- ule, and cheap nbuso with no attempt at logical argument. Colonel Washburn closed the meet- ilng Willi an appeal to support the Jackson County republican candi dates. Two numbers by the Medford qunr tette were features of the meeting. KANSAS PROBABLY FOR WILSON (Continued From Pago One). election officials, showed 4.1S Tor Hughes and 407 for Wilson. Progressive candidates obtained a plurality in Wyandotte county In both 1!M2 and 1011. In the former year, Itoosevelt received SI 09, Wilson 7.170 and Taft 1:107. Tho 1914 vote for governor gave Cupper, republican, 5019, Hodges, democrat, R 2 S i; , and Mien, progressive, (IMS. Atchison Tor Hughes. ATCHISON. Kan., Nov. 7 lncom- m e , ' r " Wilson bts. Atchison county, including Ibis cily ill 1!ML'. was carried by Wilson, the vote being 2 4 19 for him. K,27 for Uoosevelt, and 1::15 for Taft. Tho vote for governor two years ago was Caliper, republican, .1127. Hodges, democart. 1ST 0, and Allen, progress ive. T.'h. Iltlteliisuo for Hughes. Ill TCHINSti.N, Kan.. Nov. 7. In complete, returns from thirteen out of lourten city precincts give Hughes 7 IT, Wilson r.36. Simmons, republi can, for congress ('.19. Shoiise. demo cial. r.ss. Capper for governor TCI. l.ansilon. democrat. 427. Wilson received SSilrt votes In this county Iu 1912, Taft, Kids and Itoose velt 2 r,02. Thn vote In 191 I for gov. crnor was Capper, republican, suss,! Hodges, democrat. "S2.'i. and Allen. I progressive. 2 1 .10. TOPKKA, Kan., Nov. T. An complete count In all but (bice of the city precincts late today shows Hughes 4I.'.T. Wilson Si:t:i. Capper ."it! TO. I.ansdon 2(K!9. For congress- Miuionv 4 i.it. cot wine ;;:;:i i and liar. line S9 1. l.K U'KNWOKTH, Kan . Nov. ; The Incomplete returns trom the n Chilblains Dennis Euoalyptus Ointmsnt TUBt 2BC J.RS fOC Jlffl precincts of thig city as announced this afternoon cave H imbes 1254 and Wilson 13s:i. The governor vote was ; .Capper 1327, and l.ausdon 1035. The j j vols here in the congressional district j i shows 1332 for Anthony and b20 fori iC'orwIne. i I NKW I.ON'lMlX, Conn., Nov. 7. 1 were unloaded here today nt the rail- ' I'oinl station ny an express company and transported to the ticminn mer chant submarine Ih-otschlmid, moor ed nt the state pier, for shipment across the ocenii. The metal was conveyed through the si reels in live open wagons without tinned guards mil 1'ew persons who saw the wagons suspected that $l."ll,imO worth of property was being moved in Hint fashion. Portland Livestock I'OKTI.ANI), Or., Nov. 7 II. steady; receipts 'Xt'X . Prime light, .f!l."i.r((i II. 7.1; prime strong weights Tll.ri.'ifo !1.7.i; good to prime mixed lfl(o'll..",il; rough heavy packing H..Vi(iV(l.(); pigs nnd skips, K.'J,-(( H.7."; slock lings, $7(5 8. Cuttle steady; receipts 20. Steers prime light, $7( 7,L'.V, prime heavy, .-(!. i'.i(d 7.1."i: good, Jfti..'ibf li.fi.K cows. choice, $;".2.(ij Will ; medium to good .."( ,r).2.r; ordinary to fair, !f-l.'J"if l.7"i; heifers, )fl(i; bulls, .$'2.7ri(i l.otl; calves, ri(o 7. .Mieep sternly;, receipts none. Choice lambs, $H.5(l(u'H.7.'i ; common Ininbs, .$ll((i'7.f0 ; choice yciilinii wet hers, $7."i(l(o 7.7."): good yearlings, t7.'J."i((t 7.."i0 ; choice light ewes, ,f,"i.."i0 (;r(i; heavy ewes, $.ri(u -i.'iO. Portland Butter I'OltTLAN'D, Or., Nov. 7.- Hotter unchanged. City creamery prints, enrtons, :re ; country prints cartiiis, .'Me. FULL VOTE PROMISED IN NEW HAMPSHIRE MANCKKSTKK, N. H Nov. 7. Pleasant weather aided the republi can ami democratic party managers in their efforts to bring out n lull vote today in Xew Hampshire. The balloting early in the day was lively. HEAVY VOTE POLLED IN RHTJDE ISLAND I'ltOVlDKNCK, l. 1., Nov. 7. In terest in the first election of a I'nited Stales senator by direct vote in Hhodc Island swelled the ranks of the early voters todny to large pro portions. The weather "V'os fair. RECORD-BREAKING VOTE PROMISED IN MISSOURI ST. .(H IS, Mo., Nov. 7. Clear skies and warm weather were expect ed to bring out a. record-breaking vote in St. f.ouis and Missouri todav. Tongue is ContiMl, Urolith Unci .stomach Sour, Clenji I live uml JWmeLs. Give "California Syrup of Figs'' at oin e a tcaspoonful today often saves a sick child tomorrow. If your little, ono Is out-of-sorts. halt-sick, Isn't resting, outing and act ing naturally look, Mother: m if tongue Is coated. TJils Is a sure sign that its little stoiiuvch, liver and bow-I els are clogged v ith waste. When cross, irritable, feverish, stomach ! sour, breath bad or lias stomachache. diarrhoea, sore throat, rull of cold, give a tcaspoonful of "California Sv- , nip of Figs." and in a few hours all the constipated poison, undigested food and sour bile gently moves out of Its little bowels without griping, and you have a well, playful child again. j Mothers run rest ensy after giving TODAY S MARKETS j this harmless "fruit lnxiitive" because! lit never fails to cleanse the little one's! j liver and bowels and sweeten the' sliuncli and they ileorly love Its i pleasant taste. Full directions for! babies, children of all ages and fori grown-ups printed on each bottle. Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask your ilvnggist for a ;.0-cent bot tle of "California Syrup of Figs;" then see tljat p s made by the .'Cali fornia Fi;. Syrup Company." Adv. tlgDSuitsfe TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering ; t 128 E. MAIM, UPSTAIRS I FUNEI REMAINS OF HALL! The skeleton of Charles F.dmuud 'Hnll. who perished in a snowstorm on i the trail between Kvans Creek and ! Trail Creek last January, w ill be in jtefred in I. O. O. F. cemetery. .Med ford, this afternoon at the wish of H. H. Van Volkenburg, an uncle residing I iu Klamath Falls. The skeleton was found October 25, near the mouth of P.ailroad creek by B. I). Cottrell of Hcagle who was looking for cattle in that vicinity. The snowshoes, rifle and a match box with tho initials "E. II." marked on It were found by the skeleton of the deceased. Mr. Hall had many acquaintances in Medford and was well known oil Trail creek. He resided at the homo of Scatter Hammond several months previous to his death, and left Mr. Hammond's home one morning in January Tor a place called Richter's on Chicago trail, and was never heard of again until the discovery of his skeleton and riflo yesterday evening. A posse of men searched for sev eral days after he was lost between the two points of his journey, and at ono time was near the place where bis remains were found by Mr. Cot trell. SLIGHTLY FOR HUGHES1 JIF.lflDKN, Conn., Nov. 7 The city of .Mcridcii gives; Hughes :i:i(i7, Wilson :i'J-i:i. For gov rnor; llolcomb, republi ; lleardslcy, dcmoei'ut, can, :i''.'in. For Lean, Tnilcd Stales senator: lli rcpuhlicun, '.Y.t't'.i; Cuinmiiigs, Icmocrat, :iL'lill. GEORGE S. DOWNING, PIONEER OF SALEM, PASSES AWAY, S.I.F.r. fir.. Nov. 7. fleorgc S. Downing, , lawyer, one-time supcriii- ; lendeiit of ihi' Oregon state peniteii-, tiary, died here today, aged S.L'. j Downing crossed the plnins to Ore-; gon trom his native slate, renusvl-j uiia, in 1S.VJ. YOTF.S Oh' WOMKX Do women realize that they already vote In the most effective way on im portant nuestions Kvery time a woman buys an arti flo it is a vote, backed by money, for that article, a sincere approval of Its merits. So women luivo been voting on the question :jt hca'.ni. When they have oil'l'ercd from woman's ailments their vote has been overwhelming for l.y dia 10. pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, which they have bought and used whh satisfaction. Adv. llnir Dressing', Manicuring, Chiropody llody Messiuge, Illcctricnl Pacini And Scalp Treatments. MARINELLO HAIR SHOP cora i:. i ti,i:v. Phono (ir.T-It. KIT fJnniolt-Corr-y Ith'g i DO YOU WANT TO HEAR THE ELECTION RETURNS IN COMFORT? Page Theatre Tonight R.IVATE WIRE RETURNS ANNOUNCED AND SHOWN ON SCREEN SPECIAL FEATURE 30 Reels-THE BLACK BOX -30 Reels YOU WILL NOT RE SHOWN THE SAME PICTURE TWICE SMOKING PERMITTED I ft! THE BALCONY BRING YOUR OWN J CUSUI0NS AND LUNCH JL XSL jf SOUTHERN OREGON'S GREATEST PLACE SAN' KKANt'ISt'O. Nov. 7.- Ad vance:, raic-ing from Id t" per cent iu the prices of stnpic groceries are to be put into effect here within u nioulli, according to a statement made today by Kranl; IS. Connolly, secretary of the lictuil Grocers" asso ciation. Connolly said the grocers have reached the point, owing to de pletion of stock bought at former wholesale figures, where they ran no longer absorb recent price advances. The association announced today it would take immediate steps toward j the organization of a co-operat'u c j bakery to keep down the price of bread. It will also ask President Wilson uml congress to nlaec an em bargo upon the exportation of wheat, flour, sugar, canned milk uml canned tomatoes, a resolution to that effect having been adopted tit uu annual meeting lust night. Sharing interest with the decisions of Ihe grocers is an investigation be-' iug begun here by representatives id' the departiucnl of .justice into the cause of advancing prices. "EEPIN' cool under fire showa a good soldier an' good tobacco. f NOTICE e The ' Krements & Co. Ret ft nr. Ileddy's . t IK and Platinum Bar Pins, llroorlies, Cuff Links, Iteaiity Pins in (ireen nnd lied fJold. Krements A! Company are the largest mak ers of l-'ine .lewelcy in the World. MARTIN J. REDDY Tin-: .7Fvi'.i.i:ii ;i 212 Fast Slain Street. Visitors Always Welcome. J -q 2 a. m. ISH Li 501,790' ItKlM.IX. Nov. 7. "The siiikii$ ii llritish small cruiser off the Jrisu j const by u (ici'inuit submarine has iu. ; creased the total British losses in ; battleships nnd cruisers to "ilUJIM) I tons," says an Overseas News ngeiiev iiiiiioiincemcut today. "This does not include. Pritis!i aux ! iliury cruisers, submarines, torpedo j bonis or guard shiW lost, , j "According lo the known strength of the llritish navy nt tile hcginuiiy of the war, it has lost 14 jkt cent of its battleships, ;!() per cent of ils nr. iinored cruisers and I I per cent of its protected cruisers. Thirty-nine ships id" ntota I of -..'l,.i00 Ions have been itcsl roved bv Gci'imiii nav.nl force-;. j "The extent of the llritish losses is notable iu view ot I tic tact that at I the beginning of the war the French ! navy's tonnage was -t!)7,tltl0 and th j Italian navy's :i;i."i,IIOll. "Moreover, the Urilisb n.lcv- lei lost .'ill torpedo bouts of 71,0110 loif) land 71! submariiio 1 yELVET'S ' smoothness and coolness is largely the result of its two years' Natural Ageing. carry House of Quality Cori cct Time Phono 111. H at Itcddy's ADULTS 25c. CHILDREN 15c ALL SEATS RESERVED SEATS NOW SELLING FIVE-MINUTE INTERMIS- SI0NS EVERY TWO HOURS OF AMUSEMENT Ml w t ,.... . .