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MEDFORD TRTTiUNR, MEDFOLMV OKF.CiOX. WKDNESDAY. XOVKMllKR 8. 1010 PXOTC THREE PRESIDENT BY GKLLIN'CUIAM, . Wn., Nov. S. Hwelve precincts out of .: In Skagit county ulve for roiifiress, Dudley ","0; Axtell CIO. VOTES IN 1679 DRYS MAKE GAIN OF FOUR STATES TAOOMA, Wn., Nov. 8. IT:". pre cincts in Pierce county out of 217 jrive for president, 1 lushes 13, "12. Vilson U.fin. Ke.tnrns from 1G0 precincts for Vniteil States senator Rive Poinuester 11,121, Turner ll.Kii". Iteturn'! from I. 'l precincts for governor, Melllili' I I, 520. Lister i:!,529. SKATTI.1C, Wn., Nov. S. Kelurns from 1 u:; ;t precincts of 23S.1 In Wash ington wive: Himhcs SO, 854; Wilson SS.911. Nine hundred eighty two preclncl.H Rive for senator, Poinilexter rep.. fc.'t.T&.V, Turner, dom., rilJ,S"2. t Nine liundred forty precincts Rive lor Rovernor, MrHiido, rep,, i;s,!Ki(l; Lister, deiu., 7 1.847. SiMvUane for Wilson. SEATTLE, Wn.i Nov. s. In Hie first WashliiRton couRressional dis trict partial returns. IncludiiiR most of tlie city of Seattle, Indicate the election of Miller, republican, over C'otterill, democrat. NKATTI.r.. Wali., Nov. 8.- Re turns; fi'tini 1H71 precinct of '2:iH." in Washington tiive HurIics S'J,U84; Wil Min illl.lili.'j. lielunis I'roni llllll urecincls uive fur senator: I'oimloxlecl. rep., Kti.OSl: Turner, ilouiocrat, 5S.ll.5ll. -I': ('otlcilll llcli-nlcd. SPOKANK, Wash.,' Xov. 8, iial returns J'roni all counties in the fit'tli cnnirre-iunj!l district indicate the re-e!eetiun of Dill, democrat. Returns j;ive Dill 1'J,'J8II; Colliery :i (1,7.58. SPOKANE, Wn., Nov. S, One liundred two precincts of Siiokano, 77 complete and 25 incomplete Rive Wil son 13.828; HiiRhcs 1.1.171; Polndex ter 11,341: Turner S.KI9. electors, counlv ticket CHICAGO, Nov. 8 Oliver Stewart, national prohibition rain PuIru inunaRer. expressed urntltica- This city cast tion over tile result of wet and dry Counting in fihts In states today. "Id-turn In- ; dlcnte that the drys have added tour j Ktutea, Michigan, South Dakota, No brasku and .Montana to the dry col ifciues on and I ASHLAND. Nov. S Hons. INoil yestenlay. Counting in about its normal vote in ueneral elec tee last of nine precincts was com pleted Wednesday noon. Wilson wins here bv a sllirht nliirnlilv. I'iuures on amend- !um"' "" Stewart. "We saved none on stale results -HiiRhes, 820,; Wilson, -Weatherford. 5G7; ments follow helnfi Riven. President S5II. Congressman .'iawley, 395. Representative Sheldon. 1.1 15; Thomas. S97; Towne, 589; lie Ar mond, 448; fjore, 930; Howard, 530. District Attorney Roberts, 809; Borden, 0 84. Recorder l'lorey 990; OerUlnir, 448. Sheriff Wilson, 795; .leuniiiRs, 870. Clerk (lardner. 1.137; Miller 471. Treasurer Illakeley, 934; RiRRS 5 72. Assessor Coleman, 9S0; nnllalin, f.07. School Supt . Arct, HIS; Jeffrey, 451. County Commissioner Owen, 978; Tieenian, 305. Pendleton Normal Yes, I 0119; No 590. Peer Amendment Yes. 3S4; 1,208. Dry Amendment Yes, 1,000; 5 11. Arkansas to t lie urray of nineteen dry states with which we entered tho cam paign. The election of llainbergor las governor of I'tah. a democrat fav joriiiR prohibition, 1 think, means pro hibition by statute out there. We are particularly pleased as the victory for woman's suffrage in South Dako ta means the election of officials who will niuke the prohibition la weffect- ive." I I it No, No, ELECTION CAUSES EXCI .HNICAl", Alaska, X..v. S. (if ."" III votes cast in twenty-five Alaska towns, including Kciiiiccntl, Circle, Vuldcz, FnirlinnUs, Seward, Anchor age, St. lliclioid, Wraiigcll, Ketchi kan, Council, lilitaroil, Kurt Yukon and Seward, 'X2 were for prohilii- t ion ami l!(Ui against, lor delegate to rungrrss the same lowns rivc Sul zer, ileni'icrul, I'ur delegate to con gress, lllllll; Wickershani, rcpulilicuii, -'Jlli. TEMENTABROAD F SEATTIE. Wn., Nov. S. Returns from 232 precincts in Seattle Rive "AI illprt rep., for congress In the first district. 29,520; C'otterill. dem., 20. OOii, Returns front Kitsap county ar larking, hut Miller apopars to bo sure of- election. LONDON, Nov. S. Tlie presiden tial election in the United States ex cited intense interest throughout Lon don. The morning newspaper an nounced that Charles K. Hughes had been elected and this was taken for granted until the tickers and the early evening newspapers showed that the issue was In doubt. From that time forward, excited groups assembled in the clubs and hotels scanning the latest returns. Tho American em bassy was besieged for news, many re quests coining from British officials. WALLA WALLA, Wn., Nov. S. Twenty three complete precincts In Walla Walla county out of 45 Rive Hughes 1097; Wilson 1 879. Poindex tor 2140, Turner 1104; McHride 155S, Lister 2084. IE! . XKW YORK. Nov. 8. Late re turns from Ohio indicating the re election of Senator Alice Ponicrciie. demncriil, over Myron T. Derrick, ro puMicim. virtually ended the possi bility of republican ascendancy in the .senate. With democratic leaders in sisting thai llilchco.-k in Nebraska and Pitlinan in Nevada have been re elected and with Kclnllick pp'hably elcclcd in Wyoming, (he political status of the new -cn.'ilr would thus lie; democrats .5'.', lepublicans 4'', with the. result in Arizona and New .Mex ico s-t ill in doubt. Should the repub licans carry both, the ilcinncintic ma jority in Die senate could be eight. LISTER IS ELECTED KAlttiO, X. 1)., Nov. 8. Xorih lhikotu swuiitf into tlu doubtful rnl uimi in the pri'sulentiiil I'm'o lute to day when slowlv lnconnnir returns from the outlying districts wiped away l'resident Wilson's lead and with sliplitly inoro than half the to tal preeinct? reported, i:wi a plu rality ol' J0 votes, to Charles K. UiiL'hes. The votu for 1001 pre cincN ont of 1H"!) in the state jrave Hu-hes .TV174: Wilson J.T.'iT. LOOK OUT FOR C0L1DS CATARRH Don't lA-i This Winter ltl iii(t to Yon (lie Annoyance of Calanli and SilT erimi AVhicli Kvery man nnd Woman 'ho is Al' lliclcil With This Disease lias Cause to Dread -. - ... . , i!EHs:n'f;wWfi;' ilia IPai mm & yo ll'Ii lHWl man smoking a Mk liBv' $m0mffl know lie is get- I mmmKWi fon that is possi' I SI MmmW We in a cigarette. 1 V . L rJKi y f 'more likely that this Insidious waster of strength and vlRor has fastened itself npon them. They will soon know the catarrhal headache, the dis- Plrst of all remember, If you will continue to suffer with Catarrh, It is your own fault. Catarrh is worse in ...I..1 . l,nnnllUu llm -IIAI-I CnnitllOII- n mil: imo.. i. ...... . place precautions against ncrnis and .agreeable closing of nir iinssages, they J contaminations are noi;lected. I may find it altacRing the nones ol A We ro to stuffy theaters and in-1 tho nose, the tissues of tho ear, re- hale over and over aaain vitiated and ; suiting in deafness, the loss of smell, germ-laden air. We sit in over hunted for no part of a body Is secure from rooms, neRlect exercise, exi luib) fresh jthe ravage sof catarrh. Catarrh makes air because it's cold, and hi a nun- you sick all over. It is a disease of dred ways do everything possible to the blood. It circulates through the assist in the ravages of a disease thai I system, and for this reason spray. s is already makiiiR tremendous pro- w-aslies. vapors and salves must be Ri-ess townrds a complete sappin." or ! failures in curing It. You can re vilnllty. It is small wonder that win-1 Hove catarrh thoroughly and perma (er brings additional annoyance lo nently. S. S. S. wtU cleanse the blood catarrh sufferers. The nostril'', reas onably free in summer, are easily mopped up by the int'laminntion oi ll'e tender membrane, and the plcgm ai d secretions which cannot readily flow, aggravate the delicate lining or tin throat and poison the system. Hawk ing and, spitting becomes more fre quent. In fact, catarrh is not.or.ly a nuisance, danger and annoyanc? to the afflicted, but a continued menace to ovcrpbndy. Anyone who comes in BELLIXtill AM, Wash., Nov. 8. Hadley's lead over Axtell for congress from the second district in 23 out of 100 precincts in Whatcom county was S00. BEL1.1NCIHAM, Wash., Nov. 8. Twenty-one precincts out of 71! In Skagit county give for congress: Dud ley, 1,826; Axtell 2, ISO. SEATTLK, Xov. S. Returns from 1,218 precincts of 2.HS5 in Washing ton gave Hughes, 94.711; Wilson. 103,516. Returns from 1,121 pre cincts Rive for senator: Polndexter, republican. 98.4 52; Turner, democrat, 67,201. Returns from 1,093 pre cincts give for governor: .McHride, re publican, 82,1 dl; Lister, democrat. 89,003. relieve unhealthy secretions, reduce the membraneous swelling. It will literally wash the blood free from the poison. S. S H. goes directly to the source of trouble, enriches, while it cleanses the blood. It is a wonder ful tonic invigorator. Write us par ticulars of your case and let our phy sicians help you get rid of this stub born and dangerous malady. Our physicians are trained specialists: their service scosfc you nothing. We Of Yard Goods at THE MAY CO. Thursday, Friday and Saturday Once More We Mention Our Dress Goods Stock Of fers. Wide and Satisfying Choice In the face of advancing prices, we maintain present costs. The woman who takes our advice and purchases such dress fabrics now, as she will require for herself and children, will save enough in the difference be tween present costs and later topay for such trimmings as she intends using. A Particularly Interesting Offering of Wool Dress Materials We shall not mention the former selling prices or the values of the various materials. The first glance and examination of the materials will convince you that this is a value most unusual. Included in the lot are all wcol storm serges, all-wool broadcloth suiting, shepherd check suiting and novelty materials. Width3 range from 42 to 50 inches. contact with catarrhal germs, exprc-iwill take pleasure In answering nucs- tora'ted or exhaled in stuffy rooms, tions. S. S. S. is for sale at drug poorly ventilated theaters or cars, stores. Rf-fuso imitations. Write the may contract the disease. They'll Swift Specific Company. Medical lie think they have taken cold, hut It Is partiuent, llooin 15. Atlanta, (in. ST. LOCIS. Mo., Nov. s. St. Louis rity complete except four precincts give 12.97S for prohibition and 1.19, 971 against. Get the home care of shoes habit It pays Well dressed people always have well shined shoes. SmuoiA, with the key for opening the box, its quick shining qualities and the handy ShinoiA Home Set for polishing, makes the home care of shoes a pleasure. BLACK TAN WHITE 7 &zm KOMF. SET SHINE WITH 8l0tA AND SAVE At all dealert-Accept do labstitnte 1 ? ? ? y ? ? ? f t f ? ? f ? t y y f y ? ? ? ? ? X y ? ? ? ? f ? V ? y STILL AN AMPLE QUANTITY OF WOOL POPLIN AT $1.19 AND $1.65 YD. This (nullify poplin lias liccn in constant demand iroiii 1110 very iickiiiiiiiil; oi iik season. We were very foi l unate in secur ing an ample iinanlitv, and tlioutrh mil sales have been unnsiiallv lieavv, can si ill supply yon wilh (lie warded colors and in any lentil li desired. This wi;ol poplin re tains ils lust n will not crush or look shinv. Kill! raim'e ol' colors. ll-in. I'nre Wool Serfic. lilack and lilue. now..$ 1 .98 Lot li:!- 10-iil. .fl.A) I Slack Voile now 88- 50-incli f 1.7-") I'nre Wool I'oplin, colors lirovvti. Iilne and l.lack. now $S.f5 Lot :!l 11-inch 1.."m) Venetian, now MS? 50. inch rJi7 I'ur,' Wool Sernc colors Unc, Mack and liiivv, now $1.4 A Lot :;.") -l-J-'m. .1.T.", Novelty. Mack only. now. .$1. 2D I li-i i it-1 1 si..")') i'nre Wool I'oplin. colors Mite, htcch. '5W---r' ' ;"i 50-INCH SERGE, REGULAR $2.25 QUALITY, NOW $1.98 An absolutely pure wool material. Tho width allows for making a suit, or skirt al n very small cost. .Made of a close cord weave and will give remarkably Rood ser vice. Colors navv. are black, brown, blue and 98 79 98 98c . 79 li. i vv asp Lot :!('; - ! I now I 1-inch ).; ,'!li(l bl.-ie Lot :;t !:i Lot 211 Lot -Jl Lot '':s Lot LM pliun. inch in iw si.:) l.'J.J Veiietial : Wool Serife. I'ur. acli, now l:Mn. .-f' 1 .."( i Novelty, bl L'lc ( 'i.tloii I'laid. now 'o!roit I'laid, now 7"c Wool I'laid now -niiii ooi i ;iac am Cloth, black onlv, 89c colors urav, a-reen 81. 19 k onlv. now.. $1.19 U'C IV.iC 39- Lot. L'd l l-incli $1.50 ISlack Strij.e Voile 27 10 inch $:2 Novelty, black only.... Lot 2S 10-ineli Voile, black only ,,,t 2!) I.Vineli sM."i) Novelty, Mack only. .. ;;o ( (-inch 1 .( ) Mohair now .'. Lot ::s ()-iiicli .f 1.2.") Novelty lilack ( 'heck now..89 :!(l-iiich 75c Storm Kergo, colors brown, blue, green and navy, now 49c Lot :!!)-- Ii-inch $1.7-") l.lack Crepe now $1.19 1 lot mic Wool Challies now 39 Lot Id - -.")2-iiich 7'"e ISlack Mohair now 19c Lot -I l.'ift-inch $1.2") Novelty, gray only. ...89c 1 White Che, Lot 12 10-in. $1.2.") Wool Crepe, blue onlv, now..S9 Lot ::i 12-in. $1 Stripe Voile, black onfv, now. 89c Lot :!2--.")l-incli $1..".() Voile, black only..! $1.19 1 lot Cotton Toweling, ic and 71-.c, now :....5 1 lot I.Vincli 22K.c I'illow Tubing now '20 C 1 lot lo-inch 2.")c"l'i(iiot Pillow Tubing 22 tf 1 lot -1 3 - i l n -1 i I'illow Tubing. The May Co. Pictorial Review Patterns DRESS GOODS BUYERS To the women buying wool dress goods from our yar goods depardueiit this week: We will cut. baste and fit any skirt pattern free of charge. 'nine in, select your dress goods and your pattern, have your measure (aken and your dress skirt cut and fitted wilh no ex" Ira charge. Lxdusi ve .(.lent- for llouio Journal and Pictor ial Review Pat terns. The May Co. Ladies Home Journal Patt'ns t t ? ? y f ? ? t f ? ? ? y t ? ? ? t f y ? ? ? ? t t y t t ? V f ? ? t t t t ? : t ? f t t t t ?
