J 'AGE TWO
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
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PUBI.ISHKO KViatY Al TKI'.NUON
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Mi;uniu iki.viino u.
Offlc M-lil Tribune MiitlilttiK, 26-27-21
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rn Ort-rti.Kifi, Th Anljluml Tribune.
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Official Pnpfr of tti OMy of MMford
Official I'jiimt "f .iaf:nn County.
Knti rt-rt tn wi-.'mr.l-vi.-t maM. r M
Hfilfonl, Orhrtii. uimUt th act of Alarcb
Sworn Circulation frr 115 34H,.
Full Jefld wire A undated F'rei )!
pate he.
EM-TEES
Th other iluy ClirtH DIM an' m
were nionnhf over u layout of liits'-n-)ifeffiT
an' 11 coilpli' of Irlnhincii at
the next ta'ilo wi'ie huxxiiiK about r'
dcroratilig tlieir caff, us follows:
"Jake, we'll put a Mk Hpi-iiIi- kIkii
up no customern ran fi-o Id avay up
the road ami we'll put a iilen luasn
rallliiK around the wlm'.ow la keep
the eUKtonierB from fallilij; through."
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The trouble with most of us Is thai
we Kpeak Mvlce before we think onee.
On tho other hand a lot of head
work (joex on In a nail fartory.
(Jolf may he a hlah hrnw same, hut
we'll bet a tiolfer enn co a rallroade
one better when It comes lo sweiu
Inir. Olil IHI'I'Y III) TIIIXAIIV
Ilonebead due who doesn't iirf
with you.
Sophomore He that Itnowoth anr
knoweth that he kuoweth not.
1)11) VOl' KNOW THAT
A Rir) doemi't lilto riding In an au
tomobile with a one-armed man?
llOSlOIU'llli, Ore., Nov. in. Com
plete returns received from -l-l nMl.e
r 7 voting precincts jn Dotiylas t-uiin-tv
Indicate lb:it Charles V.. Ihmlies
tarried the c-.jnnty by voles ow r
President Wllsott. In Itosebur'.
which polled more than a quart r ot
the entire vote of the county, Mr.
IliiKhea led by ":! voles. The stile
and district results, as far as counted,
follow:
Kepre.seulallve In congress --Paw-ley
312-1; Weat MCl'lord 2 191.
Justice supreme court - llrijilit K'!
Ilurnetl ::2 Moore Oliver
It; I a.
I'ooil C'onnniiisitiner McKlnnou
Mickie nisi).
Public service commissioner
Huchtel 27.12. Van Dresar l-lsn.
Circuit JikIkc - lluchauan 1 7 . I ,
Coke 3T7li, Hamilton :!J7ii, Poller
Sltlpworth MiiKO.
Senator -11. I.. Kdily :I2::;:. ICd-
wards l'i:'7.
. Charles llradn and Hoy (;rii;s weti
elected rciresentatl es from Doui;
las county by he.ivy majorities.
Williitm Core for joint repre.ent:i
live from I'mimlas and Jackson niiiil
ty, carried Ooimlas county by L'titl
votes over 1. K. Ihnvard.
Countx nfi'ieer" elecle, fidlmv: W.
K. St. .lebn. con;ihi:- lojier; CeorKo
Qlline. sherilf; Kilttard Leiux. clerk ;
Oily Cordon, a-i-.nr; James Saw
vers, treasurer; Milton Oi rmoad. sur
veyor; O. C. Ilrnwn. Miunty school
soperintendi Tit : Charles- Vade corn
ner.
V.'ESTEFlLUoJD TO GUILD
EXTRA APARTMENT
.1. A. Westerluml announced ever.
dav that be had slum-d a contract lor
the remodi'lllm; i,r his bnildlnt; next
lo the Holland hotel Into an apart
ment llOU.-e. The ImptuVcluenl will
coFt. iipproxhualeiy $:,nuO. Small
aiiartmcnls ll be built consist Inn of
bedroom, bath and kitchenette, and
.Mr. Wcsterltind believes this will an
swer a decided demand in the city and
valley. The apartments will be built
above the present Mall Tribune build
in!!, the (dd rooms of the l'nivcrslly
club beiTrj remodell. d I he apart
ments will be coi,d.i.-led In conned Inn
with the Holland led. !, allovdns ten
ants to cook I heir ou n Pi. -.lb-. Must
of Hie rooms have already been en
;ai:i d and will be rr.idi lor ocun.ann
about Christina., lime.
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WILSON'S RE
Till- ic-c!cct inn cf I'l-csidciit Wilson is tlic triuiiijili of
iroL;r('.ssivisiii in Aiiu'iii-;iii jmlitics. of ilciiioi-nwy
;iik1 liiimaiiitv over plutoi'i'iicy, ami Aiiicpifiiiiisiii over
livplii'iiisiu and oranizfcl political i-oiruil ion. It is a real
victni-y I'ur liii- unorganized coiiiinon pcojilf, ami a st iii.yfiij
rrlinkc to prcdaioiy ju ivilcc.
Had the president heen repudiated liy tile jieople it
would liave restored the rule of the money power, the hio-li
In riff and a militaristic-imperialistic policy in foreign af
fairs and dollar diplomacy for the commercial cxploifat ion
of weaker people.
The defeat of the reactionary east was hrouht aliouf
Ity the progressives of the west and Pacific coast and the
democrats of the south a new coalition, out of Wall
si reet 's reckon for the first t ime the scepter of power
has passed to the far west, where the corruption ol proles-
sional political misses is unknown.
Heretofore, New York. Indiana and Illinois, with their
rotten political parasites for
have decided presidential elections. Henceforth they are
no li ii lifer the supreme power. Their detraval of President
Wilson caused no surprise, dut.the final result has deen a
HTcat shock to Wall street which cynically set out to Inu
tile election. The rovernnient for the next four years will
he for the denefit of the people instead of property.
President Wilson has proved the pen not only miohtier
than the sword dut minhticr than the hammer.
STOCKS GAIN ON
IN ILL STREET
NKW YOltK. Nov. ID. An unmis-
wikiiMr turn nvay from lolitiral in
fliicnoc.'i was nianUV t"(l hy today's
took mark':'. Wall strcci rviilcnily
ycfnptcd thf nalioi.al (Iv-clion hs a
.jctilcl fad ami trnt ce'I 1 .vi'li the
bullish cnihusiuKin of ret-on t dayB.
TIhto wore koiiio nominal dfclin m
tit the opening hut tho.se were nnvv
than ronnterbah-.nrert hy the MrentMii
of various upeciullles, some of vhf h
ro.! to nnproopdeni etl prices, t'hie,
anions tlve.se were Central Leather
which advanced V, VLpomts to 122'j.
makiim n 'Ain of 20 oints thus fur
tli is week, I utornational Paper, which
rose over five points lo 7-1, Lackawan
na Steel, (wo points to 117 and Amer
ican Writing Caper preferred four
poinlH to ,! .
(Sains of two to four points occur
red in other leading issues, including
Culm cane su.ur and some of tho bet
ter Known equipments.
Coppers and the metal group in
general were strong witli gains of a
point or more. United States Steel
was tnl;en in lots ot" l.nno to G.imh)
shares at a one-point advance and
other favorites were highor on aver
age gains of a point.
IN NEW JM
NKW ISKCXSWICK, X. J., X-.v.
10.-- HrraiiM the vntc inr meiiilicr-
.-I' l.'.v Imu m' nt repn'i'iitative lia
Ijeen cN.-r in ihi' third cniiui'e-iHiinl
di-trii'l. il i- n'u there v. ill be a re
.mir.i. (hi the lace nf I lie returns
(ft theft Carsuti, u-pniiliean, ha
'.cat n I he prei-nt enn-re-ni:in.
Thoma. .1. Sculiv, hv S(i v..e- Car
nu L'"J.-M.i. Schllv L"J.l .'7.
DRY me:asure is
VICTORIOUS IN JACKSON
The final '. oant on the amendment
in .taction count'1 reverses the formci
iiuation on a number of the ame:i.;
l. tents. The dry law which fell hi -li
i n r when the I i r s-1 returns were
ceied. ua can led strong when th"
later relume came in, having a ma
,orit or neail 'juoa otcs.
T!ie I'eedleion iioi'i.;,! which .-
until i lie final count wi:s al.-.o ilei'eat
(. in thi: county by lair returns by
s2 votes. Tax limitation swung back
and louith and t'uiallv v. on out by a!
:na ioi il y of over a t lot u sand votes :
Hni:'e tax ami (he Brewers aniend-ni-ut
dixided honors tor (lie woi-t
'leittitiK. both being snowed under the
first by ih ree to one and (lie second
t wo to one.
The final result on the amendments
in Jai l. -on t ounty are:
Yes. No.
Single item veto . .' ..... 1S!'I 1 11,")
Ship (ax exemption . . '!'::!' 22:mi
Negro amendment ;ll."td !12i-."i
Single tax 1 '.(7. 4')7(!
Vendleton mtimal "!Si ;t2lij
AiHiaccinatlon :inp s :o
Sunday closing npeal .... I'.iK.S ;JlGr
Urtwcis amendment Hi -ID llfJS
rrohililLion I t."i7 2Ht;t;
liuial credits :: i :2 i? r o 5
Tax limllation ;i ;? 7 ! 22".0
Bell-asms
Absolutely lvcmovcs
Imligostioa. Onopacknirc
proves it. 2;V.at all tlruigists.
ELECTION
sale to the highest didder,
GRANTS PASS TO
. BEET SUGAR DAY
Medfurd and the eulire liui;ue
liiver alley, nUo the riupiia valley,
will he giveji an ntMHtunity lu see
the tr.)ces nf making refined sujar
out nf heels tomorrow. i
A speeial train iia heeM engaged'
to carry pn.-M'iigern from I he Califor
nia line on the -muh to (iranls I'a
at n half late rate. !
The train will leave A-hlaud at 7
a. in. ami top at all points ahuiL' the
route to ( I rants i'as-., arriving at
the siiar factory at about )::Ui,
Krosii 'the north a fare and onc
thiid is iven to he used on regular
t rains who-e schedule is already
timely for tins trip from the t'nipqua
and points 1 1 1 j side,
l-'rom the I rain the v isitors will he
-diown through the factory hy guides
who will lend their parties from (ho
licet lo the refined sugar and explain
the multiplicity of machinery.
All thoM who have or will raise
I heels wiil he given free transporta
tion ami their dinner and n!! visitors
will he given a hearty welcome :ind all
the entertainment possible.
The romtiiiiters in charge are busy
with the preparations Large banner-
for the train are being planned,
window cards will he posted in ail the
low us with the train schedule and
other inforhial ion.
It i de-itrnod that this occasion
will he the celebration of the intro
duction of the sugar industry in
-oiithcrn Oregon and an exponent of
a home industry with a home market
tor a home grown roduct that can
lie made a -ure crop ami source of
i income.
To teach the los-ons of thrift and
j pro-piMtiu- existence i- requiring
inmch patience on the part of the ag
j riciilt'iralist- and tactorv managers.
Another object of the celebration
; U to pa e the wa v for a greater acre
age, a larger product t or a longer
campaign, o that more nionev can
come into the valley ami greater de
velopment rcMilt.
PRESIDENT ON YACHT
EN ROUTE TO AflLUAMSTOWN
KiiiNT. clm-t. x. v.. Xov. 10.
iTlie naal yacht M:iy 1 low er, wit!
! I'n -i-icih U d-.m ami .Mrs. WiN.m t.i
;to.iii on tlieir way to ilha m-tou n.
Ma--., arrived tiff Kin;:.' CliS.f ear!
jtfday after nil uuevenl fill (lip up tit
I !I':U..n river.
POUCEMEN
LETTER CARREERS
I and other workers who must
have enduring strength, take
to build up and keep up their
health. Surely it will Jo as much
for you, hut insist on SCO ITS.
Scott ft Dowuc. Uloomfccld. N. 1. lf-U
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAXEK
!! N. ItAltTI.K.TT
I'liono M. tin ml tT-l-a
Atitoiiiotilto Hi'uriie Svrvti-.
AwUulanc 8ifk'. Cgronar
IE
XKW VOKK, Nov. 4 coire-pnnd-encc
) . The sales at auction in Xe
York lliis week have diown an in
erca-e in total pianitties witli very
high jiriee- for nlino-i every eoiu
mtwlity. Aliueria grnpfs sold
'frt.fi'J per barrel, hut h:
high
ve nrrivec
1 in1
rather poor eondition. so that the av
erage will not be much more than -t-l
per barrel, or 10 cents per pound.
Potto liieo oranges jire making a
reeord in prices at auction and pay
ing growers ami speculator-- '1 1)0 per
cent profit tin their purchases,
Kloridn grape fruit is now making
record price-, too, as high a- -"fG.Oii
per box being realized.
Xew York slate pears sold at auc
tion have made a ivcun. ot prices
ever realized so far as the writer
knows in producing re.-ulls of $K.tili
for barrels of Ho-c- and $7.10 for
barrel- of Sickles.
We-teru boxed apples have in-crea-etl
in offering- at t he a net ion
this week, the total being 11,82."
boxes. The average of the ears does
not show up as favorably as would
otherwise lie the ea-e tm account of
the lare quantities of small-sized
apples in each ear. Ity looking at tire
extreme prices obtained it will be
ca-y to see what ear lots with a good
pereentaye of large fruit would av
erage. I he Sim.enbcrg apples troni
Oregon and Wa-hinton particularly
have run lo small sizes, which ex
plains the low nvera'jes. The general
condition of all the other varieties
has been good.
There was a total of IO.'j.HOS pack
ages sold at auction this week.
K. I-. OOODSKI.L.
WILSON LOSES:
JOSEPHINE BY 38
R HANTS rASfi, Oro., Nov. 10.
HuKlies nosed out Wilson In Jose
phine county today by 38 votes, ac
cortlhiK to complete lint unol'ficlul re
turns from 2'i precincts. The vote
YOU'RE BILIOUS ! LET
K
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V I !
Don't Stay Mejidnchy, Cnnstipatcd,
Sick, With Had llreutli and
Stomach Sour,
(iet a 10-cent box now.
You men and women who can't Re',
feeling riht who have headache,
coated toiiKiie, had taste and foul
breath, dizziness, can't sleep, ar Ml
ious, nervous and upset, bothered
with a sick, .a assy, disordered r'.om--u
h( or have a l ad cold.
Are you keeping your ho we!.-- Moan
with Cascarcts or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil?
Cascarets work while you shop;
lea use the stomach, remove the sour
undigested, fermenting food and foul
rass; take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the system all
Hie lonstipated waste matter and poi
.on in the bowels.
A Cnscaret tonight will stralsh'.e.i
yon out by morning a lu-cent ho?;
from any drug store will keep yo'.r
stomach sweet liver and bowels reg
ular, and head clear for month-'.
Mon't forget the children. They love
t'uscarets because thev taste good
never -ripe or sicken. Adv.
TWO TRIPS DAILY
BETWEEN j
MEDFORD and
EAGLE POINT
S. IT. Ilarnlsh's amo will leT
Easts Point nt 8 A. M. and 1 P. M
daily, exL-ujit Sunday; leave Mcdford
9 A. M. and 6 1". M. Will call for
imasengers at hotels In Meilford and
hotels and business houses In Euglf
Point.
1-imvR a.jta on -
New Japanese
Hand Laundry
will oi'n for business
OCTOltEll OTIt
We will do all Kinds of laundry
work and dry cleaning.
All work done hy hand.
1'JU XltliTH l-'HONTST.
I'lll INK -.-..
was 16GS to 1fi;!0. llanley received
42 voles and Henson 27 1.
Hawley, for representative In con
gress, received hU usual heavy vote
here, polling 1 to 1UG for Wea
therford. Klchards got 2S5. All
other repuhlclan nominees for state
ofrices received majorities slightly
Iphs than that given ilawley.
Josephine will have a divided dele
gation In the state legislature. Sen
ator Smith, republican having been
re-elected over A. C Hough, and
Charles T. Sweney, democrat, repre
sentative, over A. K. Yoormes. Two
! democrats were elected to county of
fice, W. T. Miller having defeated E.
M. lllanohard for district attorney,
nd Mrs. Alice IJacon, tire only wonrin
candidate having det'oated Lincoln
Savage for pchnol superintendent. The
other coe.nty olffcer elected wero:
CeorKe T. l.tvis, Mmriff; Kueu Cc
btrrn. clerk, (leorse S. Calhoun, treas
urer; Kcclus I'olloelc, assessor; H. C.
Hall, surveyor: S. I.pushridKn, coro
ner, and G. M. Savage. coniiuiHsionor.
Heavy majorities were record e:l
against both the single tax and the
brewers' amendment.
OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR.
S0E1, GLOSSY. WAVY
2.-('-nt lioltlc IX'stritys Diiiiilriifr mill
Ihitilitt'S lU'uttly. tif Vonr
Ihtir.
Within ten miuutes after an appli
cation of Dantlerine you can not find
a single trace of dandruff or fallinn
hair anil your scalp will not itch, but
what will please you most will he alt
er a few week's use, when you Fee
new hair, fine and downy at first
yes hut really new hair growing
all over the scalp.
A little Dandcrine immediately
doubles the beauty of your hair. No
difference how dull, faded, brittle and
scraggy. Just moisten a cloth with
Dantlerine and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. The effect is amaz
ingyour hair will be light, fluffy,
and wavy, and have an appearance of
abundance; an incomparable lustre,
softness and luxuriance.
Clot a 2."i-cent bottle of Knowlton s
Dantlerine from any drug store or toi
let counter, and prove that your hair
is as pretty and soft as any that it
has been neglected or injured by care
ess treatment that's all you surely
can have beautiful hair and lots of il
if yon will just try a little Dandcrine.
Adv.
Oil SAGE TEA
Darkens Beautifully and Restores
Its Natural Color and
Lustre at Once.
Common pardon Rape brewed into a '
hravy ten. with sulphur and alcoliol I
added, will turn pray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and hmiri- '
ant. Mixing the Sage. Tea and Sulphur i
recipe at home, though, is troublesome. '
An easier way is to get the ready-to-ii.se j
preparation improved hy the addition of I
other ingredients, costing about 50 centd
a lure bottle, at drug stores, known as
"Wyetii'a Sae and Sulphur Compound,''
thus j voiding a lot of muss.
While ray, failed hair is not sinful, we 1
all desire lo retain our youthful appear '
nee and attractiveness. By darkening
your hair with Wyeth's Sage "and Sulphur '
Compound, no one can tell, because it
does it so naturally, so evenly. You
just d. unpen a sponge or soft brush witli 1
it and draw this throunh your hair, '
takin-r one small strand at a time: by
morning alt pray hairs have disappeared.
After another application or two your
hair become a beautifully dark, glossy,
s:w"t and luxuriant and you appear years
you Hirer. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
('(Miifuund Is a dcliehtml toilet requisite.
It is not intended for the cure, mitigation ,
or prevention of dieaaae.
HURRAH FOR JONES!
We have swallowed all tho si-aiitlal our -i.mi k-I ifors liave told about- uk. "'o have
run our business aeeordiuj; to our own 'ideas. 'o have cut out Hie merchants'
trust, and after sticking it our for one year we are imw
RE-ELECTED "THE CHEAPEST GROCERY STORE IN MEDFORD"
(live us your business let us help cut down those big roeerv bills. Some of you
are paying outrageous prices. Why not try us and let us prove why our View
methods of doing business are a winner .,. ., , ' ,
f ... .. .... -i1 -1;' U' . 'i.' V-v.'.. i V,' -;i .. ,r l-. '
MOTOR COFFEE, 35c POUND the best in Medford-equal to 40c and 45c
coffee.
Our 25c Eulk Coffee ia a winner
CREAMERY BUTTER, 35c POUND. BACON FROM 13c TO 27c
Remember us Saturday Big Line Fresh Vegetables.
Jones' Cash Grocery
l Peli cries Dailv. r;,. -.t ., v , . T. ,
1 J'--t ! M"i- hast of Tark.
No matter where you live
your druggist bas a. c-
on his shelves, ana wo vrzwyj
advise you agamic
(imnnGPit llhvt llllte
old remedy. The oldest
recall sueing the u
when h vat child.
VEGETABLE una c
CiLU....t. . r -
SiroluU, tta.m.. Blood Poison. Malarln,
th. mor. vlol.nt ilm.nU tin. roediemo
Ulood expunge from Ino nunian
AND SKIN DISEAitS oro almoin
Don't n.l.ct tho .ll,lit..t .ymptom.
Meuicil Advisory Deportm.nt tor Irco
AGdrett JMt Vlll .-.i iv...
iwUt Bulliiinj, XtiaiiU.
If s All
the S
And don't I'mct. 1 1n l-t Jtlafc to s;ivc iiioiitv on
Mt-.'it.s is this market.
Pork Shoulder Rcast, lb 13c
Beef Roast, lb 15c
Beef Boil, lb -10c
Loin Steak, lb 18c
Ribs, lb 7c
Backbone, lb - 5c
Pork Sausage, 2 lbs 25c
Picnic Hams 16c
Independent Market
6 South Central
AMUSEMENTS
XOTK De Wolf Hopper plays the pail of an old Tragedian Human,
Sympathetic diameter instead of hurlesque comedy character.
I). AY. Ci
Presents
DeWOLF HOPPER
In a Storv ol' the Stage .
"STRANDED"
Big Scenes The Little Ac
robat's Fall from the Trap
ezeThe Dramatic Society
Meeting The Wedding.
Comedy
Never Again- jrj a p p
Just imre i-omedv SA d M
It fills vou hill of gill a
that '"glad feeling." V
SOUTHERM OREGON'S GREATEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
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AMUSEMENTS
Playing Tonight
. . . . and Tomorrow
Tn;uii'l! Fine Arts
BESSIE LOVE
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