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NEW APPLEGATE
GREATEST WARSHIP PASSES TALLEST BUILDING ON FIRST TRIP OUT
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Shipping bills for five enrloads of
innehinery for the new mill nf I hf A')
pleute Lumber eompiiriy were reeeiv
ed this liioruiiiK mill otfieers of tin
company expect tlie tnueliiiiei'V to nr.
rive in Medford within a week. This
mornine' ulso the plans for the mill
were reeeiveii, and today the site, y
ili( to the west of the Tniil Lumber
company mill, is hein" staked out in
preparation for the bee-inniiiK; of work
next Monday by u hinre crew of men.
JiiisinesM men who are interested in
the ereation of a pnyroll in the city,
nod hnve subscribed for stoek in the
new mill company, are asked by the
company officials to pay up their
subscriptions without delay, that
money may be on hand for the pay
ment of the freight on the machinery
and for pitying the men w ho w ill work
in the erection of the plant. The
company officials will be busy super
intending the erection of the mill, and
ask that tile money be sent in without
personal solicitation.
Work is well advanced in the prep
arations for shipping logs to the mill.
It is thought that logs will be started
rolling within three weeks.
"e nre now engaged in perfecting'
our marketing organization," stated'
8. S. IIiiIUh this morning. ''I believe
that within a short time our selling
orciem win enuuie us to operate tnc
mill at top rapacity, or 1(111,0110 feel
per day. This capacity would neces
sitate the employment of 200 men in
the woods alone."
Conferences will he held next week
with officials of the Kwauna liox
factory of Klnmnth Kalis, who will
erect a factory in Mcdford and will
take a large share of the output of
the mill.
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l'l.'IXCKTOX. Xov. I H.-Yale
iiowcd what was in In-r today and
tleTeated 1'rinretoii in their annual
game in the l'uluu-r -tndinui today by
a score of 10 to 0. A field goal by
Bradcn, touchdown by l.e-iorc and
goal from touchdown by Coiueiiortl
represented Yale.-; ten point-, 'flic
t'irsi two period- of (lie game were
poorly flayed, each team mining
z I chances to .'-core on drop kicks.
In the last two periods Yale -tuwed
ilial she had the power. The largest
crowd that ever saw- a ;.'a,ne in
Princeton witnes-ed the eoatc-i.
! Crown defeated Harvard today 'Jl to
jo, its lirsl victory over n Crimson
j football learn. The individual prow---nfthe
I'.renonia'i-.' negro back,
jl'idlard. was largely responsible for
'their victory, as he scored two toueh-j.lown-
and made the third possible by
biilliant i nulling. The Harvard team
was lau'ely eouiposcd of suli-titnlcs.
'but several of the plavcis had figui-
ed prominently in earlier games of
' the season.
I Harvard made its most effective
i rusning attempt of the game in the
: I'in-il period unit lifter forwarding the
a:. 11 Ait yards Pollard intercepted a
: ea'v on his Si-yard line and ran IT
: .Minis through short rushes. Another
' run by pollard netted 10 yards, curry
ing the hall to within two yards of
the goal. I'urde made the tout h
don and Devitalis the goal. Iluth
teams tri d forward passes unsuc
cessfully in i!m closing moments of
: play.
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The 1'. S. S. Arizona, mightiest 1 1 1 . f 1 1 . -1 1 i ( i in the world, is -howii here prs.ii:.. the world', tal i .t building,
the AVoolworlh tower, in Xew York. 'I'h" Aiiona i pa-sin aleler the llrord;!yn bridge to c:i!er the I nitnl
Slates service tor the 1 il-l time. The .hip i- a ei. 'i.li . adeacjil!, filled with twelve loan cell -i,r, I, -mi. .Hid can
go twenty-one knots an hour. Th ntraet p:iee i.o lnil and m.:chiiK v v.... ..7. I"J,..iUio, v.ln. li uould make
its entiri si nhoiil if I J, ,000.
DISCRIMINATION W M INCREASE FOR INDIANS DEFEATED
RATES 10 ALASKA CiVIL SERVICE LIST: IN FRONTIER BATTLE
OUT OF AFRICA
LONDON', Nov. .j H. Kurt lu r spir
itoil rihtiiiLr, tlio outconu' of whirli
wan favorable to the Hrilisli Uhk
token plut'o in tlte ('iuiinuii tor tin
cli'iirin of (lernian KnM Africa, ae
ettnlin to an official imihuiiic.'im'nt
to)av.
After tlie.iTtM'iit ntlMck ))y the Ger
mnns on Noiuinji the Imlk of their
force, siiys the statement, moved
southwest and invetei small Urit
ish post at Malane,ali, fatlin in three
efforts to capture it. A ltritish re
lief column arrived and defeated the
besiegers, liillinir and rupturing some
of them and Inkiim houly.
WILSON'S PLURALITY 35C0
(Conttuuod From Puko Ono).
demand tho rejection ot the whole
precinct. So far, however, no whole
precinct has been thrown out.
Don't XetMl California.
Tho olectoral coIIcro in required
by Htatuto to meet at VanhliiKlou on
thoeecond Monday In January follow
ing the cloctlon of its members. Thin
would give tho California courts near
ly a month and a half in which to
dotormlno the Los Angeles contro
versy and permit tho iKHuance of the
certificates of election to the ('alitor
hIil electors.
Kvon If California's vote were
thrown out tn its entirety, or the elec
tors were not to be able to reach the
meeting of the electoral culh' it
-uould not change the result of the
election. Hughes, with the entire
doctoral vote o Minnesota would
have, but 2T5 votes, v. bile Wilson
without California would have
votes, -which would Htlll plve bini a
majority or the college and Insure his
election by it.
VILLA SLAYS FOREIGNERS
(Continued Trom TaRO Ono.)
ry Kucndip, Henry Sunnier, nlo ef
Simla llnrhnra, and Auiiu-t (lamiuer
dinR, who locatctl at a tib-la-tion
three miles fnuu Parral. With
htm was thought to be an ;rtit I'mm
Los Anclcs named Scbnidl. A
French citizen is also thuuiihi tn hae
been in I'arial.
11KHL1X. Nov. 17, in London,
NoV, JS. Witii reference to reports
from the Tinted State, of the mur
der of Kdar Ktieb, said to be Her
man consul at Panal, .Mex., it i-,
stated ben that tin te i-. no tierman
consul of that name in I'arral or
elsewhere iu Mcxh .i.
110(H) If I " Kit. Or., Nov. IS. A
(pmrter-ineh enatin-j nt '-beet ice
eoven-d Hood Ifher siilew al, tda.
follnwintf an all tii-liI drt!e n lain
and sleet. N uimT'in n.nrtiu e-i-:ipe-J't'oul
fflls ere repi.rtcd b pe.ie-(n-aiiK.
A silver ih. u believed
tlircateniiiLr t mLi by liic prei ipita
linn and chilled condition of the
i'(ill.
r,U;n.10l(K Aid., Nov., IS. - Tlie ;
conveatioa of the American l-'edora-
i.;,. i. ..mm. ,.; iL. ii.ii . i .in t . which a Mriti.-h fon-e wa
executive council to endeavor to him
.ir.NKAf, Alaska. 'Xov. 1 S. -
ChnrloH Goldslein, a mercliaut of Ju
neau, was the principal witness yes
terday in the inlr-state commerce
commission hearitiK on rahroad and
KteaniKhip rales to AlasUa, conducted
hy II. C. Wilson, an ukciU of the com
mission. (Joldsteiu said that $7..", 0 to
$9 a ton was charjiod from Cnited
Stales Interior points to Juneau,
which rates included general no r- ; himself and family on Hie wat;es paid
chandlse from eat-tern and western
cities to Juneau, lie told of contracts
with various steamship companies,
whereby a special rate of $ 1 a ton
was mado to canning and mining
corporations, which conduct stores.
Witness said that he did not regard
the higher rato as unjust, although
he thought it "pretty stiff.' hat an
equal rate waa what he desir"d, and
tho discrimination in favor of oilier
corporations was unjust. CohlMein
raid that by reason of such lower
rates tho favored corporations under
sold merchants and had caused hint
a personal loss of $1'i,ihmi the pa-.t
:.enr. He ."aid he was roiitinu liH eas
tern freight v ia the (I rand Trunk
lines because they were making a
rale of t a ton. Hy havluu hPt goudn
shipped via Va ncouver and l'i imv
Kupcil he was saving more thn
3.50 a ton.
LOXfOX, Xov. IS.- A battle hut
eurrcd on the ljiitier of India, in
engaged
with OHO tribe-men, the war office
congress enact a law granting to all .announced today. The tribesmen were
government employes iu the . las.sifie.l f defeated and withdrew with a Ios of
civil service hoi iv.tmi u 1 increase iu j ,,..,,
taiarie;! of at teaftt !?l'oa a ve.ir. ', ....
'Dm nsohui.m ,i,.,l;,n.,l "ihi.l. it is ' '''.-"W"""' ""-nrr(.l , tiu-
now iilniosl ImiKifsilih. for a rliibKi- j ''"""'Ini'y liclwwn lmli.-i mid .U'ulinn-
lit-li civil Ht'rvil'f Cllllluytf to KlipitOVt itllll. Till' lilili.-ll tnn; the ol'IV-iis-
'I'iii' fiircc iittiK'ki'il whs iiinilr
liy till.' I " II 11 I Hilll.'.i." .,, - .MnliiiiiniicillilK.
kfvornl liiiiiilnil diliatos will lie i Tlie liritUh imni.I,,vi..1 .-iir l
ri-feivoil ut Die v.iiitc house by J'resi- j whii-li luul ni-voi- ieinie liecn used ii
lienl 'll.on it five o'clock.
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own
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j military oiipi'iitmn on the . Indian
i Iroiilier. Only one .eison wns hilled
lull the British side, the stiitcuieiit
liid.ls.
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j Co"1.! Prices Advanced
: CIIAKI.KSTON, W. Va.. Nov. s.
M'tniniliolls enal prices el the mine
w. re iiinher ailvallced here Ic.dav 'J.'i
leelll- M (on.
Nov. IS. . .1. j -r : . ... ..
il alturnev, wii
1 ,,u v :1 ' cderal! -r5 y"
The j,,,. veniie, i taWMi 11
;.. ,...,,,,,iwi,!..iiur.,!... iv.ui Erj m y kfSh m
C.e.eiMr.icn! a!!,, lir e-; ,.!:ijn.,-.l In' fci "Pw
mrf CI I'll! I ,.., e..rt!itl.l vie- : fl &vJt&
ii .... iiv e.illc veal in a Ir.nnlii- r i
a at ,.,,);, .., .,,:a, l,y ,aU,c: !!,..
Wl OF SEVTI$ ?8! SI
i; i.hnin,v. x..,. ,s...ti, ..v i. , fedaiia M
e!iar-' U rne (-ti rcpci.d- j
; e:i! I . Scv -i ;i ; r .ie. 1 u "
tile v I. , I U'- -n . tvv in m ; iu Hr;'.V !ie Sw i---
i j Iroiii ier, uberc exlieiue t pre- j
WASIUXtiTOX, Xov. IS. -T
federal 1 lade cammisMMu ;Miii.iin.-
toilav that it will net undircil.e ;m
investigation ot the Iiiuh price- m
ncccsaiit o life In r;i:i .c it l:ii'':c!v
would he a dupliea i iu e
of the department of .jtiMiee nm!
the Shermnn uili-' ''nt In v.
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4 ft
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carcass buiit op with
stoutest fabric
An ample cushion of Rrrat resilitfncy
that absorbs the read shocks
Atoiih.ro.ul-srippin;; tread of dura
bility way bvyoml the ordinary
Fasy ridinc, bi;; mileage and a low
sums up tie Snvnire Tile.
Ami the av.ea. (.ir;'eain Tebo
is its lir.il ma. nat: time.
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AC 10KV PI'TKl! !
C. E. GATES
Absolutely Pure
Hai!efrcfi?Gream of Tartar
SO LU33-EO PHOSPHATE
Highest quality, jewelry repairing
diamond settini;, watch
repairing
Martin J. Reddy
Tbe QualHy Store for
iitii;ililo Goods.
Main Si. Mtdford, Ore.
: S3 A DAY
;uihei inii I ci :;i n-ns K mis and
IN i'lt.
; Ten te.i'- iiiiius book and war prices.
Part i.-'i'ars fiee.
BOTANICAL 11
-New Haven. I'onn.
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
I WW Knst Main Street,
Mcdford
Tlu' Only Exclusive
CotiiiiifTcial PliotuKi:t'li.
ui Sonthcni Ori'ifoD
! Vi'krativt's Mtulf any time o'
jiliiit' liy nji(iitt tiuMit.
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We'll the rest
I. D. WKJTON. Prof.
CAMHIUIMiK. Alnsy
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Kranl, I'jistnn luis ivtiirncil from
l.nsiiu'.ss trip to San I'r.'ini'iM'O.
Twi'iity-five nilililionul ielt.'ixi'S
nrrivril this iiuiriiini; mill will bo nun
tiiiiii'd IoiiikIii at the knznnr beiiiK
ftiven tor the .benefit of St. Mary's
acinic,, iy iu the Cutlibert Ijuihlii
Aimiii;,' the packages to be Hold ti
one from Min. Woodrow Wilson and
one from ('hurled Kvims Hughes.
This noon u turkey dinner was
(liven, n liirjje lllllillier of people tlt
teniliim. Lust ni;lit the lent lire was
progressive ."iilft, with Mrs. Iturkland
and Mrs. John W'ilkeison netinfr us
hosties. Another feature of Inst
nicht" procrain was the musical pro-'
".ram will, a sniiir by Winifred Clatiey
ami ii duel by (lene Steel and N'evn
Samuels.
Tonijihl is the last of the bazaar,
and a lur;;o alfeiidanee is expeeted.
eJc
Doubly Attractive.
Natural hair isalwnysattrac-
itive but it becomes unuhiy so
'when it is abundant and well
iiv cared for.
v ' Besides bein'i a sourcs of the grentest'7
attractiveness and personal charm. nice
clean hair is a bad'e el' distinction. It
'.!nfl)rulpc ilr,hift' .l'l'iniiil'ifc nnrl t h '
intelligent use of that best known scalpf
prophy lactic, Neworos tlerpicide.
' It stops itchinf! prevents faHin hair
Guaranlecd by THE MtKPtCtDE COMPANY
Dept. 14-B, Detroit, Mich.
Send ten cents for trial site bottle and
booklet.
Sold everywhere.
Applications at the better barber shops.
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rpicide
li:l)l'(ll!ll I'll.titMAfV, Sperinl Aaenls.
Errors Are Ancient History
l'!ri-or-.r("'i' li,Mi!Jncmi'v is j'.isi ;s iiercssni'v fur the prn-tei-tidii
of yoiir ni'Hicy on ili-jui.sit wit li us as is a modern Inir
jU'lit r- iroof s:i !'e.
'The I Ini i oiilis 1 !ookkeeiin.o- Marh'nr which we have re
coil ly in-tnlled. handles our fi";tire work with alisohite aeeti
i'acy. Il- nleiilations nre done hy parts of hardened steel-fit
can't make a mist -ike.
The 'er.-ur feeds the figures into the machine, which
makes ;d! additions ami subtractions automatically. A eom
jiletely nsted led.u'i r sheet nr depositor's statement, with
every item primed, in the proper column, conies out.
An alisoluic ami automatic proof of every entry is jriven hy
tlie machine method. There is no danger of a mistake hemp;
made in your account, or in the account of any other of our
depositors.
Ilesides affording this it'-eiiraey insurance to ymi and tit lis,
the Uuri-oi!. .hs handles our I'iiriii c work in about half the time
formerly needed. This ",ivcs us time to do other thinjfs to
improve our service to customers iu every department of the
hank.
Come in. any time, and see the NookkeepiiiLr Machine at
work,
JACKSON COUNTY BANK
COMi:sl:i STATIi.MKNT.
Ile'.om n"-.
l.oan. IioioN. ecuritU'S $ Is ! .s.'.r..!' 4
Overdrafts .'.imi.ps
Uunk Imihliici :: o.toio. c n
Heal esliit- IT.Tss.i.'
Ctish nail exchange ... . -i'..i!TT.;:!
st.".s.:::i.:.(i;
l.inhililies.
': p.l ill
Suriilus
t'mlh iileit jirnfiis.
lieoslts
lis-disrount
ion. n,i(i.00
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