Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 10, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text".MEnrtmn matt,-' trtduxh, MEnrouivr,oiik,oy, 'ttht7i7siuy. ocTonKit in. mis BOBARS PATRIOTIC 1G DEMOCRAT FROM AI ASHLAND ON ELECTION BALLOT FRIDAY AFTERNOON PAGE THREE t I AHho Sheriff Jennings Has reslsn j as democratic nominee tor sheriff t the coming election on account of ntering !he army, anil Deputy Sher if W. O. Garrett was unanimously lomtnated by the democratic county immlttoe to fill the vacancy, Coun f Clerk Gardner has refused to place larrett's namo on tlio ballot as dem tratic nominee, holding that as Jen Itngs has not left tlio county and as not died, the committee had no mtbority to fill his place on the Icket. He will probably be man-.amused. , County Clerk Gardner did his best o keep Sheriff J-cnnlngs from reslgn ng from the ticket, altho he has inlisted for service, and been called j the colors. His departure has been ostponed on account of the Influ inza epidemic. On account of Gard ler's dictatorial attitude, and to void ibelng forced off the ticket, Sarrctt has qualified as an indepen ent. : With the appointment of County Assessor A: 11. Coleman upon the ccommendatton of Clerk Gardner to ako the place of Jennings on tho county draft board, and the qualify ng of Deputy Sheriff Leslie Stansell 0 succeed Jennings as sheriff, all he vacancies caused by Jennings' resignation duo to his leaving soon or military service have 'been filled, j Mr. Garrett plans to make an ag gressive campaign for election (gainst Chas. Terrell, the republican fominee. During his two years as ieputy sheriff .Mr. Garrett has had jharge of the tax collection depart- ( pent of the sheriff's office and thus )as become widely acquainted in the rounty. He Is 4 4 years or age, pos sesses a pleasing personality and has lad 'considerable business experience, fie halls from the Applegate district arhere he has operated a ranch dur ing his eight years residence In Jack ion county. ' Prior to locating in this county he was in charge of a largo producing ail field In .Maricopa, Calif. During' lis 'early manhood ho served for lfi 'cars as a telegraph operator. 1 As to Mr. Garrett's democracy,- Il ls unquestionably of sterling cbarac .er as he was born In Mississippi and 'aisert in Texas. That's an awful combination. In fact ho was born a lomocrnt and never got over it-1 lover knew any botrcr. IDENmiY . ; ATHLETIC CONTROL In eo-opernlion with (lie slmlenl IkkIv the la cull v is now in mine ili- i'ect control of athletic activities of ho Inch school witli a facility innn lieer and treasurer in co-operation tvi'.h a student luanai'cr and trcasnr- r. This chmme was taken in uc onlance with the wishes ol' the Hchfiol board and Superintendent Da venport. j At last Friday's meeting' of the ti.lont nssctnlilv the constitution find hv-laws were amended in niniiv articulars to pave the wnv for iac- iiltv control. At yesterday's nicclini; of (ho stu- I'ent nssemldv. Herbert Urev was Icetcd as student iiianau'cr (if nin eties and Lawrence (irev. as nllilolie (ropcrtv manaaer. Lii.st niulit at a j-icetintr of the facultv. Principal 1'. 3!. linker was elected as facultv nth Jut ie niiinau'cr atid I.. II. Hlakelv as 'Ssislant manawr. while .Mrs. Kliza Icsth Jerome was elected as treasurer. ASHLAND. Oct. 10. On Frldiiy afternoon, Oct. 11, at 3 o'clock, Ash land will put the capital P in patrio tic pep, and also placo the big V in victory, all thru tho agency of a spontaneous rally guisei as a com munity sing. Tho gntherfng will bo hold in tho Chautauqua auditorium. The public schools will be dismissed in time to participate. Thefo will be music, also talks by our bet local speakers, and it is planned to mike tho event one possessing all the ehar acterltics of a patriotic love feast. It Is unnecessary to add that the object of this rally is to give an im petus to the Liberty loan movement. This district Is still lachsng in the specified quota duo to be ralfed by Oct. 19. Ashland has pursued the voluntary rnbscrlpllon plan in the present lainpnign with good results, but in order to cup an achievement, rocourso must be, had thru other channels if present efforts fall to score on the homestretch. There will be no hagKling over this matter, either, for the direct question will ba applied, "What Is victory worth to you?" We now have a great inspiration, and let fhe re sponso be commensurate with that Inspiration. The news from the pat tle front inspires every America heart, not only with pride and patri otism, but with a great incentive to do his or her part. There is no shirk ing, no shifting of the Individual burden, no selfishness, by onr sol diers in France, and there should he none here. We arc both, supporting the same cause our army in one way, ourselves in another but theirs is the greater burden. Should we not fulfil our obligation, in the midst of ease and contentment, as prompt ly, as loyally and efficiently as' our soldiers do theirs? Tho community sing will bo well worth attending on its own merits, even if the direct motive of the rally is a bond rally. Tho entire move ment is patriotic all the way thru, and tho employment of a little inno cent camouflage in the way of desig nation should nol detract from the main purpose, which is a fixed re solve to back tho government in meeting its financial obligations. Granted the expenditures are prodig ious, the demands must be met and tho ultimate benefit to be derived Is beyond compare. Ashland is not the only locality that is shy in meeting quota require ments up to the present date, but this circumstance will not deter us in reaching the goal in due season I SEATTLE, Oct. 10. Fifty Indus- trios were held today by the Seattle Community Labor Hoard of the Fnit .ed States Kmploment office to be non-essential to the winning of the 'war. Tho board ruled that in the 'future tho listed Industries must cm tploy men not aide bodied or women. ; All the non-essential Industries tore are to be combed by the board faor able-bodied men able to get Into essential work. Employers were asked to help. ' j The list Includes commercial or ganization and club employes, bro kers, insurance agents, dancing In structors, tobacco salesmen, automo bile salesmen, taxi cab drivers, plea sure car repair and Heanlng men. gasoline and oil station employes, .florists and Junk dealers. f: j Took Out. Dreadful Soreness When the kidneys are wonkencd or overworked so that they fall to filter and throw all impurities out of the blood, the poison remains In the sys tem and uackache, soreness, lame ness and rheumatic pains are likely to develop. Mrs. David Henry, So S Lincoln Ave., Washington, X. J.. writes: "Foley Kidney Pills are do ing me much good, both my kidneys and the rheumatism. They took all the dreadful soreness out of my limbs. For sale by Mcdford Phar FULFILLS HOPES LO'XDOX. Wednesday, Oct. 9 Pri sideut WilFon's reply to Prince Maximilian found fullest support in this tivenins's newspapers. The Westminster Gazette says; "It fulfills the hopes and expecta tions of the allies in Kurope," The Tall-Mall Gazette says the an swer "will put to nn effective test tho riiK-erity of llto German 'over tures." Tho Slandnrd Kays the question a.'died hy President. Wilson "KO to the root of matters and Indicate very clearly the insincerity, weakne.cs and hollowucss of the proposals put for ward hy Prince Maximilian.' I SPEAKS .AT PAGE Knox l'rice. 'America's famous buy orator, who bus been nddresiMmr enthusiastic audiences in San Diciro, Los Anueli!. San r'rnncw'-u. Scittllo, Vacoma, lrtlund and ithiiiv other ctties, is to .nppcar here lor u litnteu isit and will aivo several ol his la- moiis lectures, mo principal one ue- ini "We Will Have iiirkov JU'tore Tluinksgiviiur,'' nt tho l'uirii tomor row" uuil Saturday. ' 1 This .six vear oll hnl. ll is sum, lias done mure than a iv other child of his aire, m raisinir itiiHis ior lie ncu Cross and the Liliertv Limn commit ters. Jle is an authon7.el speaker for the i.ib.'rtv loan and lit eoniunc- tion with (Turn Kimball Yoiinsr. the famous niox.inr picture star, broke the record loi ouick campaitrviiiiir ou fie Third Lincriv loan nv i-insinir $(.'0.(111(1 in an hour's lime. Knox I'ncu has hail the liniuiv ol appivirmg on the program witli mayors, tro .'.'mors, senators .'mil for- eiun I'liinmiss'ous, and is siimI to lie the m ist virile speaker on patriotic subjects of anv proiliL-v that has ap peared in the la.st decade. Kniinent physicians nil over the cosat. after a tlutrnuali exaniinition. have pronounced him plivsieallv nor mal, but psvehohn.'ists si utc that lie has the brain o.f a hov from 1'- to 1 1 years old. HOLLAND T01PLAY L T r nr. nr l ur re AMSTERDAM, Oct. TO. Referr inR to an extraordinary session of tho Dutch cabinet which has leen held, the ilandelshlud says it is very persistently rumored that the gov ernment is considering offering Its service to hoth tho belligerent groups Tho school board is still in a quan dry on the question of establishing a night school. The matter was dis cussed at last night's mooting of the 'hoard and i special committee was appointed to further investigate. Thero has not been a very hourly re sponse so far to Superintendent Dav enport's riMtuest made- somo time ago tvr all persons who would like to at tend a night school to report to him, either in person or by postal card. But the big problem, facing the school is to provido teachers for the suggested school, as t.w members are .unanimously of the opinion that tho regular day teacher;; should not bo used at night. To oMaln compe tent outside teachers will bo rather difficult as such teachers would have to certify with tho state school de partment. Tho board approved of tho ap pointment of Mrs. V. C. .VlcUeynokU. wife, of the head of the commercial department of the high' school, as teacher In tho Roosevelt building to till a vacancy. The board also ap proved of the recent transfora -of teachers made by the snperiutcncient, who transferred the sixth grade from Jackson 'to Lincoln school in order that one moroteacher might he, pro vided for Washington school Tvhere thero was a congestion. Miss, Mabel Mickey . was transferred fnirn the Roosevelt to the Washington build ing and Miss Theone Carkin from the Roosevelt to the upper department work in the Washington ' building. Then Miss Alta M. .lohnso i, principal of Jackson school was giv sn tho fifth grade at tho Jackson h jilding and Miss Anna Jeffrey, who formerly had tho 0th grade at Jackson school, was transferred to Roosevelt school. with a view to their reaching an agreement. Xo confirmation of this was obtainable' ut tho Dutch foreign office. 'ltft ' A -fl-esp PIERCE TO SPEAK AT THE THEATERS Ilo'n. Walter M. Tierce, dcmoernlic candidate ior governor, one ol' Ore mm' most cloinicnt four minute men. will midribs the patrons of the I'iiim and Riallo theaters Kridav ev I'liitii; relative to the Liliertv I'um. Mr. I'icrie is n weaker of force and ha a iucsmih' ff real inlrrcst. Thouuh a candidate lieiure the voters he will not di-ciif-f imlitical nuetioiis but will confine1 himself to war measures and (he rei'c-sitv fur supporting tiie va rious war activities. coast Subscribes 40 PER CENT QUOTA sax ntANVtsrn. ot. int.ii.. crt v loan hcadiinarter- aniioimccd here carlv toilav that the Twclt'lli I'ed era I Ne-crve di-Irict bail hanked .17I.7.i4. Still or l.'t.. per cent of ilr nuota in the Fourth Libert v loan. Lo-t Anvele- a still leading' Sun Kranei-co in the eoiite-t for an nver--uli-"-nptn'ii and an utti-udaut riuht to name it naval c--el. Se.ittle. OaKland, Portland, Ttico ma. Spokane. Karcka, Alnmcda, l.oiii: Iteai'h. Iiiver-ide and HelliUL'ltam were all puttinu tip "tnnir eampaiun for the --au:e honor. The diM riel mu-l sub-eribe 'J.'i, iHMi.iKKi a :.-iv to make mt it allot tiicitt, it 'vn-i aituouueed. Asthe sun of life sinks toward the west Life has bceriisaid.to consist of a constant succession of breakdowns and repairs. In old age, the former predominate. The body machirt-e is more or less worn out. Digestion is less perfect, elimination of waste is increased in quantity, but reduced in efficiency. V ' -y..'- , Hence, constipation is particularly pernicioui. Constipation means more than mere failure of the bowelj to move regularly and thorouehly. Jt means stagnation of the contents of the intestine, increased fermentation, putrefaction and germ action, the production of irritating 'and poisonous substances, that are absorbed into the i blood and carried all over the body. 1 This is arrays serious in old age it is especially dangerous. ' Constipation cannot be cured by drugs at any age. It is especially harmful to an aged person to use pills, salts, and similar strong purges in order to force the bowels to act. , ' Rut The Nujol Treatment for Constipation Is not only safe, it is in every way efficient. Nujol is Hot a drug, does.not act like any drug. 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Fin- ishlng Lumber, shingles, Sash and , Doors, Hoofing Paper, Fruit Boxes, lluy Jackson County Products. Place orders now for Fruit Boxes. New Slml, J IH 8. Front St., Medfonl. Phone 850. Podac- i t ' MM Tbc Food Administration Says Buy at Home and Save Needless Waste The Food Administration urK Ainirli.-in ni-niilo to Imy food Hint Is produced n'-ar home, as the n;"il 1i-b waMo of tnin.uprirtiitlon In volved In li ii 11 M 11 r Imiiim: food away mid oilier food In to lake lt place l.i thus avoided. Vllino flour la u .Medfonl iinil Oregon flour. Build Up Home Industry by Buying the Products of Home Factories This company pays out thousands of dollars a year for wheal, corn, harley anil other product! of the farm, thus creating an Im portant market here. This market will -.row as tlio deiiKiiid Tor Vllmo flour grows. Demand your Ideal flour. Rogue Valley Milling Co WESTON'S Camera Shop The Only Exclusive Commercial Photographer j in Southern Oregon. ! 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