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Newspaper Page Text"PAOTD STX ArEDFOftT) IT ATf, TTiTPTTN"E, MfiDFORD, OT,Ef!0T. WEDNESDAY. XOVEMBTCR fi. 1M8 RESULT OF VOTE Soulli JnikNonvlllo U. S. senator Dean, 9; Mulkey, CO; McNary, 38; Slaughter, J; West, KG. Governor Pierce, 36; Ramp 4; Wlthycombe, 4 7. State senator Sweeney, 39; Thomas, 44. Repre sentative Sheldon, 56; Westorlund, 61; Lowe, 31. County Judge Gard ner, 73; Purdln, 20. Sheriff Gar rett, 64; Terrlll, 27. iNormal school Yes, 30; no, 14. Itoiruo fish bill Yes, 3C; no, 10. Willamette fish bill Yes, 21; no, 16. Delinquent tax YeB, 36; no, 10. Printing Yea, 30; no, 13. North JnrkHonvillo TJ. S. sonator Hoan, 13; Mulkoy 24; McNary, 47; Slaughter, 7; West, 4 9. Govornor Plerco, 41; Ramp 8; Wlthycombe, 54. State senator Sweeney, 4 8; Thomas, 4 3. Repre sentative Sheldon, 65; Westorlund, 04; Lowe, 33. County Judge Gard- Jier, 83; Purdln, 22. Sheriff Gar- rott, 09; Terrlll, 36. Normal school Yes, 64; no, 20. Rogue flBh bill Yes, D2; no, 20. Willumetto flBh kill Yes, 33; no, 23. Delinquent tax Yes, 38; no, 32. Printing Yes, 33; no, 29. Wont Phoenix U. S. senator Ilean, 10; Mulkoy, r.2; McNary, 31; Slaughter. 0; Wost Governor Plerco, 4!i; Hump. 40. 0; Wlthycombe, 37. State senator Sweeney, 35; Thomas, 4r. Ropro nentatlvo Sheldon, 45; Westorlund 47; Lowe, 34. County JudBe Gard ner. 33; Purdln, 49. Sheriff Gar rett. 34; Terrlll, 40. Normal school Yes, 64, no, IS. Rogue fish bill Yes. 37; no, 32. Willamette fish bill Yes, 31; no, 14. Delinquent tax Yos, 32; no, 37. Printing Yes, 24; no, 18. South Central Point U. S. sonator Uoan, 9; CMulkoy, OS; McNary, 60; Slaughter, 0; West, 00. Govornor Pierce, 6 3; Ramp, 4; Wlthycombe, 42. Slalo senator Sweoney, 45; Thomas, 50. Itepro nontatlvo Sheldon, 39; Westorlund, 49; Lowe, 52. County Judge Gard ner, 60; Purdln, 49. Sheriff Gar rott, 50; Torrlll, 49. Normal school Yos, 80; no, 10; ItoRiio fish bill Yos, 01; no, 20. Willamette fish bill Yos, 42; no, 15. Delinquent tnx Yos, 4i; no, 24. Printing Yes, 33; no, 0. North (Vntrnl Point U. 8. senator ilean, 20; Mulkey, 99; MOXary, 77; Slnughtur, 4; Went. 02. Govornor Pierre, 68; Ramp. 5; Withycombo, 72. State senator Sweeney, 39; Thomas, 92. Ilopro Bontntlve Sholdon, Ml; Westorlund, 68; Lowo, 48. County Judge Gard ner, 74; Purdln. 00. Shorlff Gar- rott, 62; Terrlll, 72. Normal school Yes, S7; no, 22. Roguo fish bill Yos, 89; no, 14. Wlllamctto fish bill Yes, 55; no, 8. Delinquent lax Yos, 62; no, 32. J'rlntlng Yes, 42; no, 0. Knst Phoenix II. S. sonntor Ilean, 10; Mulkey, 04; MOXary, 33; Slaughter. 3; West, 08. Governor Pierce, 67; Itnmp. 4; Withycombo, 32. Slate senator Bwoonoy, 40; Thomns, 47. Repre sentative Sheldon, 58; Westorlund, ii; lowo, 38. County Judgo (inn! ner, 4.1; Purdln, 69. Sheriff (inr- rott, 57; Torrlll, 41. Normal school Yes. 71: no. 17. Rogue fish bill Yos, 40; no 19. Willamette fish hill Yes, 35; no. 19. Delinquent tax Yos, 43; no, 32. Printing Yes, 28; no, 2,". I'nftlo Point V. S. senator Ilean, 0; Mulkey, 0; McNary, Oil; Slaughter, 0; West, 69. Governor Pierce. 64; Itnmp. 0; Wlthycombe, 6S. Slate sennlor Sweoney, 49; Thomas, 72. Repre sentative Sheldon. 59; Weslerlund. 63; Lowe, 02. County Judge Gard ner, 68; Purdln, 65. Shoi Iff Gar rett, 85; Terrlll, 30. KoM Talent v. S. senator Ilean, in 70; McNary, 51; Slaughter, 30, Governor I'loive, :u I'; w Ithycninbo. Ml. .Stale senator Sweeney, 16; Thomas, 7 7. Uepre ; Mulkey, 8; West, Rump. UNCEASING MISERY Some Mislforil Kidney Suffei-evs Get Little lie.st or Comfort There Is I It t In sleep, little rest, III tlo peace for many a sufferer from kidney trouble Life Is one continual round of pain. You can't rest at night when there's kidney bnrknrho. You suffer twinges and "slabs" of pain, annoying urinary disorders, lameness and nervousness. Yon can't 1n comfortable at work with darling pains and blinding illz.y spells. Neg lect these ailments ami serious troubles may follow. Iltgln using Doan's Kidney Pills nl tho first slcn of disorder. Thousands have testi fied to their merit. Medtord renders will find convlntln,-, proof In the fol lowing testimony: Daniel Kliiton, C. street. Jackson vlllo, Ore., says: "It is some six or sdven years ago since I used lioun's Kidney Pills but I cannot turret how much good they did me. 1 suffered from weakness of the kidneys and othor disorders thai go with kidney complaint. I pained and ached all over. I began using Doan's Kidney Pills and reo'lved benefit from the very first. Soon (hoy had me straigh tened up In good shape." Prlco otic, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy- gel Doan's Kidney Pills Hit) samo lh.it Mr. Klulen had. Koster-Mllbtirn Co., Jlfgr Buffalo, N. Y. Adv. sentntlve Sheldon, 51; Westerlund, 59; Lowe, 27. County Judge Gard ner, 60; Purdln, 36. Sheriff Gar rott. 21; Terrlll, 72. Normal school --Yos, 78; no, 4. Roguo fish hill Yes, 50; no, 1 1. Willamette fish bill Yes, 34; no, 8. Delinquent tax Yes, 40; no, 17. Printing Yes, 20 no, 17. Derby U, S. senator Dean. 3; Mulkey, 3; .McNary, 4: Slaughter, 0: We: 11. Governor Plerco, 9; Ramp, Wlthycombe, 8. Stato senator- Sweeney, 10; Thomas, 6. Repre sentative Sheldon, 10; Westerlund 0; Lowe, 8. County Judge Gard ner, 12; Purdln, 6. Sheriff Gar rett, 8; Terrlll. 9. Normal school Yes, 4; no, 5. Rogue fish bill Yes, 0; no 4. Willamette fish bill Yes 4; no, 4. Delinquent tax Yes, no, 2. Printing Yes, 3: no. 3. Jtutto Kails V. S. senator Ilean, 18; Mulkey, 4"; McNary, 21; Slaughter, 7; Wost, 56. Governor Pierce, 62; Ramp, 8; Wlthycombe, 26. State senator Sweeney, 40; Thomas, 37. Repre sentative Sholdon, 32; Westerlund 31; Lowo, 0. County Judge Gard ner, 64; Purdln, 25. Shorlff Gar rott, 49; Terrlll, 29. Normal school Yes, 50; no, 11. Rogue fish bill Yes, 34; no. 18. Willamette fish bill Yos, 20; no, 10. Delinquent tux- Yes, 52; no, 5. Printing Yes, 37 no, 4. Sams Valley U. S. senator liean, 8; Mulkoy, 9; McNary, 25; Slaughter, 0; West, 65. Govornor Plerco, 64; llamp 0; Withycombo, 20. Stato senator Swoonoy, 33; Thomns, 50. Itnpro sentutlve Sholdon, 53; Westerlund 39; Lowo. 38. County Judges Gard ner, 28; Purdln, 65. Sheriff Oar rett, 02; Terrlll, 22. Kormal school Yes. 54; no, 19. Roguo fish bill Yos, 52; no, IS. Willamette fish hill Yes, 38; no, 14. Delinquent tax Yes,, 54; no. 12. Printing, Yob. 31 no, 20. Perry dale- IJ. S. senator Ilean, 8; Mulkey, ; McNary, 23; Slaughter, 1; West, 19. Governor Pierce, 27; Ramp 0; Wlthycombe. 17. State senator- Sweeney, 24; Thomas, 20. Repre sentutlve Sheldon, ?.0; Westorlund. 20; Lowo, 17. County jud?e (lard nor, 19; Purdln, 2 4. Sheriff Gar- rott, 30; Torrlll, 11. iNormal school Yes, 35; no, 2. Roguo fish bill Yes, 28; no, 3. Willamette fish bill Yes. 19 no, 3. Delinquent tax- Yes. 23; no, 11. Printing Yes, 15 no, 9. Lako Creek U. S. Senator Dean, 11; Mulkoy 45; '.McNary. 31; Slaughter, 1; West 33. governor Ploreo, 31; Ramp, 4; Withycombo, 33. Stato senator Sweeney, 25; Thomas, 41. Represen tative Sheldon, 35; Wcntorlund 3!TLowo, 31. County Judge Gnrd ner, 4.1; Purdln, 28. Sheriff Gar rett, 60: Terrlll, 22. Normul school Yos, 10; No, 14. Roguo River fish hill Yes, 31; No. 13. Wlllam otto fish bill Yos, 22; no, 10. De linquent tax Yes, 41; no, 8. Print ing Yes, 23; no, 10. Sterling V. S. sennlor Ilean, 0; Mulkey, 11; MoNnry, 0; Slaughter, 0; West 6. Governor Pierce, 5; Rump, 0; Withycombo, 7. Stnto senator Sweenoy, 7; Thomns, 5. "toprosenta tlvo Sholdon, 7; Wnste.lund. 6; 1owc, 8. County Judgo Gnrdner, 8: Purdln 4. Sheriff Garrett, 10; Torrlll, 2. Willow Springs U. S. senator Mean, 6; Mulkoy, 31; MOXary, 24; Slaughter, 0; West .10. Govornor Plerco, 42; Ramp, 0; Wllhycombe, 22. Stnlo senator Sweeney, 31; Thomas, 23. Represen Intlvo Sheldon, 26; Wostorlnnd. 26; Lowo, 27. County Judge Gard ner, 17; Purdln, 41. Sheriff Gar rett. 20; Terrlll, 25. Normat school Yes, 29; no, 8. Roguo fish bill Yes, 30; no, 12. Willamette fish 20; not 7. Delinquent 29; no, 8. Printing Yes, bill Yes, tax Yes, 23; no, 6. Itogue Itiver S. senator Ilean, 16; Mulkey. 69; McNary, 4 1; Slaughter, 0; West, Governor Pierce, 62: Itnmp, 0; Wlthycombe. 44. State senator Sweeney. 39: Thomas, 5.1. Represen tative Sheldon, 54; Weslerlund, 40; Lowe, -10. Counly Judge Gardner, 04; Purdln, 31. Sherlff-r-Gnrrett, 40; Terrlll. 47. Normal srhool Yes, 45; no, 36. Rogue fish bill Yes, 05; no, 17. Willametlo fish bill-Yes, 36; no, 20. Delinquent lax Yes, 46; no, 22. Printing Yes. :I3; no, 22. Pitispeet I'. S. senalor Ilean, 2; Mulkey, 22; McNary, 12; Slaughter. 0; West, is, Governor Pierce, 21; lump. West, IS. Governor Pierce, 21; Ramp, 0; Wlthycomlie. 9. Slate senator Sweeney, 11; Thomas. 16. Representative Sheldon. 7; Wester lund, 20; Lowe, 19. County Judge Gardner, 10; Purdln, 13. Sheriff Garrett. 9; Terrlll, IS. Normal school Yes, 17; no, 4. Regno fish MM - Yes, Hi; no, 2. Wlllumelie fish bill - Yes. 13; no, 2. Delinquent lax Yes. II: no. S. Priming Yes. no, 0. (.'id Hill P. S. senator -Ilean, 20; Mulkey. ; McNary. 4.'.; Slaughter. 2; West, Governor -Pierce, S7; Rnmp. I: Wlthycombe. 50. Stale senator .-eiiey, i -.i; i nomas, .Li. Repre sentative Sheldon, 4:i; Westerlund. 47; Lowe, 2. County Judge -Gardner, 49; Purdln S9. Sheriff -Garret t. Sit; Terrlll. 45 Normal school Yes, 75; no, 29. Rogue fish bill Yes, S2; n,i, i:t. Willamette fish bill Yes. 54; no, II. Delinquent lux Yes. 5!; no, 20. Print lug - Yes. 40; no. 25. ItelUleiv f. S senator - Mean, 10; Mulkev. 41; .MeN'sry. ,11 ; Slaughter. 1; West, ::2. Governor- I'lnvc. 2::; Itainp, I; Wllhycombe. ::. Suite senator -Sweeney, 22; Thulium, 39, Represen tative Sheldon, 44; We3terlund, 29: Lowo. 25. County Judge Gard ner, 49; Purdln, 12. Shorlff Gar rett, 17; Terrlll, 40. Normal school i YeB, 02; no, 0. Rogue fish bill Yos, 33; no, 10. Wlllamotle fish hill Yos, 25; no, 9. Delinquent tnx Yes, 42; no, 10. Printing Yes, 30; no, 8. Sams Valley U. S. senator Ilean, 0; Mulkoy, 31; McNary. 12; Slaughter, 0; Wost. 30. Governor Pierce, 37; Ramp, 0; Wllhycombe, 12. Siato senator Sweeney, 19; Thomas, 30. Repre sentative Sheldon, 2.1; Westerlund, 21; Lowe, 19. County Judge Gard ner, 11; Purdln, 40. Sheriff Gar rett, 34; Terrlll, 11. INormal school Yes, 28; no, 9. Rogue fish bill Yos, 28; no, 9. Willamette flsb bill Yes, 23; no, 0. Delinquent tax Yes, 27; no, 7. Printing Yes, 15; no, 12. Trail U. S. senator Ueun, 23; Mulkoy, 29; MicNary, 22; Slaughter, 11; West, 31. Govornor Plerco, 33; Ramp. 12; Wlthycombe, 20. State senator Sweeney, 30; Thomas, 21. Representative Sheldon, 18; Wes torlund, 19; Lowe, 40. County Judge Gardner, 41; Purdln, 22. Sheriff Gurrett, 41; Terrlll, 19. Normal school Yes, 25; no, 17. Rogue fish bill Yes, 23; no, 23. Willamette fish bill Yes, 17; no, 15. Delin quont tus! Yes, 43; no, 2. Printing Yes, 30; no, 2. Applegato U. S. senator Ilean, 13; Mulkoy. 61; McNary 43; Slaughter, 9; West, 39. Govornor Piorco, 41; Ramp, 9; Wlthycombe, 41. Stato senator Sweoney, 43; Thomas, 39. Repre sentative Sheldon, 37; Westerlund, 37; Lowe, 39. County Judgo Gard ner, 02; Purdln. 25. Sheriff Gar rett, 49; Terrlll, 39. iNormal school Yes, 52; no, 20. Rogue fish bill Yes. 39; no, 13. Willamette fish bill Yes, 32; no, 18. Delinquent tax Yea. 41; no, 20. Printing Y'es, 30; no, 20. I IN GOLDEN STATE SAX FHAXCISCO. Nov. 0. Bono drv prohibition in ('ulitornia. in uiiiemhnint number 22, apparently was decisively defeated today when Snn TVanriseo's overwhelming vote a train t it came in. ELKINS ELECTED 10 SENATE AGAIN PITTSFUTRO, Nov. 6. Former Unltod States Senator Davlca Klkins, republican, now with tho American expeditionary forces In Krance, will lo the next United States senator from West Virginia, succeeding Sen ator Nathan Goff. Klkins was op posed by former United States Sena tor Clarence V. Watson, democrat. Land Office Appointment. WASHINGTON. Nov. h'. Nomina tions sent to tho senate today include: Owen K. Thomas of Montana, to be received of public moneys at KalLspe!. Mont., n reu mini nt men t. KAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 0. Cali fornia's bone dry amendment No. 22 took the lead in election interest to day with the governorship and most of the other' state offices reasonably well decided. Wet votes still were in the lead to day, with the returns in from 12D9 complete precincts of U191 in the state. These fairly well scattered in 28 counties showed: Yes. 53,013; no, 5(i,7!)it. This majority of 3,78( n gainst adoption was in line with re turns since early last mtrht, except for a brief time in the early morning: when many incomplete returns, par ticularly from southern dry districts, indicated adoption. E With no opposition, the entire city administration was elected at Tues day's election for the ensuing two year terra. The only contest was for recorder In which M. L. Alford, In cumbent, defeated H. D. Howard by a vote of 337 to 191. Tho voto was the lightest cast In years at a city election. The following officials were elect ed: Mayor C. E. Gates. Recorder XI. L. Alford. Treasurer Mary A. llaswell. Councilmcn John H. Carkln, J M. Keeno, J. W. Dressier, H. P. Har grove, J. J. Emmens, E. C. Gaddls. BOTH SIDES CLAIM SENATE. (Continued from page one.) The Onlifornin-Oreaon Power Co. lost one of their .18.000 transformers and also the transformer house ut the Gold Kav plant this moriiiuir, the same having burned ut about 3 n. in. Thcv had been working on the trans former for some time and hud it about ready to put into service atrnin with the exception of drvin? out the oil. This was beine; accomplished with the aid of nn electric fortjo which was under the transformer boilinir the oil. The parts of the transformer ilint were not beinjr heated were linntrintr from the crane in the transformer house and were covered witli canvas and evidently the fumes from the boiling oil wero ignited bv n short circuit some place in the hiiildiiiL'. nusnur the building to catch fire and completely horn np together witli the transformer purts. There were two other transform ers of the same size in the building, hut outside of the insulation being burned off of them, tliev were very little damaged and can he easily re paired. The building was mostly cor rugated iron und the sides are stand ing hut the interior v. us completely i gulled. 1 defeated bv Judge Spencer, the re publican nominee. Out of -10 senators being elected, 28 had been uncounted for curlv today They were: Alabama, rliinkhcnd democrat: Arkansas, Robinson, dem ocrat; Delaware, Hall, repuhlicun.; Georgia. Harris, democrat: Idaho, Horuh. republican: Illinois. McCor- mick, republican : jowa, ivenvon. re publican; Kansas. Capper, republl cnn: Louisiana, Hnnsdell mid Guv democrats; Muine, Kernuld. republic can. (elected last September;! Mas sachusetts, Wulsh. democrat: Minne sota. Nelson, republican: Mississippi, Harrison, democrat : Missouri, Spen cer, republican : Nebraska. Norris, re puhlicun; New Hampshire. Keves and Moses, republicans: New Jersev. Kdge, (lonf term), and Bnvurd, (short term), republicans; North Carolina. Simmons, democrat; Oregon. Mulkev. (short term), repuhlicun: liliode Is land, Colt, republican: Soulh Cnro- linn. Dial, (long term), I'ollnek, (short term), democrats; South Dakota, Sterling, republican ; Tennessee, Shields, democrat: Virgini.i. .Martin, democrat. In the election for (he house, form er Speaker Cannon was returned to his sent from Illinois for what will he his twenty-second term: Mover Lon don, the onlv socialist in tl. ? hou-ie. was defeated bv former Itcproscnla tive llenrv M. Goldfogle. n democrat, running wilh the republican indorse ment. The loss of the socialist seat, however, was offset bv the election of unolhcr socialist, Victor Heritor of Milwaukee, llerger is under indict ment charged with having violated the enionni-e law. All of the socialist Th ere Are ! AThousand Wa MS pto help "the Government no-t only during the war birb immediately after household Economy Is One Tike the suar subject for instance: 1 For a table drinkselect the one re quiring the least sugar. 4 if k WASTE OF SUGAR THE following, bulletin waa nmonff the most forceful and e!Tcctivo hits of cotirervnl ion propaganda at tho IJow York Food Shew lost monta. It wr.3 put out by tho National Sugar r.cfir.injr Company of New Jersey: "Save the waste 1 "One hundred million cur-s cofTccuscd daily in United States. "Seventy million cup3 tea used daily in United States. "One hundred nnJ seventy million c.:ps tea and coffee. "If even nn nvcrnpo of half a tca rpoo:iful of supar per cup is left umlis-c-lvcd at tho bottom of cups of tea and coflco the v.-r.sto wouli bo 1,7(J0,0(X pounds of sugar daily. "Stir your sugar until it dissolves. It's estimated that one-third toone-half of all sugars used in homes is used in ten and cotTeo Think it over- how is it in your homo? Isn't there a chance for saving?" From AV:e York Times i'.-.-.-.u'v, i"!cm r :'.'. l:13. , ! Tastes like excellent cofFee Postum Needs Less Sugar " There's a Reason 99 ! I is ! '5 ! ! f t ll I ? candidates in New York were beaten, among them .Morris 1 1 it Unlit . candi date for manvor n vcar ago. There wero several women candi dates for congress in tile slate but all were defeated. licpresenlntive Jeanetle Kankin of Montana, the first woman to hold n scat in congress, contested independ ently for a senate seat, alter being defeated :'l the r"!)nhlie:in primaries. 1 6 Bell-ANSI Hot water . - ffip Sure Relief RELL-ANS Wfob indigestion f pPIotikEEN cents Jfe g fir ; MJajMC ' Pi rW i t . ) i ! . ; ARGE quantities of SkwoiA are pur chased by the Government to be sold to the Soldiers and Sailors. We aim to maka ShinoiA cost the men serving their country and the public back of the men, as little as possible. War conditions torn men's heads to profit making.! We believe friends and users are more valuable than the profit of the moment That i3 why you can buy ShikoiA at the same price as always. BLACK - TAN - WHITE - RED - BR0VN PRICE AS ALWAYS TEN CENTS Bright Outlook for Victory ....Many iiestions of supremo Inipor Cnmo to tho liberty loving peoples of the world ore being settled nn the bntllo field. The outcome Is no Ion iser in doubt. Them Is a hrinlil out look for victory for the allied ruusu the cause of freedom and Justice, ESTABLISHED ISSS CASH AND CARRY Moans that you pay tlio fash and carry the poods, and save delivery expenses, chargiiig'aecouiits, book keeping and credit losses. The Truax Store is now opening up a large and varied assortment of New Holiday (foods. This store is well equipped to'serve you and now is the time to make your selections and buy before the Holiday rush. (ioods are scarce and the problem this rear is to get them. etter come in now. Xow is the time to buy. Try our 20 cent Coffee. Fair Dealing anil Courteous Treatment. The Truax Company 327 E. Main. Medford. ml.