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MEDTORD MAiTJ TRIBUNE, rFT)FORT, ORKOON". MONDAY, NOVEMBER fi. -1022
Latest Gossip From European.
Social and Political Circles
iviit lolls from Ins i-slatea. UuL 1 tear
In: U'h-h not lift much nowadays.
lly DANIEL O'CON'M'I.I.,
InU'J-imliiimil .Ncmh Keivirc Staff
C'om'HiMHiilciit.
DUNLIN, Nov. Uoi'b any Irlsh
Aiwrlcnn wont a rustle or a mansion
in Ireland? Jf so. ! run wuun; one
rlirlit now nt a very moderate i harue.
In fact they are koIiik ui-KKiiitc. Here
In a rhnnco of a lifetime lor tin? win
nt some former evicted farmer who
was thrown on the roadside ly some
aristocratic landlord to return and
purchuRft tho lioino of tho lord of the
manor. I'ustlcs and mansions, tin
honied of ,fluk. lords and earls are
now (in the market and can lie pur
chased for the price of an ordinary
suburban residence, but nobody wants
tlicm.
If you inireliiiBo a castle It Is not
1 Call a physician. Then begin
I "emergency" treatment with
V A PO RUB
Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly
rertnin that you will hv uWowviX to
live there. Nothing is your own now
adays In Ireland, hnruufto nt any mo
ment your most valuable poHHeXMbniH
may be com man dee red by rovintc
KanKK of int'ii to help them In their
fitfht for the republic. Mun.slonH citi
turies old have In many parts of the
country been razed to the ground in
fiames. in them were priceless treas
ures, stub as ()hl pietureH and lurni
t ure t hat an never be replaeed, but
somehow no one wenis to mind. The
Duke of Uevonsh ire's castle at Lis
towel, which Ih nald to be more beau
tiful than Kintf (leore's rustic at
Windsor, was lately tho scene of a
desperate flnht hetwei-n the republi
cans and free staters and was saved
from the flames only by the greatest
of luck. Usui ore castle, which is on
1 1 10 hanks of tho Illackwutei (the
Irish Khiue), Is surrounded by a 1iukc
wall more than a mile in length. Hk
furniture and pictures nlonn arc
worth, It Is said, more than a million
dollars. Tho duke, who was formerly
tfovoriior-Konernl- of ' rn inula, owns
hutfe eslates in Ireland, bi-sldes beiiiK
ground landlord of almost half of
'ork city. He used to draw immense
l for (he women the
l.ilb-ii out ol un
ion;' imo. They act
as dispatch car
riers and brinfc
t he revolvers and
bombs to the am
bush e r s who
make their attack
from Mreot cor
ners. They carry
on a propaganda
campaign w i t .li
mit ceasing, and
in o v e r y way
' even more ih.tn
. men. A new role
L1 . ,n,,y have recently'
I adopted, and that
" is they have bo-
come nmbushers
in Dublin. They
throw bombs and
fire revolvers at
t h e froo state
Xamt icVucyo-'v I troops now as reg
ularly as their
brothers do. A few days ago three of
them standing most unsuspectingly in
the street hurled t hriii bombs at a
parly of froo state soldiers passing
In an automobile. The bombs missed
their objectives, but n number of
oi her 'Wot ne n st a tiding near opened
fire wlih six-ebamher revolvers. Two
Had it not bci'i
IimMoiii would li.i
Ue Valera parly
Wi - - f
men and a boy were Injured, but
none (if tlie free state soldiers were.
A horse and cab passing took flight
and dashed in... a railed area. Tin
horse wiiij mi injuied thai he had (o
be killed.
Tlie booze bosses in I'lster are tak
ing serious alarm at the contem
plated action of the government of
making shorter hours for saloons.
Tho Distillers and Wholesale Spirit
.Merchants association, which is back
ed by tho interests, has decided to
fight the Craig government upon the
issue,
Mrs. Maude (lonne MaeP.rido, tho
well-known Irish woman republican
leader whoso husband was shot by
i ho .British for his connection with
tho JOaster week rising In liiltl, was
addressing n meeting in Dublin with
several other women republicans.
Shp. was denouncing tho froo staters
and had as a platform a jaunting car.
Tho horse wont to sleep. Tho women
woro pitched in the roadway and tho
mooting broken up.
UVK ltUiHT TO-DAY : Bonwt not
thyself of to-morrow; for thou know
est not what a day may bring forth.
Proverbs J ; 1.
OLDER BOYS MEET
EUGENE DECEMBER V
The Western Oregon Older Boy's
conference will convene at Eugene
December 1-3. Delegations of boys
from different parts of Jackson coun
ty are planning on attending. It will
be remembered that similar confer
ences have been held in different cit
ies of southern Oregon in past years.
I.aHt year the state committee of the
Yong Men's Christian Asssociation
held seven or eight such gatherings
in different strategic localities in
Oregon and Iduho. ' This year it is
planned to hold a fewer number but
to Include more territory In each con
ference district. The conclave a!
Eugene will probably be atteudod by
500 boys at least.
Any bby of fifteen years of age or
over may attend. The Ashland dele
gation from the high school Y. M..
C. A. Is planning on driving through
to the conference. It Is probable
that Prof. Briscoe will accompany
them.
Medford Hl-Y has a committee ap
pointed to work up the delegation.
THYE TO GRAPPLE
J.
PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 6. Jack
Dod. of Sacramento, Calif., was here
today for a wrestling match 'Wednes
day night, with TUye of Portland. Dod
was sent here by Ad Santnl of San
Francisco, claimant of the light mid
dleweight championship whom Thye
had challenged, but who refused to
meet Thye except at catchweights
Thye weights 172 and Santel 190 and
Thye declined to meet Santell unless
the latter could mnke his weight
Dod, who weighs 173, wrestled San
tel to a draw three weeks ago.
With Mertfnrd Trade Is Medford mrtde.
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
Day or Night
Copy of the Official Ballot for Tomorrow's Election
MAKE A CROSS (X) BETWEEN THE NUMBER AND THE NAME OF EACH CANDIDATE VOTED FOR
State and District
For Representative in Congress, FIRST DISTRICT, Benton
Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia! Coos, ' Curry, Douglas,
Jackson, Josephine, Lane, Lincoln, Linn, Marion, Folk,
Tillamook, Washington and Yamhill Counties.
Vote for One
IB
W. O. IIAWLEY, of Marlon County
Republican
Fr QoTernor.
Vote for One
IS
HEX W. OLCOTT, of Marlon County
Republican
14
WALTER M. PIERCE, of Union County
Democratic
For State Treasurer.
Vote for One
15
O. P. HOFF, of Multnomah County
Republican
16
F. L. TOU VliLLE, of Jackson County
Democratic
For Justice of the Supreme Court.
Vote for Three
17
GEO. H. BURNETT, of Marlon County
Rep.-Dem.
18
JOIIX McCOUJtT, of Multnomah County
Rep.-Dem.
19
JOIIX Ij. HAND, of Raker County
Rep.-Dem.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Vote for One
20
J. A. CIUUtOIIIM,, of Baker County
Rop.-Dom.
21
S. 8. OHOltOK, of T.nno County
Independent
For Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and In
spector of Factories and Workshops. Vote for One
22
O. If. ORAM, of Multnomah County
nep.-Dom.
23
11. If. HAN8KN, of Multnomah County
Independent
For Commissioner of tho Public Service Commission of
. Oregon. Vote for Ono
24
THOMAS K. rAMl'ltluMi, of Multnomah County Rep.
25
Gl'S K. KRIfKSKX, of Multnomah County Independent
26
T. M. KKRUKJAX, of Multnomah County
For Judge of Circuit Court, First Judicial District, Jackson
and Josephine Counties. Vote for One
27
15. K. KKI.I.Y, of Jackson County
Democratic
28
O. SI. THOMAS, of Jackson County
Jtepubllcuii
For Senator, Sixth Senatorial District, Jackson County.
Vote for One
29
NKWTOX W. Il()lll)i:x. ot Jackson County Democratic
30
(iKOlU'iK AV. DL'NX, of JackRon County Republican
For Representative, Eighth Representative District, Jackson
County. Vote for Two
31
JOHN 11. CAHKIV, of Jackson County
Republican
32
33
llAl.I'H 1 COWUILIj, of Jackson County Republican
J. O. ltl;. of Jackson County
Democratic
34
ALIOK K. HAXIiKV, of Jackson County Independent
County
For County Commissioner.
Voto for One
35 GKOHGE AliFOKI)
Republican-Democratic
For Constable, Medford Justice District. Vote for One
ItEFERRED' TO THE TEOI'IE BIT T1IE LEGISLATIVE
ASSEMBLY
Submittal liy tlis Irinlature AMENDMENT PERMITTING LINN COUNTY TAX LEVY
TO PAY OUTSTANDING WARRANTS rurpoit: To mni1 ntetioa 10 of article
l of the ronatitulk'ii of Uie Hute of Oregon so to require tlie auaaal levy
of a tax of two mitle on the dotler on all tualile property of I.lnn county, Oregon,
until all warrants of aald county outstanding December 31, 1021, are paid with
h'-riil intereat and permitting such levy to be made in exceaa of tlie Ihnitatiorie
flxiil by atild grrtlnn III nf iirliile XT. . Vote YES or NO
300
Yes
301
No
Submitted by the Lcfrlnlaturr AMENDMENT PERMITTING LINN AND BENTON COUN
TIES TO PAY OUTSTANDING WARRANTS I'urpoif: To imend ectioti 10 of
article XI of tlie const i tut! on of the State of Oregon, 10 as to require the amiunl
levy of a tux of two in 11 In on the dollar on all taieble property of Linn County.
Ori-Ron, until such time an all wttrrtinU of said county outstanding December 31,
10:11, are paid with legal interest and to permit an lsue of bonda by lienton
county when authorized by a nmjorily vote of the jwople of said county votlnj
tlierpon, In tho amount of Hnid county 'a warrants ouretjiittling December 81, 1921,
for the payment of which no fundn were Uipii available. Vote YES or NO
302 Yes
303 , No
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION
Initiated by the Orejfon Single Tux League: Arthur Hroclr. -President. 006 Harold
Avenue, Portland, Oregon; Alfred 1. C'rldgr, Vice President, 54 Kant 22d Street
North, Portland, Orepon; Christina H. Mnr-k, Secretary, 310 Stock Exchange
HuiHhifT, Portland, Oregon (residence address, Umatilla. Oregon); and J. it.
lliTiminti, Uun.tirer, 1)10 Stock Kxclimifrc lluildiiur, Portland, Oregon SINGLE
TAX AMENDMENT Purpose: To amend section 1 of article IX of the const Uh
tion of the State of Oregon to read aa follows: From July 1, 11)23, to nod
Including July 1, 191! 7, nil revenue for maintenance of e-tate, county, municipal
and district government shall be raised by a tux on land Irrespective ot improve
ments therein or thereon and thereafter the full rental value of land. Irrespective
of improwmentfi, shall be tuken In lieu of all other taxes for the maiutainaitee
of government, and fur such other purposes na the people may direct.
Vote YES or NO
304 Yes
305
No
Initiated by the Atlantic-Pacific IUjrhwav and Electrical Exposition; Franklin T. Griffith,
(ITI) KUiott Avenue, Portland, Orciiim; !eo, h. Uuktir. 045 East 28th Street.
' Portland, Oregon; Krucry Olmstead, 03fi Tillamook Street, Portland, Orenon;
Win, I lun ley, liurn-t. Oregon; A. II. I. en, 660 Thompson Street, Portland, Qreiftm;
J. b Daly, (125 I laker Street. Portland. Oregon: Guv W. Talbot, 252 Klny
Street, Portland, Oregon; V. W. Hurrah. 018 Tuslin Strflet, Pendleton, Oregon;
V. II, Peckehuih, 4() 1. Street. Salem, Oregon, coiistltutlng the ilanngimj Com
mittee 1925 EXPOSITION TAX AMENDMENT Purpose: To authorire the
city of Portland to rulae 3,000,000 by levying ami collecting a special tax of
$1,000,000 each year for three years beginning not later than 1924, and expend
the mime as authorized by the voters of said city nt any general or special elec
tion, to pay tlie expense of holding an exposition in the year 1925 or as soon a
posilile thereafter to advertise the resources, product, commerce, Industrie nud
general advantages of the State of Oregon and city of Portland, and validating
any preceding or concurrent city legislation carrying same Into effect.
Vote YES or NO
308 Yes
309
No
Initiated by State Taxpayers League of Oregon: W. J. Fulerton, Warren, Oreg. n; Win.
Ilunley, It urns, Oregon; C E. Ingslls, CorvallM. Oregon: K. C. Judd, Astoria,
Oregon: II, I-. Kuhl. Canyon Oity, Oregon; A. II. I.aKollett, Salem. Oregon; E.
W. iU'Comna, Pendleton, Oregon; Clyde M. McKay, Uend, Oregon; George Miller,
I,n Grande, Oregon; H. W. Sleeman, Portland, Oregon; II. O. Steams, Yoncalla,
Oregon: 1. V. Temple, Pendleton, Oregon: Ohas. II.- AVieder, Albanv, Oregon;
legislative Committee INCOME TAX AMENDMENT Purpose: To require
thut one-half of the tax levy for state expenses each year be levied on net
Incomes of natural persons and corporations beginning with 1924, the annual
rate of income tax to be fixed by dividing the amount of tax required by the total
net amount of all incomes subject to such tax; providing personal exemptions of
from 5S00 to $1,000 for unmarried persons and from 91,000 to f-1,500 for
married persons and $200 additional for each dependent, also life insurance,
gifts, betnieuts, devises and inheritances, and charitable corporations and cor
porations exempted br United States income tax laws. Vols YES or NO
310 Yes i
311 No :
Initiated bv Ira H. Sturges, Ilaker, Oregon; Iir. Robert O. Ellsworth. Pendleton, Oregon;
Harold U Id win, I'rineville. Oregon; B. Daggett, Itedmond, Oregon; Lewis II.
Irving, iladraa, Oregon; Colin K. Davis, The Dalles, Oregon; Leslie O. Johnson,
M and, field, Oregon; t). A. Swope, Grants Pasa, Oregon; W, K. Harris, Roseburg,
Oregon; John It. Penland, Albany, Oregon; J. It. Jefferv, Seaside, Oregon; F. C.
tlolilmugli, St, Helena. Oregon; O. O. Ilolon. McMimiville, Oregon; E. h. Johnson.
IhllalNiro, Oregon COMPULSORY EDUCATION BILL Purpose: Requiring
t any parent, guanllan jr other person having control, charge or custody of a
tlii Id over eight and under sixteen -rears of ace, from and after September 1.
lyif., to send aueh child to a public school during the entire school year, ex
cepting: (a) children phvaioalv unable; b) children who have completed the
eigiith grade: c) childreii between the sgea of eight and ten living more than
one and one-half miles, and children over ten years of age living more than
three miles from a public school, except when transportation is furnished;
d children taught by parent or private tencher. Vote YES or NO
314
Yes
315
No
City of Medford
For Mayor.
: Vote for One
36
E. C. CADDIS
37
KEXJ. V. LINDAS
3S
JOIIX M. ROOT
For City Recorder
Vote for1 One
39
M. Jj. ALFOIIO
40
maktix Mcdonough
For City Treasurer.
Vote for One
41
Ii. E. DEAN
42
I-INNIE HANSCAM
43
MARY HASWELIi WEBBER
For Councilman First Ward.
Vote for Two
44
J. II. RUTLER
45
J. W. JACOBS
46
P. V. MEDYNSKI
47
M. G. MORDOFF
For Councilman, Second Ward.
Vote for Two.
48
O. O. AI.EXUERFER
49
50
II. K. GUDEIIUE
E. H. JAN'XEV
51
52
C. O. MURRAY
JAMES STEWART
For Councilman. Third Ward.
Vote for Two
53
J. II. BOWMAN
54
A. J. CHOSE
55
J. W. DRESSIJSR
56
It. W. TAIL
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Abstractor.
MIItHAY lUiOS. & GKEENE--bstI'acts
ot Title. Rooms 3 and 5.
No. 32 North Central Ave., upstairs.
Jackson County
ABSTRACT CO.
The only complete Title
System in Jackson
County. '
Abstracts of Title and
Title Insurance.
1 BuiliUn Slaterlula
MEDFORD CEMENT BRICK &
BLOCK WORKS Specialize in all
kinds of cement building products.
Cnr.Flr and 'renin wr"""-
Assaycr
F VV. CARNAH AN Metallurgist, Efl ;
Eineer. Management. 114 N. Cent
Medford. ' .
Attorneys
O C BOGGS Lawyer. Specialize
In Real Estate and Probate Law.
30 North Central Ave.
A? E. REAVES Lawyer, office In
Liberty Building.
E E KELLY Lawyer. Resumed
'practice of law. Otfice with Porter
J. Neff. Medford Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Chiropractic Physician
pit. HARVEY P. COLEMAN Chiro
practic and Electro-Therapy. 427-28
Medford Bldg. Phone 9tl5. ffl
517 a! R. HEDGES Neo-EclectiJ!
Physician. DR. luuibe. m. rtB.uun.ci
Naturopathic Chiropractor. Me
chano - Therapy, Spondylotherapy,
Food Sciences, Chiropractic. Office:
Stewart BUlg., 235 E. Main St.
Phones: Office, 170;, Res. 170-J-2.
DR. E. W. HOFFMAN Chiropractic
Physician. Office brs. 9 to 12, s
to 6. Thursday excepted. Suite
203-04-05-06 Liberty Building.
DcntlstH
DH. O. J. JOHNSON Dentist. 228 E.
Main St.. over M. M. Dept. store.
Medford, Oregon. Phone MS; res.
1002-Y. Office hours 9 a. m.-O p. m.
Evening and Sunday by appointment
Expert Accountant
WILSON AUDITING CO. E. M. Wll
boh. C. P. A. Attention given to any
thing in accounting and Income Tax
requirements. Look into our simpU.
fled accounting method. Liberty
Bldg., Medford. Phone 157-R.
Farm Loans
FEDERAL FARM LOANS NOW 6Vi
Applications should be on file by
Oct, 25th for October appraisal.
E. H. Hurd, Secy-Treas., 402 Medfora
Bldg.
" i
Monuments
THE OREGON GRANITE CO. Mon-
ments. E. A. Hicks, general manager.
P. M. Kershaw, sales manager, 10!
E. Sixth St., Medford. tf-
Ostcopatlis
DR. F. Q. CARLOW, DR. EVA MAIN8
CARLOW Osteopathic Physician.
410-418 Liberty Bldg. Phone 904-J-K.
Residence 20 S. Laurel St.
DR. W. W. HOWARD Osteopathia
Physician. Special attention glvelo
to eye, ear, nose and throat. SUV
Liberty Building. Phone 490.
Physicians and Surgeons
DR. J. J. EMMENS Physician an4
Surgeon. Practice limited to eyy.
ear, nose and throat. Eyes scien
tifically tested and glasses supplied.
Oculist and Aurist for S. P. R. K,
Co., Medford Bldg. Phono 6G7.
1
DR. WM. W. P. HOLT Physician
and Surgeon. Offices Medford Bldg.
Phone 165. Residence 118 Genesee
St. ' Phone 165-J-2.
r a nnnapi t ThnininH Bj I
surgeon, in to ai Meaiord mag.
Entrance 3G N. Central. Special
attention to spine. Phone 29.
DR. LINCOLN KALLF.N X-Ray spec-
iallst. Medical and Dental X-Ray
Diagnosis and X-Ray Treatment.
Laboratories 211-213 Liberty llldg.
Office hours 9 a. m. to 12 m. 2-5 p.m.
Telephone: Office, 61; residence,
tfl-J-2.
iyno Instruction
FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher 01
Piano and Harmony. Composing
Arranging. Studio 318 Liberty Bid
Phone 72. J
SADIE E. LACY Piano Instructor.
Special work for children. Studio
301 Liberty Bldg. Phono 157-J. 88
Printers and Publishers
MtrJUb-Urtu PKINT1NQ CO., has ttu
haal ontiinnnri nHnl no nllln. t
Southern Oregon. Book binding,
Itwse leaf ledgers, billing systems,
etc. t-ortiana prices, 27 N. Hr St.
Rug Weaving
.ut.uruftu ruurr nuii WUHKiJ
makes fluff rugs from old and worn
carpets and rugs. Phone 510-M. 706
Fine St.
Transfer
EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE 0CJ
Office 42 North Front St Pinna
ili. Prices right. Services guar
Jlitecd. D VV IS TRANSFER AND STORAGE;
o.t Anyming moved day or
Jiigh t. Service guaranteed. 29 S.
Grape.i, Phone: Office 644, or resi
dences 647-R or 206. tf
Upholstering
. WEIS I'n.'iolstery. Manufacturer
of overstu.Ut, 'd furniture. Full line'
of materials.. Draperies made toi
order. Wo ij all kinds ot uphoW
-o.iiiK. na ...ii una will cair
nd show Bsnni 'es. Phoce 202.
Jacksonville. itt