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Ye Smudge Pot
- By Arthur Perry.
Tho election of Walter M. Pierce,
the Demo-Klano candidate fur gover
nor hows what a few tears and a lot
of wind, liberally mixed with aoft
soap, will do for a chronic officcseek
er. Mr. Pierce, the most amiable poli
tician who ever slapped a bach, or
tried to tear out a hand by the roots,
. will have a republican legislature to
hold him down, and keep Oregon from
giving an imitation of North Dakota.
Me has been a consistent admirer of
Rentier forms of radicalism, such as
the Non-Partisan league, and some
times looks with longing eyes on half
baked socialistic notions of high-powered
niittlness. The human larnyx also
demonstrated by Mr. Pierce's , 200
speeches, that it can stand a lot of
wear and tear. His big majorities
came from the city of Portland, whoso
exposition dream for 11127 was substan
tially slapped on the face of early re
turns. The Compulsory School mil, a Uol-Bhevlki-tiiinted
measure, apparently
carried, and the red flags wave a trifle
gayer today in Moscow and Petrograd.
Portland, the great religious and pur
ity center, the fires of its unholy relig
ious bigotry burning brightly, also put
over this Injustice. Multnomah county
gave it a majority that the sano dis
tricts are not liublo to ovorconio. When
the smoke of battle has cloarcd away
the commercial clubs will send out
literature to attract new settlors, and
wonder why they do not respond.
There will also bo hotnlr caravans
from metropolitan spots manifesting i
great interest in tho future welfare of
"Oregon, My Oregon."
Throughout the cumpaign the high
muck-a-mucks of the republican party
manifested no soul stlrring lnterost in
the party nominee. They profossed
not to know what ailed them, but the
rank and fllo did, Irrespective of how
they voted. They issued a platform
which was n maBterpicco of tomfool
ery, and a conglomeration of nothing,
that will never bo equalled. It was not
worth a tlnkor's unathoma, and any
one placing that valuation upon it Is
liable to prosecution for profiteering.
They ondorsed and approved every
thing that by no stretch of tho imag
ination could be an isstio in the cam
paign, und from start to finish fougut
the victor on a battlefield of Ills own
chousing. For Instance they glorlflod
tho Harding administration, and fa
vored tho iniincdiato removal of Ainor
lcnn troops from the Khlno, along with
40 other IssueB of similar vitalncss to
this great and undeveloped common
wealth. The republican 11122 platform
takes the cake for pirfle and childish
ness. The democratic party in the
state used good judgment, for once.
They fretted some about tho Hsklmos
of North librudor. but issued no plat
form of any stupenduousness. Ilonco,
the pooplo do not know how they feel
towards a helping hand to China, and
olhor bunk that was of no moro con
cern to Oregon than a band of Kurds
In the desert wastes of Abyslnnln.
The noxt important work is to equip
th'o republican party In Oregon with a
backbone. Otherwise, a political vam
pire, with a spno and a good pair ot
lungs, will como along in 1924. and
win something besides a moral victory
when tho votes are counted,
i Nationally, there was a strong Incli
nation to go crazy and democratic, but
Providonce saved tho day. Eight yoara
Is not a long time, but tho musses, in
spots, forgot tho Wood row Wilson
fizzle. A Jlryan has finally been
elected to Something In Nebraska
where tflcy know them well.
. The solar Bystom, despite the elec
tion, is pottering along as well as
..1.1 I. nvnnilnil with t ll t ('lllini'l its
got.
There is an excellent opportunity
for the state to recover from lis folly.
It canio through tho Great War, and
. several ovangollsUc meetings, without
holmr bunged up permanently, it. ai
ways looks gloomy the morning alter.
As Coorgo Collins remurked, when his
Store burned up: "It might have been
worse." . ' ,
i . .
there wllf be a union prayer service
tomorrow, Thursday afternoon, at 3
.). in. In the First Metnouisi m'icuiui
church-
Quill
TIhj new skirls make the women
Too many young men who .long
The olil-rashioned religiuus revival depended on faith. And so
does a business revival.
Xo doubt Europe thinks of Columbus as the man who 'discovered
soinetliing to blame for everything. y '
Russia must remember, however,-.that one can't have a southern
exit without having a southern exposure.
Knowledge that space is infinite brings little consolation to the
man who is looking for a place to park.
"When planning a modern parly, the hostess must provide some
thing for the young folks to do between kisses.
The greatest enemy of the Christian religion isn't the Turk, but
the prciieher who has to explain and resign.
A western surgeon snys health
btomaeh lining. Don't forget the
Correct this sentence: "Merciful goodness!" cried the husband.
"Have you been running the household on as little as that?"
Jack: An instrument used to raise a ear. Also a menus of lift
ing people into high society.
Paris may dictate fashions, but
, Franco for naughty novels.
The chief objection to inalienable rights is the amount of fighting
required to keep them inalienable.
The concert of nations will be
and France decide which is to piny
Our own notion if) that divorce luwyers would starve to death
if all husbands helped with the supper dishes.
. -M'LODD ITEMS
Mrs. C. C. Ferris and .Miss Dorothy
Peterson and little Los Stewart were
visitors nt the school this month.
Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson spent two
days visiting rrlcuds and attending
Teachers Institute. In Medford. .
O. II. Stewart, chulrmau of District
81, Bpcnt Friday at tho Teachers Insti
tute. , W. G. McDonald and J. E. McDonald
made a business trip to Medford last
Monday. . "
Miss Ikola and Gladys McDonald
were pleasant callers at Mr. and Mrs.
Tusser's Sunday. Mr. Ikola made u
business trip to Medford lust Satur
day. Mrs. Young, Mrs. llasklns, Mrs.
Emory woro Medford cullers last Fri
day. N. T. McDonald visited his brother,
W. O. McDonald and family for two
weeks.
Mrs. J. E. McDonald's friends are
sorry to learn of hor rotum to Roches
ter, Minn., for u second oporatlou of
Inward goiter.
Joyco Scott celebrated her eighth
birthday Oct. 21, 11)22. Those present
were Misses Sicned Ikola, Gladys Mc
Donald, lloulah Phillips, Vivian Emory
u! ho Raymond Phillips, Uirino Phillips
and Glenn llasklns.
I.. M. Plillllps invited everyone to
attend Sunday school at Trail, from
10:30 n. m. to 12:30 p. m.
Dr. Van Scoyoc of Mod ford, spent
last week at his resort on Elk creek.
Lester Phillips, who completed the
grammar grades In tho Hatchery
school lust year, entered high school
ut Springfield, hut decided it was too
far from home and returned.
The Hill Construction Co. has blast
ed tho big roek between tho Iloguo
River ranch and .McCloud store. It
will bo very difficult to travel this
road for some timo.
Tho Hatchery school has nn atten
dance' of fifteen pupils. Tho work Is
progressing nicely and tho children
nro Intensely Interested.
The construction work on this part
of tho Crater Lnko highway is noarlng
completion,
L. M. Phillips repaired the school
houso roof last Saturday.
Mrs. James Casey la suffering from
a very soro finger caused by u splin
ter. She has had to make several
trips to the doctor.
C. C. Ferris took a week's vacatlon
to hunt In tho Meadows district lust
week. They report no luck.
James Casey, Miss Vera Casey and
Miss Dorothy Peterson and some
friends made a plcusant trip to Med
ford last, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson were
pleasant callers at the Stewart homo
last Thursday.
Mrs. llasklns of tho llasklns and
Hayes saw mill has beou quite scriotia
ly III from n fall. She Is confined nt
the Sacred Heart hospital in Modford.
Miss Dorothy Peterson Is helping
Mrs. Winifred S. Stewart during tho
school year.
Miss Gladys McDonald was sick with
a cold ami was unable to attend school
the first of tho week.
.Mrs. Susanne II. Carter and Miss E.
Htirr visited the Hatchery District last
week anil were thoroughly shocked
over tho miserable condition ot tho
Hatchery school building. People nro
tad so high to run tho county these
days that tho school districts are
neglocled. County officials ure com
plaining of poor wages paid those In
the educational field, little do they
know or care what the farmer realizes
for his year's hard work after his
taxes and living expenses are paid.
Points
look lunger, but not the men.
to make n killing, begin on time.
depends on the condition of the
brake linings.
it is no longer necessary to go to
more harmonious when Kngland
second fiddle.
Goorgo Sanders took dinner with
the Stewarts Sunday.
W. A. Stewart and Nels Olson made
n trip to Abbot llutte for cattlo this
week. It was a stormy, snowy trip.
The larger school children and their
teacher, Mrs. Winifred S. Stewart and
Miss Dorothy Peterson dressed as gob
lins and witches visltod somo of the
homes and reminded them that it was
Hallowe'en Tuesday evening. An en
joyable time was spent at the Rogue
101 k Resort listening to music furnish
ed by the Victrola until after 10.
- Miss E; llurr, school supervisor, pre
sented to O. It. Stewart,- chairman of
District 84, a picture, copy of tho fa
mous masterpiece, Sir Galahad; pro
viding the district would framo It. S.
W. Hutchinson and O. It. Stewart are
pondering the situation. They feel
that the picture demands an elaborate
framo, but fear that the district can
not afford this added expense.
. Pupils of the Hatchery District
whoso names appear on the roll of
honor for this month are Violet Phil
lips, Beulah Phillips, Roymond Phil
Hps, Joyce Scott and and Fern Gordon.
Colds, grippe and tho blockade in the
road have caused many absences in
'the school this month.
I Mrs. S. W. Hutchinson was a pleas
ant visitor at the school this month.
Resolution
Whereas: The Medford Hospital So
ciety, Inc., has sustained a great loss
in tho death of its secretary. Dr.
I Charles J. Nichols, therefore be It
Vosolved: That we horoby express our
. tloep appreciation ot his worth and
1 work both In his profession and as
Bocretary of this society and deeply
deplore tho termination of his associa
tion with us in our work. Do It further
RESOLVED: That this society ten
ders to tho mother und tho widow and
to tho other relatives, of the deceased
our heartfelt sympathy In tholr be
reavement which wo sharo. Ho it
further
RESOLVED: That a copy ot these
resolutions bo forwarded to Dr. Nich
ols' mother and his widow, nnd that
they bo spread upon the minutes ot
'this society and be printed In tho Med
ford newspapers. Signed:
MRS. J. C. PENDLETON.
COY R. SIMS.
WM. I). HAMILTON. 197
National Fruit Cleaning Machine
DomoiiHtratlons of tho new model
fruit cleaning machine inado by The
National Fruit Cleaning Co., may bo
seen soon In Medford. For further In
formation address Miss E. Renter,
Jacksonville, Ore. 200
With Medford trade is Medford mado.
REAPING BENEFIT
Fmm Hie Kx'.H'rU'i.eo of Mi'iKonl
I'roplr.
W'p are fortunate Indent to bp nblc
to profit by tho oxperionee of our
noiKlil.irH. The public uttcrunreR of
Mod font ri'Mdonts nn tin? following?
tuibjttrt will Interest and benefit many
of our readers. Kead thin statement.
No better proof can be had.
K. 1.. Kaufnuin, 3-411 N. Crape St.,
Medford. says: "I know the value
of Doan's Kidney Tills as I havo used
them off and on for years with good
results. At times my kidneys were
disordered duo to n cold settling on
them and toy bark was lame and
ached severely. My kidneys acted Ir
roKUlarty at these times, too, but
Doan's Kidney rills have always re
lieved these troubles and put my kid
neys In Rood condition."
Trice tiOe at all dealers. Pon't
simply nsk for o kidney remedy get
loun's Kidney Pills tho same that
Mr. Kaufman had. Foster-Mllhurn
Co.. Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. Y. . Adv.
BAY STATE SLENDER
i BOSTON, Nov. S. Campaign man-
agcrs of Colonel William A. Caston.f
announced this afternoon that a re
count of the ballots cast In yester
day's senatorial election would be
asked. . On the face of the returns
compiled today Colonel Caston was
defeated by Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge by a plurality of 1913 votes.
' DOSTON, Nov. 8. Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge, republican leader of
tho senate, led William A. Gaston,
democrat, by 1503 votes in tho re
turns from all but two precincts in
the state. The vote was Gaston 413,'
008; Lodgo 414,511.
BOSTON'. Nov. 8. Senator enrv
Cabot Lodge was reelected over Wil
liam A. Gaston,, democrat, yesterday
o ya plurality of 1945. The vote of
tile stato complete was: Gaston
414. 730: Lodee 41C.fl7."i. A rnennnt
of the vote-for senator undoubtedly
will be aBked by Colonel Gaston, his
associates said.
DOSTON. Nov. 8. Senator Lodge
held a lead of 3583 voter, over his
democratic opponent, William A.
Gaston, in returns from all but 13
election precincts ,ln tho state tabu
lated early today; . The missing pre
cincts woro in Worcester and Boston.
1 44.
NATIONAL RESULTS
(Hy tho Associated Press.)
.
United States senators elected
or leading their opponents in
todays returns were:
4- Arizona, Ashurst, democrat.
California, Johnson, republi-
can.
Connecticut, McLean, repub-
llcan.
Delaware. Bavard. dnmnomt
Florida, Trammcll, democrat.
Georgit, George, democrat.
4s Illdiuna. Ralstnh. riemnrrat.
Inwn Tlrnr-,lrliiivt i-nnnMinnn
Maine. " Hale.'' (elected last
September.) 1
Maryland. Bruce, democrat.
Massacliussetts'. Lodge, re-
publican. ' '
Michigan, Ferris, democrat".
Minnosotn. Snlnstend. fnrm-
er-labor. leading' Kellogg, re-
v publican. - ' " -
Mississippi. Stephens, demo
crat. ' "
'Missouri, Reed, democrat.
Montana, Wheeler, democrat.
4- leading. ... .
Nebraska, Ifvell, renubli-'
can. , 1 , , 1
Nevada. Plttman. denloer.it.
leading. , , .. ,
New Jersey ."lldwards, demo-
crat. ' t
New Mexico. J6nes. democrat.
leading on fragmentary returns.
New York. Coneland. demn-
crat.
North Dakota, O'Connor,
democrat, leading.
S Ohio, Fcss. republican.
Pennsylvania, Pepper and
Reed (short and long term)
republican.
Rhode Island, Gorry, demo-
cral.
Tennessee, McKellar, domo-
?.crnt. ,
Texas, 'Mayflold, democrat.
Utah. Bamberger, renublican.
Vermont. Greene, renublican.
leading King, democrat.
Virginia. Swalison, democrat.'
Washington! Thill, democrat,
West Virginia! Ncelcy, demo
! crat. leading Sutherland, repub-
llcan. v
Wisconsin, La Follctte. re
publican, i
Wyoming, Kendrlck, demo-
crat. ' '
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rub well over the throat
v V A F O Rum
Ova 17 Million Jan Used Yeatlu
Hidden beauty
in your haii
IN every womin'i hair
hidden beauty is wait
ing to be brought out by
the Wildroot treatment.
You will be nurprised to
ee how quickly these two
preparations will change
your whole appearance.
WILDROOT
Hair Tonic mi Liquid Shampoo
For salt tv
Strang's Drug Store
SHOT, PIG FANCIER
FORHERjSENATOR
DK'S MOINES, la.. Nov. 8. Smith
Ilrockhart, -who . was ..elected L'nited
States senator from Iowa Is a farmer,
b soldier and a lawyer. He . raises
Duroc Jersey nits, e rune a and nnulp
trees on a farm at the. odge of Wash
ington. He is a nationally known In
structor in rifle and small arms shoot
ing and ho is one of." three brothers
who conduct a modest law oUice on
tho main street of Washington. He
was born in a log cabin just south of
tile Iowa line, in Missouri in .
His hobbies are rifle shooting, self
education and politics. He has carried
off medals in all parts of the country
for marksmanship.
DES MOINES, Iowa, Nov. 8 Re
vised figures compiled by the Associ
ated Press from returns from G29 pre
cincts on soldiers bonus give: Yes
129,474; no 55,209.
DES MOINES, Iowa, Nov. 8 Re
vised figures compiled by the Associ
ated Press at eight a. m. from 10S3
precincts out of 2348 for United States
senator gives Brookhart, republican,
193,651; Herring, democrat, 120,050.
DES MOINES, Iowa, Nov. 8 Re
turns from C31 precincts In the state
for the soldiers' bonus: Yes 121,099,
no 52,971. -
OBITUARY
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Satchwell left
this afternoon for Shedd, Oregon,
where they were called by the news
of the suden death of H. U. Satch
well, brother and postmaster at
Shedd. Death was due to heart fail
ure. Deceased was one of tho first
representatives of tho PJ & E. in this
city, where ho was well known.
No more
has iHftte
'from yottrjace, mother!0
S, S. 5. It the Great Builder of Red
. Blood-Cells and Rheumatism
Muit Go! Juat Try It!
"RhtMimatlftm? Me? No, Indeed. It's
all gone, every bit of it! It's sunatiioQ
anil joy for me now for the first time In
years. I feel a wonderful glory ajvttiin In
the free motion I used to bare wbca my
days were younger. I look at my hand
had think of the twists and swellings I hey
used to hare. I hend way over to the
floor. I haven't been able to do tb.it In
ai.iny Tears. I can thank S. S. S. for It
all! To me It hqs a rlslnff sun of Joy nnd
liberty. Brothers and sisters in misery,
do not close your eyes and think that
hrnltu, five motion nnd strength are pone
fmm oii forever! It Is not so. It la here
nnd now for nil of you, S. B. R. Is wait
ing to help you." There is a reason why
S. S. S. will help you. When you Increase
the mini her of your red-blood rells, the
entire sj stein undergoes tremendous
-hsnpe. 1'rrrytbinR depends on blood
Mrrunth. Mood which Is minus sufficient
red-eells lends to a Iour Ht of troubles.
Itheuinntlftm Is one of Ihera. S. S. S. it
the great blood-cleauser, hlood-bullder,
system si rctiM liener, nerve Invigorator. It
steps skin eruptions, too, pimples, blaek
heail. acne, boils, eczema. It builds up
tun don-u. tired men and women, benutl
is .i.mplexlnns. makes the flesh firmer.
mrt S. S. S. tortuy. It Is sold at all drug
stores in two sizea. The larger size bottle
is the more eronuiulcul. v
rthfc rori real
m bS$9 i3 e yourself again
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Everything in the line of
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This book contains valuable information.
FOR
ncautifiil heavily wooded lots for summer homes on the banks
of Rogue river, 20 miles from Medford on the new Ornter Lake High
way. Lots nro lOOxitOO with road to each lot. Only 800 feet from
Highway to back of lots. .Special price till January 1st, $100.00 per
lot. A number of Med ford's best citizens have purchased these lots
and you should select now before they arc nil gone. -
45 acre unimproved ranch. Qnnrter mile frontago on the beau
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HAVE YOU HEARD THE MOST
UNIQUE MAN OF THE HOUR?
- MR. HAL H. URDAHL
'Author, Lecturer and Teacher of that most
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? "The Key of Knowledgee"
Mr; Urdahl brings to Modford' a message of
. intellectual 'and spiritual invigoration which will
lift. ybu upward and onward regardless of your
position and condition. The Portland Orcgonian
says of him: "In his address last night Mr. Ur
dalil proved himself a gifted and forceful speaker
witli tJic -capcibility of commanding close interest
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NATATORIUM ;-.:
8 o'Clock TONIGHTNov. 8 ' -
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SALE!
saw nltacliment. Nearly, now and
iinmcdiiito snle, $03.00.
In perfect