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Second Section
Eight Pages
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MEDFORD, OHKGOX, FRIDAY. XOVEMBK15 8, 1912!).
No. 230.
MOSES QUIP
ATBANQUET
ROUSES IRE
Reference to Independent
Group of Senate Republi
cans As 'Sons of Wild
Jackasses' Hit By Sena
tor Wheeler Reflection
On Forebears ' Seen
Brookhart Also Rises.
0. M. CODOAP.D TO
HEAD GRANGE OF
TALENT, IS VOTE
TALKXT, Ore., Xov. 8. -Spl.)
Talent Grange elected their officers
lust niht mid a large number of
vlitiiiK grangers were prenent from
Central Point. Kaglu Point, Jack
sonville, Sams Valley and .Lake
Creek. To liven up the meeting,
plenty of outside talent was on
hand, by the rustling of Urothers
Sparrow, Nealon und "Ward.
It was decided, to have Joint in
stallation ceremonies during De
cember. Central Point, Talent and
Jacksonville forming one group,
and KaKle Point. Hams Valley and
Lake Creek funning the other.
The meeting places and day wiil
be set later.
Result of the election warf:
Mastei O. ,.M. G odd aid; overseer,
Lloyd Lacy; lecturer. Ada Bell:
steward. George Galbrith; asuut
i aht steward, Hoy LeVander; chap
lain. Mrs. AVegant; treasurer, Mrs.
. Lydia Gardner; secretary. Floyd
WASHINGTON. Nov. 8. Pj
Tho term "son of wild jackasses,
u remark attributed to Senator J Hell; gate keeper, Clarence Byrd;
t Moses, Jtepublican. New Hanip-' Ceres, Jeanetto McKadden; po
nirc. in referring to the Repuhll- ! mona- Cora Newhouse: Flora, Mar
fan independent 'group of senators
was assailed In tho senate today
by Senator Wheeler, Democrat
Montana, who said constituents of
tho group would resent such state
ments and would take note of
them in the next election.
Moses was quoted us having
made the remark at a dinner for
New Englanders here last night.
Continuing Wheeler said Sena
tor Reed, Republican, Pennsyl
vania, had described the western
group as ,' worse than commu
nists." "These statements," said the
Montanan. addressing himself to
the Republican independents, -"not
only reflect .upon you but they
reflect upon your fathers and your
mothers."
Ho cautioned the western group
to remember these statements
when they go .out to campaign
for the Republican party In the
next elections.
Brookhart Rises.
Senator Brookhart, a Republi
can Independent of Iowa. - nar
rator of the story of the 102C
"Wall Street booze , party" In
Washington, said it was apparent
.guvrlte Petrie; lady assistant, Bell
LeVander; fire insurance agent, U
H. Gallatin, and musician, Mrs.
Boswick.
CUPID FINDS TARGET
SARDINE CREEK AREA
SAKD1M3 CHEEK, Oo., Nov. S.
(Special.) Wo lenrn that Cupid
has been busy in our community
HKitin, as Levi EldridKe, farmer on
tbe upper right fork of tho creek,
was married In Medford this week
to r Mrs. RllzAbeth Bowas, who
recently arrived here from Cali
fornia. Some say Mr. Eldririh-o has
known his bride since her plrlhood,
and others say it was a correspond
ence courtship, as to which we can
not say. but nevertheless wish the
newlyweds happiness and prosperity.
WILLOW SPRINGS CLUB
WILL MEET NOV. 14TH
'it
WILLOW SPRINGS, Ore., Nov.
(Special:) The November
that the Republican regulars did i meeting ! of the Willow Springs
ut need "booze-, ai. these dinner. Thursday club will be,. on the 14th
riso' to the highest pinnacle of
eloquence."
Referring to Moses. t Wheeler,
with a smile said, "there is no
telling what he would have said
If the dinner- had not been dry."
Senator Heflin, Democrat. Ala
lia ma, observed that perhaps the
remarks of the New Hampshire
senator .were inspired by the bib
lical Idea that "the ox knoweth
Ms owner and the ass his master's
rrlb."
Wheeler suggested an interpre
tation by the president officer.
Senator Moses was presiding. He
asked with a smile If Wheeler
at the home of Mrs, J. W. Kldon
on the Pacific highway. It is hoped
that every member can be present.
Please bring your contribution to
tho Christmas candy fund, to help
the finance committee, which will
be appointed at this time. The
meeting will begin promptly at 2
o'clock.
WILLOW SPRINGS STAGE
ACCIDENT NOT SERIOUS
WILLOW SI'KIXCS, Ore.; Nov.
S. (Special) The Hallowe'en
: party irlven at the Willow Snrlnus
were propoundiiiB a parliamentary school house last Saturday evoninf?
question. Answering his own ques- was a (treat success anil well at
tlon. Moses said: tended. Tho many friends uf -Mrs.
"If tho senator, from "Montana uirkfiulz will tie kUmI to know she
will find a moro npproprlnto ap-,ls recovering from the Injury she
Pflatlnn for this xyratliiK group, received when the curtain struck
tho senator from New Hampshire her. The. extreme weight of the
will be plad to have it.'
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
AT PROVOLT ENJOYED
stage curtain is certainly a menace
j to everyone and should be changed.
WILLIAMS CREEK, Ore.. Nov.
8. (Special.) Tho entertainment
J given by the Provolt school and
Ladies' club Saturday evening nt
tho Provolt community hall was a
great success.
The Hallowe'en decorations in
orange and black with pumpkin
ftaes and corn, black cats and
bats, evergreens and bright aut
umn leaves were beautiful.
C. W. Miller was given tho quilt.
Miss Iris Lofland the pillow slips.
After the program the ladies
sold cake and coffee, doughnuts,
cider and candy. The proceeds will
be used to help pay for. the hull.
Mrs. Smith, their teacher, wishes
to thank those of the community
who took part In the program.
HAVE WEINER PARTY
ALDERBROOK SCHOOL
SARDINK CREEK, Ore.. Nov. 8
(Special) Tho Aldcrbrook school
enjoyed a Wei nor roast Friday
evening at the school house, where
tho children roasted weincrs by a
bonfire and the parents made cof
feo and served cake and pie.
f ABLE ROCK RANCHER
1 IN MOVE TO BEAGLE
SARGON AMAZES
GRADUATE NURSE
"I am a graduate nurse and have
had lots of experience with medi
cine, but Si.rgon Is the finest prep
aration I have ever found.
.TABLE ROCK. Ore.. Nov. S.
(Special.) The M. R. Harper fam
ily, who have occupied the Dusgan
ranch for the past three years, are
moving this week to their own
place in the Beagle district.
PIONEER MINER VISITS
SARDINE CREEK KIN
SARDINE CREEK, Ore., Nov. 8
(Special.) W. V. Iovelens of
Port Angelew. Wash., Is visiting
here with his cousin, the Dusen
brrrjr brothers, whom he has not
aeen for about twenty-five years,
when he spent one winter here
placer mining. lie nlo visited
relatives on Williams creed.
Seaside Construct ion of new
Sklpanon bridge will soon be com
pleted and open to traffic.
Mils. KKAXliS M. HAWKINS I
"Kr three veer I suffered with i
contipHtinn and indiifstion, and ;
neuritis in my sble and shoulder, i
My livr was inactive ami 1 mien
hrtd (tinny Kpclls nd headnches. I
took various laxatives and medi
cines but nothing really helped nie
until I took Saigon.
"Now I hHe a splendid appetite
nnd evfry true of indigestion i
gone. The neuritis phlns hove been
rnttrely overcome.. I am so t route,
well and enertctic I hardly realir
I was ever sirk. Sargon Pills rid
me of constipation and biliousness
In an eay, natural msnnpr. I am
free of headat hes and dlnziness and
am enj"in the best health I have
had In ynr." Mrs. Francis M.
Hawk'ns. Hi! Hnrmtu Ave., Kpo
kan. Unci!) Triif? I'rv. Airehts.
I ' (Paid adv.) ":
Van Raalte and
Phoenix Hosiery ;
$1.95
The most beautiful of slictr chiffons
with the new, narrow French heel.
New numbers just in, beautiful in tex
ture and superbly blended colors to
harmonize perfectly with, your Fall
apparel.
RUSSELL'
S
'.'MEDFORD'S OWN STORE"
Here is the opportunity you have been waiting for. A chance to
SAVE! You know our reputation for honesty in advertising
never a raised price to make a big comparative price. Come ex
pecting the best opportunities to save you will not be disap
pointed as hundreds and hundreds of garments are here for your
selection.
Bon Ton and
Nemo Foundation
Garments
Perfect fitting, scientifically construc
ted foundations for the silhouette gar
ments. And two expert corsetierres
to properly fit and help you select cor
rect styles for your individual figure..
A Great Sacrifice Sale of Wearing Apparel
Starting Saturday Morning, November Ninth
Crepe Satin
Georgette
Flat Crepe
$1.98
In quality defying
competition in value.
Beautiful new silks,
far under the price
ordinarily asked by
others for similar
quality. All the new
est street and pastel
evening shades to se"
lect from.
COATS and
DRESSSES
REDUCED
; .. t
1
V
m
1 1-3
$4 50 Quality
Black Satin
$3.75
The most lustrous of
the beautiful crepe,
back satins. For
frocks of the very
finest for street or
evening wear. Truly
a wonderful silk and
a marvelous value for
Saturday at $3.75. -10-inch
width.
, A STARTLING SENSATION!
Early Season Reductions
Never before have we found it necessary to .make these
fremfcndous sacrifices , so early in ..the season Just think 1
of it! The season has not started, you have all the winter
ahead of you to wear new clothes.
Beautiful dresses for street, afternoon, or sports wear.
Gorgeous transparent velvets, lustrous satins, wonderful
crepes both plain and printed. Styles of the moment;
correct in every detail and sizes from 13 to 46, with an
especially strong showing of the extra stout sizes. All
the best Fall colors are shown, browns, navy,' green, wine,
purple, and black.
$100Quality
Sport Satin
for-Slips
69c
All the pastel shades
for slips, as well as
the street shades and
black. A strong,
washable sport satin
suitable for slips un
der any garment in
your wardrobe, Sat
urday's price is a
tremendous r e d u c-tibn.
A
The coats are wonderfully furred in the newest modes of
collar and cuff treatment. A display awaits you that
would be creditable at the start of the season and now you
can choose the smartest apparel at
ONE-FOURTH LESS!
SKIRTS
MADE
FREE
Saturday you buy
woolens from our
dress goods section,
a pattern either 13ut
tcrick or Ladies'.
' Home Journal and
we will make your
skirt absolutely free.
LINEN NAPKINS H'Sf:? ONE FOURTH LESS
5-Jx54"inch Japanese fast color figured Lunch
Cloths in new two and three color combina
tions. All new patterns and, jl
designs, each
Napkins to match cloths, set 590
712x7l2-inch Mercerized Pattern Cloths in the
neatest designs duplicating the high priced lin
en patterns. A dandv all-service (tO QQ
cloth for general use, en. .: ". Vi.70
Napkins can be had to match cloths.
Delustered
Rayon Hose
50c Pair
.
A new finish to a fine
rayon hose in all the
new Fall colors. Sizes
H'.'jj to 10, and a fine
school hose.
REMNANTS
HALF PRICE
Cotton 'dress goods, silks, woolens, draper- ,
ies. linens, domestics and other yard goods. (
Suitable lengths for your Fall sewing'
needs.
Full Fashioned
Bemberg Hose
$1.00 Pair .
Xot a silk, not a rayon
but a new fabric that
looks like silk and
wears better. Six new
Fall colors.
Oregon City Blankets Know No Equal W hen Quality and Price are Both Considered
Now comes an entirely new line of patterns in
a fun size vzx4-incn
, Oregonian Blanket
Mottled designs in all-over patterns with wide
striped borders. Plaids in new colors and de
signs. All pure virgin wool, Oregon City
Hlankets. insuring the finest quality, longest
wearing blalvkets on the $12 50
market "
When you buy a blanket for a gift or one for
your own use, ouy a new
Astorian Blanket
The ever-popular :!' finger, Indian design
Marking in white, tan, and grey with tin; mul
ticolor stripe borders. Other new stripe bor-'
ders and new plaids and colorings iu this ."
pound virgin wool blanket $14 50
Curtain Materials
Reduced
li.'x: Curtain Nets in new designs both large and
sinall. Strong, firm weaves that will give ex
cellent service and in cream aud ?c
ecru colors, yard
$1.75 .Ifayoii Damask in 50-inch width suitable
for your new drapes in any room. A new line
of all-over patterns and designs, fljl QQ
rose and gold, yd VlnJ.
U.!)8' ('Vrded I iridescent Drapery Repp in a
beautiful range of colors, blue, green, rose and
gold in combination effect. This 50-inch ma
terial is beautiful, flJO
vard
Rayon Art Taffeta, 75c
All the good colors and changeable effects for
making pillows and Christmas gifts and novel
ties. This is a Hepp weave and also 7Ef
used for bed spreads, yd f
All shapes and sizes in Kapok inside pillows.
Oval, square, round, oblong, and the odd
shapes. Commence your gifts early aud make
pillows; thev arc always OQ- to QQr
acceptable. Priced i71'