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met every emergency with a promptitude that utterly dis
'egarded the claims of any other business then in hand,
and has established an enviable reputation fur clear, tie
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT HOLD H IL L, JACKsQN COUNTY, cisive analysis in the scores of inquests at which he has
presided. Eor a number of years Mr. Kellogg has also serv
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as deputy prosecuting attorney and possesses a thorough
B en H . L am pm an
knowledge of the law which is of great advantage to tin-
affairs of the coroner’s office. At various times lu- has
Entered at the Hold Hill postotftce for transm ission through the mails as
I k en of important service to the state in criminal casts
a w ik U ’I*.«« inatu*r
during the absence of the prosecuting attorney.
These qualities, together with the added weight of
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1912
his experiertee, afford an argument for his re-
SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE cleet ion which should not he lightly disregarded hv tin-
voter who desires the best administration possihh in
county office. Moreover Coroner Kellogg possesses to »>
tlegree that indefinable something which is the first prin­
ciple of effective investigation, which places the beflus
tered witness entirely at ease, and arrives at facts without
friction or apparent effort. It is the belief of ’I’ln- News
that Jackson County will recognize, as in tht* past, tin-
opportunity to insun- a proper administration of the eoro-
nt-r’s office by again easting a large plurality of ballots
for Mr. Kellogg.
EZ>c G o l d H i l l N e w s
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1912
Candidate for Re-Election
(Paid Advertisement)
'Phis issue of ’Plie News is largely devoted to political
advertising—to an exposition in particular of the merits
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of the respective Demoeratie candidates for legislative ami
county office. The News desires to state, however, that it
has no apologies to offer for any of the eaudi lates so pre
sented to tin- final choice of tin- public, ami that its sole
regret consists of lack of space ami time to properly dis
cuss the merits of the Demoeratie nominees in detail. We
I believe that no single member of tin- ticket nun he faun 1
who does not pttssess tin-ability and integrity necessary ,u
I an administration of the office sought, ami that a dean
. ami competent regime of county affairs would he a s s u r e d
j by their election. Several are so plainly superior to their
| opposition on any ticket that their -election by the voters
of the county is practically conceded. All are men of
special training, either in tile legal profession or business
Sheriff Wilbur A , Jones
! venture, anti as such art- pet’Vtliarly fitted for that genuine
th e re 1» not In th e e n ­
Any m an to fill th is office su ccess­
‘’business adm inistration” of public affairs in Jacks., , tire P robably
list of office* to be filled a t th e fully m ust not only have so u n d b u si­
county—so long deferred and apparently difficult to com ing .-lection
Im p o rta n t an o f­ ness ab ility but he m in t possess th a t
secure.
fice to the e n tire people of th e co u n ­ p ecu liar q u alific a tio n of being able
ho
Wtll'P
From painting Dy Seym our Thom aa
EQUAL RIGHTS TO OREGON’S DAUGHTERS
In another column appears the paid political advertise­
ment of C. E. Whisler, republican nominee for Joint
Representative of Jackson and Douglas counties. Care­
fully worded as this late appeal to the voters is, it betrays
the nature of the Whisler candidacy. Mr. Whisler is a
reactionary. He favors the restriction of the Initiative by
amendment which will render it an unfit instrument for
popular voice. lie is a sworn enemy to Equal Suffrage
amendment, and believes that tin- women of Oregon are
incapable of citizenship. He is a champion of lien Selling,
standpat nominee for United States senator, lie is a
friend of the old order of things, a conservative of con­
servatives—pledged to the program of Taft in nation,
state and county. Without questioning his mistaken sin
eerity, it is difficult to imagine how two great, progressive
counties of Southern Oregon may he adequately repn-
tented at Salem by the exposition of views at once un­
representative and reactionary.
ty th an the office of county sh eriff.
It I* to thl* office th a t every tax p ay ­
e r of th e county m u st com e a t lea*t
once it y ear, w hile th e sh e riff ha* a b ­
so lu tely n o th in g w h atev er to do w ith
fixing e ith e r th e ra te of ta x atio n ,
the v alu atio n of th e p ro p erty o r th e
am o u n t of taxes re q u ire d to be paid
yet he la th e o fficer w ho Is u n d er
o u r present system ch arg ed w ith
the duty an d th e resp o n sib ility of
tax collections.
to m eet th e people In th e rig h t sp i­
rit, an d th e w ish to assist th em In
s tra ig h te n in g up th e m any d iscrep ­
an ces and Irre g u la ritie s th a t creep
Into th e assessm en t roll w ith o u t aay
fa u lt w h atev er of th e sh eriff.
S h e riff W ilb u r A. Jo n es has been
trie d o u t by tb e people of Ja ck so n
county. Jack so n co u n ty will m ake a
m ista k e If they do n o t re-elect him ;
he Is too valuable a public se rv a n t
to lose.
HERE was a time undoubtedly, when the skin-clad
savage saved his home by a force as brutal as the beasts
he fought, when the she-barbarian whom he claimed as
COUNTY lU O t.r
C a n d id a te fo r R e-election
I I.ink I . Tou Veils
mate was fit only for the gentler pursuits of blubber boil­
to C o ro n e r’a O ffic e
Republican candidati- (or County
ing or bone needle work upon a raiment of rough hide.
Judge. Residence Medford
Or when the later indolence of chivalry accorded her all
(P»i<l A ilv t)
beauty save brains, and economic problems were threshed,
flail-like, with hammering blades of iron. This situation
PROSECUTING A IIO R N IY
of dependency arose naturally enough from the tot» ob­
J A. lem ery
vious physical inferiority of the female whose weakness
Prohibition candidate for Prosecuting
, Attorney
cried for protection, and whose call was answered by
I am a progressive of tbe most progres­
brute force and skill at arms. Here and there throughout
sive
ty,s- as understood by the present
Colonel F. L. TouVelle is completing a clean ami
the records, however, are instances where she has risen
National and state platforms.
creditable
campaign
for
the
office
of
County
Judge.
I
by circumstance or will above the imposed harrier of
I stand for a strict enforcement of all
i riminal laws, and will not evade my
protection, and carved for herself a score of names that W hether he is elected or not, lie may rest assur« d that lie
duty in siipressing blind pigs, road booses,
history delights to honor and that posterity pays tribute has added a multitude of warm friends to his calling list
and o ilie r places of vice, and while strict­
hut
tin-
thoroughness
of
his
campaign,
his
open
and
non
to. The capacity of woman for employment has beet-
ly enforcing tin- law I will faithfully
partisan
attitude
upon
the
vital
question
of
public
im­
restricted as to the plough or the cannon, but in the field
guard the interests of th e tax payers,
of arts and letters, or even where the feminine hand has provements, and his deliberate- pledge to administer the
that no unnecessary burdens Is- placed
ii ,s>n them .
turned to the intrigues of politics, that which has been affairs of the office in a business-like manner, have gone
I have practised law seven years, and
iar
to
assure
those
who
have
an
ear
to
the
political
ground
accomplished leaves little for her sex to he ashamed of.
have been a n-sident of Jackson county
of
his
decisive
election
on
Tuesday
next.
Tht-
Colonel
is
and is written as boldly as the best. Modern battles for
live years
the most part are won by ballot. Society has reached that a progressive, outspoken for the policy of public improve­
A.
E.
Kellogg
(P aid \d v t)
point in progress when the “ weaker” sex becomes less ments when tempered by the dictates of good sense ant’
i Paid Advi-rli-s-tmm I
weak; when one broad, active intelligence equals a hosr1
an,l
personally see that every section of Jack
WHY
itiee and equality. Admitting s?n \ ount.v cannot complain of neglect, in the event of hi-
of spears in duty for justic
W. I'. Ilawley should Is-
nnouncement s ' re-e Congressman
that woman’s place must remain “ in the home,” we have < lection.
le cted to Csiligrcss.
acknowledged the strongest argument possible for equai
B ecause ill (K lin t of ability, e \ {s riem -v
ASSESSOR
suffrage—the defense of the home, in which the interests
If success is attendant upon the Democratic arms in the
and ipialitieation no opposing eaadidato
W T. Grieve
of the sexes are identical; although the woman’s intuitive Jackson County campaign, it will have been achieved by clean R e p u lilie a n imminei- (or iim-ewor (or can favorably com pare w ith him .
instinct of impending evil is the greater. Armed with th and consistent activity among the voters, without a single ques­ se co n d to rn i, Resiilelii-i- at Jacksonville. Been use Io large abilities „m l ellieieney
' is added his known honesty, m iudiissl,
ballot, the hand that whips the buckwheat or sews on little tionable strategy or occupation of unfair advantage over the ( Paid A d v t. I
and a character w ithout blemish.
(O U N T Y RECORDER
garments becomes as powerful for the defense of that opposing ticket. In the improbable event of a general defeat,
Because Isirn in Oregon lie knows lier
Fred L. Colvig
needs and lias already secured millions of
home’s peace and security as her enfranchised brother's. the boys of the ticket and the members of the central committee
nominee for county record­ ilollars for public im p rovt mi nts In the
Suffering equally with men in the evils of bail govern­ may dip their colors to the majority without shame or regret. er, Republican
Eirst District.
second ti-nn.
Because lie travels thousands of miles
ment, paying the same tax, amenable to the same laws,
E
xtract
from
report,
of
J.
II.
Wilson,
From
an
entirely
non-partisan
coign
of
vantage,
The
News
de­
over Ilia d istrict annually eon fi ring with
dowered with an equal intelligence, the continued denial
expert accountant (or Jackson co u n ty : biseonstiliieuts and learning their needs.
of the ballot to women is a shameful travesty on human sires to remind the successful members of the ticket of the un­ “ Mr. Golvig’s books have been excel­ Because it has been proven th at be is
able, ellieient and siieeessful
progress and the idle boast of equality. The state needs tiring activity and zeal in their behalf which went far to carry lently kept. In all my ix,ierience I n ■Illustrious,
serving all the people and not a favor-
have
found
but
one
recorder’s
olliee
with
iod few.
them—requires the moral stimulus of their intuitive ap­ the day, and in which none bore a more prominent or unselfish so good a record.”
(P aid A dvt.)
I Because bo lias ls-eu a faithful public
praisal of wrong, and their enmity to social and economic part than Henry D. Reed, secretary of the Democratic county
REPRESENTATIVE
servant, working up to a position of la-
evil. Before the superior sex of Oregon next Tuesday is central committee, and willing corpora! in the front rank.
J. A. Westerlund
fluence in national affaire so th a t Presi­
a single measure that, if treated with the justice its merits
Republican nominee for re-election for dents Taft and Rooscvtll, bis associates
deserve, will forever abolish in this state the system of in­
state representative of Jackson county.
of all parties and constituents generally,
W HY HARRY LANE SHOULD WEAR THE TOGA
( Paid A dvt.)
praise him in terms sim ilar to those used
equality. and establish the women of Oregon in their pro
(From Portland Journal, October 2H)
by G overnor West, after a visit to the
pet positions as citizens. On the ballot Tuesday next il
National Capital, when he said in an in-
will appear as 300. If you are half a man, with the real N obody Is a tta c k in g th e se n a to ria l a pow erful reason fo r th e election
COUNTY JUDGE
terview : - “ In intellect, oratorical ability
can
d
id
acy
of
H
a
rry
'
L
ane.
Nobody
of
H
a
rry
L
ane.
George W. Dunn
instinct of chivalrous protection, mark it so:
and devotion to the interests of the peo­
T
is accu sin g H a rry L an e of having
T he c h a rg e s th a t Mr. S e llin g ’s
Republican candidate for County ple, Hawley stands bead and shoulders
v iolated th e c o rru p t p ra c tic e s act.
frie n d s
m ak e
a g a in s t
S e n a to r Judge.
I Paid A d v t.)
above the great majority of the uietnlsTH
N obody Is accu sin g H a rry L ane of B ourne, a re a p o w erfu l reaso n for
of tbe National House of R epresenta­
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
h aving re p u d ia te d th e d ire c t
p ri­ th e elec tio n of H a rry L ane.
tives.”
m ary.
H. K. Elanna
H is own splendid reco rd as m ayor
( Paid Advt )
CORONER KELLOGG EOR REELECTION
H a rry L ane Is th e one se n a to ria l of
P o rtla n d , an d
th e u n flag g in g
Republican
candidate
for
Prosecuting
ca n d id a te In th e field w ho Is unac- stru g g le th ro u g h his tw o ad m in is­
AHHAYKlt AN D ( ’llE M IH T .
Attorney, was nominated a t tbe Prim ar­
cused. H is p ublic acts, em bodying tr a tio n s In d efen d in g th e city a g a in st
ies April 1», 19)2.
EARL V, IN GLES, It He.—G eneral as­
long d efen se o f th e rig h ts of th e fra n c h ise
g ra b b e rs, a g a in s t
g ra ft
say anil analytical work. C em ent
HERE is no valid reason why the voters of Jackson a av erag
A native son who stands for vigorous,
e m an, a re beyond th e pale of ta k e rs and a g a in s t th e b rig a d ie rs of
anil asp h alt testing.
Best equip­
honest, and economical adm inistration
County should not again ratify the candidacy of Coro­ criticism .
ped assay office and testing labor­
th e u n d erw o rld , a re o th e r pow erful of the office ami im partial enforcement
atory in Oregon.
All work guar­
ner Alvah E. Kellogg for re-election to that important T he c h a rg e s th a t Mr. n o u rn e ’s reaso n s fo r 111 election of H arry
of «11 criminal laws.
anteed.
U alveit-Paddock
block.
ice. I luring his past terms as ( 'oroner, M r. Kellogg has frien d s m ak e a g a in s t Mr. Helling a re L ane.
(P aid A dvt.)
P h o n e 370-J, G ra n ts Paas, O regon.
300 X
T
of'
Y ES.