Thursday, October 31, 1141
Mrs. Jennie Dymant of Mtdford
Melvin Rulkman returned to b it
Mr. and Mr*. Herman Winder*
w ill begin work for Mr*. Lucy Mt* work in Bremerton, \\aabington, and Heinie Drolette of Grants Pass
after apendlng a week here visiting. •pent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mr*. J
at her home here Friday.'
DON R.
NEWBURY
FOR
C irc u it
Judge
THE ISSUE IS:
Independent Judiciary
vs.
Lawyer Controlled
Judiciary
Without Bar Association approval 1-5 of the 52 lawyers are
attempting to dictate to the other 4-5, their clients and the pub­
lic who shall be their judge.
The Primary \» te was:
4926 Votes for Hanna (endorsed by the 1-5)
8853 Votes for the Independent Candidates,
Newbury, Miller and Newman.
Vote for an independent judiciary. Elect the man who desired
no such improper endorsement ,who has proven by 19 years
of successful court-trial experience he has the judicial tempera­
ment, education, courage and ability to be a capable and im­
partial Circuit Judge, Don B. Newbury.
Bead His Voters Pamphlet Statement
Newibury for Circuit Judge Committee; E. P. Preble, Sec.
NONPARTISAN CANDIDATES FOR
C irc u it Judge
HANNA
vs.
NEWBURY
GAIL’S
R. S. Klee.
A week end guest of her husband
here we* .Mrs, George M iller of Eu­
gene. Her husband is employed at I |
the quarry in Colvig Gulch.
Tom Griffith sustained a w ren ch -!
ed knee when he fell from a horse 1
Monday. He is recuperating nicely
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Ella |
Patrick.
STURDY SCHOOL OXFORDS — At j
special prices. Also dress shoes,
nurses oxfords, etc. Your choice |
>1.99 pair. Dewey’s 610 H St.
GOLD HILL MARKET
Groceries — Meat Market — Hardware — Feed — School Supplies
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR JACK-
SON COUNTY.
In the Mutter of the Estate of
IDA H. \\ 11 .SOX,
Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the
county court for Jackson County,
Oregon, has appointed us executors
of the estate of Ida H. Wilson, de­
ceased. All persons having claims
agiiinst said estate are hereby re­
quired to present the same with
proper vouchers within six months
from this date at the office of Neff
and Frohnmayer, Cooley Theatre
Bldg., Medford, Oregon.
Dated October 31, 1940.
ROBERT M. WILSON
RICHARD H. WILSON
Executors
Hunting and Fishing Supplies
CALL 321
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WEEK DAYS
SUNDAYS
7 a. m. till 8 p. m.
8 a. m. till 6 p. m.
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SPECIAL PRICES GOOD FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
These Cold M ornings...
BE SURE AND START THE FAMILY OFF TO SCHOOL
WORK WITH A GOOD HOT BREAKFAST
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THP.
STATE OF OREGON. FOB JACK-
• SON COUNTY.
In the Matter of the Estate of
GUSTAVE F. HOFFMEYEB,
Deceased
NOTICE is hereby given that the
county court for Jackson County.
Oregon, has appointed me adminis­
trator of the estate of Gustave F.
Hoffmeyer, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby required to present the same
with proper vouchers within six
months from this date at the office
J of Neff and Frohnmayer, Cooley
Theatre Building, Medford, Oregon.
Dated October 31. 1940.
PORTER J. NEFF, administrator.
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“Meat Makes The
Meal”
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LB.
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PORK ROAST
LB.
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your vote
Shoulder Cuts - Nc,t Bellies
“HERBERT K. HANNA”
The Circuit Judge Issue
In. a recent issue of this paper, this committee for the
ejection of Herbert K. Hanna as Circuit Judge published the
follow ing figures showing the votes cast in the non partisan
primaries for Herbert K. Hanna and for Don H. Newbury,
his opponent, in the follow ing precincts where both candi­
dates are best know n:
The vote in PHOENIX, Newbury’s place of birth:
Hanna ..................................... 151
Newbury ................................. 101
The vote in JACKSONVIIJ.E, Hanna’s place of birth and
where he has ever since and naw resides and the town
where both these candidates received their public school
education:
Hanna ..................................... 229
Newbury .................................. 43
The vote in MEDFORD where Newbury resides and where
both candidates maintain their law offices and practice
their profession:
Hanna ..................................... 1592
Newbury ................................. 754
The vote in NEWBURY’S PRECINCT:
Hanna ....................................... 91
Newbury ................................... 49
The vote in HANNA’S PRECINCT:
Hanna ..................................... 135
Newbury ................................... 28
The TOTAL VOTE in JACKSON COUNTY:
Hanna ................................... 4091
Newbury ............................... 2560
Instead of answering this statement, the Newbury for
shnwin?Hdge. V°.mnUi ! f e hB/ Puhl“ hed an advertisement
showing the total number of votes cast at the primary, the
number cast for Hanna, and the total number cast for all
three other candidates combined. This does not answer the
did ^nOI,haS ‘° Why X?Ybury did not get more votes thar/he
d‘d in those communities in which the two oandidates are
t i s t knownWhy hC d‘d IWJt Carry 0,086 Precindts where
Herbert K. Hanna became a candidate for the office o f
Hb^ranrf*^6 °" ly, aiter “iany »oters had urged him to do so
After h d daCy had not 0l6n been endorsed by any lawyers'
After his announcement, a majority o f the practicing attorn-
Yon ‘ma1*111? ¿Ud?c,al Dlatrict assured him of their Support
You may telephone or otherw ise ask your own lawyer a«
1° the correctness of this statement.
Mr. Hanna is known to be on e who cannot be undulv nr
w rongly influenced. He is outstanding for his independence
anti honesty. His standing in the community speaks for itself
. . . P n ^ A s s o c i a t i o n was not asked to endorse any can­
didate. It is time, how ever, that Mr. Newibury, at or near the
TAKE THIS LIST TO
THE POLLS with you!
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Portland Rose - Pure and sweet
PORK SHANKS
LB.
PORK SAUSAGE
L B .,J < y V » 0
SPUDS
U. S. No. 2,
12 Wendell L. W illkie
Vice President
lb
100 lbs.
U. S. No. 1, 25 lbs.........
STATE:
Congressman,
1st District
Sperry's Quick or Regular
>
WHEATALONE, lg. 25c pk.
230
MACARONI,
4 lb s ......... lQf*
loo‘/r Hardwheat
2 pounds....... 4 5 0
MATCHES,
100
4 b o x es.......
Large Boxes, Full Count
*
SHORTENING, 4 pounds
Westminister
DOG FOOD, Bonnie 4 for
190
MILK,
4 cans for .........
250
Case,
48 cans ........ $ 2 . 9 8
20
50 pounds .....................
12 Charles L. McNary
35
No 10 bag
390
4 Pounds
ICE CREAM MELONS
NATIONAL:
President
OATMEAL,
Aged Just Right for CYoking
Produce
Jackson County
I
CHEESE,
Honest to Goodness Pure Pork
We make it ourselves
REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATES
SWEET POTATOES, 8 lbs. 2 5 0
HALLOWEEN PARTY
REMINDERS
PUMPKIN, large cun
100
Makes 2 to 3 pies
CRANBERRIES, pound ....
15 James W. Mott
Treasurer
19 Leslie M. Scott
ALL HARDWARE PRICES ARE
VERY COMPETITIVE WITH
OTHER STORES
,
Attorney General
22 I. H. VanWinkle
Representative,
19th District (2)
NAILS,
Common ................. 6c
BOX ........................................... 7C
23 Wm. M. McAllis-ter
24 Earl T. Newbry
ROOFING, 108 sq. ft., 35 lb. $1.15
I COUNTY:
Judge
SHEATING PAPER, 20 1b. $1.15
27 J. B. Coleman
500 square feet
Commissioner
APPLES,
6 pounds
Extra Fancy Spitz
£
.... 2 5 0
J £ 0
2 lbs...... 2 5 0
PEANUTS, fresh roasted lb
BRAZIL NUTS,
I still call them “niggertoes”
FRESH TOMATOES,
LB.
54
Fancy Slices for salads
29 Arthur E. Cowell
Clerk
31 G. B. Carter
Our Feed Special this Week End
Assessor
32 C. A. Myers
Coroner
35 H. W. Conger
Rolled Barley
sack
99c
W E CAN BRING T H IS
CO UNTRY SACK-
W IT H *W E N D E L L W IL L K IE
ANO C H ARLIE
Hanna for Circuit Judge Committee, W. J. Looker, Sec’y.
Paid Adv.
LB.
23 g
p erso n al
DECLAkWION Of
INDEPENDENCE! '
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PANCAKE FLOUR
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them priced Jc meet your
pocketbook
OR
Grocery Dept.
“Thrifties”
Triange No. 10 bag
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