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Republican Ticket
and Platform *
The Jackson County Republican
organization is composed of fifty-
six precinct committeemen, an
executive committee of eleven
members, a women's advisory
committee of eleven members, one
woman member of the state execu­
tive committee, a state committee­
man, a congressional com m ittee­
man, making a total of eighty-
one members who are the law­
fully constituted representatives
of the republican party in Jack-
son county. These men and wo­
men believe in party governm ent,
party responsibility, and party
discipline, for no political organi­
zation can long endure, nor can
it be of any great force or effect
in elevating our standards of pub­
lic service unless it is willing to
assume full responsibility for its
acts and stands ready to enforce
discipline and demand leyalty
when the m ajority Speaks. The
organization is in politics only
from the standpoint of better gov­
ernm ent.
The following resolution was
unanim ously adopted at our m eet­
ing on October 7th. It is both a
pledge and a platform :
Under the election laws of the
state of Oregon, a county com­
m ittee is elected by the people at
the prim ary at the same time the
candidates are nom inated, and this
committee is given full authority
to take charge of the campaign
for election.
This committee is made res­
ponsible for the coaduct of the
cam paign; it is empowered to levy
assessm ents on the candidates and
to otherwise raise funds for prop­
er and legitim ate campaign ex­
penses. The powers of this com­
m ittee given both by law and by
implication are alm ost unlim it­
ed. Therefore, be it
Resolved, th a t the Jackson
County Republican C entral Com­
m ittee exercise in every ju st and
reasonable way in this campaign
the full powers given them by
law.
Believing in party government
and party responsibility, we there­
fore pledge to the people of Jack-
son county th a t if they see fit to
elect our candidates on the 4th
day of November, then this or­
ganization will get behind these
county officers and encourage and
support them in every way, so
long as they conduct their respec­
tive offices in an able, economical
and honest m anner, and if they
prove unw orthy in t h e . conduct
of th eir
offices,
and should
charges of inefficiency or dishon­
esty be preferred against any such
"officer and If upon investigation
are found to he true, then this
committee pledges the people of
Jackson county th a t we will ask
for the resignation of any such
officer, and. if necessary, take
steps to remove him.
F urther, if these candidates are
endorsed a t the polls this fall,
then this committee is resolved
to see th a t harm ony is brought
Into the court house at Jackson­
ville and th at all of these officers
pull together for efficiency in our
county government, to the end
th a t the burdens of the taxpayers
may be relieved to as great an
extent as possible.
We fu rth er pledge ourselves to
see th a t unnecessary deputies,
special police and other special
officers and anv unnecessary mem­
bers of the clerical force not ab­
solutely necessary for the effic­
iency conduct of county business,
shall be cut off.
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t
N ebraska Vs. M issouri ai L in -w au k ee.
Môûtgômery.
W ith this understanding and
The sm aller portion of the Over.
lin t a t Chapel Hin.
CorSEil vs. Colttffibia a t Ithaca. I 80ln.
J, N orth fiakoto Aggies vs. North
pledge we subm it for th e consid­ $400,000,000 is candidates Elec­
ftiee vs. Teia9 at Houston.
Florida Vs Southern at Galnee-
eration of the voters of Jackson tioneering expenses.
Boston College vs. H askell at i Detroit vs. W. a h d . J* at fie- Dakota a t Fargo.
Vanderbilt
vs.
Alabama
Poly
at
vllU
county our ticket nom inated by
M
Boston.
troit.
Oklahoma Aggries vs. Oklaho- Nashville.
Candidates*
expenses
are
Loyola Vs. Mercer at New Or­
the republicans in the May p ri­
N orthw estern vs. tûdiana
at Ina a t Stillw ater.
Carnegie Tech vs. Weatern
m aries:
t strictly regulated by law, and if
Baylor vs. Texas Aggies at leans.
For R epresentatives 8th D istrict— i he goes beyond th e figure he is Maryland a t Pittsburgh.
Evanston.
■ South Dakota State vs. South ‘Waco
St. Edw ards vs. Louisiana Tech
JOHN H. CARKIN
Arizona vs. New Mexico a t Tue- ; Dakota a t Brookings.
Georgia vs. Tennessee at Ath- at Austin.
R
utgers
vs.
F.
and
M.
at
New
'
legally
entitled
to
spend
he
is
RALPH P. COWGILL
son.
■ W ashington vs. Kansas a t St. ; ens.
• liable to very severe penalties Brunswick. *
Virginia vs. W. and L. at Char-
For District A ttorney—
Montana vs. Gonzaga a t Mis- Louis,
which are often enforced.
NEWTON C. CHANEY
Vermont vs. Holy Cross at
Louisiana State vs. A rkansas nt lotteville.
For County Judge—
soula.
- South
A candidate in a city constitu- Burlington.
Shreveport.
W est Virginia vs. Bethany at
W. J. HARTZELL
Stanford vs. Santa Clara at
Lehigh vs.
M uhlenberg at
Alabama vs. M is^ssippi at
:
ency
is
allowed
to
»K&d
ten
cents
i
North
Carolina
vs.
South
Caro-
i
Morgantown.
For County Commissioner—
I per voter in actual electioneering I Bethlehem.
Palo Alto.
VICTOR BURSELL
B utler vs. De Pauw at Indian­
, expenses, while in a ru ral coji-
John Hopkins vs. Loyalo at Bal­
For County Clerk—
D E L IL IA ST E V E N S
apolis.
| 3titutionency he is allowed to tim ore.
For Sheriff—
spend fourteen cents.
Ohio State vs. W ooster at Col­
Bowdoin vs. Maine a t Bruns­
J. J. McMAHON
The
num
ber
of
voters
in
British
wick.
umbus.
X
For Assessor—
is
slightly
in
excess
of
21,000,000.
Coe
vs.
Grinnell
at Cedar Rap­
Bucknell vs. Third Army Corps
J. B. COLEMAN
For School Superintendent—
The total num ber of candidates a t Lewisburg.
ids.
SUSANNE HOMES CARTER — Liberals, Conservatives
and
Kansas Aggies vs. Iowa State
Catholic University vs. Mary­
For T reasurer—
Laborites—
is
expected
to
be
al­
a
t
M anhattan.
land
at
W
ashington.
A. C WALKER
most 1,500. This means, rough­
M
arquette vs. Creighton at Mil-
For Surveyor—
W est .
T. G RIFFITH COWGILL
ly, th a t approxim ately th irty
Illinois vs. Iowa a t Urbana.
For Coroner—
cents is allowed by law to be spent
C alifornia vs. Southern Cali­
H. W. CONGER
on
each
elector.
So
th
a
t
candi­
fornia
a t Berkeley.
Signed:
JACKSON COUNTY R E ­ dates are allowed to lavish about
N otre Bame vs. Georgia Tech
PUBLICAN COMMITTEE $7,000,04)0 on the electorate in a t South Bend.
(Paid Adv.)
45— 10 the direction of mall charges and
Chicago vs. P urdue a t Chicago.
literatu re only.
Minnesota vs. Michigan a t
Every candidate m ust deposit Minneapolis.
$750 with the Nominations Offic­
Oregon vs. W ashington at E u ­
er on his nom ination. If he fails gene.
to secure 25 per cent of the to ­
w ill be th e R i& lt
•
tal vote polled he forfeits this
o i E q u ip p in g Y o u r
>
sum.
C ar w ith a
y -5
The two w ealthiest parties are
St. Jacobs Oil stops any pain, the Conservatives and the Liber­
Some Men Guess—
and rheum atism is pain only.
als, while the poorest is the Labor
Not one case in fifty requires Party.
and Trust to Luck
internal treatm ent.
Stop d ru g ­
I t’s funny how a man who
ging! Rub soothing, penetrating
knows
his p articu lar line—
St. Jacobs Oil rig h t into your
Silver
m aking goods or selling thiem,
Silverton Blowpipe
sore, stiff, aching joints, and re­
farm ing, building, a profession
Company contracts for three large
lief comes instantly. St. Jacobs factory buildings.
or some other specialty— is
sometimes so ready to invest
Oil is a harm less rheum atism lini­
his money in securities about
m ent, which never disappoints,
M ore P o w e r
lie has lived in .Jackson County 10 Years,
Forest Grove — Masonic Tern-' which he knows nothing!
and cannot burn the skin.
pie to be finished ready for dedi-1
H e’s willing to guess, and
lie lias practiced Law in Oregon 11 Years.
a n d P ep
Lim ber up! Quit complaining! cation early in November.
tru st to luck!
And— oftimies
WITH INCREASED MILEAGE
Get a small trial bottle of old,
all he gets is a lot of nicely
AND EASY STARTING
engraved paper— worthless!
honest St. Jacobs Oil at any drug
Portland — Oregon’s share of
When
you
are
seeking
in­
store, and in ju st a moment you’ll national forest receipts for 1924
vestm ents, this bank’s special­
be free from rheum atism pain, will be $176,943.
B u ilt S p ecia l for
ists are a t your service. There-
lie is Honest—that comes first in Efficiency.
soreness and stiffness.
Don’t
will be no guessing— every
E
very
Car
bond we offer is carefully in­
suffer! Relief aw aits you. St.
Jackson County is said to be the “ D rvest” Countv in Oregon.
vestigated before we approve
Jacobs Oil Is ju st a3 good for
WHY!
it.
sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago, back­
Tt was not necessary to make one Arrest on Jackson County
ache, sprains.
Vote For
Newton W.
Borden
for
E ACHING 101
N ew
S tr o m b e r g
C arburetor
D IS T R IC T A T T O R N E Y
B e c a u se
1. YOU KNOW BORDEN:
2.
L
E ast
Yale vs. Army at New Haven.
Navy vs. Penn State a t Annapo-
lis.
Syracuse vs. Pittsburgh a t Syra-
I cuse.
LONDON, Nov. 1.— It is esti-
Pennsylvania vs. Lafayette a t
wated th a t the general election Philadelphia.
Princeton vs. Sw arthm ore at
just completed, will cost the coun­
try, directly and indirectly, fully Princeton.
$400,000.7)00. This means that
H arvard vs. Boston University
B ritain has spent approxim ately at Cambridge.
D artm outh vs. Brown at Han-
$1,200,000,00 in election during
the past two years, or enough to
have solved its unemployment
problems three times over.
THE GARMENT
The greater amount of this tre ­
form erly
mendous sum is loss due to in­
THE LA FRANCE FUR
terruption and uncertainty of
MFQ. CO.
business during the election. It is
Now located 175 Park,
Corner Yamhill, kitty-corner
estim ated th a t during the time
Stage Term inal. Portland
between a Dissoluation of P arlia­
WE SPECIALIZE in
ment and an election there is a
REM ODELING OF FU R S.
daily loss to the countrv of at RAW SK INS TANNED, D R E SS­
ED , PLUCKED and DYED
least $30.000,000 through this
cause.
First National
Bank
Ashland,
LEEDOM’S
TIRE H USE
TIRES
OregoD
AND
REPLACEMENTS
For Every Car
1“
ENGRAVED
P E R S O N A L G R E E T IN G
CARDS
We have two of the most exclusive
.work of this kind.
agencies
for
BORDEN IS EFFICIENT:
F air Grounds this year. WHY!
He Prosecuted more Criminals than any -predecessor in the
same length of time.
He secured 134 Convictoins against 18 Acquittals or 88 per
cent Convictions.
He has established the first set of permanent records for that
office.
3. BORDEN COMMANDS CONFIDENCE:
Of the Courts.
Of All Honest Law-enforcing Officers.
Of All Good Citizens and Business Men.
Several H undred Samples; beautiful engraving on the best
gradv card stock— The a rt work excells anything previously
shown— Prices very reasonable.
Place vonr orders earlv
Toilet Goods—
Drug Sundries
at vour stationers
CHART'S
Jackson
County
Democratic
Committee.
V O TE FOR B O R D E N
Books and
Stationery
(Paid Adv.)
Ralph Jennings w as elected sheriff of Jackson connty in
nineteen hundred and sixteen, and he held the office until
he resigned io enter the military service.
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He gave a clean-cut business administration.
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He enforced all law s iearlessly and impartially.
His qualifications and experience are assets which the
citizens of Jackson county should utilize.
Vote 64 X
RALPH JENNINGS
RALPH JENNINGS
All Experienced, Efficient
and Courteous Officer
FOR SHERIFF
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This advertisement paid for by friends of Ralph Jennings