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THEN AND NOW
Dixie Leader
Three Contests, Three.-
Portland, Ore., Oct. 23, 1986.
Editor Ashland Tidings:
As a one-time resident of your
beautiful city, and as one who
was more or less in politics, even
to the extent of going as a dele
gate on several occasions to the
Republican convention at Jack
sonville, and being from Ashland,
a minority little burg, and that
being in eld convention days, 1
have a very vivid remembrance of
the old “Steam Roller’* the Med
ford and Jacksonville bunch to
subject us to. I note - Jackson
county republicans held a pre-
primary Convention last April,
didn't they? And didn’t they try
to read my old friend Hon. Geo.
Dunn out of the party? W ell he
Is still in, Is he not? I noticed a l
so that when Senator Stanfield
refused to obey the boss-— the
Oregonian — and announced as
ford very promptly got out the
Steam Roller and passed indigna
tion and condolence resolutions
for Stanfield and 8telwer respec-
The present eewrt b o u e ,
Jacksonville was b allt la 1883.
The population
■ Jackson
County wee then 1111. ( Jackson
County’s population is now over
2B,««e.
The assessed valuation of Jack*
son County la I S » was 32,863.-
>69. I t ’s assessed valnatioa la
n o * over » 0 .0 0 8 ,0 0 6 .
•
la 1 8 » Jacksonville was h
town with a population estimated
at several thousand. I t «as the
moot Important business center of
the community. Medford did not
exist. Now the population of
Jacksonville is around 60S sad
the business center has chanced
to Medford and Ashland. Med*
ford Is the only large town cen
tra lly located at the cross roads
• o f all the county.
Now the actual routine work of
running the work Is many times
as, large se la 1883 and as a re
sult of the increased business It
has bees necessary for • various
county offices to seek quarfbrs
outside of the present
court
house.
H E R E T H E Y ARB
The District Attorney’s office
is in Medford In the Liberty
Building.
The water master’s office Is in
Medford in the Medford National
Bank Building.
The court Reporter’s office is
In Medford la the Liberty Build
lug.
The County Engineer’s office Is
In Medford In the Medford Na
tiopaPBaak Building.
The County Agent’s office Is in
Medford in the Liberty Building.
The County Assessor’s office is
In a small building across the
street from the court house.
The Highway Engineer’s office
Is in a small rented building at
Jacksonville.
The county has to pay rent on
all of these outside offices.
ONLY SEVEN DEPARTMENTS
OUT OP FOURTEEN ARE STILL
LEFT IN THE (OURTHOUHE
AND THEY ARE SO CROWDED
THAT THE PERFORMANCE OF
THEIR DAILY DUTIES IS AL
MOST IMPOSSIBLE.
Good business Judgment de
mands that this situation be cor
rected. that the otfidr seven de
partments also come to Med
ford and that the county a v a i l
Itself of the free offer of an ade
quate and up-to-date building in
Medford that w ill not cost the
taxpayers one cent and w ill save
the taxpayers from a tax levy to
either-patch up the present court
house or build a new one in Jack
sonville.
F re n k Smith is captain of the 1926
Kentucky State football eleven. H e
weighs 170. is fast and a bard fel
low to bring down once under way.
T h i . is Smith's third year on the
team. He plays in the backfield and
I t expected to lead one of the strong-
pat teams in Dixie this fail.
Photographs Of
Mars Are Sought
SAN JOSE, Cal., Oct’. 27.—
(United News)— Photographs of
Mars w ill be taken
Wednesday
night at Lick observatory In an
effort to determine atmospheric
conditions on the planet.
Plates sensitive to color will
be used.
D r. Robert G. Aitken,
asso
ciate director of the observe to ryx
declared that be believes there
is some vegetatldh op Mars and
’possibly low forms of
animal
life .”
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R E A D T ID IN G S CLASS ADS
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Send us your blahkets,
quilts, comforts, yes, even
your pillows and feather
ticks.. You will find real
healthful comfort in them
lifter they have been
cleaned by the Ashland
Laundry Go.
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Whan You Want It.”
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night’s restful sleep ; arrival in rime fas
business next morning.
Reserve space on
either N o . 54 or N o .
oneitnex
16. The former puts you in Portland at
7:15 next morning, the latter at SriOnun.
B B ^ T U B N IN Q
Similar comfortable PuBman service leav
ing Portland either at fc00 p. m . (N o. 13)
or (N o. 53) at 1:00 a. m.—sleepers ready
at 9:30 p .m.
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10% to 3O%— bn® roundtrip tickets.
SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY US
R. L . D A N IE L S
Medford, Ore.
IBM.«
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G. N. Kramer, Ticket Agent—-Phone 43
Duck Hunting is Good on the Marshes
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* Near Klamath.
Arc you going! We have what you will need. Guns,
Ammunition, Hip Boots, Hunting Coats, Hats,
Warm Underwear, Heavy Shirts, etc.
ARMY
GOODS STORE
Biggest Little Store -in Town
Opposite New Hotel — Open Evenings
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YOUR PARTY
Voters are urged to read Section 4 of the Housewives'
Council Constitutional Amendment authorizing the State of
Oregon to go into irrigation schemes and into the business
of manufacturing and selliyg light and power.
“ Bonds of the State of Oregon, not to exceed five per centum of the
assessed valuation of the state, may be issued and sold from time to
time to carry out the purpose of this Article and the full faith and
credit of the State of Oregon is hereby pledged for the payment of
the principal of said bonds as the same mature, and the interest ac
cruing thereon as the same falls due."
Every voter should know that the assessed valuation of
Oregon is $1,058,880,736, and that the Housewives’ Council
“Water and Power” board could issue and sell bonds for
$52,944,000. Your property would be a guarantee for the
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payment of this huge debt.
I. L. Patterson
Frederick Steiwer
FO R
. JJ. S. SENATOR
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FOR
GOVERNOR
W ould you »crap Oregon’« direct
primary law? Would you surrender
the important committee chairman
ship« now held by Senatora McNary,
Smoot, Borah, Johnson. Jones, W a r
ren and Oddle, all Western men?
rould you repudiate the policies of
resident Coolidge?
The fight for the U. 8. Senator-
ship Is between the democratic nom
inee and Frederick Steiwer, repub
lican. No Independent has ever been
elected to the U. S. Senate.
I f you believe in the direct prim
ary— If you want the West to retain
ite power in national affairs by rea
son of republican ¡control of tho
senate— 4f you believe In the policies
of Calvin Coolidge—
The republican party of Oregon Is
fortunate in having Mr. Patterson
as Its Candidate for Governor. Suc
cessful business man and farmer
he la equipped to meet and solve
the problems that w ill confront him
aa Governor. Economy, he ha« prac
ticed In .private life; economy he
w ill practice as Oregon’s chief ex
ecutive.
The only real pre-election promise
Mr. Patterson is making Is that he
w ill not follow established preced
ent and spend the people's time and
money traveling about the state
making speeches.
I f you want a Governor who will
be on the job attending to busi
ness—
Vote l&X Steiwer, Frederick
Vote 18 X Patterson, I. L.
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DO YOUR DUTY - VOTE NEXT TUESDAY
Paid
Advertisement— Republican State Central Committee,
Chairman, Floyd J. Cook, Secretary.
Phil
Oregon's total bonded debt ineluding that of all political
subdivisions, is now more than $166,000,000. Its State bond
ed indebtedness alone per capita, $47.08, is the highest in the
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As fast as this political board might retire bonds, it would
have the power to issue more; and as the assessed valuations
increased the amount of bonds cou/d also increase.
Vote 337 X NO! In November
Metschan,
Paid Adv, by Oregon Public U tility CoMmlUotHjO^poaed
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STAND BY
Getting Ready For
Winter
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mer, It is a vote for the develop
ment ef one undeveloped re-
squrces, and last but not least, It
Is a vote against bosslsm and the
super-dictator, the Morning Ore
gonian.
W . F . WOODEN.
JnfcrnationollAwSfoáBx>oo«orLPoriI<«nd,Oc8^0.Nof¿6
8t. Helens — Steamer “E rvlk-
Pendleton — Surfacing
of
en” loads 1,300,000 feet lumber Heppner highway to be com
pleted this fall.-
for Montreal,
P H IL A D E L P H IA , Oct. 27. —
Opposition to tax reduction at the
coming session of congress, as
advocated by the democrats was
voiced in a speech here last night
by Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury Dewey, who aloe attack
ed as unbusinesslike the minority
party’s proposal to extend retire
ment of the public debt so that
part of the surplus usually as ap
plied to debt retirement might
be used for reducing taxes.
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need be, but I believe in loyalty
to Oregon and the northwest
first and to party next. A vote for
Mr. Haney is a vote to continue
the present primary system. A
vote for Mr. Haney is a vote for
Oregon, it is a vote for tha far
Insist on 11
A cold may be stopped in 24 hour*,
the fever checked, the bowels opened,
the entire system toned. The way is
H IL L 'S —a way so efficient that we
paid $1,000,000 for i t Don’t rely on
Klamath Falls — Potato ship lesser help, and don’t delay. Get the
Baker County has 820,089,770
quick, complete results that H IL L ’S
valuation, exclusiva o f public ments break all records, mostly is bringing millions.
going to California.
utilities.
Pretty? Right! 8« pretty is Util« Miss Louis« Breasrele
v a tM is of gan
gar DMgo.
Calif., that aha won thre« beauty contest prises in as many w eeks.« (n
' years she Is 4.
Vote the Republican Ticket
Tax Reduction
Plans Opposed
Is your heavy bedding all
freshly cleaned and ready
for winter service!
UTTERS FROM
X
TBS PEOPLE
lively.
Now let me suggest a good so
lution for Jackson Co; Ashland In
particular— Vote for Bart
E.
Haaey for U. 8. Senator la recog
nition of his superior ability and
In appreciation pf his honest, up
right and fearless stand
taken
on the shipping board. I am as
good a republican aa any man
« « "“ « r t » * ’ Coiissell "W ater and Power” Bondia«
Building, Portland, Oregon.