I« * DILLARD URGES . BdfrD AH NORMAL SCHOOL N1W S TMCA1 FINISHING TONIGHT CI.A1RK PRYBYLSKI Reporter “THE MARRIAGE CLAUSE’1 Tho Alpha Taurl dramatic club of the Southern Oregon Normal School held tryouts for their.play ‘ The Trystlng Place,” Thursday Evening. The committee w«a made up o f’ Mlss Katherine V in ­ cent, Registrar; Miss Helen Adas, A it instructor; Miss Marion Durst, Librarian; M r. Wayne Wells, Biology Instructor. *" » The following cast was Select­ ed: Mrs. Briggs— Faye A rthu r.7 Mr. Inglesby— Mr. J. Byers. Mrs. Curtis— Flarence Stewart. Launcelot B r l g g a — Robert W right. j Jessie Jlriggs— Gladys Brown. Rupert Smith*— W arren Derc- Uiue. " Mr. Johd Galey— Carpenter. TOMORROW AND WXDNK80AY &entf THE TÉXAS Young of.B öU fi rd. 8 .8H once Hyatt Raaarppit yg then water w|M ha nannrod --------- - visitor»*— spent Thursday 1» Ashland vlslt- and Mrs. Ing with friends. They returned Klamath Falls to their home Thursday evening. . . ............... . - . .. - Uert Alberts Of . PROJECTION The Voters: x r : ‘¿ 7 . “ v s - t T o such season in succession Ashland The F irst National is a .mem­ ber of the ' FEDERAL RESERVE * Creek would probably be prac­ tically 'dry during the Irrigation system That means we come under the strict supervision of the Federal Government and nee every safeguard th a t can be | f devised. season and-the only water able would .be the eaqalt that could >e obtained to r age from the winter flow. .. If Aahlaqd grows, it M going to need the entire Summer flfrw of Ashland Creek for Its domett tie supply and if irrigation of small tracts wlthfa the elty lim­ its Is to be continued, then water from another Source y u a t bo pro­ vided for this u m . The recommendation* made In the report muyt ho taken col­ lectively and not singly. In other Miss Patricia Gale— Director o t words If the city should see, tit not to purchase titotw" Meritor Scenery. Mr. Lawrence M ax w ^l— Pro­ from the Talent Irrig atio n Dis­ perty Manager. trict, then th.e conclusion* Miss Mildred Johnson*— Head do not hol^ or at least 'm ust, o ' the Ushert. severely modified. Miss Mildred HoWatd —* In Very truly poufs, * ' charge of the ticket ealee. f . c. D illard ; Mr. Joseph. Mercer and Claire , /»n gln eor. Prybylskl In charge of publicity. Miss Elizabeth Richardson, In ­ structor of English at the Normal ' Marshfield— Dam te feet high School, will -direct the play. Re­ being built da k hy* Hirer, to run hearsals w ill begin Immediately. big Inman mills. Mrs. O. J. .Johnson her •< the California Oregon power company organisation, m again working la Medford. Mis* Applegate has been working la district ne« at the hONte fcf M (Continued Today, in hiking yon to u t n o n for ytttr suj for the «âme office, I wish to «koto that I a n «till in truth to favor of a bettor supply of water for Ash­ land. I strongly favor the water plais proposed to yon by the present oouncfl, and Which I helpdd to formulate. While I have not, committed myself to any specific site in the canyon, 1 am definitely to favor o f the location which will ba in all respects most economical and re­ spectfully ask your support at the polls tomorrow. Ashland, Nov. 1st, 1926. WÎRT M. WRIGHT This, together with bur natural conservative, and natural conservative and up-to-date methods, as­ sures our patrons absolute financial safety. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ASHLAND, OREGON Steiwer Salem — • Tfalnloa^, W hp ►pent Week-End H u rlin g J. A. McGee, H arry Tomfleon and pumpkins being canned and F. F. W h ittle spent the week­ thia f a l l . ' end hunting ducks in Klam ath SUBSdUBB FOR THE TIDINGS. I county. TO THE VOTERS OF JACKSON COUNTY AND THE STATE OF OREGON: ., i * te, ■ • We have no confidence in the political judgment of those persons who Our Ticket urge us‘to vote for Stanfield for United States Senator. Stanfield is a defeated candidate. A vote for Stanfield is a vote for Haney and a vote for Haney is a vote United Staten __ _ FREDERICK STBIWBR p -- against the Coolidge Administration, its policies and princples and the princi­ ples of the Republican Party. I N ---- Snpteinc HENRY J. BEAN. «BORG« M. BROWN. T. A. McBRIDE, (Vote for Three) “ Mr. Frederick Steiwer is our candidate for United States Senator. He is supported by all the Republican newspapers of Oregon, he is endorsed by the State Superintendent— C. A. HOWARD Anti-Saloon League, the W. G T. U., and the ex-service men of Oregon. He Public » » v ice commissioner— U B. BEAN is supported by business men, farmers, ranchers, stock raisers, manufacturers Htale and laboring men. He is in every way qualified for the office of United States GEO. W. DUNN Geo. W. Dunn , John H. Catkin Wm. M. Briggs Candidate for Representative Candidate for Representative V ■ ■ ■» Representative»— JOHN H. CARKIN, C and idate fo r S ta te S en ato r WM. M. BRIGGS. (Vote for Two) M r. Briggs Was born in the Mr. Carkln was horn In Ban­ Mr. Dunn was born on January gor, Maine, in November, 1888. city of Ashland, In 1898. He County Commissioner— 4, 1844 on the farm four miles and moved west in the early ’80’s received his common and high GEO. ALFORD. . southeast of Ashland which he school training in the publlt* still owns. He attended the schools of the county and gradu * ated from the University of Ore­ gon, class of 1888. Mr. Dunn has been active in everything having for Its object the upbuilding of his community, the county and state. Being the eon of pioneer parents he is thor­ oughly conversant with the coun­ ty and state and their needs. He served aa representative of Jackson County In the legislature of 1888-87; w ie county Judge of Jackson County 1884-1808. Was elected state senator for the period of 1818-27. In the 1923 session he was a member of thefollowlng committees: Elec­ tions and Privileges; Education; Game; Irrig atio n ' Roads apd Highways; Mining. In the 1828 session be was a member of these committees: Counties; Ways nnd Means; Gams; Banking Mining; Elec­ tions and Privileges. " ■ A * * I f re-elected he will give care­ ful consideration and earnest study to the matter, going before the togislstnre and will always vote for what he believes to be for the best interest^ of Oregon with his parents who were pion­ eers In the territory of Dakota before Its admission to statehood. He was brought up on a farm at­ tended public schools during the winters and worked his way in part through the Universities Of Minnesota and North Dakota. He graduated from college and the law department of the" University of North Dakota and was admit­ ted to the North Dakota bar. Mr. Carkln moved to Medford in 1808 where he has since farm ­ ed and practiced law. He haa been city attorney for several years and owns an irrigated farm and Orchard. Mr. Carkln was a member of the 1813, 1823 and 1928 legis­ latures. being a mem bet ’ of thu. Ways and Means committee of 1913 session and author of the state budget law. • He was ap­ pointed by Governor WlthbcOmbe on the State Consolidation com­ mission 1917-1919 was a mem­ ber of the Special Ta« investiga­ tion committee appointed by 1928 session and has at various times been a member of the Important Ways and Means, Jadlctary, Rules and othur committees. I f elected Mr. Carkln Will he the Speaker of the nest House ae he has 68 of the 89 Republi­ can candidates to the lower house pledged to him. This w ill be the first time that Sou them Oregon has had the honor since E. V. Carter was spoaker In 1899. * Senator. GLENN O. TAYLOR, Medford M r. Briggs enlisted in the army L. A. ROBERTS, Ashland. In May, 1917, and at the close of qm * V « U discharged With Constables— G. J. FRBBOOTT, Medford. a coin mission as First Lieutenant GEO. W. 1 M cNABB, Ashland. of fctsntry. Upturning home After the war, 1 —X. Briggs Immediately turned his at­ tention to the practice of law w ith his father at Aahlaad, un-, d *r the firm name o< Briggs &1 Brlgga. He was admitted te thJ In d lh n a'b ar In 1 9 1 f, and to thej c for County Commi«- Oregon bar In 1919. «loner, MedteM Geo. Alford Mr. Alford earns to Jackson county frota Bentan county, Ore­ gon In 1886 and has lived on a farm all.* hie hfe. The present farm east Of Talent on which he end his fam ily reside was pur­ chased ta 1888. Mr. Alford attended public echool at fWteot sad Medford end graduated from the com­ mercial department Of tbe Ash­ land Hermel when Attorney T. W. Mttee whs teacher. Mr, Alford Is well known all over the County as a conserva­ a CMpteln’s cotelntMio* la the Officer'« Reserva Corpa. During the "period he w«s io romanead d PatteiY hr »M | e Generiti Sta* of the Bthto of ( Oregon. Briggs la tasking his tive, into politics, thong a gPeat deal malterii thro« a n * Ihtcrest in th ganinatbho of his A. Px». Z >» «ronomtcal business man sheeted coanty com- r IP 1888, haa made a aVtcer and la asking for ilecttea to a second term. > The Republican Organisation of Jackson County waa h u tte d twelve yBOn a Gertrude Stoltze D. G. MacBaan I I . M. Knight A. G. Bishop Clark, Rawlings H. C. BrotWlby ' D. G. Tyree M. E. Bebb Helen M inkler . H . G. Moore H .-O . Hussong J. R. Holzgang R. A. Rians F. P. King Jcsephijie Greaves Score»!, H. L. A. B. Cunningham L . T. Dawnon O. A. Bden E. P. Knight Edna Isaacs A. J. Gross ' E. K. PenoAr H. C. 8tolt«e J. Partridge TI.’ B. Packard _ Earl B. Thompson 8. M. Scott M. Llead M. A. Boland Angle Halley Ruth Warner Ila C. Storey Lynn W. Smith 8. M. Bullls K. l . Lenox A. 8. Bllton J. 8. Pardee L. 8. Bttlnger L. L. Flynn Ben J, Trowbridge Maud Temple B. F. Van Dyke Ethel W. Boggs Don R. Newbury O. C. Boggs Tina Aaelefc Drea Gbnrey U. C. Boggs, II. A. P. Butter Gladys L. Bridges Paul Aaderaon J. F. FUOgel R. 8. M srray H. G. Nicholson * ( W. Conklin J. A. Bedlngfield 8. Sumpter Smith Elder Conner G. J. Prescott . B. t . Harder K G . Oarlock Metcker C. sto a t H. *O. Hansen 14. A. Fraser H arry Oleen R. 8. Daniels ' L M. Glelm ' JS. K. Wilson Gus Newhnny Floyd Rose ' J. C. Thompson A. R. Clement < S. H. Better H. W. Ward W L.-CMdreth Al Hermaneon C. A. W ilts N. H. Franklin C. A. Whlllock T. , . Gifford Icet Edwards E. C. Gaddis J. D. Rassell Gnaorge A. Setter F. Edwards I I . W . Ham tla J. G. Greenlaw 8. 8. Bullt« C. C. Lemmon Ray B. W right Jutlss W. Btrkhol* B. N. Vllm Mrs. L. J. Hemstreet Dort« Kleinhammer George W . Porter W . H. Stewart F. F. Sexton Frank Soherter Blbert Coleman P. M. Leonard Morris B. Leonard C. C. F u rna« Geo. B. Gate* B. 8ta1th W m . M. Briggs Grover A. Tos ng« F. B. W all T. H. Temple ' C. B. Weaver H o ra Finley F ritz w illte m Peck R. B.. Hammond Seeley V. H all F W. Seheffel J. W. Shirley W. T. Venter J no. W. Johnson X. O. Hewer« T . R. SWen J no. Capp Raymond A. Mlksche a . C. Hubbard C. E. Gates A. W. Hubba H. O. Guy 3 . T . Lawton H. E. Campbell W. E. Simpson Bob R. McConochie W . B. W alther W . C. Leever V. T. Ritzlnger A. L. H ill Georgia Edwards Mary A. Webber Mrs. W . A. Walters Tom R. Bryant H. Alford t C. M. Taylor Lyle B. Thurman D. W . Platt W. H. Rinehart O. H. Ames If. 0 . Bardwell 0. R. Boyd J. R. Marshall Frank Isaacs C. A. Marshall Geo. H. Lay Paul A. Smith a . O. Myers W . H.' Smith s. M. Tgttle Rea Ptyaiale H. A. Leonard C. Lntnan , J. T. Brewer Eleanor McQoteton F- ft. M. Carley Alleta R. Smith E. V. Crede O. F Ma,« W. D. Ratter &■ D. Blwood . r , ■ . • Vofe Next Tuesday Raid Adv. Jackson Oouaty RepubUeaá Committee. Fat# Adv. Steiwer Club ifra-i.*?**À t A