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Newspaper Page TextII mwjfort) vu. TKTnrxR. mi:ifoiiu or.Mi.ov wkdmcsdav, KMIIIM'AflV 1(1, if) If! vAcm mum 1 f i w CROWDS CR EA E REVIVAL IDNG Even tnfore Hip budding was open ed Inst oTonlng tlio people began to KHthor on the sidewalk for the Ma thl mooting at the Natalorluai. The lnrgest week night crowd was pros on t whan Hernard Vetoy announced the first number of the song service. The mimic Is a strong feature of theio meetings. When Vossoy tnkos his cornet In linntl you can hear tho vory words of tho hymn and when ho climbs on top of thu pulpit ntul urgos the people to sing thoy sing with hearty good will. A children's chorus has boon organized and will furnish tho music for tho Saturday night authoring. I Aslilo from a choice solo last even ing tho dttot which was sung by Mrs. Hovlous and Mr. Vossoy Inst Sunday night was repeated at the rcquost of n largo number of pooplo. w Tho sermon was on the thoinc, "The Dovll nnd How ho Works." It was a vigorous but kindly arraign ment of tho fruits of evil doing. Mr. Mathts has tho happy faculty of so Dlivt'lnr Ilfi-iiuiil My placing in tho lime Unlit the weak traits of the human heart as to In spire courage to turn from them and claim tho help of the higher life. The evangelist evidently bolleves heartily In u personal dovll, for ho said, "thu devil Is a liar Hlways has boon. This old world doss not bo long to him oan he not glvo It to a man, though he promises big things he can not make good." Some people don't believe in a personal devil with some It Is necessary only to look In a mirror." Hut there Is hope Jesus Christ Is able today to cast out the devil from the human heart as of old. One statement tho preacher made might well he hung up In every office and homo "got awny from the poMlmlst ho Is the work of the devil." Thero are some people who senm to think the moro possliulitlc they are tho moro relig ious they are. i lists not so. Pessimism is novor religious. A deep impression Is bolng inmlu iimui tho Inrge number of pooplo who attend these services. Tonight the mooting will bogin at 7 o'clock instead of 7:30, and will rlostt In 1 1 iiiti for all who desire to attend the bifskot hall game. J'ooplo who are neglecting to at tend the great meetings thinking there Is )et plenty of time are warned that they may be mistaken. This Is a supreme opportunity for the city It is the part of wisdom to Improve it. Thursday nvenlng will bo women's Might. Everybody is Invited but a special Invitation la extended to all societies and clubs of woman. Jack sonville uple are planning to come In large mini her at that tlino. Hot ter come earl) If you want a sent. XOTICK 1'reelncts Hod ford North Main nnd West Medford register now at the MaltTrlbune office. T FOR SKIN DISEASES S. S. S. Drives Poison From the System. Get it nxol In your mind that skin ruiiuwiis. aVrofula. Knema. burning t faint skin, an all akin 4laao ara due eatlieljr t impure hlood If tha trouble wa mi tbe outside of the skin, impi washing- and keeping It clean jru euutd ollaln relief --nut olnt mema and sslvra would be acces sary. Art with ua la IhU te 1f. km! yuu can lc reaiured tu leaith. 8. sf. 8. la a purely vegetable triuimvat that uu fan aecura frum lour own duitvUt It la a bluoj tonic that will iurl'; )nur blood and rauaa O Qeoiaa.1 ahtemrnt of our trouble. SAd Bnail) make yuu well Ktfty year a so n. s. waa d.sc..vied and llun lo autferina mankind Liurinv this peiltHl it baa proven Ita remarkable curative pruncrtie ua a blood puilfler and ionic Ha relieved thouaanda of eaea at diaeaae rauaed l, Impure bluud, and earonic ur Inherlte.l blood dlneaara Tuu can be relieved. Mil uu munt lake f S S Iberere be ur. Ix.nl lake tlialii'.e 1I1 11 ITIe lol ..'i- 1 ill S S S (i II . Jt 1 iiKifi.l f ,T l a .'- 11 1 a-e ii- f" - it hi' d- . 1 ! n -p. . ' l'ji fA) NTHUSIASMGROWS Mkm News From WILLOW SPRINGS FLOUNCE ROCK FRILLS II. V. F.ltlni Imiiiiit'ti'i lntniiH"i in Mctlford I'ndn, Willow Spring win veil represent ed at the poultry oliow in Mctlford the mt week. I. F. William was ntwiriHg line 15 in this ilifttriet Monday. Urnver Cook and family Imvc mov ed to the property owned by C. M. KMtl of Med ford. Sunday It. M. Potior nnd family enjoyed visiting with 0. S. Illttek fmd. W. Ditulnp wn. trommcllng; lnini iicsk in I III district Monthly. I). W. Stone and wifo nre expected homo Wednoiduy niter an extended vWt with tlieir tluuglilor in Lewis ton, Idaho. S. S. Aiken of Prospect visileil wilh friends in Willow Springs Tliursilny. flcoVjje Davis . recevering: from n very severe nttnek of In grippe. Albert Forjjcy nilemled drill prac tice in M nil ford Wednesday. Juliut llurkliolz nnd family were. callers at thu home of II. F. Dean Sunday. At tho M-hoollioiihi1 Friday evening the (Jmiigers held a very sueeesful busincHs meeting. Mcdford visitors Saturday wore It. F. Dean, Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Strouho nnd Frank Thompkiu-t. MisH Florence Cleveland returned" to her home in Kugctie after a very pleasant visit with Mrs. W. A. Thompson. Maiiun Voting and family and .Mr. Hicks of Ashland will movo to their propel ty in this vicinity nnd make their permanent home here. Hoy Nichols suffered the loss of n Miluable dapple grup horse last week. Mrs L. A. Salade, Mis IC. A. I'iek ard, Mrs. . L. WiUon', Miss F. Me-JC11-M.T, Mi-. F.thel Dean nnd Albert 1 Forge y of Willow Sprint" attunded (he KiImhi program ut tho I'age Fri day afternoon. Leslie Davis has heeome an 011-tliu-iastie motor owner, luixing pur ehiised 11 HMO Ford car of Mr. (Mos of Mcdrord. The home of Mr. and Mr. V. A. Cowley on I'ine street, in Central l'oiut, was the scene of a charming owning' entortninment on Sntnrdny, when the east of "The Doctor's Triple Hlopement" were hidden to enjoy a dinner and an evening of music uiid snug. The dining table was nglow with hrilliut hearts and enriuillous, and in the pleasant environment hap piness held sway for several hours. Among (I10-.11 enjoying the oeeusion besides the host nnd hostess were: Mis-.es I.eln Weideneeht, Myrtle nieHHin, I. A. riekard, Franeino Mc Nasser, Mi'.i. Henry Itiley, Ko laud Flaherty. Fied Taylor, Medrniu Altimu. Mrs. I.lzzfo Stnncllff who has boon bedfast for thu pant tliroo mouthi has M) far rocovored as to bo able to ko to California for her health. Sho will lonvo I'lioonlx Thursday. Tlio many frlunds of Samuel Mur phy, who for many years was a ros Idont of I'lioonlx, will be xriovud to loam or his death at Talent Sunday ovniiiuK nt 0 . m. Ho loaves a sor rowing wifo and two chlldron, Klmor anil .loslo. Mrs. Mathews and dHughtor .loss I e were among tho Invltod guests at Mrs. Itailer's last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. AMIllum Atklu and Mrs. Atklu's nleo and children worn calling on Mrs. A. 8. Furry Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. Carey were Ash land visitors Tuesday. H. N. Fronoli of North Talent and .loo Henry wero In Medford Tuesday billing sood oats. J. K. Itoborts was In Medford Monday helping his brother's w to get her household goods Into their home In Medford. Mrs. Itoborts and family have returned from Missouri, where they have been visiting her parents the past year, Mrs. Itoborts says no more of the oast for them, after having lived In tho Itogue river valley. (login to rulao better birds, give them bolter care, and bo prepared to make a really crodltuble showing next fall. Itomombor next fall will be a state show and there will be those who have oxhlbited many times and have the birds and experience In showing them. How many will co roe up with entrance feos as well as birds. The domestic science class and their teacher o f the l'hoenix inch school gave J elaborate three mui - dinner in honor of the school loanl and their wires and I'rof. Mathc-w at the pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Furry. The decorations were beautiful. The color scheme was red and white, with evergreens festooned nnd Interspersed. The de licious dishes and the manner of serving (bowed how domet train ing reallv was a ner-ear branch o' itui ,iiiuii d an. krio cc Our Neighbors Ib.yd Tucker and fniil rctnrniMi to Skooknm Unrire Wcdne-dny nflrr a tay of apteral wcks in Medfonl. Jnmes Kmlirv made a trip down i!ie power line last wwlu S. S. Aiken went to Mctlford Won- '"! rorwnsint .lames Fergw-.m. day. J engine inspetor; Waiter Kerne, night Mr.Clmrlrnn of Derby el1oWr;!;oe",,'0, ?h'i-5 Wednesday to sinv awhile with her'S. ' nulerrnaker- S.m nnrenU, Mr. ami Mm. Iten Hi gin- l)",in' ''n-h-r, nnd it helper hothaiH. named Itnma.v. Some of two men ,. ', ........ Mwt rwiwlHtoiiiaiil. Cnn Is nt the inrsilay wa I rial, ' nwghn ,,,,, f lc for(.t,t ,,,,, ,,nv ,, lW,t hir hdiiy HHiiirorwiry, w, ko and Ins L,,fu Fergtumn is said lo Iwvu fnllierand l.rothur sTt the day with ,mi t.m,tVetl l.y the S. P. for ovor .ii. nun .un. vms iiisvviiiin nun eon-Hineil iinntitls of lee erenm. Mouduy night tlieie wan a iMtrty at Mr. and Mrs. Cml Itiehardson's nnd' StllllltlV IllIll Mil tfUl IHV.I1I1I IhNflt. Ml I Mr. Vaughn's. Frogs nre loudly "singing" on Mr .Vllllllllllv rnni'll. Oliilun Viieinn tg ,111. .r t. . . . . ; - .".-...... ....... p, - iin-e iuihs nun spiinir is ueie. . , ---..... """' !.. iu i0VII WIV Mr. nntl Mi-s. trophy returned lnati,mrtv included W. II. MoNnir, drug week from 11 visit in Medford. ,,. i K. Phipiw, vcnltv; F. .1). Mr. I'elerson reM.rls Hint a liter- WHgnor, legialiitur, and C. W. Hi.nta, ..., run whs orgnmseii 111 rn.aiiuiM rctTiilly. Our "soeinl mwmnt" eemH to ho a hit late 111 atmling this your. Mrs. Unlkur Hml tlHiwMor, Ora. came himie Sundny from Chieo, Cul. Mr. Walker met I hem ft t the stnlion MnutniHV, put lite train was so laic, tliev did not slnrt homo that da v. Mr. Slmll of the Miwer plant went to Medford Saturday. , Mitrjrorv I'.rskino sikmiI from Friday to Sunday with home folks. One of the most enjoyable 1 m Hies of the wlnler was given by Mcmlnnies Dawson and Vinson Saturday liiuhl at the Dawson home. The house was lavishly decorated wilh vnleiiliue ... 1 t m . I promt present nU several new games weie nuriMiiieod nnd prisea given. Pour! PoUon got tho prine for col lecting the most- hearts. Ilobnrt Ditsworlh and Miss Hanson were re warded for "going to Xew Vork" in quickest time, nnd other prise were divided among several winners, )o lieious haul sandwiches, ice cream and cake woro served. The subject for debute nt l4tuiel hurst Literary society next Saturday night is: "Unsolved, that the United State) should annex Mexico." To lite Kdiler: It wus not u mistake ghoul Lucius, Kiiicaiil killing two cougars. LFCll'S ICINCA1D. s.vmuo.s aim rorns. iiierewasuinrgeovidei.ee has beu aceumulnting p5g5i Prince ASb lilr &idl so ' ' yWiwri I H ( IP I f 1 ItlnnnWir ' ill l t ' ViPsH II Watch your step! trL ii (MtmMflLi 'W-SBVSW!,a. jmjK&..- x wfflBMHEZJh,. .ffiWjr J that InnTm-tW.f'lSSiftVsfTira Nn: ,VtT7 ,fe5i thin, 1 , ! A0111 Aim uin winmm flOIILHIIU MI1U Ylblmll The nnniiimnnec.l npprarancp of rnnrml rxlinmtc hi- los iinlil nflti Mn-ter Merhnnitt Hmnll in Wonthrrn1 ii'"inir. lWifin ynnln MomImv m8ht led t Funrl Din-ctor Htorh w Pidlrd iiliniit eight wen Iwmg let irf the TIrt Tuswler xfternoon lo ns muhi Wif1 fur "leiitiuiu on th i,A." ! "ft iMTvits incident io the fwHrnl The Vleepiiig' chnre is n literal ' Bp, ,ventl of the lurer hating liren I I panttht enjoviriir an earlier inorniit' nnp than ohop rnrtH provide for. The'"v" w" "' family. Interment iiinmes intolveil nre: Chnriey Cnne, 1 1,.. ....!.. ....- - - "-.T - Coached by Diioflor SimiMuin, who whisked (hum to high school territory, Tuestlay morning in his new ear, font .til.... .. ;..... .iuii. ..1 U...I t. .:i. ..: I .Miii-i t'iii.i-ir. iiviii-ii 111111 llllllllllUll land enjoyed witnessing from personal oliacrvalion tho workings of Asli- ' ., 1 mmi rt minli'l ediieationiil eMnlilisli Ilesiilos Director Siniiwon, the incut eitv eoiiiicilniuu. The parly repeated the snmo kind of n visit to tho west Kvmo Wednosdav. The Kastern Star at ita rogiilnt ,1H.oting Tuesduy l-vcning had some t.xtni fine muninil selections in ad- (lit ion lo routine work and refresh ments. An olnboruto Vietroln was n chief attraction provided by tho Nose. Hros., and Mix. Howard ltoso nt tended to tho manipulation of tho famous instrument. two school mils, way hack ncni ' Unl t'hristmHs time, broke into n pri vale garage and hulped themsclvos to joyrides on it Ford while the propri- ctor wna out of town. All this time ttninst them, with the result that nr- rest followed nnd they liuvo been bound over to thu grand jury in bonds, which nre in no trifling sum. liotli boys arc respectably couueeled. Pcrlinvs tho lesaon will he salutary. Tuesday morning thiee businsA lionses woke up lo the t'uet that llioy hnd been hurglitrixcd the night prev ious. The list iixfudes "Simpsoirs hurtlwnre, MeN'air Uros,, drugs, nnd Perriue's notion store. Very Utile actual cash was taken nnd hut Tew goods. McKairs hne no safe, but Ilia one nt Siuitoii's e.K.rienciHl stunt rough linage, IIuiiikIi 110 explos ives were used. IuMtud. the burglars played free nnd cny wilh a lot or fine new tools in the witv of saws that it just makes a man sorry-liko that ho didn't got onto this pipe thing and cigarette rolling stunt a-while-ago. Ho counts it lost timo quick as tho joy'us goodness of this P. A. tobacco gets firm set into his happiness division. The patented It'a eay o chnnan Im tlxipa anil mW f uaaal able braml. le Imlt.ln lh I'lincn Albeit lid ll tin, but it it impntiklm to Imi tate lh flavor of Prima Allj.it tobacco! TIio-mI- HtJHUCUTlCUlLl yP99&&KKvK! affftJtnniJiMtiPiTln wliLnnM ntul pieka, which "rinrwon hnndia hs hi bnninnn, sows toifts; nraetieartf riiinrrl. TV skrpf r.l n ergsr Mnm in ! which the rffririri.r lrrW. PeTTmS ol ""W Mnrphjr, who IW in that """ rentl.v nt the nge of M. Il wn" minsr nnd n nnlive of Ohio. He I i Stwrns' eemelery, I'M It.STtH, the well-known (1 rants Pass eotnmereial traveler, who antler went n major irnUoH at Oraiiite Cily hospital montlta ago, is in Illi nois viaiiing hia awnits, having fully itienveietl. He will return to sou I hem Oregon In dne senson atu "take to tho road" again, having filed npplientiuu for a job as t raveling salesiunn. Mrs. Clara ltliodes Huglo and baby will romuiit lieie awhile with the for mer's mother, Mrs. A. I. Irwin, until the husband and father, I F. Knglo, 1 who is a traveling man, decides on the family's new location. With $8 ir raised and .$1)00 in sight, the outlook for local Congiegntioiinl ists in raising an expense budget ol uu even $1()U() is most encouraging. The money will be used to meet cur rent obligations. The society received it severe blow in the street improve ment lino, paying almost dual rates. The church is located at a point marking tho iutcraoctiou of tho boule vard and F.nst Main street. Thin sec tion was originally macadamized, nnd when the paving era dawned, good, son ieenhle macadam wan torn up to make way for tho bitulithiu dope. hxlra oxjmiiiso, however, stands for "uniformity," which wna the ilcmnud of the hour. Itev. II. II. Wikoff ol Sun Francisco, field secrcturv of tho Congregational Churcli Hiiildiiig so eicty, wus present when the appeals for ilcdgua were made nnd coached the 'membership us to the merits of systematic goviug, the responses be ing unusually generous. Tho original church edifice was built in 18H7. It hits ft fine parsonnge. Itev. It. W. Faripihar is pastor. On Sundny, February 27, tlio local Ilnptist church will enjoy tho pleas ure of having the Do Mos. Concert company assume Ihe choir's prerog ative at the regular church service. Order Xo. '2, issued to First com pany of (ho const artillery, is ait im perative command instoud of 11 moro formal invilatiou to attend the Wash ington birthday ohxcrvuuco ul tha armory, February '12. The ituiiuul military ball will cup the climax of the event. The second game at baketbnll, Monday nt Itosebnrg, was lost by ert as so &!i-firee!gcl process fixes that and cuts out Mo and parch 1 Men, it's so easy to get on the right track for straight-ahead-action and tho rido tnly stands you 5c or 10c that it suro is duo you, duo your tongue, duo your contentment-container to know how much you'll like the national joy srnohe That tobacco nppetito of yours, when it gets-RoinR:-good, is us fierce as a baby's cry for millcl Right now, white you feel it digging in, do that little old tree act leave for the nearost store that sella tobacco! And get yours 1 Becnuse Prince Albert, jammed into a jimmy pipes or rolled into a maldn's cigarotto, taxes tho joy-speed-limit 1 And you'll got the listen of what that moans tho minute you put some P. A. net to a match 1 You'll get flavor and aroma and coolness that will sot-to-rcat-for-all-time any odd notions youevor concocted about pipe pleasure and makin's pleasure I AUavtrthmU S.and InavtrveivU a a. A hland. ?eor, 38 lo 13. The learn will not g further north, but must r(nrn in llmo fur the initial game with Prnnklm high of Portland, Thnredn.T rmming, Pelirnarv 17. H HfHa tha short tinro iHlerrenrng in onler to gel m sHie food practice plajr. John Corbell left TooadRy en the return Irfp to hia Cassadaga mining lpniperty in Siskiyou county, ten wire rrotn Hilt. At that town he will oenre the serrieea of a helper and they will raeh in gnthatake so 'Hen aufrielont fur the balance of (he win ter. Furniture and fixtures for the new Hotel Oregon am daily being unload ed. The "fall of (ho hnatilo" Is fig uratively represented ovory tiny in tho busy work now foliig on there. Out of chaos is coming order, nnd one. may begin to note the scope tif what a $13,001) improvement really eontcni plutcs. At 11 rcgulnr meeting of the Iltisl nosB Men's association Mouduy eve ning, 1). D. Xorris was elected to the dual positions of secretary of both thu Commercial club and the ItuM mms Men's organization. Mrs. .InmcH Mnllingly left for Sn lein on Tuesday morning to be with her daughter, Mrs. C. C. Harris, dur ing it critical surgical operation which the daughter is about to undergo. The Hurris family formerly resided here, nnd now live 011 a It. F. I). route three miles out of Snlem. Mrs. ,). Iv. Chonto left on Moudoy for an extended visit with her pip erita nt Snn Francisco. Frank M. Itoborts, traveling out of tliieago an inspector for the Charles II. Scott Co., was hero early 111 the week interviewing merchants nnd railway officials. Oregon nt largo is his ehoeu boosting ground, and lie j never tires of praising tlio licautloi of Ibis southern section iu tho niobt optimistio colors. The local armory inny Bingo nn nmnttjhr boxing bout next week on or about Thursday, February 111. "11. 11," said to stand for Harney Harnett, 11 local expert, has been prevailed up on to meet Joe Vashbiudor, in whom the sporting element of Hold Hill think they have found it match for Ashland's Cardiff giant. The battle will bo iu conformity lo pure food and prohibition enactment. Publicity Malinger Duryca has re ceived from the (Jrenl Xoithcru rail way 11 unique inkwell, being it replica of the "Jiig potato," which baked io a turn bus made (he dining cur ser vice of thai system famous. Joe Under, former sheriff of this county, nnd now a leading stockman on ranch pro-voi'ty between Talent mid Phocuiv, motored to Ashland on Tuesday, His wife accompanied him. mendlv Utt country in f A world you It find P. A hrily awaiting four howdy da in toDttv tmd bama. Sci ri nn$, juct nana tony pound ttatf'pcund tin humldotQnd -a a " at corkint'finw cryttat'glatM Idor with 9pongmoi$tmnir top nt onty Aot th tobacco in ctivtr trim, but i$$uch a nifty r lo hav about t REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO. Wiaiton-Salto, N. C. . J, X.juJ&feP.doC. i ) Mr. (Jsler en ii.fcerailefifo or mutant II. Iff. one nt 4 Intr nfMt of litis meillrsl nrn, lot mrrfr nt Jnhn llnpk.nn. Ilallimrtri, ami nntr llraln 1'rar.vianr nt tr,U f Inr nt (ltfor-1, njn In hi "I'mrllfe of tlfillflne" IIMUl, on pnef XISl "Th hrnllna; of piilmnnar Inlifr. ritlnal la nhnnn rllnlrallr lir ISr trtnrwf nt pallrnta In nhMf asnM fla.llr ll.aiir nml linrllll hmtr itrra foil ml. m Ibr Krannlallnna lirii.liicl. ami na.nrlafnl pnrnmnnln n rnr ll..nr la formnl. tthll Ihr amallpr mama, nrraa lirromr Iw prmnnlril nllh llmi aalta. To anrh rnmlltliiiia nlnnr ahonlil Ibp term hrnllna hn aiipMnl." Many eminent medlonl nuthorjtlea ha teanfleii to the enieacy of lima Mitt in the treatment of ttiberou Isslf. and the aucneaa of Hckman'a Aitaratlve In this nnd allleU throat anil brunchlnl affection may be lu partly to the fact that It eftntalna a lime salt ao combined, with other valuable Ingredlenta as to be easily ssilmllnteil Widespread mo of this remedy In numerous eases of tilberrulosls many of which nppear to have yield ed completely to It Justifies our be llof that It Is worth it trial, unless some other treatment; already Is succeeding It contains no oplntes, nnrrotlra or hnblt-formlnc; druits. W make no promises cnneernlna It any more that raputable physlelnna Klvo promises with their prescrip tions, but wo know of mnny cases In winch IT 1IA8 HIJI.PUD. , lour druRKiet hns it or can set II. or you cun send direct. Kchman t.alioratnrr. 1'hllad.lphla. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS niSTitiCT AiToiiNinr I horoby nnnounco that I hato fllod my declaration of Intention to beconio a candldato for tho repub lican nomination for tho offico ot District Attorney tor Jackson county, Oregon, subject to tho derision of tho republican party, nt itif iirlmary elec tion to bo hold May 19, 1910. Adv. 0. M. IIODBRTS. I am n candldato for ro-cloctlou to tho office ot district attornoy, Adv. K. B. KELLY. I hereby announce that I haro filed my declaration ot Intentions, and that I am n candldato for tho democratic nomination for tho office of district nttornoy, subject to tho May primar ies. If I am nominated and elected to this oftlco, I promise not to forgot tho fact that 1 am a public servant, and that I will to tho best of my ability admlulstor tho affairs of tho otflco Impartially, honestly, and without fear, or favor. Adv. NEWTON W. DOIIDKN. COUNTY" TllUASUllKIt. noputy County Troasurer Myrtlo U Illakoloy nnnounccs her candidacy for tho offico of county troasurer. I hereby nnnounco my candidacy on tho republican ticket tor tho ot flco of county treasurer, to bo voted on nt tho comlnK primaries. I havo hold tho position as deputy in this offico for tho past year and am con fident that I can fulfill tho duties connected therowltli. . I sorved two yoars as deputy coun ty rccordor boforo taking tho posi tion as doputy county treasurer; I havo also had oxporlenrn as account ant for sovoral corporations, such as tho Medford Concreto Construction company nnd Medford Ico and Stor ago company, beforo taking up coun ty work and will say that my past record Is opan for Inspection to tho voters of Jackson county. lr nomlnatod nnd elected I will run tho ofrieo without tho oxpenso ot a doputy nnd contlnuo to servo tho pub. lie Just as efficient In tho futuro as I havo In tho past. Adv. MVItTLK W. IJLAKKLKY. I hereliy nnnounco that I havo fllod my declaration of Intention to bo como it candldnto for tho Itepuhllcan nomination for tho offico of county treasurer, to bo voted on In tho com ing prlmnrloH. It I nm nominated and olected will conduct tho otflco In an efficient and buslnossllko manner. Adv, UOY" L. MAULK. COUNTY" CLWIK I horoby nnnounco that I havo filed my declaration of Intention to boconio a candldato for tho repub lican nomination for tho offico of county clerk for Jackson county, Oregon, subject to tho decision of tho republican party, nt tho primary oloc Hon to bo hold May 19, 1910. Adv, (Llttlo) JOE 11. WILSON. SIMMtllV I hereby nunounoo my candidacy for the nomination for Bliorlff on tho republican ticket, to bo voted upon at tho coming primaries, May 19th, 1916. I havo hold tho position ot doputy sheriff for tho pBt four years and nm thoroughly familiar with tho ditlos connected with tho offico, both cler ical and outsldo work. I feel that I am competent to hold tho position, and If nominated and eloctod, will glvo tho people of Jack son county nn offjclont and econom ical administration. I also ngroo If elected to enforco all laws. Adv. H. W. (Curley) WILSON. COUNTY" .SITKHIXTHNDKNT I horoby nnnounco my candidacy nn tho republican tlckot for tho of fice of County School Superintend ent for Jackson county, Oregon, sub lost to the will of tna republloar party at tho primary election May 19. I stand for practical school of rteluner, personal supervision ot tho schools and elimination ot countv school supervisors. dv. ruwns r. smith. o f o3 O