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Mwnconn matt, riunnrrc, mdtotiLlJIt :: WW TTvT! -rsn COOPER OF EUGEN L ! News From Our Neighbors mtypMMrl WIWMNGS 1' JgHLANP AND WBNIIY; i limn i ii iinmi i HHHilKjr. Tftst was Str. McLeod's ffrtt kwk t tlra. reentry the rlrer ami! the tkfHlcs the tabh land rw tier iwatttiffA bar didn't ad Colonel Mm was nn Athlund guest one afternoon this lt, I Tolo rllltens lake notice Mm. D. ywi rmkfol IH Hf Pit for k sfflnbrr!imH In ih awtewwliMo IwtwoM. of trm mitt Imw n wide rlrele nfOmnt JWmnn' dauri(r, Imtoil, b intimate friend in thr Athene of Or- an i4je of the Pelalumn pontof i L.m. Jfi mMMMW Iim Iini . fle. mt kin (laasrhter. JM. hi a pointed to hHHtle tKr jmWiHH .1. - trained minw lit the U hMpitfll, ! mlrv l" "'" (.artmenl. In line will, rrtrMirl.in.rn Snn Prone, tew. Tn mall carrier one again tra feature, the ttWe of the d.p,.rt-i lal rw dread ram nrv watebtng !""B " M ' coming how mnl here been mnow-ii to lhi roniif with inli-nn.! tliP mitpoMie of the iwiit i n""K ,or n '" l,mp ing rHitn of tin Ashland PnMiihin ' intituted by i MARLEY 2 IN DEVON 21 IN. federal anlltoritie . . .!....... . ........ .. t. .. ..... wxitntion btuiunv o innii;- to., wnere mnisvm eauncoieH wun intiagin( me aouiaern i aeuie lor i l s nnvKiunaK A wire was recotved this morning from Coopor of Oregon V. aecopt jlnu the position of referee for the coming championship series with Ashland. Mr. Cooper, was the first choice of Ashland and Medford, having rof lorcod the tlllo names between tho two titlcH for tho past two years jvitho.it one bad decision or one com plaint by either faction. "Ho is ab solutely square," was tho remark made by the Atdiland school men Inst year, both the tmperlntondont and principal being high In his praise. Body Hall and Sales of Ashland will bo tho officials in the girls' gamo. The Medford hoys' team has tnkon In had Htump the past wee), and Is not playing good ball. They havu no "pep" In practice and show a gen eral apathy, probably resulting from lack of condition. The practice last night wua a little better, but far from what It should be with the gnmos so close, at hand. A little general history of the Ash land placers will bo or Interest to tho fans. It Is based on records. Fraley, the taptaln, is the stationary for ward. He Is to years of ago, weight 130 pounds, and has played three years on the championship team of southern Oregon. Us Is a senior In school. He Is fast, working at top speed, a clever dodger and one who ran bleak away from his man. Han dles t ie ball more than any other man on the team. Hest foul shot In Routturn Oregon. Made throe has- koN in tho O. A. ('. Knme off of Johns, who Is considered an excellent Riiard. C!rl ez, rovliiK forward. 10 yours of ag1. weight 17!i pounds, three years on champion team. Junior in hlelt cliool. This man Is tho nenmi tion o. all high school teams In Oro Bon and oue wiiom sevoral coIIokbh have a.-ked their nlutunl to kv(,'"',) for tliem. Host forward ovor de veloped In Oregon. "CoIIoko caliber now," said an O. V. C. man. "Ho could make. our team and bu a slur.1 In conference.'" Clever shot, always clangorous, picks weak spot In op ponents' defense. "I.uck shots" have boon made ko often that fans havu begun to reallzo they are the rosult of phenomenal accuracy. Nq kuothI iTnies to leave him and attempt to stv Euro g al. Last ItosehurK Kamo a'. Ashland ho scored all of Ashland's points, 10 In number. Aohland lost, !21-19. Har.ls, tho center, 10 yeom old, nCfi pounds weight. Senior In hlKli ijchool. third year on team. I'lrtt year as regular, substitute two pre vious years. Blinik at long basket. quick In throwing. Sooted two has l?ets on Hlnny. O. A. C. crack coior. from middle of floor. I'lymale, 20 yearn of age, fourth rear, senior In high nchtwl. ohjht IICD pounds. 1.000 woring guaru. iTast year's captain, brains of tm, rHfii8es ginger In niti. itecoids show ' Mprue to eight baskets in overy gamo, , $flU man being allowod none frnn.unt i JlyT and never more than two baskets. ',; JRulls unexpected brilliant playa. I- v'ia?cta weakness of opponent quickly r'.and uies them; backbone of team in Jboth offense and defeM. ' Dolsman, 20 years of age, 20.1 mounds. Sophomore, second year on Ream, stationary guard. Slicks to his u.un. I4ist year held I'sloute Up one lone bnbkot In last game nee. mobb' toda la ranked as tbe war gpiward at Stanford. Talk should Settle the status of DeUuiaa. Tlrkis for reserved section for Kahland games at that city can be se- yired at McHrUJe's up to Saturday ynornin. Ashland has sold all hunt mud now wants tho Med ford ec mon. Fans lannot get Seat at Ash-Hand No grammar school tlckets.wlll be rSold before the game. Sold at door. .At the "hnrrli bv HUhoi h Howe of Alaska i springs fniHiHHi nl Suinnor of Oresou. the former , oorretoiioHcv nnj M. McN'asslo will be located al the j fo j,,,, inlereitliwly of hm work . future detelepmrnti. lKstornce Krway aiternoon 10 rei-, ,n nrl,ern e!imc. Hev. V. K. llam ister dl handle the I'-'l writinft A. A, Mlekle, nfteHt nml op- lr- pvndinfiemlur at AttMrny, in trteeaa of the Mrs. James driers' father rame up Saturday to vlntt her. He walked port war and Mr. Grieve and win met him Ml KvefgroaN ranch with a rig. nine bourn Mr tiny ns provided hi ! w- ur nH on aml lwo n0"" n.- r.iu.,. ..f v,t i.t..i-'lnw. P l wotk ana toon a or all voters. , ,vm, H pu,,. f Trinity, ami nmlor miKt,r 0f sfeMyon piuinty, rnd welU A committee of twidre who Imve bu""h of tholr cc,ttle ,8Ut- Mrs. i A. llnnnle. of Aahlaml ' .:.. .:..:-i:.- - i r ...' .... . v .. k- ..-.- i. f th -..hJ..-I Thore were two ilnnees Saturday . i.n.. ..i.i4iu. u. mA um i u . - n .; i... ,r""r", " "' " ' ' . .. '. .1 .. .1... ...t..l,A.i. . 1 ..1 r lmt. olio nt Mr. ltnibrv's nml one at I thwe IKlrtM, died rWeutU ill the t al-1 'W'H-niwn ewunuituj nerr ..uiv -i, ; "" ".'" I ARK! OW has boon vlaltlMg Mr. and Mrs. J. S. wrr. ureimred for ronfirrontion by Klilen, of Oreen Acres. llm Humner. the lit iurluilitw Minn .Aianie jonea, or corning. uj., ' rt, Is vliltlng her nnnt, Jlr. J. I'. lfo !iforuia Odd Fellow home, ageil & I ml , lMnn the Initidl ennvnan Tue- Mr' ;vc "' Mr. (.l. -mi I 'lt. lire. Kilnn O. j ,.aiuu ln Uw vlei.utv of Ywhn in ' monynK for fund in livlmlf of a" ,tt" "Jl Iladhv. Mr. Lillian Cole, Mrn. lVnrl , ls5., M)4 rr H tHllp drove the nlnnc . enterpcim!. U,j "'1"1 I fiiso- -"", mi. M. Kmnpy. MitM Charlotte C. Hinp-; p,,,, Sl. Unr and Happy Camp. 000 mh an ovidaneo that A.lilund ,r; ""'' ""' " r!l, Kathrvn Itutk Chnjnell, I lorothv ; Tn. Mrinira eommium Iiah waned : wi" iMimto n aerie of atuuta n " ,, ,,,.;, land. Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes motortd kore from talent to Inspect the work uoiwlj, jIIPf jrpj;. art, Alice M. Poor, nr.1.. 1I1..1 ".wndina ih.. nnalvaiii1 thoe dates, which will bo worth .. ll.,.u U . 1 I - . .. . k t t - - r .1 uii wii'ii orrnaru. i .;,nH (nlh llntlle.V, II. S. I'lekard was a bualneaa vlei- Harriet M. Itiinor, tor In Ashland and Grants l'Ma this , i'w-her. Aihicm K. Hedheiv. lteulah .1... s ..1 ... n... 5J0. renitcctivelv --,--- -- .. - 'iU'riuMIIliliiii''ii-iitttTiiti)iiivTK - week. iViillflPf. Hiihnt V. lMllz. StowAVi .....!..!.. !..... si.. -. .1... -m.;,ino; Tip Conieni!iitionnlists linvo had "'" --- .- - I ll'l 11 11) " IIIV IIV lit- till' IIMIIIHni .- r- (. nasi, iiownni , Iloro At. Pi Pearl Itmror,! of ln wt,,, u)iioh have been piped w''l'- PlwlgOti are imyahle in note, Urruine I.. ' in lo ,rtermine whether thev contain . ,,n,f ",'"i" Io April '20 and .lima Mlu Until Flnnell. of Hd Illnff, i Cal., returned to her homo after v ellmmi.r nnd I U Loud. Clement inM,cr u. ,inornl water plant will J ,I""r tonAl expectation renlired in "'r B C. K. IloiIbPtv. 'not be in uperntion." The water" ,n'H'K " PmerRi'iit budget of $1000. " i..:n.. fii:..i. ..c .' . . .. . 1.. ..,,.i ....:..! .. ,...:...,..... ,., :.. ...1.1: I I no . - wimie win .. nre now in the IiunilH oioregon Ag-''"""' "i'""" "J,i"l''""' "'"-., , . relnlivi" of the. ;,...n,,,.v nn,rt .,u,n .,i,nn.ut. r.n.ition to regulur oxpense nccoiinta. For Mrs.J.I'. HonBland.duufhtor.and llwv fniniUp4) rrju.(, Tiitmln- lo , H,invaiat n proeesa which will take!" !' tin.' nulwriptlww hovered 0 " Mlsa Mabel Jones arc vliitlim thla; lo,.nU, lor(t Anothrr family of younK. bo't a I10tt to t.m,,tP. I t.;Iut the $800 nimk, hut pcixitent "s D week with Mrs. Fitch Snyder, of (lulil W,Ht. H,.i.,mnlr,l them. 1 meantime vMtun to the ,MrkH havef " won n lu-nrtv u-ponse, with, " Miss lla l.ytle spout Saturday night I Hisloy aro visiting and wife, Mr. and ' Mrs. Hon Hlglubothnm. John lllg- Inbotham ami wife are. also tlioro. ' Mrs. Poyton spent Monday at Mrs. Dawnon's. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Ous Dltsworth spent Saturday and Sunday at the Gordon very enjoyable vlrit with Mn. W. A Thompson, of (lien Itldge orchard. j Jlr. nml Mi-m. OiVille (Kick ttuhvlvarin. ()., relnlive of hi the fuee of. eoOHideinble rivalry been regaled rilh spring wutnr at Stevena. of Tolo wa. a liiisl- ' . ,fc siiMta' nnl other diiMonnj the Itnntinir amiton, hendnnartei-aL""1 only i-iHiisnittilntiiiB lliunmoIviM, Hill. J. It ..,.. ..I..It.Ju I.. 1 11 II,.... . .!... el I. .,UBr ,.BllUi . ... ,.. -of t,p Sf ,, Htm, snoniine . vixion enrrieit off Ihe houorx. Satunlay afternoon the arent ,. . rmt SlH.rill,0Brflt' ,,,,, -w n oMt ,here for tlw;Jf'l wlm-li faocl the church, Teachore' elub will be ontertalned by " , ",. . ui .. ,,.,, ,,,lir ... . '..'n....... ,f ,,,A i...i 11.. ...,.1 MuHilninoH V. II. rini'kw nml Ilurrv ... ... ....'.. . T. U. met Saturday at Mrs. Peyton's for tho first time ln trwo mouths. This lack of meetings ccauso of deep snow nnd nick but the meetings probably will ll... ...li il,.,i air n...l Ini... ,,. co""" nioauuy now. i noro wus n onto ill-' which it in of intcroM to isit, i,,,,. ! hut ore nU receiin,' congrutulationa . cor-1 much na elaborate and complicated (UPr " ''"I'l'V .lutiou of the financial luiiin linn iiimii riiinnduk.ii ni in iivii. , l..l -4 .. I r U -..- HV li WM r., ,-,. ...j .,.., IJHVIflHIIll II L IIIH llllllltT ill I ! llll IIISTI . - Mrs. Hanby, wife of Professor Han- man and ronittniiMtcr Mcicntificallv incliiied, prexiotiH toj The private enr Ornamere, oceit- l lie pied by President- Itogeis of the Vir- nnnhiiiit ltiu tkt-ia.jA it t iukitinti . - .. , 4 . . . t mil sisiiai ii m I vm ts i?w-. i'iss " ii.ttsilli il iuaFiMl wtnttnlih. mi t tin ' Amm tuiluit' titiil iw rl v umh! iiiiiMi imjifi nut , 49d..teH.Mfl ii;..,u;.,u .. ..i its.;Mki.o Ar.....i.. f(... ..t....i,,..i t ...., i Pfll-f tlUlCUI.V III I""! till III V lt feSIirilt til II II I II ill III III fill I m It 1 1 n II III IV iiuiii- FuliMm. Orovillo mul Wnli. i Ijor iitiii. , - i ... . I ..!.. . I i .if.... rt i . . i Among jacKNoii eouiuy pupils who i jcku ihio couunue us i unuiaunun 'have ltcen identifird with industrial j niacmbly, borun aome fow sonaotm ."'club work and gnidcning, nnd who, ago. The tnlent.will he audi na is erlnteudeut. will read a l. 41, A Mf.l. ,,..,' ..MMMM.M All li( I. II niiviuuiMi fl u ,ft nfii. ... . ,, ninnilini-N nml frlnnils nru eorilliillv Tnvited to attend. The grange meeting Friday ev i.,.. ...... .. .....,u,.i ..i. ......... i- , ,, . , ,. . , ...,. wcic itwnrilcil pnyca at the lift alate feaHnr ltelmnr. of Talent, mini Pro-1 . . ' .. fesHor Cate. of Medford. delivered In teresting talka on various subjects. Mr. Cowley rolntod many topics the Nlbloy party stated at the sftgar beet meeting held In Central Point on Thursday ovenlng. Last, but not n niiMnr nnni rnii i n ' rLUUWbt HUbn rHILLo lonst, a very pleasing trio, "O, Dry Those Tears," by Mrs. John Hiinrl, Franclone McN'nssnr and Albert Pres ton Forgey wns approelatoil. lie freshmuntH wore served by the ladloa n tho evening and were most dp-petizlng. fair with the privilege of entering the mIiojI couiho, ol the (. A. ('. nt Cor nllis the coining Mitinncr, with nil eieniea paid, aii S. Willita of Pcr-ni-t. who excelled ill potato mixing", i Kther Miller of Medford, nultry; Mildred Lvneh of Talent, baking; Ida Stnriih, Hold Hill, sewing; nnd Claim Charley, ltrownr.horo, agricultural club work. Ahlunl don t seem to up tear in the lint. On .Mnreh 1, Morris.). Duryea, pub licity inanuger of the Comnieicial i-'ub, savored his connection with Unit organization, Inning resigned Nome time sinco to take effect on the date mentioned. Thin week Mr. Duryun will return to Lugcac lo remain pend ing nrrangemiiilK iim to future cu gageineiil". Ketiiining to the Lane THIRTEEN KILLED BY AVALANCHE IN ITALY PKItLlN', March- 1. -Dispatohca from IniiKbruck iiy that thirteen person were killed bv an nwilttnelip 'in Stelvin pans, on the bonier-, of county iuetroHilia will be like going Tyrol and Italy. ' home, inasmuch naMr. and Mrm )ur n f forded bv the traveling lyeeum, .ii.....:.... .... .1... .i.i nn..... ..-.,. ..,.i o i ll'4,.,.K "J 111. ..... ...,.., mt.il...... C. ,1. Luttiell i the president for 101(1. Mr. Mary K. Houck of ltoichury, woithy grand mntron of the Order of the Knstorn Klnr, jurisdiction of Ore gon, will pay an official visit to Alpha Chapter, No. 1. of this city, on Tuoftilny evenhig-.'Marcli 7, -Thin date is n regular meeting and A largo attendance is untieipaled. W. II. Day lias moved from Laurel street into the Mntlies tentunent, 70 Haiim street, coinur of Pine. .lob Tor.er returned early in the week from Pctiiluiwit Cal., whore ho wintered with ruhltives. Among the Ashland ciilnuy At Potalnmn he re- The Floimco Hock school closed Friday and tho day was observed by a picnic nnd program. There was quite n crowd present nnd a bounti ful dinner which waa eaten nt a tit bio under the trees. The program ln the afternoon was very good, it was followed by a mnrshmnllow toast and a genornl "visiting." Kvoryono Is well pleased with Miss IlaiiHon'H tonchlng for the past two yeara, tho length of tlmo she has been with us, Sho dopnrted Saturday for hor homo uonr Climax. Itoy Vaughn returned from the val ley Thursday and went back again Monday. Ho will work at tho 1 1 111 crost orchard this summer. Mr. Nlchol Ih Improving his homo stent! near the Nye school Iiouho. . Automobiles aro Hcen on the rnada again. Tho SteaniH, Lower ami Ir goodly number present and a very pleasant meeting was held. Ono now member, Miss Porter, waa added to tho Union. Mr. Peyton and daugh ter norvud ham sandwlchos and enko. Harold Peyton visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Ho Is work ing for Mr. Lewis nl Central Point. kou ovi:uwoitKi:i womi:n' TIiIh ia tho season ot tho year when tho wife ami mother boglns to feel tho strain of household and ho cial duties, and gets into n run-down, nervous, weakened condition. To all such, our local druggists, tho Mcd ford Pharmacy, says, "Wo havo u rare combination of tho three oldest tonics known, in Vlnol, which wo guarantee to restoro strength, make you eat better, idocp better and fool bettor, or wo will return your money. Adv. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS SIIICUIIT. I horoby announco my candidacy for tho nomination for sheriff on tho republican ticket, to bo voted upon at tho coming prlmarloii, May 19th, 1U1G COLLARS a for a CENTS CVOSTT FEABODVYr CaiNCTROTHY. sired and tho race could bo mado without assuming special obligation to any particular individual, faction, locality or Interest. Therefore, after consulting person ally or by letter several hundred men and women of all occupations ln all parts ot tho county, believing there Is a real deulro for my candi dacy, I will ho a candidate for tho nomination of District Attorney on tho ropublican ticket. Adv. JOHN IT. CATtKlN. COUNTY TIlKAKUllKR. Doputy County Treasurer Myrtlo W. Illakolov announces hor candidacy tor tho otflco of county treasurer, I hereby announco m candidacy on tho republican ticket for tho of flco of county treasurer, to bo voted nn nt the coming primaries. T hnvo hold tho position na deputy In this otflco for tho paBt year and am con fident that I can fulfill tho duties connected therewith. I served two yoars as doputy coun ty recordor boforo taking tho posi tion as doputy county treasurer; 1 hnvo also had cxporinnco as account ant for several corporation, such aa tho Medford Concrete Construction company nnd Medford Ico and Stor age Company, boforo taking ip coun ty work, nnd will any that my pant record Is open for Inspection to tho voters of Jackson county. It nominated and elected I will run tho offlco without tho oxpenso of a doputy and contlnuo to norvo tho pub lic Just as efficient In tho futuro m I havo In tho past. Adv. MYHTL13 V. DLAKKLUY. porta .loo Kinney, (limit llclmnn and valley In his par. This speaks well Pert Tocr engaged in the chicken for tho condition of tho roads. hiiMiicsK. C. W. Sanderson, former1 Mr. and Mrs. McLeod and youngost couiieilinnn here, is engaged with his daughter camo up o Mra. Vaughn's I havo held tho position of deputy wliKcnra have Jiomi spinning nroupd Miorlff for tho pastfour yeara and am ...tj.'. ... ...... .?. ... .... thoroughly familiar with the duties connected with tho office, both clerl- her, arid Mr. Mansfield wont to tho - rj-asHM '. -.. St . ' Mn7mm&m .. 8$&aGm 5' CorrlilillMhr II. J, NMM IdVtwa Co, Z 'Zi Prince Albert tohacco has made three men smoke lrli.iM m pipes where one smoked before! 'Ai. .HI. 1 I cal and outside work I feci that I am competent to hold tho position, and It nominated and eloctod, will glvo tho people of Jack son county nn efficient and economi cal administration. I also agrco if oloctod to onforco oil laws. Adv. U. W. (Curloy) WILSON I heroby announco that I havo tiled my declaration of Intention to be como a randldnto for tho ropublican nomination for tho offlco ot county troasuror, to bo voted on In the com ing primaries. If I am nominated and elected will conduct tho offlco In an efficient und buslncosllko manner. Adv. KOY L. MAULB. COUNTY OI.KHK. I heroby announce Mat I havo filed my declaration of Intention to becomo a candidate for tho republi can nomination for tho otflco ot county clerk, for Jackson county, Oregon, subjoct to tho decision ot tho republican party at tho primary olco tlon to bo held May 19, 1910. Adv. (Little) JOB II. WILSON. I am a candidate for tho nomina tion of Shurlff on tho 'ropublican ticket to bu voted for al tho prlmnrlos May 19, 1918. If nominated and elected I will onforco tho law and glvo tho public an honost, Impartial and offlclunt administration. 37 years In Jackson county. Adv. II. N. LOFLAND. I hereby announco that I havo filed my declaration of Intention to become n candldato for tho republi can nomination for tho offlco of coun ty clork, for Jackson county, subjoct to tho decision ot tho republican par ty, at tho primary election to bo held May 19, 191G. Adv. A. N. HILDEDIIAND. BEFORE CITY COUNCIL (UK ACQ. Ma i eh 1. The -Hit IgnLiiv -nnu.il prcetpiiuieu n jh-.. Hfagi- Y.ihVr Kutuu' hurg- aginii-t Mrs, Iouisc ()boroe Itowe will be given a lieu ring by the city council tfcmJit and it is e.jiertl the whole hubieet ot the charRfk will he gone cr. There will 1m uuijorily and minor- lity report k ottered iiv inv cuncn iniiiittcc which heard the charge. m rnuiorits resrt ill demand that Mr-. Kwc be diinived from her no- flti.M) n head of the depart men t or .Sjiuln.i Will.ilV. Ilotll rcM,it- enll- I. illi. II, liil .l.il l I 11 N PRINCE 0Jmimmmmmm ALlJLrHl 1 horeby announco ny candidacy for the ropublloan nomination for sheriff, to be voted on nt tho coming prlmarloii. May 19th, 191 C. I foul that I need no Introduction to the public having been a resident of Jackson county for 2C years. I pledge mysolf, if eloctud, to glvo an tmpnrtlal, economical and con servative administration of this Im portant office. I have endeavored to, servo the public faithfully In the past and agree. If oleetad. to strictly and Impartially enforce all laws. Having ii very large oxporlonco In tho mat ters of taxation and knowing Jack son county thoroughly, I pledge my aalf to conduct the tax collection branch of the office In such a manner as to iore the taxpayer houoatly, promptly and efficiently. Adv. W. T. OIHKVK. lUSTIMCT ATTOHNUY I am a candidate for ro-electlon to the offlee of district attorney. Adv. K. K. KKLLY. tan r ' "I'l'ut a.1 -tic " i iee 1AY fire to a jimmy pipe jammed-chock- full of Prince Albert tobacco, or roll up a makin's cigarette if you're digging after reasons why P. A. has revolutionized the pipe and "rolling" game; why P. A. has trebled the number of pipe smokers in six years; why Prince Albert is today smoked in every civilized nation on the globe I Give P. A. the third-degree-test-out! Drill like sixty into that enticing flavor, that fra grance, that long-burning coolness. Your confidence never will be abused! The pat ented process makes all that possible and frees the tobacco from bite and parch I the national Joy smoke Men who have stowed away gentle old pipes for years have brought them back to the tune of Prince Albert ! It will set free any-pipe-shy-tongue I P. A. will prove out 100 per cent any hour of the twenty-four ! It will give any man all the pipe-happiness he ever did yearn for! Rolled in a makin's cigarette, Prince Albert is so refreshing and so delightful, it gives you a brand-new idea of how mighty fine a real makin's cigarette can be ! It's as satisfying to your taste as the prettiest thoughts of smoke-happiness you ever uncorked I I hereby announce that t havo filed my declaration ot Intention to becomo a candldato for the ropub lican nomination for tho otflco of Dlatrict Attorney for Jackson county. Oregon, subject to the decision of thej romibllcan party, at the primary eloe tian to be held May 19, 1916. Adv. 0. M. UOWCRTS. COUNTY HUPICIUNTKNUKNT. I hereby announco my candidacy on tho republican tlckot fot tho of flco of County School Superintend ent for Jackson county, Oregon, hud Joct to tho will of tjio republican party at tho primnry election May 19 I stand for practical school ef ficiency personal supervision of the sohnols nnd elimination of county school supervisors. Adv. I'ltANCIS 0. SMITH COUNTY AHSKHHOIt I heroby announce my candidacy for tho offlco of county nssossor of Jackson county on tho ropublican ticket, subjoct to tho primary on May 19 I pledgo myrolf to an honest, efficient, Impartial and econ omical dlsoharge or the duties of tho offlco and propono to mako all assess, monts upon tho basis of tho true actual value of tho property and not upon any Inflated valuation. Adv. GBOItOB LAU.NBPACH. I hereby announce that I have filed my declaration of Intentious, and that 1 am a candidate for tho democratic nomination for the offlco of district attorney, subject to the May primar ies If I am nominated and elected to this offfoe, I prom Uo not to forgot tho fact that I am a publle servant, and that I will to tho bout of my ability administer the affairs of the office, Impartially, honostly and without fear or favor. Adv. NKWTON W. IIORDKN Prince Albert can be purchA4 every abera tobacco it told in tcpy red bag, 5c tie) rfd tin, 10c tiandioma tlouml and htlt'QcOM tio humidon, and in that tlany pound cryttBl-glAttJ humidor with sponge -mo Wci&r ttp. that feccpi the tobacco in such Lang-up cruunl For Prince Albert has won its way on its merits. Won-over men of all tastes it's so universal in its popularity; so good, -anti ffiencfh, anji satisfying;! It will win you quicb 8s a Hash I R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Wlnston-Salem, N. C. I 3 The first of the year a number of republicans, Inoluilltijc many who ap proved of my efforts in the Interoat of the taxpayers as state represeuta I tlve four years ago, roquested me to; ! nerome a candidate for the office of District Attorney, inasmuch aa there would be. In addition to the regular 1 duties or the criminal and Juvenile courts, new duties and conditions I onnfrgntlug the office. Aumng these were mentioned, the enforcement of (he prohibition act. and the llktV- bood of havijlifeto bieiQgn main tax Mi ns pi!lcul,irl, id me aKalnxt the -i tin i I'.n in.- lan.l urant of nea )' ilf jnlil:,. u. re 'a lukwit .ounfv criioun' 'i- in Qiiri ii J. .in iim. i M r ,-' wa t ai I wo'il.t . em. ' i n i i .d iai? it jt wir bi'iKral.) Ut ' I herewith announco my candidacy for county nsnosBor, subjoct to the decision of tho ropublican party at tho primary oleotlon to bo hold May 19, 1916. If elected I pledgo mysolf to mako a Just and equitable assess ment and administer the affairs of the offlco ln a buslneas-llko manner. Adv. J. II. COLKMAN. County School Superintendent. To the veters: I am ropublican candidate for county sohool super intendent at the primary election, May 19. 1910. 1 am for supervision of the schools by the superintendent nnd for econ omy In the county superintendent's office ami every placo where it does not retard the efficiency of tho schools. I am in favor of progressiva educa tion, that is, education that prepare the boy or girl for life. I am for all having a square deal and an equal ehanee for un education. If nominated and oleeted I will do ovary thing In my power to mako tha schools of Jackson county tho boat In, the state. Adv. A. J. HAN11Y. 1 horoby announco that I havo filed my declaration ot Intentions, and that I am a oandldate for tho re publican nomination for tho offlco of County Sohool Suporlntendont of, Jackson county, subject to tho pri maries of May 19 If nominated and elected I plodga myself to an honest. Impartial and nrouomlc administration and will personally supervise our schools. I hold an Oregon II fo certifloate, and having recently spent four sea sl.Vjn on preparatory work, both In the I'niversitv of Orogon and In the University of California In the study of modern education un supervi sion nnd liaWnK stfjod the county riiiul Oil .iii,',-?,or fur two i I .ie. lijtgnt I..JIII JaJ.,f ft..- m a I'oo0 i"bJK nSrlf tory man in i- .ind hi-rrQ, ollclt the support ol i it if friend of eduatlon Adv U AUEU. M , ;(&