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l fa. ii mil I III lit I
At the primary Friday, May 19, you will nominate
your candidate for the office of Circuit Judge, and he,
if successful at the general election, will preside as such
for a term of six years.
Who is able to say that during that period she or he
will not be before that court with questions involving
important property rightspersonal liberty or even life
itself?
In becoming a candidate for this exalted position,
I did so with full realization of its great responsibilities
and with a determination if elected to do everything hu
manly possible to discharge the high duties of the
office.
After 25 years of the active practice of law, I know
as a lawyer that a judge should always maintain a free
and open mind to the end that he may act impartially
and without prejudice in all matters that come before
his court.
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As a candidate for judge, I know that it is highly
improper for me to engage in public discussion, either
from the platform or through the public press, or in any
other manner, or to form opinions concerning questions
that might be presented to me for decision.
My convictions upon this subject are so fixed that
I have at all times and do now refuse to violate them,
believing that to do so would be proof positive of my
unfitness.
If elected I will take office without pledge or inti
mation of pledge to any newspaper, . organization or
human being and with no other duty to perform than
that growing out of my oath of office.
UPON THIS STATEMENT I SUBMIT MY CANDIDACY FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
AND THE CORRECTNESS OF MY POSITION WILL BE DETERMINED BY YOUR
VOTES MAY 19th.
C M. THOMAS
We, the Undersigned, Strongly Endorse the Above Statement and Believe that Any
Candidate Who Pursues the Opposite of this Policy Thereby Disqualifies
Himself for the High Position of Judge
C. M. Kidd & Company
Slum INwIfm
Mcilfiird
Clarence A. Meeker
M-n limit
Medford
Mrs. Stella J. Leavitt
Slate Oi KiiiilM r of V, C. T. I.
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W. K. Whisenant
Idirlvr
Modioli!
Mrs. Alice Hall Norris
Itiooklmuk Orchard
Talent
R. G. Brattopi
Morclmiir,
Giantt Pus
J. R. Griffith
- Mk1'. AVardroIte
Gl'lllltN I'lINN
John Billings
IlillliiKN ('iii'I'Ihk Works
Medford
Ralph Billings
Dairyman
Ashland
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Carl Glasgow
Oivlmi'dlst ,
Talent
Dr. F. G. Carlow
Osteopath
Medford
J. R. McCracken
Ntotkninn
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Rev. W. Judson Oldfield
( 'lot iryiiiiin
Ashland
' Wra. Perry
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Lt. O. B. Morrow
lll'mikliuiM On linnl
Miirorr
C. B. Lambkin
Mil) nr irf Aftliltiml
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Mrs. Eva Evans Anderson
HoiiM-niro
MimIIiiiiI
J. P. Dodgo
I unilliiiM IH'wIit
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Monliiint
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Fred Holmes
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AhIiIiikiI
Mrs. A. D. Jillson
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Mrs. D. J. Manuel -
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Mrs. Arthur Wible
Musl Tniolicr
(irnntN Vuhh
Mrs. Frances Martin
HoUMMVlfo '
(JrnntH I'hm.h
Mrs. Viola T. Wilken
A. H. Davenhill
Talrnt
D. M. Brower
M. I).
Asliland
D. T. Lawton
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C. J. Abbott
Kidlmail lliiiplojco
. Adilaud
D. H. Jackson
Oi'iliniillNt
Aititund
James Taylor
XnWvy VArl Co
J. D. Lowe
I'nrinrr
Aslilund
BillOffutt
Macliino Khop
MiHlford
J. T. Little
,v , Otrliimll.st
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0. Arnspiger
Civil KiirIihh'I'
MiHlfonl
E. V. Smith
TIiuImt lilin-
(il'NIlt.S I'lINN
Billy Grieves
TIiiiImm- Man
l'ltlSMMt
Harry D.Mills
Fouixlr)- Owner
, Mi-iirord
C. B. Watkins
hhiK' ItrpAii- Man
Mmlfunl
E. M. Wilson
At rtiimljint
Mcdronl
W.E.Hammel
' Furmrr
VAfila lolnt
Ed. M. White
lU-al Kslato
Mnlf.nd
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Springer & Lee
(rt-nls l-'umisliliigx
MoJfoitl
Bert M. Sullivan
Ou-dicr 1'iifo
Modfonl '
G..A. Smtih
(I'anli I'a.sa
E. J. Martin
Swift & Co.
(ranlN i'aita
Mrs. L. M. Howell
Modfoi-d Cfc(i'i'tn
Mt'dl'oul
F. J. Shinn
Kotlivd
A.slilaml '
Chas. A. Hansen
Tin Shop .
(rants I'a-sN
C. F. Burke
l'usl Ion (ini'MKO
(rants 1'hsm
W. H. Stinson
Karmr
Moilford
Mrs. F. G. Thayer
luusowl(o
Molford
, George; Hilton, Sr.
Fmau'r
IVntral 1'olnt
Mrs. C. C. Chamberlain
rros. A-ililand Civic Iinprovnirnt
Club
Avhlnnd
Charlie Talent
Talent Ilukory .
Dr. W. E. Buchanon
m. i.
Ashland
C. W. Ahlf
lv Student
(rants Pass
D. A. Jones
SttUmnii
(irnnt.s I'ass
Ed. W.Miller. !
lgr. Oxford Hotel
(rant.s l'usa
W. L. Moore
Fruit Grower and Fanner
Ashland
K. P. Nimms
llalliimd Kmtiloye-p
Ashland
M. D. Vinyard
Dlst. Mjtr. Hankers' I.llo
(rants I'ass
Martin Bowers
Kruas'st
CWld Hill
Frank L. Clark
Clark Motor Co.
Medford
Mrs. A. V. Ray
Kir'y Christian Cliunli S. S.
Ashland
Mrs. J. M. Isham
Houscwlfo
Ashland
George W. Fisk
F'anner and Orchardlst
Gi If fin Creek
Fred Alton Haight
Teacher of Music
Medford
E. H. Balsiger
Meri-Iiant
Grants I'ass
Alford Letcher, Jr.
Jeweler
Grants Pass
. E. E. Yenny
Owner Western Hotel
Grants I'ass v '
Justin Judy
Fanner
(irilfin Ci-eek
Dr. W.W.Howard
Osteopathic I'liysician and Surgeon
Medrord
J. T. Perry
(liancellor Connnand'r K. 1, IxhIo
Mod ford
W. J. Hartzell
Throe Oakit Orchard
Ilux-nlx
Kenneth Beebe
Service Station
Central Point
J. M. dimming
City MarsluU
Central Point
Guy Tex
Postmanter
Central I'oint
C. E. Gates
Fortl Agency
Medford
W. CLeever
Hardware
Central Point
P. H. Paxson
DniKglst
Central Point
B. J. Palmer
Music Healer
Medford
J. C. Herring
Farmer
Central Point
Ike Merriman
F'armer
Central I'oint
E. C. Hamilton
Farmer
Central Toint
Ben Hilton
1 tallyman
Central Point
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