PAflE FOUR
MEDFORD MAIL TRTTiTTNE, AfEDTOTtT),' OREGON, ' WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 30, 1924"
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Ye Smudge Pot
Ily Artlnir Porry
The oil loaRO Hcnndals In hlh offic
iat circles, proves UKiiin that the ex
aorvice men have no I'lKht to graft a
bonus from tho government,
t . "
A citizen of the Wlllnniatto valley
Sunday, afoot, mot up with a loco
motive at a cronslng, and wns mussed
up worse than If he had been In his
nuto.
How a young man, with sideburns
extending down to tho hinges of his
Jaw, and a nose width C. Chaplin
mustachlo raging on his faco at the
same time, retains his employment,
IS something to flguro out?
The head of tho New York Anti
Saloon League, a ratholo of reform,
down which tho zealous havo poured
thousands of dollars, whllo tho battle
against something that does not exist,
continued valiantly, and profitably, to
those In tho vicinity of the cash regis
ter, has been convicted of "third do
groo forgery," by a Jury. Ito was tho
victim of a framo-up, and will toll
nil about it noxt Sunday from tho
pulpit, morning and evening services.
AMATEUR WUIOKTLEIl LOSES
(Nalom Cnpllul-Jonrnnl)
Rich Koimann, local realtor
went to a local osteopath tho lat
ter part of last week for a treat
ment and In the course of tho
visit sufforod a broken rib. Ho
was able to bo about this morn
ing. Regular mooting of tho Viper
Tongued Society was hold Tuesday,
und tho foundation laid for tho break
ing up of throo homos, and tho stag
ing of a high-class murdor In tho
spring, was talked about.
Governor and Travoling Lecturor
Pi ore predicts that 11 Ira in Johnson
for president, will carry Oregon in tho
primary. Tho forecast is probably
made on his own experience.
Some unknown Jnsz orchestra broke
loose in front of tho 1011 Jones resi
dence last Saturday morning at 3:00
o'clock. (Uugcno Register J . Upstate
night life.
An outrago perpetrated last De
cember upon MtHluh . Muddox has
Just conto to light. Mlstuh Maddux
was lured Into an auto, driven to a
lonely spot near tho stockyards, and
forced to walk eight blocks. For once,
tho victim did not render his well
known laugh and squeal. Asked about
tho atrocity, ho gave tho following
graphic version:
"Dat thar butcher, Wag, dono sayed
to mo:
" 'tlawgo, you-all took a rido wid
mah. Ah craves company.'
"Ah sayed. Yah sah, Mistuh Wag,
and sho takes a rido. Thankee, sah.
"Caesar llrown dun see tho hole
she-bank. Ah goes.
"Way down thar whar doy keeps
cows, Mlstuh Wag dune stopped do
kah, an ah sayed: Hain't we'uns gwlno
no fnrder?
"An' Mistuh Wag sayed: 'Hell no!'
"Right thar ah hoofs clean back to
II ill's. Mlstuh Wag am do limit."
MEDICAL SCIENCE WINS
(Kansas City, Knits,, Star)
They tell of a strange case in a
small Missouri town. A man
complained of pains In his heel.
His physicians removed his teeth,
but the pains continued. They
removed hia tonsils, and still tho
pains remained. As a final resort
they removed his shoo and the
X-ray revealed a long-embedded
needlo In his heel.
MY good old Htudebaker Is for sale.
It will make n good family car for
somoono who la not too proud to drive
an old fashioned one. Tho price Is
low. Henry Tromu, 33 West SHh St.
(Eugene Guard). Sentimental, but
pride goeth before speeding.
Th monotony of scandal Is varied
this week. Instead of Hollywood. It
Is festering about the flirting of a
Chicago preacher. For loo per cent
puro smut. It has the Stlllnmn and
Stokes divorce cases faded 40 ways.
It 1b bra-Ken para do of shame. In
court. In movie circles, to date, they
have started shooting; before they tell
the world about their transgressions.
Erne Mohr, Jun. ha a haircut. Erne
has discarded the mane style of hair
dressing, bo provftlvnt among hia Hind,
THE DONKEY STRIKES A GUSHER.
THEY say a mule discovered gold in Colorado. A nameless burro
got a front log caught in a prairie dog bole, and when finally
extricated, a.' gold nugget was found in his hoof.
Well, t.Uo democratic mulo in apparently enjoying a somewhat sim
ilar experience. lie put his foot into what everyone supposed was a
dry hole, and in the process of extricating himself, struck oil.
It started as a pumping proposition. But when one Archie Roose
velt took a hiuul, bingo, bango, there wns a gusher! No one can
blame William Jennings Bryan for putting on his well-known record,
concerning big business and tho down-trodden common people, and
executing a fan-dango on his Florida front porch.
There are, however, one or two flies in the petroleum. One is Mr.
Doheny, who not only gave a speech at the last Democratic convention
in San Francisco, but lubricated the wheels of the Cox machine with
several hundred thousand oil-dollars. Mr. Doheny it seems, gave
that $100,000 cheek to ex-Secretary Fall. The democrats will have
hard work in greasing tho skids for tho elephant and not getting a
few splashes on tho financial angel of tho democratic donkey. How
ever, as politics go, the feat may perhaps be accomplished.
The other fly is President Coolidge, Although heir of the Harding
administration, President Coolidge has lost no time in 'getting after',
the alleged malefactors. Not a moment has he wasted since the gusher
was announced. His strategy since then has been flawless.
This second fly indeed, may be fatal to democratic hopes. It looks
that way at tho present writing. But whether or not, what an in
teresting situation I
The only political parallel is to go back to Tal't and-the Ballinger
controversy. Thanks to the late Colonel Roosevelt that ended in
''spurlos versenkt" for jumbo. And here we have at least two of the
Roosevelt heirs involved, and a much more serious situation.
But as wo say, there is Mr. Coolidge. Jle represents a bunker on'
tho democratic golf links which hasn't been negotiated as yet. The
attempt to do so will be a spectacle worth watching.
QUILL
You seldom find a "good fellow" who is good pny.
The humbug in politics sows to
It is n ense of real love if he is
"JUST TOWN TALK"
Opted Right
EVEIIY, ONCE in ft whilo
...
ITS QUITE refreshing
NOT TO any cncournRlng
TO ENCOUNTER somoono
JUST A we'o bit shy
ON WHAT is known
AS INTELLECTUAL Mutter"
AND I'M not bonatliiR
.
BECAUSE THERE nro MUs
WHO CAN remembor back
TO MY boyhood dnys
AND WHO'D inform yon
...
THAT FOR a long tlmo
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IT CERTAINLY iooked
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AS IP tho only way
.
THEY'D KVER gnt mo
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OUT OP tho first render
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WOULD HE to burn down
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THE old rod bcIiooIIiouho
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ANYWAY I wns sitting
...
IN DR. .Johnston's office
.
WHEN HE camo In
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AND YOU could tell
...
THAT HE wan in pain
...
AND HE sat down
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AND WAITED bis turn
Rippling
$1
POOR JUDGMENT.
I
OVERTOOK n footsore man, while 'driving cast by west; I
stopped my eager, ehooing van, and said, "(Jet in and rest;
you're tired, and it may be a treat to ride in this, my barge; so
get you in, and rest your feet, and there will be no charge lie
rode with me a parasang, and bored mo with his talk; I listened
to his grim harangue, then said. "Oct out and walk. You might
have ridden long and far, but when you take your seat you start
to criticize my ear, which simply can't be beat. You cannot under
stand, you say, with nerve that seems amiss, why any living hu
man jay should buy a boat like this.' I left him standing in the
ditch as night came on apace, andthero he eussed the idle rich and
exercised his face. Next day I overtook a skate who asked me for
a ride; "This bus," be said, "is tip to date," when he had climbed
inside. 'It is a luxury to seoot in such a fine sedan; she is. a
peach, she is a beaut, and I'm a lucky man." Such language ever
more enehauts tho motor driving guy ; I introduced him to my
aunts, and fed him full of pie. ( The man who plies a caustic tongue
will never make a hit; his withers by the fates are wrung, his
shoes are full of grit.
POINTS
bo closely allied to the straddle bug
thrilled when ho sees her in galoshes.
Br Mike
AND AFTER a while
THE DOCTOR camo out
.
AND THE man got up
...
AND TOLD tho doctor
HE WAS in a hurry
. .
AND HAD a. long ways
TO GO back homo
...
BEFORE IT grow dark
AND WANTED to know ,
IK HE'D pull his tooth
...
AND THE doctor made
A HASTY examination
...
AND TOLD tho man
THAT IT might take
...
SOME' LITTLE tlmo
AND THE mun inquired
.
THE PRICE of extraction
AND THE
Doctor said
"IT ALL doponds
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"TWO DOLLARS ordinarily
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"THREE WITH gan"
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"WELL" SAID tho putlnot
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THINKING A mlnuto
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"I'LL DROP around hero
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"AND HAVE tho old Job dono
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"SOMETIME IiY daylight"
I THANK you.
Rhumos
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
NeUd Phyticlan and Author
--
Signed letters pertaining to personal neallh and hygiene, not to disease diagnosis or
treatment, will be answered by Dr. Brady if a stamped, self addressed envelope Is enclosed.
Letters should be brief and written In Ink. Owing to the large number of letters received, only
a few can be answered here. No reply can be mae to queries not conforming to instructions
Address 'Dr. William Brady. In core of this newspaper.
Tho Stomach Lies Low
For an organ that stands up so
nobly under tho hardest abuno and
universal slander, the stomach evinces
a strungo disposition to slink away
fro in thu place where it really ought
to be. Iiwtciul, of occuri'intr about tho
. ...,, position of Winni
peg or St. Paul,
viewing" tho torso aa
a map of the conti
nent, wo find it
down around Ht.
Louis or Now Or-
leans, lying low like of the other 400 normal subjects,
a fugitive from jus- some low, some high. Ono particu
tice, yet doing its larly fine physical specimen with the
work - honestly and 'strongest obdominal muscles took set-
well
We have a divi
sion of professional
opinion upon the
status of tho stomach now. One school
of which I was an adherent when I
thought I know more than everybody
knows, I know now, figuratively
shuls Its eyes, clamps its jaws and
asserts that any stomach which sags
down to or below tho brim of tho
pelvis Is guilty of ptosis and the owner
of that stomach must not only pre
sent a Hwell assortment of symptoms
but undergo a lot of physical, dietary.
mechanical, medicinal, hygienic and
oven surgical treatment for what alls
him, for he's a gone gooso unless we
can somehow take a tuck in his stom
ach. The other school, with which I
am now traveling, I being as you
might say nothing if not agile, takes a
calm, philosophical view of these
seemingly suspicious lapses or slumps
of the stomach which, adherents of
the new school gently but firmly
maintain, aro perfectly normal for the
majority of persons.
Hence one need not insist that there
is anything tho matter or any press-
ing need for treatment just because
tno x-ray picture reveals that the
stomach Is in Texas instead of in
Michigan.
urs. Moody, R. O. Van Nuys, It. G., this? (R. w.)
and Chamberlain, AV. E., of California Answer. Yes, tho probably no sur
have studied by means of fluoroscopic goon would attempt to romovo tho
and roentgenograph examinations
tno position of tho stomach in 600
healthy young adults, an equal num
ber of men and women. They aro the
experts who testify that In 80 per cent
of these healthy men and women tho
stomach lies ns low as the pelvis,
and thoy further testify that tho low
or sagging colony lying in the true
pelvis, Is nlso perfectly normal and
no warrant In itself for any symptoms.
Indeed these observers conclude
that tho use of tho term gastroptosis tor ataxia there is no good evidence
(sagging of tho stomach) and colop- , that the patient has ever had syphilis;
tosis (sagging of the colon) is seldom ; no doubt other infections or toxins bo
justifled. They --express the logical J sides that of syphilis may bring about
conclusion that the common practice
of putting patients to bed with a high
diet and certain exorcises prescribed
to lift tho stomach or colon does not
COMMUNICATIONS
In Ro Motif ordRut'h Pavement
To the Editor:' I have long admired
tho terseness of expression, tho neat
ness of tho wording and the applica
tion to tho point being discussed in
tho editorials of the Tribune, though
I have not at all times agreed with
the position taken. In the editorial
of tho 28th inst., are expressions of
attitudo toward tho recent action of
tho county court in tho matter of tho
proposed pavemont of tho liuch-Med-ford
road that seem to me to bo un
fortunately out of harmony with tho
facts and with tho past attitudo of the
paper on tho subject of good roads.
I notico that tho editor is "surprised
at tho sudden action of tho county
court," etc. If I am not misinformed
bonds wero votod by tho peoplo- of
Jackson county about four years ago
and the application specified for the
uso of tho proceeds of tho issuo. A
certain sum was to bo used on the
Crater Iako highway; another portion
for tho Klamath Falls road and $100,
000 to bo used on the Kuch road.
$l!0,000 of that $100,000 I understand
has been used in making a road bed
on this line and the remainder of $S0,
000 has not been sold and it is that
which tho county court proposes to'
uso as directed by tho tax payers at
tho election four years ago, while tho
rest of that bond authorization was
promptly made available and applied
as directed. Can It bo said that tho
action of tho county court is "pre
cipitate" after a. delay of four years?
You declare this Medford-Ilueh pro
ject to bo "tho most Important road
improvement since tho construction
of the Pacific highway" and yet se
verely criticise tho county court with
undue "haste." All tho other appli
cations of that bond Issue wero pushed
with approved speed and not a word
of criticism and no suggestion that
this "most important road improve
ment since the construction of the Pa-,
ctfic highway" was held in abeyance.
You say, "Why such haste? The
first intimation most of the people of
the county had of such highway, was
only a few days before the county
court met, when politics were being
circulated." This matter. was sub
mitted to and approved by the people
of the county four years ago. Do you
think they had forgotten it? Was it
necessary to submit it again? 1 am
not awaro that the Tribune has ever
expressed any objection when county
funds were to bo used on tho Crater
lake highway, or some other pet im
provement. H has been suggested
by a Tribune correspondent a few
days ago. that this money be used on
the Crater Lake road. Is that tho
way by which its use could be made
to relieve the "tax payers"? You say.
"those Iwu-k of the movement, decided
to quietly perfect their plans, spring
the thing suddenly, and put it over
P0LDS
oi a cad or chest are mora easily
ireatca externally wun
yiccts
v VapoRub
Pfr tTMiltivn Jar t'W Ytarty
produce Us beneficial results In these
cases by chunking tho position of tho
stomach or colon. Moreovor thoy ob
served that tho strength of tho ab
dominal muscles boro no relation to
tho position of tho stomach.
So mo 200 of the nlen and women
examined wore athletes or were ma
joring In physical education, had gen
eral und abdominal musculature con
siderably better than tho average
adult, but the position of their stom-
fll'tlH V'!)H llkft thut f thn ulmiinha
ting up exercises daily such as is com
monly used to increase the strength of
the abdominal muscles. 'At tho start
he could do- tho exercise 67 times, at
the finish ho could do it 300 times.
After all this, tho,. tho abdominal
muscles wore apparently much stron
ger, the stomach lay half an inch low
er than it had been at tho start.
QUESTIONS AXD ANSWERS
Mora Fruit in JHct
Is there any ono food or emulsion or
medicine that can bo given to a pros
pective mother and threo small chil
dren whose main diet, in a boarding
house, is white bread,, meat, potatoes,
pio, tea and coffoe? Something to off
set tho deficiency? (W. J. M.)
Answer. Plenty of frosh fruit, and
pure fresh milk for all hands every
day will balance the diet all right.
Orange juice, apples, apple sauce, or
any other freah fruit, or for tho young
children fruit juices or the stewed
pulp, would be good medicine. Take
'em home a package of fruit instead
of candy or medicine.
Paraffin in Checks
Several years ago I foolishly had
paraffin injected to fill out or plump
my cheeks. Now there are little hard
lumps on each side of my face. Ia the
surgeon's knife tho only remedy for
lumps unless ho fears malignancy, for
, it would be almost impossible to avoid
scars.
Locomotor Ataxia
The well known antagonists again
leave It to you. A stoutly maintaining
that locomotor ataxia is always caused
by syphilis and never by anything
else, whilo B firmly but gently, as
becomes his breeding, 13 being I, holds
that there are exceptions. (G. H. M.)
Answer. In some cases of locomo
tho degenerative changes in tho cord
(which constitute locomotor ataxia. 1J
wins, but if it is cigars, I do not care
for any, thank you.
with a bang." Well, suppose they
did; tho present howl looks as though
they saw tho necessity of doing it
Jhat way, and perhaps copied from
the practices of another bunch that
has often succeeded by such methods.
So far as the movers In this matter
know such methods have not been
patented. Hut frankly; why is there
such objection to the "most impor
tant highway improvement since the
construction of tho Pacific highway"?
C. 13. WATSON.
Ashland, Oregon, January 20, li)2(.
Ed. Note. The people did not, as
Judge Watson intimates, vote bonds
for the paving of tho Medford-Uuch
road; nor have tho proceeds of the
bonds been used for paving of any
other roads. Tho Mail Tribune's ob
jection was, and Is. objection to
upending tho tax payers' money for a
pavement in a section where tho traf
fic does not warrant a pavement. The
Mail 'tribune explicitly stated, that
any halancPluc tho Medford-Uuch
section, should be devoted to improv
ing and extending tho gravel-macadam
roads and not bo used for a pave
ment, the cost and nature of which,
not its necessity makes It the most
important highway improvement
since tho construction of the Pacific
highway.
No Pavement Voted.
To tho Editor:
When did the people of Jackson
county vote bonds to pave the Med
ford to Iluch road exclusive of any
other road? Weren't other roads to
be included in this Improvement?
Practically everyone in Jackson coun
ty not benefitted by this road is op
posed to it.
When tho court decides to put aW
pavement on tho best graveled roai
in the county, there is something de
cidedly wrong somewhere. .
Yours Truly.
' ' ' ' - "J. V.
SULPHUR CLEARS
ROUGH, RED SKIN
An.- brenklnir out of tho skin, even
(icry .itching eczema, can be quickly
overcome by applying a Utile .Men-tho-Sulphur,
declares a noted skin
specialist. Hecause of Its germ ue
stroylnp properties, this sulphur)
preparation begins at once to soothe
iirii.ite.1 lin anri heal eruptions such'
as rash." pimples and ring Worm. " .
It seldom fails to remove the tor
ment and disfigurement, and you do
not have to wait for relief from em
barrassment. Improvement quickly
shows. Sufferera from skin trouble
should obtain a small Jar of Howies
Mentho-Sulphur from any good drug
gist and uso it like cold cream. Adv.
Mt. Pitt $1J5
Marvel Loaf $1.60
MORTON MILLS
THE GREATEST THING IN THE
WORLD
by Laurel Gra
Indies, Attention
1. Never admit you havo preju
dices against an actress. This admis
sion arouses a man's curiosity about
actress, and by
tho time a man
finds out that an
actress is merely
a woman, it's too
late. Ho has dono
gone and married
her.
2. If your man
happens to be
phlegmatic, easy
going, long-suffering
and just a
little bit dull, tell
him he has tem
perament and ho
will lovo you forever. If your man
happens to havo temperament, tell
him so. Ho, likewlso, will love you
forever.
3. Women must never lay claim to
Temperament. Because your husband
or your sweetheart will never be pri
vately convinced that it isn't tomper
and grouchlness.
4. -A. man who lives on his wife's
money always has tho greatest respoct
for her money.. ,
5. r A man who believes tho end
justifies the means is a bad lover, but
a wonderful husband. You see. ho
find great satisfaction in his own In
geniousnoss in having persuaded you
to marry him.
6. A woman who gets a husband
by lies is always indignant, hurt and
grieved to discover that eho has mar
ried a liar.
Bulgarian Women Make Demands.
SOFIA. Bulgaria, Jan. Tho women
of Bulgaria have asked parliament
for general suffrage, complete equal
ity with men before the law, and the
right to practice before the courts.
The premier Is in favor of their vot
ing for school boards and in munici
pal elections, but the minister of the
interior is Inclined to give tho women
all they seek.
Tho women are determined to take
a more active part in tho political life
of the country. .
Beauty
A Gleamy Mass of Hair
35c "Dandcrine" does. Wonders
for' Any Girl's Hair" ,
Girls! Try thijf! When combing and
dressing your luuv just moisten your
hair brush with a little "Danderino" find
brush it. tliryutfi j'Our hair. The effect
is Btnrtlifigl 'Wean do ynur hair uY
immediately n't it will nppenr twie as
thick and livy ra niORs of gleamy hair,
sparkling lith lite and possessing th.it
incomparable eoftneas, freshness and
luxuriant.
While leautifyin the hair "DnnoVrinc':
is also A'tiing and stimulating each am
ple hair to prow thick, long and strong.
Hair tfpa falling out and dandruff tla
appor. Get a bottle of delightful, ro
freying "Danderine" at any drug or
roifrt counter and jnt see how healthy
nfd. youthful your hair becomes.
A CUT!
A SLASH!
For the next thirty days we
are making special prices on all
our dry and green wood. Inves
tigate. It is to your interest.
VALLEY FUEL CO.
Phone 76
' Kodak Finishing
for those who demand the best
Swem's Studio
21T E. Main
Medford
Davidson News Co.
New Palm Block
Cor. Fir nd Main
Magazines
Newspaper Agencies
w... Subscriptions
Distributors to the Trade
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Confectionary Smokes
"Tiler's nollilii' unusual In lioi
rowln" chairs an' dishes for n
unity, but when tlioy ask t' bor
row one's ImollcKger things nru
golii' purly for," said 'fell Hlnk
li'y, Way. Th' servant problem
gits worsc'n worse, 'niwulally th'
public servant problem. .
You Big Stif
KNEE Watch Your Finish
Stiff, swollen. Inflamed, rheumatic
joints should be treated with a rem-
edy made for Just that purpose onlyi '
Remember the name of tWa new
discovery is Joint-Ease ana U wil i
take out the agony, reduce ni siry ,
ing and limber up any tro,ed 3ilf '
after ordinary cure alls tA mise
..n-i t,. ion G0 I:
tube at all druggists i
ior join
A''1' '
Ease.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
omic ncrnr . -..-I
County one term in "' leiJW"" n..u
teel Unit the lcKl.lt, XI"rl,"re ,f II I
lltte,! me lor a luree"1 ""ore Pfrtta" Berlc:o
."VL "'S ...J mvself , a. cen.lidA:
lor the State 11 "Mcatativ. .ubject to tin
republlciui primary
lUI.rH COWOILL.
Afiv. tr.
I hereby ami'0 canihdney .for re-Hirt-tlon
i one f the two repreiitnt.ws fin n
Jackson (W toft,,c State Legislature, sub
Ject to the TV Primary.
I feel thti,inJ' Previous service in ttip legisla
tm. .- to better
J . SHERIFF
I here announce myself a candidate for the
nomiiKi"1 ot Slllf ' Jui'kson County on tho
reiuiulr" ticket. subject to the voters of phii!
coullt at the primariea in May. If tium'ilinlrd
und f''Otrd 1 pledge myself and the deputies
win ' "Hull appoint to enforce all laws tn
chyhl? the 18th Amendment with efficiency
I r,ceil, do not vote for me,
I Mv. tf.; y , , U. A. LYONS, C(
Ccntrul Tofnt.
for the office of Sheriff, 1 desire to clearly
define miy position on the future conduct of that
office, if elected.
ily experience as a deputy sheriff of .Tackfon
County, and as a State Traffic Officer, lias
taught nie thnt no peace officer can give satis
factory and efficient service to the public when
bis authority and responsibility arc shared by
another. The present; unsatisfactory law en
forcing conditions is largely ittrihutnblc to
divided authority between cntaRo:ii tic peace
officers, element that aro certain to produce
conflict, inefficiency and useless expense.
If elected I shall insist upon raid cspe't to
maintain the right, to perform all the duti-
of Sheriff in this County, und it follows that I
will be uiicoinprouiisin'v' opposed to special
officers except Federal Agents, with whom I
pledge full and complete cooperation. I am in
thorough accord with both ll.o letter and spirit
of the prohibition laws and p'cdie my active
and untiring efforts in their eufor'pme:it.
Adv. tf. J. J. itcMAHON.
CORONER
I hereby announce myself an a candidate on
Die republican ticket, for nomination at tho com
ing prt mury for the office of coroner of ,lac k:;on
county.
By virtue of my profession ai an undertaker,
I fpel that I have every qualification and the
necessary equipment to properly handle any du
ties which may arise.
Adv. tf. II. W. CONGER.
I am a republican candidate for reelection
for Coroner of Jackson county, subject to pri
maries May lfl.
Platform: Ktpeppnce, personal attention,
economic management. Ileirg a Kubstnuti:'!
taxpayer I n m interested in the ecoiionlical
management of ail county office.
Adv. tf. JoJIN A. PEKL.
COUNTY CLERK
I announce myself an a candidiite for th? re
publican nomination for County Clerk, subject
to the primary in May. If elor't-d 1 nrtmisc Co
perform the duties of my office in m econom
ical and business-like manner.
Adv. tf. W. H. C KANDALL, Eagtc iVint.
I hereon announce myself a candidate i.
the republican ticket for noniiiiatrmi -for the of
fice of County Clerk at the .May pirmarlejii
I have for the past five yoar been a dvpirty
nomity clerk atid am familiar with every branch
of tho office, and if elected, I will give cln-.e at
tention to the duties of the office and feel con
fident that 1 will prove worthy of vnur sup
port. DEI.IMA HTKVKNH.
Adv. tf. Medford It. K. D. J.
t njn a candidate for the office of Couirtvjtu
Clerk, on the republican ticket, subject to the :)
primary on May 1(1.
If elected County Clerk T will give to the
offtr-e that high degree of efficiency which the
people arc justified in demanding of a publiu
OffiCikl
Adv.tl CARL Y. TF.XOWALD, Medford.
TREASURER
I am candidate for the republican nomina
tion for a second term as Treasurer of Jackson
county, subject to the ilav primary. If nom
inated and elect.-1 I will conduct the office as In
the past. In accordance with the hwa of tho
"at. A. O. WALKER. Adv. tf
JUDGE COUNTY COURT
Believing that I may bo of service to tho
people of Jackson county I hereby submit my
candidacy for the republican nomination for
Juda of the County Court at the May pri
maries. W. J. HAItTZELL, Adv. tf
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
I am a candidate at the May primaries for
the Republican nomination aa County School
Superintendent of Jackson Countv. t have
served the tounty for three and a half rears
I as county superintendent, and will, if again
elected, work earnestly for th cause ot educa
j tion ns heretofore.
I AUv.tl SUSANXE IIOMES CARTER.
COrVTY ASSESSOR
j I ftm u candidate for ronominatfnn
i on tho Republican ticket for tho
j office of County Assessor, subject to
I the May primary. If nominated and
j elected I promise to pive the aame
I efficient service in the conduct of the
1 office that I have in the past, and
will continue to work for a better
equallrtion of property vainest.
Aav.tt J. B. COLEMAN. .
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