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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur l'crrj
Civilization, which Is tilwayB Jookr
Ing forward going backwards now
uses lothal gng to kill its murderers,
the tlrst victim of tho advance being
a Nevada Chlnamnn. Taking a hu
man life, with a high-powered gns, is
Just as barbaric as with a rope or a
sledgehummer, but a trifle move
unique, and not so mussy.
It Is now the stylo for stylish young
men to weur goatees. The goateu
ought to bo Able to Klvo any living
fool notion a close race for first pluce
in. this state.
The Third Battle of the Marne will
be staged at' the military base this eve.
John Coll is not well. Ills children
have been coming quite often to soc
him. (Sweet Homo News). Cause
and effect.
Singing of "America" at tho open
ing of an oil meeting is highly patri-.
otic, but It would have been good bus
ness to have executed one stanza of
"Drill, Ye Terrlors, Brill!"
' Quy Mulnno came homo for an In
definite visit with his puronts. He
was' accompunled by hla bride uf last
week, (Brownsville Times). Anoth
er local girl makes good.
Will McAiloo for president, Is now
Well McAdonb.
llcrrin, Illinois, Is again In the
throes of a community civil war.
Hdrrfn is tho only town In America
where organised hellralHlng was In
vogue before the Ku Klux Klan gut
there. The shirttailed hosts of right
eousness have now arrived, and hull,
thnt Is hell. ubldeth.
Tho late downpour was short (1.37
of being a $1,000,000 rain.
(Eugene Ilt'KlHter)
' Whore is tho heroic- cnmmls
sloner who before election was
'' going to shed his hulled collar,
don overalls and i-oll his
sleeves and get out in the ruin
end build the iV'idges himself?
; iliis he fallon by the waystdo.
, The power company is taking down
the phone poles along the specific
pleway, by old fashioned methods.
This is no reflection upon the speod
Jdlota, who did tho best they could,
but were too Indefinite.
1 Adam Ellor, patient In tho hospital
at- Bartonville, is resting easy today
after having a steel harnetts buckle.
threo inches in length, two pieces of
coal, a piece of leather and three
matches removed from his esophagus.
(Peoria Dispatch ) . Peorlu Hill
Gates can't place this fellow in his
mind.
SAM nEARD come home, all for
given: if not, bo trouble. Wife (SK.
Hulloitn.) A p mi I m fur Sam:
The Senate starts nn investigation
of the holier-than-thou Ku Klux Klau
next Monday, and ought to start the
junior and senior soedmmdors from
this state broadcasting information
about tho necessity of ro-pliiiulng the
hillsides to fir trees.
' Mrs. Jennie Kdwards, of Alder
Branch, has been ' suffering with a
sprained ankle, caused by trying to
' escape from a mule that was chustim
her. (Conway Democrut). Tiiuls of
furm life.
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Tina TicsiiT none qi eicx
rKfUut Marta .Moor llyer
"Ped to walk upon a wire
'In her circus silk uttirc,
Having limbs that men admire.
How tho gaping crowd would eyo 'or
While tho spieler or the crier
Jlarked for Miss Maria liyer.
ow this crier was Hi Ouyer.
'hen Miss Uyer broke the wire,
flhe caused puyor to expire,
Vor she mashed him in the miiol
"After this you couldn't hire
Me to take another flyer!
If I don't hereon retire.
You can shoot me for a liar!"
Said Maria Meyer Hyer.
(Spokane Spokesman-Review.)
frYUh Medford tnsde U Ue4for4 mad.
CUT OUT
TIIK SOONER criminal proseeulioii starts in tin; Tunpot Dome
scandal, the better for all concerned.
During the past few days the oil investigation lias degenerated
into little more than a political rough and tumble between the re
publicans and democrats. Committee, proceedings are being con
stantly interrupted by set political speeches, and for over a week
congressional business has been lit a standstill, because leaders on
both sides have been too busy hunting up more witneses to- throw
mud at the opposition and store up a little more campaign material
for the approaching presidential contest.
With criminal action under way, the excuse for further political
shadow boxing will be removed. , The question of facts will then be
more important than the question of political advantage. The entire
situation will automatically clear up, and the people will have a chance
to determine just how much is fire and how much smoke in. the un
fortunate mess. '("! raJi1Sgl&
Moreover, congress will then have less excuse to delay action on
important business. Unless the Teapot Dome free-for-all, is cheeked
coon, the present congress will adjourn without a single coiistrucflye
achievement to its' credit. i ' ' "
So the most sensible action since the Roosevelt bomb exploded,
was President Coolidge's immediate demand for criminal action. Such
a policy insures not only prompt determination of. all the facts and
prompt punishment for tho guilty, but it gives congress a chance to
& pend a little time on the important business before it.
QUILL
Democracy: Soak the rich.
T!cacc; A period during which
going to jut?.
"Dangerous men at large," says
to congressmen at largo.
Sometimes wc think Americanism
joining something.
A party leader is a man who
convert it into a plunk. '
On tho other hand, an open mind
hold a conviction.'
More people got WOO.OOO In 1922
trot some of them in 192:3.
No man who delights to bo naughty ever can forgive the narrow
ness of the man who doesn't approve.
It's a very raal pleasure to tuck tho children in bed, if you can
manage to keep awake until the children come in.
There's a difference. This time
isn't defined as "solemn."
The whiskey barrel mny have heeij taken out of polities, but the
tfood old pork barrel is with us yet.
When we think of the inortKK Uncle Sam holds we can't much
blamo infants for (leclining to bo born in France.
Correct this sentence: "My parly was a great success' said the
wife, "ami I felt fine the next day."
If there wero fewer fool laws to teach people contempt of law,
there would be less need of martial law.
It is easy to get nn education, once you learn thnt the things you
learned in school do not constitute nn education.
Heredity is the quality that is showing up when a father says, "I
tlon't know what has got into that boy."
Too many rich men's sons begin at the bottom only when standing
on n street corner to "look 'em over."
The nice thing about being a commoner is that you don't have to
marry n royal half-wit to get somebody in your social class.
Correct this sentence: "IIo's
mother, "and he always wipes his
RIpplingRhu
READING. '"
I'M OIjAD I lwiniod, when I was young, to ait mc down and rend,
the lofty strains liy poets suns, and tales like "Adam Ilmlo."
I'm tflad that leiinired a thirst for lore of every sort; I senrehed
for it, tho best and worst, absorbed it by tho quurt. The reading
habit stuck to mo till I prow bent and gray, and j)ov beneath the
sunset tree I read old ape away. I sit among my cauliflowers
and read tho bards sublime; I have no bored or M eary hours, I'm
happy all the time. I see so many graybeard wifr!lits who find old
uge a bore, their days arc dreary and their nights' make souls anil
systems sore. They're tired of paeing withered lawns, of trips in
noisy curs, they're tired of gloamings and of dawis, of watching
suns and stars. And they might sit in comfy nooV.s and have the
blamedest time, if they'd acquired the love of books, of stately
prose and rhyme. And some of them have stored doubloons, and
gems as large as beans; they have their spinels and jargoons,
ziroons and tourmalines. They have ten thousand bones, I wot,
where I have only one, but they eau't sit with Walter Scott and
have a raft of fun. They havo fine ears and fauums oooks and
hats from every clime, but they can't sit among Jho books and
have n bully time. '
THE POLITICS.
POINTS
one can tell the truth without
a headline. Probably a reference
is an inherent inability to avoid
cau lake a popular delusion and
may be one that is to6 porous to
than in 1921. The grand jury
the referendum on the peace plan
such n boisterous boy," said the
feet carefully before coming in."
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D,
Noted Physician and Author (
Signed letters pertaining to penooei nealth and hygiene, not to dlteata dlaoneilt 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
few can be answered here. No reply ean be made to querist not conforming to Instructions
Address Dr. William Brady, Jn car of this newspaper. .. v .. x , , . ,.
The Treatment
One of our favorite pastimes In the
profession- of .course f. refer to the
medical profession is complaining
how Httle the lulty
. a p p r o c hues us.
, One of the fondest
. 'pleasures the doc
tor has 1 i a t e fl
ing to &n eioquent
after dinner speak
er telling how
richly he, tho fam
ily doctor, deserves
heaven, when . it
is a Judge who
pronounces . this
verdict the doctor
Is Just about ready
to die. .5-4:1
Seriously,- tho, it pays even from
selfish motives to treat a doctor right,
for- that is the way to get tho best
Hervice from the doctor. For instance:
It should require no extraordinary
intellect to understand that you can't
appeal to a doctor's sympathy anony
mously, yet many a luckless seeker
for medical aid, any on a dark and
stormy night, attempts something of
the kind by curtly Informing the doc
tor or his wife over the telephone that
the doctor is "wanted' immediately
at a given address.
Some people approach a physician
In a suspicious or secretive frame of
mind and hesitate to give him confi
dential information which is abso
lutely essential for his proper under
standing of the cuse. They betray
their lack of information as to the
law and tradition which preserves all
such confidential communications
sacredly inviolate. Unless one can
trust the physic-Inn implicitly in this
respect lt'is better not to seyk his ad
vice at all.
Whatever may have been the cus
toms of our forefathers, the physician
today resents the implication of lay
men who are uninformed or mlsliw
formed that he restricts his treatment
to the giving of pills and potions and
does not understand the use of other
remedial measures than drugs.
A modest woman makes no em
bnrrasslng fuss about undergoing any
examination or treatment her phy
sician may deem necessary.
- Some poople who are fairly well In
formed in general but not about hy
giene and health like to mix treat
ments, using something of their own
secret choosing along with the treat
ment tho physician prescribes. If the
result is unhappy, the doctor is con
demned for It; if nothing untoward
happens, the doctor is forgotten and
the secret treatment or remedy ex-
COMMUNICATIONS
G. Mansfield Inquires.
To tho Editor: 1
I notice 1 in., the morning paper a
slowing account! of a meeting held nt
Med ford In Jackson county, at which
it wns proposed to tell the farmer
how he could be prosperous. I have
a curiosity to know whether thiB
meeting took up tho question of how
the apple growers of Jackson county
who produce apples that in my opin
ion are perfect, who In fact took blue
ribbons for these apples can dispose
of them at suoli'a price as will enable
them to prosper and carry on the or
chard business, and I call upon this
conference to got the figures showing
the cost of production mid the amount
derived for the apple crop produced
near Ashland nnd Medford, fruit thnt
is as near perfect as in my opinion it
will ever be practicable to produce. I
would like to have this conference ex
plain how the pear growers In the
Hoguo River valley nnd Southern
Oregon are to prosper under condi
tions. like these. I am only quoting
from memory, but I am sure the fig
ures are substantially correct.
In 1921 tho Btirtlett pears In the
Medford district sold for about ?140,
000; of this amount the growers re
ceived $36,000, the railways about
$06,000, and the balance vanished in
terminal, commission and other
charges. What doeg this conference
propose to do about this condition?
Are the fruit growers of this district
prepared to comfort themselves by
saying "Day by day, in every way, we
nre getting better and better." I nm
of tho opinion that something more
than this is required. Our people
cannot 1 be convinced that they, are
prosperous by any such silly formula,
neither can they be convinced by In
terviews with ! prominent citizens,
sthtlng thnt the farmers are prosper
ous, or by one thnt recently nppcured
in the locnl and Portland papers
from a banker of that vicinity, who
"aid "Tho country must be prosper-
oi s because tho banks nre full of
nivney."
I know nearly nit of the men en
gaged in this sort of propaganda nnd
I know thnt they are too intelligent
to believe what they themselves nre
saying. Thev are moved by a deep
and selfish purpose; a friend of mine
who frequently talks to farmer audi
ences used to tell n story of a man
who owned al mule, He rode this
mule continually and carried enor
mous loads on liim. The mule began
to get thin to such nn extent thnt tho
owner became alarmed, so he consult
ed a local veterinarian. The veterin
arian, after asking a lot of questions
about the hay the mule received, and
making n rlo.e examination, finally
said to the owner I find nothing or
gnnicnlly wrong with this mule, he is
simply overburdened. The only way
you can restore him to the proper
condition is to get off of his back, to
which the owner replied That Is the
one thing that 1 nm not willing to do,
nnd thnt is tho one thing that the
hunch of gentlemen now holding the
economic conference in Jackson coun
ty are not willing to do: they ore not
willing to get off the farmer's back,
and so we come hack to the oft-repented
formula We must take off of
the back or the common people the
of the Poctor
tolled. This helps to make many
good doctors enjoy fishing, hunting
or checkers.
QUESTION'S AXI) ANSWERS.
Honey Is Hwvott
Please tell mo If pure honey, direct
from the hive contains sugar or
starch. A drugless doctor says not.
but a medical doctor tells a friend
of mine that It contains !)5 per cent
susnr. We are both being treated for
diabetes, 'H. M. ; ....
Answer-Porbapa. the doctor said
that 95 per cent of the nourishment
In honey is sugar.. Honey Is a heavy
solution of sugar, practlcully speak
ing. There is no starch In it. The
popular idea that honey may bo taken
by a. diabetic who cannot take cane
sugar or other sweets is without foun
dation. Alcohol Injection In Nerve.
Kindly advise as to the usual time
required fo rthe numbness or feeling
of stiffness In the face to pass off
after injection of the fifth nerve for
relief of Inveterate neuralgia Injec
tion with alcohol. M. O.
Answer Six months to two years.
Left Handedness. .
Is a girl 11 years of age too old to
change from left handedness to right
handedness Would it be wise to at
tempt to change her? Mrs. S. E. R.
Answer If a child is naturally left
handed I think it Is unwise to at
tempt to force a change ut any age.
And I know of no good reason why
left handedness should bo objection
able..
I Look to Food. :
i What might be the cause of baby's
teeth coming in decayed ? She is now
a year old, has seven teeth, but the
two middle upper teeth havo decayed
spots and both arc chipped. 1). C. W,
i Answer: Usually poor teeth are at
tributed to faulty diet.
All It Needs In ImpresHlve Tunnel.
This is to thank you for sending the
formula for cough medicine. J wlsh-
Ivu iu B've ii u guuu iiiui, iiviii'e inf
late acknowledgement. The medicine
IS curiam ly gouu muKing tne uroii
I chlal cough more "productive" with
out killing tho appetite as most cough
I mixtures do. My physician's cough
medicine I ennnotl take and eat.
N. M. O. .
Answer One ounce of citrate of
soda, one ounce of glycerin and the
juice of a lemon dissolved In a pint
of flaxseed tea, flavored with three
or four drops of peppermint. Dose,
a tablespoonful every two hours for
two or threo days; for a child a tea
spoonful Is the dose.
present terrible system by which In fi
nance, in transportation, in marketing
and in taxation the back of the com
mon people, not only on the farm,
but in the c I ties'' and towns is' being
broken. Can we get them off of our
backs? The people of this 'great state
and nation must answer that question
at the polls. p , -
GEO. A. MANSFIELD. '
Portland, Feb. 8.
Tlmo to Kneel nnd nciKnt
To the Editor: In view of the fact
that the Bible declares, "that all liars
shall have their part in the lake that
burneth with fire and brimstones "
Rev. 21-8, and slnco the word of Ciod
positively forbids division among
God's people, 1 Cor. 1-10. and since it
also positively declares that "he that
sayeth I know him and keepeth not
his commandments is a liar," would It
not bo In order for ProtestnntH every
where to fix a time for all of them to
kneel at the penitent form and seek
God's pardon, thereby setting a
wholesome example to other sinners
to repent and constitute the initial
step towurd bringing about a grand
revival. S. WO R DEN. .
Phoenix, Oregon.
Ilasklns for Health.
tf
At the Klalto -
The final showings t "Snlomy
Jane," which opened nt the Rialto
theatre yesterday will taky place this
evening. George Melford directed the
picture, which includes Jacqueline
Logan, George Fawcett and Maurice
Flynn as featured players in the past.
"The Bad Man," opens at tho Rialto
theatre tomorrow. . Holbrook . Blinn
nppears in the leading role, assisted
by a remarkable and exceptionally
capable cast which includes Enid
Bennett, Charles A. Sellon, Jack Mul
hall, Teddy Sampson, Walter McGrall,
Marry Myers, Stanton Hock, Thomas
Del mar and Frank Lanning.
"The Bad Man", appeared on the
stage for three solid years, with Blinn
in the title role. Finally it came to
Los Angeles, and during performances
Blinn enacted the part before the
camera. If you are seeking a "differ
ent" kind of picture nnd a mighty
fine one at that, see "The' Bud Man."
Secured Relief Through Foley Tills
John H. Gordon. Danville, Ill
writes: "I have suffered with kidney
trouble five years; could not sleep at
night and was always tired. I was
not strong and hard work made my
back ache. I got some Foley Pills
and after a few treatments I felt bet
ter and could work with more ease,
became stronger and could sleep bet
tor." Foley Pills are a diuretic stim
ulant for the kidneys, make them
more active. Get a bottle today. Sold
everywhere. Adv
Kodak Finishing
for tho.e who demand tha bert.
Swem'a Studio
217 E. Main M.dford
The Screen
THE GREATEST THING IN THE
wonio)
j . by Laurel Qrsjr
Here's a dialogue reported just as
it was overhead:
TTe "I bet you
don't really love
me."
She "Why do
you say that?"
He "O, well.
She "I think
It Is you that
don't fove me."
He "O, go on"
. S h e "W e 1 1,
sometimes "
He "You know
I do love you'"
She "I'll bet
you don't not really."
.He "Aw. honey, you know I do.
Eut I bet you don't love mo."
She-1-"! Jove you more man you
fove me. I bet."
He "Aw, go on."
She "I just know I do."
He "Aw, go on."
She "Honest', honey, do you lovo
me :"
He "You know I do."
She "Honest?"
He "Honest."
She r"Aw, gon on!"
Sauces You
Never-:
Forget
Certain hotels hare a
country -wide reputation
for their wonderful meals.
It ia usually in the prep
aration of some famous
sauce that a chef gains
his reputation. There is
hardly a chef of repute
who would be without
KITCHEN BOUQUET,
Try this mushroom sauce :
MUSHROOM SAUCE
4UbJspoHb
U aom stock
mum a
llett tortUr ! i
ntwitw. add Meek wJtfc i
ooofc M aminatav, tlntaff cftaai add
. Thmt ji will Mno twKjr AA
regard m .tisktr
KITCHEN BOUQUET
A CUT!
A SLASH!
For the next thirty daya we
are making special prices on all
our dry and green wood. Inves
tigate. It is to your Interest.
I VALLEY FUEL CO.
- ' Phone 76
Coming to Medford
Dr. Mellenthin
.SPECIALIST
In Internal Medicine for tha :
past twelve years
DOES NOT OPERATE
Will be at
HOLLAND HOTEL
MONDAY, FEB. 18
Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
ONE DAY ONLY
No Charge for Consultation
Dr. Mollenthln !s a regular graduate
in medicine and surgery and 'la licens
ed by the state ot Oregon. He does
not operate for chronic appendicitis,
gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsils
or adenoids.
Ha has to his credit wonderful re
sults In diseases of the stomach, liver,
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart kid
ney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh,
weak lunga, rheumatism, sciatica, leg
ulcers and rectal ailments.
Below are the names of a few of his
many satisfied patients in Oregon: ,
J. A. Smith, Ontario, OreC, ulcers of
the stomach.
T-eona Ford, Washougal, Ore., ade
noids. V. II. Kellendonk, Estacada, Ore.,
high blood pressure.
Mrs. Ed. Eborhardt, Solo, Ore., gall
stones.
E. C. Nichols, Lebanon, Ore., appen
dicitis.
Remember above date, that consul
tation on this trip will be free and
that his treatment is different.
Married women must be accompa
nied by their husbands.
Address: 211 Bradbury BIdg., Los
Angeles, California,
A
We Uln nil recall th' olo linnglii
lamp an horno nn" phaeton tluys
when ull th' family prominence
wuz In dad'n name. Iut ever'
thlng wo know of lias doubled in
price, Vept wo kin still drive,
over MrCnuley Creek bridge
faKler'n a wulk fer th' same ole
$.ri - fine. - ; ' " '
ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE REPRGSENTATIVE3
r hnua runruHHiitfil tli nffonle of .Tank son
County one term hi tho RUte legislature uiftV
(eel thut the legislative experience gaiiieii nu-
fitted me for a larger and wore practical ttervice
n the future.
I therefore announce 'mvself ai a CPinUdnto
for tlie Ktute KcpresenUtive , auujutt to tin
renublieun primary, i
Adv. tf. RALPH COWQll.L.
I herebT announce my candidacy for elec
tion as one of the two representative from
Jack ion County to the State Leg lulu tur, nub.
jec-t to tlie May primary.
1 feel thnt my previous service In tlie leglila
ture enables inu to . better serve the people.
Adv. tf. JOHN 11. OAK KIN.
SHERIFF
I herebv announce myself a candidate for tlie
nominntlon of Sheriff of Jacktton County on the
republican ticket, subject to the voters of fluid
county at the primaries in Muy. If nouiiriHted
and elected I pledge m.VBelf und the deputies
whom I shall appoint to enforce all laws in
cluding the lHth .Auiemlmeit witli efficient
nnd economy. H you do not want ue wa en
forced, do not vote for me.
Adv. tf. D. A. LYONS, Central Point.
Aa a candidate in tiie Republican prinmrteg
for the office of Sheriff, I desire to cleurlr
define my position on the future conduct of thut
office, if elected.
My experience aa a deputy sheriff of .Incknon
County, nnd aa a State Traffic Officer, hns
taught me thiil no pence officer can give satis
factory stid efficient service to the phhlie when
his authority and responsibility are shared by
another. The present unsatisfactory luw en
forcing conditions is largely attributable to
divided authority between antagonistic peace
officers, elements that are certain to produce
conflict, inefficiency and useless expense.
If elected I shall Insist upon and expect to
maintain tlie right to perform all the duties
of Sheriff in this County, and It follows that
will be uncompromisingly opposed to special
officers except Federal Agents, with wh.im I
pledge full end complete cooperation, I am In
thorough accord with both the letter nnd spirit
of the prohibition laws and pledge my uctive
and untiring efforts In their enforcement.
Adv. tf. J. J. McilAllUN.
CORONER
'1 hereby announce myself aft &' candidate on
the republican ticket, for nomiuatiou at tlie corn- i
ing pri mary for the office of coroner of Juckson 0
county.
liy virtue of my profession as an undertaker, ,
T feel that I have every qualification and tlie
necessary equipment to properly handle uny du
ties which muy arise.
Adv. tf. H. W. CONOKIt.
T am a republican candidate for reelection
for Coroner of Jackson county, subject to pri
maries May 10.
I'lntform: Experience, pertona attention,
economic management. 1 Icing ti fmbrttiintiu)
taxpayer I am interested iti the ' economical
management of all county officer.
Adv. tf. JOHN A. I'KUL.
COUNTY CLERK
T Announce myself as n candidate for thp re
publican nomination for County Olerk, subject
(o the primary In May. If elected i pro mine to
perform the duties of my oflie in an econom
ical and business-like manner.
Adv, tf. W. II. CUANOAIX, Eagle 10 In t
I hereby announce myself as a candidate ot.
the republican ticket for nomination for the of
flee of County Clerk nt the May pinnarles.
I have for the past five years been a deputy
county clerk and am familiar with every branch
of the office, and if elected, I will give close at
tention to the duties of the office and feel con
fident that I will prove worthy of vour sup
port. PR LI LI A STEVENS,
Adv. tf. Medford K. F. D. 2.
T am a candidate for the office of County
Clerk, on the republican ticket, subject to tlie
primary on May lti.
If elected County Clerk I will give to the
office thut high degree of efficiency which the
peoplt are Justified In demanding of a public
offlcUL
Adv.tf CARL Y. TKNGWALD, Medford.
TREASURER
I am a candidate for the republican nomina
tion for a second term as Treasurer of Jackson
county, subject to the Muy primary. If nom
inated and elected I will conduct the office aa in
tlie past, in accordance uilh the laws of the .
state. A. C. WALK Kit. Adv. tf 4 '
JUDGE COUNTY COURT
Bellerlng that I muy be of service to the
people of Jackson county I hereby submit my
candidacy for the republican nomination for
Judge ot the County Court at the May pri
maries. W. J. HARTZELL. Adv.4f
I hereby announce my candidacy
for County Judge, subject to the de
cision of the Democratic primary, on
the following platform:
Reduce taxes through an econom
ical and business-like administration
of county affairs. Stop need lens ex-,
pendltures and waste and give proper
support and attention to good roads,
public schools and other vital and
public necessities. Enforce the pro
hibition law efficiently and properly
through proTJer agencies and eliminate
special law enforcing organizations
which are now causing ! divided
authority and needless expense... Give
to all n fair, square deal and not be
rcsponstnie to any political .faction,
clique or organization. , -
Aflv.tf WILLIAM ULRICH.
IK i ,
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT-'1-'"
I am a csrslidate at the May primarteft for
the Republican nomination as County School
Super! ntendent of Jackson County. T ' Iwve
aerved the county for three and a half years
as county superintendent, and will, if ain
elected, work earnestly lor Uie cause of cduca
tlon heretofore.
Adr.t! SUSANNE fJOMES CARTER. '
COUNTY ASSESSOR
I am a candidate for renomlnatlon
on the Republican ticket for the
office of County Assessor, subject to
the Mny primary. If nominated and 4
elected I promlFe to give the same
efficient service, In the conduct of the
office that 1 have In the past, nnd
will continue to work for a. better
equalization of property values.
AdV,U J, B. CoUiMAX, -