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PAGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TTCTBUSTTC, MEDFORTX ORFfiO, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 18. 1021 Mkdford Mail Tribunr AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTEItNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY THE MEDFOHD PRINTING CO. The aferfford Sunday Morning Bun fa furnished ambecrlbere desiring- seven-day daily newspaper. . Office Hail Tribune Building, S6-87SS North Fir atTeet. Phone 76. A consolidation of the Democratic Times, the Med ford Hail, the Medford Tribune, Uie South trn Oregoniao, The Aahland Tribune. ROBERT W. KUIIL, Editor. 8. 8UH1TER 8M1T11, Manager. fiT MAIL Id Advance: Daily, with Sunday Sun,'year 17.60 Daily, with Sunday Sun, month 75 Daily, without Sunday Hun, year .60 Daily, without Sunday Sun, month 06 Weekly Mail Tribune, one year 00 Sunday Sun. one year 2.00 BY CARRIER In Medford, Aahland, Jackson ville, Central Point, Phoenix, Talent and on Highway: Dally, with Sunday Sun, month 76 Daily, without Sunday Sun, month... .06 Daily, without Sunday Sun, year 7.60 Daily, with' Sunday Hun, one year 8.60 All terms by carrier, ca"h In advance. ." Official paper of the city of Medford. Official paper of Jackson County. Entered aa eecond rlaas nutter at Medford, Oregon, under act of March 8, 1879. The only paper belweer. Emftcne, Ore., and Sacramento, Calif., a dlittance of over 600 ml lea. having leaaed wire Associated Prtaa Service. Sworn dallv avernffe circulation for aix months ending October 1. 1123, 3:170, more than double the circulation of any other paper published or circulated In Jackson County. MEMBERS OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Preits is exclusively entitled to the use for republlctaion of all news ilia patchea credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper, and alao to the local news pub llahed herein. AM rights of republication of special dis patches herein are also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur l'orry It must be admitted that Air. Kail did a, neat Job of ruining liiuiHolf, and he was ruled un exceptionally smart lawyer. 1 ,'VOratory and Dinma Gain around in Oregon" (Hdline Portland Tele gram). The Rogue Jtivor valley stylo of 'oratory is to talk until the npeuker drops from exhaustion, and nothing 'convulses a theater audionco like see ing somebody get hit across the hip pockets with a barrel stave. . Pino moonlight nights are the order of the dny, and tho same being mado hideous, in the rosiileutiul districts, by cuts holding purtics. . The Salom Statesman ' asserts the Governor and Grand Lecturer is mov ing "from house to house", suggesting tho "need of an executive mansion." One room should bo built to entertain farmerB, and as the executive be longs to three churches, there should be three cupalos. TUUKKCI'IiONIS CV11K (Albany IX'iiHHTul ) fltewnrt 1 Hrock, dcsplto his 82 years has recovered from an Illnoss and is riding a plow on his farm two miles northwest of -Bhedd. During his. "idlo" mo ments, Mr. llrock has boon cut ting wood for consumption dur ing tho coming summer and fall. Friday Is Washington's birthday, and all tho barbers will lay down their hutchots. 'Nothing In a long time has knocked down the ears of progress In this state like the boom launched In Portland to run William Jennings Uryan for presi dent. If elected, Mr. Dry mi will fill ull rivers with grape Juice. The days aro getting longer. Harry Wulther is chairman of tho C, of O. commilteo responsible for this con dition. A BVM DltlVI'.ll (Western Sentinel) Quito a number of our citizens appeared to havo businoss in l''ort Jones Tuesday. Among thorn bo fng Jack Cooksey, Marl Callahan, Karl Whipple, Joo George and Georgo Hllva at least that's all - wo missed. It might Interest a number of local moralists to know that tho present conflagration of plain und fancy hell raising raging In llerrln, 111., between tho Knights of tho Flaming Circle, and tho Knights of tho Kiery Cross, hud Its Inception In a revival meeting, '''hold, to rouso tho moral conscious ness of tho community." When tho evangelist left, two emissaries of tho Lord, disguised as Klcagles, arrived In town. Many women attended tho salo and purchased u stock of clothing for next to nothing. (Aberdeen, B. D llulle tin). That's flno. ' J. Sideburns Hhlek. who contracted pneumonia from standing too long with his hut off, whilo talking to a bovy of gals on a frosty night, wilt 1k ' hustled to lust out tho week. COXTKXTMKXT I do not know, I do not care A tinker's malediction wbero 1 came from. Whether from a cell Tho first life, so 'tis said, to dwell I On Earth or from tho flesh and blood Made by somo Dolly, of mud. .(?.. .Out whore tho great Runs blazing burn To fix my thoughts 1 do not yearn. If there's a placo awaiting me Beyond the unseen ether sea. "What Is tho umo? No act of inino Would ohango ono whit tho great design. That I am hero right well I know, And that, some tlmo, away I'll go. But that Is all. No man knows more, Though some protend to. rio, therefore I Just sit easy. Why alloy With worry good things wo enjoy? . . . (H.F. llullulln.) Notice: If " PM1 would mind their own business Instead of other people's It would bo hetler. Who those .hoes fit may put them on John Keck. (Elmhurst Press.) John speaks up. '"',. SECRETARY DENBY'S RESIGNATION PENDING SECRETARY DENBY'S statement, it is impossible, of course, to know the precise reasons for his resignation. Follow ing so shortly after his public announcement that he would not re sign, and that he not only felt no regret for his purt in the transfer of oil land control, but under similar cireuinstances would do the same thing again, it is natural to assume that some strong pressure was brought to bear to bring about this sudden reversal of policy. AVhatcver the cause, however, the net result will he beneficial to all concerned. President Coolidge was entirely right, in refusing to force Denhy or any other cabinet mcmncr to resign under fire, until there was something 'beside unsupported rumor and political partisan ship, to justify such action. Hut under the circumstances it was ob viously the generous and loyal thing for a .subordinate in Secretary Denhy 's position to step out. ' With tho President pledged to criminal prosecution, in cases where the Secretary of the Navy voluntarily aligned himself with the de fendants, for Denhy to have continued in the cabinet, would have been embarrassing to both men. ' Until more light is thrown on the situation, one feels justified in assuming that Denhy 's resignation reflects the greatest credit upon him as a good sportsman and a high-minded gentleman. He is willing to sacrifice hispersonal pride, and even suffer the suspicion which ills retirement may entail, for the sake of relieving the President of embarrassment and hastening the process of elucidation. Moreover, such action merely strengthens a very general belief that Secretary Denhy is innocent of any wrong doing. If guilty he would have had nothing to lose and much to gain, by sticking stub bornly to his post, and putting the burden of proof upon the govern ment. ' By stepping out, he not only suggests a high sense of honor and a nice regard for the proprieties, but if exonerated, he will enjoy a prestige and standing which would have been impossible if he had re tained his post. I Of course, in this oleaginous confusion, with sensation following sensation to place too much faith either in an individual or in human nature is hazardous. Nevertheless, until there is proof to the con trary, we feel Inclined to regard this action 'by Mr. Denhy as the best thing he has done since taking office. QUILL The Democratic: view is that X marks the Fall of the opposition. "Closed-ear comfort" has ils little drawbacks:, however, when three of tho occupants persist, in smoking. Self-made men are yet in an imperfect stale. They haven't elim inated the noise. .The church row is petering out, up a good slogan. , And no. we become what. wo out. if she chIh onions. Tho penii of war first' manifests itself as a convietiou that the oilier fellow is up to something. So live that you need never tell your friends that you expeet to emne hack to America as soon as your health permits. Correct this sentence: "It's haven't turned to the 1aek to sec COMMUNICATIONS "Yours for the Truth." To tho Editor: I see In the Monday, Fob. 11, 1924, Issue ot tlio Medford Mull Trllmno, an account of a "Wilson memorial sor vico'Mn which ono Porter J. Noff in paying tilbuto to Wilson nays In part, "there Is nothing In the tnachhiR of Christ that forbids flKhtlns;" In this Incident one of ClirlnL's positive ti achinRB In clearly demonstrated, viz.: "No umn can have two inaHters," Matt. ti-24. In his onrnost desire to honor Wilson ho lmn publicly dishonored Christ as reforonco to Luke 3-14 will provo. llo also refers to Wilson as a "Christian statesman." If the Inter pretation which Is Ronornlly accoptcd (no union of church and utato) Is cor rect tho expression Christian states RipplingRhijmos 2s? A' wax NEIGHBORHOOD ROWS. I SAID, "Oils bout's," to Ciossip lawn; thoy senituli the land to ciimpi'il thcroim. Thoy Ye locoed fowls, their clucks mul howls ilis turh my m'uUlny snooze; now put in pons your tinhorn lions or some of them you'll loso. I've lnm;;ht a gun that shoots a ton of sltinj;loniiils ami shot, ami Iwill slay your lions today if thoy come on my lot." "Uy cripos," quoth ho, "it whs your hoo that stuns my little niece j and now I no in grief and woo to summon the police. Your cheap john hoes no whore thoy please and sting whom thoy elect; my niece's honk is now a freak, her hoauty has hooii wrecked. My hens may scratch a garden patch whore worth less milkweed grows, my hens may sing, hut thoy don't sting a lovely lady's nose. You make mo faint with your complaint, your wrath gives me u pain; I hounee a rook upon your block, to show yon my disdain." "My bees don't spoil your grassy soil," I cried, in angry tones; "my bees don't squawk around tho block and wake you, Gossip Jones. You are not fair, you do not care for neighbors' ills or woes, and so poor hick, I throw this brick, and hope it (uists your nose." So rows begin. and 'tis a sin how largely they expand, anil lives grow sour and bleak and dour, that might be sweet and grand. POINTS nobody having been able to think Woll, da ugh lor is pure in heart a thrilling book," said she, "but I how it comes out." man Is a contradiction In terms. I am woll aware of the fact that Christ said "render therefore unto Censar tho things which are Caesar's, and unto God tho things which aro God's," Luke 20-25; but he left It to those to whom he was speaking to discriminate be tween those things and where this is not done only a blind effort can be put forth to oboy tho command which will invariably be fatal, as the case in point proves. Tho solution of the problem lies In the generation If one belongs In the same generation they wore in who said "we have not king hut Censar," St. .lohn 19 15, then all roos to Ceasar. (Tho caso of Mr. Neff furnishing a very striking Illustra tion.) Hut on tho other bund If one belongs In the generation of him who said "get thee henco Satan," Matt. 4-10. Then all goes to God, let de mons howl as thoy will. Yours for the truth. S. WOUDEN. Phoenix, Oro. Mason, , Jones, ''your hens destroy my hent tho Imml, thoy'ro iilwnys Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. Noted Phytieian and Author Signed letters pertaining to personal nealth and hygiene, not to disease dlagnoift or treatment, will ba answered by Dr. Brady If a stamped, self addressed envelope Is enolo'sed. Letters should ba brief and written in Ink. Owing to the largo number of letters received, only wvn uw iia nere. no rmwr wt queries not conforming to instructions Address Or, William Brady. In care of this newspaper. Sunshine und An Infant la likely to have rickets j In some degree, unless the infant en-j Joys much more sunshine than moat tnfnnts are pcr- mitted to have in cities. There are in direct sunlight certain ray which are invisinle, called ultra violt niva of the spectrum these ultra violet lays are certainly great stuff for tho little shavari, who, even amonj peoplo not actually poverty stricken, nor even uninformed in the ordinary sense of the word, are too much 'protected" from sunlight in all seasons. I do not mean to suggest that the baby he exposed to sunburn or even sun Htroke, but therely that tho baby can stand at least as much exposure as his mother can and needs the ultra violet energy for tho business of growing strong, healthy bones, not to mention other appurtenances which thrive when there in no sun light famine. The prevalence of rickets among negro children In the cities is prob ably attributable to tho lack of sun shine and to tho fact that the pig ment of the negro skin shuts out the ultra violet rays even when there ifl a little sunshine for the baby. I hope no reader will confuse ultra violet rays or light with the so-called "violet ray" toys. Of course there Is nothing but amusement in these play things for the gullible. Ultra violet rays or light apparatus can be safely used only by a physician. Consider able ultra violet light is obtainable from the arc lamp, but the mercury vapor quartz lamp is more practic able for therapeutic purposes. Infants with rickets are greatly benefitted by treatment with the rays from the mercury vapor quartz lamp, when sunlight cannot be had. Ultra violet light brings about tho necessary deposit of calcium in tho bones. Glass filters out most of tho ultra violet light from sunlight; hence the use of the quartz crystal In the therapeutic apparatus. Kunlfght coming through windows loses much of its healthful influence. In the ultra -violet appar atus It Is necessary to cool tho light by means of a constant stream of water across the lens, otherwise the treat ment would ho unendurable. Such treatment, I repeat, can be safely ad ministered by no one but a physician. Animal experimentation as well as bsorvation by the practicing physician Heem to show tht ultra violet energy (let is say, since these rays of light ire Invisible) is essential for tho nor- 9 "JUST TQWN TALK" Opted Right HE HAS a knack f ! . OP PUTTING things 6ver ' ' HE CAN stay out . A LATE as he likes . AND WHEN he gets homo ... HE HAS an excuse ... THAT ALWAYS Bounds good AND SEEMS to get by . AND I met lilm today OVER ON Fir street JUST AT dinner time AND HE was lugging AN EXPENSIVE box FILLED WITH hon bona . AND 1 asked the occasiou . 1 AND WAS Informed . HE WAS just playing safe - - 'MY WIFE kissed mo . "WHEN I left tho house "AND IT must mo "IT'S OUK wedding anniversary ... OR HER birthday "OR SOMETHING or other "SO I'M taking no chances" ... AND WITH that HE HURRIED along AND WHEN I got home CHILDREN CRYF0R "CASTORIA" A Harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops "and Soothing Syrups No Narcotics! Motherl Fletcher's Castoria has been in use for over 30 years to relieve babies and children of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; allaying Fcvcrihnsa arising there from, and. by regulating the Stomach and Dowels,, aid the Mtuuilatioo of Strong Bones mn.1 metabolism of tho Infant, for normal growth In general and for strong bones in particular. If the living condftions are so bad, as they often are In cities, that tho infant cannot have the advantage of natural sunlight, then treatment with ultra violet light from some such artificial source as the electric are or better the mercury vapor quartz lamp Is a great boon to the infant who falls to thrive. These artificial substitutes, however, are never so good as the original source of all ultra violet energy, sun light. QUKSTIOXS AND ANSWERS. They Are More Than FoUowcra. j I am ono of your many admiring! followers, I have derived so many1 benefits from reading your fine ar-! tfcles, as well as much inspiration.! You give one a niore wholesome and cheerful outlook on life, even when you might seem to some sarcastic. I am an expectant mother.- Can you1 give me any particular instructions or advice? Mrs. C. W. Answer Sometimes I wish they were only followers. They make a noise like chasers. Glad to send you a letter of instruction and advice, which I think will fit the character you give me, if you will accompany your request with a stamped self-ad-dreHsed envelope. Fori'f?oliiR ClHiracter Now Laid Aside Will you kindly send me a recipe for a good blood purifier, and also one for eczema. T. J. K. Answer (I) Take two miles of oxygen three times a day on the hoof, (2) Consult a physician. There is no recipe or remedy which is advis able for indiscriminate ubc In eczema, for that is a very variable condition and tho treatment which Is appro priate for one rase may do harm In another. Nor is there any medicine which merits the name of "blood pur ifier." I'd Sock a Good Doctor. You have strongly advocated the practice of having a periodical phy sical or health examination. What would you do 1ft when you visited the doctor for that purpose he laugh ed at you and told you .you didn't need an examination that you looked perfectly well? N. H. C. Answer I'd look around for a good up-to-date physician. Tho 1'oor A relics. Is it better to wear a flexible arch, well fitting shoe, or an arch' preserver (steel support) shoe ? I have been weatjng ground grippers. Mrs. K. W. Answer I shuld advise against tho Wearing of any kind of support In on 'with the shoos, unless under your physician's direction, for some abnormal condition. By Mike BEGAN to explain WHAT SEEMED to me A MIGHTY GOOD joke BUT WAS cut short . WITH THIS question ... "WHAT DO you think ... "OF A married man . WHO "WILL constantly . "DECEIVE HIS we AND I replied : ' ... THAT I thought ... THAT ANY man WHO COULD constantly ... DECEIVE HIS wifo ... WAS A wonder ... AND IT'S tho truth ... . I THANK you. Mrs. W. T. Grieve Is a visitor In the city from her homo near Prospect, who arrived Sunday. Great for Rheumatic Pains and Swellings Whon rheumatism settles In any of your joints and causes agony, distress or misery, please remember that Joint Kase is the one remedy that brings quick and lasting relief. .. , It matters not how chronic or ag gravated a case may bo rub on Joint Ease and relief is sure to follow. Joint-Ease is for Joint troubles only and is a clean, stainless preparation that druggists everywhere arc recom mending. Adv. Food; giving natural sleep without opiates. The genuine bears signature ol THE GREATEST TIUXG IN THE WOniiD by Laurel Qrav The more shrewdly a girl calculates i i the less chance she ha8 to realize it. I mean that girl who deliberately sets herseii to find a rich husband or a handsome b u s band or a devot ed, romantic hus band and who "shops" for him systematically is always disap pointed. True, she may get the sort of man she is looking for. but the trouble Is thnt his exterior never matches up with the sort ot interior that type of man was expect ed to possess. A rich husband always has the sense that he can nave any thing he wants that is one of tho idiotic things about possessing a lot of money. Money will not buy health or lovo-happlness but did you ever see a rich man who believed It? Nope. Every wealthy fellow Imagines that he has a God-given light to take his happiness as ho selects because It Is true that money will fix most things. But it will not bring love at command. The girl who marries a fellow because he is "so awfully good-looking" learns Booner or later, that beauty is only skin-deep, after all. and nothing Is so maddening as a pretty boy WHO actually gives hours of thought to how his now ' hair-cut looks or whether he ought to havo a -muu- pack massage. - Tho romantic hus band lasts a long time, sometimes but somehow even romance palls. Taken all in all, the plrl who marries becauso she falls in love with a fol low regardless of what is hU'n. is the one who has tho best chance of hap piness ASPIRIN Beware of Imitations! Unless you see tho "Bayer Cross" on pneknfro or on tablets you aro not get tinpf tho genuine Bayer Aspirin proved sjifo by millions and prescribed by physicians over twenty-three years far Colds ItoHdaeho Tootlmcho Lumbago Neurit if Kheumatism Kcuralgia Tain, Pain . Accept "Bayer"1 Tablets of Aspirin" only. Jach unbroken package contains proven directions. Handy boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug gists nlso Bell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is tho trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidcstex of balicyltcacid. Dress Making, Tailoring, Altering, Repairng, Clean ng and Pressing At the TAILORING PARLORS 22 North Bartlett Street A CUT! A SLASH! For the next thirty daye we re making special prices on all our dry and green wood. Inves tigate. It Is to your Interest. VALLEY FUEL CO. Phone 76 Davidson News Co. New Palm Block Cor. Fir and Main , Magazines Newspaper Agencies Subscriptions Distributors to the Trade Phone 885 Confectionary Smokes Wong Pon Medicine For Treatment of Acute and Chronic Dis ease of Hen and Women. Cancer and tumor treated. In Aliens, kidney, bladder and atom ach troubles, fits, hernia, rupture, colds, female troubles, paralysis, fever, pneumonia, asthma and throat troubles. rheumatism, amenorrhoea, goitre, consumption. Office Hours: 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. Consultation Free 84t South Front St., Medford. Ore- Ml Wliat Is It that likes t' shop all tiny, nn' never looks around, lie- fore she backs out ? Who recalls Ul nlo time bartender tlmt. used t' take a rlgar an' then put it back In til' case aglu aa' take a clime? fnu h v. Hurt has returned, from' six weeks spent In southern California vlsltinc her daughter, Mrs. n.: Hawes at I.os AngeleB. ANNOUNCEMENTS ' STATE REPRESENTATIVES I have represented the people of JaekSM . County one term Id the State If gl nit to re and feel that the lefrfeUtive experience gatn4d hm fitted me for a larger and more practical tcrirlc la the future. - I therefore announce myself aa a oendidatv for the State Representative subject to. tfat republican primary. " . Adv. tf. RALPH COWOILt. . I hereby announce my candidacy for e-eles tlon as one of the two representative firm Jackson County to the State Legislature iub ject to the May primary. ' I feel thnt my previous service in the leglal turp enublea me to better serve the people. ' , Adv. tf. JO UN H. UARKIN. SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a candidate for tbe nomination of Sheriff of Jncknon County on the republican ticket, subject to the voters of told county at the primaries fn May. If nominated and elected I pledge myself and the deputies, whom 1 shall appoint to enforce all laws fn eluding the 18th Amendment with efficient mid economy. If you. do not want the law en forced, do not vote for me. ' Adv. tf. D. A. LYONS, Central Point. As a candidate in the Republican primaries; for the office of Sheriff, I desire to clearly define my position on the future conduct of that office, if elected. My experience as a deputy sheriff of Jackson County, and ns a State Traffic Officer, hat taught me thnt nn pence officer can give satis factory and efficient service to the public when nlN million ty and renponnibllity are snared ny another. The present utinatisfiictory law en forcing conditions is largely attributable to divided authority between antagonistic peace officers, elements that are certuin to produce confWct, inefficiency and useless expense. If elected I shall insist upon and expect to maintain the right to perform all the duties of Sheriff in this County, and it follows thst t will be uncompromisingly nnnoned to snecial nfftcprn nlconl Ii'iwlui-al lAnranta u-ltVi okntii f : . pledge lull and complete cooperation. 1 am In . tliorough accord with both the letter and spirit ' of the prohibition laws ami pledge my actit and untiring efforts in their enforcement: Adv. tf. J. J. McMAIION, CORONER l nereny announce mytielf as a candidate: on' the republican ticket, for nomination at thi com ing primary for the office of coroner of Jackson . county. t . , By virtue of my profession aa an undertaker. I feel that I have every qualification and the necessary equipment to properly handle any du ties' which may arise. Adv. tf. H. w. CONGER. I am a republican candidate for reelection for Coroner of Jackson county, subject "to pri marles May lfl. Pla t form : Experience, personal attention. economic management. Being a aubstantlaj taipayer I am interested .n the economical m-mafrement of all county offices. Adv. tf. JOHN A. PERL ' COUNTY CLERK I announce mytielf as a candidate for the re publican nomination for County Clerk, subject to the prinmry in MHy. If elected I promlne to perform the duties of my office in an econona Adv. U. W. H. GRAND ALL. Eatrle Point. I hereby announce myself as a candidate ofc the republican ticket for nomination for the of fice of County Clerk at the May pirmariea. I have for the past five years been e deputy county clerk and am familiar with ewy branch of the office, and if elected, I will gW ckee at tention to the duties of the office and feel con. fident that I will prove rnirthv of ymjtr rut-P,rt- . DRLIMA STEVENS, Aa. W. Uedford B. I D. t. I am a candidate for the office of County Clerk, on the republican ticket, subject, to the primary on May 16. If elected County Clerk I will give to the office that Mali deirree nl tlninn Deonl4 ar ftifffiwl in a - .. SlIkUL " " u.u i. TESOWALD, Madford. TREASURER . '': I .ill canilldite for th republican nomlrK- - im irFBmirer or acuod county, iilblcct to the Ma; primary. If doto- "V i win conduct the olHce a In the paet. In accordance with the law, ol the A. O. WALKER. Adt. U JUDGE COUNTY COURT ' Bellerlntt that I may be ot aerrfct to th people ol Jackaori county I hereby aubmlt my candidacy tor the republican nomination tot Judge ol tht County Court at the' Kay rrt " W. 4. HARWELL. 44Vll . :'!.'. I hereby announce my candidacy for County Judge, subject to the de cision of the Democratic primary, on the following platform: Reduce taxc9 through art econom ical and business-like administration Of COUntV affairs. Rtnn -4. penrtltures and.waRto and give proper support and attention to good roads; public schools and other vital and SHI'.0 n;ce'---',i,'- Enforce the pro hibition law efficiently and properly through proper agencies and eliminate h,0'?1 law enforcing organisations r...VT i. are .. now ca"nK divided authority and needless expense. Give Vi square deal and not responsible to any political faction, clique or organization. Adv tf WILLIAM ULRICH. COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT ,. "h!ki?"""'1" ,h" M priraarie. for wSJKS "on,,in,'io" " County School .T. nt 2 Jk" County. I hare . "'""'J' ,m. tb" "' reen ?n,7 f'P"lnt.r,dent, and will, It again sSuSsr01 or " Adt.U SUSAXSE HOMES CARTER. COTJNTT ASSESSOR m candidate for renomlnatlon S?the .R5Punl'-n ticket for the office of County Assessor, subject to m8 tMyP"--n-7- It nominated and eouali , " "r. "-" Aat.u J. b. rnt.puiw uinAV
