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Newspaper Page TextPAGE7 fcOUR ' 1 ftfEDFORD MAITi' i TRTBTTNEj MEDPORD m?flflONTifHTESTU v PEBRU'AItY AAltE-tV yfwpFORD Mail tribunr AM INDEPKNDKST NEWSPAPER PUBLIHULU EVKHY AKT,li N .O.N EXCEPT SUNDAY. IrV'TfTR Mk..FOK!) I'KINTJNU CO. The Hefford Sunday Morning Sun is furnished t QMcnbeni desiring a aeven-u-iy aiiy newspaper. , Offle Hail Tribune Building, 16-17-18 North Itr street. Itrnw 76. A consolidation of the Democratic Time, the , Medford Mail, the UeUlord Tribune, me douw f era Oregouitn, The Ashland Tribune. ROBERT W. RUHIi, Editor. 8. 8UMPTER SUIT.!, Manager. BY MAIL In Advance: Daily, vrlth Sunday Sun, year 17.60 ' Dally, with Sunday Sun, month 76 Daily, without Sunday Sun, year 0.60 Daily, without Sunday Sun, month 06 . Weekly Hall Tribune, one year 2.00 ; Sunday Sun, "n year -t BY CARRIER In Medford, Aahland. Jackson J : Tille, Central Point, Phoenix, Talent and on ; . Highway: " Dally, with Sunday Sun, month 76 . Daily, without Sunday Sun, month... .66 . Daily, without Sunday Sun, year 7.60 , Daily, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.60 All terms by carrier, caah in advance. - Entered as aecond Dim nutter at Medford, ; Oregon, under act of March 6, 1879. ! The only paper between feugent. Ore., and Sacramento, Calif-, a .distance of over 600 mile, having leased wire Aaaociated Preas Service, Sworn dally areroge circulation for six months ending October 1. 11)23, 3379, more t than double the circulation of any other paper .' published or circulated1 In Jackson County. . MEMBERS OK THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ' The Associated Prens Is exclusively entitled to the use for rrpulilictalon of all newa ilia ,; patches credited to It or not otherwise credited ; In this paper, and als. to the local daws pub '. Ushed herein. All righu of republication of special di patcnes neretn are aiao reaervra. Ye Smudge Pot '.' By Arthur Terry Tho Republican party 1b now guilty of giving a 16 year old girl a drink. Its state chairman Is alleged to have been the host. Tho victim is said to have come from a long line of stal wart democrats.,, , , Gets $55,000; leaves city (Pendleton East Oregonlan Ildllne). Not. worth taking. ,1 ; HOW 1.1 KK A LAWYER (Kugpnc fitlltril) ' GLASSES LOST Party that found my glasses at Court houso on Feb. 6th at budget meeting ,' and had District Attorney Jolum- ton hold them up, will do mo a favor by leaving them at the' Guard office Anothor millionaire has taken a $4 fountain pen In hand, and written a $260,000 letter to a mombcr of tho opposite sex. Just when the Jackson County Agricultural Conference gets under way, along comes a farmer in a Ford with his son, aged 11, and falls to beat a train across tho track at Harrisburg, Oregon. t 1 The first fly of tho season flitted across the horizon this am. In -search oC a swatter. ' . .) .t . '' 1 Vtf HIS MONKV TALKED ' , t (New York World) .. . 'i'feut we have seen Doheny, and 'when we saw him he was, a moagre man, terrified and in :' offodtlvo. Ho wan trying to make a speech to tho Democratic con vention. This was in Sun Fran ciBco.lh 1020. The speech was all written down on a sheet of paper, but Doheny was so horribly ner yt vous that he could not even read what-he had to say without stam mering and stumbling. SHORT COl'IlSE IX ACCOUNT ING FOR WOMEN (Ad Mall Tri bune). , U don't seem possible. Komeo Roppes has a superficial abrasion In the seat of his britches, which bars him socially, but for which he doesn't give a rip. Unless a lecturer conies along pret ty soon.-and goes over our American ism with a fine toothed comb, relig ious hating la going to bo a lost art in the valley. TWAS A I'RETTY DAY (Hamilton, III., Time) Next Thursday has been set aside- as a day for emphasizing the loss that happens through carelessness and unpropnredncss. Governor Ixiwdon has proclaimed it lis a day of special observance. And you. beloved, might help out in tho cause by seeing that tho flues of your property tiro clean and -In good repair; that the medicines are out of the reach of : tho baby, if you havo one, and If you haven't It would be a good J (Into to arrange to supply tho de ficlency, for the worse lack to tho utato is a lack of babies. (Via GOT.) : 78 years ago today, gunpowder was dlsoovcred by tho Chinese, and not a bank or a barbershop closed. i Tho Emperor of tho Invisible Em pire, who sold out boots and baggage, and musks and shlrttalls for $146,000, is going to form the "Knights of the Flaming Sword," and will bo tho Imperial Uutchor Knife. It Is peculiar how all those hallowed organisations that fatten on tho sucker output, al ways select names that suggest fire. The wife of a most ardent and dovout "Knight of tho Fiery Cross," informed your corr. onec. when tho menace of Rome was being chased out of the Rhine provinces, by osrortlng a col ored gentleman to a tree In tho Siski you, that her "knight" Just would not koep the woodbox full. - "Spring, is lingering In tho lap of Winter," .but most of tho side curtains are still up on tho open facod vehicles. ' Ninety three million miles away, far from the most remoto rural delivery route. It manages to koep Itself so constantly befot the public that every man, woman and child knows the sun by Its first name and abso lutely refuses to accept any substitute. --(Everybody's Magaslne). And It seems to be doing fairly well consider-ing- the chance It has. BEWARE OF FARCE, WILLIAM. WILL WONDKHS never cense? Veslerihiy MeAdnti supporters 4 from all over the country rathered in Chicago and fearlessly attacked the question of whether or not the recent oil disclosures had unfavorably effected Mr. McAdoo 's availability an the democratic candidate. Instead of reporting that Mr. the man to lead a crusade against generous client so conspicuously moiisly and solemnly agreed that the cause of Democracy will be lost unless Mr. McAdoo can be persuaded to sacrifice himself on the altar of public righteousness.; Marvellous! Marvellous I In the light of such a miracle one need not be surprised to find that Tammany Hall has endorsed Charley Murphy and that the Sacramento Hiram. It may even develop that mittee of Massachusetts is favorable . disposed toward President Coolidge! . Mr. McAdoo is a smart man. is not only bright but sharp.' When it comes to, playing the political game anyone who wishes to get ahead of William 0. will have to get up early in the morning, and show But even in the political game .smart. Every now and then super This is particularly true when Uncle Nothing is more fatal in politics didate ceases to be taken seriously Perhaps this Chicago farce will, capacity for bunkum is tremendous. fact remains that in pulling this on ice that is dangerously thin. A loud laugh from Al Smith or logical moment might well wreck QUILL Another eternal triangle consists in suicide, funeral and audit. It must be fine to engage in you alone. .. There is little consolation in ing for u larger surtax. A criminal is a man who indulges in some form of dishonesty not sanctioned by law. ' ' As a last desperate effort to threaten to double his output. Unless there is a clear working majority, Congress can't pass much of anything except the buck. Observe the radical gnashing read that the railroads made money ;, Tlie.polititial view is. that, there- ullior party wilt get part ot the credit. "There's no sweeter music than lite poet. What about the clapping An important citizen is a man announcing that he will not be a Correct this sentence: "Yes, mitted he, "but I am marrying her RipplingRhijmGS welt THE ANCIENT MAN. OLD GAFFER JINKS is eighty-three, and he wears carpet slippers and takes long drinks of boneset tea from cups and jugs and dippers, And everything the children do gives him a pain titantie; their racket keeps him in a stew, his nerves tiro in a panic. "When I was young," he says, "gad.ooks, we didn't cut. such capers; we read our Sanford-Merton books, and highly moral papers.' When I was young the forward child filled parents' hearts with dudgeon, and while they still were feeling riled they plied a strap or bludgeon. When I was young the grandsire held the awe of all around him, and no discordant children yelled, to worry and confound him. When I was young the snowy hairs of aged men were respected, 'and kids upsetting stoves and chairs were with a club corrected. When I was young " he keeps it up, as though in spite or malice, but pausing now and then to sup his 'bitters from a chalice. "When I was young!" lletween his snores the ancient man keeps droning, and ranks himself with deadly bores who keep the young folks groaning. 1 too am old, my withers wrung, hut never do I twitter about the days when I was young, the children to embitter. Finally found health after suffering Mr. Tfttch writoB thnt K olio en ' Brnn 'aolveil his .problem. " It bus solved tho problem of constipation mild nud chronic for thousands of others. It Ima brought relief vheu nil clao has failed beeiui.HO KelloRg's ilnin Is ALL brnn. Nothing but ALU brun eim bo 100 per cent effective, Kcad Air. Patch's letter: Dow Strst f 1 hv hern a contttsnt uffr from cnnNtliwtlon and have won rierrd whit was the cmis of it. I have tried, about all the cereal I com Id think of, and finally tried KHIofrs'a Hran. Thi solved my problem. I feel 100 er cent better and I owe it to your Hran. ... 1 Thank in a you very kindly for this I ffreat cereal. I am Very respectfully, Cheater C. Patch. 761 Main St-, lireenwood. Man. For Uio permanent relief ot consti Doheny'g special counsel was not the practices which his former represents, the delegates unani Johnson club is unanimously for the republican state central com , ) 's ' -; " Unlike Penrod's new jackknife, he no respect for the eight-hour day there is such a thing as being too. - cleverness defeats its owii ends. Sam's sense of humor is aroused than to be laughed at. When a can his epitaph is engraved. as the saying goes,'" get by." Our Hut whether it does or not, the "clever stunt" Mr. McAdoo skated Underwood at the proper phycho the McAdoo balloon, completely POINTS the uplift if the grand jury will let poverty except the privilege of yell get Muscle Shoals, Ford might his teeth. . Doubtless he has just last year. is- no-senso in being- sensible if Uio the rustling of the palms," sings of the palms? who can get a little publicity by candidate. she is twice my age and rich," ad for love." Mason All N. in Kellogg's Bran " long with constipation pation. cat Kellocff's Bran roRulnrly two tnhlispoonfuls daily in chrouid cases, with every menl. It aweoits, cleans and purities tho intestines. It rids them of tho dangerous poisons that lead to other diseases. It is guar anteed to brmsr results, or your grocer will return your money. KellopK's Bran, cooked and krtmv bled, is delicious with milk or cream. You will like its nut-liko flavor so different from ordinary, tasteless brans. Sprinklo it over the cereals. Cook it with hot cereals. Kat it in KelloRft's Bran muffins, griddto cakes and many other wonderful recipes given on tho package. . KellogR 8 Bran, cooked and k rum bled, is made in Battle Creek and is served by the leading hotels and eluha everywhere It is sold by all grocer Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D Noted Phytieian and Author 8lsn.d l.tUrs pwtalnlng t irionil naaith and hygltip, not to dtwu. diagnosis or trMlmant, will b. answarod by Or. Brady If s itarnDtd, aalf addraaaad anvalopo Is ancloted. Utt.n should ba brlaf and wriltan in Ink. Owing to Ih. larga numbw of lattars rscalvad, only "'. nare. no rawiy sn vm '" - to quanes not conforming to Instructions Adaraaa Dr. William Brady, In cara of this nawsoapar. Acute Recurring Pernio This Is nothing but another name for chilblains. From the fact that there are other names for It you may deduco that we don't know so very much about it. I spoke succinctly In a previous article about the cause and preven tion of chilblains. Now I grow prolix, for we're coming to the treatment. Mild chilblain Which Itches or burns may be re lieved by bathing wlth a pinch of alum in some warm water, drying and powdering profusely with plain talcum or boric acid powder. If tho Itching or burning Is intense sop on with the fingers Borne calami n lotion containing one or two per cent of phenol. Kuch a lotion is made by mixing these ingredients: Zinc oxid 4 drams Calamin 4 drams Glycerin 2 drams Lime water 2 ounces Carbolic solution (6 per cent) 2 ounces Robo water;.:.. ......Enough to fill an 8 ounce bottle. Five per cent carbolic solution is , the standard phenol solution which ' may be legally sold by druggists with- , out prescription. . .. AVhen blisters form they should not ; be disturbed until It is necessary to be up and about; then each blister should be punctured with a sterile needle near its lower side and the serum gently pressed out upon a clean towel or cloth. The surface may then be freely powdered wlth talcum or boric powder Vr, any, combination of these. In a number of cases of recurring chilblains success in prevention has been obtained by taking calcium lactate or calcium chloride, about 10 grains after each mjcal for a few weeks, to supply an adequate calcium ration to tho blood, which is pre sumed to be deficient in its lime con tent, wherefore the vessels are too permeable. Either the lactate or the chlorid of calcium should be taken very well diluted with, water. This line of treatment has proved effica cious In relieving hay fever in some cases, that condition, too, being per haps invited by a deficiency in cal cium metabolism. t is an old belief Jrhnt the frequent rubbing of the feet with stimulating lotions or llnimonts uch as camphor or witch .hazel or bay rum or just ordinary bathing alcohol Improves the local circulation and tends to prevent the chilblains. A modern method of considerable value is the X-rny treat ment which hns given satisfaction more particularly in tho prolonged after qffertH of ehilblaln or frostbite. JUiT TOWN TALK" Opted Rlcht By Mike MR. SANTA Claus WAY VP north Oil WHEREVER you are a ANYWAY MY Dear Sir: a ITS DEEM a long time a a a SINCE I wrote you a MAYBE AS long ... AS THIRTY-FIVE years a a a AND DURING the time a a a t CORRESPONDED with you a YOU NEVER answered a a ONE OF my lotters a a a HUT I believed in you a a a FOR THE simple reason a a a THAT MY childhood requests a a a "OR TOYS and things a a ' USUALLY RECEIVED a a a VERY PROMPT consideration a a BUT AFTER a while a a WHEN I grow older a . a BOASTED tho fnct THAT I know the truth a a a AND FOR years since a a a VE HARBORED the opinion a a a THAT YOU were a mlth a a a AND BELONGED In a class a a WITH THE fairy queen a a a AND THE good Gennil a a a WITH THE wonderful lamp a a a BUT I must apologiie a a a FOR LOSING faith In you a a a BECAUSE CERTAIN facts a a HAVE COME to light a a DURING THE past few weeks a a a THAT HAVE rekindled Chilblain is first degree frostbite; the first aid is the same as for a frozen cheek or ear brisk friction, avoidance of heat, and discontinuing the rubbing and kneading of the af fected part the instant the white ap pearance goes and the flush of re turning circulation appears. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Never Mind Uie Operation You Had Many a correspondent's chance to get some sympathy If not some advice from me goes glimmering in the first page or two when the correspondent insists on telling me (1) all about the operation, (2) how many doctors gave the patient up to die, and (3) what opinions the neighbors, Mrs. Sumsey and Mr. Ben Told, rendered at various critical turns. I never could get really interested in the study of history, but I do like to ex tend a helping hand or at least a sym pathetic hearing whenever I can do so without first grappling with the neighbors, Mrs. Sumsey and Ben Told. Snoring What is the cause, and is there any relief for snoring? I am kept awake all night by my husband, who contin ually snores. (Mrs. R. B.) Answer. The direct cause 1b relax ation (flabbiness) or lowered tone of the lining membrane of nose and throat. This may be principally from some local condition which calls for treatment by a physician who . treats nose and throat diseases, ' or it may be merely a local manifestation of a general or systematic flabbiness, such us develops in persons who eat more than enough to maintain them. at nor mal weight and neglect daily exercise. Tho Protein Ration Please tell me whether a quart of fiklm milk a day will supply sufficient protein for a man of sedentary habits, so that he can get along without meat, eggs and other protein foods. I am the man, and I have been interested in your references to the teachings of Hlndhede. who seems to think we can get along with very little protein. I cat whole wheat bread and plenty of leafy vegetables, but suppose I get little protein out of them. I wondered whether it would be advisable for me to substitute a quart of skim milk a day for the meat I have Tieen accus tomed to eating. (C. F. B.) Answer. A quart of skim milk that is milk from which the cream has been removed contains about an ounce of protein, which is consider ably less than the minimum required for a day. You get considerable pro tein in whole wheat bread. If your diet includes peas and beans you will get sufficient protein. Instead of drinking more skim milk to get more protein, why not indulge in that very palatable article, cottage cheese, which is about one' fourth pure milk protein. Milk protein is one of the most valuable proteins for all require ments of the body. . MY FAITH in you a a a THERE IS for Instance a a - THE CASE of Secretary Fall WHO BORROWED some money a a a ABOUT 100,000 berries AND WITHOUT any security a a AND MR. Anderson a a a OF THE Anti-Saloon League a a a WHO WAS given a a a 25,000 DOLLARS a a a BECAUSE SOME geezer , a a a HAPPENED TO admire a a a "HIS KIND of fool" a a a fr AND IN all this ' "' a a a .. I SEE your work a a. a AND I know It's you a a a THAT'S WAY IV -,-itlng a a a TO RENEW acquaintance AND LET you know a a a WE'RE FRIENDS again a a a I THANK you. A Reliable Cough 1 to inert y Why experiment with unknown remedies for that cough or cold when you can secure Foley's ' Honey and Tar Compound? It is a safo and re liable remedy for the relief of coughs. colds, hoarseness. Equally beneficial for young and old. Mrs. Anna Cornell, Brldgeton. N. J., states: "I bought roley s Honey nnd Tar Compound for my cold and find It great.1 Insist upon the genuine. Refuse substitutes. Sold everywhere. Adv A Good Thins; - DON'T MISS IT. Bend your name and address plainly written, together with 5 cents (and this ilip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co., Des Moines, Iowa, and receive in return a trial package containing Chamberlain'i Cough liemedy for coughs, colds croup, bronchial, "flu" and whooping coughs, and tickling throat Chamberlain's Stom ach and Liver Tablets for stomach trou bles, indigestion, gamy pains that 'crowd th heart, biliousness and constipation; Chamberlain's BalTe, needed in-arery family for burns, scalds, wounds piles, and akin anectiona: these rained family nsdicLDM for only 5 otctt. Dos't mist it, THE GREATEST THING Ef THE WORLD , ; : by Laurel Qra- , No mailer Vhat sort of a man a Blrl marries, she will always discover lone before the honeymoon has waned , that - there are certain wifely duties entailed in the marriage game which can not be neglected nor sidestepped. If a girl marries a . poor youns: man. she must be prepared to work and save and scrimp and go without. T h afs tough. If she marries a rich man she must be pre pared to give and give and give. She must yield her own Ideas and her prejudices and preferences U his. Xot that this Is Just nor fair 'nor reason able. But it is as the cards lie. And that's tougher.;.: if- a, girl marries a genius a brilliant fellow who thinks in poetic measures and who sees a ravishing picture in a common-place sunset, then she must play up to him and pretend enthusiasms which she does not feel and which do become a frightful bnre. If a girl marries a dull, prosaic business man she must listen to his interminable stories of what Is going on at the office or the shop and beam upon him when he tells her how much profits were grossed last week. Altogether, it is a tough life this married life. But somehow all theoe drawbacks do not seem to impair the popularity of the enterprise and it is still doing business at the old stand! - -' COMMUNICATIONS Let I s Keep the 1101110' Firos Burning To the Editor: ' ' ' , . Who is this type of rnanhood. Living under our American flag. Who seeks to rob our soldiers To fill his money bag? 1 Can ho be a loyal American? Can he be an American's sou? I cannot think he belongs with us; He must be a deported Hun. Where are the loyal Americans? Friends of the boys who fell. Fighting for peace and freedom. Through that rain of shot and shell, We promised to give them help When they came home again. 1 Must they now go empty-handed? Must they look for help In vain? The cruel war la over, Have we so soon forgot? The boys who foUght so bravely Upon that bloody tnpot. Who gave their lives for freedom And fought for you and mo. Have we so soon forgotten them? It surely cannot be.- Who gave their lives for freedom. And fought for you and me, Have we so soon forgotten them? Tt surely cannot be. i . .; We meet each day on every hand, Truo nd manly typcs, of, ...,,ti t America's noble soldiers - , ,, Who Htood by the stars nnd stripes, Can we ignore those noble, boys? Who came back with empty hand. Why wo should rob them of their dues I cannot understand. Let us kindle up our fires once more. Let us keep them burning hot. Let us show that we are loyal. That our boys are not forgot. Let us keep the home fires burning. Though taxes do come high. Remember the boys who risked their lives. To fight for you and I. . Cut off the rich men's salary. Cut out the. high-priced shoes. Cut out silk sox and stockings, And give the boys their dues. There are many high-priced luxuries That can easy take a fall. When our boys went in the army They freely gave their all. Irft us keep the home fires burning While with love our hearts abound. And vote the soldiers' bonus When election day comes around. MRS. P. R, SMITH. STOMACH MISERY,; i GAS, INDIGESTION k''. 1 . -.o ..".T "Pape's piapepsitt" Corrects Sour, Upset Stomachs at Once "Pane's Diapcpsin" is tho quickest, surest relief for indigestion, Rases, flatu lence, heartburn, sourness, fermentation or stomach distress caused by acidity. A it" mi n: to givv "" lujuicumte avoni- ach rcHei. Correct your stomach and dicestion now for a few cents. Drue- gists sell millions of packages. 2tv Davidson News Co. ' New Palm Block Cor. Fir and Main J' ' . Magazine ; Newapper Agencies ; Subscriptions Distributor to the Trade ' Phone 885 Confectionary .Smoke A CUT! A SLASH! For the next thirty day we are making ipecial price on all our dry and green wood. Inves tigate. It 1 to your Interact. VALLEY FUEL CO. Phone 76 A Rood way t' lot an ignoramus down catsy is t' say he's oliiion-au-d. Th' husinrss man that's WlllsfllHl is UiroiiRli. TICKLING THROAT Alwavs on annoyance, worse when it afflicts yon at night. - You caa stop it qnicklv with CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY Every user is a friend ANNOUNCEMENTS 8TATE REPRESENTATIVE J "V t hivt represented the - people of J&ctUMl County one term in the SUte lesffeliiure and (eel that the legislative experience falntM 'fcaa fitted me for a larger and more practical, servioa in the future. J therefore announce mysetf as a oenldiht for the State Representative subject to ttM Adv. tf. . RALPH COWOIUU-I: h hereby announce my candidacy for 'eteO Hon aa one of the two repreaentativea from Jackson County to the Hut Legislature, aub jert to the May primary. I feel that my previous service In the leftsla ttire enables me to better serve the people. . Adv. t(. JOHN H. OABXIN. SHERIFF I hereby announce my He If s candidate for tha nomination of Sheriff of Jackson County on tha republican ticket, subject to the voters of said county nt the primaries in May. It nomi tinted and elected I pledge myself and the deputies whom I shall appoint to enforce all lawn la eluding the 18th Amendment with efficiency mid erunnniy. If you do not want the laws eo 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 dpfine my position on the future conduct of that office, if elected. My experience as a deputy sheriff of Jackson County, and as a State - Traffic Officer, haa taught me thnt no pence officer can give satis factory and efficient service to the public when his authority and responsibility are shared by minthfr. The present unsatisfactory law en forcing conditions is largely attributable Uf divided authority between antagonistic peac officer., elements thut nre certain to product conflict, inefficiency and useleKS expense. It elected I nhnll imdsr upon and expect W maintain the right to perform, all the duties of Sheriff In this County, and it follows that t will be uncompromisingly opposed to special officers except Federl Agents, with whom f pledge full and complete cooperation. I am In thorough accord with botli the letter end spirit of the prohibition laws and plerlge my actir and untiring efforts in their enforcement.- Ady, tf.. , J, J. IrfcMAHON. $ I' 1 CORONER " I hereby announce myself m i cartrflditt on the republican ticket, for nomination at tha tfon ing primary (or the-office of coroner of JacksoJb county. A By virtue of my profeaaion as an UtideftaltW. I feel that I have every qualification and lie necessary equipment to properly handle any tiu- . . r. r, situs uiavT m rise. Ad,, tl. H. W. OONOfcfi.. I sra 1 republican candidate for rcelanfoft (or Coroner of Jsckson county, subject to art' maries May le. . Platform: Eiperience. personal attention, economio management. Being a ubsUntiaJ taxnavpr I . m lniBp..ui tk. . . i . management of all county offices. . Adv. tf. JOHN A. PBat, . COUNTY CLERK - V I announce myaelf aa candidate for Uif re publican nomination for County Clerk, subject to tin primary In May. If elected I promise l perform the duties of my office in an econoea ical and buaineaa.like manner.' . Ad. tf. W. H. CRANDALL, Eagle Point,' I hereby announce myself aa a candidate 6a, Uie republican ticket for nomination for th Si- I have for the past five yesrs been a deptfCr county clerk end am familiar with every brant ol the office, and if elected, I will give clone t--tcntion to the duties of the office and teal coa fulent that I will prove worthy ot your atm. w DF.I.II.IA STIVfeNS, , Ad". Medford B. T. D. i. I am a candidate for the office of County Clerk, on the republican ticket, aubleot to ti primary on May 16. inL'Ir'.'I S0"!'5' C1,rk ' wl" H ' office that high degree of efficiency which the ortSVl Juat"'e,i """""ling oi a PUNIO Adv.tf CARL Y. TENOWALD,1 Jledfotd.' . ' i f ' TREASURER '. Vf'.f """"d"1' 'r the republican no mini, tlon for a aecond term aa Treasurer of Jackson ?"?2- JbJfct " P'lraery. II ism- Inated and elected I will ,j,;. 71 .. ut v.wui.ir viera BL in.. H.. ntrm.ri.4 . . . the psst. In accordance with the laws t the . "" A. O. WALKER. Adv. tl JUDGE COUNTY COURT , V. iv Bellenv that i . . . IV I. . i T , u oi semo m tna l.ut uJ A 'cf"".n nomination roe Judge of tha County Court at the Ma) .prt. w- J- HARTZELL. AdT.il I hereby announce ' my cinftldartr ;?.ri ?t.5LJH?B8' "Ub-ect to the d CIS ion of tnt r.arHAAn.i- i .... th. following plaUormT ,P" "T SiVnty att5lrs- Stop needles Vr penditures and waste and give prtbV mihiin nan.. 1.1 PW VIIftl ' hihltion law efficiently and properly iUl 0!",h Proper aftenciea and ellmftatS ShSS1 Cr?.:cln ?rBanl?atlon1 ik. '. ivtuure aeai ana not ba crirenle ' .t,.?01"'' '"tlon; Adv.tf WILIalAM TTT Drrttt VJAVaVXX I am .TO"JTT..!U.P.6?JNT6NDENT ; ' "'tl SUSAyxB HOMES CARTE A. T m lCOtr!SP!' ASSESSOR ffi,,1 .J'.Us' A0 the m. offlca that I have In will continue to mrk i7U elation of propel, 'vVe.'" . WUiMAHi