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Newspaper Page TextMEDFonn matt; ttbtntr, mttdfokt). om-oov. Imoxtuy. ma urn 3. 1024 (Wrdford Mail Tribune AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EICEPT SUNDAY. BY THE HEDKOHD PRINTING CO. The Ifetfford Sunday Morning Sun 1i furnished tubscribera deair.nr a seven -oay atuj newspaper. Office Mill Tribune Building, 16-17-t9 North Fir street. Phone 75. A consolidation of the Democratic Time, the Medford Mail, the Medford Tribune, the South- trn Ortffonian, Tht Ashland irlbune. ROBERT W. RUMU Editor. B. SUM ITER SUtTil, Manager. BY MAIL In Adnnn: . Pally, with Hum! ay Sun, year $7.60 IHily. with Sunday Hun, month 75 Daily, without Similar Sun, year 0 Daily, without Sunday Sun, month Week I j Mail Tribune, one year 2-00 Sunday Hun, one year 4 00 BY CARRIER In Medford. Ashland. Jackson ville, Central Point, .'hoenli. Talent and on Highways: Daily, with Sunday 8un, month 75 Daily, witiiout Sunday Hun, month... .65 - Daily, without Sunday Hun. year 7. AO Daily, with Sunday Sun, one year 8.60 All term by carrier, eah in advance. Entered aa second claw nutter it Med ford, Oregon, under act of March 8, 1679. Official paper of the city or Med lord. Official paper of Jackson County. The only paper betwen. fcuen, Ore., and Sacramento, Calif., a distance of over 500 mi lea, baring - leased wire Associated Preaa Be r rice. , - Sworn' T3al7y ' average circulation for ail moutha ending October 1. 837V, mure than double the circulation of any other paper published or circulated in Jackson County. MEMBERS OP TfilL ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Vre is eicluiively entitled fb the at for n'publictaion of all news dis patches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this paper, and also to the local nws pub lished herein. All rights of republication of special dis patches herein are alao reserved. Ye Smudge Pot Br Arthur Perry March came in as she plc-uscd, and will go out the wtme way. A Portland woman tried to lieat the bride's first batch of hlscuitH to it, by sending the winner poisoned candy. Vi'e have reformers many, Who are limiting laws galore; We spend a pretty penny Chasing whiskey from our shore. We've countloss spies all over; Wo discover many a still; Yet bootleggers live in clover. Anil- wo all get hnoze at will, i (New York World.) I The Mayor of Portland launches his campaign for tho US. senate this week, ';Hls Honor won undying fame once, by kissing .a fair and charming grand opera stngor, presumably when she wasn't looking. What Oregon needs at Washington, T). J Is a Shlek, but If a he-democrat- gets the nomina tion, the -"chief executive of tho Queen City off this fair commonwealth" will have to do a lot of fancy mashing to bring home tho bacon. Nobody blames the Mayor for his oculntoiy Indiscrotion, though ho might have got his ears boxed. And, furthermore. George kissed the lady where the Lord Intended sho should bo kissed not on tho hand, after tho manner of the painfully proper. 1 oi,n si-rrrixo m i,i, lj4'linuoll, linns.. News) ( Chicks for sale; 1 will com mence setting Feb. 6 and will set each Tuesday. Chirks 10 cents if ordered when wo set, dollvercd ( at the Post Office. I will set your eggs for $2.50 a hundred, yiione 26 on 144. Charles Hull. , For artlstlcness of design, and glossiness of finish, tho '. Chaplin of JJavld llosenhcrg has no rival. DEAR ANN IK LA UK IKS: I am n girl eighteen years old, and am con- Bldored very good-looking, but I never have many young men friends. 1 do not belovo In kissing or flirting or any other liberties. tSulcm Capital Journal) Cause and effect stuff. . ; . A l,.lY TALKS 1 dem't like to toot my own trum pet, and far lie It from me to brag but youve got to admit I hain't so worse In .tho face, et cet. et cel. They don I squint when they look my way You can be a human being and stil be gobdlooking. Take lOlsle. Nice Klrl. Knocks 'em kicking, until she opens Jier trap. The boys expect to hesr a -soft soprano, and gosh! she's a femiilo bass. That upsets 'em on the firm curve. Always wringing her hands. Instead of tho gentleman's neck. Hut I should Jump off the hen house.. $ Jf I owned a fivo-spnt I'd scream. So I lied to him. and he lied to me, and wo both did n good Job of It, and Jvhcn he comes In 1 don't have to slip hlni tho dishing when he reaches- for my mitt. And Tuesday I was -fooling blue, and got funny, and this bird is trying to sell some. body a'i:nr, and kept Haying; "It goes without saying." Hain't that lovely! You ftfd It a dictionary Instead of gas. ltoally, ho was too old a man to be trifled with in that manner. And horo comes another victim. C.ood-byo, old world, good-bye. . A MXtiKltlK SCANDAL (ICugtMie KcgiMrr) 1 "That said statement published by tho said Klhcrt iiede, on said date bolting forth that the county ' records show that two suits of silk underwear were bought ami paid for by said ciuinty court, by roqul ' sltlon No. 04:1. for a certain Ku gene woman, or that any silk un derwear for any person was . bought and paid for by the conn, ty court of Initio county, on requisition No. H42 or other, 1s . trued by me during my Hervlco under said court, is an unqualified .-falsehood without a shadow of . Justification. "J. J. IlAIiUAUGII." Chaa. Kneebone spent the week-end with his family, returning to his work at Dexter Monday morning. (Sprlng fiold News.) Here's your cap! Nlnai Coffee vs. Klmer Coffee. Decree . of Divorce. (Court News Chlco Enterprise.) Plenty of grounds for It. ' ' THE SAD CASE OF SHORT time npo we Btiy t?Htei that Mr. Vanderlip was insane, x. His testimony before the senate oil committee Indicated strongly that lie had suffered a rush of oil Hut we didn t seriously believe supposed that he had merely had which in tune ot great public excitement, overwhelm even the most .sensible of men. Since then however, Mr. Vanderlip has run a mental course which justifies his friends culling in a committee of alienists. To diagnose his case as mental break-down seems now the only charitable course For the pitiful exhibition before the oil committee has been fol lowed by a scries of public utterances which can only be compared to the ravings of an unbalanced mind. After welcoming the libel suit lip proceeded to maintain that no Charles Forbes, ex-director of the newspaper reader knew at the time Chicago grand jury for three weeks and indictments were returned last Friday. Yesterday Mr. Vanderlip erupted again. President Coolidge, he declared had asked for Attorney and Daugherty had refused to resign. Today President Coolidge announces that he will not dignify such a statement by any comment. AVhy should he? Everyone in Wash ington knows that President Coolidge refused to accept Daugherty resignation when he first assumed office after President Harding's death, and for that reason was not nation now. Daugherty, moreover, resign whenever the President requests it. .'. , It is no longer possible to explain the Vanderlip spectacle as a chance slip, a momentary abberation induced perhaps by auto intoxi cation or an unexpected reportorial offensive. , The only rational explanation is that the great financier has really gone mad. And as he has plenty of be taken at once for a rest cure on QUILL I'neasy lies the fist that holds a Our interest in Europe may not The "hinterland" is where they of fixing things. An unsophisticated youth is one will have him. .' Nothing in this vain world seems' house towel. There is only one state in which .YiiiicH nave political Npeecucs. You can say one thing for "seofflaw." It's the only word in this iipior row that both sides enjoy. An open countenance would be that comes out of the opening. Just as a mere spectacle it would be worth $30,000 to see the Sen ate accept a peace plan. Nature is fair. She made woman's arms enticing, but she gave man legs to carry him away from Business integrity is improving. claims to have a one-man top. The girl who runs away from but she isn't missing much. One thing a girl can't understand is that the stranger driving the ear may be wicked even if he is handsome. Another fault in our educational system is that some girls must try several schools before getting a husband. General Puller is a lucky chap. Indications are that there will lit' other jobs when Philadelphia is made pure in heart. Uirds from the Canary Islands may sing popular songs. We've heard birds from the Mahainas singing "lie's a .lolly Good Fellow." RipplingRhijmGs 4& V W Walt ru TEAPOT N STWANGK and distant lands I roam, but ever, evermore, my . thoughts return to Teapot Dome and happy days of yore. Twas there our lowly dwelling stood, upon a gentle rise, 'twas there my father sawed his wood, and mother biffed the flies. There was no trouble that could spoil our glad and cheerful days, until there came the plague of oil that jarred us, forty ways. One day my father sought the well for a refreshing drink; the water had tin oily smell that put it on the blink. My aunts went forth to milk the kine, inured to useful toil, and came back at half past nine with their buckets full of oil. "We need a rain." my uncle said, "to soak the parching soil;" . clouds then gathered over head, ami soon were raining oil. Such oiliness destroyed our peace, and made our lives seem hard; the brooks were running melted greaso the springs all squirted lard. When father at the table chewed an egg or bacon rind, he said, "It tastes to me like crude, and I prefer refined." And so we left our happy home in sorrow and despair; we moved away from Teapot Dome, it was too oily there. My plow is cleaving other loam, but oft at night I th dim, mid dream aniu of Teapot Dome, where life was sure a so ream. MR. VANDEELIP to the brain. the noted financier crazy. We one of those temporary lapses. i, 1 from jhe Marion Star, Mr. Vander action had been taken against Veteran bureau, when as every Forbes' case had been befor the General Daugherty's resignation in a position to demand his resig has repeatedly stated that he will money, we respectfully suggest he the Kukoo Islands. POINTS bribe. be so intense, but it's accumulating still shoot "revenoors" instead who wonders mournfully if she to last forever except a boarding men arc killed with gas, but all , fine except for the string of words there. No manufacturer now really u hick town is said to be missing, Mason DOME. Personal K By WILLI AN Nottd Phy$kian and Author Signed It t tart pertaining to ieriom treatment, will be answtred by Or. Brady ui Letters mould be brltf and written In Ink. Owing to tho largo number of letter received, only JI ... . 7 7: 7 . . , Addrtta Or. William Brady, In car of this lew. Mr. aid Formerly the big packers were ab(e to utilize every bit of the hog but tlfe .squeal, and nowadays there's a steady demand for even that by-product. Bi it is premature for us to congratula ourselves on the elimination of wast at least while we continue to u.s only about twi thirds of the nutri live value of th wheat for flour. Mi and Mrs. Jack Sprat solved the problen of complete utiliza ( lion or tne nutri ment at their dispo sal, with respect to rarniverous compo nents of the diet We might take t cue from the Spratu with respect to at least one item of our mixed diet which is quite as Important in a nutritive way as anything that comes on hoofs. I am alluding to potatoes. The Irish delicacy, I mean, of course, tho I should be tho last to discriminate againKt candied sweets with fried chicken a la Yarborough. which they sometimes servo to distinguished guests at Ualeigh. The nutrition of hogs is extremely well provided for in this country. In deed, the authorities at Washington assure us that more hog meat than beer and mutton is now consumed by .he American people. The most casual consideration of the nutritive material which we commonly reject in trying to find a portion soft enough for our poorly nourished teeth or "pure" nough for our pampered digestion. gives us at least a hint as to why the hogs thrive so well. After all. they get a rather better ba laired diet than most of us humans permit our selves to have. Everybody knows that a baked po tato is a wholesome morsel. I myself consider it no more wholesome or di gestible than a' boiled or a fried po tato, but let's not quarrel about a minor point now and nearly every body who esteems baked potatoes takes paiiiH to remove the skin and discard it as something unfit for hU; man' consumption. ( Ctive me the baked potato skins and you may have all the white starch within. The baking, in'.thpfirst place, ster ilizes the skin, thus insuring against any possible ingestion1 of parasites or their microscopic eggs. In the next place, must of the fine flavor of the otato hides in the f-kin. The main reason for preferring baked potato to boiled in the sickroom dietary is that In boiling mostrfof the mineral salts nre dlssyjvtj jtfftit Into1 he Ron caio water ana lost, tJTit unless you eat, the baked potato ,skin you might as well have your potato boiled after all. The vitamins in potato lie chiefly Im mediately under tne skin and are discarded by those , who reject the Of course tho cellulose (woody fibre) of tho potato skin is not diges tible for man. but that very fact is mother good reason for eating the skin of the baked potato, .for that uni versal ailment, constipation. Is largely due to insufficient roughage or indi gestible material in our food. There are few edible substances which are better chewing than baked ' potato skin, ana I still maintain thatirier. "JUST TOWN TALK" Copied Right By Mlko Miss Glulda Gray, New York City. My Dear Cuddy: Received your letter yesterday and am writing to let you know that we've garnered tho best the country side has to offer and can assure you that it will he no easy matter for you to take first honors in a "Beautiful Limbs" con test staged in Medford. Do not let anything interfere with ymr appear ance here In person. From what I've been able to sec so far this contest will bo more than a bare success. KdltoQ "Town Talk. lilUI.S. THAT'S tho letter I'VK WRITTEN to Oullda Gray ... WHO'S WAGKKED J10.000 ... THAT HER pedal extremities ... ARE THE most beautiful ... OF ANY In captivity AMI I'VE called her bluff ... AND IN tho vernacular ... OF THE famous liord Nolsou ... 'WE EXPECT overy lady "TO IX) her duty" ... TO l-I'HOI.D the reputation ... OF SOUTHERN Oregon SO DON'T be backward ... AllOfT COMING rorward AS WE havo arrauged THAT EVERY momtwr OF THE judging committee WILL HE accompanied DY A chnperon AN'D EVERY means possible WILL HE Invoked ealth Service BRADY, M. D. noalth and hvaleno. not to rflieeia dlaanml at m iiimpu, teir aa retted envelop it enoioted. not conforming to instructions paper. Mrs. Kprutt the mastication of such natural fooda in the best tooth preservative. Some persons crave raw potato and fear to indulge this not unnatural craving. They may and should in dulge It In a reasonable way. But I urge the eating of the potato skin as the normal way to satisfy that instinctive craving for mineral mater or vitamins or whatever it is. QI ESTIOXS AND AXSWKItS Case of Brhle VcrsuH Groom Referring to your article. "Before a Woman Becomes Engaged?' I think it is a splendid idea that a young man be required to produce his health cer tificate when he asks for a daughter's, hand in marriage, but, how about the young woman? In many instances the vountr man in tnkinc lust nn miifh Ichance, because many girls also be- ieve in the double standard of morals owadays. And I think there are not ;ii few men who do not believe in a ouble standard of morals. (B. F. E.) Answer. Certainly there are men ho do not believe in such a standard n d do not live under such a stan- flard. but we must admit that the ouble standard of morals is stilt aacitly supported by jrten generally, iven if there are a few girls who fall pefore the onslaught of the nobler ex, the women in general have never accepted the double standard, thank God. So It seems illogical for a man to demand such a certificate from a prospective bride. If a man can't tttke his bride on faith alone he surely doesn't love her enough to contract to iftirnish 21 meals a week for her for 1 UDp. No, son, you're absolutely wrong i:hynur view Men live under tho double standard and women still de re respect. A parent or guardian ii-V Entirely justified, in fact it' Is the riffled duty of parent or guardian, to a" tybiand from a suitor a physician's ctVrtificate as evidence that the pro sitettive husband is free from com m miicable disease, and that is true no m Vlter who or what the man may be. Bifr could you ask a parent or guar duiyn to show you such evidence of yoi W prospective bride's fitness for marriage? ot while oulr noble sex up) t'olds the present standard of morula. lo.tala. 1- lave IIhIiiImhv Chasing e had TB for two years. Would a ilij' climate be better for me? It seeipp that I do not do so well here in the jrintcr months. (Mrs. D. S. J.) wer. Ivong Beach, Cal., your is as good a climate to recover that of Lansing, Mich., or Wor- Mass. Any change of resi without the advice of your phy would be a very unwlne expert- Send a stamped self, addressed pe' for a few hundred words of and instructions for persona mean to win the battle with tu berculosis. , Contagious and Infectious Kindly explain tho difference be tween contagious and infectious di sease. Can a third person carry mea sles from the sick child to another child? (P. L.) Answer. A contagious disease Is communicable by contact, an infec tious disease is communicable thru in direct means, as by a third .person (carrier) or thru polluted food or water (typhoid fever). Probably measles is not communicable by a car- TO PROTEST the dignity . OF THOSE who've consented TO ACT as Judges AND AS AX Inducement TO POSSIBLE contestants . I'VE TAKEN the liberty ' OF MAKING the offer OF SPLITTING the prize money WITH THE local winner AND IT should amount TO CONSIDERABLE cash AS WE contemplate CHARGING AN admission price AND ALL In all . IT SHOULD represent . QUITE A "Leg-l-seo" jj THANK you. Ono Killed In It. K. Wret k IJAIrrMonK. Aid.. Mar. 3. S. w. Ctparhart of Lynchburg. Va.. was killed and seven other persons, five of them women were injured In an acci dent to Pennsylvania railroad train No. 970 near hero last night. The train, bound from Buffalo to Wash ington and consisting of ten cars, was partly derailed. Prevent SORE THROAT TONSILITIS COLDS. Etc. rjte with ZtPYROL i at fintrtrnofKirtness or phlegm In your throat Iti effective- m wGl SJtonun you THE GIIEATE6T THING" IN THE WORLD . by LaureJ Qraf , Kiss but-don't telH Therein noth ing quite, ' ao. 'contemptible in the hu man zoo, to my mind, as the man who must gossip. Somehow we feel a sort of natural pity for the feminine tongue-wagger but the man who tells is beyond words. Why in the world are . there such creatures?. And yet the woods are full of them. Some . men just live to .count themselves in on small and unim portant , a d v e n tures with girls, and they . seem to contrive them so they will appear a thousand. ..times more Important than they really are. . Then they dash about from pillar to .post, tejlingthe (world and sundry all about It. "See that dame? I've kissed her! , She is a good little' kit!. .. Crazy .about me, I too. Poor little, girl. I'm gorry I ; can't care for her as much as I ought. Oh. well, it's funny about me. I seem to have a way with 'em th women." Ever hear a male biped go on at that rate? I have. I wanted to lighj. a nice dynamite bomb and put it under .his chair. Of course. Anybody would. Why are there male gossips? Watch out for 'em. girls. The more innocent their chatter appears to be, sometimes the more of a menace they are to your reputation and happiness. They're poison! Tir olo ilcliivlitriii peaches a'. 'ereani complexions ' have given' way 0 th' newer mauucNla an' Hen Davis makeuiis. .Some folks have iK'aee. an' some have plenly, hut we .clou'L believe that any buddy ever had any ieaee that hail plenty. v. v vr COMMUNICATIONS Booth the Assassin of Lincoln to tne bailor: ivery few years some one. resurrects and gives promt nonce loathe thUeadbare fiction that ( Booth, the assassin of .Lincoln, was not captured and killed, as recorded in the history of that eVent. During, the past 'week the young people of yie high school were told In an address delivered for their edifi cation, that Booth escaped, and fled to South America. That in later years ne returned to the United States, took up nis resilience in ukianoma, and under an assumed name raised a fam ily there, and finally committed sui cide. This story is not as new as the Rev erend gentleman who delivered the address indicated. About twenty years ago a man named Finis L.. Bates wrote a book entitled "The Escape and Suicide of John Wilkes' Booth." It stated that Booth lived In Texas for a while, but-that he finally committed suicide, and that he had lived there for years under-the assumed name of John St. -Helen. This book further stated that after his death a tintype of St. Helen was shown to Julius Itrutus Booth, a nephew of the nssas sin, and that ho recognized it as a likeness of his notorious uncle. This book was not considered of any his' torlc value. It rather proved that the wish of the author was father to the thought, nnd that It was hut a fiction originating in the fertile but unscien tific mind of the author.' A few years Inter a Mr. Campbell. thirsting for notoriety, also published a book on the ulJect..nnd his Booth also lived 'in Oklahoma; but did not bear tho assumed name of St. Helen, and was not the same person who was discovered by Finis L. Bates. I read all Uie evidence and tho de talis of the trial and execution of the Lincoln conspirators,:A2deroritt Payne, Herrold, Mrs. Surratt, and Dr. Mudd, anu during tne-time this trial was transpiring and I have never had anv doubt as to the identification of Booth. I do not think it advisable to enter tain high school students with any such fakes. Many of them will go through life believing that they havo heard the truth concerning that tragic event in the history of our country. ; i nere seems to do a proneness In the minds of some to attempt discov ery of historical events that have seemingly become fixed in tiie pages of authentic history. Louts XVII. son of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette was only a titular king of France. He was a child during the period of the revolution In that country, but he was It only taxes HttU seed and you ' want that little good I Snd Jbr FRBB cmtmtof ' CCMomA Ox. Swl Ciuwn, 9 W MtM Seme ' San Fkancmco UL ! flcxsOsdOte thrown Into prison with other.1 mem bers of his unfortunate family and, at' the time his pnrcnts were executed he. was kept a prisoner In thrf Temple', and history says that ho died there In 1795. Yet in 1S54 a book was liub llshed in this country called "The host Prince," and 1 stated that,' tho .ReY. Kleazar Williams, a missionary anions the Indians, was really the lost, DW1-. phln of France, who had been secretly brouKht to America and placed imohfr the Indians, and it Is said that "he hooked the part in every way. . I During the past year there was: a ' published account of tho escape of the Russian Princess Olca, daughter of the late czar. This article tatated that she is in America under an assumed name, and why may we not expect to learn in a few years that this entire royal family escaped, came to Anier,-. 'lea. and died on an Oklahoma ranch, under the assumed name of Oscar Jones? 1VM. M. COLVIQ. Medford. Mar. 3d. ANNOUNCEMENTS STATE REPRESENTATIVES I hi?t represented the people of Jack Oountj one term in the State IfffUUture u4 feel that the legislative experience gained ka fitted me for larger and mora practical aarflM In the future. - I therefore announce myself aa a cenaldat for the SUte KepreaentatlTe subject to tfca republican primary. Adv. tf. RALPH COWGIL&. v I hereby announre my candidacy for re-eleo tion aa one of the two representatlTet fro 89 Jerhson County to the State Legislature, tub Ject to the May primary. - ' 1 feel thut my prmoua service m the lefttla ture enable me to better serve the people. dr. U. J0HJJ B. CARtm, SHERIFF - I hereby announre myself a candidate for um nomination of Sheriff of Jackson County ptt tha republican ticket, subject to the votera of ia4 county at the primariea in May. If nominated and elected I pledge myaelf and the . deputie whom I shall appoint to enforce ail Uwa ln cluding the 18th Amendment with -efficiency and economy. If you do not want the law. forced, do not vote for im Adr. tf. D. A. LYONH. Central Point Aa a candidate in the Republican prlmarfei for the office of Sheriff, I deaire to elearbr define my position on die future conduct of thai office, if e'ected. 1 My experience aa a deputy sheriff of Jackaatl County, and aa a Htate Traffic Officer, Hai taught me tht no peace officer can give satis factory and efficient service to the public whew hla authority and responsibility are shared by another. Th present unnatisfactory law eei forcing conditions is largely attributable tO divided authority between antagonJatia pec officers, elements that are certain to -product . conflict. Inefficiency and utielesa expenae. If elected 1 shrill insist upon and eipecf W maintain the - fgtit to perform all the duties) of Sheriff In -hi a County, and it follow thai I will be unctMiiprom I singly opposed to apecUJ officers except Fedi-rul Agents, with whom J pledge full and complete cooperation. I in la thorough accord with both the letter and spirit of the prnlub tinn lawa and pledge my aotJsa and untiring efforts in their enforcement, , Adv. tf. J. J. UcUAHOH. . lielnpr a candidate for tho Democra tic nomination for Sheriff, I promijte if nominated and elected to enforce all lawa and conduct tho other, busi ness to the beat of iny ability, With efficiency ant economy always cofi smerca rust. win reror anyone. p my record aa nheriff durinfc lSl-VlB. Adv. . ItALPJtG. JBNNIiVQ8,'i - . CORONER ' I herehy .announce myself a a papdidatt ' 'Hie republican .ticket, fonoDilnfltionat tKe cba Ing pr) nmtr.furtheioffitV- oi cronu)f Jk oounty. a. . a ; .. Uy virtue of my profession: aa an ndf Wkf, I feel that 1 have every qualification and, tba necessity equipment to properly handle any d nes unicn may arlae.T- " m Ad... . . ... . . H. W. CONOBR. , I am a republican candidate for reefeettob for Coroner of Jackson county, subject to pri maries May lfl. Platform: Experience, personal attention, economic management ' Being a aubstantlaj taxpayer 1 am interested .n the economic! management of all county office. .- . i.. Adv. tf. 40US A. PRL" COUNTY CLERK , ., ' " I announce myself as a candidate for tnt "re publican nomination for County Clerk, htinject to the primary in May. If elected I promise to perform the duties of my office in an eennooa ical and business like manner. 1 Adv. tf. W. II. CRANDALL, Eagle Point..- ! hereby annoance myself aa a candidate e. the republican ticket for nomination for the of fice of County Clerk at the My ninnarlra. ' have for the paat five years been a dcpirtf county clerk and am familiar with every brand) ot the office, and if elected, ! will give clot at tention to the dtitiea of the office and fel con fident that I will prove worthy of your dr-("rt- DELILIA STEVENS. . Adv. XL Medford R. F. D. I. 1 I ara a candidate for the office of Couptf virn. tin in rfniiniican timet. annitt tri primary on May lfl. It Hcrttd County CUrk I will ,1 k4 office that hisb dnrrra ot tfllfirarj whlrt) th ptopl m Juatlfitd in dtmandinf ol euhtte official. r a Ad..tl CARl, Y. TEN0WALI). UilvtL'' TREASURER . ' '!' I am candidate for the rrpublleaal nontlna' tion for a aerond term aa Tra.nr.r nf JArfeAM county, aubjwt to the Mar primary. U Mta- .m-icu anu eirctra i win conduct the otflcft M UI in. paai. in accordance with the law. jvf Mia atate. A. u. WALKKK. Adf. II JUDGE COUNTY COURT j .' I Bellntni that I may be of (errfc. to M people of Jackeon countv I hrK ahMl tm ca.hildacy for the republican nomination tat Judge of the County Court at the May fcrt marlea. w. J. BARTZELL. Ait. U I hereby announce mv .rnnriMaif for County Judice. sublect to thu An. clalon of the Democratic primary. Oft the following platform: .'"'. . Reduce tnxen throuuh an exManrni leal and business-like arlmlnl.tvitUh of county affairs, stop noadreaa :Mtt pcndltures and waste and give proper support and attention to good tfiarl public schools and other vital Mia public necessities. Enforce tha brt hlbltlon law efficiently nnrl manahli throuRh proper jtftencles and elimlnMK special law enforcing organlsatldat which are now causing . divides authority and needless expense.'- Qivt to all a fair, square deal and not ,b responsible to any political fftCtlori, clique or organization. . - ', Adv.tf WILLIAM UI.HTflrt. COUNTY SUPERIfTTENOENT '' m. r, - '-""' in. aiay primaries roe Hie RepuMlcan nomination aa County School i,,v ."nn iouuiy. i nave aerred the county for three and a half ynn i. j ' nu win. ii aalB elected, work earneatly for the cauae of educa Mnn haealAfne. Adf.U SUSANNE HOMES riAnnrDL COrVTT ASSESSOR T am a Mmii.iB . . . - ---- - , i i vuumination on the Republican ticket for the office of County Assessor, subject to the May primary. If nominated and elected I promise to give the same) efficient service in the conduct of tho ""'ce hat I have In the past, and will ennllnti. n .-. . . , . nuiK ivr a oeiior equalization of property values. -MV.U -. H IYII.ITU1V corxTr coMMissioxEn T am n panlrf.ia , . for the office of County Commissioner subject to the Republican primary of May 16th. If nominated and elected I will endeavor to keep Jackson coun ty on a cash basis, and continue to elve mv best efforta ia v. . i . latrea of the county "VICTOR BURSELL. .