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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
Page 9 of thin week'B .whig of J4FE
ought to bo taken out by "tho boy a."
IlatH nhoukl be token off to tho
IIouhb of HopraHcnLativeH. L.aHt flut
urday tho Hotio of ltepreHentatlven
voted confidents In the Houue of Rep
resentative!!, CKUETj AD INIEt'MAN
(I)orrlM News)
Gordon It tee, while plovlng for
the Dooleya lust week, wus acci
dentally kicked between tho
handles.
Does any body bollevo ttib mont fre
quent of all Agony Column claltnu: "I
am a girl 22 yearn old, considered
Koodlooking, but have no men ac
quaintances. Jack Frost of tho Standard Oil
company at Stayton was a bunlne.sa
vlaltor her Thursday. (Albany Her
ald.) An old friend In the offing.
Tho Attorney-General is a trifle shy
of trouble, so the mesHonger boys in
the Department of JiiHtice chipped In
and bought him a 4d, '
- Hprlng is here, tru-la! and tho first
KiiiKham dress of the Reason has ap
peared on the Main Stem.
TIME KOH FAUMBUS TO UflIC
8QUIRHEL IXUHON (OAC Uuilelin)
C! pleaso don't.
ADVICIC .
A woman thero was and uho wrote
for the press,
As you or I might do).
Hhe told how to cut and fit a dress.
And how to stew many a savory mess.
But sho never had done it herself, 1
guoss,
(Which none of hor roudera knew).
Oh, the hour we spent and tho flour
we spent
And the sugar we wanted like sand,
At the ont of a woman who never
cooked,
(And now wo know that nho never
could cook),
And did not understand.
A woman thero wns sho wroto right
' fair
(As you or I might do)
How out of a barrel to make a chair.
To be covered with ehlntB and stuffed
with hair,
'Twould adorn any parlor and give It
an air.
(And we thought tho tale was true.)
Oh, the days we worked and tho ways
we worked
To hammer and saw and hack.
In making a chair In which no one
would sit.
Without a crick in his back.
A woman there was and she had her
fun
(Better than you nnd I);
Khe wrote our receipts and. sho never
tried on,
She wroto about children of course,
she had none
Sho told us to do what sho never hud
done,
(And never Intended to try).
And it isn't tc toll and it Isn't to spoil
That brims tho cup of disgrace
lt'n to follow a woman who didn't
know beans
(A woman who never had cooked any
oeans).
Hut wroto and was paid to fill space.
(Uoston Congregationalism)
ITS ALWAYS THAT WAY
(Salem Capital Journal)
So fur so good, but the bobbed
huir girls proceed to display tho
typicul defect of reformers. Or
ganized to defend their own lib
erties from regulation by others,
they proceed at once to attempt
to regulate others by taking .
pledge to refrain from associa
tion with moo who wear whiskers
in any form,' seeking thereby to
dictate the habits of tho sterner
sex. ,
The per1 capita wealth of Oregon In
$412, according to the I'onsus liu
reau, and hay you got yours?
About the nasatost crack In a long
time, is Mr. Jlrn Heed's jab at Mr.
Wllliaitv McAdart. Said Mr. Heed:
Homo men leave tho cabinet to prac
tice, hut McAdoo left to practice non-lu-law.'V
,
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QUILL
An intolerant mini is w'10
abominate bis.
About Hip only way to assure
tons of coal.
If his telephone voiee is soft and
boss of the line. J
There is hope for a people so
law to watch the traffic signals.
You .can judge or his wealth by
speed cop dares to molest him.
Out where you can't hire a fc'un
that's where the West begins.
Kind times in ten the tough guy
egg is yellow on the inside. 1
Sophistication seems to he just
one's awe of a million dollars.
Servants have their faults, but they don't wuit and stage a spec
tacular "cleanup" every five years.
Well, let the Shenandoah remain at home. With no many things
up in the air one might miss something.
The craze for tax-free securities
being ruined by too much spending
No cause is hopeless until it must depend for support on quotations
from some great man long since deceased.
Goldsmith wasn't thinking of tho
spoke of the resignation that gently
An old-timer's notion of dressing for dinner was to let his belt
out two holes.
If something isn't done to conserve our timber supply, the next
feneration won't have any material for billboards.
We trust, however, that Russia's national honor' isn'jt wounded
by America's inability to recognize her as an equal at present.
The alien is seldom a "menace to American institutions" until he
begins to make more money than you arc making. '
Tt isn't pure wickedness that keeps city folk from going to church
as villagers do. They don't even go down to the depot on Sunday.
Correct this sentence: "The roses," repeated the husband j "why,
have you forgotten that this is our fourteenth anniversary?"
IH
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SACRAMENTO, Cal., Mar. 12 Tho
state department of agriculture, with
tho approval of Governor Richardson
and representatives of the federal
bureau of animal industry, Is prepar
ing to Issue an order this afternoon
lifting tho provisional quarantine In
nine of the fifteen counties comprising
buffer torrltory as a result of the
recent outbreak of foot and mouth
dWcaHO.
GIVE APOLOGY
DirnLIN'. Mar. 12. (By Associated
Press). General Tobln and Colonel
Da It on who recent I v wroto the free
state government demanding discus
sion of the Anglo-Irish treaty provis
ions on hehair or the army have with
drawn their letters and apologized to
liiHlilpnt PtiHirriivP- It wnn Htiitft 111
well Informed quarters this afternoon.
RipplingRhijmos
LIFE'S EVENING.
I KNOW n gross of ancient ineu who vest, in life's .decline, en
joying sweet ami tranquil days beneath the tree and vine. I
live wWere wintry men abound; they sit beside the sea, white
whiskers reaching to the ground from grief and trouble free.
They labored well when they were hale, they earned an honest
wage, and salted down a little kale to keep them in old age. I
never knew an ancient crook to rest in peace like these, with
money in his pockctbook, and whiskers to his knees. The crook
puts up a gaudy front in youth and middle age; he pulls his vic
ious, sinful slunt. and scorns the sweat-stained wage. Hut never
have 1 seen him rent in peace when bent and hoar, with fifteen
dollars in his vest, and credit at the store. The money of the
busy crook is easily obtained, and easily it goes, gndzookl It
goes, and nothing gained. The crook is seldom known to save the
product of his skill, and when at last he fills a grave the city pays
the bill. And if he reaches wintry years, to everyone's amaze, in
some punk poorhousc he appears, to end his frowsy days. Around
me I see many gents whose beards are long and white; they hus
banded the useful cents by methods sane nnd right. '
HrEDFOTlTJ MATE TRTBTJNX
POINTS
abominates your standards us you
an early spring is to buy two more
respectful, you probably have the
Ioiir ns it has enouKh respect for
.
the degree of his wrath when a
man to do your stuff for yon,
is bluffing. The hardest boiled
a slow business of recovering from
will at least keep posterity from
money. ,
Republican 'nomination when he
slopes the way.
WASHINGTON March 12. Tho
part played In tho department of jus
tice affairs by Jesse Smith, friend of
Attorney General Daugherty, who
committed suicide a year ago, In Mr.
Daugherty'n apartment here, will he
Inquired Into In detail in the senate
Daugherty Investigation,
Senator Wheeler, democrat, Mon
tana,, preparing the case for tho com
mittee, announced that nil telegrams
sent to and received by Smith nt Co
lumbus, Ohio, after tho election of
President Harding had been subpoe
naed. With its authority broadened to
eaiublo individual members to sub
poena witnesses and take testimony
outside of Washington, the committee
spread its net for Information still
wider today while winding up prepa
rations for opening tho inquiry Into
the attorney general's administration.
University of Wisconsin co-eds re
cently went on record ns against
drinking among cither sex.
Everv Tuosdav. between 10 nnd 2
o'clock the king of Norway nnd Swed
en gives public audience.
M"EDFOT?.n, OTCEfi OX, WEDXESP A Y. MARCH 12,
Prince of Wales, Arm Still in Sling, Makes His
First Public Appearance Since Riding Accident
in ii'iiniiiii'
ihniit a month after his collar-
born) was broken In a fall from his
(hn I'rlnco of Wnles was a
gpectator at a game between Ox-4
ford University and Tottenham
W -rfr ririrtintirailW
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M, D.
" NoUd Phytician and Author 'r
Slon.d lettar, pertaining to wnonal n.olth ana nyoHn., not to dliaaio dlaono.li or
I will b. .nsw.Ved by Dr. Brady If a ttampod, til addrmud enwlopo I. anolowd.
tr..tmnt, will b. ft , ,nk.' 0wng , umb,r 0f l.tt.rt reclved, only
H l b ?.n.w.J '.fa . N. "ly n b. mad. to quula. not .onf.rmln, to Induction.
Addr... Pr. William Brady, In car, ol thl. n.w.paper. .
School
An mnnnlzation serving lunches to
umleriiourlHhert school children seeks
u pruper menu.
There is n common fallacy mat
........i.i,... in ...,.(n iv ii mntter of
millllUiriLluil in j
feedllib'. Faults of diet are responsible
for comparatively few of tho c.ises of
m a i ii u i i
school children. Un
remedied phys leal
defects, foul air In
the schoolroom, the
practice of keeplnt?
pupils after school
on various pretexts
an abuse In some
badly administered
.schools still tolerat
ed -by recreant par
onta. lack of home
'control by tho same
ni,.uu nf nnrents.
ovcr-fatlKUe by socalled home work"
lb-auio oi poor leaeiuuK. ii""
neu'leet Of physical eciucauuii in
ac.l,OI,l tlitiso are some of tho com
mon causes nf malnutrition in school
children wlilch'.Xoedins cannot correct.
Malnutrition W on louim ...
vicious circle. The. Iwd nir. loan hours
nf confinement, nnd repression on
- . . -i.ii.i l.v tlio miirtinct
lorcco upon urn"
teacher and the great indoor sport or
depriving tho children of their recess,
the excessive amount of "homework
which teachers of that temperament
give to tho child, the whole combina
tion of unhygienic nreu,,..".
. .i iiu.i'u health and
nreaKs wft." -
vigor nnd Impairs his mental alertness
or capacity to learn, and this unfor
tunate Btate spurs the school author
ities on to more homework", more
. .. ... .i... ..1,11.1 Im dull.
repression, sinco ",",.:
don't you see. and the poor child just
naturally "advances niu
A school lunch should Include a
bowl of some thick hot soup with
, t.. .n.il n Inruo class of
CriLCKVlM o. -
milk nnd somo fruit In lieu of sweets
., . twnlvn n cun of
i'or ciiiun-c.i 11V.--1 -
cocoa mny bo substituted for tho milk
if desired. Any Kinn num..
mnv be Included in tho lunch In plaoo
of bread.
In school, of nil places, since one
purpose of tho lunch is to educate.
.......... i. ...... ..lw.,.1,1 lit. mfiili) for
simaniu liii'vwiui. o - --
every pupil to wash his hands befoie
nitlng. in somo ol our
. .... i i ...miiirlntitt are
torias uit) iijk'-".1'
protty bad and might well morlt tho
attention of the sanitary police if we
had liny such police. Kven tho hand
ling of the -looa is i:u ii... ..
nnd in such a. place It Is Inexcusable
to demonstrate dangerous or Insan
itary wnvs or methods of food hand
ling. Milk should be served in the
original bottle with tne cap uiuu-i,
drunk through straws In a cafeteria.
Tho persons handling tho food or
., . ' .i i. ..i.ielled to keep
oisnes Hiiuu.u w - -
clean, nnd they should be required to
undergo nt least an annum
Complete color blindness is extreme
ly rare.
During tho -month of July of Inst
venr 111,272.000 Philippine cigars
wero shipped to the United States.
The present cereal crops in French
North Africa amount to four million
tons.
In 1017 there were 44. 80S. 31 miles
of electric lines in the United States.
A. universal language is likely to
result from the radio, according to
scientists.
Airplanes nre now used to lay down
smoke screens which protect orchards
from frost.
A new rotary repeater for sending
cablegrams handles easily 25S letters
every minute.
Manv of tho first wall papers were
brought to Knglnnd by the merchants
of Kast India.
The Constitution of 1919 provides
that every Herman child shall attend
a public primary school for the firs
four years.
Hawaiian opium sales nre Increasing.
School teitchors in Sweden nre, very
poorly paid. i
Tho world's ship tonnase has been
declining since 12i0.
In lsOO the south lia.l about 10,000
in ilea of railway.
Hotspurs. Tho Bamo was played
for tho benellt of the Prince of
Wales Hospital. TWeMPrlnco In
seen greeting members of the Ox
ford team.
T.lllltll
lion by tho school physician or the
health authorities, ns a precaution
against the risk of an epidemic of dis
ease from an unrecognized "carrier."
Children under twelve who are un
derweight and who need better feed
ing, should have a lunch In tho mid
dle of the forenoon and another in the
middle of the ufternoon. Of course
these lunches should be lighter say a
glass of milk and a cracker or two at
ten o'clock, regular lunch at noon,
and an orange or an apple or any
other fresh fruit perhaps with a
cookie at 3 o'clock. Often a child will
gain faster on five light meals than on
three heavy ones.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Never Mind Your Past
A lot of folks seem to think that
whatever ails them now must be some
how due to an operation, no matter
what operation, but whatever opera
tion they may have had. This is gen
erally an error, and so I nm unable to
understand what such folks are com
plaining of and therefore unable to
offer nn opinion or advice, ".since my
oporation" doesn't mean anything un
less you feel that your operation was
ono of tho great occasions of history.
The Heart
1. Has chewing gum any effect on
the heart? 2. I run about a mile
every night: Is that bad for the heart?
3. My futher Is bald; will that cause
mo to become bald? (M. J. E.)
Answer. 1. No. 2. It is fine for
strengthening the henrt. 3. Premature
baldness Is so very common that, like
cancer, there is a popular notion that
It runs in families, though probably It
doesn't. The cause, seborrhea In most
cases may bo communicable from
father to son, ns an Infection.
Test Tyix Card ,
Please tell me where I can purchase
n Snellen test card for the eyes and
tho price. (H. M.)
Answer. Dealers In surgical instru
ments and supplies have them.
Swimmer's Coryza
"Wo like your ravings very much.
YVhot can one do for swimmer's coryza
besides keeping out of tho water?
(Mrs. S. O. J.)
Answer. Gently plug each nostril
with lamb's wool (not cotton) before
going in swimming, and broatho thru
the mouth.
Vuln Attempt to Shrink
Am very anxious to reduce. How
much salts should one use in the bath
and how often? (X. It.)
Answer. Can't reduco that way.
Somebody has been spoofing you.
Ingrowing Nail
My wife has been troubled for somo
time with Ingrowing nail on the great
toe. Can you suggest nnything for
this? (Mr. C. J. II.)
Answer. Yes. if she can write In
closing a stamped, self-addressed en
velope. Path tubs are provided in most
public schools in Sweden.
In Stockholm, Sweden, people live
almost exclusively in flats.
Swedish women have two birthdays,
a name day and n birthday.
Tho famous Monroe Doctrine was
written December 2, 1823.
Imports to the United States dur
ing October, 1923, totaled $303,000,000.
Some kinds of soil and water act
on cast iron so that it becomes soft
and useless.
The ratio of Diesel motor ships as
compared to steamships is rapidly in
creasing. Since 1904 the national death rate
fro mtuberculosis has decreased 50 per
cent.
Exports from the United tSates dur
ins October. 1923. totaled $402,000,000.
On September 14i 1901, Theodore
Roosevelt toow the oath of office of
president.
The Panama canal recently was vis
ited hf one of the heaviest rainfalls
in its history.
Wind storms In England during the
blossom time of 1923'greatly cut down
the fruit yield.
The Philippine Inlands were first
governed by the president under his
supreme military power.
The AqUitania burns 33,000 barrels
of oil a day on the run between New
York and Southamptou.
1fl24
What's worsc'n luivln' someone
band nn a flippln' f ivud an' then
stlckln' right with us till we rtiut
It? Why call It tir screen when
they nuike a stietiiilty o' not lildln'
aiiylhing?
THE GREATEST TfTING IN THE
WORLD
' by Laurel Qra
There U a yroat deal of nonsense
published now-a-tUys, usually in the
form of "modernistic" novels, in which
heroic nuthors who
ruh In where an
nrilH would fear to
iread pretend to
ilisHent and ana
lyze the human
heart. I menu tho
heart In a strictly
riliirituirt nnd senti
mental House. The
books are written
with an eye to
profit. They arp
not even the hnrm
lesfl marsh ma Howh
that luira Jean Libhy was wont to'
indite millions of Raping servlng
mnjds and stable-grooms. At least
thero was no harm In tho I-ibby
opuses, nnd the readers who Rot a
thrill out of the mysterious midnight
marriage of Lady tteresford and the
humble young rector, never passed
sleepless nights wondering what had
gone wrong with their sex complexes.
In short, most of the "love stories
which arc offered to us at $2.50 be
tween flamboyant covers are not fit
reading at all. Xot that they are
"naughty" or merely vulgar. They
are viciously ignorant. I am ashamed
to think that one of my hcx tmould
.stoop to write a silly book like "Ulack.
Oxen," which, in spite of Its glossy
plausibility and its quasl-sermonl.ing,
is n dnngcroiLs book for healthy
minded men and women to read. It
is dangerous because it is SICKLY.
There nhould be no morbid influence
in love. Love is a beautiful glitter
ing ideal. It is not a sene for a hos
pital clinic.
Why
Oregon
Life?
Because :
Oregon Life hai
paid out over a
million dollars
and Ras never yet
contested a claim.
Because
The Oregon Life
check always gets
there first.
Because-
Our home office
is near you and
our 'service is
, "quicker" all
around.
Because
The Northwest
has the lowest
death rate of any
section in the
United States.
Thisenablesus to
increase our divi
dends to policy
holders and thus
reduce the net
cost of insurance
to them.
Because
Oregon Life in
vests all of its
money.both prin
cipal and interest
in the Northwest
to help your busi
ness to succeed
and your income
to grow.
OrcgonTifc
A. L. WILLS. PruiiW. W. C. PCHUPftL. Am
C..aAMUltL.iia.Mci-. BJL&LAUVU.T, IiMlUttl
Horn OjTiccr PORTLAND, OREGON
A. B. CORNELL, District Manager
.. 204 Medford Nat'l Balk Bldg .
Medford, Oregon
TAX REVISION NEED
TO BAR DEFICIT
WASHINGTON', March 12. Revis
ion of the revenue bill passed by tho
house must be made to prevent a
treasury deficit, Secretary Mellon to
day told the senate finance commit
tee. The bouse bill would ninen a loss In
revenue of about $450,000,000, Mr. Mel
lon said, against an estimuted surplus
or 1395,000,000 for the fiscal year 1!25
under existing law.
The secretary condemned the I.oiig
wortb compromise on the Income tax
rate schedule and criticized house
amendments which increased estate
taxes, created a gift tax and opened
tax returns to Inspection by congres
sional commltees.
Some modifications would be need
ed also, he added, in the Increases or
dered by tho house In tho excise and
miscellaneous taxes.
Hflflklnfl for Health.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE REPRESENTATIVES
I have rcprflHentiii the people of .Tarkunn
County one term In the State leg ialttture and
feel that the legislative experience guinetl ha
fitted me for a turgor and piore practical Hefi
in the future.
I therefore announce myself as a candidal
for the State Representative subject Lu tb
republican ptimary, T
Adv. tf. n.VMI! COWOILL.
I hereby announce my candidacy for -e-lre-tion
an one of the two reoretietitHtive (mm
j Juekeon County to the Stute Legislature, atib
jKvt. io uie m;i jr primary, i
I feel that my previoua service In the legtala
hire enables me to better Serve the people.
A'It. tf. JOHN H. CARKIN.
SHERIFF
I hereby announce myttelf a candidate for the
nomination ot Sheriff of Jackson Comv.y on the
republican ticket, subject to the voters of said
county at' the primaries In Slay. If nominated
and elected ! pledge uijself nnd the deputies
whom. I shall appoint to enforce all lawn in
cluding the 18th Amendment with effii'ieny
and economy. If you do uo$ want the laws en
forced, do uot vote for mt.
Adv. tf. . 1). A. LYONS, Central Point.
As a candidate In the Jtcpublican primurit-s
for the office of Kheriff, I detdre to clearly
define niy position, on the future conduct ot thut
office, if elected.
My experience se a deputv Hheriff of Juckson
.County, and aa n State Traflic Officer, has
taught me Unit no peace officer can give s:itfn
factory and efficient service to the public wheu
his authority and responsibility are shared hy
another. The present unsatisfactory lnv en
forcing conditions is largely attributable to
divided authority between antagonistic peace
officers, elements that are certain to produce
conflict, inefficiency and useleia eipensc.
If elected I shall Insist upon nnd expect to
maintain tiio right to, perform all the duties
of Sheriff in this County, and it fellows that I
will be uncompromisingly - .opposed to special
officers- except Federal Agents, with whom I
pledge full stid complete cooperation. I am In
thorough accord with both Uie letter and Bplrlt
of the prohibition laws and pledge my attlrt.
and untiring efforts in their enforcement.
AtJ"' ' u. J. McMAHON.
Being n enndidate 'for the Pemofratic nom
ination for Sheriff, I pxomisc if nominated and
elected to enforce all laws and conduct the
other business to Hie best of my iil.ititv, with
eni'iency and economy iiIwuvr considered fi:,t.
will refer anyone to iny record us sheriff dur
ing 1917-18.
Ad . RALPH 0. JKNNI"f!S.
CORONER
I hereby announce mvaotr m .nM.i.
the republican ticket, for nomination at the com
ing pri mary for the office of coroner of Jackmin
county.
uy virtue of my profession as an undertaker.
I feel that I have every qualification and ttia
necessary equipment to properly handle any duties-
which may arise.
A(l- tf. . . H. W. CONfiER.
I am a rrDubllran mrwiidat fnr aaiu.tn
for Coroner if Jackson county, subject to pn
uiries May: 16.
riatiorra: hxperlence. personal attention.
economic management. Being a -substantial
taxpayer i am interested n the economical
iiiiinuirement of all rauniv nffii
Adv. tf. ; JOUM A. 1'ERL
COUNTY CLERK
. .....uu.l-c Ui,nr-i, M!i b cHimiuaie. ior me re
publican nomination for County Clerk, subject
to the tirimurv In Unu tf I '
Perf"orm the duties of mv office in au ecotiooi
AdV. tf. W. II. CRAN1ULL. Eatrte Point
I hereby announce myself us a candidate oi
the republican ticket for nomination for the of
fice of County Clerk at the May pirmaries.
I have for the past five yejrs been a deputy
county ch-rk and am familiar with every branch
of the office, and If elccti-d, I will give close at
tention to the duties of the office and feel con
fident that I will prove worthy of your sup
port. UK LI LI A STEVENS,
Adv. tf. Medford R. P. I). I.
I am a randldaV for the office of County
Clerk, on the republican ticket, subject to the
primary on May 1. t
If elected County Clerk I will give to the
office that high degree of efficiency which the
people- are justified in demanding of a public
official.
Adv.ti CARL Y. TENGWALD. Bedford.
TREASURER
. vaHiaiuuitr ior uie repunnzan nomina
tion for a second term as Trsaaurcr of Jackson
Buujvii. to int. Way primary. II nom
inated and elected I will conduct Uie offiee as In
the past, in accordance with the lawB of the
tatt. a. G. WALKEH. Ar! ti
JUDGE COUNTY COURT
Believing that I may be of service to the
peonie of Jackson county 1 hereby Btihmit my
candidacy for the republican nomination for
Judge of the County Court at the May prl
ri. W. J. UARTZELL, Adv. tf
, t
I hereby announce mv candidacy for Countv
Judge, subject to the decision of tlie Democratic
primary, on the following platform:
Reduce taxes through un economical nnd business-like
administration of countv affairs. Stop
needless expenditures and waste and giv
proper support and attention to good roads
public schools and other vital and public ne
cessities. Enforce the prohibition law effi
ciently and properly .through proper ugenciea
and eliminate special law enforcing organiza
tions which are now causing divided authority
and needles expense. Cive to all a fair, square
deal and not be responsible to any political
faction, clique or organization.
Advtf WILLIAM ULRICH.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
I am a candidate at the May primaries for
the Republican nomination as County School
Superintendent of Jackson Countv. 1 have
served the county for three and a balf years
as county superintendent, and will, if again
elected, work earnestly for the cause of educa
tion as heretofore. '
Adv.tf SUSAN NE HOMES CARTER.
COUNTY ASSESSOR
I am a candidate for renomination on the
Republican ticket for the offire of Countv As
sessor, subject to the May' primary. If nomi
nated and elected t promise to give the snme
efficient service In the conduct of the office
that I hive In the past, and will continue to
ues better equalization of property, vni y
Adtf i J. B. COLEMAN.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
t tm a candidate for renomination for the
office of County Commissioner subject to the
Republican primary of Mav lfith. If nominate.! .
and elected I will endeavor to keep J.tckn
county on a cash basis and continue to give
my best efforts to the hwrns infrt of
UlC WUtttJ, VKTiUil ilLHU-L,