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Newspaper Page TextPAOK FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. fEDFORD, ORFiON'. THURSDAY MARCH 13. 1924 vIedford Mail tribune aw Tvlippv.vripVT XTWSPAPER PUBUbEED KVKKV AFH.KM.KlJI tXCIPT f I.-SWAT. UV THK alKlir'OKLI I'Hi.s'TI.VU CO. Tha IrKvflord Sunday Morninc Sun la tarelafced Mbciibr.icirmg A tu-Uj dailrnewepaper. Office Mail TnhuM Building. tA-J7-i Keith Plr etreet. Phone 75. A eonaoKdatlon of U Democratie Tiaae tb Medford Mail. the Bedford Tribune. UK houtfc arn OrccooUn. Ti Aahiand Tribune SOBERT W. RIHL. Editor. 8. tLUFTCtt SMITH. MaoaeTer. BY MA 11 In Advance: Daily, wtlh Sunday Sun. year DsJiy, wttb Bundiy bun, month.. Dairy, Kit bout bufiday Sua. year.. Daily, sr1thc.ut hutday Bun, swolh. Waekly MsAl Tribune, ofce JW .75 .85 I 00 fotavjsj &ut om yer too BY CARKKR In Medford. Airland. Jackson ville, CciUil Point, rbocnu, Iixu m Highway: fbil aartf-h BrwIa Rim. ltVKth . . . . Daily, wttnout Sunday Son, month... Daily, without 8ur.day Sun. year 7.50 bailv. with Bandar Sun. one rear B.o All tcm by carrier. cah to ad race. Entered as second etas m-ttrr at Medlord. Oregon, under Act ol Marcb B, lav. Official pap-r ol the city of Medford. Official p-per olJackson County. The only paper betw-n. fcen. Or.. arJ fUrrincfito. Calif- a dJtlai of W ilea, having leased vre Associated ln bervtoa. f dally average circulation for six moulhfl cr4i' October 1. .V2S, Daore than double U.e circulation of any other paper published or circulated in Jackson County. MEMBERS OF THE ASSOCIATED BES8 The AaMciited hM Is exc;u;ely etui'-itd to tb dm for republtctaioo of all mwi die patcnea credited to it or awl otherwise credtud tm tfaM paper, and a Lao to U local newa pub lished herein. All right of rcpublioatioa of special dis patches herein are aiao leaerred. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Perry With all their faults, none of th? politicians involved in the oil scandal, have been accused of Injecting the religious issue into a .campaign. None of them were ever caught sneaking around a church, shaking hands. The lady welfare worker of Sacra mento, who fainted while delivering u health talk, undoubtedly knew what she was talking about. William R. Coleman won a 4d last nifcht. Thoughtless friends congratu lated him. , HKAKT KMi.AHGE.MKXT (Eugene Ki'fiintpr) 1 Friend John I'rltchet did not forget us at hog-killing time this year. As be could not send the squeal he sent the tail. For bene flu large or small, we are grate ful. (Hub. EO.) Wanted Experienced nunw for general cursing. Phone 648-M. (Vreka. Journal.) Take this pill, you blank, blank, blank, blankety fish! Does anybody agree with the Police Commissioner of .New York, who in oraxy and alleges that the Prohibition law can never be enforced with a spoon while booze Is coming In by the barrel full. Another male person of connidr able financial bUindlng, has., slowly sunk to the parlor floor, when shot In a vital spot by an irate female. In Jesse James last home town they have Fried Catfish on the restau rant bill of fare. And the Missouri, the Dig Muddy rtver, has t!ve curve of a locomotive fireman's scoop shovel. The editor- of the morning papr said, "We go Into four states and keep track of the politics In all four ex cept Kansas'' . Nobody can follow politics In Kan sas and do anything else," said the editor "Kansas," he said with an Inexplic able tantalization in his voice, "Kan sas is always shifting nobody knows what Kansas is going to do." The Htft Muddy comes with a han dle, curves with a sickle, among the rain-worn bluffs of St. Joe. The killing gangs go to work In the morning on beef, bacon, mutton and go home at night to smoky lumber houses reading newspaper stories about how many cocaine peddlers the government caught today. - (New Republic.) YIC'ISKlTt liKH OF LIFE TurlH-k, ul., .Journal) Poets talk about the sighing of the wind in the treetops, but it is probably only getting its breath so it can blow our new spring lids ' off Into the streets of Turlock. The trouble with Full, InuKherty. et al. Is theydld the human trick of going out after the money, and, what Is more, they got it, It Is alleged. Local events nro getting down to n point again where there are enough nights to accommodate all of them ugaln. It Is now possible to get a salmon In this burg, with some degree of cer tainty, and not go fishing. Several new aulas, 1924 model, have been acquired of late. They nro fine and handy while cussing the taxes. The Non-Partisan League, notion. Which died suddenly in tho middle west, -has been brought to Oregon for resuscitation and resurrection. It seems to be the general idea, as old Bort Hates of Koseburg first sur mlsod, that tho haskcthnll team that throws the most baskets, cun't help from winning. The Herbs are getting ready for another war. Enough American grub hag been shipped thebo peaceful "people when they have to bo to make them fat enough to put up a long hard battle. Of course. Mayor tinker of Portland irt' ja de.uaiott to be UH. Senator, will get, the butcher and candlestick maker vote. ' t QUILL Fainc: Nt-u Vork publicists (Jermany may be saved, but hr The concert of nations needs a with "dough." The "noble COO" who dashed however, not pedestrians. A "liberal" is a politician whose constituents enjoy hearing mil lionaires cussed. When individuals grab oil, that's it, that's statesmanship. Only in California's wonderful climate could a movie hero's pants regain their crease one minute after a dip in the raging torrent. A country is safe so long as scandal is rare enough to justify large headlines. "Pay dirt" wems to be the kind at the other party. Too many people fee! competent even save part of their salary. Tightly pressed lips indicate determination or the discretion learn ed by talking too much. The farmer isn't favored of Heaven. God made the country, but man invented the mortgage. When Zev goes to France to race, let there be no hint that he is dodging an investigating committee. People were happier in the old was an art. A sophisticated people is one a prominent man has nothing to say. Let's hope it doesn't become in the hope of clearing their reputations. This won't be the real t'topia. even when 75 per cent of the citi ziih are federal employes and the other 25 per cent reformers. The offiee cynic says some feather their nests quickly and some never get a position of public trust. j Correct this sentence: "It wfls nit on it before I had it bobbed." "In f.od we trust. but in the case of a pinch we hire lawyers Let's see; the "surplus" war material wasn't leased, was it T Correct this sentence: "This makes the seventh time I have worn these stockings,"' said she, "and there isn't a sign of a hole yet." RipplingRhijmGS Walt LOWBROW 1IIKAR men talk so much of books, of art and culture and such things, I find it good to talk with cooks, discussing string beans and their strings. The growih of fiction never stops, our barns and cribs are full of tales, the seasons bring successive crops a harvest home that never fails. And people talk of silly books as though they were of weight and worth; reviewers, in their gilded nooks, discuss all novels on this earth. I'm asked a million linn's a day if I've read this, if I've read that; what do I think of Hcrtha Clay, and her book. "The Haunted Hat?" What do I think of Peter Kyne, contrasted with Sir Walter Scott! Do I consider Conrad fine, or thinks bis sfories kickless rot T And so I like to talk with cooks, and watch them deftly shelling peas, for getting all the bunk of books, mid every literary wheeze. I'm happy in the barber's chair ; the barber is no bookish guy; he talks with me of falling hair and divers brands of whiskers dye. The whole gray world is fiction mad, a million writers ply their pens; mid I am pleased to meet the lad who talks of golf or setting hens. - -1i. Lawn Mowers Do not fail to see these easy running, ball bearing mowers $7.45 and up HUBBARD BROS. Cor. Main and Riverside Telephone 231 5 Cash Discount POINTS br.iL'ei.i t-n one anutii-T. old helmet never will fit tightly little practice on scales, beginning " bravely ahead were cavalry-men, . . " crookedness; whe nnations grab that can be dug up and thrown . to save the world when they can't " days when the sewing on of patches that always thinks the worst when; fashionable to gossip about friends j so lonpj' said she, !that I could Mafon TALK Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. Nottd Physician and Author Signed lattara pertaining to eoui nM'Ui via Hygiene, mot te 41 m eHasiaele r treatment, will p. mmmvn trr Or. BMy H . iU.ni. Hlf nMnnd wmtaM I. fKlc d Lcttm mould b. bruf Md writton lak. Oalng to tn. Itna minkw of lotted roeorrad. only '"" wwrod horo. Mo rooly con b. m to auona. not ooanvmlna to InotnjoUono Addron Dr. Willloo Brady, la un of ttiio HolHMt. Sra Food Is Health Food More than half nf th hieh school fstudentH in some of our inland cities nave been round to have simple goitre. (Jt f c i jf 1 a r g e d neck" goitre. A teacher or or school nurse is not competent to determine whether an undue fullness or enlargement of the heck is goitre, nor is ny one other than a physician compe tent to decide in a given case in child or adult whether a goitre is a simple goitre or a more serious condition. The iodin treat ment which Is so much employed at present on a mass scale for the pre vention of goitre among school chil dren in the inland cities and so com monly resorted to by way of home treatment for simple goitre which l already present, may do no harm in case the goitre happens to be of the exophthalmic or "toxic" type, though the time lost while trifling with lodtn In such a case is a serious handicap which is likely to retard ultimate re covery. Further. If the goitre Is of thee ystic type Iodin- Is quite useless and nothing but surgery can be of avail, though fortunately in this third type of goitre the unstghtliness of the enlarged neck is the main and often i the only symptom. j We have urged the more frequent j use of food in the dietary as a I natural means of supplying iodin j which the body requires for perfect; health. Perhaps all Iodin comes orig-j inally from the sea. and in nature nearly all of It eventually returns to the sea. Much of the iodin (old spell-; ing was Iodine) of commerce has been: made from sea weed. In the past, the analyses of various chemises have dif- fered as to the amount of iodin pres-i ent In sea ftshea. mollufks and crusta- j ccans, and hence there has been some; doubt about the importance or value! of sea food as a source of iodin. But : these discrepancies were probably due: to imperfect or inaccurate methods, i More recent chemical studies have! established the superiority in iodin-j c ontent of these itema, in the rtJetary. I Lobster contains 200 '-times as much j .odln as beef or milk; scrimp 100 j times as much; : crabs and most sea fishes fifty times as mucn. inese are lm portant facts to "W considered by j oeonle livine in eoitroUs regions. They are facts established -by chemists of the government. . The United States Bureau of Rish erifs is, I believe; the eighty-ninth bureau or department of the govern ment to take a whfrLat public health administration asinjd-ylduals and as a nation our favorite' pa.itiine Is ad vising one another ow o keep well we have duly deMgnaieu oiiicers ana especially irainea i Answer Mastication of the food is tend to our health, bat we all ,ke to,he f,m actI)a, step n dif,estion o,.nie wiiiii r.n, sv - ,i should say the teeth are an organ for it. don't we? anyhow the WIot digestion. ernment s official fishermen have is- The ln-Laws At It Again. sued a report on inn. quesi.u.. OI food, and in the report the fishermen go Into the subject.oi goitre pretty thoroughly. The treasury and Inte rior departments will have to look to their laurels if the bureau of fish eries keeps on with this public health work. We have no ministry of health In our government to .correspond with that of the British goVernment, but never tear, me puuuu nn ur-.e . tnousands of sufferers from .kidney guarded. ' , disorders caused through the: Impro- - By replacing meat with sea fish or I per working of these organs.' Foley shellfish in the dietary two or three. pnig will promptly flush the kidneys times each week theiamount of iodin ; thereby removing injurious waste ingested can be Increased consider- j matter. Mrs. O. C. Alexander. R. No. ably. jS5, Monroe. Mo., states: "I received This refifito each and every kind the package of Foley Pills, and have of edlnlc fxd. Canned sea food been greatly benefited by their use." has some iodin value aside from its Sold everywhere. Adv. Especially Prepared for Infants and Children of All Ages Mot her ! F1etchert Castoria has been in ute for over 30 years as a pleasant, harm Icm substitute for Castor Oil. J'aregorie, Teething Drops and Soothine Syrups.-. Contains no narcotics. Proven directions are on each package. Physicians everrwhere "FOR THAT SECURITY FEELIN" " -TRY A BANK ACCOUNT AT THIS HOME BANK. The Medford National I ordinary food valtiA ti-hlrWi rnmns re- : favorably with meat. oysters, crabs, shrimp, clams, lobs- i 1 . oij mhuuii, iimi im, ii i a 1 1 is tunny, trout, whiting, eel and numer ous other varieties are obtainable In most city markets nowadays. Smoked nerring contains considerable lodin and can be found In the most isolated country stores. Aside from its value for preventing goitre, iodin may be considered far more important than iron for keep ing us generally fit. Unless you're in a very poorly conducted Jail or a mis managed poorhouse you scarcely need worry about your iron ration, but if you live far from the sea you had better meet the fish market man and get your iodin. QUESTION'S AND ANSWERS. The Fallen Stomach. Kindly give the symptoms of fallen stomach in the newspaper. Also the symptoms of autointoxication. A. D. R. Answer That would be bad news which we never knowingly give. A lot of us who happen to have a low down stomach, but are still quite happy would be likely to go around with lugubrious faces and see the dark side of everything which now looks reasonably bright to us. As for autointoxication, there's something in that all right, and the chief symptoms seem to be (1) an irresistible impulse to extend the left arm when making a left turn into one's pew from the aisle; (2) steadily increasing girth rate.) , - , Never m Nose Satisfactory. Some time ago I wrote asking ad vice about the patented nose shaper by a reliable physician, but to date have never seen an answer. Miss A. M. B. Answer No appliance or medica ment will alter the shape or size of the nose. Only surgery can do that. Keep a Bal How can we get rid of spiders In our attive and basement? I have a horror of them. Will fumigating candles kill the eggs also? Mrs. M. T. A. Answer Possibly fumigation by an expert In such work with hydrocyanic gas would do the business, but I'd rather have the spiders in every room than take a chance with this poison. A pair of bats in the attic might clean &nd when yoy cQme to up the spiders. Spiders are harm know them they" are very interesting creatures. Head some of Fabre's sto ries about spiders. A spider's bite is no more to be dreaded than a mos quito bite. Anrumeut Settled. : Our class had a discussion., whether the' teeth are an organ of digestion nd-ould- not come-, to a . conclusion. Please give your : answer in the f-naner. S. A . r a man nM a m ag R woman but my brother.,n.Iaw calms ja man hag ony twenty.,hree- who la correct? Mrs. C. M. Answer The in-laws are always wrong ' Demand Foley PU1 Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant for tha kidnevK. h.vn hrmicht -t-lif tn n recommend it. The kind you have always bought bears signature of -It'i a "Smile Producer" -A "worry eliminator" THE GREATEST THING IN THE WORLD ' f bj Laurel Ora' . " Gentlemen, here is where I 'appear as your advocate, champion and en thusiast. I hold a brief today against the Complacent Sister who believes that a special prov idence created Wome nto rule, reign and. when ttctually necessary. to ruin. The woods are full of them The sisters who accept favors, at tentions and the tokens of friend ship and admira tion with a shrug. a smile, and a sigh of complete resig nation. Oh, how I ache to slap some of these sisters who consider the world of a man a richly planted field where in they may reap without going to all the bother of sowing. There Is a type of girl in the business office whose idea W efficiency is to emphasize the Sex Idea most of the time when she isn't too busy ansewring 'phone calls from diverse admirers and dating herself up for . the next month of Sundays. How In the world employ ers manage to restrain themselves from committing murder I can never understand. Then there is the &irl in social life who accepts the atten tions of fine, decent men as if they were a posse of rakea and roues. It is this girl who is constantly com plaining In a vivacious manner, that she has been insulated. Somehow this complacent girl seems Just des tined to be insulated, and I never can seem to get up much moral Indig nation about it. COMMUNICATIONS Need New Building To the Editor: Who is there that made the trip to Roseburg to see our boys win the championship for south ern Oregon, that did not return with a heavy heart? It was a great game and a great victory and we were proud of our boys and girls, both of whom had brought glory to us and had added lustre to Medford's reputation for doing things well. Vet our hearts were heavy and we felt resentment be cause we were .compelled to bring these fine young people back to the rickety old place known as the Med ford high school.- This is our story and we tell it for the benefit of those stumbling blocks who have so long prevented the build ing of a suitable high school in keep ing with Medford's needs, and spirit and Ideals. .The game at Roseburg. In spite of its importance, and over the protest of our Medford coach, was played in the high school gymnasium instead of in their armory where it should have been played. They havei a fine high school building and j the. "gym" floor, nodoubu' is-adequate - to the ordinary needs of their school work outs. When marked for basketball, however, it was bounded on the two ends by high walls and became haz ardous in the extreme, where such fast play was Indulged in. It was natural, therefore, that. every onlooker from Medford, who had'. been . accus tomed to seeing the games at our armory (where. there is some territory outside' the lines) should have fet a sickening, fear as they watched our players hurl themselves with such force and speed toward those terrible walls. .MB.riy were the -expressions of fear, only to be met by' such imperti nent retorts from, the Roseburg stu dents as the following, "You'd better shut up. L. Medford hasn't got any high school," or "Medford has the rottenest hole in Vie state for a high school. You never saw a gym before." Is it ally wonder that we 'felt pity for thesa splendid, deserving young people from Medford who had done so much fof us and for whom we had done so little? The men and women who go serenely about' their business each day, with the mantle of this dis grace wrapped snugly about them, enjoying Medford's prosperity and forgetting this greatest need of all had brought these insultsupon their boys and girls." - " . .-s . Even if roomy enough, the present building Is not suitable for high school purposes It is faulty In lighting and ventilating facilities. Those on whom we depend for the future of our com monwealth are sent in. strong in mind and body, and we are shocked and grieved to note the large percentage who come out bespectacled, with poor skins and poorer nervous systems. Wheroi-ls our civic pride 7 where are our civic clubs? The Greater Med ford club i essentially a- civic cluo. The chamber of commerce. If any thing, is a civic club. Why not Join forces. Craters, - Rotarlans, Klwanis. College clubs and alt the rest and see to it that we have a high school with out further delay. Let us not longer subject our boys and-girls to insult and ridicule in addition to impairing their health and retarding their best growth and development- The high school situation for -many' years has been a Ugrace. It Is now intolerable' yes, ttb criminal. That we have had no decent and suitable high school for the boys and gtrls Of Medford In'many years past wilt ever remain the dark est spot in Medford's history. MR- AND MRS. DELROY GETCHELL. ' PR. AND MRS. E. B. PICKEL. MR. AND MRS. H. D. TURNER W. C. JANES. - H. 3. JANES. MR. AND MRa-A. L. 1JILL. MR. AND MRS. H.X.', BROMLEY. - -'. IR. F. G. THAYER, t MR. AND MRS. F. R ROBERTS."" FAY E. DIAMOND. . J. V. VAN DYKE.. O. C. BOOGS. V. H. VAWTER, WHITE TRUCKS ED F. WEBBER LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Office at Medford Service Station . , Phone 14 Long ha!r an' a big hat hain't in It with peddJIn' Bomclliin' fer noUiln' when ll comes V glttin' ' followers. Some folks are very fond o' long hours an-' poor par ' when It comes I dc4n notfiin'. r ANNOUNCEMENTS 8TATE REPRESENTATIVES I tuvt repreoenttd tin people of Jftcfcsoo County one term in the 8Ut lefffsUtor aatft that the legitlitira experience (allied has fitted me for a Urgtr sod more practical strtloe tn the future. I therefore announce myself as a ceadMatii for the Bute RepreaentatiTe subject . to ttM republican primary. Adv. tf. - RALPH COWGtXL. I hereby innonoce my candidacy for alapi tioo as one of the two reprewnUtlTes frost Jackson County to the State Legutlaturav sob ' Ject to the May primary. I feel that my previous service Is the leglslm- .. ture enables me to better serve the people.. : Adv. U. - JOELM ft QABEIsV SHERIFF I hereby announce myself a Candida U for tb . nomination of Sheriff of Jackeoo Courtfy on the republican ticket, subject to the voters of Mid county at the primaries in May. 11 nominated and elted I pledfre mjaelf and the deputies whom I ahall appoint to enforce all laws In cluding the 13th Amendment with afneiasef and economy. If you do not want tha laws forced, do not vote for rot. - 1 -. Adv. tf. . D. A. LYONS, Central Potot- Ai i candidate In the Republican primaries for the office of Sheriff, 1 desire to clearly define my position on the future conduct of thai office, if elected. . . My experience as a deputy sheriff of Jacksea County, and aa a State Traffic Officer, has ' fartorr stnrf t1irrmt attrwirt- tn tht mthli bum nis suuiomy and repnsiDiwy are snared by another. The present unsatisfactory law en forcing conditiona ts largely Hributabl 'to divided authority between antagonistio pec ' officers, elements that 'are certain to produce' confMrt, inefficiency and useless expense. If elected I shall Insist upon and expect to maintain the right to perform all the dalles of Sheriff tn this County, and it foDowa that I will be uncompromisingly opposed to special officers except Federal Agents, -with whoes -! plMge full and complete cooperation, lias thorough accord with both the letter and apirrt of the prohibition laws and pledge my acUs and untiring efforts In their enforcement. Adv. tS. - J. J. HrMAHOK.N Being-a -candidate for the Democratic' nom ination for Sheriff I promise if nominated sd elected; to- enforce all laws and conduct tho ' other business to the best of my ability, wlrt, effieifUirr tnwt nnnnmu .!,.-. ...,:a. 1 aV. m i mg?fflV I8nr0t ;t?i Ttmi; ;.-ai4us ! I Adv. . RALPH 6. 3EXNINQS. T - v CORONER : . - A Thereby 'announce myself at a candtdats ea .' uic jriiuuiiuao iicnvi. ior nominsriOQ at me v utmtj iur uic oiiice oi coroner oi BT VirtU Of DIV (IMfilnti .a mAmt I feel that-1 have every qualification and ttaa necessary equipment to properly handle any dw ties which may arise. v ' H, W.; OONOEft. -V I am a republican candidate for reelectioa) for Coroner cf Jackson county, subieet to Drt marien May 10. - ' Platform: Experience, personal atterttta. economic management. Being -a fobatastia taxpayer I am interested m the eoorroniioa) m-nscement of ail county offices. Adv. tt . - ... - JOHM A. PTJUj ' COUNTY CLERK ' ' i ., I announre mrll , candidate for the r publican, rtomiaatlon for County Clark, oubkict to tho primary In MaV; II elected I proeaio ( parform the dutiea of my office la an eoonota leal and buaineM-like manner. !' tf. W. H. CRANDALL, Kagit JretaC I hereby announce myself aa a candidate oa the republican ticket lor nomination for the si nce of County Clerk at the Mar plnnariea. I haye for the peat five yean bees deputy county clerk and am familiar with eyerr braaci of th. office, and If elected. I will slye riot St tcntion to the dutleo of the office and feel eatv Hdent that I will proy, worthy of your nfr DELILIA STEvkHg, UHlord R. r. D. i. V I am s candidate for the office of Oouartt Clerk, on the republican ;tlcket, aubjact to tha primary on May IS. If elected County Clerk t win flye tM office that high decree of efficient which the "' J"'"" In demanding oi a MbHs otneiaL j Ady.U CARL Y. TTHOWALD.'- afadford. " TREASURER ' ' -' " candidate for the republican no nto a- ' . . . " ireaeurer et Jsclaml 0!l2'.a"..U,' Prl'wry. If aos (i,. .Z. i- j " cona tw ofnee as m . Past, In accordance with tlx laws of.tba . . . A. q WALKBa. Ait. U JUDGE COUNTY COURT ' '.V" 1 b ' rrlr. t. U JXL 3 .J" ' P"wl"n oomlaatloaj fw lJfL CwmtyCourt at the stay prt- W. J. HABTZKLL. Arty, tf j!JS-i"',?!."n.m,.c m' candidacy for Couaty Judee. aubject to the decfaion of tha Democratia pnmarv, on the following pUtform : 4-r?"Jf if ,thr,,uh an economical and bu necdlli. ,d',,,r'",n " '" Stop needleaa npendihire and waate and t 'proper npport and attention ad rojd? - " . we proniDtnon law afn. i TnTel. SLTSSL, tT!? i'nTnl "J!"" '.U,", dl.?M Utb.rity - ... iinyr, a I ve to ai a fair a-niara AdU WILLIAM ULIICH. COUNTY SUPERIH-TENDENT M.J m V at tha Hay primaries for thaRepobllcan nomination aa Cuno School ftaperintendent of Jack Ootmt IhayiB errad tha county for three and a bait yean "J? Jarintden and will. If : SUSASSB HOMES 0ABTW. " t . . Ci'?TY SSESSOR Z eaualiaation of property yaj-- A,M B. OOLBMAS.-: COUNTY COMMISSIONER - - ' elec,cdPT.!ii Vnd'k'ccp"?.'!; . """W. . 1CT0B BUKSBLU .