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Medford mail Tribune
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kOBERT W. BURL, Editor
g. HUMITKH SMITH, atanafar
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AdTvrtlelng Repreeentatlre
U. O. BOOKNflKN A COM PANT '
Otflcea In Jew York, Chicago, Detroit,
Ian hanelaoo. Low Angelea, Seattle, fort-
Ym SnwSgJftPl
Cul. Lindbergh yeHtordny was
awarded 25,00O, which In a k Ultra
nntce that ho will not huvo to eut
his handful of medala whoi. hn
Krowa old.
A drunken driver who crimhed ,
Into a iiedcHtriitn and kllll mm
rxporta "I do not romemher.'
Neither doea the pedestrian.
A FOOLISH PERFORMANCE
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D.
TMIE attempt to involve the Demoernts in tliis oil scnniiil liy
L drugging in Al Smith is, to say the least, n feeble one.
Even HssuiiiiiiL' Seilutnr Ttohinxoii is eoi-reel. hihI Sineliiir iliil
, .. , . ,i i , i i i , I treelmwil, will be answered by Ir. Brady if a stemot-d, telf-addreeaed .envelope la eccloaed.
COntrillllte money tO the Slllllll eillllllllli'll fllllll. fllBKvlllfll lie se- : Ulme ehould be btlef end written in Ink. Owing to the Urn number of letlere re.
ceirvo, oruy e it can uc uwncrcu nvre. no reply can ue niaue ul quenea DM oonlornv
Slfrned leltcra pertaining to personal health and hygiene, not to dieeaee dlagnoeia or
eured 11 position on the New York raeiiiK eoinmixsiori, nueh (ie
tion would not reflect upon tile integrity of either man.
For many years, wealthy men like Sinclair f.ive eontrilnite-l
to the coffers of both major piirlios. Many of the large corpo
rations have done likewise, as the investigation of the senatorial
campaign in Illinois demonstrated.
In return, heavy contnlmtors arc often remembered in sub- q
sequent executive appointments. Jt is all a recognized part ol I
the political ame and, while somewhat sordid, involves n
moral turpitude. 0
Putting the worst const met ion possible upon the aliened
Smith transaction and the best possible construct ion upon the
Teapot Dome deal, they stil? remain as far apart as the pules,
when viewed from the standpoint of common honesty und fair
dealing-. .
It was not Sinclair's contribution to the Republican cam
paign but what tlftt contribution involved, which has so aroused,
and rightly aroused, the indignatiot of public men like Sena-1
tor Borah.
Ing M luatructloue. Addreae Dr. William Brady, in cere of tbia newepeper.
Morjr Garden, beautiful and
buxom grnnd opera ntnr, has been
assured by the Portland prenH. tlmt
on her second vlult to the ini'tro
polls, Mayor George Baker will not
Ket frefih and kins her, as he did
on her first visit. Nevertheless, it
will -be good" Judgment for Mary
to make the maKflt.te keei his
distance, or he will'smaok her
again, when she is not looking.
The womenfolks are striving
mightily tocomplete their spring
housecleanlng in time to do It all
over again after the smudging
season.
THE WUXKN Ql RKt
(Hoti4 Unlet. n
"Seattle holst. a new flag"
In the title of a cartoon show
ing a pair of trousers being
run up over the Seattle city
hall. One wonders what the
old flag was.
U la highly probable, tlmt Will
. Hays, of oil scandnl notoriety,
will not be re-elected moderator
of tho Presbyterian church, after
a no'uie speech extolling the suc
cess of Krohlbltion enforcement,
und his cleansing of the movte
world.
Citizens who attended the bas
ketball tournament are recovering,
and many of them are now abltt
to tell the trill of a lark, from the
bleat of the referee'u whistle.
I -allUb or thickened skin occurs.
TJIK Pll VSIOJXM.Y OF This Ik harmless. Thu general
I'll HOMO ItllJMTIS Miitn wii nwt ,ei:omfr yellow. The
A good doctor is a prujihet, habit of eating such ra'V vege
si.0 enOrjh. He Is not without , tables dally is a heiilthful one.
honor pave in his own country ; The stain will disappear soon
und in his own after the carrots do. I wish I
house. Abroad , f ould suggest that raw beets will
he may amiably givn the complexion a beautiful
venture a guess iry lint, but they will not. Suine
as to wliu t ails ladies declare J hut beet juice is
a casual uc- u fine rouge, however.
1 u a I n tance or Ak Me Xt Question unit I'll
v. hat's good for, Tell Ni IM
It. but in h:s own' nsk what you think of the
country he wisely - rnret smoking of women und
refrains from 'mw-s. I Jo ou think it will af
this sport, and feet the h-0Uh of the unborn
consequently he is a "bum doc- child If a prospective mother
tor." j smokes? Don't answer if you are
To s;gest any remedy what-.1" fIiVHr of women smoking, as I
soever or simple chronic rhinitis 1 wh"lll hate to see- anything
is a thing a good doctor certainly ! l''tod in Its favor. (Mrs. A. A.
does not attempt In his own coun- u-
try unless be h:ts first had I Answer. I am not in favor of
ibiok see a! the. site or houicl- of,n,' ur women stuoking, but I
We don't believe the leader, of the R.pnb.iean pn.y werelZ;1" J':,- rjrV
actually implicated in thin crooked transaction. 'When all the inaks mwh t.m much of thai lk-v'' ,he hltr lhe unborn
facts are in and a proper perBpective.attained, we feel eonfid.,,.. ' .l! "" rCrT
al.mii the nnif.llfM 1o''! "" pa te-'-y "my nmoKe.
to biiKKest. will not ! i,1H A,r
ntitlLil by folk who know me xy ""''i'- two "i"" "
I hey won't uxo tluni anywnv '"''" r''0"' "" '"'r 'omlnll all
Ttvtmly years iiKo it iall.-iil with ' "1P tlmt"- ,l"l tor atlvlsotl
the hardihooil 10 ines.-nt him-1 lvinK eneman. (Mm. M. A. II.)
H.-ir In a Hiia.fl .lottor-H office l Annwer I'Hiially it Is just air
with a comiilaint of conHlnnt or i """'lowed by the baby in iiilis
:nternillteiil obslrucllon , slop-1 Kelul Hliimpett envelonc
imKo of one or both nostrils llicn ! bl'a,lnK '""r ''lreHH anil ask for
tiiKl there pui.l one bone for his I Instructions for iiiii sIiik the baby,
temerity. It warl the era of! C'o. riKlit John JA Dille Co.)
frenzied siirj-ery. ami lurbinale or
sponity IioiIIch were hacked,
sawed or snared out of the nasal
icavily literally by the bushel.
The "ordinary" doctor or the nose
and throat specialist who hesl-
. titled about "removlnr; a bone"
irom any sucli patient was a
piker, and noAidy knew that bet-
per man ine patient. i ou see
tne use or a tut or gimlet or
something made a bole ihriitiKh
the cloKs-ed passHK'e so that the
it will be bhown that but one member of the JlungJing ndiniiiis- ther warning
tration was in on the deal and personally profited by it, in if "'" B"'"K
otlier wotts, 1110 crime was a personal, not a party mutter.
Hut the fact remains the deal was made, the money paid, and,
as the principal culprit was a member of a Hepublieau cabinet,
the Republican party ciinnot. escape a certain moral responsi
bility. The Democratic party, not being in power, caiunft be in
volved; and any attempt, like this one of .Senator Robinson to
drat; in Al Smith is silly and childish.
QUILL POINTS
Wonuw inferior! io, which nex clings to garments that
must be buttoned in seventeen places every morning?
You can tell a sport model at a glance. It has nine colors
instead of seven.
patient was certain t.f obtain Im
mediate rtiief at least to the
obstruction or breathing, and for
nix months or so everything was
fine and dandy, but then tho
victims of the operation seemed i
to begin to realize thut the turbi
nate. 1 or spongy body serves u
t i T i t v functi(i a function very few
1 eoplc don t believe all they rend. Sometimes the he.fd-1 schoolboys know, because physi
ology in't regarded seriously by
mir educational authorities.
l.et us inject a bit of elemen-
If he thinks he works too hard, he's probably one of those
Jow-genr chaps who takes 34 hours to do eight ligurs' work. -
lines aren't lurge enough to be convincing.
Correct this sentence: 'Iiie still, dear' said he "I think I i tnry ,h-VM,olw ,,('re ov,'n thwii
. . .. It take the narc we intended to
can stop us crying ana get it to sleep again."
the Apuro we intended to
use to sujxfrest a simple home
treatment. The turbinated or
Hpongy bodies are three shelves
uIi.uk; the outer wall oi
JE money getting is n success, every man is a failure. No placed
mail has yet got all of it. 0aeh nasal passage.'having a thin
-' ---.. - (bony baue.-u. core mud -a thivtf-j-
i i in ui iiturtius jih'iii i Hit in- j
iii mo winie man wants to do in the Orient is to tnko orders
and give orders.
Rippling
Rhymes
(By Walt
TIIK niEEItlVG WORD
KncouraRement U what men
need if they would prosper and
succeed; and no I say to Jasper
JiffgH, when I behold him greas
InK pia, "It'B wonderful how
well you do the useful task you
now pursue! I've seen pigs
greased in many lands: by men
considered master hands. I've
seen them g r eased by g rad u -ales
of famous schools In for
eign Ht uteri, but no one'H ever
shown such skill, I think that
no one ever will." Old Jasper's
toil began to irk, for greasing
pigs is grievous work; and care
less men ohserve his smoke and
greet his efforts with a joke.
The children jeer at Jasper Jiggs
and wonder why he's creasing
pigs. At village fairs and kin
dred shows a 0.-1 ze of heavy
value goes, to that contestant
who can hold the well greased
piK, us we've beefl told. Pie,s
must be greased from snout to
tail, or this time-honored sport
would fail. And so to Jasper"
I remark, as by his greasing
booth 4 park, "Your skill is .Won
derful, old scout, you have no
equals hereabout! frowned
beadH and jurists wearing wigs,
and earls should see you greas
ing pigr!" His weary face lights
Tip at this, hia spirit knows a
throb of bliss. He feels there's
Home one, safe and sane, who
knows his toil is not In vain.
detects his artistry and sees hLs
belfry isn't full of bees, He is
Inspired to efforts fine, and
turns out lubricated swine po
much superior to those of his
competitors and foes, to those
he's turned out in tho past, the
gre.it art critics stand aghast.
A little word Inspires a man to
do the very best he can.
Applegate attended the Preaby-l of the chamber of commerce build
teriQ church here Sunday. ing fund. Pictures of Crater Lake
'Mrs. Chester Cook of Prpect and other local view, will be
. . . .. . .v..un intprBDesed wnn music ni
,wai visiting triemw nere m(. hihlv ,.,.
day,
Mr. and Mrs. John Ternoll and
sineine. They come nimuy rec
ommended and as it is for a worthy
BvormnR should Attend
son Junior visited Miss McCullyj . 35 and 60 cents.
Saturday Hfternoon. . c r e n c e Kasshafer returned
Mr. amHiIrs. Ed Smith and sons.j Mon(lay evenlnB from a short visit
Mac-om and Lawrence, visited Asn-witn hls brother. Frank Kasshafer,
land Saturday. , Weedi Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lewis and, Krancea Wilson hns been
sons. Hubert and Jtay, and e, her hom(J wlh ,
Misses Julia and Olive Morgan; dayg
made a trip to 1 rekn, Calif. I K H. Cooret stopped In our cllv
Mrs. George Maxwell entertain-: rou(e tQ h,s home ,n Portland
ed the teachers i the Roosevelt g the ,vlnt(.r Hp
school at a bridge party Saturday
will spend several days wllh his
ai.ernoon. me ioiimw,.b- old .me frleIldi w. w. Weybright
Carter. Mrs. Lucille Abbott, Mrr.i
Katherine Hyde. Miss Alen. 0.ss!
Miss Ella I-amphear of (Iran is
Pass was a guest of Mrs. Amy Dow
(O'Kory. Miss Momsen. Miss Aspin-, Hjl(lreth who is r.oml.
.tf i ig the University of Ore,. j
Mfss Van .Meter. Miss Snider
visiting his mother, Mrs. Jumes
reived the first prize and Miss Van j ntrall
J ; ; r ' . ; and Mrs. Helms an two
Maxwell had her home beau , ul y porlpp of W
decorated in honor of St. Patrick ; M, nmI CInr(incc KatU
r . , t.- u t ufy and Mr. nnti Mrs. Oustine of Me
Mrs. Leila McKee who is i among the many dinrr
akinK treatments at the lu;ue " at Amy.a ace Hunday
,wve. WmiH..u..i. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dunford of
gate. Her daughter. Mrs. Dorothy
Hackert, accompanied her on the
fill. Hood ltiver American Legion's
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Chihlers and Larson flying field dedicated here.
daughter Muxfne and son Clifton I .
were week end visitors at the Leon- Salem Salem Iron works wlll
ard McKee some on JiJg A pplegate. expand to make lumber carriers
Mrs. Husanne Homes Carter, Mrs.' and pnper mill machinery.
S. K. Ogle and Mrs. C. C. Chit-j
wood and daughter Dorothy at
tended church in Med ford Sunday. j
S. K. Dunnington and wife, T. ;
Medford were In our city Sunday
even in p.
4
j 11. Dunnington ant wife and son
(Tommy were visitors on Iliy Ap
' pegute Sunday' afternoon.
! 'Mr. and Mrs. George Wendt at-
tended a birthday party at the
j home nf Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dickey
a IV "nillilliu v.iuh. ,
i Air. ana Airs, ueorgo enttt at
tended a birthday surprise party
! at the home of Mr. and Mi's. Floyd
I Dickey at Ashland, the occasion
'being Mr. Dickey's birthday. Those
attending' were the members and
their wives of The orchestra of
I which Mr. Dickev Is the le.nlpr.
Jl Mru M.i Wilsinn left tVrl.li. vn.
. j ing for a trip to fin Francisco.
- I Mrs. Fred Fick motored to Ash
lion in the miuds of many people, land Satlirday evening and attend
as to where that moonshine wem.;Hll Huei.,.. nieetlm nf the nnnifii.
And also the question arises as to
whether it helped to fire those
seven shots at an unarmed man.
The&o questions will not down.
And If prohibition enforcement is
carried on in this manner. It won't
be very long until the prohibition
law will be repealed.
AVe have a great deal said against
capital punishment, yet many peo
Pe who say they do not believe in
capital unishment are loud in their
praise of an officer who deliberate
ly kills an unarmed man.
Hut there is a higher court where
blod must be atoned for the voice
ters of the Nile. Her daughter,
Virginia, accompanied her and vis
ited friends in Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bell and
sons were dinner guests Sunday of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Ji. AVier at Med
ford. Mrs. Mattie Wilson and mother.
Mrs. Gould, and Mrs. M. L. Nelson
iade a trip out on the Applegate
Sunday.
. Sister Carrie Jackson, associate
grand conductress and grand dep
uty to the worthy grand matron
of Oregon. mSde a visit to Aderal
chapter Tuesday evening, March
or my oromers uiooa cnein irom,15t A very pleasant evening was
the ground. Vet some even dare'enjoyed hy aU We were a,so de
to say there is no salvation for aunUld in havintr one of our own
bootlegger. "Well, there may bemembers sister Megley of Port
some surprises when the reformers k ,andi wiln USf the fi.Ht Ume for
, Amerkianism: An unonsy freling Hint iho mnnAvho is
Courteous hns something up his hIocvo.
must stand with bootbrgers be.
' fore the judgment bar of God.
I And there will be no hoodwinking
the court on that day.
t MRS. AV. M. CARLE.
I Kogue River, Mar. 20th.
If you can seo the good mid evil in both side, the one way
to avoid being hated by both sides is to keep your mouth shut.
"I'fe had a delightful evening"
he said, ns he bit her good-night.
(SF. Bulletin.) Perils of neck
ing, i
Some people can decide quickly and tell what tliey want,
Itnd others juist give up and say, "Ham and Jgs."
breatho most of the time, suffi
cient moisture to prevent irrita
tion of the throat, larynx, bronchi
l,..i.ru 1... 1 1.. .. I r,i.. t,kiuK
voueei mis semenee: we louml a good program,' said i the turbinates have their
ovorlng of mucous membrane A mother's first duty Is t' hor
with a rich network of blood family an' home. 'At'U'r that lts
vessels in it. These turbinates j nnhuddy's business how she hran
serre a double purpose, brin, dishes her kneos. It must Ik? nv
lxdli 'radiators and humidifiers, t ful t' Iks rich. n' have not bin' t'
As rndiiitors they aro more effi- bsik foiard t but th' result o'
cient than any radiator devised sonic murder trial, or Kt'ttln all
by man. fur they warm up alt III up agrin.
the air entering through tho noso
from whatever temperature tho I 111 '" - 1
outside air may have to appro- i t t I ,
mately degrees F., as it enters; DUSDane S 1 OUaV Mr. and Mrs. Jim Contrail and
the windpipe. And besides they Air. and Mrs. Jack Thrasher made
add to the excessively a rid Jit iiiom- i
pbere most 1 n d o o r dwellers
JACKSONVILLE
he, "and kept the sumo ntii!iim nil evening."
PANCAlflOH UNl'ALATABI.R
(Household JlintH, l'ortlnml Tele
gram.) That's not news.
Nothing enn be done about mo- j When the poor po to a pfti'ty, they have on? nrivRiitnge.
s". ofan rK.eUpo!rbrarn" but ; yU h8Ven ch""Kcd nltire' '"" tll''t '!
the public can be thankful the
aristocrats of the hlRhways have
nover thought of modelling their
vehicles after windmills.
if
Youth Is buck from tho campus.
Occasionally a collegium forgets
him or her self, and mentions
their fraternity house. In un off.
hand manner.
Tho Ulll Wnrnor kid Is fooling
around tho edges of the sociul
ifticlstrom.
There are suvontl cases of pre
mature spring fever.
Correctloi-lt was announced
In theso parts ten days ago that
Dock I'lekel had cast his veteran
pipe from him. He was praised
for his will ower. At tho tlmo
It was not known thut he hud
switched to clgureitea and chewing
gum.
.rornvAMsTio kmaktnkss
I4j night a large man wllh n
Kqulnl In his eye rump Into this
office and Inquired If the editor
vviih in. We were alone, and he
was an exceedingly large mini
nnd there was a certain nervous
ness about his miinner ofQpecch
that we didn't like. So we said
tho edltoOwasn't In. but we would
step down stairs and cull him. He
dropped In a chair, and we went
down stairs. On the stairs we met
another Oary large man. who had
the name nervousness of speech,
lie wanted to know if the editor
was upstairs. We told him the
. editor was upstairs reading a paper
nnd was exceedingly cross. Ho
went Into tho office und a few
moments later the most terrific
fight we ever hoard nhout begun,
(Atchison (llnbe. )
Sour food causcw?
Bad Breath
Ttiu diritlT trrfttmenl itmw bad timUi. iu
mini, bolcliliir. Flnlt Kt nfmplrr fixMlt, tl1w.
It fUtrwlUe iTtttrra to 'mproTn snoonat Htiao
Jate better aisratlua and bow
laritv hr tkkliiv hunbr1
T.vM(a for on wrak. They
atdum oMuuv airmurrn, gn re
ad cj Quickly. flOo or S5o pockst
Sim At ronr (trtwrtot Vbr fnm
pain pie wni urwuwiiin mu.
Oe., MS Pw M., OtaMflnw, U
CHAMBERLAINS
TAD LETS T"
Taet is the ability to aiTiuis.'o the activities of a woman's
el nb without throwing together the women who are lmule at one
another.
(Continued from Page One)
leuwood, Kna., uIouk the marshes
are patrolling their corn fields, fir
Imr blank Hhelln to keen awnv thou-
work , siimls of wild ducks.
Communications
Hurrah I Iizzy Vanco snya a gnmo of ptlf tokos off 32
pounds, so now you'll know where the wife is if .she isn't til
homo.
Correct this sontonoo: "I had tin invitation to n brUUte to
day," R!lfd tho wife, "but I declined it because I had my mend
ing to do."
Columbus came again. "Women are still Dainted." h
"still almost nude; still delimiting in Immls; still savage ftcr
all those years!"
cut out fnr them. Ayo, and plli'di
up. .Certain doclm s or hoalth '
authorities who ludhtlo tho idea
of ushiK lunnidifini'H to mnini.iln
a wholrsbiiip doKroo of humidity
In the living rooms, shop or of- ,
fire, lielray their nnfamillarity !
with this (if l.hyfloloKv. thnt';Tothc Kditor
all. Any kind of fairly efficient I We always supposed, until re-i
humidifier, other Mian aiit'-matir ' eemly, that we lived in the "Land i
Mystrms luiilt in, neet sarily will ' of the free and the home of the)
he more or less a nul.nn e. to brave." lint, it seems that our fed- j
attedn and keep at woii
iMiyone who
'faleiU Venlk-t Srogi'd.
a trip Sunday to the lloleomb
Sprini;s In the west side of Sam.s
Valley.
.Mr. and Mrs. Will Holbrooft and
children nnd Mvs. tlolhrook's
mother were visitors at the home
of Mrs. L. T. Wilson Kunday.
MIhh MolUe liritt, who has been
staying in the sanitarium for trout
men t for the past few days, is
Improving.
Mrs. Alpha Hart man ad sons.
Lyle und Wesley, visited the Jame
Kock family east of Talent. Mr.
Iloek will be pleasantly remember
mnny years.
Mrs.. Aloy' Wilson and George
Proht of Cornini?, Calif., accompanied-
Mrs. Hattie- Kirkpatriek
home on her return from Califor
nia. Mrs. Kirkpntrirk accii
panled them to Washington for a
short visit.
An illustrated lecture and enter
tainment will he piven in the V. S.
hall by the Pattersons Thursday
evening, March 22, for the benefit
BY DRINKING
LOTS If WATER
Eating too much rich food may pro
duce kidney trouble in some form,
says a well-known authority, because
the acids created excite the kidneyj.
Then they become overworked, get
sluggish, clog up and cause all sorts
of distress, particular backache and
misery in the kidney region, rheumatic
twinges, severe headaches, acid stom
ach, constipation, torpid liver, sleep
lessness, bladder and urinary irrita
tion. The moment ycur back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers you, begin drinking lots of
good water and also get about lour
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast for a
few days and your kidneys may then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined with lithia, and has
been used for years to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to activ
ity; also to neutralize the acids in the
system so that they no longer irritate,
thus often relieving bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which millions of men
and women take now and then to help
keep the kidneys and urinary organs
clean, thus often avoiding serious Jcid
oey disorders.
"I Never Have to Gtt
Up Nights Now"
"CHRONIC BRIGHT'S DIS-
PA.Gt7 lrr met cufFxrin a 1 0 wore
ed n the school janitor here for j Jed 1Mrly everything, but got
Nntlro to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given thut th
undersigned was on the Kth day of
March. 1U2 8, duly appointed il
mlnlHiratrixuf Hie estate uf Klimr
L. liertolson deceased, by order of
the County Court tor Jackson
County, Oregon. All persons hav
ing claims against said estate arc
required to present them to the
umlrrsitrned, at the office of Crews
& Codding. Attorneys at Law. 2i7
Liberty Huilding. Medrord, Oregon,
within six months from March 13,
lillili, the dale of the first publica
tion of this notice.
ANNA M. BERTELRON.
Administratrix.
CREWS & CODDING,
Attorneys for Estate,
217 Liberty Huilding,
Medford, Oregon.
Thajy moved from
J'ictiirps liflp n news story or fiction, but n siii'i-ess iiu.i
zinii's m-tirlu of tho IIow-I-Iiooiiiiio so woiulorl'til typo wonlil lio
n lot moro nnprossivt! without l ho portrait.
several years.
here iu 19LM.
It is announced that Rev. AVae-
b-.lt eral court have decided that there : m,r. o( Talent, recently from Ohio.1
appreciates honlth Is no such thing as constitutional ! Vm preach at the Pioneer Meth-i
and comfort will glailly pay .-u-li j law. in the Talent case last week.miist church on Sunday, .March 25 '
a price fnr I lie boon. ! I' was virtually said, a prohibition j nl 2 o'clock.
j officer can lie arresting officer, 1 .rs. Ralph Jennings and Mrs.'
OLST(S AM) ANsWI.ltS . prosecuting attorney, sole witness.! Lewis Jennings were callers in our
( .iri'ots TtlilK'it SUin Yellow 'jury. Judge and executioner of the! ,iy Sunday evening. 1
My sister lias taken a great sentence he himself Imposes. Now, rlrr Dunnington returned from!
fancy lo raw carrot. she eal-i had always supposed a mania trip to Klaniath Kails on Sun-!
them as a relish l. or throe, Wus held Innocent until ho waslday. ' I
linns a day. The palms of her 1 proven utility. Mansford Zlninier- Those attending the dance Snt
liaiitls hrive hccoine i;iilte yellow. bc was shot In the hack, being ; urday night, given liy the chamber'
i nn this be from the coloring fired at five times by one man and j of commerce, reported an enjoyable '
mallei' in the curt-tits'' Her com- iwlo tutt In. II.. l,.,.l'.i ' !
Illllsi'd ; pb vi,. is a irie vcllow too. but no witness against him. no nttor-j Ceorgc Maxwell returned Sunday
her slim is miiiic lice innii erup- niy to dclond him. no Jury to de-1 fro mlhe Ruch district,
lions since she lias taken to raw cide whether he was guilty, and, Mr. and .Mrs. Harold Crump were ,
carrots and celery and greens, ' no Judge to pass sentence. Yet, Ashland visitors Saturday. j
wllh less meat than she for- he was killed for thai which does Mr. nnd Mrs. V. T. Wilson anil
nierly ate. iii. Moll.) , not carry the dentil penally, ei son Orvllle. and Joesph llusby, vis-
Answer. ..P,ly,. m carrots often . were he guilty. ped at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1
causes a yellow staining of the: These officers supposedly paid. Charley Adams In Medford Sun.
of Hie soles. : for and received livo gallons of, ilirA afternoon.
woree. Then I tried AgmeL Im
provement began immediately. My
aches and pains soon disappeared.
Best of aU, I stopped getting up
nights. Now, a year since taking
Agmel, recent urinalysis shows my
kidneys sound in every way."
C H. DISTELHORST. Burlington, Iowa.
Agmel la not a
medicine, but a
natural iew health
fond from Mexico
ie sap of th.
Maguey plant un
changed except
for removal of
water without
cooking Rich In
vltamines, mln
erala. veaet
Taatcs delicious.
Non alcoholla
Armel uaed in
treatment of
STOMACH
KIDNEYS
DIABETES
HIGH BLOOD
PRESSURE
and other or
tanic disorder!
Notice to Creditors.
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon in and for Jackson
County.
In the Matter of the Estate of P.
II. Daily. Deceased.
Notify is hereby given to all
persons having claims aguinst the
estate of P. II. Daily, deceased, to
present them properly verified to
the undersigned, at the office of
O. C. Hoggs. 30 North Central Ave
nue, Medford. Oregon, within six
; to) months from the date ofthe
first publication of this notice,
I which Is the lUthexJay of March,
192S. .
LUT1E B. DAILY, e
Administratrix of the Estate of
P. H. Daily, deceased.
O. C. Hoggs, .1. F. Fllegel and T. .1.
Enright. Attorneys for the Estate.
Political Announconeits
voit fin mi f 1? v
Majmev Ban uned r . .......
centuries In Mex iw 1 11 m ciinaiaaie IOr tne repuo-
Ico Now world
famous. Thou
sands praise Agmel
see letters and
otht-r free litera
ture at druggists.
llcan nomination for sheriff, prl
1 mary May 18. CHAS. D. 8TACV.
May 17.
Ljiuriiv
..alms
epitlii'Muni
in ntln'i
Free Agmel Literature at
I ! oath's Pnie Slnrc
nmn'H wnorn inoiinsiunp wnisUi'V. It is ii nuns- Mr. nm Mt Klolnlmmmnr- nr
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OOVNTY CLKItK
I am a candidate for republican
nomination for county clerk; prom
ising personal attention, economy
and courtosy. O. R. CAHTKH,
May 17. Talent.
OOr.VTV SCHDIII, St'PKKIN-
TK.MIKXT
I am a candidate for tho demo
cratic nomination for the office of
County School Superintendent In
tho May primary.
JtAYMOND 1 CORN W EM..
I'rlncipal Washington School.
35Stf
COrXTV eo.MMIKSIOXKIl
I nm a candidate for re-nomlna-
tlon on the republican ticket for
County Commissioner. If nomi
nated nnd elected I will continue
to do my best to give tho people
an economical business adminis
tration. VICTOR IirilKKM..
May 17
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