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Advertlalne Iteprterntetlve
M. O. MOHKNSKN A COMPANY
Oftlcei In Hew York, Oblrago, Detroit,
(tan rrandaco, Loe Angeles. Seattle, Port-
Ye Smudge Pot
Br Arthur Pen-
Mnny nro InUlrtpoHetl from whut
starttMl out to bo tho spring fever,
but Ih noy tho fhilblatiiH, owing to
unfuvoruble -weather condltloiiH.
LoHt Puiho by nuiHo. Call
Ncllln Cui-HC. (WmituU Yreka
Juui'iuil.) Poetry to whirl. vu
udd, Unit's not ho bad, It might be
worse.
Frederick Hyun Ih tho hiteHt
citizon to cuumo hlmnolf to ntlck
out of both ends of a pair of golf
britches.
" ' Tho leading thoroughfurcM nre
cluttorod up nightly with youthH
training to bo trick bicycllHlK. If
a cart'.lt'HH niotoriHt ruim Into n
young man while he Ih endravor
lng to Htand on IiIh head, using tho
unit as a cushion, he (tho motor
ist) niUHt .face tho. confeiiucncea
and feel the heavy paw of the law.
' GOOD JUIX.MKNT, FUNK
(loos Ituy Dciimt-ml)
Frank Smith Iiuh tho who
nearly ready to turn them on
at Howard Conuary'H. He has
tin? building wlri-il at K. W.
llowo'u and will do tho wiring
ut M I'M. Jtfle CurttH till week
and go up uh soon a pojl.li:.
The hangman at the Htnte prison
will have something to do in the
morning, and Justice will okuIu be
done. The doomed pair put up a
good struggle, ronslderlng thflr
lack of friends, cash, smart law
yers, and political Mifiucnce. The
degrading spectacle will causo
gloating amongst the bloodthirsty,
and disgust in the hearts of the
majority, whose souls revolt at the
taking of life. It Is the hiw. There,
will be other hangings also elec
tions hut to date, nobody has
thought of Initiating a measure for
the abolishment of the barbarity
known as capital punishment. In
stead, they will vigorously . con
demn the tiovernor, for what they
have sanctioned by their bilenco
ut tho polls.
Tho democrats In these parts,
while adoring Alfred Smith, are
not nH emotional as in the days of
"watchful wuitlng," "too proud to
light. and iie kept us out of
war'' (boo! boo!) In 101G. It was
indeed a scurvy democrat who did
not palpitate, iulver, yhlver, and
close, his eyes from sheer rapture.
When these beautiful phrases were
hurled in his direction. Now one
can call McAdoo. "the frown
I'rlnce," without getting knocked
down, or causing a single tsi.ucal
of imliKualiou. The democratic
party has run out of idolatry. Al
Smith Is Al Siuiih. not a "second
Messiah," or a "uecund Abo Lin
coln." Another (i.i.Mhev.k. Ih kfiplim
hw Irft huml uut of hIkM.
WHY Hltl4i THAT I P?
4'oiMt. lttiinl)
Tho latest fad in Judicial Mtunts
In for the JudKf to erratn the im
prewlon that he Ih enfoiclnti the
law. Jiy ImptiHiitK lotm pilnon
terms on few lndividuiiln wlm an
unuhle to pay the m-rvircs of weal
lnwyern; re. oi .I.h are cstahllshiMl
for Kleat Hrverlty. "(Hi. 1 am u
Htern JuiIko," In their favorite Ndf
pralHe. When they are criticized
for hcltiR partial to powerful cor
porn tin tin, for MHtlntr in riiro
brn, or huo.stliiK kuji ratew, they
iinniediuti'ly claim that it )(.
PaUHO of their wcverity In nietltiK
out punirthmeut to nutlnlitln law
n nd order t ha t t hey a ie he I nit
criticized. Jail KimtenceH u i
Kunlmed up In tru.H f ihouNitmlH
of yeai-H In order to detract atten
tion irhero violallonH of law un a
Jftruo cle imtl lenlly Important
HcriotiH vlnlatloiiH and hi criminals
ore let off with hIIkIU punthu.ent.
It Ih a no ft of a way of balancing
the book, thin adding of .levcre
HentenccH imponed on th mnk
und humhlp. lnly reeentty out In
Mlnnewotu a JudRe took tho trun
tee of one of the lodge of a
Kreat fraternal difianlRatlou and
went all of thene truwteeM. one of
them an elderly man. to Jail for
one year for acta committed in the
clubroom to he Kpeclfie, for
drinking n cluhronm nbout
which, perhapH, the t runt ecu had
no knowledge. 1 refer to the
great Order of KiigleH. Now, If all
the ti-UHteeM of all the nCcet rluha
of my city and Htnte, Mllinenota. or
any other tato where drinking Ih
going on, would be went to Jail,
believe me. our foremost citterns
would bo bearing utrlpcM.
Binco V17' 0rLKn ntH nv0flt(,rt
$110,000.(100 In roadii: $11. 000,000
WAS PRESIDENT HARDING AN HONEST MAN?
RKSIDKNT IIARIMXU whs.
This is tlic tribute of
A. R Kali.
Mr. Kali miht have omitted the "I tTiink.V for under the
eireiimstaiices tiny o.ualifieatHm hy liiin, a". KeW-eoufessed per
jurer, renders his testimonial of doubtful yiilt!
'There is, however, little doubt that the late 1 'resident I to ril
ing was an honest man. entirely surrounded by a f-'aiitf j(f
crooks. Just liow imiell, if iiliytllilllf, lie knew of "the crookedness
iirtimul him, no one cim say,
lif lie hud Kiispieions, is u fairly safe assumption.
His serious error was his ehiklish trust in t'.lie Oh'i.6 ruiir,
tlie pals of liis youth mid early manhood, and! his stubborn
refusal to either suspeet or seriously examine tlip-m.
The "hoys'" could tlo no wrmiir. That secnaed to be the
striinife code of Marion, Ohio's leading citizen.
Kull, DniiKherty, iriiiu'on and tin- poker club, crowd they
all knew what they wanted, and tlie.v all t;ot nomethinjj, and
they are all dead, disgraced or dying ut the present time.
As a matter of fact, all these graftttrs were born too late.
Had they lived in the post-bellum davrt, or cvejn in the early
McKinley era, they would not only have been aMle to get away
with it, but they would have had a good chance to live happily
and respected ever after.
Of course we talk a great deal about rotten polities nowa
days and how the world is going to the demni.tion bow-wows
morally, but as a matter of fact, in comiNirisoii with the 70's
and HO'h, we are living in a most respectable and liigh prin
cipled age, as far as governmental ethics are- concerned.
The Harding administration .represented not national de
cadence but a "throw-back." That is one. of the reasons
why there has not been greater moral indignatiiti exhibited on
the part of the people. .Somehow the rank anil file have sensed
the fact that the Harding regime was. what breeders cull :i
"sport," and could he disregarded,' as there was no danger of
a repetition for many years to come.
QUILL
legislative maxim :
the speeches.
The less
Problems tend to solve themselves. And a few days after
the next war begins the fliers will see to it that the battleships
are junked.
1'eoplc are too trifling to take preventive medicine. AVliy
doesn't a paternal government slip it over in the gum on post
age stamps?
Somebody fooled the horses in the grand national steeple
chase. All but two of them fell, and Wales wasn't even in
the race. ' " ' "
Don't worry about the hanl-boiled flappers,
the ones who fill the rescue homes.
The pre-war stuff was more enjoyable for two reasons:
was older and you were voii.nger.
Smith and Vare aren't the only
scats they never get a chance to
A successful marriage is one in which both parties lnivi
reconciled themselves to their disappointments.
funny man! If u rich man asks him for a smoke, he's flat
tered if a hum asks him for a smoke, he's indignant.
Americanism: Feeling .superior to Hie danicd tightwad
from whom we must borrow until pay day.
Some men wouldn't steal,
think Walsh a fanatic.
One iT.isnn why the iium-I;
ilon't .nu'lk'e birth control.
lVrhnps tho cl'fii'irncy expert abominates t 'litlrnM desk
because, it leaves no place I'or his i'eel.
Till' onlv mtson more uvU
I ;u,Mm nH,,( HHS
ia occiiiiM' us too ftihv 10 lie Jnirresmiir.
Husint's iixioin: Tho lower his nitinjf in Itnulstivrt s, tho
more? lit iloli'hts in the wortls "proposition" imtl 44i,onfortm,t.M
' Kvor sro n ilojj shako itself after eoininy out uf water?
n proeess Wall street calls a "reaction. M
If the wins in (iloryland are fastened on ami ean't be bor
rowed, a lot of neighbors are going to think they are in the
wrong place.
THE NEBBS A Tough Guy
rflA ud& been workimC for -tmc
POTTS WQU6C ro cuts cvlar WITWOUT
TTLL TViK. Ofrav wurcx ur
WC KICVER BOU6MT SOMOCM
0O06V-I ftWWCU I Wfti
iTO TtVKC nwiS OOB .
afEDFOTffl MA71V
I tlrinV, an lionest man."
former SeeiY'tary, of the Interior
but that toward Who end o liis
POINTS
important tho bill, the longer
They aren't
It
ones. Brokers buy exchanric
sit on.
even in a legal way, and some
inherit tho rurth is Ihvoiisi thry
don't niiikc I'ooU of lmm-i.Ml nnnl,hun' "il''imding of mv caso.
(ion l lllllKt loois 01 lliaima intli;u w(J ni.ri.ssal.v ln (i,.S(.ri,H.
It'!
sjt rrr fir N
FOR SO LITTLE
ruM - fLAMMED
BUT TMlSTMINGS
TRTBTjyfi, MEDFOTET).
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEAST, M. D.
Sicned leU.nj perUininc to personal heallh ami hvgiene, not to diieaae diafnoele or
ireamieiit, will te answered by Dr. Ura'ly If a etamjh'd. il-addree(ted emelope ia eftcloaed.'
i i h.oaW,'' brl'' written In ink. Owing lo the large number ot letlere te-f-oltrd,
only tew can be anawered here. No reply ran be made to queries not conform
log lo Instruction.. Address Dr. William Brady, in care of till, newapaner.
THIS UXKKtHITKl) I.OVk
Except In two ilullur fiction,
und tho Uollce urnc'tlcn In r-nm-
imlssion (not to nay iwrcentaise orjabaorl.s anything or not If you
graft) ruled I'il -
It's, It Ih no lonK-jpoKe. I can't tell you how to dye
er coot form for ' hair or what to uae for the pur
a doctor or even f poe. Moat of the hair dye noa
a coroner'H mod-; truma for dyeing hair Idaek. con
ical examiner to. aim of Hiiitar of lead (lead acetate)
"view tho re- and aulphur mixture. I'd not
mulna" and de- hcalttuc to make an occualonal
duce that the application of a had and sulphur
deceaaed uchlovetl : dye to my own hair. Of course,
dcfunctltude via' lead ia poisonous, however. v
the 'heart at-! Soothlnir Ixttloit,
lack route. The public Is not so' After shaving, my face is so rnw
simple minded as It used to lie.land tender' It mnkea Die halo to
t,.u vii, uiiiHjioHia ot acuty i
i,wll,utl..n ... . ..i
.......,, u unco Kivcn out 10 answer rou win nnu inia hkiii
tho reporters In order lo appcaae lotion soothing for use lifter almv-l
curiosity to learn what ails the! inn. It is also famous for pre-;
unjallcd malefactor Is loBlng casto ; venting chapping nnd redness of!
with the public. These days onlyjthe handa. If you nre not too nice'
a hard boiled medical peraon ven-jto rook an egg or brew n pot of
tines to algn a bulletin unnoune-i coffee, you can make this lotion!
Ing that tho old reprobate has j yourself. First, bol about 811
"a slight cold," "Indigestion," orlgruins of tragacanth '(preferably I
"Kentrul breakdown from over- In shavings or chips)' with a pint!
work." Instead of Inventing orlof witter. Use rain water, dls-j
more accurately, repeating these tilled water, or soft water. The;
outworn allbla, tho real medical boiling must continue a long time, (
man today Wplies the nubile be las lonir na It takes I. Cobb to re-!
damned or polito words to that
enect ana -then enjoys a nice
comfortable, laugh. Iu can afford
to laugh. He hna tho practice
the oihr fcllowa need tho ad
verllal;iK and bulletins from tho
bedside mako tl,o choicest kind
of advertising. The only trouble
U that sonve young tyros are In-
clincd to overplay the game; if few drops of it rubbed over the
wo dun't watch out. tho papers face after shaving, or npplled to
will get wise and fix rales furl the hnnds after washing and be
thls valuable space. There was i fore the skin is quite dry. two or
that ridiculous caso of tho con-j three times a day, will keep the
fusion of Identities ot Infants iniskln soft and white. Tragacanth;
hospital some of tho ambi-iis
lious young medical savanta spilled
Lho beans by dragging an even
their laboratory technicians, the
newspapers grew suspicious ami
tho bubble collapsed. Wo ought
to develop a corps of special
writers to deal with this sport
of bedside bulletlnizing. organlz-
ing expeditions to hunt "common
colds, discovering cancer tliets.
tuberculosis curea and the like.
Uivo ia another alibi that has
Krown pretty stale from overuse.
1 know I had It once, Just as I
had about every other disease in
the early stage of my study of
pathology. It Is all very well for
a lover to rehearse all the rash
promises and boasts und throats
that Khakespcarc made poor llo
nteo, the moron, utter ami Hamlet,
the hulfwtt, mutter, in the throes
of this morbid struo, but we. must
not confuse romance with life. It
is downright silly for a man or
woman who contemplates mar
riage to hesitate nbout taking thej
step because he or she Is not fiulto
certain whether he or she "loves"
tho Intended victim. If that's all
that ails you. for goodness sake
snap ulit of It und go on with
the ceremony. Don't be a sap.
It Is trite to say that truth Is
stranger than fiction, but every
student of either must be aware
that not all ot the latter Is pub
lished in book form. When the
explanation of some rash act or
criminal act Is given as "unre
quited love." thut Is. of course.
nil hooey. Affirrilon for another nMil)Ii(iin tilimnuts tit (lilrnuo
cannot posHlhly u-count for Kiich;iC tlier uiia uny way t tell uhlt'h
horrible thinK?. Suicide or nuir- politician's home it wuy. godi' t'
tier Is a sonlUl, Melons crime. be. she'd have been rid o
often enotiKh duo to insanity, hut him long no. but, hew xttt In
when that is the case, let uh ho j Monmiu an she can't ketch him
fair to the healthy minded nnd t aslei'p," I heard it woman say
call It insanity and not "unre- j t'diiy.
ouiti il love." That ullly term - .
J""1 "l " i."iri nil. IIU'll-
tallty of the ureat moron impii
latton and to cneouraKo morbid
behavior.
Outside of the moonlnn.s of poets
and the alcohol and drug tinc
tured dreauiK of novelists, there
ih no such thhiK as "luve" In the
romantic scnKe. so how could it
be "unrequited."
WKSTHINS A Nil AXSVl:l!S
Lonir or Short, us You I'Iiiim
I hi h-tter In oinji to I o rnther
lun;, hut In order to kq you a
tin in-n,.f wvn.ntiinw .,.i
iieaiiiieniH i nave nu. , , ,
Mrs. W. J.
Answer That' all right, mad-
am
'I he chucker take?- 'cm long
or iHhort, Juwt as mum un the
-sympiouiM develop. The rules nay.
or it Ih not my fault If they don't
say. that lr. Ihady will not give
medical nervive that Is. diagnosis
or treatment of Individual cases.
It Ik linpoihlc to do so hy mail.
;ray Hair.
If tlie ukln doetn't absorb any
thing, then 1m it perfectly wife
to dye gray hair'.1 I,. A. T.
'-T'St TWR0U6W SwcvCUlMG THE. it r UKL THE OTY DUMP - 60 if f WS IM HIS OFFICE - t FEUT IT COM I
OTtECOX TIITTRSDAY,
Sll II' IS A LI, llOOKY.
Anmi-er It la perfectly wife to
ilva tlw. hitif uhnihpi. fliM ukln
'uHe nothing poUonouK for the pur
anitvu. -u. n.
. ...... .... .... ....... I
hash an old almanac Joke, but
after an hour or two the trnga
I
cunth will become a clear, thin'
Jelly. Add water as needed toj
keep the amount about a pint.;
Then add three level tenapoonfulsj
of boric acid powder and the anmc
amount of glycerin. The lotion
may be scented if vou like. A :
often adulterated, especially
when it comes in powdored form.
Some persons find that thlR lotion
uiay.be mnuje .with, a , dram of
quince - aeedsi m place of the
trairneanth.
(Copyright John F. Dllle Co.)
nltctul one
them
Tells Sufferers How
To End Piles forever
HfH-hesier D.M tor AHilrve He.
markahle Sueii-ss with New Pre-
sr. IptUm. Mum iilw Absolute
Relief or Money llark.
, ,
It has rem. lined for a well known
Itr.chester doctor to find a real
I remedy fur Tiles. Vmuih of untient.
i painKtaklnn effort on his part has
"""It;! ' prescription that will
nctually heal Pile ami absorb them
'. i"
or say no man or wom
an need M.ri'er another hour from
any pain arising from Hemorrhoids
or Piles now that he has made ar
rangements with leading druggists
to dispense this wonderful prescrip
tion known as MOAVA SCI'POHI-
TOR IKS for a moderate price on
the mone back If dissatisfied plan,
i ou'll be amazed to see how
nuh-kly It acts. Itlesscd relief often
comes in an hour: even In cases of
long Mamlmu with profuse bleeding
really wonderful results have been
accomplished. Two sizes t0e and
M OM. Heath's Drug Stor- or any
other good druggist can supply
yoll. Mall orders filled.
! I'll like t
MfF-. AND WOW A80UT TJIANl I SORE! VT'S LUCOcTM
'APRIL 19, 1928.
Rippling
Rhymes
(By Wall yjuoav
VXEMPLOYKU
There are three million un
employed, three million men,
nnd maybe more; they find this
life an aching void, their eyes
are sad. their hearts are sore.
There are no paydays for this
host, no pies are on the groan
ing board; the weekday stew, tho
Sunday roast-aueh luxuries they
can't afford. The landlords eomo
to many ahacka and sternly thero
demand the rent, and they are
told, with sad alaeks, the ten
ants cannot pay a cent. How
much of grief and carking care,
how much of double-action woe,
how much privation and despuir
the legions of tho Jobless know!
"Oh, give us work," hc jobless
cry "and brighten thus our
darkened Uvea; then wo may
give our children pie, und pur
chaae flivvers for our wives.
Give us a Job and we'll agree to
emulate the man who sings;
give us a Job and wo will bo aa
happy ns so many kings." Wo
who have' .work should some
times think of those who have
no part or share, of all tho
weary souls that sink beneath
their fricvous load of care. We
may be tired, wo may have
aches all up and donw our col
larbone, we may bcllevo that
nature makes the bossoa' hearts
of steel or stone. Wo may have
grievances to burn, that fill our
hearts with noble rage; but pay
day shortly will return and
we'll draw down a goodly wage.
Then we may buy ourselves now
hats, and hand our faithful
wives a dime, and ride, like
proud aristocrats, In stately flivvers-bought
on Unto, Although
-our Jobs may-sometimes Irk and
worry our Impatient -souls, let
us be. thankful we have work,,
that payday brings us goodly
rolls.
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
Countess Stanislaus De-Laj
Rochefoucauld bet on zero and 17
at Monte Carlo's roulette table and
won 375,000 francs.
Early next morning she invested
the money in a villa, wise, lady,
and says she is t h r o u g h ' with,
gamblin.';. .
Thousands of poor geese will try
to imitate her, and tho cold faced
croupiers that serve the bank will
take in many times :)75,no(l francs.
Sleepless Nights?
If you are losing pep. health nnd
streimth because of Getting 'I'll
Nights, Itiu-kache. liladdor Weak
ness, liurnins or Itching sensation.
lew or Kroin pains, why not muke
tho t yst v.i
Hour Test? Don't
Kive up. I)ont
wait, f.et t'ystex
today, l'ut it to
a 1S hour test.
.Money hark if
you don't soon
feel like new. full
of pep, sleep well,
with pains alle
viated. Try Cys
tex today. Only
HM For sale by
CyrtexRS
W ce cooioai
Heath's Drutf Store
Notice.
In tho County Court of the State
of Orewyn in und fur tho County
of JuekHon.
In the Matter of the Instate of
Sarah K. Morrison. Deceased.
Notice is hereby Klven. that the
undcrsiKned has been duly appoint
ed and hns qualified as tho Execu
trix of the estate of the above
named decedent under and by vir
tue of an order duly issued out of
said Court and Cause on tho 1 th
day of April, 11)28, said Order ho
inir duly signed by the Hon. YV. J
I HarUell. Judu-e of said Court, and
HarUell. Jude of said Court, and
I being now on file in the records of
! said Court and Cause, to which!
Order reference is hereby made; j
i and, pursuant to the terms of said,
' Order. i
Notiee Ih berehv further cfvon '
! thut nil nmnns whomsocvpr. hav
in,' or elaimini,- to have anv' riuht.
title. etate, lien or inlcreat in or
to the estato of the naid decedent,
: arau n. aiuitihuh, as an ne.r ai
law, and-or as a creditor, or other -
wise, shall present the same, duly
verified in tho manner provided by
law. to the undersigned Kxecutrlx.
at the. office of F J Newman, at-
torney for the said Kxecutr x. in
li,,!,., i(l,n.ii.,.r i iu
Medford. Oreiron, within six months
from the date of tho flint publi -
ation of this Notice. The dale of
the fimt publication of this notice
is April K'th. ISl'H.
DKLIA FITZGERALD,
l'xecutrix of the Kstate of Sarah
K. Morrison, deceased.
F. J. X I5WMAN,
Attorney for said Kxecutrlx.
Palm It'ullding. .Medfoi d.JOregon.
..,.. ,ii the uoor
fish I li .o Sws the hook will, a ;
i, .i swallows i
the same kind of a hook. ,
Senators denounce the high price
nf books.
j Mr. iMcKellar, from Tennessee,
says "Novels worth 'two bits' can
not be bought for leas than $2."
i Th nrlco of novels is not so lin-
' portant. Uut the high cost of
portant uut u.e u s
d"L rZdu ate, !
! minions .including many college I
i graduates I to educate themselveB,
is disastrous,
i Hr
I That a book should be sold for
i four or five times what it coBts to
produce It, is as bad for tho pub
' Usher and for the author as tor
the reading public.
I When will American business.
big generally, learn thut sales
; with small profits, as shown in
the automobile industry, are most
profitable?
j
j VALE. Idaho Power company
: plans to rebuild entire, electric sys
'' torn here.
I liow much iron will be contaln
i ed in a serving of vegetables de
pends to a large cxtont on the
method of preparation. It will all
bo conserved If the vegetablea can
bo' served raw, steamed or baked,
or cooked In n watorless cooker:
"Blood Pressure Made Me
Sick and Unhappy"
"MISERABLE is the onlv wnrrl
I can use to describe my feelings,
i Couldn't eit, had dizzy sp-lls, slept
; fitfully, got up many times every
! night. On my doctor's orders, I took
! Agmel faithfully for a month. Then
everything was changed. My blood
pressure was 60 degrees lower, appe
tite returned and kidneys 100
better."
MRs. J. W. SHANE, Lot Angela.
Airaei is nor. a
medicine, but a
natural rawhcalth
food from Mexico
the sap of the
Maguey plant un
ohansod except
for removal of
water without
cooking. Rich In
vltamines. min
erals, yeast.
Tastes delicious.
Non alcoholic.
Maguey sap nr-ed
centuries in Mex
ico. Now world
famous. Thou
sands praise Agmel
nee letters and
other free litera
ture at druggtsu.
Agmel used !n
treatment ol
STOMACH
KIDNEYS '
DIABETES
HIGH BLOOD
PRESSURE
and other or
ganic ditontert
Pre Agmel Literature at
Heath's Drux Store
Political Announcements
FOR SHERIFF
I am a candidate for the repub
lican nomination for sheriff, pri
mary May 18. CHAS. D, STACY.
May 17.
I am a candidate for republican
nomination for Sheriff at the Ma
primaries. I have had experisncf
in both tax and criminal depart
mcnts and promise efficient and
economical service.
May 17. GEO. B. ALDEN.
COUNTY CLERK
I am a candidate for republican
nomination for county clerk; prom
ising personal attention, economy
and courtesy. G. It. CARTKR.
May 17. Talent.
I am a candidate for the nomi
nation as County Clerk on tho Re
puhllcan ticket.
May 17. A. J. CROSE.
I hereby announco my candidacy
for tho republican nomination fo!
County Clerk.
- CHESTER PARKER.
May .17,
hereby announce my eanuiuacj
for the Republican nomination lof
County Clerk for a i-econd term.
JJliLILIA STEVENS MEYER.
May 11
.
SCHOOL srPKRINTKNDKNT
I am a candidate for tho ro-
PuU'.can rjomtnaiion ior scno
superintendent. V. A. DAMS.
school
Mvdford, May 17.
j 1
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
I am a candidate for re-nomlna
tIon on tho republican ticket for
County Commissioner. If
, , j , (,i ,tn
nated and elected I will c
noml-
contlnue
J t0 do mV Dest to Rvo tne People
!an economical misiness admlnls-
tration.
VICTOR fcCRSKLL.
May 17
I am a candidate for the office
of county commissioner, subject to
the will of the republican party at
the May primary. J. O. I.OVK.
Snowy Hutto Orchard. Central Pt.
By SOL HESS
little will be lost if the vegetable la
boiled in a small amount of water.
and the Juice used in soups or
gravies. One-half to lliree-Iourtlts
of the iron content of vegetablea
may be lost If tho vegetables aro
cooked in much water and (he
water discarded. ,
Some First Aid points every
mother should know:
Koei u sprain al rest until
an(, ,n ol,aPpear.
A.way- have a child with soro
throat ned by
Have a dog bite properly treated
and keep the dog utuur observa
tion. Convulsions nre froquo"'" d-"..
to intestinal dlsordorsBlvi
enema at onco.
No case gf croup should ibo
treated without a physician's ex
amination. ' ' '
The World Fire and Marine
' Insurance Company
of' Hartford, In the date of Connecticut,
on the 31 t day of December,- 10i7. mud
to the insurance commlajiloner ot the laU
of Oregon, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amount of capital stock paid
up No. 1 ll.OOO.OM.OO
Income ',
Net premiums received during
the year No. 17 . $1,563,206.91
Interest, dividends and 'rents r
received during the year.
No. 27 ' 88,151.23
Income from other sources re-
velved during the year. No.
35. 37 TO.217.43
Total Income 11.733, 57. 61
Disbursements
Net losses paid during the V
year. Including adjustment
expense. No. 13. 15 fl,O25,570.69
Commissions and salaries paid
during the year. No. 16. 18a,
19 408,038.37
Taxes, licenses and fees paid
aurjiiK ine year. o, an .... .iu.9it.vo
23. 26. 27, 38, 38.
107.627.73
Total expenditurei ,
.....H, 621, 081. 71
- Assets i ,
Value of stocks nnd bonds
owned (market value) No. 4, i ;
26 2.422.5M.09
Cash In banks and on hand. L
No. S. 6, 7 485,144.72
Premiums In con me of collec
tion written since September
30, 1927, No. 8. , 386,360.26
Interest and rents due and ac-
crued. No. 21 18.348.93
Other ad' ilttcd assets. No. 11.
28-36 8.300.87
Total admitted assets ...,.13.320,746.80
Liabilities '
Gross claims for iosser-kn-
paid. No. 14 8 261,357.12
Amount of oaearned pre ml-
urns on all oulstandlng risks.
No. 18 1,432,908.92
Due for commission and bro
kerage, No. 27 S.OOO.tio
AU other liabilities. No. 15. 26. 63.000.pti
Total liabilities, exclusive of
capital stock of $1.000,000. $1,762,266.04
Business In Oregon for the Year
Net premiums received during
the year 8 33.948.B7
lif-iae paid during the year... 4,478.07
LoJACn incurred during the
year .-. . , 4,262.40
. The World.Firc and .Marine ' 5
9 Insurance Companv ' 1 "
RALFH B. IVES. President.
J. R. STEWART, Secretary.
Statutory reaMent attorney for service,
A. C. Cammar--
EARL S. TUMY. Liberty Building.
Med ford Agent,
High Pressure
CAR
WASHING
Chassis and1 motor
cleaned Hardie
system.
Expert Simonizing
and Refinishing
i
Duco-Lacquer and1
Enamel 1
vssnmesTi II
S. S. T a,Kr a av4 aw I
MOTORS, Inc.
101 S. Riverside Phone 18
Are You
Ambitious
or are you content to ttrtig&lc
along with the rest of the crowd!
No ambitious young ik&n ot
woman today can afford to
miss the opportunities offered
in aviation. ' j
Sander Aeronautical
School, Inc.
Medford, Ore. now offers . you , a
complete course in flying in new
planes of the latest type and UN
DER SUPERVISION OF 'AIR
MAIL AND EX-ARMY PILOTS
AND INSTRUCTORS.
Bo not put off until tomorrow
what you can do. today rc-
nicui'ljcr it is the early bird that
catches the worm.
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Sander Aeronautical .
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Medford, Ore. r
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