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. O. UOOKNHKN A CIlUPANT
Offices In New York, Chicago, Detroit,
an yraudaoo, Loe Angeles, beattle. Fort.
Ye Smudge Pot
Bjr Arthur Perry
It's about time a male mirror
of fnnhlon appeared In a straw hnt.
Hoga arc now selling for the
price of two hind tires, In thette
pans.
Thero are only four income tax
measures to be defeated1 by the
people at the May primaries in
thin state. The chief value of an
Income tax 1m . Its prevention of
large indUHtrtal investments get
ting too thick in this state.
Hnuscclenintr Is well underway
among a portion of the women
folks, who can no lonyer refrain
from this annoyanco of thetr bet-tT-
. The' preHent Hpanin of
cleaning: U a preliminary to doing
tho sumo thing over again after
the smudging seuKnn. Many lius
liandu have argued ngalnut this
duplication of effort for weeks,
some whittling their voices down
to a pathetic whine, to no avail.
They might as well, in fact It
would bo better, ltd dress their re
marks to tlie well-known moon, .
TUB FLAPPER
Your lit t lo handtt,
Your Utile foet,
Your little mouth
Oh? Clod, how sWt!
Your little nose,
I.-;- Your llttlo earn, . !ri', ,4
Your even, that shed
Such little tears!
Your little voice,
Ho soft and kind;
Your llttlo soul,
Your llttlo mind! .
1 " (HoffciHtoln)
Mica Womack, who has been In
hot pursuit, for 44 years, of the
rainbow whose northern end runs
into the mouth of a mine, Is in the
city. Ho reports that in spite of
nil he can do. ho will be a mil- j
"Jimii v iff iiuij tui.
Jim Orleves of Prospect was in
town Tues, with his hat tit a rak-i-sh-anKlo,
due to his boy helns at
OAC. James says the tourists will
start early,, and hold up well.
It Is a Rood thing for the Seattle
babe of four years, who teethed on
an old pipe, and dally smokes a
couple of cigars, that he did not
(ret hold of any one of three (3)
pipes often seen walking streets.
IIIMII.KK
A bundle Is an indefinable mass
dono up In a brown paper anil tied
with string. It exixls for tlie pur
pose of being earrlod. Iluiidlrs
may bo divided roughly Into two
classes, those that are forever
coming undone and thoso that
scorn utterly incapablo of coming
undone.
I.undles are such frequent Inci
dents In life that no well-directed
household would thing of going
without a supply of brown paper
and siring for doing thorn up. It
is a cuiiuus fact, however, that no
matter how largo and miscellane
ous tno supply, it is rarely ever
possible to find Just tho right slio
of brown paper, while the suing
Is almost invariably 'too short. A
parcel is u bundle trying to put
on airs. '
Persons who make up bundles
hold the belief that tho greater the
number of knots tho stronger the
bundle. On tho other hand, per
sons who open bundles would as
soon spend principal as cut a knot
Iietween tho two tho labor expend
ed annually In tho United stiitcs
in tying and uniying bundles
would be sufficient to build
highway from Portland, Maine, to
Portland, Oregon, tiucccssiul mon
it might bo shown, aro thoso who
early In lifo roiuso to' havo any
thing to do wllh tying and unlylng
bundles and expend thetr excess
energy In forming great companies
und building miunmoth factories.
Alexander's cutting of tho Oordlun
knot is no hollow explanation of
Ills prentness. tllalttmore Sun.)
FLY-TOX
Gives Noedod Protection
Flies have caused moro deaths
than ull wars combined yet some
of us do nothing to help prevent
fuluro casualties. Files havo nu
preference you or nome of your
family or friends niuy bo next.
Kiart today and kill every one
you see. It la , very easy If you
tint) the product produced nnd per
fected by the foremost Industii"!
Institute of Ita kind In the world.
it is fragrant and harmless to man
kind, but kills all household In
sects. Just follow Instructions on
blue label of bottle. Insist upon
Fly-Tox from your retailer.
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ZEE WISS
SOME TIME ago we alU'iided a very beautiful concert. And
the better the performance became.' the louder grew the ap
plause, until at the end, tho noise was itflirly deafening, the gal
leries shook and cries of "Hravo" could be heard above the din
As we observed this eutlmsiasm gone riot, the entire scene
suddenly appeared incongruous. What a silly way of showing
appreciation for what was so' delicately uplifting and harmo
nious. Why coultln t we .Irvine
tion in some more fitting wayf
We conveyed our impression
no sympathetic response. They apparently considered our re
action somewhat effete. "If you like a thing why shouldn't
you clap your hands and yell and makes a noise about it 1" To
this, at the time, there seemed to
Hut later we attended a Chinese tlu-atre and fouiid'tlie an-'
swer. Tlio wise olu Llimese uuui
thing; they make a racket if they don't. They take tho woixl
of the poet literally, "Silence is tlie perfect herald of joy."
This seems to us good sense.
sensible custom at least it is so
to keep them well, not to treat
short, they concentrate upon preventive medicine.
Perhaps the Chinese have otlnrr wise customs. Hut these
two are sufficient to prove that
in the west.
,,
QUILL POINTS !
i
Grafting seems to improve trees,
work in the case of political timber.
Still, if creation is yet in process and evolution is a part of
it, man may yet attain to th image of his Creator. .
Philosophy is tho quantity
brute strength if he pants when
If you would keep out undesirables, the two agencies to
which you must appeal arc Congress and the stork.
We'll walk the golden streets. Think of being able to walk
in tlie street. That will be Heaven. .
If he says college men are conceited idiots, tell him you
dropped out at the eighth grade, too.
Good neighborhood: Any place inhabited by two families
that admire themselves and one another.
Never explain. If it isn't necessary, it's foolish; and if it
is necessary, it doesn't help matters.
A village street feally isnlt any more bumpy than: the high
way outsido of town. It just seems that way on account of the
chickens. ' '
.! Americanism ; . Denouncing crooks; keeping up friendly so
cial relations with those you know arc crooked.
Religion is like education.
their very need mado incapablo
Alas! The moro you wear a
passing it.
It isn't the locality that makes the hick, but the conviction
that his locality is the hub.
It isn't long enough to bo called a detour unless your head
hits the top at least seven times.
The trouble about worshiping ancestors is that peoplo who
do it seldom provide the same privilege for posterity.
You'll remember tho fino old custom of "asking the bless
ing" began to wano about the time can' openers became, universal.
If a man brags about what he did yesterday, it's n confes
sion ho hasn't grown enough to do better today,
Little book review for today : "Hlnek Majesty," by John AV!
".'undercook (Harpers). Tho thrilling romance of a "nigger"
who became a king biography, not fiction.
All blues arc self-made. Every human being would be
miserable it he'd let his thoughts dwell on the fix ho is iu.
We're hopelessly old-fashioned, but we're glad wo did our
kissing before they wero flavored with cigarettes.
Correct this sentence: "IBs
until late at night iu order to
class, and ho becamo a great man."
THE NEBBS A Home Divided
vv'UO i$.-.mS FELLOW
, antmomy that just
-.t IM TO THE. HOTEL?
"vi Uf.CvCD or vkkw or TEW
. tsii-iv. ooifa we do r
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MEDFOKD MATi;
L. - l - f
CHINESE
a niciniu 01 snowing apprecia
... .. . ,
to sevrtral friends but elicited
bo no answer.
in am) a racicei 11 tney iiKe a
The Chinese have another
reported, they pay the doctor
them when they are sick. In
all human wisdom docs not lie
But it doesn't seeui to
that prompts a man to scorn
he climbs the stairs.
Those Who need it most are bv !
-
of realizing it.
high hat, tlie sooner you'll be
parents forced him to studv
feed their pride by leading his
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TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, K D
Rtfned letter perlilninw to personal health and farrier, not to dlleaaa llaTola or I
trsacment. WIU be snewered by Dr. Brad, , sumpd. Mil-add reaaed envelope la enclosed, j
Letter, should be brie. ud vrnuw n,,-, Urg. o umber ot letter, re
celved. only a lew cd be suewred hero. No repl. ni be mad. to queries tot eoofera. :
Un to Instruction.. AMitm U. William Bradr. la cart ol this n-wspsp...
1X.II TIIK CilllJ)ltl.'8 SAKE j
As Pastor J. AVeems tells us In Mike Indoors than l( Is for them to
his "The Seamy Side of Washing- ! war sweaters, heavy elothlns.
ton's Life," when the kid received cnest ln'y nd the like in
hl. Boy Bcout hatchet h. rlpoed I doon' t,w ,-w.h of July. ' .
right out Into the orchard and e- How noon will It lie safe 1o give
lected the old
man's choicest i
yearling tree. He
paused for a mo
mem, with the
hHtrlic rev tine
against his knee
while he spat on
hi h a n d n and
glanced circum
spectly about: "I
hate to do this
he soliloquized, "It
BUt ' I BUppOHO I'll
dirty deed,"
isn't cricket.
be questioned, ay George, and if l
can't come riKht out and confess;
that I've done it, what on earth
will poor old Weems do for ma
terial?" Then the as yet clear
faced lad (later he became pock
marked) seized the hatchet, blew
the tree u sltislc powerful fall, and
betook himself down among, the
snacas wnero ne passes in res. j
of a delightful spring day abus
ing 'the slaves. Thus when the
neve before heard of father came
home, after a long and exhausting
day gypping some poor sap out of
bis land, and found the dear little
tree lying stark and cold on tho
ground, everything was all set for
the famous episode. Of course the
common garden variety of dad
wtuld simply whale the breeches
off a kid that would do a thing
like that, but that's Just tho point
of the etory. Mr. Washington was
no common person, but an aristo
crat, like H. Sinclair or somebody,
and ho could do things that a com
mon, ordinary citizen can't.
And what has tills to do with the
health question?
Do you ask that? That's right
blut out your question without
ever stopping to think It over first.
Blurt It right out and Bhow your
Ignorance. .That's the trouble with
this country. Everybody asking
questiuns and nobody trying to
think at all. Kvery ono wants to
talk now and think later. It works
out something like robbing Peter
to pay Paul; a good Job Is made of
Peter, all right. I wonder whether
that is tho origin of the vernacular
phraso "to poller out'1' ceitalnly
Poter is out, even If Paul isn't In
anything.
Now we had better bring on tlio
health allusion. I am purposely
keeping you In suspense for this
part of It, in order to Impress the
thing on your mind.
An Ohio reader has worried
about this: - Tho family doctor ad
vises that only milk from tuber
culin tested cows be given the chil
dren. "Our cows havo been': tu
berculin tested.',1, the . orronpond
ent explains, "but when we visit
grandma's, their cows have not
been tuberculin tested. Tho doctor
Insists wo should carry milk along
...i.t. .. -.I nt lot iha f.hllrlren
have any of the milk from grand
ma's cows. Worrying about this
has spoiled all the pleasure of a
visit to grandma's place, for us, it
not for tho children. Folks at
home only laugh at us. Is It very
dangerous to glvo the Children milk
from untested cows?" .
What's the use of employing a
fnmlly doctor if you do not heed
his advice? This waa good sound
advice. There is somo risk that
tho children 'may contract tuber
culosis if you let them have any
raw milk from untested cows. If
they drink any milk while at
grandma'B the milk should be first
pasteurized, or if you can't manage
that, then boiled five minutes, in
order to kill any tubnrcle bacilli
there may bo In It.
Ql'ESTlOXS AND ANSWERS i
Moro School llcultll Hokum.
, 1 am acting as substitute teach
er, and this question is given, tlio
pupils In a test: "Why is it un
healthy to wear rubbers or over
shiiso Indoors?" Most of tho pu
pils nnswrred thnt Iho eyes would
be affected, and tho supervisor
deems this answer correct. ' I am
iprobnbly pretty dumb yet, but I
can't seep any connection between
overheated feel and the eyes or
oyor.lKht.-W. I). T. I
Answer Neither can I, hut I'm
young yet, too. Tho old fogies
who run the sol-called health in,V
structlon farce In school Just dH
vino such things from their Inner
consciousness. The big noise or
main guy in chnrgo of tho so-culled
health or hygiene Instruction vin
the average public school system
of a city is usually a competent
politician but a total loss so far
as knowledge o( hygleno is con
cerned. Of course it is no more
"unhealthy" for children to wear
rubbers, boots, galoshes and tho
IrV GOlMC TO C.ET
WO ot.T MVATir
tips -this guy
the market tuc way
UE CAM MAKE IT JUMP
UP- LAY DOWM OT
rA-Wf UtAD
vsrir
Some.,
frKEClOSV WEDNESDAY,
my children a ' wet shampoo. I
have not clven them a wet iihnm.
poo this winter becuuse they take
cold so easily , . . , Mrs. P. Z.
Answer I! is Jiwt as safe to give
them a wet shampoo now as it ever
will be or ever ha been. What
I mean Is that it is never danger
ous for children or adults to have
a bath or to wash the scalp.'
i lMaiiioml Juice. .
Please tell me whether Star's
Diamond oil would be any good
for varicose veins. Tho dtUKKist
recommends It highly, but it U so
expensive. Mra. K. C. Mr 13. .
Answer I have modified the,
name of the nostrum sliKhtly. It;
is because it is so expenflve that
the trick druRitlst recommends it
hiKhlv. There are too many ban
dits in the "druf;" business, and so!
they have to lie to live.. Tills nos-
trum you ask about has been de-i
dared fulse and fraudulently ad- i
vertised, and the firm marketing
It fined In federal court, notice of
Judgment issued. May. 14, 1918.!
How-ver. a little thing like that:
doesn't deter the fake medicine:
vendor as, Harnum may or may!
not have observed. Bend a stamp-!
ed addressed envelope with your
request (no clippin) for. advice
about varicose veins, and be sure!
to say you have the trouble, other-j
wise I can give you no advice.
(Copyright, John F. Dillo Co.)
.
Tli' .wnimumwt mistake o' nil is
thlnktn' a luuit 1o fort another
season. I don t know why wo still
cull 'em tit vtwilccr sex unless it's
because tliey alius nag for a mnn
t spano up th' flower beds,
(Copyright, John F. Dlllo Co.)
4
Brisbane's Today
(Continued from Page One)
of Loewe's theatres, wisely bars
tlio picture "Dawn" from all those
theatres. A picture calculated to
revive and intensity international
hatreds should not be shown here.
Terrible Eczema
Goes Quickly
Strong, Powerful Yet Safe, Sur
geon's Prescription Called
Moone's Emerald Oil Has
Astonished Physicians
Here is a surgoon's wonderful
prescription now dispensed by
pharmacists at trifling cost, that
will do more towards helping you
get rid of unsightly spots and skin
diseases than anything you've ever
used.
In skin diseases Its action is lit
tle less than magical. The itching
of 'eczema is Instantly stopped; the
eruptions dry up nnd scale off in a
very few days. The same rule Is
true of barbers' itch, salt rheum
and other irritating and unsightly
sTtln troubles. ' '
You can obtain Moone's Emerald
Oil in the original bottle at any
modern drug store. It Is safe to
use. and failure In any of the ail
ments noted above is next to Im
possible: Heath's Drug Store can
supply you at any time.
' VOUVC GOT YOUR
MAN
UftkinC ri f irMrt r- rM i
.---.-fc w wi,- ll.
A6AlN-l UAVEN T VTHJ
out om "The Lims Or Pvio&PEGrtY
imu C3QWfc.u IT OFF OTTgM
EWOU6W TO KNOW BETTER?
i iuu vt taut f vjoo MEMORY
U Mot Hlrslta TO COMT.JOL.
IT AJITM
ltJ. T TV lwl-n. is... Tresis Milt
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APim. 23, 1928.
Rippling
Rhymes
(Br WaM Mam)
IH.TIK8 DONE.
Beneath my poison ivy vine
I feat at close of day, and
sweet and tranquil thoughts
are mine, before I hit the hay.
I've not. neglected any chore
that 1 can now recall; I kalo-mined-
the cellar door - and
awept tlx garden-wall. I put
new stovepipes on the stove,
at my good wife's behest, al
though tho labor nearly drove
the . gladness from my brea-tt.
1 took a heaping can of kraut
to Kbenezer Jones, a neighbor
who la down and out, with an
guish la 'his bones.' And I .re
turned ft bunch of books I
borrowed two weeks since; the
lender, with excited looks, de
clared I was a prlnco. I puid
tho' doctor for advice he gave
me yesterday, and when I
handed him the price he nearly
swooned away; 'for he is used
to . waiting .weeks,, and some
times months and years; his
patients acting much like freaks
are always, in arrears. I uve
ten. cents with cheerful fare
when some one passed the
hnt to build a decent dwelling
place for - homeless dogs and
cats. I cannot think of any
task that I have left undone,
and so in comfort here I bask,
and watch the setting sun. It
la a cheering thing to know
you've let no duty slide; It fills
you with a grateful glow that
warms you, hair and hide. It
makes you feel you are not
cheap like idle, heedless men;
you feel you've earned eight
hours of sleep, or maybe 12 or
10. You feel you're not a total
loss in life's progressive
scheme; you. burn some incense
to your joss, and go to roost
and dream.
There are better ways of making
money. ' - . - -
Prime Minister Polncare comes
out ahead in Sunday's French elec
tion. "Reds" are routed and Poln
care will have a majority in the
Chamber of Deputies sufficient to
Are You Run Down,
Weak, Nervous?
To have nlentv of firm flesh and
the ability to do a big day's work
J f 1 MIM i .1,
and feel "like a two-year old" at
night, you must eat three (food
meals a day, relish your food and
properly digest it. If you can't
eat, can't sleep, can't work, just
take a teaspoonful of Tanlac b -
fore meals .
Mrs. Fred Westin, of 387 E. 67th
St. North, Portland, Ore., says:
"Tanlac cured my stomach trouble
completely after three years suf-
ferine. It built me up to perfect
health, with a train of 27-lbs. That-
was two vears noo. nH I .till .n.
iov th. rw.t f tu IV,
1, . . "--. t
laniac is wonderful lor indige -
lion and constination eras, naina.
nausea, dizziness and headaches. It
brings back lost appetite, helps
you digest your food, and gain
strpnerh nH raichr If ,,(.;-..
tin m;n.,.i ,),. . , ,
k t. j 'v. . " . ,
roots, barks and herbs, nature's
own medicines for the sick. The
cost is less than 2 cents a dose. Ge .
a Dottle from your druggist. Your.
money back if it doesn't help.
Tanlac
51 MILLION BOTTLES USED
s
Nolloc of Executor's Sale of Ileal
1'rop.Tty.
Notice is hereby given that tho
undersigned, executor of the estate
and last will and testatmcnt of
Elizabeth A. Klippel, deceased,
pursuant to the power granted tho
executor of said will to sell any
portion of tho real property of said
estate without tlie order or con
firmation ot any court, will sell at
private sale to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, the following de
scribed real properly, belonging to
the estate of said deceased and
situated in Jackson County, 'Ore
gon, to-wit:
Lots 7 nnd 8 In Block 57 and
Lot 10 In Block 65 of the Town
(now City) of Medford. according
to the original official plat thereof,
now of record.
Also, tho northeast quarter " of
Section 8 in Township 35 south
of Hange 1 west of tho Willamette
Meridian.
Persons interested may aeo" the
undersigned at the Medford Na
tional Bank of Medford. Oregon.
JOHN S. OHTlt.
Executor of the Estate of Eliza-
bcth A. Klippel, deceased.
is "wot so? I
rru.
BUCKS SOUKIO
&AT
TO WAKE IT UP -
"TO WAIT A VEAB
OO OULrVi ;
DOUBLE IT IM
IWINK IMA OMAKT oKiO
K " nQr 1' -rn
li V I rv.
carry through his financial rehabili
tation plana.
The French are a practical peo
ple. : . .
H
Jeremiah Mnoanic has frfven
$250,000 to, atudy and fight Infan
tile paralysis. Able scientists will
spend the money.
The Kocbefeller Institute, with
millions at Its disposal, has. long
heans fir hi in Infantile paralysis
i and other diseases ot children aud
adults.
The people like to see the big for
tunes accumulated, when they are
used so wisely.
) i-iaswiuru av?nmiin i
Instead of soda hereafter take a
little "Phillip Milk of Magnenia" in
water any time for Indigestion or
our, acid, gassy stomach, and relief
will come instantly.
For fifty years genuine "Phillips
Milk of Magnesia" has been prescribed
by physicians because it overcomes
three times as much acid In the 8 torn -ach
as a saturated solution of bi
carbonate of soda, leaving the stomach
sweet and free from all gases. It
neutralizes acid fermentations in the
bowels and gently urges the souring
waste from the system without purg
ing. Besides, ft is more pleapnnt to
take than sodn. Insist upon "Phillips."
Twenty-five cent and nftv-eent bot
Oea, any drugstore, "Mi fit of Mag
QesiaM has been the V. 8. Repiftered
Trade Mark of The Charles E. Phillips
Chemical Co. and its predecessor
Charles H. Phillips since 1875. 9 ,
Notice of Seizure
In the Circuit Court of the Stats of
Oregon, for th.e Coftuy of Jack
son. The State" of Oregon Plaintiff vs.
One Chevrolet '-louring Car, Mo
tor No. 27U1S1. Serial No. 6AA-
;i 8598, m8 Oregon License No.
61926, Defendant. No. 940-C.
State of Oregon, County of Jack
son, ss.
To Wayne Moore, address Med
ford,. Oregon, and to General Mo
tors Acceptance Corporation, ad
dress care ki. M. Morton, Veon
Uldg., Portland, Oregon, and to
whomsoever it may concern:
In the name or the State of Ore
gon: You, and each of you. arc
hereby1 notified and will take no
tice that the- following described
personal- property, to-wit: Chevro
let ;To,urng Cur, License No. 61926
for the year 1928, Motor No. 2979.
191, Serial No. 6AA-8598, was seiz
ed jay the sheriff of Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon, ; on the 23rd day of
March: 1928. at about tho hour of
'If'UllUL'l.' U. III., Ul BU1U UUV, 111
, .he county of Jackson, stu.o of
; Oreconv in the vicinity of Hamilton
Street, in tho City of Medford. in
"aid county; that wild Chevrolet
Touring Car ever since has been,
lBnu nuw '" the possession una
'custody of said sheriff of Jackson
' cecUcd agaln In the above entitled
Court for the forfeiture of the sumc
for violation of Clin liter 29 of the
General Laws of Oregon for 11(23.
tno same beliiB an act relatliiK to
,h0. forfeiture and sale of boats.
vehicles and other conveyances
! used ill the unlaw ful transportation
lor possession of intoxicating liquor
i within the Sta.o of Oregon; and
thut all persons havlni. or claim
l"K any Interest in said Chevrolet
Touring Car are hereby required
to "Wear before the above en. Med
Court in the County Court House
of Jackson County, Oregon, at Med
'ord, Oregon, by Wednesday, the
! iSth day of Mav, la.s, whicn said
j day has heretofore been duly set
ihy the above entitled Court as an
answer day herein, and to defend
against said proceedings, and that
uiiuii men- lunui. su iu uu, H juug
ment of forfeiture of said Chevrolet
Touring Car will be entered.
tills .Notice la issued and given to
you, and each of you. pursuant to
an order duly man. bv Hon. c. M.
Thomas, presiding Judge of the
issrSf Tp'iifMfhr-. on the 23rd!
1 vtuncsH-my nand nnd the seal
of said Court affixed at Medford,
I Jackson County, Oregon, tins a.tn
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I , VT B1LU"VS MbihR.
i . County Clerk.
- Notice of Seizure.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of
Oregon, for the County of Jack
son. ... ,
Tho State of Oregon, Plnintiff, vs.
One Star Coupstor, Serial No.
C-285642; Engine. No. 3-3. 20S;
Oregon License No. 18664s, .De-
fendant. No. 9.4-C.
State, of .Oregon, County of Jack
son, ss.
To H. C. McClung. address Med
ford. Oregon, nnd to M. L. Lint.,'
Medford, Oregon, and to the John
son Motor Co., Marshfleld. Oregon,
and to whomever It may concern:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon: - You. and each of you. are
hereby notified and will take notice
that the following described per
sonal property, to-wit: star Coup-
ster, Oregon License No. 186649 for
the year la.s. Motor No. S-JL'ss j
Serial No. C-2S5642. was seized by
the sheriff of Jackson County. Ore- j
gon.onJh 7th day of April, 1928,1
By SOL HESS
Got .XTHOusftMD
ASLEEP AND t M Gr.t.tf',
YOU Think I'M Gcmmc..
TO HAVE, f BQlMG BACK
SourStomach
( "Phillips Milk of Magnesia 'W
, . Better than Soda
IMC! iwi tOIMCj TO
A VaJEEK AMQ "THEn MXJ'LL
at aoOUl in uuui isi v u v'fiiv. j.
m. of said day, in the County of
Jackson, State of Oregon, In the
vicinity of Mistletoe and West Main
Streets, Medford, in said county;
that said Star Coupster ev-r fc .
has been, and now is, in uie pos
session and custody of said sheruf.
of Jackson County. Oregon, and in
being proceeded twalnst in the
above entitled Court for the for
feiture of the same for a violation
of Chapter of the General Imwh
of Oregon for 111! 3, the same being
an act relating to the forfeiture
and sale of boats, vehicles . and.
other conveyances uwd in the un
lawful tranxporlation-or pHHesiun
of Intoxicating liquor within the
State of Oregon; and that all per-'
hofih having or claiming any inter.
' reauired to appear before the
above entitled Court in the County
Court House of Jackson County,
I Oregon, at Medford, Oregon, by
Wednesday, the lbth dHy of May,
A. l. I'JtiH, which said day has
heretofore been duly set by the
above entitled Court as an answer
day herein, and to defend against
said proceedings, and that upon
their failure so to do, a judgment
of forfeiture of said btar Coup
ster will be entered. 1
This Notice is issued and given
to you, and each of you, pursuant
to an order duly made by Hon. C
M. Thomas, presiding Judge of the
bbove entitled Court, on the 23rd
day of April, 1928.
Witness my hand and the seal
of sutd Court affixed at Medford,
Jackson County. Oregon, this 24th
day of April. 102S.
DKL1L1A BTEVENH MEYRR.
(Seal.) County Clerk.
Political Announcements
FOIt SHERIFF '
I am a candidate for the repub
lican nomination for sheriff, pri
mary May 18. CHAR D. STACY.
May 17.
I am a canddate for republican
nomlnatlon .for Sheriff at the Ma)
primaries. I have had experience
in both tax and criminal depart
ments and promise efficient an
economical service.
May 17. GEO. B. ALDEN.
, COUNTY CLERK
I am a candidate for republican
nomination for county clerk; prom
islng personal attention, economy
and courtesy. O. R. CARTER,
May 17. Talent.
I am a candidate for the nomi
nation as County Clerk on the Re
publican ticket. -
May 17. . A. J. CROSE.
I hereby announce my candldac
for the republican nomination fol
County Clerk.'
CHESTER PARKER.
May 17. - - -
Z hereby announce my candldac
for the Republican- nomination fot
County Clerk for a second term,
DEUL1A STEVENS MEYER.
May 17
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
I am a candidate for the re
publican nomination for school
superintendent. V. A. DAVIS. ,
Medford, May 17.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER ,
I am a candidate for re-nomlna"
tlon on the republican ticket fol
County Commissioner. If noml
nated and elected I will continue
to do ry best to give the peoplt
an economical business adminis
tration. VICTOR BURSELL.
May 17
I am a candidate for the office
ot county commissioner, subject to
the will of the republican party at
the May primary. J. O. LOVE.
Snowy Butte Orchard. Central Pt.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
I am a candidate for renomina
tlon in the Republican primaries,
May 18th. I stand pledged to
guard the taxpayers from long,
unnecessary, expensive trials or
investigations by securing pleas of
guilty and speedy convictions.
In 1937 I handled 438 criminal
cases, secured 7 convictions from S
trlnlo - ,,,1 nU
S2
ANOTHER.
NEWTON C. CHANEY.
May 17.
This Week
April 22 to 28
is to be ' observed all
over the United
States as .''
"Save
Your
Vision"
week. - Arrange now
to have us make an
examination of your
eyes.
We fit Softlite Lens.
Dr. E. D.
Elwood
' Optometrist
301 East Main