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PXGE FOUR MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE Dally, Bandar, Waaklj Pubtlabrd by the ITCDrOKU WUNTUtfO 00. lUTIi W. ftf St. Pho ftOBKRT W. BUHL, Editor ft. SUMiTEB SMITH, UutaffW An iDdvpcodcDt Ntwapajer Eottrad u acond-claa inittvf it Mad lord, Orcfon, under Act ol Uuch . UT. SUBHCfUPTIOtf y Mali In Advauct: Daily, with BiukUj, jr.......l".BO Dally, with Sunday, month aily, without Sunday, year...... .60 Dally, without Huiidiiy, month 05 Weekly alaU Tribune, Mil year.... 1. 00 BaDday, out year 1-00 By Carrier, in AdvanceIn Mfdlord, Aan Land, Ji.ckonille, Ontral Point, 1'boaxili, Talflnt, Gold Hill -nd on Highway! Dally, with Sunday, month .. .76 Daily, without 8uiday, month oft Daily, without Sunday, one year... TOO Dally, with Sunday, ona year 1.00 All terma, caab In advanoa. MKkfHEU Or THK ASSOCIATED PRESS Baceivlng Full iMtutxi Wire Servica Only papar to dty or oounty raplrlng aawt by teieftraph. The Aaaoclatad Preaa bi txrlualvdy en titled to Uia uae for republication of all newt dlapatcbtt credited to it or otherwlM credited In IbU papar, and alao to the local aewa published herein. All rifbta (or republication of epacial dl aWiea bereln art alao re rred. Sworn dally average enutwtloii for tli ajontha todh Oct. 1, 1017, CtJ2, (praaent tlrculation 468A). Off I da I paper of the City of lfedford. Official paper of Jackaon Quunty. Advertlelna KepnarautlT M. O. MOOKNSBn A OoUI'ANT OrflcM In Hew York, Cblcago, Detroit, Ban rrandaoo, Lot Angela, Btattle, fort- Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Penrj At the Home Products banquet tonight, the produetH will be con fined to thoHO that urtt chewed, not ttwallowed. When Mum Watwin appeared tho prince was struck by her nnd they ml side by side at the dinner. KC. Htar. What did hln hlgh noHH do, to cause Mian Watson In strike him? Thursday evening a nice looking female was flouncing- her way across tho Main Htem, aeeuro In tho belief that as a pedestrian she was not apt to be impaled on the prow of an auto. "O! why should the spirit of mortals be proud, A awift flying meteor, a low lying cloud." Fate Intervened In time to pre vent a brand new car being all splattered with human blood. The perils of hoofing have not de creased much, by the bright traffic HigitH. Tho lady powdered her snoot, nnd ambled on. Hut before she ambled,' she levelled a look at the offending Juggernaut, that -would have crumpled tip a 4d fender, or made a Portlnnd drum mer cringe, A klansmau endcuv nrlng to Intimidate a sinner, could not have unleiinhed a fiercer look. Hho could not havo been nny mad der, had she . openly snoozed In broad daylight, in front of tho 1st National bank. Hurry Tired of Orange street, averted the terrors of houseclean lng this week, by Insisting on Blurt ing the job, (igalnst the wishes of his mutes, who was unable to find a towel to wrup around her. head. "Wedding bells pealed again Tuesilay. Helen Chamber been mo the bride of Will Kvaus, Another good pian gone wrong" (Muddy (.'reek Notes, Yreka Journal.) Fearless journalism. Attorney Wickersham, of Wnsh lngton, L. t, charges that t'on-grt-RH, and Ita Imitator, the state legislature, are to blame for the crime wave, nnd Justice being flat tened out by being run over by n freight motor bus In a hurry to get to Hoseburg. It haa been a tlmo-honored custom (o bin mo the newspapers for crime, on tho theory that by printing the details of crime, folks were Inspired to go out and commit, another ono. Thin was logical, as the papers print tin. economy speeches of President Coolldge, causing everybody with a healthy lit runt to Indulge in ora tory. On the other bund, (here Is the practicing Prohibitionist, who has to havo three drinks under his vest, hefnro ho could make a good dry speech. Careful consideration of the subject convinces that there would not bo so much crime, If ho many criminals did not get caught. s.vi:n llefore tho radio, heaven sent, Drought the first words through ether spoken. The family circle, badly bent, Kan serious rlhk of being bro ken. Our lovo for nntlvo music waned, We wandered where tho bright lights glisten. And would havo felt extremely pained It asked to stay at homo and listen. Buclt waywardness no more wo fear. Our dancing shoes adorn the attic; Nightly with rapture now wo hear Tho sweet melodiousness .of static. Jnventlvenewi has lent a hand, And nightly, In u II kinds of weather. The Dixie Uevlln Jnxxbo baud . Jlus knit our little group to get her. We starved for music, and we ' sought In vain to find lta soothing unction, Till providentially wo bought A aet that frequently will funo tlon. Our family must remain Intact; It la our duty, none ran shirk It. Kurh In our radio. In fact. Jt takes tho entire crowd to work It! (Spokane Hpokwman-itovlrw) 4 NEW YORK. Edward 11. Put. ler of Buffalo Evening News, elect ed president of American Newspa per Publishers, association. QUIIX Jt isn't education is it clnpxn't The laws aren't respected I they were as numerous as pebbles. If a bomb is a pineapple, doubtless a spitting machine gun is known to the underworld as a grapefruit. Fritz had just been spanked. "Sec the (ierman marks ris ing, " he said. "Those," replied the. , English nurse, "are the prints of wails." Snob:, One who is ashamed and isn't a-shamcd of things that A hick town is a place where you ask a married woman to huve drinking again. Both the physicians and the is lying on his death bed. Judge a man's intelligence by the things he docs: Judge his character by the things he doesn't. The most unreasonable hair barber tells about hair tonic. Americanism: A dry South and scolding Hoover because he matter of race segregation. No man suicides after losing only source of pride. Physical courage is the kind bath j moral courage is a trsult Conservatism: The fear that pruning the rotten limbs. Rule No. 6: The more important he sounds over the tele phone, the more he lacks of jieing six feet tall. ;ct it be said to th ecrcdit would have kept the oil story out The German dachscund should be a fast dog. lie can bend in the middle and get behind himself and push. An African tribe regards metal anklets as wealth, and the richer a man is the more he is weighted down but what's news about that! "Houston will bo bone-dry for the convention," a story be gins. As a ride, stories like that begin: "Once upon a time." Correct this sentence : "When said the gad-about, ''I never stand "There's money in chickens." Yeah. They're the neigh bor's chickens. And it's the money you spent for garden seed. How does bunk get into history Well, scores crossed tho Atlantic by air before Lindy did, 'but how many people remem ber it or will bclicvo it? One reason why the reformer can't m'ako the world repent is because it feels just as complacently righteous as he does. A great author is ono who can describe jail life in a story and make you wonder what he was in for. OLD AGE RECIPE JMOVIE KING'S KIN OF KLAMATH MANl SERIOUS KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April P) Drink strong coffeo; cut hot bread; smoke long green to bacco; und vote tho democralle ticket. This is tho prescription for longevity given by James K, Lear of this city, who yesterday cele brated his 102nd birthday. HUH hale and hearty, Mr. I .ear upends many of his days working In the garden of his son. James Leur. He Is an ardent radio devo tee, and hardly a night pusses that he doesn't tune In on the music traffiu of the air. The centenarian moved to Ore gon from Kentucky fifteen mis ago. Ills wife died in Klamath Palls last year following a fall In yvblch she sustained a broken hip. THE NEBBS The Honorable (?) Mr. Nebb Nesa uca bceu t xi antwonv TiYM& To 6EX stock tip from PfcKK 6mfMOMY Our CiwuT Blast omc rcow wiM . t?UOY 6 ft (?t6HTE0u up ftMO up Sort or gov but m?TAN.r. UGOlNlSlOCUT f. (fe MR ANJTMOMV IN aNO GET LITTLC , DOPC M0TMIM6 WROMG "IwCkT WL MISS MEDFORD IITL POINTS touch you to recognize rot. Well, diamonds wouldn't be if j of things that aren't shameful arc. drug store loafers, who hear a soda with you, think you're attorneys agree that Mr. Fall - raising stories nrc thoso the clamoring for law enforcement doesn't violate the law in the his money unless money is his that enables you to take a cold of the bath. plums will fall if you begin of Censor "Will Hays that lie of the papers. I get up to leave after a call,' at the door and talk." LY T HEVEIILV UILL8. Cab. Apr. 27. j (A1) Kruest Lacmmlc, motion pic I ture director and nephew of Carl : Laemmle, was in a serious con dition In a hospital here today fol j lowing an accident in which his i automobile had apparently turned i over several times. I lutein in le, who was unable to give an account of the affair, was I found by Peverly Hills police late last night, unconscious and pinned by tho left arm under his auto ' nioble. Tho car was on the side walk. j Doctors at the hospital said h's condition was "hopeful." but cx- ' pressed fears that it minlu be tiee- ! essary to amputate the young di rector's badly shattered left arm to save his life. is. y.:r. I'M f.' HELLO - VF.C. Tui .'YESk&E.OC6t: -VAMOTi THC PClCX Of U.S.. y i BRCXfeS FLOUWDE.RV 7 .-e5 ? WE.LL.BUY ,' 3ooo SWkPFS V UCLLO - WE.LLO VVE.S Ye 1 J N ' - .17:1. . U . .--.c.,i-l TRTBUln, MEDFORD, Personal Health Service By WTLUAM BEADY, M. D. Rined letttra ptrtalninf to ptraoiMl health and hvgitnt. not to dUaaa dlafnoaia or treatnu-iit, will t amwrrcd by Dr. Brad If a aumpfd, ilf-addraawl envrlopa ia cncloacd. Lrttrra anauld ba brier and wrlttao la ink. 0mg to tba larga number of lertera rc renfHt, only a few can ba attawcrtd hrra. No n-ply can be mad to qutrlea sot conform ing to instructiona. Addraaa Dr. William Brady, is cara of tbia aawpatr. THK MHHLKS AT KCHOOIj I Measles Is the most damning evl- estlng In one way. or another, and dence asainst the reactionary pub- 1 as we think, one of the features nc neann practice mat recognizes ( non-infecttous Illness under the name qf "the common cold. In the flmt three daya of ill ness, In measles. the victim too, often purports tojter mornings half an hour earlier have "a comjnou In prder to mako coffee after your co 1 d," and In I own recipe. Hotvevcr, I uould some schools the never understand why egg white, health and edu- whole egg, or egg shells should be cation boards I used In making coffee. I can make countenance "the a cup of coffee In six minutes that common c oi d," or worse yt, leave tho question of isolation of the individual to the discretion of the principal. If the principal happens to cherish fine old-fashioned Ideas, tho ailing one may be kept right In school. T'r'.n 1 happened in one Instance I obaerv-lyour way soon, with due and prop ed. There was more or less tneas- er advance notice, and test your les epidemic, and tho youngster brew. But It doesn't take half an came to school with an alleged i hour to make coffee my way. It "cold." Something about tho red- need take no longer than la neces ness of the child's eyes aroused thelsary to grind the coffee, toss It Into teacher's suspicions. The teacher; the pot, set on fire, and bring to a could only send the child to the principal for decision. The prin cipal sent the child back to the clans with a gentle rebuke to the teacher for suspecting measles. However, two days later the child was down with measles, and within j 10 days a dozen other pupils In the same class room were coming down with measles. That's how measles is citl'lvated In schools. If the local health authorities had not acquiesced In the Idea that cer tain alleged "colds" are non-communicable, the principal could have had no excuse for permitting the child to remain In school to spread the disease, precisely aa though this wore the year 1620. Hhould any of these children who were thus wrongfully Infected with measles develop pneumonia or tu berculosis and full to get well, would not that child's parents have a just cause for action against the principal of the school and against the health authorities of thf town for permitting such a ruthless thlnir to happen? I just wonder whether the principal or the health officer could, if summoned, prove that there is such nn entity as "the common cold," Infectious or non Infectious. If they couldn't prove It and I believe they couldn't then how could they justify the c r I m o by pleading hat they thought the first case was "Just a cold?" rhyslcians have long known that In many cases It is possible to rec ognize or positively diagnose nieas less 24 to 48 hours beforo the rash appears, by finding Kopllk's-spo's, characteristic little red spots on the lining of the cheeks and lips, each spot having a bluish white! center. Of, course teachers or nurses are not capuble of recogniz ing such signs, but In any case of eorysia or alleged "cold In t-lif head" or running nose or acute "catarrh" or acute rhinitis, espec ially when there Is also some cough and some conjunctivitis (the throe C'a coryza. cough, conjunctivitis) measles should ho suspected. Tho conjunctivitis Is manifest In red-! ncHs of the eyes. The Incubation period In meas-; les is usually about 10 days the! time elapsing from tho moment of; Infection until the victim, begins t.ij be ill. The first sign of Illness is usually fever, to be detected onlv by thermometry; Ithen af'er 1 2 j hours, red eyes, coryza, cough, Kop- Ilk a spots, and after three uays oi illneHS tho rash. Measles is most contagious In tho period of Invasion, the three days of illness beforo the rash ap pears. For this fact the reaction ary health authorities and tho backwoods school principals appar- pmMv dn tint care a damn. They've always cultivated measles and otherl respiratory. Infections In school and they're always going to. lit'KSTIONS AND AXSWUIIS WnuiB Hope. A few rtiiys iiKo I went to pop ular drui? store uwl asked for n box of powdered borax, nut uiethlU cuea a revolving fund for clerk gave me powdered nlum by mistake. I used It twice as a face wush and once dissolved In water to shampoo my hair, before I dis covered tho mists ke. My face U badly chapped and my hair seems to bo falling out a lot. What shall i do? i:. it. Answer Io nothing. In a few days any Irritation It may have caused will have passed. 1 don't see why you used or wished to use borax on your face or hair, but no McrlouN harm could come from the mistake. Mill More Coffee- Iawc. Your articles are alwsys Inter- FOR ME ' I'LL STt?tNJCi VOVTU TV-IE Oi-O BOY I'M SOrarav TO Uft-ve TO GET MY MFOQM ATtOM COTTlMO IN OM Ok VrJttJC But twOts the only way I Could get it out or wm . INFORMATION FLOWS FROM UlS MOOT W LIKE FCOZEN GLOC QTCEGpy, ITDAY, APIIL 27, 1928. that makes ours a delightful pa- per. lou are correct In saying the good coffee Is hard to obtain. Prob ably you are one of the fortunate minority who are able to afford SflQ maids and $130 cooks, and ho vou do not net out of bed cold win. I believe even you would like. Dr. Brady, and without any egg, I should like the pleasure of your company at a coffee drinking bee. Yours for bigger and better coffee establishments. 8. E. K-. Jr. Answer Sold. PI trickle around boil or almost, then as soon as It cools enough so It will not' crack the cup or melt the glaze. It is ready to serve. I don't know any more than you do about the reason for adding egg white, whole egg, or egg shells we have just assumed that this "settles' the coffee, but maybe It Is unessential. Acid Compfcx. I have just had an analysis of urine made and it was acid. Will you kindly give me a list of things I should eat, and a list to avoid, so as to overcome this.'' Is -there any serious disease that can arise from this condition? Q. It. P. Answer I Infer that you had the urine analysis made by some one other than a physician. The urine Is normally acid. For health's sake you should steer clear of "labora tories," Institutes, clinics, health centers, hygiene corporations and all such aggregations or concerns. It Is always safer, less expensive and more satisfactory to go to a private physician whoso reputation is established in your own neigh borhood. Copyright, John F. Bille Co.) wen tomy Id.., ""J I 1 liPsri i on Jealousy ts at tli' botlom o' most o' Hi' criticism o' lir younger Kx'iH'rai Ion. Tliat Trias toad Uint lived w low? burled III roek hain't got nolliln' on a republi can 1 know, who has existed out office fer goln' on three years. Communications To the Editor: X have reud In recent Issues of your paper two communications by Mr. Anderson und a paid ad vertisement relating to certain nllfifi-Ail moHt nf llln utiitM laV prohibition enforcement, and I am herewith taking tho liberty to submit a few ncgativo opin ions. The' evolution of government has established ono outstanding fact and that is that the preven tion of crime can only be accom plished through punitive meas ures. Any law designed to pre vent crime, that in Its operation permits the revenues obtained from fines to be substituted for punishment is futile and Is doom ed to failure, for its very pro cesses serves to give license to Its violations Instead of prohlhit- Ti, TUdT'A RF"T"rf2 NOW GEoe&t, buy at AND SELL AT tsT ' ITS DUE FOR A SMALL UOP AMD TwEKI A BRODiE . KE.E.P ME im V I ( sJOuCVJ WITM EVEEYTWIIsKJ - GOOD -BYE. I - i IWP1!". !.. r T!Y.J xun. Rippling Rhymes (By Will Mmm) COLD J'ICKT. I have decided I won't fly across the ocean waste this year; I'll let some moro heroic guy sail for the other hemis phere. X have been tempted oft to soar, and, landing on tho other side, hear the admir ing people roar, and view me as their boast, and pride. I've seen what prizes may be won by -those who play tho flying game; they have their places In tho sun, their busts are In the liall of Fame. Their bank accounts are largo and fat, their credit's good at every store; they'll never need to pass the hat or work for wages anv more. Vice-presidents and kings and queens applaud Indorse them and admire, and of their deeds the poet sings until he busta his costly lyre. I've started off three times or four determined that I'd cross the brine; but when I reached the ocean's shore a ghastly chill ran up my spine. Tho ocean la so wet and wide, tho service stations far between! For countless leagues a man mav ride, and not a road house will bo seen. There aro a million hungry sharks that watch for pilgrims of tho air; they've learned to look for easy mark 3 as items on their bill of fare. And all the monsters of tho deep are there, expecting me to drown, rheir vigils tirelessly they keep, all waiting tilt my ship cornea down. I look upon the sea and say, "I'm hot pro pared to perish yet; I'll try' for fame some other way that won't involve my getting wet. What would It profit me to soar to distant countries, east or west. If on so mo bleak and lonely shoro my body found Its final rest? I will not fall for all this tosh that tempts the heroes of tho air; I'll try to raise the largest squash that ever hit the county fair." hfg them. - The Volstead Act re gards the transportation of quan tities of. illicit uquor as ono or the most flagrant violations ofitence, or leave tho state. Its provisions and a jail sentence FTtED W. KELLY. therefore is an obligatory part ofj Its penalties, but the Volstead act Is not enforced in Jackson county. The law that Mr. An-: derson Is so innocently inter ested In has been substituted in; its stead .with, tho result that tho high-powered bootloggcr who happens to Bct caught when hald before the bar of justice, mulcted out of a thousand dol lar fine and released, mayhap and In all probability, to get an other load and without having fastened upon him tho just ig nominy that attaches to a jail) sentence. An illuminating inci dent of Its effectiveness may . be cited of a recent case where a locaf attorney charged a defend ant $fi 00 for the fervico of plead- ing him guilty and justified tho charge on the grounds that he had tho original hearing post poned for a sufficient period of tlmo to enuble the defendant to run In two or three loads, with which to pay both the fine and the fee. The shooting In the Pack of one, of the violators of Its mrsdemea nor phases and the justification accorded the assailant is evidence that the good pcoplo of Jackson comity and the state of Oregon take prohibition enforcement se riously. Therefore why not mete out adequate punishment to these major offenders? Surely no one would think of fining a burglar or a yegg caught red-handed, bv charging him with trespass and permitting him to go free with the j)ossibillty of jimmying or sand-bagging that fine-plus out of some xinsuNpcctlng taxpayer. A bootlegger out of circulation is just as harm loss - a bui'Klni' out of circulation and that is the Ugly pimples NituM'awtroinr-hatpnttureelearyour complexion and paint red r-Hfi In your pile, tallow chaeki. Tnily wonderful reiuUa follow thnrtrijrh CP'on eVaniinff Takt Ml NATURE'S RENEDY-torerulttc and trenffthtn your climinatlve orf-ani. Thn watch tb trniform(ion Trjr W loitead t( mere lax civ ea. OolflSc. Mtid, $aft, ftwN etttablt Rcommended and Sold by All 8 Mcrtnfrd DriiKglMs sivty fivc !. Tra Mrt Km C T " ' ' ' " -s l I S ViEFOlZf: TWIfc. SUN UOA SET III : I U&ve MY TV-OuSAnD BUCKS tt0ltJ6 1 ' ON A HUMORED SWAR.ES On MCGlN I fJ ANO EYEKY TIMC IT WORS A POINT J fj. GET A HUNDRED ! MONEY 13 LIKE NTr n i n i 'status he should be consigned to when caught with the goods. Any. law that vesta a dialrlct attorney with the power to accept a plea of guilty to a minor charge where a major offense has been committed, contingent upon tho payment of a fine only, and which waives a merited jail sentence ia usurpive of the uonstltutionaj pow er vested in Judge and jury and thwarts the ends of justice it was. designed to serve. Witness the od- vertised statement of the district attorney in yesterday's issue of 'your paper, In effect that out ofj 437 criminal cases handled byj ! hirn. there were seven convic tions and 430 pleas of guilty and determine for yourself whether, the punitive provisions- In yourj , laws are being enforced, oi whether the. laws are being per j verted, by fines to license crimi . nals in the commission of their .acts for the furtherance of this; rotating fund and which inci- j dentally ' promotes a rotation of i crime. i '-Any law that vests In any pub ! 11c official the power to collect, control, and disburse public fundsi 'without bond or public accounting, 'tends to . promote and encourage; carelessness and mis-use to a de-j 'gree that might easily lead to j . malfeasance on the part of an Ir- j I responsible and as .a law Is 111- conceived and untenable. If one- half of the allegations contained' ! in the latest grand jury indict- j jment arc founded on fact, you j are due for a most Illuminating, , example of the viclo'usness of the! circle that such laws create, son sisters unablo to distinguish the' difference between a state court: and a federal court to tho con trary notwithstanding. Judging from tho tenor of Mr. Anderson's voluminous contribu tions to your paper ho is a po tent factor In the matter of shap ing political destinies In southern Oregon, and as such Is able to exact pledges of conduct from aspirants for office. 1C Mr. An derson is as anxious to see Hie prohibition laws as effectively enforced as he professes, I most ! humbly suggest that his legisla tive candidates be pledged to an 'enforcement law with the kind of ! teeth that will impose upon ma : jor offenders a merited jail sen I tence. And hi connection there with a habitual criminal law that will automatically Impose a life 'sentence upon tl:o second or third conviction. In the states 'where I Fuch laws aro effective, 90 pet cent of the bootleggers autamati j cally seek some lawful lines of 'endeavor when they arrive at tho point, where a conviction places them In jeopardy of a life sen Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One) eating ho liaa a biB personal follow- tug far from his own state. Racing on the sand of Daytona Rpnch, in his Black Hawk specinl ALLEN'S FOOMASE Stops the pain of Corns and bunions and you can 1 walk all day In ease and comfort. Nothing elves uch reller to hot, tired, aching, inflamed or swob len feet, blisters or cal lu9. A little ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE sprinkled In each shoe In the morning will makeyou forpct about tlcht shoe. It takes tha friction from tbeithoe. Al ways UM It for Ilanrlna and to Break In New Stme For Free amn'a and a Foot. Ewe Walking Poll, uridrtM ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE, Le Roy, N. Y. In a Flack, Dae Alice's Foot-Eaaa By SOL HESS - V7 , I i UT IT LAY &R.OONO LON6 LNOUiu speed car, going more than 20't0 milea an hour, Frank Lockhart blew out a rear tire. His car bounced 300 feet, "turned several somersaults" and landed upside down. Lockhart was killed. This unfortunate death, of a dar ing automobile racer is a warning to those that Indulge in excessive speed. The air, not the ground, is the place for speeding. . Relief from Gas Stomach Pains Dizziness The doctors tell us that 90 per cent of all sickness is due to stom ach and bowel troubles. You can't be well if your digestion is bad; you are likely to get sick unless you relish food and digest it properly. Tanlac has a wonderful record as a relief from digestive troubles, even those of years' standing. Mrs. Annie Dougall, of 924 East lake Ave., Seattle, Wash., says: "Stomach trouble made my life miserable. After six bottles of Tanlac, for the first time in 10 years I could eat anything without jufferirig afterwards.". If you suffer from gas, pains in :he stomach or bowels, dizziness, nausea, constipation or torpid liver; if you have no appetite, can't sleep and are nervous and all run , down, you need Tanlac. It is good, pure medicine, made of roots, herbs and barks. Get a bottle from your druggist today. Money back if it doesn't help you. Tanlac 52 MILLION BOTTLES USED Political Announcements j FOR SHERIFF I am a candidate for the repub lican nomination for sheriff, pri mary May 18. CHAS. D. STACY. May 17. I I am a candidate for rcpubllcao nomination for Sheriff at the Ma primaries. I have had exper.nc In both tax and criminal depart, ments and promise efficient ant 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. R. CARTHR. May 17. Talent. I am a candidate for the nomi nation as County Cleric on the Re publican ticket. May 17. A. J. CROSB. I hereby announce my enndidncj for- the republican nomination fol County Clerk. CHESTER PARKER. May 17. I hereby nnr.ounco my candldacj for the Republican nomination foi County Clerk for a- second .Icrm, PELIL1A STEVENS MEYER. . May 11 SCHOOL Sl'I'KRINTENDKNT I am a candidate for the r publican nomination for school superintendent. V. A. DAVIS. Medfoid, May 17. COUNTY COMMISSIONER I am a candidate for re-nomlna tlon on the republican ticket' fof County Commissioner. If nomi nated and elected I will contlnu. to do my best to give the people an economical business adminis tration. VICTOR BURSELL. May 17 I am a candidate for the office of county commissioner, subject to the will ol the republican party at the May primary. J. CI. I.OVE. Snowy Butte Orchard. Central I't. PlNTItKT ATTOHNKY I a;n n candidate for renomina tion in the Republican primaries, May 18th. 1 stand pledged to guard the taxpayers from long, unnecessary, cxpensivu trials or investigations by securing picas of guilty and speedy convictions. In 1027 I handled 4KS criminal cases, secured 7 convictions from S trials and 430 pleas of gulltv. OX12 GOOD T12HM I)I:s1;RVE3 AXOTH Kit. NEWTON C. CIIANEY. May 17. WINNERS" THE NEW ZEROLENE for your motor A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT lumber Q ron tvi:nY use at TKOWBRmfU! i ri LUMBER YARD u c3
