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MEM H Kit Ur THE ANHOOIATBO PRESS
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(Tdltd Lo thlf paper, and tlao to the locl
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Official paper of the Olty of Uedford
Official paper of Jf aoo Oounty,
AdTtrtlaln, ftepreaent.tlT.
I M O. MOCIENHKN A OOatl'ANY
Offlcea lo New Yora. Chicago, Detroit
Sao rrenciaon. Lot AnB.lae. Heattle. Port
and
Ye Smudge Pot
i II? Arthur Perrj
The time is rapidly approaching
...v.an ih rammunltv druin every
thing and starts throwing civic
lt, wherein cumedneiM anuii do
disguised u rlBhteousneae. ana
hoIlneHS rampant. It ha been a
long time Blnce everybody wan
mud nt everybody else.
Tho womenfolks are hording
their men out on the lawn theso
evenlnga and forcing them to
manipulate a ahovol where grans
meets the pavement. The four
flushing brutes complain with
gusto, and when o citizen strolls
by. look at their wives as if they
were Mrs. Hlmon Legrce.
naln is predicted for the mor
row. If something green Is placed
in the paw of your oorr. It will
be stopped, otherwise there will be
no picnics.
The first citizen to go down the
street with a hole In the seat of
his pants, since the Wilson admin
istration, was notud Tburs.
As a result of the lamlmsilng
handed by an Englishman to Wal
ter llagen yesterday and today, In
a golf match, there Is deep disgust
among loml link enthusiasts, and
u movement afoot to send a ennnry
legged pluyer from this section
next year. Mr. Hugon, bofore tho
tee-off, wns under guard of a huge
sleuth, who railed to guard any
better than Mr. H. played.
the nKFrnni.En jvky
Q, You said a little whllo ago
to the jury that your attention has
been attracted to the cur with the
Blown 088 of the amount of speed
It has passed you.
A. That Is so.
Q..The fact is, the truth Is, you
think, you imagine, you don't know
for sure, you can not wunder off;
you rnn't swear that you are tell
ing true to this jury, us to the
amount of speed that wus the
taxicab using, did you?
A. No, I couldn't swear to that.
Q. How many feet, enn you
answer to the court nnd Jury, how
many feet can ho take witht a
speed of four to five miles an hour
at the space of time when he was
attracted to your attention, from
the corner where he left to the
point where was the accident hap
pened? A. Well, sir, that Is something
that I could not answer.
O. Can vou answer this Question.
when your further opinion that
you rendered before to the court
nnd Jury is not correct, is it, either,
then? .
.hfdor' Bv" -
Q. Well, now then, if you are i
so sure about it, that you can sol
faithfully state to tho court and i
jury, why don't you say. if you
know, what Is tho distance that a
car can take In that time, between
four und five miles an hour, from i
that corner to the middle of the
street, whero was tho accident
happened'?
A. Which? '
Q. Which, you stated before,
about the mileage, respecting
which the driver used? Do you
understand what I say?
A. I understand that you mean
like this here: For me to tell you
how many feet that he would have
to go where ho was going at the
rote ot speed thut I wild he was
going, until he got lo the place
whero he was at.
. HfcX.!. Court Record.)
OKliifijDGE
FREED OF CHARGE
WASHINGTON. AtfVll J8 P)
The Impeachment chant" nttalniit
Federal Jtldge Franklin K. Keiiiia
mer of the northern, district of
Oklahoma were dismissed today by
. the house Judiciary committee.
The chnraies were dropped after
a sub-committee had presented Its
report that the facts brought out
during hearings conducted behind
closed doors had not supported the
charges which recently were filed
against him. '
Chairman Graham of the Judlol
nry committee declined to make
nny statement concerning the case.
NEW YORK. One b e 1 1 o v e d
drowned when three Htaten Island
ferry passenger awept . overboard
by big wave. '
HOOVES UNITES
A NEAR political miracle has been .neeompliKiied by tli.s
Hoover candidacy in California. For the first time in
recent history Los Aniri'lfti and San Francisco are workinsf to
ward the same politicar end. At least the KepuMieaiis who
outnumber the Democrats nearly three to one in that state
are. ,
California Republicans, north and south, are a unit or
Mr. Hoover. There is every reason to believe California will
ive Hoover the larest majority ever iciven a presidential
candidate, when the votes are counted in November.
Unfortunately for Governor Smith, the Democrats are not
similarly united. San Francisco Democrats are for Smith, Los
Alleles Democrats are auaiiLSt i,imi H0 much so that while
Smith may carry the primary, his, plurality will not be an im
posing one. In sonic quarters it is even predicted Walsh will
beat Smith, but at this writing such an out-come seem unlikely.
Of courso this amalgamation of dry Los Angeles and wet
San Francisco is not entirely due to Mr. Hoover's superior fit
ness for the White House, although such fitness is unquestion
ably an important faeotr. Hut the main cause lies in the fact
that Mr. Hoover is a Californian and Los Angeles is as anxious
as San Francisco to put a favorite sou in the White House
for the first time in American history.
QUILL
The three creatures skinned to provide the essentials of col
lege training are the coon, the sheep and dad.
"It js .safe to follow the guidance of nature." And you'll
ni'th'tj none of her creatures makes a noise like n saxaplione.
But think how awful life would be if the office holder here
,,t 10me seemed as much an imbecile as the distant ones like
him.
hrief history of a risinir politician: Slinking hands with the
, , . . , ,
common pcupiu; siiuaiug 111c couiiiiou puupiu.
Walsh illicit be nominated
stables seldom gets to ride in the
Fable: Once there was a
hotel and didn't become dissatisfied with the bath room at'wishy washy that he must indulge
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Tho British arc slow.
mary. and they haven't yet begun to work on the triumphal
.
arotl. .
History muddles things, and
kids that England's decay begun
"Robert B. Lee lived simply." lint h I We can recall news
paper items concerning the deaths of at least twenty-three of
his body servants.
Americanism : A beautiful
man's earnings and telling him
If you build a better mouse
no good nnd the world will wonder why you waste your time on
....
sueii tilings.
I
You'll notice kidnapers never seize n bald, fat husband.
Their idea is to kidnap people somebody will buy buck.
The happiest man is one who lives just as he would if there
were no laws and no neighbors.
The danger in giving your wife flowers is that sho will won
der whether they aro a token from your heart or a sulve for
your conscience.
'Find tho woman," say French detcotives. Which suggests
thut the next effort to close the
i wnieil.
;
! .
! Everything pets more expensive
;" - P"ie. J'""
Little book review: "Poor Little Fool" hy Fulton Oursler
.i , , , ,, ,
th Hospitals whero tho great men were born.
.
(Harpers). A companionate marringe that failed bceauso the
tfiM tried to analyze lier feelings. I'ltra modern.
WAH1I1NOTON. April !S. W)
Commissioner Jefferson Meyers
of tho United (Mates Shipping
board, has left Washington for
Portland., Ore., to nttend to theian uddition on tut oxlstlns; school
formal transfer to private owner-
shlD of tho first uroiin of tho
shipping board's west coast cargo election at widen only 315 voles locality purporting to have ma- tug us to got rid of it. 'Senator vValsh, democrat, .Mon-: Committee. Neil Moftitt, Chnir
vessnls recently sold. were cast. i larlii are mistaken or perhaps ny- j Last moiithr'i.inc and Cermany tana. man Aslona,Ore
THE NEBBS The Spectre
"SU-U. I'M TUC BEfXREO
or Good omd drotitablc
. ftUD FOLLOW ML TO
v r-oiMT !
( l . sT inuMuizM awn MvT soocsrxr m- m t puw suae thaics -vaj cnt iKk$:,v: ; v auome
lfEDFORD MATT,
CALIFORNIA
POINTS
but tho man who cleans the
coach.-
woman who stopped nt a fine
;
, j
. ' '
, .
weeks since the Chicago pn-
in ages to come it may teach!
with tho fall of Wales.
woman accepting n worried little
to be careful of his soul.
trap, other makers will say it's
jails will consist in abolishing
Think wluit it will cost n
om now, U buy and preserve
KI.AIATU FALLS,
Ore., April
, 27 MP) A lironoted J105.000 bond
I lsauo to finutu-e the construction
of an clght-roucn Krado school and
was ratified yosterday by voters of
: Kl,,, i-nii. . a ...i,i
)Q Hrf"
'VS TO 6C VOU AkI OfWCJ.ToMiTy TO
UaMrfc4e'
y YO-'i
J W Ml jf.OOO SUCrS ADAY 1VX. T 6Q F&t,T Q'JT VOU LtXST LOmCL ) "f? . 7
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TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BEADY, M. D.
Signed letter pertaining to per tonal health and hygiene, not to dUeaa diagnoala or
treariiii-rit, will be iiiMwtred by Ir. Hrariy If ili.d. addrr-Ml envelope la eneload.
Lett ft ahaiiLd b brief and writU-o lo in It. Owing to the larg. number of letter re-ceivt-d,
only a few ran be aoawered hero, No reply ran be made, to querUa not coedorm
Uif to IrtMtruLlloua. Addreu Dr. Wllliaoa Brady, io car of this ifewnppr.
HOG IB NOT
A readfr saya he would like
very much to break hJmnelf off '
the tobacco habit. He has been
an In vete rate
user of tobacco
t n t Pi.mm.nnJ'a
"., Iit , ,
chiming at, eight'
years of ate. He
has now stopped i
t-hewlntf. and la'
u n dr treatment
for high blood
presHure, but ho
.still smokes 30
small cigars and a package of
t-Igarcts daily. . . . Then bo
Voes on to complain that he can't
j i-ofici-ntrati?. on his -work of de
signing, how his "nerves go to
pieces," and all that. j
i Another reader, who asks for,
advb e frankly, if inaccurately,
! avows that ho is a tobacco hog.
' He, too, mentions high, blood
pressure, and confesses that he !
smokes, now. 10 or 12 cigars a
day, and a pipe in between. i
Ht ill another reader, this on a
'young woman, fays she works in
an orrice, next to a man no.
smokes a foul pipe nil day every j
duy. This man might be likened
lo u hog, but the hog is natu-
rally a cleanly und considerate furms a blackish sulphide by re
; animal; It Is on)y when his keeper nctlon with Bulphur compounds.
Is filthy and careless that tho normally present in the sweat or
t poor hog becomes so. Tho young sebum. So you Bee, It doesn't
i woman complains that this foul mean anything about tho Jowelry
pipe smoker is a veritable' old or the wearer. I am sorry about
I u-oii.fin in his four of a draft and this, but then, the uric acid ellm-
ko there Is no chanre for proper tnatlng Interests can worry along,
venMlat on of the office. She all-right.
! wonders whether the condition MenNlcri lias Conic null Gono
will really injure her health, aside
f'" 'r comfort or feelings Very
1 ke!y It will injure her health,
She niliiht as well smoke moat spread by toys? Mrs. M. 1'.
of the time herself as to Inhale Answer No danger after the
this tobaco hog's second-hand lapse of two weeks from tho be
Mnoke alt the time." ! ginning of the Illness.
I nm fond of tobacco. 1 would
not use it if I believed tempernto
smoking ever injured the health
of un adult.
A smoker whose character is so
in the midst of working hours
nnturally has no consideration
for the sensibilities of others. Tho
all-day smoker, tho young woman
,com,inins about, should bo sup-
' pressed as a nuisance by the em-
jployer, In the interest of tho em-
pluyer's business. Tho constant
I effect of tobacco is to lower physl-
leal and mental efficiency. This
has i.een proven by innumerable
desiro'to Betheworth 'of their
money in tho way of labor or ser
vice, will prohibit smoking In
business hours, as a matter .of
course. indeed, It would bo an
excellent thing for general wel
fare If the law should prohibit
smoking in business, offico or
working hours. .
Perhaps my personal preference
for tho pipe Is bias. As you
will. Hut I hnvo known many
pipe smokers who are always tem
perate, and very few clgaret or
cigar smokers who do not mix
'smoke
ismoklr
with work or play. Pipe
ng, even when one Indulges
an exotic fancy In the choice of
tobaccos and maintains a large
flocK of pipes Is not extrava-L-inii-n
Hit! I rnn't -understand
Itrni- n futnilv man
can Squander
money on cigars or clgarets. think
of the fine estate our friend, the
designer, could create with the
money he now spends fir the 30
small cigars daily, if he could
buy lifo insurance with it but
his high blood pi-ensure would
probably bar him from that bless
ing. Think of the Increased long
evity ho might reasonably expect
if he regained control of the
ii miii. j
I tslmll be glad to mail advice i
..,1.1 nUt-11,ll..,lU Clf bl-Ollltih,!- t.
habit to any smoker who asks fur
ii, ui luiiy ii u t u 1 1 n ii in iiuuii, nun
incloses a stamped envelope bear-
, ing his address.
nri-;Tinvc a v t vtu-rra
1 .-
, womI(,r 'n . m, lf
there is u cure for malaria. Or
docs one have to have it fur seven
years? I have h:ul it for two
years, already. Mrs. ll. R.
Answer Yes. theiy s :t cure.
,ny time before the expiration of!
the sewn years, consult a physic-
lan. Seven-year malaria Is l.ke
seven-year itch, u mythical nml -
a. I.v thut prevails 111 Inverse ratio
with the (health) Intellinence ot
the victim. lf
re-illv have;
have
malaria, you are
it Just as Ioiik as
likely te have!
you are willing'
to monkey with
u..ii-.ii.n.i,..t r...
nostrums. As i
rule, wiih only
rr. . v.-ei.i ions r.si.i ,.ni of v..,.e
MCwX OOUGW I oUST WOOKEO
IM OnJ A LOC DiSTAmCE WMsC
amD meacd tuiS Guy awtmomv Buv
3 ooo 6waei or u & BPASS FloomOQiES
AT L5 KJO VOU BOY 3.000 SHARES
ON MftBiiM AMD NlAlrE.SOui?6CLf"--'
SUCkts a DAY
OREfiOX, SATURDAY,
Ql'ITE JtlUHT.
lug to mislead some one.
V-ry Kxpeitolvu Toy.
I notice you make a distinc
tion between "violet ray" and
"ultra violet ray." Do you mean
that the violet ray Is worthless,
- applied to biUd patchen on the
Htul)? Marvelous benrflta are
. Uv nillkpra ,lf
a Ib'ej'vlolgt ray machine. .
It. J. H.
AnHwer Yes, I consider so-
culled "violet ray" treatment us
worthless. It should not be con
fused with ultraviolet light, which
isn't violet at all but colorless as
Hunllght. Ultraviolet light is a
valuable remedy in certain enses
of baldness, falling hair, and the
like. Hut It is unsafe, except in
the hands of a physician. I should
warn readers against the insidious
commercial appeal made thru the
columns of some of our most
pretentious "health" magazines,
(.old KutliiM Skin.
"What is the cause of the black
ening of my fingers by white "or
green gold rings? I am told
it Indicates ur.e acid or some
Much poison In my system. . .
k. a. J.
Answer M. Told is even more
Imaginative than her brother lien,
Tho base metal In tho, gold alloy
How long should 1 keep my
,.h
thi
ild from playing with a child
nt hnd the measles? -Is measle0
Ullle Co.)
I like Lafe Bud 'cause he's alls
so original an amcrcni. I uaj nc
said he d jest grabbed a position,
Instead o' sayin' he'd accepted it.
How's it come, how's it happen,
why Is it, that only Democratic
candidates are ever asked how wet
or dry they are?
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(Continued from fage One)
wave started and financed by tho
uooiieg iiiuumi y wus mil eAie-iru
by those whose well meant efforts
lor prohibition establish the uoot
le.;gers on a $i.0o,00ft,000 a year ba
sis. This year leads all others in steel
production, und this month sur
passes any preceding April. Gigan
tic is the steel business, nobody
knows how far it will go. It you
have stock in
good steel com-
pany. keep it. Hut don't Bumble
jn steel, and remember the late
- judt:e Gary's statement to this
i writer, "United States Steel can
sell nt a nrollt below the nroduc-
titilt cost of our competitors."
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This country is Riuditally Kettiin
rid of Its gigantic gold accumula -
iinn that worried our dear friends
in Kumpe. They felt sure wo had
ion much gold, and uro now help-
i (Copyright John V
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MO '. MEVEC GE.T Om A'mO-.jW tiAS,
BOSIfJ&Si lUViJ, A Vli LXC
BuYirv)6 A PaQACWUTE ftTt-l AGuP
CNMTEC TWAT ir IT DONfT v.Q S'JO 1AM
SRIMG IT BACkT . Wi-Jt I WA, A
KID I MEV'EO TRiEO TO '-EC uowCuoa:
I C0OL0 tKCZZ TO TvuiJ Ct V.V.T.40UT TCL'-WsJ-
IN . I Ptav SuiiiE TM1V6&
.MAKE. T 60 FAiT Q'JT VOt-
APRTL 23, 1023.
Rippling
s
- (By WaJt Maura)
8AFE DRIVING
At every instant, while you
drive, you should be wakeful
and alert, your faculties should
be alive, or you are likely to be
hurt. You know you are a care
ful man. to careless ones you
give the lash; you boast that
you have tooled your van for
niauy years without a smash.
And then you turn around to
say to someone in the rearmost
seat, that it's a large and Juicy
day, that It's a solace and a
treat; your eyes, no longer on
the road, but fastened on your
backseat friend, don't see the
dray with heavy load of cord
wood coming round the bend.
Vou wake up on a Bnowy cot
where nurses feed you mushy
chow, and .poultices, all steamt
in.; bot, are deftly placed, upon
your brow.- The doctor whis
pers in your ear that the dis
aster was complete, but in
eight months, perhaps a year,
he hopes to have you on your
feet. And meanwhile there are
warrants out, and there Is Hall
fax to pay; it seems you maim
ed the worthy scout who had
the cordwood on tho dray. When
you've recovered from your
wounds, from helplessness which
now prevails, you'll have to
make the dismal rounds of city
courts and city jails. Ah, many
a wight has wakened thus to
misery, expense ord pain, who
boasted that he drove his bus
in manner strictly safe and
sane. For Just an Instant he
forgot the needful vigilance,
and io, he woke upon a snowy
cot, the surgeon sawing off his
toe. For just an instant, a he
drove, he-turned aside his eager
gaze, to point out an historic
grovo where men were lynched
In olden days; then he awoke to
strange alarms, to whitewashed
wards . whero surgeons stood,
and said they'd try to save his
arms, and fitted him with legs
of wood.
drew 157,007,140 sold from us,and
Italy Jti.000.000.
Nothing to worry about, for the
President, advised by Mr. Mellon,
will know how to keep all the gold
we really need.
EN.'
CHICAGO, April 2S. UP) A
man and a boy were found dead
by hanging hi a cemetery at River
Grove yesterday. A note, unsign
ed, said that the writer had been
unable to find work.
The man was about 3S years
old and his body was found hang
inir from a tree. At his feet was
the body of a five-year-old boy.
who apparently had been hanged i
nnd then cut down. I
"I am taking the one I love
best in this world with me," said
the note. - , i
HELD STUDY TOPIC
CHICAGO, April 2S. P Sex
education and its relation to com
munity health are regarded as
topics for study by the National
League of Women Voters today.
The social hygiene committee of
the league asked the uddition of
the sex question to the league's
national problem.
The "In me duck" constitutional
amendment proposal and farm re
lief legislation also were regarded
as topics for study.
OREGON CITV. Ore., Apr. 27-.
(fii) Plunged into the Willamette
river near Jennings Lodge Into yes
terday when a rowbooat filled with
water. Earl Simons, 4U. was drown-
ed. Hay York was rescued. The;
prow of the boat was pulled under i
water as the men, who were fish-
j inc tried t pull in a heavy anchor.
.
WASHINGTON. April 2S. (PI
Secretary Hoover would be asKett
j to submit a report to the senate
1 en the effects and causes of d f-
Terences In railroad rates on ' a-
1 nailhin and American wheat under
a resolution introduced today by
ViS Wtb e-C
Rhyme
SEX EDUCATION IS
i
OWL - I LlSTNtO tO ! TIN -..M '':
TV-US is f.b
ASNV.LX O' iLL
lt-,- : .
- MjU CAM T
LAST L0M6LX
DAUGHTER GIVEN
BRIGHAM WEALTHjPHOTO OF
BY COURT RULING;
from S50.0U0 to S75.000.
Mrs. Wadsworth is the daughter
of Brigham by a common law
marriage and his only child. His
will did not mention her and at
tempted to leave tho estate to
other relatives.
The opinion holds that she Is his
legitimate daughter by reasons of
an act of tho 192P .eglslaturtt
which says:
"In case a man and a woman,
not otherwise married heretofore,
shall have cohabited in the stnte
of Oregon as husband and wife for
over one year and children shall
be living as a result of such union,
said cohabitation, if children are
living, is hereby declared to con
stitute a valid marringe and the
children born after the beginning
j of said cohabitation are hereby de
clared to be the legitimate off
spring of marrluge."
The opinion was written by Jus
tice Mcllride. The petition was on
re-hearing and adheres to former
opinion, which reverses Judge Taz-
well of the local court for Multno
i mah county.
i
OF OIL
WASHINGTON', April 28
Testimony given by Robert V.
Stewart before the senate Teapot
Dome committee was certified to
day by the senate to tho district
attorney for the District of Colum
bia for study nnd to determine
whether perjury charges shall be
made.
Tho senate declared that It in
sisted upon "the prosecution of
Robert W. .Stewart' under the in
dlstment. Approval of two resolutions was
given after more than an hour of
debate, the result being the
amendment of both of tthe resolu
tions as thoy camo from the. cum
nittto. FOR CONGRESS
mm
. 3jr.
5$
James W. Mott
'A Brilliant and Resourceful Leg
islator." Oregon Voter.
Representative in the Legisla
ture fi-om Clatsop County since
l'JUIl.
Author of the Law Abolishing
j Fish Wheels, the Astoria Fire
Relief Law twluch carried the larg
est appropriation ever granted by
any State to a municipality) the
Repeal of the Anti-Trolllng Acts,
and many other well-known laws
of vital importance to this District
and the State. '
A record of Active. Constructive
Accomplishment. An ex-Service
man.
He knows what his constituents
are entitled to and he knows how
to Ret it. HIS ELECTION MEANS
ACTIVE REPRESENTATION IN
, tununcsa.
laid aih. tor .Mon tor loncresa
By SOL HESS
Te t "-.b Ic '.j I 'T i
SALEM, Ore., A
the s nd time in
held today th M s Merce - precision was given last night
Wadnwonh of The Dalles Is the J K Seashore of thd
sole heir to the valuable estate of . vnlversity of Iowa, in the con
John nrighain, consisting of Purl. . di i(.clure of the annual meet
lund business property valued ut ( t.a .,,,.,.,,. Academv tf
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Covaj'A -CrSSbvO0 ,f COMVENTION - NO.i
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1SCIENCE EVOLVES
AT T
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WASHINGTON, April (P
KorlA demonstration that the singing
rll 28. U or wen us lne singer can be photu
e supreme cout . measured with scien-
1IIK Ul lv
Sciences. -
In photographing the sonK or
Instrumental music, Dr. Hcashoro
explained, a beam of light is re
flected Into the camera from a sen
sitive membrino which vibrates as
he sound waves strike It. The
light, moving back and forth ncross
the moving film produces a zlp-
jag r cord which shows every vari
ation within one-thouandth of a
second. Hy analyzing theso varlw
ntlons and plotting them on a chart
representing the musical scales, It
Is possible to present a graphic
and readily understandable record
of what actually happened.
Political Announcements
. fob sirrcnii-'K
1 am a candidate for the repub
nan nomination for sheriff, pr.
nury May 18 CHAS. 15. STACY.
May 17.
I am a candidate for republican
nomination for Sheriff at the MnJ
,-irlrnurieB. I have had exper.ancl
In both tax and criminal depart-n-nty
and prumise efficient anl
.'Conomlcal service.
Mv 17 GUO B. ALDEN
. m'Ntv :i.i:ith
.(,. i nuirtltlute for republics!
..million for county clerk; prom
inn personal attention, economy
irt'l .nurteyy O. R. CAftTRR.
Vrty !7 Ta.n'.
I. am a candidate for the nomi
nation as County Clerk on the Re
nublimn ticket.
May 17 A J CROSS
I hereby announce my candidacj
or the repuliliciin nomination fot
t'ounty Clerk.
. CIIKSTKU PARIvEU
May 17.
I hereby announce my candidacj
for the Republican nomination fol
County Clerk for a second term,
DKLILJA STKVENS MEYER.
May 11
SCHOOL StTKUIXTENDENT
um a candidate for the re
publican nomination for school
superintendent. V. A. DAVIS.
Mcdford, May 17.
I am a candidate for tho Repub.
lican nomination for county su
perintendent. G. W. MILAM.
May 17
COUNTY COMM ISSIONKR
I am a candidate for re-nomina
tion on the republican ticket foi
County Commissioner. If nomi
nated nnd elected I will continue
to do my best to give the peouM
an economical business ad minis
tratlon. VICTOR HURSELL.
May 17
I nm a candidate for the office
of county commissioner, subject to
the will of the republitan party at
the May primary. J. G. LOVE.
Snowy Butte Orchard. Central Pt.
DISTRH T t TTO 1 1 X E Y
I am a candidate for renomina
tion in the Republican primaries.
May ISth. I stand pledged to
guard the taxpayers from long,
unnecessary, expensive trials or
Investigations by securing pleas ot
guilty and speedy convictions.
In 1927 I handled 43S criminal
cases, secured 7 convictions from S
trials and 430 pleas of gulitv.
ONE GOOD TERM DESERVES
ANOTHER.
NEWTON C. CHANEY.
Mnv 17.
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