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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOTTH MEDFORD JlAlL TRIBUNE Daily, Sunday, WMkly IMililiklted by tlie MEDFORD I'HINTINU CO. 18-27-28 N. Fir Kt. Phone 76 HOHKItT W. JtMHL, Kditor 8. RUMlTKH SMITH, Manager An Independent NewBpipvr - Entered M second class matter at Med ford, Oregon, under Art of Murtli 8, 187tf. RUBSCkllTlOX KATES By Mail In Admiiw; Dully, with Sunday, year Daily, with Sunday, month.... . Duily, without Sunday, year. . . Daily, without Sunday, month.. Weekly Mull Tribune, one year. T. SO .76 0.;,0 .63 9 (111 2.00 I By Carrier, in Advance In Medford, Asli land, Jaikionvillt, central 1'oint, Phoenix, Talent, Gold Hill and on Highway: i i 'Dully, with Sunday, month I .73 i .'Daily, without Sunday, rriontl .Oii Dally, without Sunday, One year... 7.00 . Dally, with Sunday, one year 8.00 All termi, citttu in advance. MEMIIKR Or' TUB ASSOCIATED I'HKSS ; Heceivbig Kull Leased Wire Service Only paper in tity or county receiving ncjwH by tekirraph. The Atiswiuted Press Is exclusively en titled to the use for republication of all vi).w dispatches credited lo it or oiherwiHe . credited in thin paper, and aUo to the local news published htri-i. All r I (lits for republication of special dis patches herein are aUo nut-m-d. Sworn dally average .circulation for six .months ending April 1, 1U2H, 4f32. Official paper of the City of Med ford. ' Official paper of Jackson Count?. Advertising Hi-prewntiitiveit ; - M. C. MUCKNSK.V A COMPANY Oflices in New York, ChlniKo. Detroit, 6:. Francisco, Los Ang''les, Seattle, J'ort ' Und. Ye Smudge Pot ' Bj Arthur Pcrrj " -The .parade was a fizzle, oh no 'MUh raced up and down the line of mure ft, nor through It at the f'i;osH streets. I'ansieH meekest of the flowers nre blooming in front yurds. Once n lady poured a bum batch of home brew on a bed of pansies. "and the next morning they were tiger IUIph. , The chief Justice of our supreme court tried to flatten a 1'nrtlftnd ' lawyer with his fiHts yesterday. A chief jusitce should never raiHP his i.fist against a lawyer, lie should have a club handy. - P, .'','r.7N UHHCM 1 t . (HP. Kxamiiicr) ' , It is as you say for every " ono to observe the law, und if . the people would stop drink ing, I am sure it would not lie long before the bootleggers, would be put out of business. This community, which holds tho world'i record for beconilnfi: overheated over nothing, i koUIiik .reiidy to boll. Dieting Indies tiro Hhying up to scales and finding them veyy In accurate. A ludy eunnot cut spin ach ul! week and a. hum on.Kun dny, and not havo her cfi'urlH go to wniftt. ' '' 'John Saturu, X, led the Wnsh , i'ngton school in the paratie yes i Uerday. He refused an offer to trade places .with (len. Pershing ' and tho Mikado of Japan, Master Saturu put ono foot in front of the other In a dignified and business like manner. Tom liarflis from Marslifield is I in town calling on his many , friends. Mr. Dardis married Stella Voffmun, a Cottage drove girl. (Kugene (J.u a rd.) Interesting ' data, but why mention It? .. Cats, jackrabbiiH ti n d Nenile roosters havo boon strewn along the highways and byways tho past ' week by nutolsts training for loco motives at a crossing. Count Jveyserling, n (1 e r m a n philosopher, has gone home. He fore departing he slated that "Americans, as yet, were not ra , tlonal thinkers," This seems a ' trifle rough ut first thought, but , he was here two months and de livered many lectures at the rate of H500 per lecture. i.Tennls Is upon up nmiln. Many young ladles who are too frail to Wanh tho dishes for their Maw, tire adept at this iimut strenuous ul' games. It given litem poise and strengthens the wrist. r Female hair is being cut short. Mahy of the girls report it makes them feel liko they were all face. Several husbands have lumbago , and neuralgia, as the womenfolks ., uro, going to start cleaning house V ne Vt week, smudge or no smudge. 'More fearless domestic slackers .stienk out of their duty by dis playing their temper and leaving the house in a huff, to return when the day Is done. The low ( down brutes will resort to any j.itiktillduggery they can think of to ' -get out of housecleaning. This Is . a pfretiy state of affairs. Not even J'K'andldates for offices, now break ing out with the main ennobling final Hies and angelic virtues ami high praise from his lodge, will go ' ftwir a carpet that needs a good ' thumping. -y NEW YORK, May 5. (P) The -.-Jie' York World-.wnl.iy. In the V place m.uully occupied by the cnl--'-umn "It Seems To Me," written "' by Ileywood Broun, carries the .. following announcement : m - "Tho World bus decided to dls 'pensn with tho services of ll.y .0. Wood Ilroun. His disloyalty to bis pnper ninkes any further associa tion impossible." i Broun, In an nrlicio in tno cur rent Nntlonn, a liberal weekly to which ho Is a regular contributor, , criticises tho World for what, In his- opinion, are Its shortcomings. . At tho height of tho Hacco-Vnn-rettl trouble last fall tho World YvfyKKi to print nn article of Jlroun's on the rnsc. V'or a time .. Jils column did not appear iL the $aper. i NO NEED TO HOLD CONVENTIONS THIS YEAR AOKKA'P ileal of money, and more perspiration, could In' saved if the Democratic and Republican conventions were called off and Messrs. Smith und Hoover declared nominated by acclamation. The retirement of Senator Walsh, with the judicious declara tion that nothing can be done to prevent the New York gov ernor's nomination, makes Smith's victory as certain as anything in polities can be. j ne recent victories 01 moover, in unio and .Massachusetts, ; followed by his tremendous vote L'tali, and his certain triumph in this state, renders his nomina tion at Kansas City equally certain. As n result, both conventions are to be rather dull affairs, merely matters of form; as far as the ultimate results are con cerned, but such is the force of political habit, there is no chance of common sense overcoming the partisan tradition, and the usuul ballyhoos will he staged at Kansas City and Houston) a scheduled. However, those people who wish to take an active part in what, promises to be one of the most exciting presidential cam paigns in recent history, can now make definite plans. This much is certain. The nominees this year will both be men of unusual ability, and well qualified by training and character to administer the affairs of this nation. .Mr. Hoover is one of America s most distinguished citizens, favorably known in every country in the world, with an u, mished record of distinguished iH'complislinuMil , since his first ciilnmcp into imh- i l ; j ' (lovcrnor Smith is not so state; his knowledge and experience in world affairs is limited hut that he is a ntantf excellent, istrative ability, even his political enemies concede. So it can. at least, be assured, whatever the final result in November, that, no "second rater" will reside, in tho White House the next four yearn. As the campaign promises to be unusually bitter and hysterical, as far as the voters are concerned, but that, the two nominees themselves will keep their heads, and preserve their dignity, can be regarded as pertain. QUILL "All fear is based on ignorance, makes people fear a mule's hi ml legs i ..... Shantung has been captured, again, apparently being at last in the hopeless grip of habit. If the marines are. jobless after the Xicaraguan election, they can help tho government meddle some here at home. How words are changed by 1he centuries: Take tho meta morphosis of Caesar for example: Caesar, (V.ar, Kaiser, Duce. It is suggested that island possessions be given modern names. Think of calling the Virgin Islands the Flapper Islands. A village is a place where seven flivver coupes in front of a house at 10 p. m. mean the teachers board there. It. is possible to overdo anything, even doing without. Tho Kivat proolem of distribution, mid the other 1ms the troubled waters, for You ean say one courage to start soniethin 111 Americanism : A you re nlraid he 11 think- you what you want. A partisan is a man who thinks you arc against him unless yon are as unreasonable as he is. Three stages of man's development: Knows nothing nnd believes everything; knows a little and doubts everything; knows much and again believes. A ship from Soulli America brought L'l sloths last w evidently not aware that the cross-word epidemic is over. Your method of child-training you weren't far wrong if she is e student ot mankind ix . , . . . vnswei i no noi know wneuu'rij,0 Anybody can fly safe- how much the ignorant know, and ('.!) how little the learned there is any formal statuie Rv-!ly who ci,ooses' to everclse corn know, (crning this, but It is cruel. ln-'r;ion sonso. deed to subject children to such I 4 . ja danger. For the sake or thel Ctiaii'.poeg- Mecllng Today. TI' nil i.Iini i-i.t ) ii ,,.,, I'., .1 1 ... 11 1 i t children can't you complain to SAI.KM. Ore.. May 5. Pl The " ....... in. 1 in ii,mu 1 nil I" ill'i,,,1(. health department? Some-1 smokers could gel a light that wav and unit askinir for a match, .thing should be done to save the; t OI'l'CCl tins sentence: I reel. sentence : lings," said banker, imh THE NEBB Tick-Tick I'D Like, to know wmat my Stock is, Doiuti tooav I'D LIKE. TO As) ECGE TO GO UP TO ANTV40NV" GOOM AMD TAKE A PCE"K W ATTUETWCKES m TEDFonn iixrn in California, his victory in ; well known, outside of Ii is own I character, and genuine admin bel'oi predicted in this column,!1"1 practicing, responsible for. POINTS Tluit. i'car isn't what One party has the oil. ' mi earlhqnake. Jt has a lot of .. the Jfalkatls. t j eeentini what the salesman otters, because n hick if you insist on cttuit: mav 1VC been imperfect, but fifteen am likes to spin tops. astonished In- twi tl,m,.w. fill , liate to bother vim nlmiit kiii-Ii ...ii 11. in- via mic lUM ween. T 7uovt do vou no ? i'MN?veeYTutM(i 'tuims JcicciirN. - i '. I I nn . ... .,. . It ai , o,. ? . It tA-'I 1UUC UUNLM V3 tt.U "iltV-t f . I lKVlt-TsJ V ICJM t vol TCj ILlTVLt. rOtClUNL f1 J WAb D&LAVCD MR . MEB8 TWIMK TUEY CAW SEMO TEA-LEO - FOR.TUMC To TWE GOOD TiUAT MAKE4. ME I . - I i. . ' 1 -' - wu a UUIC I K.N IVir I 1 -NJ . I 1-13. VJ t I UIMI I A'SAV.Qov v-vr; rt.tuia Wry 1 3V WteE. T'S J tJUST WomDEC AT IT .. WASTUt&TMVtviS. BEEJfGOv)G ONT iwTuoMv. ,rc ' L T K WOtoDCtaruL rv-uvi-r.cTiMTeDccTTT) amI-i mf. L.DOKtNAi', rtir-njr who- l KtTtMiYt)UbT(.lLLVU 11,1 ,. ( UQVO f Ot-MTLL-NHL . FROM WWJ VamAT'6 TMC MATTEL I JrV J ) Vn3 077 MAVE. GOT A PCkRTNEfiJ y?m trtbtote, medford, Personal Health .Service . , By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D. Signed letter Draining to personal health arid hygiene, not to dilate diajjjnotii or treatment, v ill be atiawered by Dr. Drutty if atampd, rlf-.ddised envelop, ii enclosed. Letter aiiould be brief and written In ink. Owing to the large number of letters re ceived, only t few can be answered hew." No reply can be mad to queries not conform ing to Instructions. Address Dr. William Brady, iu care of this uewspaper. THIS .SAl'FHKHAr'j' Before we thrust & fork Into it. r',....u. ..nnti,a tit'., t ntn i.i.....i .. ...,.. ,.,r i ,..... shape or mnn-j nrr. I den't like; ,,h'd.r."n.d. ,I!....rt;.'. hernia, region wKh drink ft nor try to rub it iu thru my pores, an ho in e sauerkraut trnvunU w ould have us do. Sly only regret in that I can't come out plainly and frankly and way Hint sauerkraut dlHagrec with me, oecaune unr fortunately I have (jono on to the effect that nothing ever j cUh green with anybody. Jlut at j that, 1 can dispose of a Hnifter of j Kauerkraut with as much impu-j nlty as any honenst laborer, when I I am working. That in to say, I the stuff doesn't invariably give ! me discomfort around tho Mel-1 'ns. tho it generally does, 'J,1 f'w Z lMmhiy, March ia l rendered hero n pneiin to rnlilmge. told the world then, and I still be- lievo, that n. cabbage a day keeps ! tile dentist away. Hut I was talk ing about fresh raw cabbage, of course. Not the remains of cab bage after it has undergone fer mentation, and lactic fermenta tion at that the very kind that the old-time dentists believed, and what a lot of old timers are ploded, even tho the news of tho catast rophe has not yet pene trated the ranks of the profes sion. The sauerkraut people deserve jio credit nt all for supplying the trade wth tho staple.. That's just plain business, and- the man who Imagines tho present factory product is better than the kind mother or grandma used to make is a credulous goof indeed. On the other hand, the wiuerkraut people cannot be censored for their aggressiveness and their vig orous advertising campaign. Ad vertising is the life of business or trade, and if your own cus tomers will not advertise you suf ficiently (as do ours in tho medi cal field), why, you've got to go out Into the market place and cry your wares or your worth your-' pelf, as the banks, churches and other lines of business do. If we physicians of the exclusive regu lar school are sufficiently adver tised by our title and our pleased patrons, it would surejy he untuno i or us to raise a superciliary brow at the raucous shouts of our neighbors in pursuit of trade. Nevertheless, it is high time that some voice, authorized or not, be raised in behalf- of th' medical profession and the health profession in protest against the absurd lengths to which this sau erkraut propaganda goes. 1 ven ture to double in the role of the voire. We have held no conclave or conference about it. but I just take it upon myself to say I hat sauerkraut, a wholesome i enough delicacy If you like the j?tuf,f; is " n,orp ,,UIlf"1 healing than sour milk, if you hike milk sour. Neither is th- juice or extract, nor poultice, nor compound tablets, nor other "per- fetted" liliidtict or derivative nl' auerknuit of any more values uhi ( renu-oy man me ennoage irnmt wnn ii it pi vMiniaoiy sprang. on vSTIOXS AM) .WSWF.IIS. The Appn'ntloc Simp. Pbae reeomnvnd a good baby clinic .Mrs. .1. !:. II. Answer I cinnoi rt-ronimen,! Mi h .-hops, that is for the best interest of the baby. If you ran not pay for medical advice, the 1.--MUI dociur in your ncighhtii hood will lake care of the babies, all riKhl- Cruelty to Children. A member of the household has advanced tuberculosis. IJ o e t o r. hospital physician and health board have ordered thai no chil- Ulren be permitted in patient s , rotim. I'.ut another member of jibe family Insists there is no dan i ger ami takes young chiiilren to ' , . visit patient. K. (,. A. (children. I llenila. 1 ' there any siiecessfi.il way to. .-.ti.w-i'' It has loped within! oreoon - . Saturday, MISI-MOUM ATIOV. ta few months. A doctor in i ehtitns tu cure hv in t.tlnir modi cine wnn a neeoie J: It. D. Answer Jn pome aaeH cure may he obtained from regular cure ror c-statoiKnea nt-rnm m ieinn over & years oi hrp. ii would be unfortunate for the pa tient to fall into the hands of the quack who Malms to cure hernia by injection, I nm sure no one who knows the nature of hernia and the effects of irritants iniectcd Into the tissues can con- Hliler such treatment seriously. " h sonic unrelated organic uiseusu, operation is really safer for him than is any makeshift. ! IFypotlieliciil. ' ' Let us assume that a, tumor' the size of a marble is felt in tho breast. (1) Jlow long before, this will require attention? (2) Does a woman suffer pain or dis-j comfort from a tumor? (3) Can, tumor bo dissolved . , ? Mrs. fi. T. j Ansiver Let us not assume any- thing. Any womnn who finds a lump in the breast should not worry, but go to her physician for examination and advice. (Copyright John F. Dillc Co.) Barclay l.lrlidcr vu married) again yesterday without (akin' Jtls hands cut his pockets he's been stung so otter. 1 should think: an nvi;itor's wlU would feel so tern- (Knaiy. Brisbane's Today (Continued from Page One) giatulated. A good time to pay debts is when you have the money. Kdsel Ford, president of the Ford company, announces organization of a SlO.ouO.oiii) credit bureau, to handle customers' purchases of cars on installments. Financing and regulating; the time purchase of automobiles by Oeneral .Motors and others havo greatly mimuWited the automobile industry. N((.k Vian.,( onoe a choir hoy turned murderer ut 10. helped to kill a man and steal SS from him. Uefore he was handed, his mother took Nick's in-yeur-old brother. Paul, to see him in prison. Paul promised "1 will always be good." ! The "kid brother" remembered i that trip to the death house when ihe was sentenced last Wednesday j to life for holding up a street cur I conductor und stealing; .$S.22. Human beings rarely lentil from any experience except their own. Sir Samuel lloure. llrltish air secretary, announces a "weekly air service between Ixmdon and India soon. Van Lear lUask, of Baltimore, hires an air taxtcnb and will fly 40.000 miles from Britain to South Africa, China und Japan. Two 1I- I lots, n mechanic nnd a valet will annual Founders' day celebration will be held today at historic cham- poeg, scene of the establishment 1 ttt neovlsinnnl p-nvei-n mnit In Ore gon. Among the speakers will be State Treasurer T. I!. Kay und Mil inn A. Miller of Portland. c ' kV may 5, 1928. Rippling Rhymes (By Want MmmI MORE TAXFS We lately paid our Income taxes, which filled our bosoms with despair; and nnw, with brws like bnttle-nxes, we look ahead to' further ' chr. Our bunk accounts look small and nikly when Uncle Sum has had his own; the city treasurer will quickly demand from us tho buck und bone. Tho city ohce was somewhat modest, it let us down without a Jar. and wo could truly smile our broadest when we paid up tho tax ut par, l!ut every year the tux gpes higher till It s become a .griev ous loiul; and ruin's ever draw ing nigher as we go weaving up the road. The tax collector has no money, he's always calling for the dough: and we. who once were fat and pursy, grow pale and haggard In our woe. The state and . county will be culling for ample bundles pretty soon, and wearily we will go crawling to pay the thaler and doubloon. The state and county once were, showing considera tion to all hands, and .cheerily they saw us going to meet their moderate demands. Hut higher those demands are flying with every year that pusses on: to pay the tax we go a-slghing, and put our Sunday .clothes in pawn. The man whlj pays, his divers taxes has little money left to blow; he gets behind It' he relnxes for just n half a day or so. Jle has to hump on every sector, he , has to hustle night and day, If he would pay the lax collector and make tho sheriff keep away. Yet he is called a tightwad c r 1 1 1 e rfc a piker and an also ran, a yellow miser and a quitter, if he won't give to every man,. A thousand people are beseeching for princely gifts for this utitfthnt, for fat donations t h e y.; are reaching, they never cease to pass the hnt. '. When,- crljipled by the tax coUeelor, we.;flrmly bid. them hold their peace; they will denounce us to the rector, and to the captain of police. - .Livestock. PORTLAND. Ore., May Receipts: One ear of 5. VP) mixed stock hilled through. Total for week: (Approximate) Cattle, 1R20; calves 175; hogs' llSltO; sheep, 4585. CATTLE Compared with a week ago: Mostly around steady with spots 25c higher on steers and she stock and 115 to 50c lower on calves and vealers; bulk bet tor grade steers, $11.5012.50; others down to $10; desirable she' stock mostly $U 10.50; othera down to $10; desirable she stock mostly $9 10.50. Including good California grass cows -at $9.50fTi) 9.75; medium to lower grade she stock, $8.75 down; low cutters down to $5; desirable vealers mostly $12l?i:i:l; calves, $G.60S9. HOGS Compared with a week ago: Butcher classes steady to weak. Light butchers closed 15c lower; feeder pigs. 25c higher: bulk light butchers $10.05 e 11 ; a few to shippers Monday at $10: nothing over $10.85 at the close. Heavies und underweights, $10.50 down: extreme heavies $9.50; packing sows, $8 9 8.50; mostly $8 after Wednesday; feeder pigs, $910 with nothing over $9.50 nt week-end. SHEEP Aged sheep closed steady with n week ago. Ivimbs and spring lambs, 25 to 50c lower, good to choice spring lambs $14.50 fi?15; mostly $14.50 at tho close; old crop shorn lambs, $13 down: weighty shorn yearlings, $11.50: shorn ewes mostly $7.50 down; four doubles of outstanding qual ity Monday at $8.50 averaged around 108 lbs.; good wooled ewes, $S'fS.50. Produce. PORTLAND, Ore., May 5. (VP) Wholesale prices: Butter steady.! Portland dairy exchange net wholesale prices: Cubes, extras, 41c; standards, 39teo; prime firsts 39e; firsts, 38 tic. Cream ery prices: Prints, 3c over cube standards. KtiOS Steady.. Fresh standard extras, 25c; fresh standard firsts, 24c: fresh medium extras, HSc; fresh medium firsts. 211,.c: prices to retailers 2c over exchange prices. . Association selling prices; Kxtrus, 2'!c; firsts, 25c; medium, 24c; undersized, 20c. ! NL'TS Steady. Walnuts, 16i? -i THE MARKETS j KAtefe vr a Great Nl ( ClGWT- To TUE OoM ? 7c: almonds. S028c; peanuts, ilOtftllc; -pecans, ISi&42c. HAY Steady. Buying prices: I Eastern Oregon timothy, $20.50 i,21- valley, I19W1S.50; alfalfa. :tiswl9.50; "oat hay, 'straw, $14.50 per ten. i prices $2 a ton more, i Cascara bark sti-ady. Belling lb. Oregon grape root. 16 4c. ! Hops steady.. 1S27. 2H4&2JC !l92 crop, 17'4aiSe contract; fucirles. 20. llirts In the farmer milk lower. Itaw milk (4 l)el'wll be returned to onrh bona fide cent) $2.:10 ewt., f. o. b., Port-: ij,i(i(.r w ho returns ilu- plans und lam. : j specifications. - The work to be HL'TTEHFAT Steady. 40c sta- done is the excavation utui back- , jle track- 4:li544o f. o. l)..'filling of the trench, also the , Portland. I'Ol'LTnY Steady. Heavy liens 24e- light, 151i20c; broilers, it (5 35c- l'ekin. w hite ducks, 27c: colored nominal; turkeys, alive 251i12 7c. ' - Onions steady, local, $1.75 2.25 per ewt. Potatoes steady,. 75c 1.25 sack. WOOL Steady. Kastern Ore gon. 33.W 40c; valley medium, 43c; coarse, , :mc. MOHAIli Long staple. 05c; do short, 38450; burry, 17e; kid, 75c. . j ' Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore.. May 5. (iP) 1 Wheat: IIPIl hard while, $1.03; Jsoft white, $1.60; western white, j $1-49; hard winter, western red, J S 1 . 3 f i ; northern spring, SI. 40. Onts No. 2. 311-Hi. white feed, ; $4(1.50. Today's car receipts Wheat, : 20; flour, 12; corn, ti; oats, 1. IllKterfnt SAN FRANCISCO, May ft. WP) -flutter f. o. b. Sun Francisco, 54c k ; ' Rogue River Academy Notes 1 April, 22-28, was spring, week of prayer, at Rogue Hlver academy. 1 Pastor J. I M.cConaughey of Walla ; Walla, Wash., gave a series of tie' ! votlonal' talks at chapel hour (lur- Ing the weok. Nearly all the stu j dents renewed their consecration to ! the Lord Jesils Christ. Mr. MB- Conaughey held evening services 1 in. the Seventh Day Adventlst i church -In Medford. I .Prol'.'A. W. Peterson, educational !, secretary Of the Seventh Uuy Ad- ventist schools in the northwest, spent the week end with the acad emy. . Miss Ina Dement of Myrtle Creek was a visitor at the home of her aunt, Mrs. L. L. Bunch. . Fifth period examinations are over. The following Is a list of honor students: Alva Downs, Lou isa Downs, Minnie ' Bunch, Josio Jenks, Mildred Robinson, Oma Fow ler, Hazel Jenkins, Earl Clymer, Oliver lljornson. The last two men tioned tire tukins part work only. All these are not below grade 2 In any subject. Louisa Downs lias the distinction of being tho only extra honor student. She lias grade 1 in every subject. Families continue to write of their decision to move to this val ley for the purpose of having their children attend Rogue River acad emy, lxist week's mail brought let ters from. .Michigan, California, Montana and Washington, Charlie Chaplin In "The Circus" ' Peanuts, sawdust, pink lemonade, clowns, tigers, ..elephants, roaring lions, acrobats, wire walkers and Charlie Chaplin 1n his brand new comedy, will' all .be at .the .illalto theatre .tomorrow. It was written, directed and produced by Charlie Chaplin. Charlie plays a wandering lad who is mixed up in a series of hi larious ..adventures, chases, argu ments and ovations that land him In "The Circus" as a very fine fellow. M'erna Kennedy, with red hair and Just five feet two, with eyes of blue, is hl3 lending lady. Chaplin himself announced dur ing production of "The Circus," which was made at his own studio in Holly wood,, that his new picture would he "a low brow comedy for high brows." Heath's " Drug Store ; Across from Nash Hotel' ' '-''' ' Ptione 884 r By SOL HESS c-djiBialii VT TOLD MY POOTUr AiL3 ANOTWEC UUMCreeO E0C'(. 9 GOOD Tr-iAT MAE4) ME I fl'n J' I. llli. llll ! 15 4 V' f"J?J.' mothST JB jifeif. i:-jn$ai Jul hxrrKx:arMril . A' SaaS tMTWiCCLEAS -WOW LOM6 WASTUt&TMUviS. BEtJfGOvMi OM AMD ME UOOKltOcSOUTTVtEWlcJ- CjEMTLENtCM . TCOM MOW Notice to Contractors Sledford. Oregon. Ap-i; U', !'J28. Notice of Bids Notice Is hereby given that bids, are now called for the laying of cast Iron water main ii oilumlius -Avenea from - West Holly Street north to West Jack son Street. The plans nnd specifi cations can ho seen at the office of the Water Commission, It Vet Jackson Ktreet. Medford, Oregon. Copies can he obtained from the Kngineer of the Water Commis sion, a West Jackson Street. Med ford. Oregon, upon thp receipt of u deposit of ten (10) dollars, which placing of the cast Iron pipe. All pipe and fittings are to be fur nished by the city. The length of the pipe required is six hundred thirly-seven (ti87) linear feel of six-inch pipe. The Water Commission will re ceive sealed proposals therefor, und the proposals will be opened at the office of the Water Commis sion, 1) West Jackson Street, Med ford, Oregon, on May 7, J1I2S, at 8 o'clock p. m. Kaeh - bid must be accom panied by a certified cheek or bid bond of not less than five (5) per cent of the amount of the bid. The right Is reserved to reject any or all proposals, to accept the pro posal submitted by any bidder, and to waive .technical defects as tho Interest of the city may require. WATlOlt COMMISSION, CITY OF MIC UFO III). liy E. C. O ADDIS. Vice Chairman. By M. L. ALFORD. City Recorder. Apr28Mny5 Political Announcements POll SI1EHIFF I nm a candidate for the repub llcan nomination for sheriff, prl. mary May 18. CHAS. D. STACY, ' , May 17. I am a candidate for republican nomination for Sheriff nt tho Ma primaries. . I have had cxpcrltncf In both, tax and Criminal depart, ments and promise efficient an economical service. May 17. OlSO. B. ALDEN; COUNTY CMiRX I am a candidate for republican nomination for county clerk; prom ising personal attention, economy and courtesy. G. K. CARTER, May 17- TaJent. ... . I am a candidate for the. nomi nation as County Clerk on tho Ho, pu,bllcan ticket.,... -, , May 17. . . A. J. CHOSE. 'I hereby announce my candldacj for the republican nomination fol County Clerk. CHESTER PARKER. May 17. 1 '''!',' ; I hereby announce my candldacj for the Republican nomination foe County Clerk for a second term, '. DELILIA STEVENS MEYER. May 11 SCHOOL SUPHKINTEXDENT t I nm a enndidato for the roi publican nomination, for school Superintendent. . V.j A. DAVIS. Medford, May 17. I nm a candidate for tho Repul lican nomination . for .county su perintendent. G. W. MILAM. May 17 COXIXTY COMMISSIONER I am a candidate for re-nomlnn Hon on tho republican ticket fo County Commissioner. If nomi nated and elected I will continue to do my best to givo the peopll an economical business adminis tration. VICTOR BURSELL. May H I am a candidate for the offieo of county commissioner, subject to the will of tho republican party at tho May primary. J. G. LOVi.. Snowy Butto Orchard, Central Pt. DISTRICT 'ATTORNEY I nm a candidate for renomln.1 Hon in tho Republican primaries, May 18th. I stand pledged to guard tho taxpayers from long, unnecessary, expensive trials or investigations by securing pleas ol guilty and speedy convictions. In 1927 I handled 438 criminal cases, secured 7 convictions .from S trials nnd 430 pleas of guilty. ONE GOOD TERM DESERVES ANOTHER. NEWTON C. CHANEY. May 17. I nm a candidate for the Repub lican nomination for District At toney at the May primaries. I am n native Oregonian and have prac ticed as a trial lawyer and prose cutor in Oregon for 14 years. I believe my record shows I am qual ified for this position In everv way. "Pt'T A LAWYER IN THE DIS TRICT ATTORNEY'S OFFICE." ALLISON MOULTON. (Paid ndv.) " INSURANCE ' First Insurance Agency , , A. L. HILL, Manager Phone 10 30 N. Central Medford, Oregon a a a o FRAMES TROWBRIDGE M LrMREM YARD Jl u u u U U U Ul 'V.w.-'.