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' ' arflDFORD MATL TRTTstTNE,' Mfcf)j7QTtD,' OT?E("!OX WEDNESDAY, MAY 1(5, 1928.
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DELEGATE-LARGE! OF FAIR LEVY
Tlic choice of those who liavc
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flavored Strictly union made
ANIIEUSEU-BUSCH, St. Louis
SOLD BY GROCERS AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE "
VALLEY CANDY COMPANY
DUIributort ' Medford
H. C. ENDERS
Diitributort ililand
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For Delegate to Republican National
Convention for Nomination for Presi
dent and Vice-President
Fred E. Kiddle
of Union County. pelegatc-at-Large . .
Voters will find lii.s iiuiiic mi the Imllot us follows:
20 FRED E. KIDDLE
"Hoover for 1'rcsidciit, .McNnr.v for Vicc-I'residcnt"
YOl.'H CONSIDERATION AT THE I'OJJ.S
KT.Nl'lHTrVUA' SOUCITKl)
Fred E. Kiddle
Candidate for Delegate to the Republican
National Convention
(PnM Adv.)
I a tltls i.-in n 1 1 1 ii a i n t h a n -iiounceincnl
of Senator Kred 11.
Kit Idle for candidate fur tirloKatc
at liiiK'- to the lt intldlcun Na
tional eon vent in. .Mr. 1II tile Is
a you dk man, hut hatt Ik-en prom
inent In polltit'M fur a number of
yen i n.
In llihi, while at tending tli"
l.'nlvei-hity of Oregon, he wan pres
ident .of the II iik hes-for-1 'resident
student's club at the university.
During the woild war. Mr. Kld
dle dropped out of local politics,
boiiu- more concerned In the
Kreat uwatlun which concerned
the boys In olive drab who were ;
"over there," hut upon his re
turn to the Stat en, he became
active In American Kcfon affairs
mid has been In attendance at
most of the national conventions
of the Leuion. He Is pant cum-j
mnmler of his own post and a
past stute commander of Orenon !
He Is now a member of the Ore
Bon (Senate, representing Union,
I 'mat ilia and Morrow counties
and also the statu campaign man
UK or of the Herbert Hoover presi
dential campaign In Oregon.
Senator Kiddle Is-uetlvely con
nected In the business affairs
of the stale, belnj secret nry
treasurer of the I'lonecr Klouiv
Iiik Mill company of island City,
the headiiuarlci-H of the Kiddle
milling and rnhi buxincHH.
Fred K. Kiddle lu a komi of
former Henutor K. K. Kiddle, for
mer member of the State High
way commission.
Senator Klddlo has for his slo
gan on the primary ballot, "Hoo
ver for president, McNary for
vice-president."
;'!' the Voters of Jackson County:
We are under the belief t,itt (he
, " mill tax levy for the t-ompiV-tion
of the buildiiiKs at the Jack
son county fair grounds (s abso
,lut"Iy iK'ee.ssary fur the further
lance of agriculture In all phases.
I.'nless this measure Is punned by
the voters at the election next Fri
;day, May 1Mb, ly-K, it will be
j Impracticable to hold fairs in our
; county as there will be no avail
abte funds, and our investment
(holdings at ptenent will he useless.
. (Signed) W. J. HAKTZKLU
I County Judge.
I VICTOR BURSKLb,
' Commissioner,
j Clio. Al,KOF).
j CommiKsioner.
Ashland Chamber
of Com. Committee
Endorses Fair Levy
.it
HAVE TAKEN ON
Ashland, Oregon.
May liith, llil'S.
Wo, the indorsement com
mittee of the Ashland cham
ber of commerce, feeling that
the proposed levy for im
provement and betterment tif
Jack yon County Fair Grounds
should carry at the election,
Friday, May IS, do hereby
indorse said measure.
(Signed) T1IOH. W. SIMI'SON
H. McN'AlK
u. k. schuoi:deu
I). V. KAY, Jr.
K. H. ISAAC.
Tho above statement matle
today by this committee is
available for' publicaiiun or
use in any manner for the
improvement of the county
fair grounds. r ,
CJKO. W. DUNN, President.
CHIEF OF: POLICE
OF KANSAS G!TY :
' IN LOVETANGLE
KANSAS (MTV. May 1C P,
The resignation by telegraph of
William A. Shreeve. t hief of po
lice hero for four years, today
was followed by an announcement
by polieo commissioners that no
investigation was content plat eil of
published reports of un escapade
in a fashionable south side home.
Shreeve sent his resignation to
the police commissioners from
Denver yesterday a few hours
after the Kansas City Star pub
lished a report of his unannounced
appearance in the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Jesllo It. Choato hoTe
Inst Friday night and of his al
leged threat to kill Mr. Choate
and himself because she had be
come reconciled with her husband
after a separation of several
months.
The Star said Shreeve left the
lwu.-e after Mrs. Choate called
the district police station and
reported that the chief had enter
ed her home while Intoxicated
and was brandishing u pistol.
Shrecvo left for Denver the
next, morning, following an un
nouneement by his physician that
the chief's health necessitated a
rest of at least three weeks
In his tcl?graphi( resignation.
Shreeve, said that "apparent exag
geration over recent affairs which
caused embarrassment to my
friends, is my chief worry."
When asked about the Choate
escapade over long distance tele
phone Shreevo said: "Reports of
the affair were garbled." lo de
clined to discuss.' details of the
affair and said he planned to re
main . In Colorado for about two
weeks with Mrs. Shreeve.
j Tiomsoe us Utf" steamship Hobby,
! bringing Captain George H. Wil
J kins uml Carl I:. lOich-on witli their
I plane from Green Harbor, Spitz-
(iM-riten, MHerel. Two steamers
vvhh bunds blaring, and a fleet of
j small bouts i'scorted the Hobby
j Into the harbor.
- - civic d legation hoarded the
ve-I iin'.f L-r-'led (he explorer
i pit' "-Pm
ill
j few"" ' jj
I ALLISON .Morirox
who fI-' fiura I'olut llmrow, Al-.-
k;i. tu Hilzl'iiKi n a month ui;o.j
When lllt'l ilist inliin kid u lhi!
nuuv uniia Ihe the em tit llu-.
thr.viiK, the iiftiMlMt v( the nni-i
nlr.pal cuumil curdiu!ly( wclwinfd .
Ihem. i
Tile oniwil tl)"ii iMiriiil thi'i
flif-iH on ilu-lr Hhouldn through
tit., .srj 1m t !h'ir hoii-l
UKLLINOHAW. K U .
Jiit'8 mummy will be ti younK
!.. iluiijes of exuluroi'M tu Alaska
lire realized. Charles If. frjtull
others will lok i' the cves (
Che Aleutian islamU ( Jmiiibc,,
of the i first 1 1 1 e r tot xorlh
Anieriea.
Dr. Arnold Bennett Hall
Delivered a magnificent preachment upon demagogues and
their "trick figures." Good people, has the lesson which h
brought home to you been so soon forgotten? ,
Anderson said Uiat Chaney in three and a half years saved
the county and turned into the general fund of the county al.
most two thousand dollars. The exact figures were $190522,
as shown by the records. ,
George Roberts was paid $2000.00 by the county for t&.
ing Chaney's place in the D'Autremont case.
t.ifirjiu KoIh'Hs, for doin;,' Chaney's work - !j2(luu.l)i)
Threi' and a half years' saving lUI'j.22
Jackson Count v in the red
1M.TS
The announcement is matle else
where In this paper of the change
In the Oldsmohlle agency lu Alt;tl-
1 ford to Armstrong Motors, Inc.
This new agency has a line of these
- well known cars lu the showroom
, floors.
j "No. wo tiro not dropping the
i Huilson-Ksscx or the Cadlllac-La-
Salle lines, but are taking on an
other popular line, the Oldsmolille,
so we will be in a position to sup
ply every demand for motor ve
hicles," wild I. S. Armstrong to
day. "We expect to sell more cars
between now and January of next
; year than any like period of time,
; title to the splendid prospects for
; crops of all kinds and business con
i ilitfntw In tilt valley."
Hot Weather Necessities
Now is the time to prepare for warm weather. Stocks are
new and selections are easily made.
Refrigerators
ARCTIC QUEEN refrigerators are con
structed from the best of materials by
skilled workmen. Havo wire shelves, gal
vanized iron and white enamel linings,
self-retaining casters, removable drip pipe
and swinging base board.
Nil SOA top ii'iT, ic( capucilv :0 llw.
t'ifh ! $15.40
No. A' top irei it.'o capafity (i." lbs., cadi $24.50
1!K), side iciT, ice capacity, It) His., e;u li ..$29.00
l!Ki, front iccr, apartment style, ice capacity 8" lbs, each $32.75
"i.VJA. side iccr, ice capacity, ti") His., each $3S.25
'!.", Alaska, orcelaiii lined, front iccr, cork lined, ice capacitv
ll,s" $75.00
I'Jti"), Alaska, front iccr. ice capacity ."() lbs. each $40.00
Cobiniliia. trout iccr, felt lined, ice capacity .100 lbs, $35.00
Columbia, side iccr, capacity 7" His., each $32.50
K Columbia, porcelain lined, side iccr, capacity 12.") lbs, $65.00
i:)0K, Columbia, front iccr, capacity ,"() lbs $26.00
IIP, porcelain lined, side iccr, capacity 7." lbs., $17.50
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers
No.
No.
.No.
No.
100
No.
.No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
1 quart
12 quart
$3.85
$4.50
(Von Know TlieuO
quart $5.50
5 per cent Cash Discount
I quart
ti oiiart
$6.50
$S.OO
For Correct Time Call 35-J
Medford Furniture & Hardware Co.
A Reliable P lace' to Trade
In the TraJing C enter of Medford
oejpi
WASHINGTON, .May 111 (T)
Wiitlnit 111 tint current Ihhuc of
"IMaln Tnlk." Senator Nye. ruimli
Mcnn, North Dakota, sci-n a
form(l liy 11 coalition of the west
uml south I'lilci iiiR into a Iiiuk po
llllcally iloiiilniuil Irnlustiial north
oust. IVrlarhiK it Is liliu I lie Aimui
call people realized that eainpaiKii
eoiitriluitions "are iilven for value
recelveil," Nye warned that unless
the east ceases lo rewird the south
anil west us "colonies," these sec
tions either would separate or take
over tho country themselves.
The former course, he said, was
unspeakable and imleaslhle, but ho
pointed out that the west and the
south would have the numerical
Ktreimth in couBress lo control the
;;ovei'iinieul.
Whilo the "solid south" has been
an obstacle In effccllns such u coal
tion. Nye said the west-south com
bination now was beiUnnliiK to show
Its head in k-Kfslatlve contests.
"If the favored Kroup of states
in the northeast persists, through
the use of exorbitant cnniimiKii
funds contributions to dominate tho
affairs of the nation," he declared,
"there is Just one recourse open to
the rest of tho country. That is lo
take away from this section the
economic udvantaKes which enable
it to buy uml hire purlieu and buy
clecllons."
U. S. POLE FLYERS
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OSLO, Norway, Jlay Hi. W) 1
Two men, who fiew across the roof!
of the world,' came1 to continental!
Ihiriipo- in- triumph toiluyi-- I
Criiwils lined the h n r b o r of
Is this a one-law county? Why are not all the figures published by Anderson? Have wo
reached a point where the prosecution of murder is of less importance than the trick compila
tion of prohibition figures, and haggling with criminal stool pigeons over their wages in the
dark corners of the jail, and pondering the weighty question of whether the receipts taken shall
be-filled out or prudently left blank?
Are vou weary of the Cliiiiicy-Aiitlcrsiui-Taleiit Ifiitg'.'
Allison Moulton prosecuted in 1925. During that year he tried more cases in court than
have been tried during the entire oalahce of Chaney's term. The county never paid out a cent
for private lawyers. ;
Duriiif.' that period seven 'felony eiines appeared tinlt one trial docket and he tried tlici
till that went to trial.
He lias liecn trained lor (lie business.
Vjioii a eold-blooiled question of ability there, can lie no other choice.
. (live him Hie Kcpnliliciiii nomination and stop this procession of lawyers appearing for ami
afiainst .Jackson County's prosecutor.
J'nid Adv.
DR. R..W. CLANCY
LOCAL PEAR RECIPE
CONIES! EXTENDED
UNI END OF WEEK
lti imH'r to kIvi tmoro liousc
wivtj and srltonl rhlliht'n thruout
t lu alloy a Hmnro to aultmit
j their rtvipp.s i"or pivparinf; Kokwo
, Itivor valloy peui-M, tho Traffic
assuciation hi'Hvxtvnd-rd thir con
tout until thi" ivfninfc'of Satur
day. May lit. Karh vt thp four
lu'Mts ri'olic will hv awarded 11
; prlz if $,".00. and will e juinted
;im tho two million or inurp wrap
ler! that will ho rami'd with
thi product all over tho world,
i Koripoa mo to bo sent to C T
j Hakor. wfrotary f tho hmocIh
I Hon. at the chanihor of com
morce. ' Tho rod pes may cover any
' mot hod of proparinK this product,
ttrcordlni; lg tho . commit loo In
charuo. anil will ho Judged on tho
laN of originality and delecti-
! hility. That housewtvos who send
In their recipes urn doinn their
hit toward advertising of Uobuo
I Klver valloy, as well a 3 taking
their chamo on winnini: otic of
the four equal prijtos. w:s further
(stated hy H. W. Hamlin, pom-
I mi t too mom her. Other memhors
of the committee are: Karl t'oe.
H S. Morgan and H. T. Hub
1 iM.d
THE APPOINTMENT OF 1
Armstrong Motors, Inc.
101 South Riverside
As Agents for Medford and Southern Oregon
It is with pleasure that Olds Motor Works announces
this new member of the Oldsmobile dealer organization.
This new association brought about by close similarity
of business ideals will be of interest to Oldsmobile
owners and friends in this vicinity.
It will give full assurance of satisfactory service to Olds
mobile owners. It will mean that a representative line
of Oldsmobile's models, and a complete stock of parts
will be constantly maintained so that the needs of every
Oldsmobile customer and owner can be immediately
supplied.
Whether you are an Oldsmobile owner at present or
considering a car some time in the future, you are cor
dially invited to visit this establishment and inspect the
service facilities as well as the latest open and closed
Oldsmobile body types now on display.
Eanannca
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