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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1928)
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All rtthu lor republication of (pedal dkv patchea Wain are alao raatrreu. paper of the City ol Bedford. I; Official paper of Jaoeeoo County. Sworn dally aeeraga circulation for all QnonUie ending April 1, l8a. e6IH. i; Advertialnt; KepreaentatlTee '. i U. O. MOOEN8EN A COUl'AMY Oflloee In New York, Chicago, Detroit, J Han rranclaco, Loa Angelea, Seattle, Port- YeSnatffee Eafl - jyr Arthur Occty - O . , A well-merited rebuko has been handed tho Literary Digest Q the Inaccuracy of Hh nutlon-wlde sOw ballot, by tho Democrats of Jack son county. The Tammany Tiger - Is limping In tho off hindleg- from , tho last letter written by B. Andcr- sun. . DO riUAT HOMK i ' (Albany Iltm-i-iit-Hi-raltl) :' Dear Miss l)lx My sister, who Is 17, ofton expresses tho desire to ko out und set drunk ; In order to see how it feels. I have tried to reason with her nliout It, as she says she Is coins' to do It very sign, hut lo no avail. I am afraid harm will coma to her, as she runs with a bad gantt. Shall-1 tell my father? HIHTEIl. , AL SMITH LACKS BO'tQo.M , (lldllno Western Hlsklyuus Senti nel). A glaring discrepancy Is db covered at the, tnll-cnd of tho cam . liahO Farmers are rcjo.clng ut the rii In tlilsOtiornlUK. as they always ; do, tho they have nevor been '. caught rejoicing. Female view the moisture wltl1 alnim, as It j stntlglWns out their fi-lszes In no . uncertain manner, roveafinB the liniiertuttiiency of the permanent . wave. ' Texim, which ;wunt Kopuhllcon ltiHt minimer every timo a reistdont of thio purtH liiiHHcri thru, nure nhowfi wonderful Rlgns In tlmt dl roctlon, jutlKlnf? by the Huoch of tlov. Moody IhhI HuturUny. Tcx'M will fro Hcpublieiin, ' when thi fiutpiinl chuhKux 1)1h HpotH, and the Uihluiilan hlM hfdo. ( Khkoih IhiwJMnr) Alfred Tnylor, Iii'Mm- known iih "IuU'h," htul a Qury hd enr wreck which caused hlM '.leath. "Dutch" Oliut hcon In jViontuna, for mnuOllmo In tho 1nrniln IjuxInt'HH. A cluck wuh wounded, owliiff to the rural roHldent fuUlnff to re move the Muffed Chltm 1'heHHHnt from tho mimiii. Thin is National I)uunhnut Week. anO'ho minluoen of hoth nmjor ' imrtlcM for thn lirowtdency, fuvor , tlio aliollwhinent of the hoto In Hnine. While thoro Ihih been a doei HplvlluiUlly In t h Ih ciunpitiKn, and rcllKlon lmH been more or Ichh In 1 the hQkRrouiHl, Ihcrtt Iimh been no : tvhnh'Mile hilling, anil nobody haw hurled h Ih JJIble at a political foo. ; nr.rjoATr,!, hit nuicatiox (KlaniuUi -rails Niiwh) AVhllu Mmlford hlgU.tichool ycMtorduy .won the Vootbull gnmo between Med ford hlKh Bebool player,- nnd iho Klam ath Falls team by n'uuoro of ' to o, the local boj won a mbral victory. ' Tho fato of tho merchunt vf ho caused un auiiinv to bo handed beyond tho reach bf tho normal 1 humun heud, him uot been deter mined. O The ntoi k ban brought UumJI J''uJiiiotoH poltco dog flvo bouno lllg COUfSUlhlCM. lit A Sl( Ul.Klt (AMiluson, Kan., (ilolKt) .; IrH itiicktar Is k-!id. For yearn lie was a unique oharacter uf , Atchison. JlUt ' he was always friendly, und never hurt unybcv As lontf as we know Ira. ho novor had a regular ;ob. Ho wit. of nn Independent naiure, nnd proferred to be In buslnevs for ' himself. ; Jlcni-e he was usually In the ba ( nnnri business. And usually busi ness was poor, as far ns lrn whs concerned. Uut even when busi ness wrrn poor, lie preferred to bo free and Independent ho dldn'Q . Mr. Hlckler was of a scientific turn. Ho 'often dreumed of per petual motion. Hut ho novel' was utile to capitalise his idea, He also nsplrod at times to be n noet. Severn! years so his adv(Glse meutn In rliyino frreally Interested ' readers of the Globe. Bo Ira Sick lir is Kno. Ho tiled In poverty ufler havlnir been ill many months. ' While Ira was r.ot a great success tn anything ho undertook, wo aro urry ho has passed away, for lie i novor hurt anybody. Peace to Ills , ashes. ' Italy has become the largest European producer of rayon yarn with annual output tixcocdlng 00, 000,000 pounds. V . . ; n IeCAUSE tlio Mit.il-Ti-ibu.ue mJ candidute of the Jlctter Govunmient LeHijue, the latter or ganization is doing everything it can to niiHrcprcHent the poll cIcb nnd atlitudu- of this newspaper. In an advertisement printed in the SundiQ AIuil-Tribun", vegardiug a cortaiu editoriul in the Grants J'ass Courier, the League declared "'We will therefore print it at advertising rates, although this newspaper is authoCked to print it with out charge, if it wC do so." ' This is untrue, T'Jie Mail-Trihunc has reputitediy Tu-claied it will print political ftomniunications, properly signed by the writO, anmW dealing in abusivic or irrclev.int personalities, free of charge, provided tliOeoimmunication does not exceed 30'AvQrds. . , 'The Hdvei'tibVui-'iit in ucstion!eoiitains over 500 words. , It H'as presented to it'ic burQt-.ss ofl'aiie of the 'Mail-Tribune as s puid advertisement by a rcprescniative of the Better Govern infut League, who made no siiggerilion that it be run as a com munication. At the .One time this same representative handed in a communication titled "Who Is W. K. Fclton?" und asked that it be published withoilT charge, as it conformed to t'iiis newspaper ' i-cgiiliilions. i ' , -, ..: . , This was done. This Felton communication was politicul prtTt'aguiida directed against the judicial cundidatc this news pupcr is sujiporting, but wo printed it free of charge, just as we have printed several columns; of political propaganda, also di- reetcdiiferaiiiHt Judge Thomus. 1 And yet not only jiow, but in the rast, the Iictter Govern meiOLcaguc has repeatedly accused ti nowper in its paid advertisements of unfairness, and has dono everything it could to create the imprcKsi.o(Qthat this newtspaper had one rule in its Letter Box for its political o.vpounts and another for its friends. Many American: newspapers, iTiiring a political caQpaign, print columns of so-called H-eudeifa" for their own candidates and refuse to print any items unfavorableQo them, except ns advertising. Many years ago this -.was the policy of the Mail Tribune. But iu an effort to play6solur.tely fair, without of coarse', abandoning ita legitimiite0rights, to wugo an effenti've cam paign in favor of those candidates and issues in which it be lieves the Mail-Tribune opened its communication coining, to all parties and fiictions, under the saiiio terms. That has been our policy inQirerious ctimpui?;ns. It has been our 'Qplicy in thjs one. Any one Who cares to look over the communication' eiQimn since this campaign started will find almost as many appeals opposed to our own candidates as in favor of them. Vo are seeking, and expect, no bou(ucls fur his attitude. It is one in which we believe and intend to maintain. But wo do think wg are entitled tonir play and frccdoiu at least from having our position constantly maligned and misrepresented as it has bceirby the Better Government League. , The boy who once wept 'because he couldn't keep n nice yel low tine- he i"3und now cusses because he fiads a woolly one in ffiis favorite chair. ' ' ; The way to learn the names of men who think c'furm leiul er8" ean (JeUvri' tho farm, vote to either party is to examine sQtic good Biieker lih9 0 You didn't hear ho imielt ahunt tho Jiigrh eo.st of living in the old day.s when nohody below the ninth grade wore shoes before Thanksgiving., , It is yet too curly to tell who will be tho next l-i'eretiiry of State, ho nobody knows who will get tho NobtO peaeo prize. If yol? think either party will carry nil but two states, you may be cither an idiot or adireetor of publicity. O ' ' : The thing that worries most m the preachers, laboring iu barren fields to which they aro sent, is politics iu religion. Kvery neighbor in Hades is a sinner who needs Q forming Won't Americans enjoy : the place! You sff, the reasoiPristi because thero aren't any livery o Small families aro essential, Think ol family ttaiQig on an elect rii! tons(errt q SiiKgestion to eraven officials : Thevo wouldn't bo so much boot, liquor it wo didn't have so many lQiot-lickc'rs, ThP tiidesircd alien shouldn't feel hurt. A lot of unlives Drought by tho stork aren't wanted, citfier. 0 o : Americanism: Usuty timtvsnvuig devices; wondering mis erably what lo do with your spare time. o MUTT AND JEFF Fresh? W9ll Say So 0 " O JaNT IF X CAM seuu up 3AIRV FArirAl Tjow'X i-s RFTeeio 1 ITTO THAT SGLUM? S "w,n A V" ' D JAUL THG, rAILK T U I AkiTJ t'ka Hrct. tn . r, L VAJHAr VWOUtb T VntiP LflrTLG i. ta.r v.,J S 0M HOUR A60 iT . Oil iTHg VNIMTC-R WILL Bj) I'fM OFFGRlN&T&J 7 " k7 MUX? V 1- FRSH' - '2 10a . L 1 -k' - (r..Tr;Hi !m m r TrL. ..... . - ' 1 ' "' 1 111 1 1 111 1 ' ", r'1"' "i 'I T ' . i is uot Bupportiui; the judicial ! stories moved into tho bouse is stables anymore. : ft ail old-fashioned Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BEADT, M. D. aimed letter! pertaining to peraonal health and hygiene, not to dlaeaaa dlagnoela ar treatment, will be anawerad by Dr. brady If a etamped, aelf eddreeaad anyeiope la encloaed. Lettera ahould be brief and written In Ink. Owing to the large number of lettere re ceived, only a few can be anawered here. No reply can be made to querfea not eoiitorm Ing to Inatnastlona. Addroae Dr. WlUUm Brady, In care of tiile newepaper. ACIUITV XOT 11KLATK1) TO ACIUOSIS It Is remarkable how fascinating a new name In the morbid health la to tho lutrospective layman. For example, physicians have been eatl-l mating blood pressure for 60 years or more, an rou - tlne practice, but the hilly discover- Cd "blOlld tin.M. sure" only ill or 15 years ago nnd j has been sorely ; afflicted by It! ever since, pure ly It was noRhc doctors who sub eesteil to the lailv that "blood pressure" Is a malady: I believe the aggressive men who make nnd market tho gimcracks for muaiQinf; blood pressure are chiefly UTblamo for tho mlscon- ot'ptlnn of tho laity about this physiological manifestation. .NQt urally tho sale of the instruments for measurement of blood pressure is stimulated if tlio laity Im-tKincs blond pressure Is a kind of alOont. Another term that has had a great vnbtip with tho unsophisticat ed lay -public but Is now losing Its hold upon the popular imagination is "neuritis." Ten years ago this term waa much favored by folks who' wished to be "up to duto" even in their complaints. A cer tain Mrs. Alalaprop suffered pangs, i twinges or threats of "neurit!; whenever slie craved a "pick-mo- up or iter customary "tonlcM or "stWullve,,, or whenever any vul Kar loor inentioned In her presence suoh u common uilmcnt as rheuma tism.. And of course tho nostril unys wcro keen to cater to Mrg. Mnlapt-op's taste. All tho most vic ious pain killers or sense befflimb InK dopes added "neuritis" to their category of complaints, and some of our la-de-da doctors were sharp enouc-h to tal:o tho cup. td de velop a brisk trade In Tlte treat ment of suprlous "neuritis." : llut -Jhls fad, too, Is passing; make be lieve "neuritis" is wunliik-Qi popu larity, piu:haps because it became so very Tummon." Anyway, only tho veriest tyros In mO WJ tinker Iiik now nffeet "neuritis." Why, sometimes tho palQrit wlio com plains of "neuritis" really has II. these days; though curiously cnouKh tho . suspicion that the trouble Is neuritis Is Kencrally the last tliln that occurs to the mind of an uclual victim of inflamma tion of a nerve. It would bo high ly improper to describe such a tlls oaso hero, but it is not amiss to sy (ghat no .lUietor can make ''an honest diagnosis ot "neuritis" that is hero today and Rone morrow. Perhaps "acidosis" is the most popular fancy of tho morbid mind ed at present. Maybo we shouldn't mentlun this at all, but there Is evidently widespread contu- trton iout acidity und ut-ldosls and u bl-"t. uciu ot unwidc lining witn the diet and medicines on the part of people who really have nothing the matter at all. and tffls column Ijiurports to help well folk keep W-pll. Q-Jo here's the lowdown about! acldily and acidosis. 1 Acidity refers to tlO proportion!. of hydrochlorlo (umriatlc) a.Ol in!! tho normal gastric Juice or to the excess of acitl in that secretion In various disease conditions, ot to excessive proportions of l:tlc, butyric or other acids formed when starches or sugars or fats ferment or decompose. All this acidity is strictly confined to tho stomach or Intestine, or maybo tho gullet. In any ease It has nuthlng what ever lOdo with tho state of lite blood or wth tho -acid-base balunce of the body generally. O Ecforo tho acid-base or acid al kali balaneo of tho body orQf the blood catrUlevlato ono way or an other from the normal stato of health 'thoro must bo sonio dis-lut-banco of metabolism, romo change In tho I nto of combust I. .iQ nm ii iioi in lutiice ueai-s no relation to the degreo nf acldily In tho stomach. Thus It shotiliUhe clear Ihnl tlml-n Iu n .... V.. ...... ..... ; by which a layman ran oven sus pect acidosis. Ko whom do you get Hint notion? We'll consider that prcson'Q. UrKSTIONS AM) ANSWICHS Too lU'h Caution A rhemtnt writ a wiMl of cjiuilon nbout the uso of Whllfield'H ointment, which - I have reeomnuMided repoatedly for too Itch. TheQoi-nuilu I have fclven n the ono penerHlly used by jihy sliluns In America tmlicyttv ueid il, betiKolo add 12. in it,,',"la'". chemist writes: As a pharmacist and chemist and as a sufferer from too Itch I want to susgest a word of cauilon about the uso of Whit - field s ointment. I am under thel i care of Ur. the derma- j tologist, who prescribed this oint - mt-nt for me and cautioned me to use only a strength I will men- 1 (l.nt al,i f.i.-r ho uhnupil n I personal lettor from Dr. Whitfield of London in which Whitfield gives 3 per cent of salicyiit: und 5 per cent of benzoic as the richt strength. 1 imaRino not a few who use the full strength as you and most American physicians have it, will find it too irritating and have trouble from Inflamed skin. G. I. B. Answer. Your suggestion seems excellent. The formula I hnve given hero Is tho ono generally used In America. Sometimes 1 have yuetfeated diluting thla half and hulf with plain petrolatum, at first. Or nnaln I have niifrKested n application only every altcrmite dny for' Q week or o, then dis continue until further needed. Thank you for the caution. Ia'Vh Slutke on It. Karly in Aujium 1 wrote you rcKJiidlns my trouble with paraly se aKitunn . . . you could not jjlvo mo an appointment but re- arred me to my family physician, have taken It up with Bfveral local phynlclann and they rtll say they ean do nothing for mo. f you cannot treat mo yourwelf, can you not tell mo of a phyHlclan who your point ofOview .and will treat me ahmp tho lincu you sug gest? G. Jf. N. Answer. With apologies to Will nogeiH, all I kirew Ih Oat I read In letters from corrcHpondentH nnd ono or two thing. observed in an ordinary every day practice. I can only offer to give your physician, on nm leqursi. tnc gist ot this, ami' men 11 win ne ror your own doctor i somebody ' invents a short and to decide whether it is worthy of'catchy am0 fol. thom, application to your case. Several physicians tell me they have al- A man of 04, playing golf for his ready tried ou a line of treatment similar to the one I have to sug - gest nnd they are not iatlsfled with thrgresullH. I don't want to hold! out any taise nopes to unvbody: with Parkinson's tremor: at the; same time I don't wai to with hold any Information th;u may pos sibly give the PiUlitiman olub a crumb of comfort. After all, asidn from the rather frightful names we cheerful doctors sometimes give the trouble. It isn't such a hard affliction, If you have a saving sense of humor. .Some nf the hap piest philosophers I have ivePtn Joyed visiting were Parkinsonians. (Copyright, .liibn R Dlllo Co.) 'Don't It hnk funny t' kw him rwilly vurkhr?" siilil Tell UlnkUv t'thiy when Joe KttQ wont along nirr,vh.' a political Imnnt'v... A rnlK' Unvir Is one where th cnnMnblc klu make Itoth cutis meet on $lf n month. " . O (OopyriglP, JoQ. F. Dllle Cu.) Communications 1 Kmr Is K.vnkiliictl. To the Kdltor: . ; Due lo a mistake In typing- in our office, the names of several of our, candidates wore left off the llepubllcan ticket as published Sunday. We owe ,an apology to those cundidates and to the public The con-Meted 7w ceocut F fnll In this paper.! .V! H j . JAfKSON ;o.'8EP. 4?E,N' ,1 tUJljlllll'.K. Vern Marshall, Sc.-Tieas. Sledford, Oct. 29. A Tataycrat Conilillttco To the Editor: A number of Jackson county citizens who are taxpayers have formed a club to be known as "T h e Taxpayers . Committee." They have arrangedQto advocate by honorable and conservative jniotnotis tun re-election or .New ! ton C- fhaney to ilie office of Attorney. We believe that from tho ' standpoint of efficiency and eco- ","" ""-';'" that the taxpayers of Jackson I "-uu'"-y "-en toe hjjivei i beneficiaries of his administra tion.- . t . Furthermore, we believe that the record un no CX-und.date on nny iioket for any office in Jackt-on county can have so si rung an appeal to the taxpayer as can the record of Mr. Chancy. In the Hhort time remaining before election this committee will carry advancements In tho press of the county briefly set ting forth tho reasons why Mr. Chaney t-hould be re-elected. We lOpect fully nsk voters to look for these advertisements. The names of committee members will be filed with all newspaper ed itors. Q JDa'XI'A YEirn COMMITTER. Quill Points Unless 'human nature has chnng ed, Eve 0" convinced herself she was blameless because the snake took advantage of her hcx. q You nrcn't a "bud Influence." Some knave who Is detormluQ to be crooked Just uses you as an Man may bo a superior animal, but the others UoQ't scheme and labor to make their world fool proof. ' This country never will get cn- thuslastlc about dirigibles until health, dropped dead. Haco a 20 1 year - old . fcirsclo improve. his healtl0and tho S. P. C, get you. v A. would Kxamplo or useless HUffer lug: II(tht and Kiioist vawnlng, each afraid it isn't gtSod niaii ncrs to (suggest goino bctl. . You call toll the real Issues in the campaign. They are the ones that prompt egg-throwing. . . Who expected to see the time when the magazines wouIdSise pic tures of pretty girls and cake-outers to advertise suits? It's still possible ta find pay dirt. Tlttle Willie gets a nickel fur.. wash lug his ntfek. i- '..: ,.- Americanism: A scornful Indl furenceQo tho great man who was defeat'1 . "h awed and respectful defen-nce to the less able man who, wa.i elected. . j I If you mako an uss of yourself today, that is called folly, if you, keep it up for two weokslt is ' called a marathon. - Nobody is re Qy as sophisticated as it girl feels the first time, she chokes a cigarette butt In her cof fee cup. ' Tlie prize for something goes to the seventh grnde product wlut stands up uJtll the old gratis when the band lPiys tho college song. SUam shovel: A mechan ical tlt-vkv tlmt makes UK bus iness men forget Uu-y v. ere in n litn-rj-. l'odunk Center has caugltt up with the mnreh of progress. The sewing eto-le disuses blood ptcs- rtVd of opTrations. ' sure insi1 i-.ventQily the radio will let you see the performers, but even that won't, kill public entertain men J No radio ean let the audley- see your new clothes. Art s? t I Rippling Rhymes (Br Walt Maion.) Al'OTUKKIS OF 1I11AX Some yearn ego the locoe.l man who wished to buy it Back of bran went to the Kilstinlll. where he found the urlce w:u half a cent a pound, liran had no value In the eyes of men ex perienced anu wine. 'TwaH only fit as feed for kine and for the cheaper g rail eg of s.vlne. The coare inlepument of wheat. It wouldn't do for man to eat. and when he fed It to hln tow black Bharr.e v.-a.t written on hfi brw. (ie felt it wan a low down trick and such ba.se conduct made hfm nick. Then all at once uoine doetui'H learned that bran. th(3 muff we Ions bad spurned, hail virtues of surpiislns kind, ureal worth to which the world was bllu.1. A sack ot bran would cuiVmore ills than all the drus- KlHt H KtocK or pills. Ulan uiaiua ii finp delieious drink. restoriniM nerves lonK on the blink, cor recting ailments which VyW'o prono to put one 'nenO ehurchvard stone, llran fash ioned rrho pies and cukes would drive away a thousand, aches; bran porridge, eaten thrice a day. would make a patriurch feel gay. und A'ko him from his chair or bed W dance and stand upon ills head, liran cookies made tho children squeal fpr more and more, at every meal. IlQn muffins, eaten every day, made untlottakiQ keep away. And now me man ji'ho tnkes a sack to purchase bWn will need Home pack. The stuff we once considered waste is with earth's golden treasures placed, and no one buys it by the ton ns in the Slden time was done. We buy ' package at the store, und pay six bits or maybe' more, and think about the happy day when mllOs gave the stuff ngy. Another good way to keep on your toes is to assure yoursiji you would have all of your tectlV'flxed if you had imc. The best cufor the vanity of a prominent citizen is tcvlsit tho old home town where the peopb think him less important than themselves. . Correct tills sentence: "And now,, shu said, "there not an other tiling in the world I want for my kltchon." (Copyright, i:ilS, Publishers Syn dicate.) . 1 -w Brisbane s Today ;(Cont.'nucd From Page Ono) America aro 600 high. ntl don't gamble.- " Dr.- Kckenor's decision to fly across the ocean, postponing hit Inlaiul ip, is wise, t The Zeppelin ws built for trans Afiftntic travel, and the important, thing: is to demonstrate, aa iv. auently as possible, the safety and time-saving qualities oC the Cler- man craft. Ten trans-Atlantic trips by "Graf Zeppelin" will establish trans-At- Janttc ulr travel, Wht a satisfaction for the spirit of old Count Zeppelin, who gave his life and fortuue to Hie shins named for him. Governor Hug)es tohOlils lluf- falo audieiK;e wkat you road hen- Snturtlay, that .TTr. Hoover; tt'i-in, '.'Stato Socialist," applietl ivMleino- cratic pollUj's, has notliln.-r what ever to do"'lth bticlalisiu as ordi narily untlerslooil. Hoover i-eferretl to liisntart!k'H. Slate Socialism, de signed to take the wind out of Karl Marx's theories and Ucrinany's So cialistic parfr. O Hut millions of Democrats, will die, nnd worms will o;it Ihem, CfHrlneed that lleihcr Hoover called (Jovcrnor Smith "A Social ist," meuulir,' the kind that siieaks frotu soap boxes, and preaches all kiiO; of nuccr things such ns "Poverty should be abolished: oth ers should not have to work for yon. A country ns rich ns this should provide enough for all. Ther should Tie no ;ax on the house In which a poor man rnlses his chit- dren." And Heaven knows what. ielse besides. The government will build 35 1 passenger steamers V compete with the finest afloat, its the world's ocean traffic. Cong-ntiilntinni in corned. The ships will have 1 nan to; ae ; other m 9ti J? J world., ' ' - f j J 4 , ! Thirty-four Bhips of the fleet could be tl.?votetl to currylug public school teachers at nominal cost. letting the country a ieacner " foreitin lands iu comfort. That would be a good thing for the com irj generation. Even-thing that you do for school teachers helps the country's fu tude. The suggestion may be tullcd "paternalism," but what ot it. Public schools were called in tcrnalism and "robbery o the rich'' once. -' According tiQ-eltable testimony. intelllKent wnWmen in the power business influence directly thqQ wriOes of opinions of young peopl-j In .Oh schools. They mteht have got that Idea from Voltaire's chapter on states men, "Homines d'etat," in b'.s "Philosophical Dictionary." Voltaire tells his readers that fie writes not for Btatesmen today, who are too busy to listen to him, but for those that are young and that will control the country later. They did control the country later and went ever farther than he would hitve advised. It is said of Voltaire that he wrote many volMt'-es, and his last voltimo was P huM-'ronch revolution. iA second advance wlfSin a week puts the prlco of c,Ql5r to l& cents a pounti. if Q rs malt I11K their barns waterproof. or putting in new ralnwjMer gut : tors, to men erecting 50-stMy build ings in cities, know the value of i copper in building, and its econ omy, copi- would go up again and 30 ui"often. -( A good copper mine or a good j copper stock is a valuable posses I sion. 0 q Donald New On warehouso ' completed for new Con,000-gul-; ion reservoir for city water sys tem. Political AnBDHneecntffc? JQ . SHERIFF I am the regular Republican nominee for sheriff of JackaoJ county. If elected, X, will co-opO-rate with all officials in th en forcement of nil lawa. CHARLES TV STACY, ' Pa Adv. Route 4, Medford.i COMMWSIOXKR. rI am asking re-election to the of rfce of County Commissioner on my pasticord. Experience counts. Our fimiiWes are In such splendid condi tion that Jackson County bonds can not be purchased. A study of county expo-yllture? commixed tn other agencies-Shows a careful handling of tax funds. I Fjv always supported a constructive road program for the development of the county. I Heve in faithful and conscientious service, fair and equal consideration to all. A business man oh farmer dooa not discharKe a competent employe beVause someone else waiiH his job, VICTOR BURST3LU .Regular Republican Nominee. RepEjbucan TICKET For President HERBERT HOOVER : FnrrVlee. President CHARLES CURTIS For Member of Congress W. C. HAWLEY For Representative JOHN CARKIN . WM. M. BRIQGS For Cifjuit Judge C. M. THOMAS or County Assessor A. C. WALKER For District Attorney NEWTON C. CHANEY For County Judge ALEX SPARROW For County Commissioner VICTOR BURSELL For Cnuntv rlrU DELI0 STEVENS MEYER For County Sheriff CHAS. D. STACY For County TreQdrcr Q. B. COLEMAN For County ScOol Superintendent SUSANNE HOMES CARTER O For County Coroner H. W. CONGER r For Constable w GEORGOPRESCOTT ', Each ot the nbove candidates is worthy ofQuir support. Jackson Coyty Republican uenirat uom, : Paid CiSy BU1?FISHER
