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srEPFOftp matl TRrBtryn, medpokd, oregon, Saturday, November n, ms.
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Citizen's Candidates for Councilmen
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1 PLAY HERE TODAY
The Corvullls high school fuot- i
1)9)1 squad of 22 men. in charge of
Coach Par Jut arrived this morning
after spending tlio night ut (iranls
lo ku, for the gumc this ufternoon ,
With the Mod find high school, at j
Vun Scoyoc field. The visitor nre '
u husky looking lot. and claim to
he the heaviest high school squad j
in the at ati. 0 f
It Is the third dash in as ninny I
years of the two team. Medford J
.won them nil, ufter hectic Strug
gles, j
The starting llnc-ups of the two
teams will be: ,ig I
; Corvallis. Mod ford
PiIkkh; Avrlt.... C li. Hughe
1W. Wagner.... O J. Hughes
bachelor (J (iroen
I)fxon T Morgan
llrown T Htoehr
M. Wagner K v. McDonald I
yarmentier K Lowerman :
HieWilliuniH Q Melvln i
Smith HH.... (iarnettj
pnily HP Anderon I
Adams KB Cooksio 1
f The field was in iinu conumou
after tho min, it ml with bright
minshlne one of the InrireMt crowds
of tho year was expected.
While Medford, is huLlilng Cor
Vnllls, The Dalles is playing the
Pendleton high school this after
noon. In its last game before meet
ing Med ford Monday, Nov. 19, on
thir own ground.
KKKCTIOV DATA.
Medford polling places:
North Main Kichtner'a Clu-
rage.
Kouth
Bldg.
North
Kouth
Hotel.
North
school.
Main FoeUenger
Central City Hull.
Central JucUhou
Itlvcrsldo Lincoln
fr Oakdale Oakdale store, 4
Newtown Washington
school. -
Northeast HOI K. Main Ht.
Kust 30 Dr. J. U. Hick-
ert rosidonco.
Souihwest 21(J 8. Orange,
street. 4
West 117 North Peach
street.
4 Northwest Jackson school.
The poll open ut eight
o'clock, In tho morning and
close nt eight o'clock In tho
ovenlng.
The icglstration by party
In this city, is as follows:
Precinct: Itnn. l)em.
Kulltll Mtiin 204 74
North Main 296 73
Nortl Control 1H8 f.3
South Central 2KI 107
Nu. Hivi'lHido ,117 143 4-
Ouktliilo 2211 70
Xi'Wtown 3 7!) 100
NorthciiHt. 3Hl a i ;j
HouthcilHt 284 123
Knnt 30 ii 73 t'5
HouthwcHt 317 11S
West 411 IDS
EllRt 230 125
FEHL USES RADIO
tuny bo, m liny people, altlioiiKli not
uKi'ueliiK with lilx political Hlulo
muntH and contnntloim, -'tvo liim
crerllt for IteinK in earnoHt and be- j
lieviug HtrotiKly in liimaelt.
In his addrcHH the npenlf" !
clinrKvd extravagance nnd need
Iohh oxpendl-.iues by present audi
past ndniinlHtratlonx, and discussed '
at lenKth his alloKationa against
various municipal departments, lie
was especially severe as to tho
water department und .(iii'bnKO and :
puviiiK expenditures and policies.
FOR C. M. THOMAS
STATE,
THEATRE
Any Seat 15c Anytime
Children under 12, 10o
8how Change! Dally
TONIQHT
"GOLF WIDOWS",
, Fcoturlnn Vera Reynolds
Also Good Comedy
FRANK'S
Comedians
. . In
New Playhouse
Theatre
3 Act Comedy Hit
'In Walked Minnie'
Doors Open 7:00
Ulectrola Concert 7:15
Orchestra 7:30
Vaudeville 7:45
Curtain 8:05. Prices 25-50
The 45-mlntito spuech ut tho stlf
stylcd independent candidate lor
mayor, Earl 11. Kohl, who, despite
his past overwhelming defeats, do
cliiruu ho will keep nu I'UiinlliK tor
that ofdeo until ho In ulocted,
broadcasted over KM 101) last night,
was the usual style of address he
has delivered in lo( al campaigns
I for yenrs past, only slightly less
i radical.
j Ho ridiculed tho present and pre
vious city administrations us un-
tiiiulnnuu tlln liiiifl ifl.nil v v , .
I mint and sell pcfiot imt In',', abused
the local dully newspapers us sub
sidized by various administrations
anil took veiled slama at A. V.
j l'tims, tho regular cundlute for j
mayor, who his hackers declare
! was only Induced to run after urg-1
lent solicitation by tho lending hus
lnoHS men and citlnona of tho city,
:and who never lias been connoctcd
wlih any city administration of
1 Medford In any capacity,
j In short, Mr. Kohl's address pur
ported to show that Medford Is
now, and lias been for yours past,
in a very bud wuy for propor mu
nicipal ijovorninent, and ho offered
' himself us a panacea which would
IhrliiK u bo ut what ho onys Is a
greatly uoeilcU reform.
i And how!
Why, If elected mayor, he would
give tho Medford public an un
biased, impartial, uuboHsed, eco
nomical , efficient nnd "honest"
business man's administration, and
not a "business administration."
Ho sulil ho, himself, ovor tho ulr
waves last night, which wore
Hoiiiuwlint heated, in other words,
Mr. Kohl promised to deliver tho
goods.
. His address was so loll ? that It
would fill a page or more of this
newspaper, und It would bo an
lnipossililo task to condense it into
reasonable space, and yet at the
snnio time convey to Mull Tribune
readers Mr. Kohl's Ideas on how
city off Uiii Is should ur should not
function, so only a general idea
can be given hero of what ho was
talking about.
However mlt';iildej as to his
facts, deductions mid theories of
city government, :n the Titoo of
well known niunlelpn I facts, lie
Favoring the candidacy of Judge
C. M. Thomas, Orueo 11. Chnmbcr
luin, u member of tho women's
udvisery committee of the Repub
lican organization talked from the
Mull Tribune-Virgin radio station
lust night. Her remarks, in part,
follow:
"If you, personally, were Involv
ed In a lawsuit, what type of man
would you hope to see as the
Judge? Not all litigants are guilty.
Vuu would pray that your judge bo
Is spnn.-orlng Health On? In the! fiiir-mtiiiled u man .uf broud hu-
AIDS HEALTH DAY
In cimjunction with tho Nn
tlunul Ktlucutlun as-socldlion. which
I 'ill led States In nil puhlic schools
Tho .Mail Tribune Monday will
print a program of an ideal Health
iJay
author of a regular
feature In litis paper. Tho eUuca
lion association has also prepare'!
man symimthy nnd understanding.
My listeners recognize these
mmllUes as the distingulMhtng traits
prepared by Dr. Jtrady. ! of Judge C. M. Thomas. You will
dally health rntid articles written by his ad
herents, articles by his opponents.
Ills adherents would keep In office
a p.-ouram. which is supplemented j ns JmlK0 of the fi.Ht JmIiclul (li8.
by one prepared by the doctor
Health Day falls on November 5.
hut tnere will ho no especial ob
servancc in tho local schools.
LION TEAMS SELL
THEATRE TICKETS
Two teams of Uuns. under the
leadership of Captains Ki Irkson
and Pennington ure busy Felling
tickets fur tho comedy, "Kspres
tng AYIllle," which Is to he pre
sented at Hunt's Craturlan. Tues
day evening, November, 1 3th, by
the Moroni Olson PIuvm-K. Thin
group of players Is now making a ! dragged, from obscurity
tiict, an intelligent, competent, for
ward-looking Christian gentleman.
I Uk opponents believe that a change
would bo beneficial especially
beneflciul to his opponents.
Kverybody knows that Judge
Thomas has a sense of falrplay.
He has the Judicial temperament,
plus training nnd experience In his
profession and his tmneratrabillty
of good breeding lends dignity to
any courtroom.
"Knowledge of the technicalities
Of the law Is necessary, but it Is
the spirit of the law that glvuth
life. To win tholr cases, lawyers
sometimes stress technicalities,
overshadowing the true character
of a case and Its morlts. nnd ho
defeat justice1, t It is so easy to
mistake noise for Intelligence. Op
ponents dwell on technicalities
only at
tour of the Northwest and Is play
ing to capacity houses wherever
they show. The local Lions ware
determined to sell out the hiumc
for their first appearance In Med
ford. Tho l.lonx hupo to" make some
money on the tdiow to enable them
to carry on their community ac
tivities during the current year.
Including municipal lmprovemnts.
t hcatttlfyitm the clly. iln homes.
yards, parks, etc.. boys' and girls'
work of all kinds, playgrounds, rec
reational activities, helping worthy
charities and protecting and aiding
the blind.
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VOTE FOR
George A. Codding
For District Attorney
Plwljjfd to law onfort'oiiipnt and to a com
petent and eeononiieal administration oC
the oi'fiee.
Has been a resident of Jackson County 15
years. Admitted to the bar in 1912.
Paid adv.
.13. v CiEO. A. CODDING.
FIRST WARD
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Mr. Wilson has lived In Med
ford for 18 years during which
time he has takef an active
interest ill civic affairs. Ho
owns bis own home at 340
South Riverside as veil as
business property in this city.
As a heavy taxpayer, Mr. Wil
son will work for the Interests
of Medford taxpayers. Slnco
mil Mr. Wilson, Certified Pub
lis Accountant and member of
tho Oregon State Hoard of
Accouutatitcy, has Audited the
records of the City of Medford
which gives hint a " wide
knowledge of the finances of
the city.
Mr. Wilson pled-Tes himself to
conduct the affairs of this
city in an intelligent, business
liko way.
VOTE 66 X
For E. M. Wilson for Councilman
Citizens Committee M. N. Hogan, Chairman
SECOND WARD
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Mr. Kershaw lif lived In
M'edl'ord for 23 years,
owns his own home at 311
South Holly street and Is
vice-president and sales
manaKcr of the Oregon
Granite Company with a
modern plant in thi3 city.
As a heavy taxpayer, Mr.
Kershaw will continue to
work for tho Interests of
Medford taxpayers and
will help conduct tho af
fairs of tho, city In an ef
ficient, business-like way.
VOTE 68 X
For P. M. Kershaw for Councilman
Citizens Committee M. N. Hoflan, Chairman
THIRD WARD
Mr. Grey lias lived. In Med
ford for 17 years, owns
his own home and resi
dential property , and is
one of the proprietors ot
the Crater Lake Automo
tive Company, Graham
Paige dealers.
M.r. Grey Is a heavy tax
payer and his record on
the city council 1b one of
continued efforts for econ
omy and efficiency. Tho
Interests of 3rd Ward tax
payers will bo furthered
by Mr. Orey's election.
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VOTE 70 X
For J .0. Grey for Councilman
Citizens Committee M. N. Hogan, Chairman
Paid Advertisement
FOURTH WARD
Mr. McKlhoso has lived in
.Medford seven years dur
ing which time ho has
been associated with the
Medford Grocery Com
pany and Mason Khrman
Company. He Is an ex
service man and a past
commander of Medford
Post 15, American Lo
Blou. Whllo in Medford,
Mr. McKlhose has been ac.
tive in Hoy Scout and play
ground work.
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As a Medford home owner,
Mr. McBlhose will con
duct tho city affairs with
the Interests of taxpayers
as first consideration and
pledges himself for a business-like
progressive hand
ling of city affairs. ,
VOTE 71 X
For R. E. McElhose for Councilman
Citizens Committee M. N. Hogan. Chairman
question,, and soon tho little maid
jyas doing her small part in wny'
of explanation. Jtest of ull. an
other human being, that little girl.
Was shown the friendliness of the
law to people Innocent of crime
yet caught in the wheels of Its ma
chinery and authority
tempted tu drag me Into the ju
J deiial contest. '1 he letter speaks
j in real lawyer style about the trial
with the three m-onnIlmK ht'ukon
j "We know him as the friendly tho fuselago demolished and the
neighbor, tho exemplary husband I landing gear cone
and father. In many gatherings!
crashed wuh a canyon a mile deep
and if we hod been over it we
would have fallen a mile instead
of the distance we did." I
Miss levltt. whose family lives dockot "eing made up 40 days be
lli Seattle, Is employed by radio fore couri con cned and tells of the
station KMIC at Us Angeles. , filing of an affidavit of prejudice.
Political Talks
on Air Tonight
(wo have felt his unspoken massage
of sincerity, of competency, of un
'prtentiousnesB."
COAST I'l.ANK CltAKIIKS
Ye Letter Box
(Continued from Page One.)
"They hud a Ford there and we
got help. ' '
"About 20a f(ot from when, we
j tfimii or Judge?
- To the Kdltor:
Mr. Sjtsm Charley, farmer,
Jjllto i tioiiM flnttcrv abuut "what il iust
I Creek, wrote you lust night about and upright man I am."
the Knson - Knap p t rial, and nt-
VI'll VflDL' 1 fj)i lJ..tlf
itatlons. and know that he has no' cal speakers over the radio tonight
knowledge of trial (dockets' or the I include:
technical business of courts and : democratic
that his lawyer-like letter was not' Governor Alfred B. Smith from
written from Lake Creek, us It i Madison Square Garden 10 p. m.
pretends, but somewhere conveni- over WJ55 und coast to coast chain.
ent to the court records of Jack-) Franklin I. Hooscvelt and other
son county, anil I am wondering candidates on New York state
now whether or not the individual ticket, at 8 p. m. over WKAF.
who inspired it did not blush whenjAVGY nnd WOK.
he dictated that fulsome and unc-, Itcpublican
Senator William J3. T'.orah of
Idaho from Utiea, N. Y at 9 p. m.
K. I) KKl.LY. over W'JZ nnd chain. 1
election time to prove Ignorance
or nuiticloui Intent. Instead of the
ability to hasten legal procedure
legally.
"Women admire good house
keeping, and that Judge Thomas
has c 1 ea re d a w a y h n n d reds of
cases whleh have littered the court
dockets for 10, 1 2, 15 years,
another proof of his efficiency.
"The administration of, justice
is a human experiment und de
mands a judge with the judicial
temperament Instead of the polit
ical complex.
"We need dry. leaders ns well
as wise leaders. Judge 'Stomas
advocates strict enforcement of the I
eighteenth amendment, and he Isi
I personally dry.
! "Since the salary of the circuit
i Judge In paid by tho ftate, there
need he no local complaint nf ex
travagance. It Is ii common ens- j
, torn und by ordtn of the chief Jus-;
tice thnt Judges nre shifted to dls- '.
j trlcts where tho dockets are crowd- j
led; equally proper and common!
, to arrange for exchange of judges
i when personalities or condition )
might bins Judgment. Would that 1
the appointment of circuit Judge
were made by the chief Justice nnd
: the'pollttcal game nt election time!
u bo I lulled. i
i "Happy family life Is a pleasant1
background, a civic, nnd a soclul,
, as well us a personal asset. Aa :
the father of three nonx. the fath-;
erllnotis nf JiuW Thomas might
; appreciated by your boy, some
duy. i
"Not Ions' s'ltieo. a J 0-year-old'
girl wus called Into court to 'tlve
evidence. She was bewildered. I
terrified, und In team at tho loud, i
quick qncntlontnv of the Inwcr. :
Judge Tho ma leaned toward the'
little girl nnd nld. 'Sister, you come j
and oil on my lap and see tf w can j
understand this any hotter. in his;
kindly way and In a conversational j
tune he ro panted to the child each 1
Attention Citizens of Medford
Citizens, especially the new ones in our
nmlst will be interested to know that ever
since the .water commission made its investi
gation and decided that Uig Butte Creek and
Springs was the best available source from
which to obtain Bedford's city water supply
the Fehls and Uowloys have endeavored in ev
ery possible manner to keep the city from ob
taining this water, even going so far as to bring
a number of law suits against the citj.
In the past five years they have brought the,
following two injunction suits against the city
to enjoin Medford from obtaining this water.
Oct. 11, 1922, Isabelle Rowley vs. City of Medford et al. v t
April 21, 1923, Isabelle Rowley vs. City of Medford, Water Commission et al.
Being beaten in these injunction suits in which they tried to enjoin the city from obtaininr
this water they have recently brought two more suits, one for $100,CO0 against the Eagle Point Ir
rigation District and the other for a quarter of a million dollars against the City of Medford as
follows:
Oct. 13, 1927, Isabella Rowley and Arthur S. Rowley vs. Eagle Point District for $100,000."
' Oct. 13, 1927, Isabelle Rowley and Arthur S. Rowley vs. City of Medford for $250,000.'
. .We do not know what interest Mr. Fehl has
in. these alleged "llowley rights," 'though he
lias made the statement to the water commis
sion, council and others that lie has an irrevoc
able assignment of sonic interest in them, but.
welo know he and his paper have continuous
ly opposed the water commission and council in
obtaining this water for the city and building
the new water system which' the' citizens voted.
MR. AND MRS. HOMEOWNER AND
TAXPAYKR, you have bonded yourself for al
most a million dollars for this new water sys
tem, which you are paying for both in taxes and
in monthly water rentals. Do you want to put
Mr. Fclil and his associates, who. are bringing
these suits against the city, in charge of your
city water system f
Do you think that after he has brougl'A these
suits to enjoin the city from obtaining tlic Dig
Butte water ami later sued the city for a quar
ter of a million dollars that lio will give up try
ing to get your money for the alleged liowley
rights, just because he has beeu elected mayor?
Paid Adv. liy Clilnns' oOnilttcp. m. X. llogun. Chairman.
If he cloevn't give up these suits, and as
.mayor, makes a settlement of the alleged Row
ley rights, to if part of which he has claimed to
have an irrevocable assignment, who will make
up this amount
Do you wai to have your water rent in
creased and be taxed fgr this quarter of a mil
lion dollars, or whatever settlement Mr. Fehl,
as mayor, may make on the alleged liowley
rights, to which he claims to have an irrevoc
able assignment I
MR. , FEHL, IF ELECTED M YOR
WHICH WILL YOU DO? Turn your back on
the Rowleys, whom you have claimed yoiAvill
Mitch 1U e0UrtS aUd dscwhcl'c o the last
OR
Let the Rowleys take judgment against the
itj for a part or all of this quarter of a million
dollars and saddle extra taxes and a raise in
water rates on the citizens of Medford, who
XlLl ? ' r"1'?,1 then foil almost a
million dollars for the new water svAtein?