La Grande evening observer., May 16, 1934, Image 3

LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. LA GRANDE. ORE.
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THREE GIVEN
LIFE TERMS
FOR SNATCH
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ment at 7:50 p. m.. after hearing Get
tle's story of the kidnaping ond his
captivity. At o'clock the Indict
ment waa returned In the courtroom
of Superior Judge Charles W. Filcke.
At 8:15 p. m., the men had entered
their pleas, Gettle had told his brief
story and sentence was Imposed.
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SavpI Sr.-! 6Mfc! SAVE
With the three men In the cose
ready for 6an Quentln, authorities
were undecided what to do with two
women who were a treated when
found In company of Kirk when he
was taken Into custody.
The two women, Lauretta Woody,
23, Alios Ann Williams and Mona A.
Qalllghan, 21, alias Joan Ward, are
being held for suspicion of kidnap
ing. NATIONAL COTTON WEEK
Wednesday, May 16, 1931
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A PLEA TO THE VOTERS
FOR A NEW DEAL
By David P. Graham, Republican
Candidate for Congress
1 beg you
to read my
State ment
In the Vot
ers' Pamph
let before
going to
vote. If you
do. I feel
that you will
decide to
take a
chance on
kaems&fcKAK&te&aa me, to rep-
mmtPftW.l m resent you
there in Washington. I believe I
have the ability and the personality,
with the nerve, to do so with credit
to you, the District and myself.
My opponent promises you lots;
what could he do? one man amongst
434 others? I'll bet I could do as
much, and probably, a little more.
My opponent asks for credit for the
various laws he helped put on the
Statute books but does not ask that
he be given credit for being the lead
er In the fight to put the sates tax
there, or for having refused to allow
the people a chance to vote on it;
oh, no he forgets about it, entirely.
If he were sincere and believed it
was a good thing for the peoplo of
the State, why does he not mention
It and demand credit for it? He Is
afraid that Is tre reason. Do you
want that kind of man to represent
you? I should think not.
I believe we have too many law
yers in public life and political of
fices right now, and that If we had
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less trouble. People who know me
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Please give me an opportunity to
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tee you won't regret it and will be
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