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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1924
that without them he could not of a partisan administration, he i republican, and never as a demo-
have been elected. He has been has given recognition to republi [ crat.
unable to find a republican quali cans and has appointed a number
Mondays and Thursdays
But the most lucrative, and pos
fied to hold tho smallest remuner to some of the most remunerative i sildy the most important office
Publishers
Bede & Smith..
___ Editor ‘ ative office.” A few weeks since positions he has had to give out. which Oovernor Pieree has fillet
Elbert Bede----
I I read in another up state paper
Most notable of the republicans i , is that of state engineer. fill«-;«
A first class publication entered at the statement that "Governor appointed, perhaps, is J. D. Mickle, Luper, whom he appointed, is not
Cottage Grove as sccond-cluss mutter Pierce’s administration has been state dairy and food commissioner. only a republican but he has never
intensely partisan. He has appoint- There were strong democrnt.i who ‘‘wabbled,’’ as Spence and Cleaver
Business Office......... 55 North Sixth
' ed no republican to a salaried were applicants for that position, have.
office,” which is but a more blunt which carries a salary of |3000 a
Other notable republican appoint
SUB8CRIPT1ON RATES
way of stating the same untruth I year, but Mr. Mickle had had ex ments aro Carle Abrams to be sec
By mail (Cash in advance)
■ —I beg pardon, I mean to say the perience jn that office and ha.l
One year....$2.75 | Three months .80 same misstatement, for I wish to proven himself peculiarly adapted retary of the budget commission,
and now secretary of the board of
Six months.. 1.50 | One month..... 50
| use only respectful language. But, for its duties, and he was appoint control. M. L. Pipes, as supreme
BY CARRIER
court judge, is another, and so is
Ono month---- - ------------------- $ .30 this statement is going the rounds ed solely for that reason.
C. E. Spence, state market agent, L. H. Mahon, to be circuit judge
Four months, in advance------- 1.10 | of the press of tho state, and is
Six months, in advance-------- 1.60 I usually copied in The Oregonian, about whom much has been said, has of Marion anil Linn counties.
This is enough to absolutely
One year, in advance_______ 3.00 I no matter what its source. It is generally registered as a republican
1 so utterly unfair and misleading
prove that the governor has not
Member of
I that I am surprised to find it in and his affiliation is with that been partisan in his appointments.
National Editorial Association
Tho Sentinel. I believe you make party. It is true that he supported He has appointed numerous republi
Oregon Stato Editorial Association no denial of being intensely parti Roosevelt, but many now consid cans on boards and commissions.
Oregon Newspaper Conference ' san, but generally you are fair in ered good republicans did rhe same Three of the five members of the
I your statements. It is because you thing. He supported LaLollette in state fair board, of which I am
P1EBCES APPOINTMENT or I are generally so well inform cd on the election just passed. Governor a member, are republicans, two
I current political history that I am Pierce did not ask either him or of them active in the party coun
REPUBLICANS.
I surprised to see the statement Mr. Mickle whom they inteuded cils.
We selected a republican,
Portland, Dec. 12.—(Editor Cot- ' quoted above in your paper. And to support for president, nor at Mrs. Ella 8. Wilson, to the $3000-u-
tsge Grove Sentinel.)—I have just I because of your reputation for tempt to dictate to then:, asking yenr office of secretary of the
read an article from your paper, 1 fairness I ask space to give the only that tho duties of the office board, anil the selection met with
’ should bo honestly and capably the governor’s hearty approval.
copied in the Eugene Guard, in ' facts in tho case.
which you make the statement that
It is true that a large number oJ performed, and that is what each There are others, but do I need
to point out any morel
Governor Pierco "has deserted I republicans voted for Governor of these men is doing.
What Governor Pierce has not
those who elected him to high Pierce two years ago, giving him
Another notable instance is that
position. Ho has given no recogni the largest majority a governor of Mr. Cleaver, stato prohibition done is to siflect any of the bunch
tion to the fact that thousands of of any party ever received in the ' director. Ho has registered as a who circulated the false and slan
republican votes were given him; state. It is also true that, instead prohibitionist, but generally ns n derous charges against him during
the campaign in which he was so
triumphantly elected. He has not
appointed any represeniatives of
special interests who wanted to
get their hands in the public crib.
For these reasons the effort has
been made to create the impres
sion that he has been intensely
partisan. At least every democrat
knows that is is not true. I have
heard complaints from fellow demo
crats that Governor Pierce was
giving the offices to republicans,
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and some men who would like to
dictate the appointments for the
party have rebelled. Bu. Governor
Pierce has gone on his way. He
has made appointments on merit
solely, and whether ho is charged
with mistakes or not, he has at
all times been governor.
Now, Brother Bede, whether you
i
are willing to admit any of my
contentions, or even the plain facts
stated, and whatever comment you
may see fit to mako, I have con
fidence enough in your sense of
Effective December 2nd, the Ford Motor Company an
fairness to« believe you will give
Í
nounces new low prices on all Ford cars — a reduction of
space to one who believes a great
injustice has been done the gover
Twenty-five Dollars on the Fordor Sedan, and lower prices
nor in your columns, and that it
on all other types make Ford Cars—even greater value than
i
is only a part of a concerted plan
to discredit Governor Pierco with
ever before.
republicans by charging him with
intense and biased partisanship.
HORACE ADDIS.
NEW PRICES
dottane (Grove Sentinel
ALL PRICES
REDUCED
$260
290
520
580
660
225
365
Runabout ..
Touring Car
Coupe ...........
Tudor Sedan
Fordor Sedan
Chassis......... .
Truck Chassis
(All Prices F. O. H Detroit)
These are the lowest prices ever offered in the history of the
Ford Motor Company. They create a new standard of
value for motor car transportation.
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The Sentinel is pleased that its
intention to be fair is recognized
by so keen an observer ns Mr.
Addis.
As to several of the appointments
referred to by Mr. Addis he seems
to have it on Tho Sentinol. The
appointment of Mr. Mickle is ono.
Mr. Micklo had filled the office
with distinction and ha<l retired
because holding the office was
really a sacrifice. His appointment
by Pierce came as a result of the
death of C. L. Hawley, who had
held the office at the sacrifice
of his own personal interests.
It is hardly fair to call Spence
a republican. He trains with ci cry
radical party that comes along.
Nominally, of course, Abrams is
a republican, but he supported
Walter Pierce for governor—ami
his appointment was made by tho
board of control.
Inasmuch as
Pierce controls the board of con-
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the forenoon of said day at tho
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IMMORALITY IS ASSET.
I Court for the hearing of objections
' to said Final Account and Final
Eugene Register: Thomas H. j Settlement of said estate. Any and
Ince, one of the giants of the all objections to said account and
motion picture industry, is dead, j the final settlement of said
‘ 1 es-
but gossip lives after him. It is
whispered that he wont on a party
and drank too much bad liquor. (
Wisely enough probably the coro
ner of San Diego county declines
to investigate the whisperings, in-
si sting that Mr. Ince died of
heart failure. At any rate, what-
over tthe cause, his heart failed
him.
Seven persons out of ten, it is
likely, will believe the whispers.
The public likes to believe that
motion picture people are rotten
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trol, probably he should have credit
for the appointment.
Pierce deserves credit for the
quality of most of the api>oint-
monts referred to by Mr. Addis.
tate must be filed with tho Clerk
of this Court on or before the
said date of hearing.
Dated and first published this
24th day of November, 1924.
WORTH HARVEY, )
Executor of the last will and
Testament of Smith Bailey, Do-
ceased.
Herbert W. Lombard, Attorney for
Executor.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U. 8. j
Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon.
November 26, 1924.
Notice is hereby given that j
Julis T. Blalack, of Oakridge,
Oregon, who, on July 10, 1920, j
made Additional Homestead Entry,'
No. 012917, for 8^ HW(4, Lot 8;
N'Mi 8WÎ4, Lot 8; and SWMt
NW(4, Ix>t 8; Section 13, Town-1
ship 21 South, Range 2 East, Wil
lamette Meridian, has filed notico
of intention to make three year
Proof, to establish claim to the
land aboven described, before E. O.
Immel, U. 8. Commissioner, at
Eugene, Oregon, on the 13th day
of January, 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William T. Minnick, David Min-j
nick, Allen Riner, all of Oakridge,'
Oregon; Henry Skinner, of Spring
field, Oregon.
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTIÆ
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Notiee is hereby given that
Wortk Harvey, Executor of the
estate of Smith Bailey, decease«i. :
has filed his final account in the
matter of the said estate in the
County Court of tke State of Orc
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