To Trap Earwigs
tax or an equalisation fee upon a citi- nent basis without prosperity on the |
;____________ I statement* have been made by a
sea of the United States without his farm build upon a false foundation.
Now we propose by legislation to number of people that they had been'
consent. It would not be a free gov­
ig* by !
incorporate every American farmer successful in trapping earw
ernment
if
it
could
be
done.
And
if
JOHN E. KLACK. Editor and Publisher.
anybody should propose to amend the in a bureau at Washington. We pro- crumpling paper into bulla and leav-
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— — . — ■ - ' pose *M to I * > legislate
aw • aS I ■* • a » Il him
I lit it* in. and we do ing on the ground and in crotches of
constitution
give M a — congress
Enured at the Post Office at Dayton, Oregon, as Second Clast Mail Matter
the authority to delegate that power not propose to give him an opportuni-I tree«. The earwigs go hiding in the
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
We propose to take paper ball* in the daytime and the
to a bureau the farmer would be the ty to get out.
first to fight such tyranny. It is un­ away hi* digrration, his Judgment, balls can then be collected and burned.
constitutional. and the President of In my opinion, my friend«, the great
SUBSCRIPTION • $1.50 PER YEAR STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
I the United States found that out. est benefit and the greatest favor
Having reached this conclusion, he so which has been rendered to the Amer­
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF
ican farmer in his economic indepen­
I declared, declared it long ago.
Present Incumbent
PneiVi fhitnc try from ,he cheap-labor countries
"But it is said the President should dence was when Calvin Coolidge ve­ To the Voters of Yamhill County:
wIliLOr
001*111 VldllllO abroad two billion five hundred dollars
And the time will
.
have signed it notwithstanding his toed this bill.
Four years of just, fair and impur-
worth of farm products,
The
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u belief
»• # that > u
. home! sincere
it —
was unconstitu* come when the American farmer will tiul law enforcement, the same econo­
American
.
a
market built up by the
the
tional. Now you do not believe that! recognise the statesmanship of
my. courtesy and efficiency as before.
protective system belongs
i You do not think that!
You do not man who vetoed the plan to make him Your support will be appreciated.
to the American farmer, . € S r°U 1 think that a man, a President, the ex- a bureaucratic serf.”
his efforts
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G. W. MANNING
not
. _ be B compelled to share .
ecutive head of the nation, who has
Gas for Hindoo Dead
Pd. adv. by G. W. Manning,
,
thr ConsU
Fourteen Billions Taken w.th those abroad who pay from one-
The public authorities of the city of McMinnville, Oregon.
third down to one-fourth the amount tutjon of
Uniud s
ghouW
“Somewhere”
which he pays for labor In this
# bU| whkh he
he ha# Bombay are considering the Improve­
has
platform is the spec.fic pledge that no authorit und„ hi, oath and the ment of the time-honored method of
In the address of Senator W. E.
To the Voters of Yamhill County
the disposal of the Hindoo dead. The
the Republican party will give the con,tituUon t0
Borah, ardent Hoover and Coolidge
your support for Sheriff
I
practice in Bombay is to burn the
home market exclusively to the Amer- |
my friendj>
farmer
has bodies on wood fires, but the city 1 on November 6th on my record as
supporter, made at the Kansas City
proj)|enl
At । have said, he is
and chief of police.
convention, herewith printed by the lean armer.
authorities are inclined to favor gas- deputy sheriff
“1 am a believer in the protective
not upon an equality in the matter
Tribune. Mr. Borah states the farm­
will endeavor to en
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If
elected
I
fired incinerators.
system.
It protects American stan­
of taxation.
He is not upon an
im
ers* trouble lies not in price fixing, or
A consulting engineer in London force all the law* equally and
dards and American wage earners.
equality in the matter of transporta-
,
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equalization fee but in assisting the
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some means by partially,
Let me say to my Republican friends ..
tion. He is not properly protected in
. hich electricity can be used for '
farmer in getting his produce to mar­
FRED PATTERSON
in the great East—it must be ex­ enjoying the home market.
And he
ket without being robbed by the mid­
Republican Nominee for Sheriff
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. | cremation purposes, but the Bombay
tended to give equal and absolute pro­
dle men. According to Mr. Borah in
u hav<> evi<Jently learned that Pd. adv. by Fred Patterson,
tection to the farmer by giving him is entitled to .id and assistance in
marketmg hi. surplus. He is ent.tled
do )t bHter wUh
1922 the farmers received seven and
Minnville.
the home market which we are build- to the consideration and the assist-
a half billion dollars for their farm
mg up. These three questions, tax-1
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ance of all who believe in the pros-1
products and these products were sold
es. reaching the home market, enjoy-
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to customers for twenty two and a
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, Ipenty of the American people and
ing the home market, are fundamental the perpetuity of American institu.
half billion dollars.
In the speech Mr Borah stated that . an. ’***,! e
° a Pr°Per so‘ tions.
Those who believe that you
Herbert Hoover, the Secretary oi I
«if this imminent and appealing । can
rit upon .
.
question.
Commerce has prepared a plar whkh
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is ready for congress to aid the farm­
the
majority
and
the
minority
reports
er in his marketing problems. His
is that of how to dispose of the sur-
I will appreciate your vote at the
SUBJECTS
speech in part is as follows
plus,
covering principally cotton and general election, Nov. 6, for the office 1
"There is a farm prno’ern, but be­
Dietetics With Special Emphasis on Food for School Children.
fore we come to the immediate propo­ wheat and one or two other products of county school superintendent of
Yamhill county.
sition which seems to divide us. let of which we still produce a surplus.
“There are two objections to it.
Jf elected I pledge an economical.
me call your attention to some fea­
or
tures of that problem with which we The first is that it cannot be done, efficient and business like administra-
have to deal, and with which we are There is no authority under the Con- tjOn.
"The True Cause of Chronic Disease and What You can do to Main­
stitution of the United States which
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proposing to deal.
tain
health to 120 Years."
permits a Congress to delegate Pa;d advertisement
"The American farme.' at the clore
to
twelve
men
the
power
to
impose
a
by
C.
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Ailor,
McMinnville,
Ore.
of the war was paying me-’.hird of
Dr. L. I’. Davis. Physical Therapy Specialist. will be available for
his entire income, less other expense?.
a lecture on either of the above subjects, to any group of people, who
for taxes. He was paying from 8 to
will select a home, school house or hall for the meeting.
Dr. Da­
10 per cent more of a ratio of taxes
vis has a vital message to mothers and a comforting one to chronic
hundred million dollars for the
sufferers, and a sane program for those who have health, and wish to
munity.
keep it. Will appear on the program of Grange, Parent leacher Au-
"The farmer is the most heavily
sociation. Scouts or just a group of friends in your home.
taxed individual of the American
community today.
In 1922 to 1924
See or write me at my office. McMinnville.
Dayton, Oregon
and 1925 the fanner’s tax burden
equalled the entire worth or value of
his wheat crop. This is one of the
first problems with which we have to
deal, for under this creeping paraly­
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
Ice Cream
Call on us
is relieved. No scheme can save the
For
fanner if he must carry this super­
Fresh Candies
To help make
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human burden.
Special Dishes
Plans for
Yamhill County
“Who has fought more intelligently,
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Election November 6. 1928
more persistently, more courageous­
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Faithful and Conscientious
ly, and sometimes more lonely for the
Attention to the People’s Business
reduction of taxes upon all classes of
people, including the farmer, than
Calvin Coolidge?
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“The next great problem in this
If
elected
I
will
vigorously prosecute
agricultural question is to enable the
all law violators, giving everybody a
American farmer to reach the Ameri­
square deal.
Will transact all busi­
can market without ^eing robbed on
ness in a manner tending to safeguard
the way.
In 1922, omitting one or
the interests of the tax-paying public.
two articles, consumers of American
Speedy disposition of criminal cases,
than any other member of the com-
MRS. D. E. CLARK is at the Dayton Music Studio from 10:30 to 9:00
using Justice Court when practical,
products of the farm.
Out of this P. M.
thus avoiding heavy expenses incident
the farmer got only seven billion five
to all Circuit Court proceedings.
It
At McMinnville, Elberton Hotel Parlor, Saturday. 10:15 to 9:00 P. M.
products paid twenty-two billion five
shall
be
my
earnest
endeavor
at
all
hundred million dollars.
$14,606,-
At Newberg, City Hall Studio. Monday, 11:00 to 10: P. M.
times to serve with fairness and cour­
000,000 was taken up somewhere on j
tesy to all; special favors to none.
the way between the time it left the ,
farm and the time it reached the ul-1
Paid advertisement by Eugene E. Marsh, McMnnville, Oregon.
timate consumer.
“Experts who have studied the j
question say that at least seven to ’
eight bililon dollars are wasted in the ।
present system of marketing the farm
products, which under a proper sys-1
We are showing a Special Line of stationery up to the
tem ought to go into the pockets of,
minute
in style and quality. Special prices for this occasion:
the American farmer.
“There is now pending in Congress ।
of the United States a bill suggested
and endorsed by the Secretary of j
Commerce, Herbert Hoover, intro-1
duced by a Republican senator, re­
ported by a Republican committee, I
and now ready for passage, which un­
dertakes to deal with this problem.
On sale now a nifty line of
“If the American farmer could have
a fair and just marketing system, out­
side of one or two products, the entire
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farm problem would be settled. And
Priced to sell at special low price of
the Republican party is pledged to
deal with the subject.
It has al­
Just as dairy cattle raiser« select breeding stock on a basis of milk
ready begun to deal with the subject.
and butter production, so are wool growers now adopting a ay»-
“The American fanner is not prop­
tern of selecting breeding stock based on wool production . One.
erly and sufficiently protected in the
prominent Rambouillet breeder retains only those ewen which
home market.
In 1926 and 1927
shear 15 pounds of wool or more annually.
there were imported into this coun-
The progress made in this growing industry will be demonstrat­
ed by the larger and more comprehensive exhibits and displays
in the Sheep and Wool divisions of the forthcoming 18th Annual
Pacific International Livestock Exposition at Portland, Oregon,
November 3-10.
This event affords an opportunity to learn from the experiences
and achievements of other wool growers.
For this reason the
Bank of Day ton is very much in accord with the splendid work of
the Exposition.
We believe that local farmers who attend will
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bring back a knowledge of better farming practices that will as­
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sist in the future prosperity of this section.
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