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Political Announcements
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$3 TAX SPELLS CHAOS
Should the voters of Oregon adopt the $3 auto'™
tax plan now being agitated, the great $ 100,(XX),000
highway program will come to a standstill, and the,
system so far provided will begin to deteriorate for Fro™ one "f the, Gueri" brotb’
lack of funds to maintain it. Not only that but the »outiT for* of the sixes,',^ "writer
hundreds of thousands of dollars that have been
and are being expended for publicity of Oregon’s i centrates
scenic attractions will become non-productive, as trates wag
tourists will not travel roads that are not kept up to
standard. Oregon, with its comparatively small pop- chromite <?) Numerous scales of
ulaion, adopted the only sound financial plan avail-1
able with which to build its highway system, and to so
tamper with that plan at this time is a dangerous!but,on of
undertaking for every man, woman and child with- mlnc8 that no def",lte ,n<llcat,on i
in the state.
Native Platinum and Gold
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NURSERIES
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CONGRESSMAN HAWLEY
The advancement of Congressman W. C. Hawley
of the first district of Oregon to the chairmanship,
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of the powerful ways and means committee of the
house of representatives at Washington places him
in the foremost position in congress and is a deserved ,><'cur" alon* the niinoi»
recognition of his many years of tireless work in the along tbat stream.
interest of the state of Oregon as a whole. Oregon Editors note:
itself is signally honored by congressman Hawlev’s 'pletes the
advancement, as it brings the chairmanship of this;Prof y 8 Diller of tbe Unite(i
great committee to the Pacific coast for the first
time in history.
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Established 1907
r e tu r n in g to G old B e a c h on T h u r s ­ tu r e a n d sa le o f liquor.
to n c a n n o t be giv en
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d a y a fte rn o o n .
S M E L T IN G & R E F IN IN G CO.
H a rb o r. O r.. M ar. 26. 1928.
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M l. a n d M rg w J . W a rd w e n t B ro o k in g s. O r e . M a rc h 23. 1928
I m in e s t h a t n o d e fin ite
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W h e re it h a s been tr a c e d to its M onday, d r iv in g th r o u g h in
th e candidate lor the office of Treasurer
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a n d In O re g o n it p ro b a b ly h a s th e , Q r a n t a P a s s to c a re fo r th e W a rd primaries to be held on
May
18,
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s a m e a ss o c ia tio n
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sh o u ld c a r e f u lly s e a rc h ’ fo
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ORNAM ENTAL TR EES
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I hereby announce myself as
a
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T h „ c o m m u n lty c tu b p u ttin g a candidate for the nom ination for the
riv e r, a n d ; n ew ro o f on thP h a ll a t H a r b o r .|o _____
f f ic e of sheriff on the Democratic
I ticket, subject to the will of the voters
u s in g c o r ru g a te d Iron ro o fin g
J o h n R. H ill, a c c o m p a n ie d
by as expressed at the primary election on
T h e fo re g o in g com F lo re n c e H ill, d ro v e to C re s c e n t M ay 18, 1928.
If nom inated and
Repi-esentAtire
se o io g y o f th e P o r t o r C ity S a tu r d a y on a b u sin e ss trip . elected I pledge myself to conduct
F r a n k H a s s e tt is e m p lo y e d
in the affairs of the office in a consci
th e c o m p a n y o ffice a t B ro o k in g s entious and business Itke manner
S ta te s G e o lo g ic al s u r v e y a n d p u b ­ d u r in g th e a b se n c e o f W . J . W ard .
JA SPE R H T U R N E R
lish ed in G eologic A tla s No. 89 in
J o e P r ic e o f P o w e rs h a s been
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v is itin g h is a u n t. M rs. C h a rle s A i­
I hereby announce that 1 am
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C h a rle s S m ith a n d S a m P r ic e a c ­ candidate for the office of Sheriff of
P o r tla n d , M a rc h 31 F iv e h u n -
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n o x io u s w eed c o n tro l w as a m e n d ­ O r e g o n 's so m e o n e h u n d r e d fifty U n ite d S ta te s a r e r e p o r tin g to th e ite d a t th e ho m e o f Mr. a n d M rs. at the prim aries May 18. 1928
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Camp to Open
Comfortable hunting lodge
in big game territory, eas­
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with hotel.
Guides furnished if desired
E. M. PITNER
Proprietor.
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