Republican Editor Assails G. O. P.
In Reply to Letter Asking Support
Miller Mercantile Company
WASHINGTON—The atUtud* of the farm work begins at sunrise, we
the Intelligent Western f*r*Mr who are so opposed to a continuance of
has studied the causes of his pres .the Coolidge policies that if I wrote
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ent predicament, arid WILLAMINA,
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what I think ' It wouldn't look good
what n continuance of ths Coolidge in print, sad so 1 shall modify my ex
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“Under the Coolidge policies, which
by Herbert N. Stratum, of.the Repub Mr. Hoover is pledged to continue, we
lican Business Men. Inc., from Willis have had more farm bankruptcy and
A. Wells, Republican editor of the more rural distress than has existed
Webster (8. Dak.) Journal.
since our pioneers came West In cov
Ths South Dakota editor had been ered wagons and conquered the
naked by Mr. Strause to support Her prairies.
“You really have no realisation of
bert Hoover snd to send n rsply
which could bo published. Here is wbat these Coolidge policies have
a profit on his account
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done to a great and flourishing agri
th< reply:
“Ton request that I Join the Repub cultural section ot the country.
“Farm lands have depreciated |30.-
lican Business Men, Inc., of your city.
In promoting .he election of Mr. Hoo 000.000.000 in value. Fifty thousand
ver upon the sole ground that "be business men have gone broke. Four
will carry out the Coolidge policies.' thousand rural banka have failed.
“While Coolidge was President.
Tour pis* leaves me ag cold as the ice
Congress, representing the people,
fields of * polar sea.
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passed farm relief bills twice and
"As * Republican I enthusiastically twice the man higher up vetoed them.
deciins to do any such fool thing. 1 That is the paramount Coolidge pol
nm for Hoover Just about ap far as icy. We have been fooled twice.
you can throw our party elephant by Don't think, my W’all 8L friend, you
the pin feathers with your arm broken can do it again.
in four places.
“With kindest personal regards, y
"Out in the West, where men are ars at liberty to publish tbls and
Mortgaged up to the eyebrows and to the devil."
New Fall Merchandise
New merchandise arriving daily, everything to meet
the family’s needs.
Pollyanna Dresses
Ladies Shoes
New shipment of Pollyanna frocks
just received. Made from A. B. C.,
and other fast color prints in the new
flare skirt and other styles, priced
at $1.95.
Girls print dresses in sizes from 6
to 14 years, colors guaranteed, priced
at $1.95.
The Fall and Winter shoes are now
in. Oxfords in black and tans, pric
ed from $3.50 to $5.50 a pair. Pumps
priced from $3.50 to $6.50 a pair.
Try a pair ofour shoes with built
in arch and combination lasts priced
at $3.95.
Blankets
70x80 part wool blankets
70x80 cotton
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68x76
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70x80 single cotton “
White sheet blanket
Part wool Bolo Indian blanket
5.00
3.95
1.79
1/25
1.65
2.95
WILLAMINA STATE BANK
Millinery
New felts in Fall styles, priced
from $1.95 to $5.95.
French Beret Tams, priced at 590,
790 and $1.25.
Every bank is entitled to a profit on
for every bank depositor should main-
Rubber boots, over shoes, galoshes, rain coats and all
wet weather goods at reasonable prices.
PHONE 9951 SHERIDAN '
BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
BEING SPENT BY
MOTORISTS
Motorists of the nation spend
the staggering sum ot over Five
Billion Dollars annually with ser
vice stations and repair shops,
according to F. C. Stettler, Trea
surer of the Oregon State Motor
Association for the past 10 years,
which is affiliated with the Amer
ican Automobile Association.
Mr. Stettler bases his statement
on figures furnished by the R h .
search Department of the A. A.
A. showing that in 1927 more’
than five and a quarter billion
dollars was spent with service
stations and repair shops by car
owners. This gigantic sum, was
divided as follows:
Parts and service supplies,
$950,000,000
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Tires for replacement, $925, j
000.000
Fuels and Lubicants, $2,350,
000,000
Service labor $1,092,000.000
In 1919 the total amount was
$2,125,000,000 while in 1926 it I
reached the sum of $4,815*000,
BALTIMORE. Md. — Richard P.
Cleveland, oon of President Cleveland,
Is actively engaged | the campaign
to elect Governor Smith President
He ie In charge of the speakera bu
reau in Maryland.
STRIKING
EXCERPTS
FROM
SENATOR ROBINSON’S SPEECH
OF ACCEPTANCE.
“Ths leaders on both sides must
display a aenea of Justice eno fair-
neee by refusing to become the
bensflclarlee of polltlcel Influencee
end procesess which they them-
eelvee ere unwilling to employ.”
“Numerous political serpents are
hissing In the dark • • • • . Sound
public policy eneouragee full, frank
and fearless discussion of issues
snd records."
“Ths spokesman of a party has
the- duty to toil the whole truth,
• • • • . He proves himself un
worthy If he knowingly accepts ad-
antage from falsehood even though
not uttered or Inspired by hlmeelf."
“The Republicen party la either
incapable of aucceeefully dealing
with the (agricultural) question or
hae deliberately violoted Ite expreoe
promloee to thd'farmers of the na
tion.”
“If a more equitable and effective
plan than that compriaod by the
equalisation fee Ie dlocovered, It
should be adopted."
'Governor Smith’s statement “Ie
an unqualified acceptance of the
obllgetlon to enforce the lew * to
the beet of hie ability.”
Coming to
Salem and Portland
Dr. Melienthin
SPECIALIST
In Internal Medicine for the
peat fifteen yeare
DOES NOT OPERATE
Will be in Salem on Tuesday
Oct 2, at the Marion Hotel.
And in Portland on Thursday,
¡Friday and Saturday. Oct. 4,
registrations and a total of 89,955
service stations and repair shops.
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Dr. Melienthin is a regular graduate
in medicine and surgery and is licensed
by the state of Oregon. He does not
operate for chronic appendicitis, gall
stones, ulcers of the stomach, tonils or
adenoids.
He has to his credit wonderful results
in diseases of the stomach, liver, bow
els, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kidney,
bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, weak
lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers
and rectal ailments.
Below are the names of a few of his
many satisfied patienta in Oregon who
have been treated for one of the above
named causes:
John Olson, Astoria.
Joe Sheoehi^, Gibbon.
Mrs. Walter Scott, Scotts Mills.
Mrs. John Van Beveren, Baker.
"D. I. Wagenblast, Portland.
Mrs. H. E. Walters, Maupin.
Mrs. Jennie Woolery, Salem.
CHICAGO.—W. G. Bierd, President
of the Chicago and Alton Railroad,
hM been appointed financial director
for Illinois for the Democratic Ns-
V ora J Campaign ConunlUaa. • --
Los
Willamina Barber Shop
Razor Stropper
Guaranteed Razors $2.00
Scissors Sharpened 150
C. F. COLBURN
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its business turnover the same as a mer-
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No Charge for Consultation
Address: 211 Bradbury Bldg.,
Angeles, California.
Rhode* Kris* Kross Safety
tain a balance that will insure the bank
5 and 6, at the Benson Hotel.
Office hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
000.
The lar$e amount of money
spent in this way, does not in
clude the sum chargeable to de
preciation and garaging.
Remember above date, that consulta
Mr. Stettler declared that every
tion
on this trip is free and that his
repair shop in the United States Rooms upstairs in Willamina
treatment is different.
has an average clientele of 261
State Bank Building.
Married women must be accompanied
motor cars. This statement is
by their husbands.
Willamina,
Oregon
based on the 1927 motor vehicle!
Dr. H. W. Flanery
Dentist
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MILLER MERCANTILE COMPANY
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Farm Loans
LOANS: On Farms, City Property and
Chattels. Monthly payments or other
wise, quick service. We bqy notes, •
mortgages, contracts and bonds. For ।
safe investments, twewty-three years
; service in this line, see Atty. B. A.
I Kliks, McMinnville, Ore.
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town buying. Start on your trip confi
dent that you are going the best way,
and that no annoying complications
will mar it
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month, South or East, to San Francisco •
or to Europe, your resident agent can
be of utmost value to you.
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slogan of your local merchants," It pays
to buy in your own home town.”
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