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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1942 THE WILLAMINA TIMES PAGE 3 ompariied them home for a few days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Mode and sons, Johnie and Dale, in company with Dock’s brothers, Bob. Bill and Char lie Mode, and family of Independence and other friends and relatives, mak ing a camping party of 15, returned last week from a hunting trip in Mal heur County. Eight men of the party were hunters and eight deer and a large black bear and her two cubs were their reward. Bill Mode shot the angry mother at a distance of eight feet. Mrs. Dock Mode reports that they had a wonderful trip which they I GRAND RONDE NEWS enjoyed very much. Mrs. Max Madison of New Grand Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Engdahl and Ronde is in a hospital in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wright attended Mrs. M. Petersen is very sick. E n u « d at l b . P e s t o f f U . s i W lllam ta., Or-son. as .« - „ „ d e l« . m alU r. Auauai ,«, the football game between Oregon The Cross Mill stopped running due 190», under Set „( Congrats of March 1, 107». State and Washington State Colleges to too much mud and have moved to Saturday afternoon and saw Oregon the plank road for the winter. léon ard B. Signett State lose to Washington 22-13. Editor and Publiiher Mrs. Lloyd Severn* and Mrs. Anna Williams of Sheridan were Friday din I’ublisheu Every Thursday. Subscription Price $1.50 Per ner guests of Mrs. M. W. Spence and l ear in Advance. Home Display A dvertising, 26c an Inch Opal. Foreign Plates. 36c an Inch. CARL IL FRANCIS LaVaughn Matthews and Don Gregg attended the football game at (N o w M a y o r o f D a y to n ) Monmouth Saturday afternoon bet EAST CHEEK NEWS LOCAL HAPPENINGS ween .Monmouth and Reed College, The recent rains have made the Mrs. Judy Laycock of Port Angeles THE R E P U B L IC A N PAPER and saw Reed College team win 6-0. rendu almost impussabli- aa the county spent last week with Mrs. A. G. I-ayer. Candidate o f both R epublican and T H E O R E C O N V O T E R , IN T H E Mrs. Allen Beck and daughters, forgot to put on any gravel and all Mr. and Mrs. Max Thomas and O C T O B E R 17th IS S U E , E N D O R S E S Linda Ruth and Ola Florence, are the old haa been covered up with the spending this week at the home of Dem ocratic Parties fo r E lection heavy logginx of the pant yeara, but sons, Arvid and Jerry, from Portland T H E C A N D ID A C Y O F C A P T A IN her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. moved into the Paul Hopson house the loirrmg ia all finished up the hill, F R A N C IS L. M IC H E L B O O K FOR E. Wilkins, at Tillamook, taking care us Mr. H aroun haa made a private on the south side Sunday. Mr. Thomas T H E S T A T E S E N A T E of their home while they are visiting S ta te R e p r e s e n ta tiv e mud up Euat Creek to hia logging and has his own truck and hauls logs for C apt. Francis L . M.chelbook is one the r daughter, Mrs. Harold Ellien, at Ernie Harris. haa graveled thia road himaelf ao that Vallejo, California. he could haul thin winter. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Layer visited democratic nominee whose election Nov. 3, 1942 pd. pol- adv. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Smith visited would benefit the state as well ns h s I.. L. Shively, Sr. and L. L. Shively, Mrs. layer’s brothers and sister-in- home district, the county of Yamhill, his mother, Mrs Alice Adkins at Aloha Jr. have their bruah piles about all laws, Mr. and Mrs Richard Sharp and now served by Senator W. E. Burke, over the week end. M!!!!!";'... E r burnt. They begun burning junt be Mr. und Mrs. Irvin Sharp and fami- an astute pol tician who trims shrewd fore the rain. The dry summer haa 1 es, at Molalla over the week end. ly and who has a good chance to be re dried the stumps no that many of them Mrs. Layer’s father, John Sharp ac- e'ected because of h.'s skill in appeal are burning up. ing to deep-seated prejudices. Mich- «’Look made an excel’ent record as re Mr. und Mrs. Ray Davis were cal rresentatve in 1915. Born near lers on their aunt. Mrs. Velma Davis. Salem January 24, 1886; OSC grad He came up to go hunting. uate 1909; organized Co. A ONG Mr. and .Mrs. R. E. Wr.rrtn of Tuft, ond served three years as captain Oregon were hunting in our neighbor before Mexican Border; in U. S. Ar hood Sunday. my as captain in border service and Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Weatpahl and through World War; was a successful daughters were Sunday callers of ‘armer and breeder before his elec Mr. and M-s. I). O Davis tion to the legislature in 1914; has PHONE Open from continued in (except during military Mrs. Lenora Shively and daughters 422 8 :3 0 to 5 :3 0 service) and is rated one of the fore were over night guests of Mrs. Glenn W IL L A M IN A VJ B E A U T Y S T U D I O S M most Island Jersey breeders; also fine Urenemen. poultry; owns as well as operates his Mrs. Gladys R oberts Mr. und Mrs. G. E. Warren und own farms; a man of firm integrity sons have moved to the former Orie and fine reputation. Blankenship house in the Gold Creek pd. adv. «1 sir ct. Thin leaves only nine pupils in the Crossett School. ★ Willamina (ZHtnrii Go+nfdeie. Jlipie. ß e & ttiy Sesuuce, fL A D Y C Mr. and Mrs. Ray Keagbine and ch.ldren were business callers in Mc Minnville Saturday. Mr. E. Eell, who has been renting the Ch urchmin fp.rm on Rock Creek, has rented the Kenneth Miller farm east of Sheridan. I H A V E B EEN C A L L E D TO 1 H E ARM Y OCTOBER 19th. IF R E - E L E C T E D , W IL L G E T A F U R L O U G H T O R E T U R N FO R T H E JA N U A R Y 1943 L E G IS L A T U R E S E S S IO N . topen* leaders Give Oregon’s Leaders * A Good Big Vote Il ER V E Y M I I O S K I N S R E P U B L IC A N C A N D ID A T E FO R COUNTYJUDGE O F Y A M H IL L C O U N TY ch as . u M c N ary C a n d id ate fo r I ’ . S . Senat O n e o f A m e ric a 's outstandi '4 ifi- •ta te a ro e n ; m in o r ity leader th e S e n a te . H e has the conn- d e n re o f hia associates; proved a b ility to w ork c o n s tru c tiv e ly and e ffe ctive ly fo r O regon a n d th e n a tio n . S L O G A N — A tane business a d m in istrat'o n of county affairs. EARL SNELL C andidate fo r G o v e rn o r. F o r th e past eigh t years o a r aggres sive and effic ie n t S ecretary o f S tate. He has in tim a te k n o w l- edge o f the e n tir e state and the broad e xperience needed to give O regon a balanced, business like a d m in is tra tio n . JAM ES W . M O T T C a ndidate fo r Congress, F irs t D is tr ic t. O n e o f th e n a tio n • m oat able Congressm en fo r t h - past five term s. As one o f h.s courageous c o n trib u tio n s to t ’ »e p u b lic w elfare he has seen ti.4 need fo r adequate defense c i th e Pacific Coast a n d has fo u g h t successfully to get ir . E sure to go to the polls Tuesday and exercise your priceless American heritage of the right to vote for the men and women of your choice. Oregon voters have chosen an exceptionally able group of Republican candi dates. Examine their qualifications, study their records, and we are sure you will agree that your best interests will be' served by electing these Republicans. B if, Î CRAFTSMAN PRINTING A T PRICES THAT CANT BE BEAT ! ! ! ------ ★ ------ Estimates Gladly Given On the Following Item» Briefs Tickets I n voices Rcceipts Envelopes Letterheads Window (.arils Business Forms Af Libels ■jlf- Blotters -A Dodgers -*■ Booklets Statements yk Visiting Cards y|f Business Cards -jk Announcements Anything and Everything in the P R IN T IN G L IN E I.ET US QUOTE YOU PRICES ! ! L E A D E R S H IP for the four critical years ahead. LE A D E R S H I P seasoned by exper ience as a Legislator, Speaker of the House, Secretary of State. No candidate for Gover nor in the history of Oregon ever had so broad a background of experience in affairs of the state. ^ L E A D E R S H IP that is able, aggres sive, dynamic. Leader ship that is friendly. Cast your vote with those who will elect EARL SNELL as Oregon’s next Governor! ---------------- ----------O ------ —----------------------- THE WILLAMINA TIMES Phone 8 x 6 '• M Willamina, Ore. " do * GOVERNOR * "Snell Celt Thin f t D tne' (Pd. Adv.) Snell for Oov. C on. Saylor. S ec. I’U tt Bldg., Portland R o b e r t s . F a r r ell jp . C a ndidate fo r S ec retary o f S ta te . A n o th e r p u b lic servant o f proved a b ility . A n outstand- n < S ta te legislator fo r 6 years. H e w ill a d m in is te r his office in te llig e n tly and fa ir ly , giving d ilig e n t s erv ice to a ll parts o f th e S ta te . W - L - K I.M S E Y C andidate fo r Com raisaioner o f la b o r £ tp e rie a e » d as « w orker. A uiployet, un to « a A c . I and deputv Labor t a n t e i«»ioner. Ha is e itr a o r d ir ta r ily w ell qua li- !•» this office— a high cali ber man (o r • d iffic u lt task. A I n ite d O regon f o r a U nited N ation To win this war finally and completelv is the number one job of fsee men everywhere. This job requires unity. It requires that all serve and sacrifice equally and without stint. To this united war effort the members and candidates of the Republican Party pledge their time, their money, their brains, their energy and if necessary, their lives. The Republican Party will back the President wholeheartedly, will in.ist that he he given all the power necessary to win the war: hut the people must have this powet Wet again after victory is won. We exist net have a permanent bureaucracy. A vote for these KepunUeeo candidates is s vote for this program. N iel R. A ll ««, State C hairm an. Republican STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Eugene E. Marsh, Representative, 8th Rep. D is tric t C a rl H . Franc a, R epresentative, 8th Rep. D is tric t W . E. B urke. Senator, 10th S enatorial D is tric t C harles R. Newm an, C ounty Commissioner H r m i r C. P a rre tt, County T re a s u re r Jchn H e rrin g Jr., C oupty C lerk H. M . Hoskins, County Judge
