The Willamina times., May 13, 1948, Page 8, Image 8

THE WILLAMINA TIMES,
Pago 8
THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948
W'LLAMINA. OREGON
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ed th e f t llie i i l s e n li en In S alem ,
W e d n e sd a y, f o r h e r g r a n d m o th e r,
M rs N. A ta iw re n e e . a r u n n e r S alem
r e s ilie n t, w h o f o r th e past tw o yo u rs
h a il m ad e h e r h o m e w ith a d a u g h te r,
M rs. M e n d e n h a ll's m o th e r , in Ocean
P u b lis h e r s
P u b lis h e d E v e ry T h u rs d a y . S u b s c rip tio n P ric e $2.tX> P e r A'ear In
A d v a n c e in Y a m h ill a n d P o lk C o u n tie s. O u ts id e o f C o u n tie s $2.50.
A d v e rtis in g R a te s G iv e n U p on A p p lic a tio n .
Lake
M r. and M rs
L lo y d .C o m e r a n d
d a u g h te r .
D ia n e , o f S a le m
w ere
T u e s d a y e v e n in g d in n e r g u e s ts o f
.............. IN THE FIELD OF POLITICS
The tim e is v ery n e a r w hen v oters m ust g iv e th e ir u n d iv id e d
a tte n tio n to th e m ost im portant of a ll civic d u tie s — th e se le c tio n
of official se rv a n ts.
U nless th e re h a s b een some c h a n g e since th e se le c tio n of the
forty-fourth le g is la tiv e assem b ly . O reg o n is a o n e -p a rty s ta te
in so far a s th e le g is la tu re is concerned (In the house, 58 R e p u b li­
can s, 2 D em ocrats; in th e se n ate , 25 R ep u b lican s, 5 D em ocrats.)
In rev iew in g th e field of c a n d id a te s a n d b e g in n in g a t hom e, this
n e w s p a p e r is p le a s e d w ith the record of C arl H. F ra n c is a s a re p ­
re s e n ta tiv e of Y am hill C ounty. D uring th e la st le g is la tu re , R ep­
re se n ta tiv e F ra n cis w orked c o n sisten tly for le g is la tio n to benefit
th e g re a te s t num ber- w h ile it w a s obvious th a t m an y le g is la to rs
trie d to o b ta in le g isla tio n g ra n tin g sp e cia l p riv ile g e s. His u n co m ­
pro m isin g s ta n d in opposition to S e n a te Bill No. 99, often refe rre d
to a s th e Id ah o P ow er C om pany Bill, a n d to th e s a le s tax , w e
e s p e c ia lly a p p ro v e . S e n a te Bill No. 99 w a s p a s s e d o v e r G o v ern o r •
Snell s veto a n d th e re w a s a g re a t d e a l of o th er e v id e n c e ih a t it w a s
a sp e cia l p riv ile g e m ea su re a n d not in the in te rest of th e com m on
good.
F ro m the Inception of the N a v y D e partm en t a century and a h a lf ago
A g re a t effort w a s m ad e to force th e sa le s tax u p o n th e p e o p le
A m e ric a n w arship« have va stly changed fro m wooden frig ates and
p riv a te e r« to steel-hulled battleships, cruisers, and carriers, but the
of th e s ta te by lo ad in g the referred bill w ith c o n tin g e n t le g isla tio n ,
w ill to figh t In defense of A m e ric a has undergone no transition. The
w h en a t th e tim e th e re w a s every in d icatio n th a t a m ajo rity of the
v e te ra n USS Constitution, shown In upper photo In battle w ith the
v oters d id not w a n t a sa le s tax. F ran cis fought th e p ro p o sa l in th e
B ritis h ship G V E R R IE R E In 1812, rests In re tire m e n t In Boston, con­
le g is la tu re a n d a fte rw a rd a s s ta te c h a irm a n of th e a n ti-S a le s Tax
te n t to repose the secu rity of h e r country today In such c ra ft as the
VSS A las ka (low er», A m e ric a n version of the G erm an poekrt battle^
com m ittee led the opposition to th e m easu re w h ich w a s d e fe a te d
ship. Construction began on the A laska 10 days a fte r the P e a rl H a rb o r
in sp e c ia l e le c tio n la st fall in sp ite of th e e x p e n siv e c a m p a ig n in g
a tta c k , y e t she had am p le tim e to p articip ate in m any strikes against
of its w e ll-h e e le d pro p o n en ts.
th e Japanese in W orld W a r I I . (O fficial N a v y Photograph)
It is ou r belief th a t a re p re s e n ta tiv e of th e p e o p le , w h a te v e r
office h e ho ld s a n d w h e th e r it is by electio n or a p p o in tm e n t, w ho T f
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p la n te d w it h f ilb e r t s , th e s u lp h u r
does not co n sid er th e w ish es a n d th e best in te re sts of th e m ajo rity , lim e to spray Walnuts s h o u ld be o m itt e d fr o m th e f r m u l i
is a tra ito r to th e c a u se of dem o cratic go v ern m en t.
.
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**u l P, lu r
to x ic to f ilb e r t fo lia g e
The record of Peter Zim m erm an w h e n form erly in th e le g isla tu re - County Agent Advis s
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w e a p p ro v e a n d a s it w ill be n e c e s s a ry to ele c t tw o re p re s e n ta tiv e s
T im e is a p p r o a c h in g f o r w a ln u t P e d d le P u s h e rs by J a n ls e n . in C o r
from Y am hill co unty, w e w ould be p le a s e d to see F ra n cis a n d
g ro w e rs to s p ra y o r d u s t f o r w a ln u t d u ro y .
Z im m erm an se le c te d a s th e c a n d id a te s .
b lig h t c o n t r o l a c c o rd .n g
G ross, c o u n ty a g e n t.
.............. AN IMPORTANT ISSUE
In th e p rim a ry co n test for g o v ern o r of O regon- w e b e lie v e D oug­
la s M cKay h a s m uch th e best record of th e R e p u b lic a n sla te , a lth o
w e do not see e y e to ey e w ith him on th e q u e stio n of p ilin g u p
h u g e rese rv es of incom e tax rec e ip ts a s a fu tu re p ro p e rty offset
w h ile w e c a st a b o u t for n ew w a y s of p ro v id in g funds for th e c u rren t
deficit. N ev erth eless, w e feel th a t a g ra v e r issu e is a t sta k e . Mr
M cKay is th e only c a n d id a te for g o v e rn o r w ho is v ig o ro u sly p ro ­
te stin g a g a in s t a n y re la x a tio n in la w s g o v e rn in g g a m b lin g a n d
liq u o r control. His voting record in th e p a s t sh o w s th a t he h a s
c o n siste n tly fought th e p e rsiste n t efforts of o rg a n iz e d ra c k e te e rs
to m ak e O regon a n o th e r N ev ad a. G a m b lin g a n d liq u o r, u n less
u n d e r rig id gov ern m en t control, g iv e th e u n d e rw o rld a n open
se sa m e to p lu n d e r th e public. It is not m erely a m oral or relig io u s
issue. It d e a ls w ith the safety a n d econom ic w e lfa re of e v e ry one
of us, a s w ell. The u n d e rw o rld -is ru th le ss a n d d e stru c tiv e — it te a rs
dow n w h a t resp o n sib le citizens try to b u ild up. A ny a id g iv en
liq u o r a n d g a m b lin g in te rests— a n d th ey a re c o n s ta n tly on the
p ro w l for la rg e r fields a n d m ore p o w e r— is b u ild in g u p a force th a t
seeks to c ru sh d ecen t governm ent.
The m an w ho finds his re la x a tio n in a frien d ly g a m e of p o k er
a n d e n jo y s a n o ccasio n al g la s s of w h isk ey is— if he is a th o u g h tfu l
citizen— a s m uch opposed to lettin g dow n th e b a rs to th e o rg a n iz e d
g a m b lin g a n d liq u o r fra tern ity a s th e c h u rc h e s or o th e r so cial
w e lfa re gro u p s. Som e la b o r u n ions h a v e , in the p a s t, th ro w n th e ir
su p p o rt to p ro p o se d leg isla tio n le g a liz in g th e s a le of liq u o r by th e
drink. M em bers of lo cals w ould do w ell to stop a n d th ink before
e n d o rsin g such d o u btful le g isla tio n . R ack eteers h a v e m uscled into
lao o r u n ions in o th er s ta te s w ith d isa s tro u s resu lts for th e la b o re rs.
W hy g iv e them a n in v itatio n to a c c u m u la te p o w e r in O reg o n by
re la x in g our la w s g o v e rn in g liquor a n d g a m b lin g ?
McKay w ill b e a good m an to h a v e a ro u n d
e W illie Bioffs a n d A1 C a p o n e s com e knocking on ou r door.
to
I x iu le
T h e f ir s t a p p lic a tio n is a p p lie d in
th e e a r ly p rc b lo s s o m s ta g e , w h e n
a b o u t 50 p e rc e n t o f th e I u d s h a ve
b ro k e n o p e n m d th e le a v e s fo ld e d
le n g th w is e a re b e g in n in g to s e p a r­
a te fr o m o n e a n o th e r, h u t h e fo ie th e
b la d e s o f th e le a fle ts h a ve u n fo ld e d .
I f s p r a y in g is fo llo w e d , a 4 -2 -1 0 0
B o rd e a u x m ix t u r e , | p o u n d s c o p p e r
s u lp h a te . 2 p o u n d s q u ic k llu .e. lo t)
g a llo n s w a te r ) is th e re c o m m e n d e d
m a te r ia l. T o t h is s h o u ld be a d d e d
o n e p in t o f s u m m e r o il e m u ls io n to
re d u c e th e s e v e r ity o f le a f d a m a g e .
I f d u s tin g is th e p ra c tic e , a c o p p e r-
lim e - a u lp h u r - o il d u s t co m p o se d o f
2o
p e rc e n t
in o n o h y d t a ie d
copper
s u lp h a te . 40 p e rc e n t h y d r a te d lim e ,
10 p e rc e n t d u s tin g s u lp h u r , 20 p e r­
c e n t ta lc , 8.5 p e rc e n t d ia to m a c e o u s
e a rth , a n d 1.5 p e rc e n t 1ig h t m in e r a l
o il is re c o m m e n d e d f o r g e n e ra l use.
I f th e w a ln u t o r c h a r d is I n te r -
C A R L W . H fJG G
Drink Milk for
BETTER health
Mr
a n d M is . l l r l e y
B ro c k J r
RE-ELECT
W ALTER
NGR3LAD
CONGRESS
P a id P o lit ie s ! A d v t.
S o r t,la .I fo r i -,tig ress • o in m lt t r e
L» t. W i m i l i t i M i See.
G re ta o f M c M in n v ille
Ficm the Farmers
CF MINNESOTA
To the Farmers
k
OF O REG O N
W e reco m m en d to y o u v e rv h ig h ly o u r th re e -te rm G o v ­
e rn o r. H a ro ld K Stassen, fo r th e n e x t P re sid e n t
W e know h im w ell H e w a r lx>rn on - M in m sola ito m c-
stead w h ic h his fa th e r and m o th e r are s t ill ta n n in g l i e has
a lw a y s Is-t-n rig h t on a g r ic u ltu r a l q u is tiio n s , fro m o il •••mar .
rin e and c«s>ts-rativi s, to p a r it y and c ta w -rv n tio n W - also
ha ve con fide nce in h im on th e b ig issues t h a t a ffe ct us .-ill H e
has lieen firm and c o n s is te n t «g ainst th e c o m m u n is ts He ;ms
le a n a i•« in s tru c tiv e le ad er in e ve ry re; ¡ss I H e hm ked an
o u ts ta n d in g fa rm e r, E d w a rd J. T h y e , as G o v e rn o r and as
U n ite d S ta le s S e n a to r.
H o w Farm ers B acked Stassen
W e fa rm e rs o l M in n e s o ta h a ve I n i n solid b e hind I h in ld
S tass n The Itest p ro o f o f tin s was ins sw eeping v ic to r y in
tin - I ir m in g areas o f M in n e s o ta in hi» th ir d e le c tio n a fte r we had
had tin - chance to s«s- how tie a cte d as G o v e rn o r fo r tw o term s.
In his t h ir d e le c tio n as o u r G o v e rn o r th e fa rm e rs
h a rk e d h im o v e rw h e lm in g ly
F o r exa m ple, in tin-
c o rn iio g c o u n ty o l M a r t in d o w n near th e Iow a line
Stassen rece ive d 4,881 vo te s t«» 1,717 fo r ills o lip o n e n l.
in th e d a ir y c o u n ty ot G o o d h u e on th e W isco n sin
lin e Stasaen rece ive d 5,535 vo te s to 2,711 fo r his o p ­
p o n e n t.
in th e wheat, and d iv e rs ifie d a g ric u ltu ra l c o u n i"
o f H o ck on th e S o u th D a k o ta line, he rece ive d 1 ,8 Id
vo te s to 471 fo r his o p p o n e n t.
A n d in th e b ig a g r ic u ltu r a l c o u n ty o f O tte r T a il
u p on tin - N o r th D a k o ta lin e lie received <>,327 voles
to 4,580 fo r ins o p p o n e n t In th e state as a w hole la-
rece ive d 409,800 vote s to 299,917 fo r his o p p o n e n t.
In tlie l o w n s l il p o f F iir c k a , w h ic h is a c o m p le te
to w n s h ip o f m i l k p ro d u c e rs in his h o m e r o i i n l v o f
D a k o t a , w h e re t h e y h a d k n o w n h im fo r tw o te r m s as
c o u n t y a tt o r n e y a n d tw o te r m s as g o v e rn o r, he re -
rc lv c d a r e m a r k a h le v o te o f 1511 to 27 fo r h is op|M i-
n e n t.
W e k n o w we speak fo r th e fa rm e rs o f M in n e s o ta as a
"Milk Is Making A Man
Cl My Baby" . . .
4
w h o le when we reco m m en d h im to you as th e best, m a n fo r
P re s id e n t o f th e U n ite d S tates, in y o u r M a y 21st p rim a ry .
W it h o u r n e ig h b o rly best wishes,
How rig h t sh e is. She know s
th a t o n ly m ilk offers so
m an y of th e re q u isite s for
b u ild in g
stro n g
stu rd y
b o n e s a n d h e a lth y bodies.
O u r m ilk is c ream y rich
a n d full b o died. . , . th e p e r­
fect d rin k for e v ery o n e in
th e fam ily. Phone now —
w e 'll s ta rt d e liv e ry a t once
S in c e re ly ,
grade
BELLBROOK
• J D A IR Y *>•
& SHERIDAN
W ill- im lm i
p o rk s h o u ld rea d l i e
E n te re d a t th e P o s to fftc e a t W illa m in a O rego n a* seco nd -class m a tte r.
A u g u s t 24, 1909. u n d e r A c t o f C ongress o f M a rc h 3. 1879
C. « . and D O R O T H Y
th e
a d v e rtis e m e n t,
Tel. 2402
D E L E G A T E C a n d id a te to th e
R e p u b lic a n
N a tio n a l C o n v e n tio n
f r o m th e F ir s t C o n g re s s io n a l D is t­
r ic t w h o is w id e ly acc'a.-m ed f o r
h is c iv ic rn in d e d n e s s a n d le a d e r ­
s h ip
th ro u g h o u t
t h is
d i s t r ic t ,
C a r l H o g g , a w a r v e te ra n , has
c o n tr ib u te d y e a rs o f s e rv ic e Io
th e d e v e lo p m e n t o f O re g o n ’s re ­
so u rce s t h r o u g h h is w o r k w ith
th e C h a m b e rs o f C o m m e rc e , i n ­
d u s t r ia l and a g r ic u lt u r a l d e v e lo p ­
m e n t p ro g ra m s a n d is n o w c h a ir ­
m a n o f tw o im p o r t a n t s ta te as­
s o c ia tio n s f o r th e p r o m o tio n o f
t o u r is t t r a v e l in O re g o n . H e has
d e v o te d a g r e a t d e a l o f t im e to
th e s tu d y o f u rb a n p ro b le m s i n ­
c lu d in g o f f s tr e e t p a r k in g . E le c t
C a r l H o g g , a v e te ra n , b u s in e s s
m a n -and c iv ic le a d e r w ith an o u t ­
s ta n d in g re c o rd f o r u n s e lfis h s e r­
v ic e to h is n a tiv e s ta te .
FARMERS FOR STASSEN
A neln-r N elsen , C h alrm u n
ID . 2 H u tc h in so n , M in n .
G o r d o n B u s h n e ll
ID . I
T a m a ra ck , M in n .
M ilford Duvis
R ea d in g , M in n .
Ilarry K liin tz
C lev ela n d , M in n .
H ow ard W halen
S tillw a te r , M in n .
J o h n lla r tle
li t . 2 O w a to n n a , M in n .
M elvin Enger
K t. 3
Illg L ake, M in n .
M elvin J o h n so n
L ittle F ork, M in n .
Ilarry E d m u n d s
K t. 1
C edar, M in n .
C. W . Ilo g n lla
ID. 2
W h ite B ear, M in n .
O le F loat
F isher, M in n .
J o h n Pleha
K t. 4 S ilver L ake, M in n .
B oyd C onley
V ern d ale, M in n .
G eorge K u eh in sk i
H a m lin e A Co. Hoad G
, R am sey C o u n ty , M in n .
P a id A d v b r t h ü m k n t : A uthorized nnd paid for by Farmers for H I m u o '
m itle e , Anchor N e b e n , H utchinson, M in n ., chairm an, 744 S tew art I a i m South
Pd. Pol. A dv. by E. K y le, sec.
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