The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, October 28, 1920, Image 11

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To the voters of Malheur ceunty:
At the May primaries the Democratic
party tendered me the unsolicited honor of be
ing its nominee for state senator in this district,
and to keep faitli with my friends it is incum
bent upon me to give my candidacy publicity
and seek to win.
TJio people of the county know me. and
if thoy see fit to support and elect me, Fshall
appreciate it highly and pledge. my best efforts
towards securing legislation that is worth while;
my only promise or slogan is, Service to our
people.
W. F. 1IOMAN.
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I GRANT, MAKNEYANo MALHEUR COUNTIES
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THf ARGUS PRINTS BUTTERWRAPS
ANII-LOMrULSORY
VACCINATION MEASURE
At (ho election, November 2, the
voters of Oregon must dccldo on a
quistlou of tlio most vital Importance
iu the hmlth of this state. On the
tallot there will be Number 313 a
bill, entitled, "Anti-Compulsory vac
cliintlonamcudmcnt." Ulillo tills proposed mcasuro pur
ports, upon Its face, to bo a bill de
signed to prevent so-called unduo com.
pulsory activities on tho pnrt of health
officers as at present constituted, Its
provisions are declared by competent
Ui.r.1 advisers absolutely to tie the
hunds of theso health officers, so that,
In case of an epidemic of dlscaso of
any kind no matter how serious to
a community no stringent measures
could bu lawfully taken to ptotcct the
people.
Officials of the cities and counties
and even tho Governor, would bo es
topped from compelling vaccination or
Inoculation In tho gravest of epidem
ics, should this bill becomo tho law
of Oregon, It Is held by lawyers of tho
highest standing.
Alt of tho progressive work of the
State Hoard of Health and any asso
ciation of pcoplo organlxcd' for tho
purpose of disease prevention would
be rendered helpless under tho provi
sions of this proposed law, for oven
the curbing of venereal diseases, nov.
being so successfully carried on for
tho general public welfare, would bo
ruined.
All of tho experience of uges, gath
ered at terrible cost to human life
all efforts at provcntablo ebjeeth:
would be annulled, If this propose!
m mure should becomo the law of tl
state, Whllo purporting to go onl,
to the extent of accomplishing the
prevention of compulsory vaccination,
Its language would prohibit the en
forccment of measures long known to
be necessary In the protection of the
people.
The best authorities on health legis
lation and tho best legal talent of tho
stato are agreed that, should this
measure receive a majority voto of the
people, the result would bo ruinous to
public health.
a ariAVb health menace
Whatever view one may tuke upon
the straight question of vucclnatlon, It
would seem, after careful perusal of
the so-called "Antl-Compulsory Vac
cination Amendment," on the ballot
for November 2, that it should bo de
feated by on overwhelming majority
becauao of its Iniquitous overreaching
provisions, cloaked under a misleading
title.
Competent authorities, both legal
and medical, who have gone Into this
bill, declare It to be all-inclusive as to
Its effect, It adopted by the voters, on
the subject of prevention of diseases,
no matter of what nature. That it
robs the authorities, duly constituted,
of power to act, even In an epidemic
emergency, Is the declaration of men
and women who have given It tho most
careful scrutiny.
Head carefully the following excerpt
from this bill and determine for your,
self what It means:
"No form of vaccination, Inoculation
or other medication sliall be made a
condition In this state for admission
to or attendance In any public school,
college, university or other educational
Institution; or for the employment of
any person In any capacity or for the
exercise of any right, the performance
of any duty or the enjoyment of any
privilege."
Under tho provisions thus stated, if
the English language means anything,
compulsory vaccination, even In the
gravest emergency, would be prohib
ited In the case of typhoid, paraty
phoid, rabies, tetanus (lock-Jaw), bu
bonic plague, whooping-cough, and any
other disease, Including the most dan
gerous and loathsome venereal dis
orders. In short, It would absolutely render
powerless the bands of the authorities
In every city and county of Oregon, if
It became a law,
A worse calamity could scarcely be
conceived.
This more or lass Innocent-appearing
title is No. 313 ou the ballot, labeled
"Antl-Vaccination Amendment."
Vote It NO In capital letters.
Head The Ontario Argus for the
news.
Republican Ticket
NATIONAL
Wnrirn Oi Harding, President
Cnlvln OooIIiIkf. Vice-President,
ItolKM-t X. HtimfleM, United
Hlnles Senator.
N. .1. Slnnott, Hoprepiilntlvu In
OoiiKivo.i.
' DISTINCT
am. W. Kills, State Senator
P. J. OiilliiKhcr Hrpi-esentntlte
MAMMOCK COUNTY
Hubert 1). Lytic, DM. Alty.
Hurry Hacked, Coiinly Cldk
Andrew fiiiiliiuu, Assessor,
Kfflo M. Crall, Slip), of Schools
C. O. .Mueller, County Tirasuier
O. W. Dean, County CoinniN-
sloner.
Tlio above; named candidates
have txvu rhoNrii by the Itcpuln
llrmiN of the County, State mill"
Nation to carry out tlio con
slnictlvo Hllrle of tlio Itopulill
rnu party,
Knell ono li pledged to anil If
elected will do Ills part In !
turning this country to n safe,
nanc business lml.
They are entitled to tho voto
of ovcry rltltlzen who uld seo
America ami Its Institutions ns-
rued from the rlmos, of Ideal.
Iniii.
It In n critical time for our
country.
Your vto In needed to iiiaku
America snfo for American.
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County Central Commlttco
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For Malheur, Grant and Harney Counties
Having been nominated by the licpuhlictm
voters of the 22nd Senatorial District, including
Malheur, (Irani and Harney counties, on a plat
form of a square deal for every section, and
reasonable economy iu state institutions, I re
spectfully ask for your support and vote on that
basis, pledging myself to serve no interests save
that of nil the people of the district.
ailAHIjES'W. ICIjUS.
I'M Advfrtlwmrnt jj
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