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Thm OREGON STATESMAN. Satan, Oregon, Wednesday Morning. Noreaber IS. 1344
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Campaign Expenditures fpr
Recent Election Filed Here
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November election campaign expenditures of $5300 in behalf
of Guy Cordon, republican, for United States senator, four-year
term, were reported to the state department here Tuesday. V :
Largest of these was $3t)00 by William Einzig of Portland.
Other Cordon expenditures included Joseph P. Tarola, $250; W.
L. Thompson, $500; Guy Hanes, $100; G. S. Hinsdale $100; W. E.
Boyd $100, Harry E. Heathman
$200, E. W. Peck $100, E. M. Bush
)400, Earl Harris $100, Dean Ire
land $200 and S. A. Agnew $250.
James P. Forsythe, treasurer of
She Homer D. Angell for congress
committee, third Oregon district,
reported expenditures of $5576.59.
Other Angell contributions includ
ed Homer Angell $677.13. John C
Failing for Mary F. Failing $100,
and John D. Williams $50.
Ellsworth Included v
For Harris Ellsworth, republi
can, for representative in con
gress, fourth district, I E. Mc-
Clintock, Roseburg, expended con
tribuUons of $4097.24.
Expenditures for James W.
Mott, republican, for represents
tive in congress, 1st district, were
reported by William Ellis, chair
man of the Mott for Congress com'
mittee, in the amount of $2371.
Walter A. Woodward reported
expenditures of $700 in behalf of
Wayne Morse and Guy Cordon, for
United States senator, and Harris
Ellsworth. ; -Others
Listed
Other expenditures of $100 or
more reported here Tuesday:
Marshall E. Cornett, Klamath
Falls, republican, for state senator.
17th district, $100.
Ben F. Dorm, Eugene, .con tri
button to the republican state cen
tral committee, $100.
Ernest C. Swigert, in behalf of
the republican central committee,
$150,
Bruce Spaulding, Salem, demo
crat, for attorney general, $183.78.
Louis Wipperman, Grants Pass,
republican, for state senator, 7th
district, $104.90. '
Robert E. Duniway, Portland, re
publican, for state representative,
5th district, $110.
Gust Anderson,' Portland, in be-
half of the central labor council,
for candidates and measures,'
$249.20.
Chester A. Moores, Oregon tax
payers federation, for the state
school support fund amendment,
;. $250.
Paper Boy Fractures
Bone in Fall at Work
SILVERTON," Nov. 13 Law
rence Hobart, Silverton paper boy,
fractured a bone, in his foot . Sat
urday when his riding horse slip
ped on the pavement-and f eti, in
niaghlm beneath. -
Hobart is the son of 'Mr, and
Mrs. Theodore Hobart.
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UAL Argues
For Extension
Of Services
- SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 14-ff)
United Air Lines began arguments
yesterday before the civil aeronau
tics board examiners to support its
applictaion for permission to serve
24 more western cities while ad
ding 145 . miles to its existing
routes. .
The cities include:
Oregon Klamath Falls, Bend,
North Bend, Marshfield, The
Dalles, Astoria and Baker.
Washington Chehalis, Cen
tralis, Olympian Hoquiam, Aber
deen and Yakima.
. Idaho Lewiston, Clarkston,
Gooding and Twin Falls.
Of these the neighboring cities
of North Bend - Marshfield -
Chehalis - Centralis, Hoquiam -
Aberdeen and Lewiston - Clarks
ton would be . served by single
airfields.
L. F. Hampel of the United Air
Lines argues that his company
could give better service in these
regions than any so-called "feed
er lines." '
Meliania Hunters
Bring Home Elk
MEHAMA Mr. and Mrs. Tex
Kimsey and sons, and Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Philippi and children
returned from Seaside last week
where the men each got an elk.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Kimsey and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Ercil
Wilson spent a week at Seaside
elk hunting. They got one.
' A new flight of steps was built
Saturday to replace the old and
dangerous ones at the Mehama
church. Concrete walks will be
built in the near future.
Plans 'for the Women's club'
annual bazaar to be held in the
hall Saturday night, Nov. 18, are
nearly complete.
This Looks Like Case
For Sherlock Holmes
DALLAS, Ore, Nov. 14.-()-
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I f CftiUren, lading for countrl$W,l95J7 Among other lagpay-
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school found a man's coat and hat
or the road. A short distance fur
ther lay a pair of pants; next a
shirt, and finally a pair of shorts.
Yoy are Hhe shipper -of this freight
. Ilext time you see a trainload of tanks, or guns or jeeps, re
member that this war material belongs to you. Your taxes
and War Bonds paid for it You are the '.shipper. Japan is
the consignee.. i 1
, To conquer Japan on her home islands, enormous quanti
1 ties of war material must still be bought and paid for.
The purpose of the Sixth War Loan is to start raising the
money for the final Big Push against Japan. Every American
is asked to buy at least one extra $100 bond at the bargain
price of $75., , ,
. You buy the bonds. American industry will make the war
materials. Well roll 'em to the ports of embarkation. Our
V fighting men in the Pacific will do the rest. : p t
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Court Gives
2 Opinio-..
Only two opinions were hand
ed down ' by the state supreme
court here Tuesday. They were:
Robert Marvin and Jack Shan
kes, appellants, i- vs. Furniture
Makers local union No. 1090 of the
Brotherhood ; of Painters, Decor
ators and Paperhangers of Ame
rica, and :, others. Appeal from
Multnomah county. Suit for $20,'
000 of strike fund which the un
ion had in its possession when it
switched from AFX. to CIO. Opin
ion by Justice Kelly. Judge James
W..' Crawford affirmed -in part
and reversed in part." -r
: Lillian Ulrich and others vs.
Lincoln Realty company and oth
ers, appellants. Appeal from Mult
nomah county, r Suit Involving
mortgages on apartment houses.
Opinion by Justice Harry Belt.
Judge Robert Tucker, affirmed.
Tax Rebate
Ends Today
i Taxpayers who make their pay
ments by 5 p. m. today will receive
the 3 per cent rebate allowed for
payment in full. The office will
close at 5 p. m., Harold Domagal-
la, chief deputy in charge said.
Long lines of taxpayers crowded
the courthouse Monday and Tues
day and more than 5000 have met
their payments. More than 2000
letters arrived in the mail Tues
day. A total of nearly 34,000 state
ments were sent out.
Largest tax payment was made
by Southern Pacific company for
ments was a check from Silver
Falls Timber company for $9346.09
and Mountain States Power com
pany $6509.77.
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