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tmvk FACES IBU- 1 1 ......... . .' 1 CANDIDATE FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY DAILY EAST 0P.EG0N1A1I, PEITDLETOST, 021003, MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 1. 1020. r ;: -j K ' z ' ' "f : 1 1 DANCING .M.lSTMl WK8 rprm, and, 'Nov. i . (A. p.) fifoSe 'Christ fi'nrtfft, prpsMnrit-'Vif the Oregon dnncinir master awuiclatuia, and former preHldcnt of the nutlonal nssoclntlon died Saturday night. Adieu mid fain of rheumatism are rot permanently, but only temporarily, relieved ly external remedies, Vh.v not una nn Intnrnal remedy Hood's Raritapiirtlla, 'which correct the acid ity of the blood on which rheumatism depends and cures the disease? H. S. McKENZH, H, D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Office; 10-11-12 Bond Building v n Pendleton, Ore. SVIiVKKTKIt A. SF.WBKmiY , A practicing attorney In Umatilla County for twenty-three years contln uouKly, has been regularly nominated for Prosecuting Atlornoy, lie served as Deputy District Attorney of Uma tilla County for two years under Ham E. Van Vat-tor, 1911-12, while Mr. Van Vactor resided at Heppner. At that time tho District was comoosed of two counties, Umatilla and Morrow, rid a Deputy was necessary. Hlnce 1914, tho District has 'been composed ot Umatilla County only. Since 1916 the tax-payers have been paying two salaries to run the office of District Attorney: One to Mr. Keator and on to his Deputy. If I am elected. I will aava the taxpuyere 1000.00 a year, as I will dovote my tfine to the duties of the office and not require a reguiurly salaried Deputy. t chance Mr. Keator, my opponent with reckless extravagance in office, not only In requiring a salaried Dep uty at the expense of taxpayers, but in bringing such expensive rases in court as the Homer Watts case, and tho Jim Means case. These two cases. If prop er Judgment had been used, would never have been brought into court. They cost the taxpayers several hun dred dollars and there war no compe tent evidence in either case to Justify a conviction. Many other expensive cases can 'be named which should not have been brought. A District Attor- j ncy should make caroful Investigation before filing Informations. ,or causing indictments, and not harn'ms people through "spite" or 'malice'' ut the ex pense of tax payors. ' ' "" If I am elected I pledge myself to atrict law enforcement and will devote my entire time and attention to the duties of the office. I will ace to It that every person arrested shall bo im mediately taken before a mag:sirate In the manner provided by lew and giv en a hearing without 1clng kept in Jail for week without such. Aa chief le gal advisor of the county, 1 trill riot permit the "brutal third degree" to b given to'any prisoner at any time by any detectlvoa or any other person. 1'oor people shall have the same caro ful attention that la given rich ones. 1 will give every person a square deal and protect the taxpayers against of ficial extravagance. Kvery person who calls to see mo In my official ca pacity will be given a careful hearing and accorded courteous treatment, will not recommend an Indictment at any timo against any person unless there Is sufficient proof to Justify a conviction. I appeal to no class nor to any par ty, but to the pcoplo In general to whom I pledge myself for speedy ami economical transaction of all Imwness and strict performance ot all duties. My number Is SO on tho ballot (Paid. Adv.) "' I MANUEL FRIEDLY Democratic Nominee for Representative in Legisla ture for Umatilla County. Hesldent of Umatilla county 35 years, property owner and tux payor for 30 years. Vote 57 X Manuel Friedly (Paid Adv.) HARD1NG1SMS "One dollar wheat makes . a very profitable occupation, perhaps not to the farmers who farms the farmers but It is to the farmer who farms the farm." From a Harding speech in the senate. "I would be ugrneuhlo to strike at the manifcHt greed In some of the ag ricultural section of tho United Btalcs." Harding. "I dp not want to clarify those ob ligations. 1 want to turn my back on thtni. It Is not Interpretation but re jection (of tho league) that 1 am seek Ing." Kenator Harding. " , II HI)l.(i'S AMKHICAXIKM March 1 1 1 ft 1 8 On bill providing for government administration of alien property ; recorded a "not vot ing." ? J; ' . , Disl6yalty and sedition bill amend ment: "not voting." . May 4, 191 Conference report Im posing heavy flne upon disloyal and seditious acta and Utterances during the war; voted against It, fiopt. 7, 1 9 1 T Amendment to II" venua act raining tho pay of soldier serving abroad by $r,0 a month; voted agulnsl It, July 16, 1910 Voted against a gov ernment armor-plate plant by voting to strike out an amendment to tho na val bill providing for It. June 8. 1917 "I have beliovea the Liberty loan campaign hysterical and unseemly. ; . .If 1 were In any otn- place than the senate chamber oi the United Btates V . . ' I would say that much of tho sentiment utter ed concerning our part in the war is balderdash. . ' ' I think It 111 becomes tho Unltod State of America to measure a man uatrlotlc devotion In accordance with his dctcrminat on that the nouses ox Hohenxollcrn and Hapsburg shall be destroyed." The United States had dclermineo at that time to destroy both tnese houses which had precipitated tne world war.) RIXK1AN': "Kconomy and a square doul for all .'part of tho county." 1 r I. M. SCIIANNEP . , Pilot Rock, Oregon Republican Candidate for COUNTY JUDGE Dr. David B. Hill DENTISTRY and" X-Ray Diagnosis Pendleton, Oregon No. 62 on Official 'Ballot. Election Nov. 2, 1920. (Paid Adv.) r , , .V . ( r "3 V ' . .... .. . . . ,. . . ' '"-' Lit:''-:v :; : : ' ' ' ' - Nz y .-'V v it 1! R. I. KEATOR Present Incumbent REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE for office of DISTRICT ATTORNEY for Umatilla County, Oregon, at General Election November 2, 1920. 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I Name 1 . Town rzzz.rz;:;;;j IS QUESTION AT POLLS DAYTON", Ohio, Nov. 1. (A. I'.) Governor Cox spent yesterday quietly routing at Trailsend, his home near, here tor tho finnl speech of his cam paign at Tolcddo tonight. Members of his family were with him most of the day, but in ti.e late afternoon he tramped alone throjRh tho forest. His only political confer ence was a brief telephone talk with Chairman White at New York. in a statement last iii.;tit the gover nor asserted that the election of Sen ator Harding meant that the peace treaty would not be submitted to the senate for ratification which, he add ed, would result In "constroversy and confusion. ' . Convinced lycnsuo Is Warned His visits to 36 states, he declared. convinced him that the sentiment of the country favored America's entry In the league. "The events of the campaign are so clear in their significance," said his Matemcnf, "that the voter who Is con scientious, rather than prejudiced, sen ses the difference between an election result which means the certain achievement of the nation's hopes on the one hand and continued .uncertain ly and confusion on the other. 'I am in favor of going Into the lea gue; Senator Hkirding in In favor of staying out. I am concerned about clarification: he Is concerned ubout rejection. These are the outstanding words of the campaign. Only Confusion n Alternative 'Senator Harding Hays he will not submit the treaty of peace to the sen ate as It is. but that he will change it. Since the president Is without the riRht make any alteration, this means that he will not submit it at all. This will result In one thing and one thing only In controversy and confusion. "When the men and women go into tho voting booths. It Is their duty to remember the pledge that was given in the name of Americca and It la proper at this time to ask whether we are going to maintain the nation's-honr." MOCNT KASSKV F.IUTTS HEDD1NO, Calif- Nov. 1. l'. 1 Mount Lassen Is In eruption for the So he took an inch of Purola and a like amount " 1 -from -femr other shaving er earns and worked up a lather from each. He put the results on separate glass slabs. Here are the comparative volumes of lather at the end of one minute: 'mmVCm : PUROLA Fb-ur ordirvar3r .sHavirv cream., H tm t..-aTT it if . : V Tj-' , r'r-a o ca c-a y Then he went farther and found out that Purola gives 150 times its volume in lather and that there are 150 shaves in every tube. He also found out Purola will work up a lather quicker than any ordinary shaving cream. He believes Purola is the quickest, most economical and most satisfying shaving cream made. So do we! So will you! If you don't J-eturn any part of the tube to .the dealer and get your money back. All gpod druggists sell Purola. Pwrnr Pvrvtlm Prtfimrttton im prmpMtnd and rfurnto4 tr Blummumr'FnnM Lsborlonm. Portland, Orajoa I oca Shaving Cream.. I : l! ! f i 1 ; If -A i i I li i HI If ! j, I : J i (raldAdT) ; (Pall Adv.). . A --tcond time this week. LkiaLMiJBiH