Reward
I f there seems to be a prepon­
derance o f political advertising
jin this issue, we» ask that the
readers forgive us this time, for
the candidates wanted to reach
the voters and the voters should
!know what the politicians have
| to say and as for t h e publisher,
we needed the money.
FOR
CO U NTY C L E R K
The annual meeting o f t h e
Kstacada C i v i c Improvement
Club will t a k e place Tuesday,
May 14th, at w h i c h time the
election o f officers will occur and
all members are asked to be pre­
sent.
Record and Declaration
of Principles of
An Apology
Fred A. M iller
I will pay $20. for information
which will lead to the conviction
o f the person or persons who
have been breaking the glass in­
sulators on the George Telephone
Company's line.
Fred Lins - Manager
George, Oregon.
If You W ant Experience an d Efficiency.
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I
WILL R. KING
Candidate for the Democratic
Nomination for United States Senator
from Oregon
ELWOOD ITEMS
(Contributed)
Burnie Looney of Currinsville and
Mrs. Ida Park of El wood were married
at Oregon City May 1st, the ceremony
Here is what J. H. Wilson,
being witnessed by Mrs. Susa Lankins
expert accountant, says:
and Albert Downing, Cousins of the
bride.
Mrs. Mattie Cahill and children of
“ The County Clerk’s office is con­ Eagle Creek are visiting at the home
of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John
ducted with rigid exactitude. Miss
Park.
Harrington, and her Chief Deputy,
MR. M IL L E R , are about as correct
Horn, Walla Walla, Washington,
October 3, 1864.
Moved to Oregon, 1873.
Ha»
been continuou»ly domiciled in Ore­
gon at all time» since.
Education: Public schools; three
years at Oregon Agricultural Col­
lege; complete course In law school,
Danville, indiuna, with degree of
as they can well be.
exactly
correct,
That is to say,
and it
is a great
pleasure to audit in an office con­
ducted as t h i s
Clerk’s office has
been. ’ ’
LL. B.
Representative In Oregon Legis­
lature from Malheur County, 1892-
1894.
Senator In Oregon Legislature,
Haker and Malheur Counties, 1894-
1898.
Candidate for Clovernor, 1898,
running ahead of party ticket.
Member Supreme Court of Ore­
gon, 1907 to 1911.
Delegate to Democratic National
Convention, Haltlinore, that nomin­
ated President Wilson. Selected by
President Wilson as one of his na­
tional campaign managers in 1912.
Delegate to Democratic National
Convention, at St. Louis, that nom­
inated President Wilson for second
term.
*
Appointed May, 1913, as Chief
Consul, United States Reclamation
Service, and has been in continuous
service In that capacity since that
time.
Has never sent a telegram approv- #
ing attacks upon the administration
of President Wilson, nor in any man­
ner lias failed to support the Presi­
de!:! completely and without reserva-
t Ion.
Is not seeking the Democratic
nomination for the announced pur­
pose of electing a Republican as
United States Senator.
In such negative record Judge
Kings position is in contradiction
to that of ills primary opponent.
" I f nominated and elected, I will,
during my term of office, unreserved­
ly support President Wilson's war
alms, and the administration in the
reconstruction necessary after war
for a greater democracy, industrially
ami politically. Am for development
of Oregon's unlimited resources; the
protection of human and property
rights, human rights tirst;for the
best* in the world for the boys in the
trenches; and through federal aid
for reclamation of all arid, swamp
und logged-off lands, and for good
roads and the Improvement of the
national parks.
"My record In legislature, on
bench, and In reclamation service
guarantees my promises.’*
Paid Advertisement
No. On Ballot 64 .
.
Pd. Adv.
Miss Lucile Swank closed an eight
month’s term of school May 2nd, Mrs.
Lilly Park being engaged to teach an
extra month.
Mrs. M. E. Vallen is spending a few
j days at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Nouna Guenther of Schuebel.
Elder Tattman of Salem will hold
services in the Mt. Home U. B. Church,
Wednesday evening, May 8th.
Matt Park and family moved into
their new home Saturday, which is but
partially completed.
Miss Muriel Lankins and Miss Eula
Park were week-end visitors at the
home of their uncle, F. N. Cadanau of
Estacada.
Oregon’s Need
Today—
< l A Trained
Business Executive
Your O P P O R T U N IT Y to elect a TRAINED man to head your state
government, one who has never before been in politics, who is a staunch
friend o f the workingman, who has a successful business record o f twen­
ty years, whose energy has made him a worker, whose experience has
made hi.n a builder, whose training has made him a thinker, and whose
ability has made him a leader;
YOUR OPPORTUNITY to elect THIS type o f man Governor o f Oregon
is found in
U
C I M P t O M (Republican) Candidate for the nomination for Governor
•
J l/ Ii
in the Primary Friday, May 1 7 1918
AMERICANISM
DEVELOPMENT
PATRIOTISM
EFFICIENCY
PROGRESS
SOCIAL JUSTICE
“ YOUR KIND OF A MAN FOR GOVERNOR”
P »ld
Ad.
laaued
by "Slmr»on for Governor League " 411 Selling
5 ^
Building, Portland. Oregon.