< EAST CLACKAMAS NEWS, MAY 20, 1920 : : R e -E le c t : : I 2). A . P A C W. A. P R O C T O R L J I . JOHNSON IS LEADING CANDIDATE W. J. E. VSCK O f Molalla Republican Candidate For FOR COUNTY SHERIFF COUNTV C O M M IS S IO N E R I Republican Candidate For CORONER Ciacla mas County. Republican Primary. May 21. A man ot Business Experience, a d a School Pi rector o f Oregon wity. Thorough and Prompt At­ tention to the Needs of the Office. (Paid Advertisement.) (Paid advertisement) E. L. P 6 P E Only Ex-Service Mart in Clackamas County Seeking Recognition. PHILIP HAMMOND If nominated and elected 1 will, during my term ot otlie, work for the const ruction o f the roads in accordant-*; with the road p ro ­ gram adopted by tin? people, and such other roads as serve the people, by being connected up with said »main roads, and as near as possible get a dollar’s worth o f service for every dollar expended. Filed March 19. 1920. W. J. E. Vick. Republican candidate for County Commissioner. Ed L. Johnson, a resident of Clackamas County for 24 years, ard a taxpayer, is a candidate for sheriff on the Republican ticket, and promises in his platform to bring strict law enforcement to Clackamas County. Johnson is the present coronorof this county and has been an efficient admin­ istrator o f the affairs o f that office. It he is nominated and elected to the office o f sheriff, the people may depend upon a clean, economical administration o f the office with eCjual treatment to every citizen. He is a successful business man, has a family, and is a staunch Republican. (Paid ad .) (P A ID ADVERTISKAiENT) FRANZ KRAXBERGER _____________ o f M a x b e rg Calendar For Closing Exercise* Estacada High School—1920 F A R M E R and D A IR Y M A N May, 21 Friday, Closing o f re cords and distribution o f Promo­ tion ca**ds. May, 21 Friday, Totem Pole Exercises. May, 21 Friday, Alumni Ban­ quet 6:30 P. M. Republican Candidate For C O U N T Y JU D G E If nominated and elected Mr. Pope promises that he will give the tax R e p u b l ic a n C a n d id a t e f o r payers and the people of Clacka­ mas county the benefit o f his ex­ STATE REPRESENTATIVE perience as a road builder and a Philip Hammond has practiced business man. law in Clackamas Cftunty for the (Paid Advertisem ent) past eight years, and is also City Attorney o f Canbv. Entered the M . E. C hurch service early in the war, and was There will be services both morning later commissioned at Camp Lee. and evening next Sunday at 11:00 a. m. Virginia, a Second Lieutenant, On his and 7:30 p.ru. Sunday School at 10:00 and served until 1919. a. m ., Young People’ s Meeting at 6:30 return home was elected Chair­ p. m. Everyone cordially invited to man o f Willamette Falls Post of the American Legion, for Oregon attend these services. City. (Paid Advertisement) J. F. Dunlop, Pastor* I May 21, Friday, Dual Track Meet with the James John High School. V ote for G ood R oads Vote 302 X Yes for 4% S ta te Road Bond Limit NO PROPERTY TAX NO DIRECT TAX NO INCREASE IN AUTO LICENSE FEES NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX Prrsent Auto Lirenee Free und Gasoline Tax will pay both principal a..d interest on all the bonds under this constitutional amendment. Approval o f this amendment is necessary to permit early completion of State Highways. Republican Candidate For S T A T E R E P R E S E N T A T IV E F rom I C la c k a m a s C o u n ty . Better school system; improve­ ment o f public highways from market centers t o agricultural districts; equitable lalnir laws. ( paid a d v e r t is e m e n t )