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We’ve never seen the
equal of it—the way car
owners have flocked jn,
looked, listened, bought
new G-3’s these last ten
weeks—and it’s the same
everywhere we hear.
What’s more, people who
got G-3’s months before
the public announce
ment, report it’s better
than claimed! They cite
mileage records to prove
they’re getting better
than the 43% more non
skid mileage averaged by
Goodyear’s test fleet. Buy
no tires until you let us
show you this wonderful
new Goodyear All-
Weather which gives so
much more safety and
service without costing
you a cent extra!
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Flatter Wider Tread...
More Center Traction
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TougherTread (average
of 2 lbs. more rubber)
... Supertwlet Cord
Body (supports heavier
tread safely).
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Phone 133
be the ihorteot in the 32 years ex
perience of thia state with the initia
tive and referendum. In the general
election of 1904 there were only three
measure* on the baNot and at a spe
cial election on November S, 1988,
only one measure, the income tax act,
was presented to the voters.
Attorney General Van Winkle has
ruled that the name of B. L. Eddy of
Roseburg shall not go on the Novem
ber ballot as a candidate for circuit
judge in the second district.
Eddy
was last in a Held of four candidates
seeking nominations for the three ju
dicial posts in the second district and
the attorney general holds that by
virtue of'that fact he was defeated
for the nomination. Eddy from his
home in Roseburg has announced that
he will institute mandamus proceed
ings to compel the secretary of state
to include his name on the ballot and,
incidentally, to clear up some moot
points in the non-partisan judiciary
law.
many years to come. Now the new
institution is filled to capacity, as also
m the old hospital at Salem, with 76
patients on the waiting list at the two
institutions. The board of control ex
pects to ask the next legislaure for
further appropriations for the en
largement of those hospitals. •
without meetings month after month
while state business has been conduct
ed by the board’s Secretary at Indh id
eal conferences conducted in the pri
vate offices of the throe officials. At
other times when the governor has
had the presence of the secretary of
state to support him he has convened
the board on the shortest kind of no
tice to Holman, or else kept the treas
urer cooling hie heels in the outer of
fice for long periods while the govern
or «nd secretary of Mate conferred in
the inner office. Just how Meier is
to «void all contact with Hollnan is
difficult to understand unless he plans
to absent himself from all future
beard meetings since it is a foregone
conclusion that Holman will not.
The “lifer” colony at the Oregon
state prison now numbers 105 mem
bers. Two new members were added
to its ranks this week when Governor
Meier commuted the death sentences
of Harry Riley and Theodore Jordan
to life imprisonment.
At the same
time one of the colony’s oldest mem
bers, Andrew Ingram of Josephine
county, quitted the prison under a
conditional pardon after “doing” 24
years of a life sentence. In the three
Galling cards 50 for 21.00.
and one-half yeans of the Meier ad
ministration 27 life termers have left
the Oregon penitentiary either under
conditional pardons or commutation
of their sentence to shorter terms. In
the same period >9 prisoners have en
tered upon life terms, representing
County school superintendents are a net gain of It in the “lifer” popula
meeting in Salem this week-end in tion. Pr'won records show that the
3 Groat Letters
their annua) conference to discuss average term of the 27 “lifers” leav
Read Them All
educational problems. Among other ing the institution under Meier’s re-1
subjects up for consideration will be gime was 12 years and seven months i
Fr<<n all over the country—north
that of school legislation, school rev-|
as compared to a “lifer” record of. —south—east—wewt come letters of
enues and their apportionment, music only six years and seven months praise for the wo rid'n safe end hesitb-
nil enemy of fat—don't miss these 3
in the rural schools and county music prior to 1922.
festivals, and the relationship be
“I am using Krusehen Salta on ad
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vice of my Doctor. Have used three
tween the state department of educa
Governor Meier, report has it, is bottles and teat II lbs., and gladly
tion and the counties.
“through" with State Treasurer Hol recommend it to all my friends/Mrs.
man. While the governor refuses G. W. Bryant, Foxboro, Mass.. 1934.
Governor Meier seems to be en either to affirm or deny the report his
“I am using your Kraschen Salt«
countering some difficulty in persuad action temh to confirm it He refused for otmstipetion and reducing. Have
ing anyone to accept the job on the to call a meeting of the board of con taken 2 jars and have loot about 20
lbs., I can recommend it to be great."
State Liquor Control commission left trol on Monday of last week, although Miss A. J. 'Harber, Pineville. Ky..
vacant when George McMorran of Eu all three members wove available and 1934.
gene resigned. Two Salem men are there was official business demanding
“1 have taken I bottles of Kru»-
known to have declined the honor and attention and then on Tuesday when chen. I weighed 254, I reduced 55
only the governor himself knows how the board met in monthly session as lbs. and felt better each day, have
g»t my 4th bottle.” Ed Jordon.
many others have been approached required by statute the governor did Levee«, Aria, 1934.
on the subject—and he won’t tell.
If you are proud of your double
not attend. The situation, however,
is but little ehanged from that whieh chin and bulging abdomen don’t take
Kruschen Salta. Ed Jordon made up
When the new Eastern Oregon Tu. has prevailed since the two high of hw mind to take off 50 or more pounds
berculesis hospital was opened at The ficials broke off their long standing, <X fat—and he did—Ed was sick and
Dalles in 1929. providing accommo friendly reletiOM at a board meeting tired of lugging it around with him
dations for 140 patients it was be some 18 months ago at which the - persistency won for Ed as it will
for any fat man.
lieved that adequate hospital facilities state treasurer threatened to sm|te
Half teaspoon in a glees of hot
for the care of tuberculosis patients, the governor on the fgoe. Since that water before breakfast everv morn
in Oregon had boon provided for| time the board of control has gone tajr — get Erueohen at Fuhrman's
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