H A L S E Y E N T E R P R IS E
your stenographer has been receiving
Hoss fo r Secretary o f State 1921, and after the attorney general »30 00 per month from the prohibition
had decided the warrants were void?
Published Thursday at Halsey, Oregon
W bEf axliuoal politic* and local
H. F. and A. A. LAKE
issues co n tin u e to occupy th e m ajor
Publishers
portion of th e \ o ters a tte n tio n , the
Entered at the postoffice at Halsey.
suprccno
c o u rt in v e stig a tio n has
Oregon, as second class matter.
somewhat taken the speculative
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Arrearage :
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a month. Stops when time expires
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units., continuance u ordered
greaaiOQal tight an d tra n sfe rre d its
Advertising 25
ac tiv itie s to . t a t . efiairs.
for time or space; no charge for
T he race for tLe n o m in atio n as
composition or changes. Announce- se creta ry of s ta te ha« definitely
ments of entertainments, food sales. n arr0 B e J dow n lo T jj H g n J ly ,
etc., whose object is to raise money, . . . .
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charged at regular advertising
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Announcements of religious meetings,
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not exceeding four inches, free if governor an d for m any y ea rs prom -
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H ess moved to P o rtlan d laat
T he M cN ary-H augen farm relief
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You claim to be responsible for
changing the Harrisburg - Albany
bridge bond issue into a w arrant issue.
Is it not a fact that all proceedings
were taken to sell bonds but in con
sequence of the bonding attorneys ob
jecting to the regularity of the pro
ceedings, the warrant issue was adopt
ed to get around these objections?
Your card states in 90% of the cases
you have been able to secure a plea
of guilty. Have these pleas of guilty or
any of them been secured by a bar
gaining with the offenders as to the
punishment they shall receive? In oth
er words, what does or can a district
attorney do other than bargain with
offenders to “secure” pleas of guilty?
You also state since January 1st,
1925, more than »34,000.00 in fines has
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Keek and opened headquarters lr been paid. Is it not a fact that dur
h l I passed the House I art I b u r»-, ,
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' th e old S h rin e rooms at th e I in per ing this same time you and your ste
d iv hv a vote of 201 to 121, w ith
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. lal Hotel, and commenced immed nographer have been paid by the state
th e eq u a liz atio n fee reta in ed afler
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lately on an active cam paign. He
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, th at under your direction more than
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I h “8 spoken before several women s $11,000.00 prohibition or secret fund
it out. Faars are entertained now
organizations and political m eet has been spent? Would you state the
th a t the President will act unfavor
ings, and is being endorsed geuer record or the facts as to how iong
able to the measure, although all
th e objectionable features have
been elim inated except the equal
ization fee and a system of loans
has been provided for that.
Vote X
City.
Dear Sir:—
I notice both by your cards distri
buted and your newspaper advertise
ments you are running on your record
Your cards say you stopped the is
suance and payment of void county
warrants. What did you have to do
with the m atter further than write an
official opinion to the county treasur
er after I had prepared the letter she
Some long ran g e p ro p h e t! pie- wrote you asking this question? Is her
d ie t the end Of th e world an d oil ers letter to you not dated March 25th,
p redict th a t Congress will do eon e 1921, and your answer dated April 23rd.
th in g ab o u t M uscle S hoals.
Mrs li'a ir, dem ocratic leader,
w ants to al olish political platform s
uud tvh» not, no or e ever stands
on them .
or secret fund. In addition to the
»50 00 per month the county has been
paying her?
Respectfully yours.
L. L. 8 wan.
(Paid adv. by L. L. Swan.)
Your Vision
1« Above Price
Once GONE, no am ount of money
can replace your eyesight. It is
the most priceless of sll your pos
sessions. I-'sr too precious to be
tossed around on the bargain
block. W hen your eyes need a t
tention come to a
Reliable Optometrist
Then you will be sure to get e x
pert optical service at a fair and
square price, '■'ears of service to
the public has built a reputation
for dependable service and FAIR
dealing. You will enjoy having
your eyes exam ined and fitted
here.
For District
Attorney
vices of an Undertaker. It
has become customary to
choose an Undertaker for
this office.
y famous cars-86modds
I f re-eleCted to the office of
Coroner, I pledge my Best
Service to Linn County. I
promise to conduct the of-
fice w ith
economy and
efficiency.
Soliciting your support, and
thanking you in a lvance,
I am.
S 495. tO $5500. ( fob Factories)
Cigarettn pi ices have been r<-
duced, giving the poor u chance to
become opera singers.
Republican Prim ary
of the firm of
Fuller-Braden Furniture & Under
taking Co.. Third & Broadalbin
Streets, Albany, Oregon
Candidate for Republican
Nomination
Very tru ly Yours,
E verett C. F isher .
For County Coroner
The Northern L ife Insurance Company of
Seattle, Washington, announces
the appointment of
P. A. M atheny
Special Representative
State Savinas and Loan Association
(Paid adv. L L.Swan, Albany,Or.'
P. A. MATHENY
“ Everything in Insurance”
F o r Congres»»
Phones: Office 20. Residence 531-R.
140 West 1st Street.
Albany, Oregon
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To the V oters of L inn C ounty :—
Being a candidate in the Republican Primaries for Rep
resentative from Linn County, I believe the voters are en
titled to know what to expect in the event o f my nomination
and election, so I am taking the liberty of subm itting a brief
statement relative to my candidacy.
I have lived in Linn county continuously for the past 28
years, w ith the exception of 13 months spent in the m ilitary
service during the World war. For the past 17 years I have
conducted a general merchandise business at Sweet Home.
Prior to that I lived on a farm at Foster. JThis background.
I feel, w ill enable me to understand clearly and deal fairly
w ith the legislative problems o f both the farmer and the
business man. I f nominated and elected to the state legis
lature I w ill work for legislation having for its purpose strict
economy in state government, reduction and equalization of
taxes so as to relieve the over-burdened landowner, applica
tion of business methods in the state’s affairs, and a sensible
revision o f automobile license laws.
I am a reasonably heavy taxpayer and since my home
and all my business interests are in Linn county I am vitally
interested in its welfare and development, and i f elected w ill
give the best there is in me to the service o f my countv. I f
you feel that I could render, as I feel I can, conscientious
and successful service to the people of the county as Repre
sentative, I w ill appreciate your support.
Thanking you fo r your consideration of this letter and
your support i f you see fit to extend the same, I am.
Candidate for
Sheriff
W . C. H A W L E Y
Republican Candidate (or Renonana
lion and present Chairm an of Com
luittee on W ayi and Means of ibe
National House oi Representatives, a
native son of Oregon who has "No
Interests to Serve hut the 1‘uhliv In
terests“ and who is
Clean. Capable Experienced
Faithful. Successful.
S tru t lew enforcement
No stool pigeons employed.
ti’Melaci«
h> I* \\ Goodman)
Read his record of Successful service
in Voters' Pamphlet,
(Paid adv. bv Ronald v' Glover I
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The passenger cars include 86 models, ranging
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P.VV.Goodman
Native of Lum County.
GMAC Purchase Plan
D istrict Representative fo r Albany, Oregon
Stands for
Economy, right,
Justice, no favorites.
His election mean9 ro
prohibition or secret
fund w ill be used to
pay stenogiaphers.
i lie s s .ltc iliu u ir iit paid for i n J pub-
lu lu .1 by W 1-, W adsworth, H atri.b u ig
Oregon.)
lln rte rn jeara evperienet
pv tcc officer in Marion, I.inn
and Coo« counties. a tt a your
support .it the Democratic p ri
mari«.*' of t.itin Count)
and the low cost
Everett C. Fisher
Undertaker
Fisher-Braden Furniture & Unaertaking Co. Albany, Ore.
L. L. SWAN
Resident and Taxpayer o f Linn
County fo r 13 years.
Has had practical experience
in L w enforcing work, an i by
reason o f long business experi
ence is well qualified to handle
the important duty of tax collect
ing, serving papers, law enforce
ment and administrative affairs
of the office.
Promises strict and impartial law
enforcement.
Will conduct the office econom
ically and consistent with prompt
mid efficient service.
G
Everett C. Fisher Coroner
N early everyone knows th e s a x
Democrat Candidate for
Nom ination of Sheriff
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313 West F irst Street Albany,Ore.
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ally by law -enforec.m ent agencies
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vice is the first requirement
vantage io M ultnom ah county be
o f the present Business
cause of bis g n a t strength out oyer
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Hoss is being promoted as a
fo r “ Service.” Our Nation.
“ business m an for a business of
Our State, Our County, and
fice,” as the prim ary interest of
Our City calls fo r its best
every citizen of Oregon is lo see
men fo r Public Office.
th a t the office of secretary of state
is m aintained a t a high standard
The work of Coroner fre
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quently requires the ser
Five state cham pion g irls’ dem
o n stratio n teams will attend the
Pacific International Live Stock
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th is fall. Tbo g irls’ winning teams
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hotel expenses for 4-H demoiistr*
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O. M. Plum m er.
Mr. L. O. Lewelllng,
1 he death of Edgar B. Piper,
editor of ihe O n gonian, which oc
curred T hursday of lust week,
was u distinct loss to the people oi
Oregon and the N orthw est. 11« was
a wise counselor, loyal friend, and
able w riter, who did much for the
state.
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Respectfully Yours.
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