Sherman County journal., November 03, 1944, Page 2, Image 2

C O tlN T ì lü ljlÜ iÀ J U
MORO. OREGON
F R ID A Y . NO V EM BER 3. 1344
TA U ff x /* * * !! EMM AN
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23 head o f steers
R B e,shee
s fvoîh
a and
t da cow
°°ricef
°o f term ^*s t Saturday evening. The filed a g a in st you, and each of you,
. scl.col children
o f th e d istrict
4c per pound g * v e a sh . o r t . program a fte
~ r which v
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W e* / \ ' 1An
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v« itn r - >d
f° ^ owh ig offices were e le c t Ml.
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Prank H epnagm , presid en t; H er-
g u . e sts
attended
g iv -
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by the
Moro the
com banquet
m unity club
VK
pr8*;,i‘
w e st fisrmera oppose R oosevelt and
i f h e is re-elected farm ers w ill not
he th e fa ir .haired boys.
« D tm w ™t .. *•■
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nor Republican, nor even so Com -
M cmo ru-
OI mnrw •, *•«».
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b ig c ity m
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from w hich so m any o f its lead-
É D IT O R IA L ?
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S S O C IA T IO N am th e law** H a g u e ’s Jersey, Kel-
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sect
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in th e above en titled su it on or
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before
fou
the
date
o f th e first publication • o f . th is
Sum m ons, and i f you, o r eith er o f
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n y . serg ea n t a t arm s.
Mrs K.
King
R. J. Lrlnn
Ginn is vis
v isitin
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C ollege Springs, Iow a, called ea st
b y the sic k n e ss o f her sister.
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The
aucti
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of ianm
faw n a:$r-
line au
ction
cale oi
a:çr-
ch en d ise a t t)»e -Clarence Wh»te-
r . ™ Y «iU v
n “ n farm * * * *
Gra.s® V ttlley’
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I**0™ reports o f
preaent-
and each o f you, a s follow «:
( i ) • F or th e sum o f >600.00,
th in te r e st thereon a t th e rate
of 8% per annum from October
j 4< , 1936; th
)the
H
e fu rth er sum o f >1.96
eE ta x e s P*»^ on real property
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? 7 r JuT L IL L -Ï
b e n g foreclosed in th is su it; and
fo r
fu rth er sum o f >126.00
a tto rn ey ’s fe e s and fo r .plaintiff’s
. V. B. Bakin . is having a 44 x cuaU
34 b a m
b u ilt on his
R ptledpe
f arm , know n aa the A dam » q u a i-
te r.
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Donald W illiam s 4« home from a r.-ientioned
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NO V EM BER 1, 1944
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C A M PA IG N IS S U E S
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L °<waP«Per is
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eamp.Lgr. for lM t . It h*»
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111
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disbursem ent o f
su it
expended herein,
X - m . .h a ll
« ó d .m ortgage
,
>- S ; *a'«..
i# tB T c o g J lM m t uto
bi« frien d s f y g o in g in to farm op-
era tio n s in the K ent d is t o r t on a
sca le la rg er than ever. He wiU
¡have a section o f BO L Co. land,
fresides 320 acre« bought of C P.
apd already has 620
« t r e . reeded.
.
j 0 T hom pson, la te <rf G rass
V a lley, laid an ap p le before u s
sum m er sp en t w orking in A laska.
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N O TIC E O F F IN A L ACCOUNT
N otice I’s hereby given th a t the
undersigned has filed in the C ou n ty
C ourt o f the S ta te o f Oregon for
Sherm an C o u n t, hie F inal A c
ce u n t and R eport a s A dm inistrator
or th e E e U te t f Benjam in L. An
>e
therein,
roeBts’ h eied itam en ts ano appur*
nan< *s- M‘ **
1
°*, S b e,™ n, 9 ° ^ ^ ’J * * * ! * L a * 7 r
* * * " * le« * ’ “ o t* * th ereof in the
*“ nn? pr? V
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*W “ i*
“ le °5 ” ** P™ I»rty “ J ? « W * * ’
g a g s foreclosure proceedings.
duàtry a Chance to give em ploy-
nient to all A m ericans instead o f
Laving the governm ent estab lisn
dole
a fte r the . w ar.
5 ^ ^ thsr t can b e done or not. no
ont
M y Butj ib w ill have to
(k)ne
^ o h
is not to
beoome totalitarian . W e can be a
Vigorous country if w e but reaolve
tc look ahead to our future in-
<tead
fearin g to turn loose the
eneI<y of A m ericans. L et’s go
f or a change. L et’s change
'T r e sd a y th a t he picked from a
-tree a t K enneth
The tree
w as
planted by Mr. H arrington
25
yefcrs ago.
Hi)0"h Shull h as taken a l t ^ t b -
e w 1920 acres for h is fu tu re farm -
jn£ operations. T he land is prm -
c ipally EOL Co.’s. >and is located
ir the R en t distict.
From the ob serv er, N ov, 5, 1913
The g ^ r d m a n L iterary s o r e t y
heW ite first m eetin g fo r th e n ea
¿ rew&F deceased, and th a t W ednes-
(3 )
th e proceeds o f said
day, the 16th day o f N ovem b ei.
applied (1 ) t In payutaB*
lp44
> t 10;(M)
x . M. of o f th e epats o f said sale ; (2 ) c o sts
— id day, a t th e enurtreom . in th- Rrxi disbursem ent o f su it; (8 ) in
ccurtboose> jn Moro, Sherm an p aym ent o f a tto rn ey ’s fe e s b«rft-
Oregon have been fl^ el l a b o r e m entioned; (4 ) principal
fey the C ourt
t h e t me and placs an<1 in te r e st due on
account o f
o f o ^ t ^ n g to s a i l ’ <*id I^romissory note described in
F inal A ccount and R eport and fo r » i d m o rtgage.
th f settlem en t o f said esta te.
. (4 ) T h at th e pladntiff «nay be-
W illiam H. A ndrew s cóm e a purchaser
a t said sale
A dm inistrator
and th a t the
Sherfff execu te a
7"
deed t o the purchaser, and that
49-62 said purchaser be le t into the p os­
;
A Jl
session o f the prem ises on produc­
W a n f A u *
NOTICE O F F IN A L A C C O U N T
tion o f th e Sheriff’s deed th erefor.
for D em ocreU w re given to
fo „ ow, n t recom m e„da>.ionA I OR S A L E : 6 heed gen tle saddle
N otice ¡ , hereby given th a t the
(6 ) I T hat the said plaintiff m ay
• h° » t
»*“• “ « « « « * « m* '«
hor,e* ’
k &‘ P7 y' 7 9 „ “‘T , " ’1* " « 1 h *
in O « C o««- b . „ ju d gm en t and execution ag
and a » J ^ . d e a l h a .
been w < -u M f u „
of them
no. Vern M obley, Shem k.i 52-2p
Cm,rt o f the S ta te a t Oregon
fo r a n , de-
T h a n a t io n
la n o w
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o f^ ^ T w x r
T. L ester Johnson ^•.“'’-*'1
A ttorn ey fo r A dm inistrator
toe end t ‘ T* n o t b* en m ,<k beCTlu‘ <‘ ° f FOR S A L E : Clyde C ritee land. S ee *°T 9 7 ” n* ? ? ° un‘ y h " 7 ““ ' « cien cy w hich m ay rem ain a fte r
F” »lic in teret in oth er and goner- * *
Moro.
7 , ^ " 7 ' ‘ PP’^
»H « f
P ^ e e d . of
o f tto w errt w »r. W M tte r th e ae-
tual eod o e o ir e before th e tnaugu
ration o r not, th e m
, ajor p a r .n t o . f
term
I t res-
w ill
» a d u r « n t ~ r i t d h e to w ar.
m any
aftor th. «d df
>u m ore im porU nt m attert. In-
them
cor.,e
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vu the
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to
attention -a
o f th
e w r ter -----
ar.d
the recom m endations are m ad* on
th a t iB form ition T O PR O V ID E
J .'L
H eeenM
th a t th is
arh
enough to look to the
fu tu re. D ew ey h a s talked o f w h at
should b e b r e n g b l « b o o t to » 4 8 ;
R u bsovu H to o t i l ta lk in g about th e
th ir tle a T h a t to todfaotfve o f a
irerence an
▼ wwjrjotv —»,«« ur
difference
to viewpoint-hand
1» a g e .
There hoa been m uch talk o f for-
a diffi-
c < gn
n p olicy and i t h a s
cuR subject because th is nation has
no fo reig n policy. A t - r t none
A L T E R N A T IV E
M EANS
FOR
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M ore. Sherm an C punty
O regon
p u b lie a b .n
SE C U R IN G BA N K D EPO SITO R S.
Barnu<m
. lw . vc . been fixed
- . a a
_ th
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by
surt as
TRU puts sta te banks in th e sam-i j a k e ^ U P :
W hite aow and 7 t i e tim e and place for hearing of
o f October. 1944.
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national banka.
_* _» a w eek ago a t m y ranen ol.jeetioina to said F inal Aoco-’- t ,
BROW N & V A N VACTOR
VOTE M0 x Y E S
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th o f K ent K enneth S a th er
and R eport and fo r the aettlem ent
A ttorneys fo r P laintiff
A M E N D M E N T AU TH O R IZIN G
62-?/; o f said E state.
P ioneer B uilding. T he Dalle«.
CHANGE
T O
M A N A G ER ! A!» _________
H op e H. B elah ie
W asco County, Oregon.
FORM C F COUNTY GOVERN- FOR SA L E : 1 doe and 1 J***'*
j g A dm inistratrix
M EN T. Thia
T h is to to pem
p em v t asive
salve le legiaiv-
rabbit, w hitey one year old. >1 T T.eater Johnson,
g is li
tlon an d h as been favored by near- the pair. Splendid m other. Car
A ttorn ey at La«r, Moro. Oregon
jy all w h o h ave studied it.
von B oratel, G rass V alley, o -c
40-62
VOTE M 2 x
YES
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A M E N D M E N T AU TH O R IZIN G « w m u m i u u n n
^ 0T JC E o ? F 1N A L ACCO U N T
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elem en tary
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- t r a t n x o f the E sta te of Lilah H all,
k o f Mjd r em iw s properly
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FOR S A L E : F urnished
u s- m deceased,
ednesday,
the
applicable to the sa tisfa ctio n o f
M
rs
16th
d
ay
o
f
N
ovem
ber.
1944,
a
t
Jod
.
w
and
th a t th e p la in -•
Moro,
good in vestm en t.
Carroll Sayrs
6 2 1 the hour o f 10,00 o’e lo e h -A -M ..
m ay
guc^ oth»r or fur-
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FOR SA L E : - Tw o purebred H ere-
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to
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OREGON
W A . R
VETERANS
F U N D PR OVIDING TA X T H E R E
FOR. Thia am endm ent is to lia n
m oney to returning veterans
It
duplicate« the federal GI b ill, puU » ,
.
...
O regon
< ta x le v y in the constitution. It
n n n u i i i i i i i i i m i ........... .
k o f doubtful n ecessity .
R sthlehem Chapter N L 78, 0 .E .8
M eets E very Second ind
V O TE M5 x NO
Fourth T hursdays in eajh
A M E N D M E N T TO A U T H O R -
Month. V isitin g Member»
¡7 ^
L EG ISLA TIV E
R EG U LA -
Invited— Moro. Oregon
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n d ff W M.
T IO N O F VOTING PRIVILF.GE
M arie Hoskinaon, S e c r e t a r y
F O R F E IT U R E . Thia am endm ent
N o , . 116
j i v e legislatu re righ t to give
p rison ers back th eir rig h t to vote We^ta 2nd and etn
VOTE 89« X Y E S
T uesdays of
each
R i y j f PR O VIDING
E D U C A - nx>nth. V isit ng mfem
«noN A L A I D
TO C E R T A IN
G
V E T K R A N S WORLD W A R II
ce
-
AWbough partially duplicating the ' °™-r—
N
’ f j
CJ k lll,
wouW pP(>vjde m eans 1 ureka ^ 5 —
. ^ ° - 121
13 A.F.& A.Al.
M eets on the 1st a d
peace. W e h a r e b een adbeertrlent
learn in g trade or profeesion for
3rd Thursday evening»
to E ngland, h a r e alienated South
of each month- V iaiting
m «n»m r, arc cordially
Amnrton, n ow C h in a .-
‘ « V O TE 808 x Y ES
•nvited to m eet w ith us.
T he people h a r e bees* dom ed in-
W L L IM p o S IN G TA X ON R E-
R. P . Briabine W. M.
ftn n a tio n about fo reig n
affaire « j a j l
S A L E S OF T A N G IB L E
R. V. Lockhart, secretary
and m ere It n o t fo r /C h n w h lll’s p jjR S O N A L
PR O PER TY .
T his
L o d fe
N o. 113. I.O.O.F.
Moro
talks b efo re partiammto w e w ould
sale« tax bill, a good one o f
M eet, l . t
and 3rd
know aa U tile about our fo reign
kin<j^ but n o t nee<tod.
T uesdays in I.O.O.F.
p o licy a s d a th e B a«'ana ^x>ut
VOTB s n
z NO
hall-
T ran sien t and
Btalin’s Polley T h a t, in ttaelf, to
B U R K E B1LL; ONLY ST A T E
v isit ng brothers are
cord w lly m v i^ d
reason enetagh f o r dale a t o f the g E L L INo
LIQUOR
OVER 14
to m eet w ith us.
p resident w hen th ere to a p*wce H V N D R E D T H S PE R C E O T A L-
C. A . Ruggles
th a t h a s been expressed hi con-
creta ta n n a . W e h ave aided E n g .
toad and R u su a to th e w a r, hut
th a t to h a rd ly a p o licy . W h a t to
g o in g t o h t our policy n ow ?
/ .
TMa w eek we «topped c a llin g
O aag
K ai S h ek a hero and a
o f n greak p eople and «tart-
ed cuB tog b m • bum , A «elfish
parttoaA and oth er thinga n o t in-
rlto id to endear ue to th e C hinese
people. I f w e b e d a n y p olicy to-
w ard China R 1« deuym stratably
su b ject to ch a n g e w ith o u t notice,
lik e O PA prtoafc
j
5" : ’
I f in tw elv e y e a r s R oosevelt has
bren u nable to dovelop a fo reign
p o licy r t to n o t ttk ely th a t be
wiU b e *h^b t o develop one wMto
o th er n a tio n s a r e m a k in g
th e
to h e m ad*.
D u r in g ; th e
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there h a s com e oner t h is
desk n o lin e fir e * th e D em ocratic
.it b e r nstiorasl o r
INSURANCE
’COHOL. T hie bill w ill put th e sale
« f fortified w ine ta th e Vquor
lto rea M ay not be v ery effective
«he w eek ly , d ip
sta te .
_*?*r
sh eet, w h Ch g o e s on
r r to a cam paign
•••
y ea ar
r V n n m s th . ere
<3IO-PAC h a s se n t stu ff
or n e t T ha t . --------------------------------
r tn d r td ly . T h , C IO f AC. . ‘
n e d th e cam paign f o r R oosevelt.
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E m e e t H ouston N. G.
P ercy Thom pson. Secretary
YE8
«»¿lion. * h o I—
A m erican . ’deeto t o r e te fo r an y
r r n fo r the fourth term . I t w l l
n. J o
th e ir p a r ty « W
T h ey m ay do it.
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VOTE
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SUM M O NS
I’’ ‘ he Cire““
r f'
S ‘at3
c f Ore«on fo r S t a m u n C ounty:
John A. Joyce, plaintiff, vs. Jac :
Reynolds and M argaret Reynold*,
defendants.
T<> J#ck
and M argar­
et Reynolds, defendants:
IN TH E N A M E OF T H E STA TE
OF OREGON, you. and each o f
you, are hereby required to a p ­
pear and answ er th e ocmiplainz
M o st o f th e p o litic a l c o n v e n tio n «
in otu tow n are h e ld arou n d
th e cracker-barrel—in S a m A ber-
n e tu y ’s store.
>
“ Walt a minute, H om er,” Sam
«aid sharply, “did you vote in
(the last election? "
k
•Tiwr. r- oU r tim
o f R oosevelt, H Unking the Columbia river at Ru-
r j -rwad a t a l t w R l h« b e o u m o of» fu* w a s deetroyel by firs.
Thrt
th a t firri ’ L ast w eek Doum a Bros, bought
• Believes all classes should have
equal representation.
• Wants the American markets for
the American fanner.
• Opposes bureaucratic controls that
force fanners to hold 15-cent-a-
pound lamb until it becomes
10-cent mutton.
• Wants Canadian preferential re­
moved from Oregon lumber.
• Wants a post-war organization to
, enforce a lasting peace.
C le e t.
W AYNK MORSE
U. » . S e n a to r
FeM eSw. M e n * far 1 — <»r C iw lN i,
KefaS D. M eer«. MfarVM IM f e P « n lw < Ore.
Joe Marsh
versus Dog House
W e w ere s e ttlin g h o w th e
c o u n tr y sh o u ld h e rww th e o th e r
B i^ u t w h e n H o m e r W a U o n
«in; va to p u t In a w ord .
___ -?- 1 in tarest t o farm ers evening «h en th e Venable farm
t . ^ - a ^ S u e n f t o f th e C IO -PA C home located near th e bluffs over-
A. Sprague, th e man w ho
.
ran again st Senator
C ordon in th e M ay prim aries w h o leh ea rted ly endorses
C ordon's can d id acy to su cceed h im se lf on N ovem ber?
B y h is d eed s sin ce b ein g appointed U . S. Senator
by G overnor E arl S n ell, Senator Cordon has w on the
approval o f th e w h ole sta te.
VOTE FOR
;
U.S. SENATOR
GUY CORDON
C l A ffifi A SPRMfiE
Rd A<K Cordbc »or Senotor C om m itfe«. Im peftol Hot»!. PortkxxJ Or».
NOT WANTED
IN OREGON!
W AYNE
ORSE
Cracker-barrel
NO
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C harles
PROHIBITION AND
ITS COMPANION EVILS
1 . te it fair to the Service Men while they are away?
A p p roxim ately 100,000 serv ice m en and w om en from O regon
cannot v o te on thie question. Is it fair to perm it prohibition
to be slipped over again In 1944 as waa done in 1918? You
can p rotect them b y v o tin g 313 X N O I
2 . If they gat away with thb, wR a l Beverage* be aext?-
S o fa r th is “ Burke B ill” pertains o n ly to beverages over
14% alcoh ol h y volum e. B u t if they Blip over this much—
th e lig h t beverages w ill be N E X T ! Y ou can protect your»
s e lf h y v o tin g SIS X N O .
3 . What will this ’ Joker' do right new?
fo r
Jiinrr-
Moro. Sherm an C ounty, Oregon,
have
fixed by the C ourt aa
the tim e and place fo r b ea rin g o f
objections to said F inal A ccount
and ReDort and fdr the settlem en t
o f said estate.
z
Zelto S ch ill n g
a » »- k l i a l r i u / . l a
A dm tototratrix^.t.a.
T L ester Johnson
A ttorn ey at law 1 1
w
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Rom where I sit
hXMher
h .
SENATOR CORDON
N otice i« hereby. 1» ven th a t tine
in .le r sig n e d haa filed in the Coun­
ty Court o f the S ta te o f Oregon
foi Sherm an C ounty her F in al
A ccount and Report as A d m n to-
tra trix , w ith the w ill annexed, of
the E sta te of Donald R Burnet.
deceased, « and that
W ednesday
22nd day of N ovem ber, 1944,
o ’clock A M.,
the boor « w y o r n c x a .
o f s a d day, at the courtroom of
as id court, in the courthouse in
AM END
C O N O TITU TIO N A L
M KNT
IN C R E A SIN G
ST A T E
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FUND
FOR
P U B L IC
m
a V
SCHOOL SU P P O R T . A co n sti-
tu tion .1 « M o d « « r t
freaxes
A dan << ìroo » ì .
" U Γ
sorfh ren WU *or ^ x p s y e r s /
ccired m aterial from
southern
VQTE | l 5 x NO
and southern senator* op-
C O N S T frU T IO N A L
A M ENO-
p o sin g R oosevelt, none favorin g M KNT p ^ v i D I N G M ONTHLY
A N N U IT IE S > FROM A G R O SS
h it
IN C O M E TA X . G n » h>c«ne U x
r t o e d th a t DemoCTWt» a t the oM --------
w ld
ta k e f . w m , 3 to
to 6 « p - c e a t
*f l7 <J- Wffl T<^ *
f-o m «U t r » » .e t i o n .. E x tr e m e .y
ta r t t h - .
• SAYS FORMER 60VERM0R CHARLES A. SPRAOUE
W
AX low* Ij/ivyuivj
lew « has been very bad. D uplica-
tion o f au th ority, m en given do-
tie s w ithout power, men given pow-
er w ith o u t responsibility, have been
fr e q u e n t W ho w an ts to uphold tihe
H Rim
6U U nt
Ickre. Of H m p » ? '
young m n
w ho w a n ts to g iv e A m erican in-
' •
The w riter is no friend o f the
new d e sk a s «van th e c asu a l read-
! f "^**5
g u essed long ago.
It a p p e a if X o h im to be opposed
to many thi n g s th a t g o to m ake
l i f ° Ter
!W P ; , , l t
, ? / M« R ffill« R WF
■■E9BBÌ9B. doctrine la one o f e x -
yan d in g econom ics, o f a d
and
•u p p ort to A m erican bumness and
A m erican s A -* s —
r p r i • u i,
trade w ith Ml jia tio n s. N e ther is
Ow MW deal D em oem iic in origin M . . 8 U R E S M E A SU R E D
ON T H E J O S *
th e plaintiff w ill ta k e a
K en' j u d i e n » nod decree
you,
m em bers and w ives o f m em b e:s
, ,
. -«
n ,
o f the K iaw anis club o f The D al-
,
ts’
. .
.
Quite a little sn ow fell n the
t¿ in
< _ le y ’s C hicago, C rum p’s M em phis,
;
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, v
....
P endergaat’a K ansas C ity t h a t v ‘
*
X—
M l . * broadened
™ a ~ a f to / i n include
. i n d , w<1K'n «?<**
Prove
w,|>ter
h ave been
? cx‘s la to
to
P™ve
itn 't very
r on
th e e n t r e nation. H ev er thio
f , r off'
eu o u -
x i- • 100-
ru
Trom
the
O bserver, N o t. 3, 1 9 0 ,
ATI 9 1 t5°n needed a house clean in g
W ashington to let the sunshine
F arm ers are ta k in g ad van tage
O F F IC IA L COUNTY P A P E R
o f public inform ation s h in e ,, 't is o f favorable w eather fo r seed in g
n ew .
The a creage
fo r n e x t aenaona
SU B SC R IP T IO N R A TES
Like the big c ity w U w th e crepe w ill be far in e x e e « o f a n y
' P ayable hi A dvaacs
n ew deal h as expended m oney fo r previous year m th is c o u n t y
W. A. K entner
has surprised
ONE Y E A R ______________ 9t-?9 poi tical power. A dm inistretion o f
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•KEEP CORDON
II. S.
SENATOR
e«id A4«. Mr. S»Mi O m « fa W ^ h i^ fa « Cfab
t M. Swfan, S«c'y. C«rS«n SW». S m S em I
crack er-b arrel to fo r th e m w h o
h e lp p r o te c t i t —/m d a ll th e o th e r
fr e e d o m s In A m e r ic a - h y v o t ­
in g . F o lk s th a t j n s t ta lk freed om
d o n ’t c o u n t h ero.”
From w here I sit, it doesn’t
make any difference how you
vote—the important thing is that
you Do vote. Call it a sacred
right if you want to, but to me, it
is the bedrock of the w hole idea
of democracy.
•
“ Well,” Homer fumbled, “I
! w as awful busy just at the tim e.”
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RCAD >THff JOKER* IN
THE *BURKE BILL*
PURPOSE FOR YOURSELF
it Xreuirtnf all latoslcatin* liquor containing aver 14 per cent
e f alcohol hr volume, including fortified win», except for aacranwntal
purpoacfa to h» aold «xclnairalr bp atorea and agenciea operated by the
Oregon liquor control commiacion, and making it unlawful for any other
parwoa, Srna ar corporation to toll, offdr for salo, or OIVS TO ANT
FKKSOM any meh winos or liquora, except for sacramental purposes.
Violation of this act la made punishable by fine and/or imprisonment.**
n o r t a ro u t freedom i protect
YOUR SERVICEMEN’S FREEDOMI
VOTE 3 1 3 X NO
“ T h a t d on ’t m a tter,” Bam tn-
atois. “ F r e e sp e e c h a rou n d th is
A c. 104 < / o Series
I t w ill p ro h ib it you from serv in g any guests your usual hos­
p ita lity b ev erages in your club or at hom e—unless you want
to risk sev ere p en alties. L ook ou t for thie dangerous
“J O X E R ”.
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M d Adv. TUX ANTI-PROHIBITION COMMITTBB OP ORBOON
I SM4, B m tiog huhutry f otutdatton
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O. J. McPherson. Chairman. Pearwon-4th A m . Bldg« Portland
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