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k A (i* 4, «ÌMM a I c o b fttt' joilA N À li MOBO. UfcSUUK • 4. W ____ . I RIDÂT, OÎTÔÉKH ¡lì, 1*44 . V C ontinued from pagw uns. T. L ester Johnson, seeking fall*-' tion to th e d is tric t a tto rn e y sh ip , h as no com petition. N e ith e r has Ross O m duff county clerk , David Reid county com m issioner, E. M. es Newcomb cam e up from The A lley fo r coroner n o r W D W allan Dalles S atu rd a y evening to spend foi justice of th e peace fo r Moro {Sunday w ith th e ir respective par- rind su rro u n d in g precincts. Mrs H asel F ■ oster, g p ted C ounty c o n tests a r e b u t two. . ' -« y, -. wor- enta, M r and M rs A A D unlap and $hy m atro n of -Oregon w as a bus- M f aIMj Mins j S Newcom b. G eorge Fox, R ufu s sto ck m an , is (ASM v isitor a t the hom e of M rs Mrg Jw neg B lagg and th e R ep u b ica n nom inee f o r ass- A rt Bifato Sunday. , arrived here T hursday from Bin- Mr and M rs Don C lodfelter and gen, W ashington to v isit a t the son o f T he Dalles were business home of h e r p a re n ts in law , Mr visitors h ere the first of th e week, and M rs J W Blagg. _ _ , o _ „,..v W allace May took his wife to The lA d»« Soc,»l S e n » « d u b strom TUmreday wtth nine p r w n t, Tha «Jtereo<m W P ek in g C hristm as package^ frr th e Rus- ffiane, XofreAmente w ere s e rv e 1 later jp the afternoon. Mn» An>t* Barnett an d M iss Dol Valley «OOr. H« hM KFVsd M UA< d«r Mrs P w ta and rise ooverod th e coip0y in th a t cap acity . C h a r les R uggles fa th e D em ocrat. Ha Was fo rm e rly d eputy sh eriff and vMae nam ed aooeseor on the d eath o f M rs P eeta.- VV P ercy Thom pson is th e Repub lican, nom inee fo Sheriff. He fa a n ativ e son, who was long sec retary of the d r a f t board w here he m ade fn e n d s of thqa$ be contacted? He 1 r i — TSS" <3711 f T ■ VOTE (x) 29 for , , i l BM October *7, election day a t th e RM C ross room. Cake, pie and coffee .... , , . ,, will be- served beginning a t 11 t ° c John R olfe took a truck load jof hogs to P ortland .Sunday. Hfa bro- tie r , Pvt. R obert Rolfe, accom- panied b m and left fo r San Kran- cfaco, after spending^# »week here rim u n g re b tiv e a. r, Mis» B etty B arn ett cam e up fiorni The Dalles S atu rd ay even- fag to spend Sunday w ith h er p aren ts, M r and Mrs W D B arnett, peren*«. Mr »"d r* - Dell Olds and E lm er Hall w ent . to th e H a rry (Hewing ranch on th e M etolius fo r a week on busi- ne9B Miss. F ran c es W ells a rn v ed Monday evening from Mc- Minnville to spend her vacation h e r g ra n d p are n ts, Mr and Mrs T M Rolfe. Ed Alley, , E d g ar Alley and J tm e e B lagg w ere in The Dalles S atu rd ay to a tte n d a 'li v e stock sale. Mr and Mrs Damon Fields and son o f W asco visited several days last week a t the hom e o f Mr and Mm € W Fields. »«• Mr and Mrs D ck H uhm an and faibily of Sandy «pent fro m F rid ay W F Sdhaikwg and grandson, Dor aid. were business visitors in Redmond tefa F rid ay . Mr and Mrs Ted Trim ble had a* gue^ba over Mr - M rfaiftieh atd BM er and son fr» Q im rlav here Vw»r«» v i isitin s it io g ir friends, fr ie n d s . to Sunday and M ts Wally Bai tors Dell Olds and h er sisteri, rs Will fam Trimble Mrs E h n er H all, and h er grandson, ' W y , w w business visitor» in The who atten d ed the Dalle« M onday. M r and Mrs N >r- A m ericat^ Legion and A u x ila ry r fa Gilkieon were visitors there meeting at ‘J ie n t BGnday were also. • Miaa Cassie Hobnes, Mias Mabel Mr and M rs W I) B a rn e tt and Holmes, Mr and Mr Ted Ball and d au g h ters. D orothy and B etty, M r and M rs N orris Gilkison. , were Sunday dinner g u ests at Mrs A A D unlap and d a u g h ter, the home o f M r and M rs W illard Ineuntont C. 0. Wil. ««ufet, WHx Knirhwn wQ “• dMtAavln* ae •on, who ha* ««rwd two farm. el«*t*d oounty tehool Candidate For State Repre-entative from the CHIROPODIST Telephone ATwater 5428 91fi SELLING BUILDING PORTLAND 5, OREGON To the Voters of Sherman County: These are troublous tim e s — serio u s tim es— when calm th in k ing and sober action are essen tial to th e p reservation of our A m erican way o f life while pro secu tin g the w ar to a successful conclusion. We need MEN in th e s ta te leg islatu re who are pledged to 1 p ro g ram o f co n sisten t legislation, b a s ed on needs ra th e r th an political expediency. We p resen t H enry P eterso n , whose service in ¿he last legis latu re w a rra n ts his re tu rn . H is experience n s a leg islato r and his knowledge of the i.evds of the d is tric t and the s ta te em inently Qualify him for the post. VOTE FOR YOUR BEST INTERESTS!! Vote fo, HENRY PETERSON («) 29 Pd. Adv. by M orrow R epublican C en tral C om m ittee DEWEY Grate Valley Theater L W ith W A YNE M ORSE and SEN A TO R GUY GORDON in .th e Un> ted S ta te s S en ate, Ore gon will have a team of se n a tor» not excelled by any »tate in th e Union. Both are ex trem e ly capable. O p p o rtu n ity to elect two m e h men cornea eeldom. Cordon ha« done a fine job gince hi« appointm ent last M arch and h a s obtained m any ‘ th nga fo r Oregon« Moroe has fcron n ational res pect fo r his stan d on national and in tern atio n al questions. Sw itch to th e D iesel lu ’tri itin g o il used, in our N a v y ’s hard-hitting submarine fffcct— it’s RPM DELO, the lubricant that stops rinp-sticking, cuts deposits» a minimum, often reduces repairs 50%, doubles the time between Diesel overhauls. Order RPM DfiLO now JA C K W ILSON W asco— 552 IRH - M i CflOPfR A dm ission 3 5 & 101 fa LOOK AHEAD WITH DEWEY and BRICKER 8 P .M . MITZI BREEN ROBERT C006AN • each is now governor of lar^e state, in case of incapacity of the president a suitable man would succeed banishes bearing corrosion. RPM DELO cuts wear to SMURMÏ, MV. 4 and BRICKER BOTH capable of serving as President, “ S K IP P Y ” T fa . i t e l M M itebo Society net «t the h one of Mrs John Eng . a w eheriff. Moro and Grass Valley are hold ing city election«. N ic e measures are on the ballot and they have been discuaeaed in th ese columns previously. There fa no contest fo r the judicial nominees which means th at supreme court juotioes, J. O. B ailey, < A rth u r D. (Hay and H all S Lusk will be re-elected and tlmt D. N. M ackay o f Condon will <bc elected c i r c u i ju dge of ^,thfa 25nd Representative District Z Mrs P aul W ilson of Moro > le ft B arnett. Thursday for Los Angeles, Cal- ~ r 1— — — a ifornia to visit Paul Wilson and CEORCE G. UPDEGRAFF Charles Dunlap. , .M r and Mr» Shelton Fritts and A tto rn e y A t L a w M h n ly teo k Shelton (Bud) Fritts te U se DftUes ¿fanday when he a n d W« left for Salem to return to ebhool after spending a week here with h> parents. Mr and Mrs C harles I^emley left last Tuesday ffac. Long Beach, C al ifornia after«receiving word of the eeriooa iHneeat of M r. Lem ley’s b ro th er. , Mars Matt Simon accompanied Mias Carnle Hohnes to The Dalles Sunday w h a n «he entered the Clyde Davis came from Ooadon Friday taking h is daughter. Lou pe, and going on to The Dalles o take Mr» Dhvfa and infant dau ghter Mona from the hospital. cmh *««* fa an th* ouportnteo- non partisan ballot. Dr. Vance A. McNish Henry Peterson M rs J A W .!- 1» C. R. A N D ERSO N G rass Valley— 232 Your* lo t a l ;rep#e STANOAkö/OF N IA THE OLD JUDGE SA Y S... LESLIE SCOTT GEORGE NEUNER For State Treasurer For Attorney General The » tate of O regon’s finance* are big business. To be s ta te tre a s u re r req u ires knowledge of big affair» and o f the s ta te . Leslie S cett knows O regon, h a s w ritten ite histo ry , fa a capable and effici e n t s ta te tre a s u re r who should be retained. G eorge N euner has been county a tto rn e y arid fe d eral a tto rn e y in O regon fo r year«. Is an experienced qualified law y er, appointed by G overnor Snell to serv e until thfa efaction. Hfa decision« h av e m et w ith ap p ro v al and a vote fo r his election fa a vote to continue a good m an. ERNEST R. F A T L A N D G ILES L. FRENCH For State Senator LOWELL E rn e st FatLand fa a candidate for s ta te sen ato r fro m thi s dis- t r ct. He h as served in th e house, one tenm i s sp eak er, is honest, rb le , and wil’ give thfa d is tric t a voice >'n th e sen a te th a t will b* im p o rta n t and respected. STOCKMAN fo r r*-« f« c ffo a t» - CONGRESS •IC O N » C O N I I U U O N M for Assessor G eorge Fox, Republican can d i d ate fo r Aeecseor, has been deputy r th a t office, knows ab o u t a s s e ss m ent m atters, fa fully capable of handling the job efficiently ’ and ccurteoualy. giving hi* widhrided < iregon’s all-Republican delega- f ‘on to Congress. VOTE 21 V«4 .4. , Lw.tl ( m O / f H ».r-MM-T, r. X t u <34. i LoweU Stockm an, big • m pres , . ...• give, practical fa n n e r in politics ta lk , th e fa rm e r’. U n Ku . e , W k in the c o i t a l and k n o w , w hat he i , t a l t n g ab o u t. V ote to Se,. n . Him tsacK. Cileg F rench is S h erm an cour , ty « only candidate fo r the « tat , . , He 1836 <*“ » « « appom tm enta o f ad v en tag e to the d ie tn e t an d coun ty GEORGE FOX BteTglgV Ixm ell Stockman war bom In Eastern Oregon and has lived here all his life. He graduated in Agriculture from Oregon S ta te College in 1922 and Has farmed co n tin u o u sly evar since. H e stands for common sense busi ness principles applied to na tional issues. During his 'two years in Congress he established a wide tn ee of Coni industn < r ation and attending io bum- i ess. Lowell Stockm an is one of For State Repräsentativ PERCY T H O M P S O M for Sherilf P ercy Thohipaon Republican can d id ate fo r sheriff fa known to the county a s a co u rteous sec retary fo r the d ra ft board. He fa liked and 1 kable and would conduct his office w ith little friction. E, M . A L L E Y for Coroner “ Quite a stack of newspapers I left you yesterday. Judge. Aren’t goin’ in the news paper business.are you?” " N o , I ju st en joy reading d if f e r e n t papers so my fiephew George sends them to me whenever be takes a business trip. 1 got a big kick out of some he sent me from several counties ufaer« they still have pwhibtiuttu Particularly from some head lines that read ‘Drunk Driving ArresUKise’, ’ "not leggers m ust post Ceiling Prices’. *. ed e ra l A gents seize* T ric k ’ L iquor T ru c k ’. Doesn’t that go to* prove, Joe, that prohibi te n dots not prohibit? ° 1 watched conditions pretty carefully during our 13 years of prohibition in this country. The only thing I could see we got out cf it was beetlei liquor instead of Zcjsf liquor. . . plus the worst crime and corrup tion -this country has ever known.” Tku •éotriuttuné by C t» irr r n c i o f Aleokoiit l i r é i ^ r i i i , Inc. Pa.d Advert sin)f by H E N R Y E. PETERSONI ForState Repre.entath H e n ry P etereo n o f M orrow co, ty served ably in th e 1943 sessi He is a successful w heat grow who has the problem s o f the whi and stockm en o f the d istric t h eart. Sherraa„ D A VID REID E. M. Alley lhaa done the som e C ounty Republican C entral time« difficult job of coroner with C om m ittee, M rs. H. S. Conlee efficiency fo r hfa first term and ch airm an ; J. B Adam«, trea su rer deserves an o th er. for Commissioner David Reid fa p resen t sio n er who has served e g h t year«. com m is well for The Sherman County Republican Central Committee takes pride in presenting these candidates of the party to the voters at the General Election next Tuesday. Each one of them is qualified by experience or training or both to efficiently ad minister the officte he seeks. We believe that their election will bring the best gov ernment obtainable for the next four years. Vote Republican for efficiency. The committee wishes at this time and in this manner td express appreciation of the donations of money and time made by many patriotic citizens of the county
