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F R ID A Y , M A Y IS. 1*32
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' del,nn,,pn taxes T il* Truth of th's statement that money can be saved ted together with the crim inal oa-
ln i_t:vr is that the o .d ti appo.nt.ng by trying casts in the Justice Court st
that h a.e been taken through
n,y deputy ha-, notions to
about cannot t>e substantiated. The trutn th Co j i t during my term o f o ffice
del.uqueut laves, ih s order author- )s that criminal piosecutions in -his number thousands. The county has
lziag appointment o f a Deputy D.s- county have not cut cost the taxpayers ne/tr paid out one dollar fo r out-
tric. Attorney is dated February 16 one douar
since 1 have
had
my sloe legal assistance; the county has
l*i'., and the County never had a deputy in February, 1*25. Since 1 never loot one dollar through my
¡certificate o f delinquency to fore- have had my depiAy the entire oper- erroneous advice; the county has
iclooj until October 5, 1*26, nearly ating expense of the Circuit Couri n. •„ lost one dollar through its de-
two years afterwards, thus upon the j 0r all ma.ters that have
been hnquent tuxes through any fault o f
face showing the falsity of Mr. Mor- ¡brought befoid it o f every kind and mine.
'1 he
administration
o f my
gan s claim.
character up to January 1, 1*32, in -, o ffice has cost the county nothing.
4 Mr. Morgan
stated
that the eluding the deputy's salary, amoun- u ,‘ U*e ottl 1 band we have turned
salary of my deputy was paid "out ted to $**,425.02, and the fines tha' ln e .e iy year a d e a l p rofl. to the
of the Ceneral Fund o f the t'Ou* ) have been collected during the same county aggregatin g
in total many
and that means money raised almost period o f tune have amountea to thousand* oi dollars. By reason of
thousands o f dollars which has
entirely
by the taxpayers."
Tlu il33.242.50, showing that the tines
truth of the m a.ter is that on F e „ collected over and above the entirt been made through the administra
the operation o f tut. tion o f iny o ffice the taxes have
ruary IB, 11125, the Coiinty Couit expense o f
made an order authorizing the ap-' court including deputy hire amoun- been reduced and kept down to
request
fo r
re
pointment o f a deputy.
The order ted to $33,817.41. or an average an- -hat extent. My
cite.ion ,s based typon this record
is recorded in Journal 13 at page nually o f $4,831.05.
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ot honest, conscientious, efficien t ad-
243 of the
County Court
R ecaids
b. 'He has made the statement
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and can be read by anybody. The that this o ffice does not co-operate
it
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order In part is in the follow ing with the County Court and the Shei ° n, f J *
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no
other
county
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E. B. T O N G U E
exact language:
i f f s office
and
has referred
tne Uu sta le t.all equal. y 0 o n ic e r of
Candidate tor
“ It is therefore ordered and ad voters to the S h eriff and the County Uut> county
bas
U V ed as much
R epu blican N om in a tio n fo r
judged that the salary of a deputy Court, in answer to this charge t
money m -he adunmslrution ot ms
D IS T R IC T A T T O R N E Y
District Attorney in and fo r Wash- have a signed sta ement by
tne
office as has been saved by the ad-
ington County, Oregon, be and here S h eriff a portion o f which reads as
im n.stiation and a ffa ir * of my or-
S T A T E M E N T IN R E B U Y TO
by is fixed at the sum o f $150 to be follows:
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i tice. th e question fo r you to de-
M R. M O R G A N
paid on the 1 st day o f each
and
“ W e do not desire to take any teruune is whether or not you wisn
every mon.h by the
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Treasurer o f part in the race fo r the office of to continue these policies o f econo
1 regret that circumstances have Washington County, Oregon, out ot District A tto m ey but we do desire my and oific.tn cy
Up to April 1st, according to the explosive Mr.
Dawes, the Reconstruction Finance
Corporation had
loaned $243,248,(XX) to 1,520 hanks, o f which only six per
cent went to hanks in cities under 10,(XX) population and
68 per cent to those under 1(X),(XX) population.
Thus does he answer the notion that the govern
nient’s vast agency o f credit is forgettin g the “ little man
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and taking
care o f . . the
larger
institutions
T liit v p t ’p r t h o m i n w h o
W illlt S to believe
that compel
n,e to Wi;'te tl,,a
co' ,®ct* d ,ro,n
to correct
mistaken impression
However, the man wno wants
IHlltVe Otherwise
nnerWlM arUen
commumcatlon
i have endeavored tures and
penalties ill crlmlmu such
S.atem
ent this h
as never
ea.
Such
siatement
has
never heen
been aa-
will tell you that much o f the money borrowed by th«' a t an times to be fa ir with my op- actions.”
thorlzed by ip and so far as we art —
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little fellow went Straight into the coffers o f the h igh er , ponent in this campaign and to
Dated February 1«. 1925
concerned the District Attorney
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toh.u
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b'
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squarely
upon ta
ci* and
and t to
E.
J.
W AKD ,
and has always given us
boys, just like some o f the money being extended the make e no
„ My y
county judge oriering
no nuBreprewsniail„„B
misrepresentations. .
every co-operation
that
we
havt
railroads is being used to take up loans from the bigger j opponent has seen fit in the stress No word i8 to be found in this requested.”
of his campaign to make many,false, order in reference to delinquent tax-
banks.
The County Judge has informeu
mtsleading,
misrepresenting
state- es or to the payment o f the salary me that whUe he "did not wish tb
Its
a
long
story,
and
not
worth
the
pursuit,
hut
yon
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m enu, a few o f which 1 now wish Qf the deputy out o f taxes collected take any part in the contest for tne
can’t convince the little man that he IS gettin g a n y
to C*U to your attention. from the taxpayers. The truth o f o ffice o f d istrict Attorney that S
thing until he feels the crispness o f some money in his! 1 He state9 und®r Wl?ath heo ‘" 7 “
the matter ia that 1 ha<l an ar- statement made by Ml Morgan wav
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have mis- ranKenien, Wlth the county Court unauthorized and that my office hau
hands, and, of late, the exp erience has heen all hut quoted the m atter in relation to his providing that 1 wot|ld turn over always co-operated with the C ou n -y 1
denied.
own taxes. In order that you may and pay into the General Fund all Court to
the fullest extent
A Reminder
1 he ( i H l f
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.determine this matter Tor yourselves
I now refer you to an order made
and entered in records of the Coun-
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, ty Court on the 5th
o f June,
10 3 1 , Which order is recorded in Vol-
jour-|ume 15 page 1 0 2 , or the Records or
r e a d I the Com ity Court and can be read
Zeppelin IS iuaking U g *
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Germany and South America. Already tour return
nevs have been completed this Spring and, as you
t h i s , the airship has completed her fifth trip to South |T h ai part of the order whlch is nm*
terial to this controversy is in the
America.
The fact is that the success o f this ship has been so follow in g language
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'"ih ls m atter coming on now to be
great that only minor mention is made when ill«
Id
heard upon petition and application
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[ o f G. Russell Morgan fo r reduction
airship
begins or ends
one of ' ‘ its
voyages.
T h i> f‘ r-1 o f a i r travel has iust commenced.
Mari w i l l to
of penalty and interest upon
sums and amounts which the law
sets aside exclusively fo r my use u
they would pay out o f those tunas
- salary of the dpnntv
the
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have had my deputy my portion ot
those tines, being the amount which
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X had a right to expend, amounted
and elect judges.
Vote No. 15 on the judicial
ballot for John W . Mc
Culloch.
Paid Adv.
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C A N D ID A T E
FOR
County Treasurer
ON T H E
Republican Ticket
“Economy”
I ’ lt lM A R lE S
M AY
20, 1932
Raid
W ill endeavor faithfully to rep-
resent the home*;
keeping ever in
view the best interests o f the child, I
and hie right to be well inetrurted
while in school, and also safely en-
vlronod while on the achool group is
Pledging strict economy In the use
o f the tax-payers money. Your *up~
port w ill be greatly appreciated.
KENNETH
One or More 6 x 8 Photos
N icely
Make
Mounted for $ 1.00
$ our Appointments Today
M O FSTEATFR
160 Vs Th itd
Between
S TU D IO
Street
Morrison
and
YamhHI
Republican
United
New
Candidate
States
for
Senator
Leadership and
a New Deal
Prim ary
Election
May
A).
1*32
O. V. WHITE
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FOR
HARLAN
. P»id
Adv.
■ A S S W % S W S W .S S W .V A S
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Drs. O. F. & S. Etta Heislfy
H U IT UUIUAN
R oom * 1 A 2 Cr.dy Bldg,, Beaverton
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304 Postal B ld g, cor 3 * Washing-
(on Sts
Portland
O ffice Hour* from 10 to 4
Saturday* and Sunday*
by appointment
Fifteen
w w w w w w A w m v w b ***** i
Year*
Legal E x p e r ie n c e ................. W orld
W ar
Veteran
Born ln Oregon
P R IM A R L E !» M A Y 20. 1*32
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S P E C IA L
EARL C.BRONAUGH.Jr.
Superintendent
Paid Adv,
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E. L. McCORMICK
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These are a few o f the misstate-1
ments that have been made. Tim e
space ao
do not pernn
” and
" n space
permit the con
81delatlon o f al1- 1 gladly invite any
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tnat
invesUgaUon
Int° n>y records
re
V°M care to make. 1 ask only that
you investiv a te "
fo r yourself honestly'
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idea o f learning the
truth and
wish
to
warn you
against any
further or additional
which
may be
“ misrepresentations
“ “ ^ ^ ^ ^ " r a r io n s
whict
mnde w hich 1 will have no oppol
tumty to answer.
amount there has been nn is tn th .
there has been paid to the
deputy $12,375.00, andthe clear gam
to the county under
ment is $20,131.02. W hile his It arrange-
is tr..»
that the funds fo r the payment vf
»'“ y
1
the deputy
have _
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no ___
doubt _
been
drawn upon the General Fund, yet It
1 he o ffice o f District Attorney is
1 tu. c i cl
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, taxes for the years 1*23 to 1*27, in- is also true that I hnv„ r, i , . an
Important
position.
On the
not be much longer, geologically speaking,
oil t ill- g l ouno. cluslve upon the fo now ing described the same General Fund In the past proper adnunistration o f its business
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therefore ordered that the
penalty
seven years $20,131.02, more than reSt!i the liberties- Property and
per-
is a L»Ood vear in which to push VOltr business and interest upon the delinquent enoi*;h to pay the deputy. it is
^ hts and o flent‘ «ie s lives of
1 ytC, IS
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< taxes upon the above described prop- also true that the administration of other individuals,
as
well as
as tho
the
along. When you are making money you can afford
t o L rty for the yenr8 1923 to 1927 be lhe affJ ra o7 ¿ y a0df^ ‘strat,on
of
in those proper ex Pendltuie o f thousands of
and Is hereby reduced to H%.
dollars. Erroneous legal advice In
take a vacation.
seven years
since 1
Dated this 5th day o f June, 1*31,1
have
had a one or tw o important matters can
deputy has not cost the taxpayers cost the county thousands
of doi
at Hillsboro, Oregon.
Say what you please about the evil o f bomb th row
one
cent,
but
on
the
contrary
this
la
,s-
tt
is
too
important
an
ofticb
D O N A L D T. T E M P L E T O N
to be knockea
put upon
the auction blc-«.
County Judge
off.ee has made the county a clear and
dQwn
ing, in view of the recent hull s eye hit in Shanghai, you
to the
lowest
J. M. Hiatt, County Commissioner Rain of thousands
can’t criticise the lack of results.
° f dolla,s and bidder irrespective o f the" bidder's
H. D. Kerkman, County Commissioner
thereby kept down the taxes to that qualifications. 1 do not believe that
(signed)
extent.
the people o f this county desire the
The other daytwe heard a man, a married man, who The above record ln the County
efficien cy o f
the
o ffice
to
oe
5.
The
misleading
Inference
had heen married five years, refer to a young lady as cou rt speaks tor inseir.
crippled fo r a few
paltry dollars
2. He states that there has been given out that our o ffice has t r ia l The voters have had the opportunity
“ darling.” Puz/le, was she?
no foreclosure o f certificates of de no cases in the Justice Court fo r fo r years to determine my qualifi-
linquency
property
in o ver tw o years. The facts are that cations During my encumbency in
,
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c
. „ — f unquency
on
real
If you , want
to know, , we . can
t say much in I favor
ot lbl8 county
fo r
24
o ffice
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have
and we
we nave
bave tried
tried in ln tnose
those two
two years . the
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modern pictorial humor that is largely expressed l>> thi that the county has lost thous-
Juatle- r
ate‘y 20 m u rd eresses with the loss
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ands of dollars
by reason
of the ■ ny ca3e8 m ttle J U8t,ce Court be- ot 2; x have tried civil cases brougn.
display of women o f huge proportions.
delinquent
taxes
becoming
out- fore the Judge and without a Jury against -he county involving tiious-
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lawed. The truth o f the m atter is and what is more cases have been ands of dollars and so fa r as i can
Proper advertising, in the right place, is certain tv. that foreclosures can only be had tried ,n the j U8tlce Uourt
remember e v e iy civil case i have
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mi 4 If i/in fan
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tried has
has t-.
been
won,
and every
he profitable. The trouble with too many advertiser» w iJ J
i « ~ In the past two years. His equity case that 1 have tried
fo r the
that they make no effort to understand how t o use *’v>
and Bled In the o ffice o f the County 1 » » » » + + » » + — + — » » » » » » » » » » “ U.nty, has btl‘ n
More than
o f the criminal cases that i
and then, because advertising doesn’ t produce quick re jcurk, and no such certificate
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¡delinquency was ever issued by the
ba^e tpl* d fu*' the county have been
suits, they blame the w ronjr person
won. lh e crim inal cases investiga-
_________S h eriff o f the County prior to Oc
tober 5, 1926, and therefore before
County Commissioner
and from all government officials, that time there could not be any
Correspondence
i have foreclosure, not even If Mr. Morgan
including
the
Rrasident.
had been O istrict Attorney. He con
come to have a great personal ad
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the tact that
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telegram from F. R. Marshall, secre- miration for hint and wou
e \er> Qf taxejj bave been outlawed upon
tary of the Natlonul W ool Growers glad to take any action ln his be any property in th.s county upon
As*«>claltlon:
half that Is possible to an associa- which the S h eriff has issued a cer
A pril 2«, 1*32 tlon like ours.
tificate of delinquency to the Coun
ty. I f the county has lost one dol
"M ac Hoke,
K. K. M A R S H A L L
lar by reason o f taxes becoming out
Care of Cunningham Sheep Co.
lawed. It is because no
certificate
Pendleton, Oregon
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o f delinquency was issued to the
"Y o u r inquiry regarding the re
| county as required by law, and the
sult of contacts
of the National
U is.net Attorney
is no more to
W ool Growers association with Sena
blame for this than Mr Morgan Is to
tor Stetwer at Washington was here
blame for It. The bald plain tacts
when 1 returned ,thls morning. Of
o f the m atter Is that this county
course our association has nothing
has never lost one dollar through
to do
with
partisan
or political
the radure of the District Attorney
matters. We feel, however, that It is
to perform his doty in reference to
only fair that the facts should be
delinquent taxes.
fully stated in reply to Inquiries like
yours regardless o f whether they are
3. Mr. Morgan has stated that
favorable or otherwise to the otiV
one of the main reasons for appoint
clal concerned, ln 1*28 and 1 * 2 * and
ing my deputy was to foreclose the
1*30 1 was in Washington quite fre
quently in connection with the wool
V .V .V .V .* .Y .V .W .\ V .S V .V .* .\
Hnd lamb tariffs and other legisla
tive subjects In which wool growers
are concerned
1 have always found
Because:
Stelwer more than willing to go to
1. He is a successful businessman I
any length in the Intere.-fts of the
2. He is progressive.
wool
growers.
Not
only
is
he
3 lie is qualified for
the
com- 4 ,
misstonershlp.
w illing and diligent but also un
4. He has the endorsement o f his **
usually capable and hard working.
j locality.
1 found that he has earned the high
5. The eastern part o f Washington
est esteem from his fellow sen ators'
county Is
entitled to
represents- X
tlon on the Coqjnty Court.
t- Mr
1-ewis has
no
ini.
which will conflict w ith his serv- . .
JO H N W . M cC U L L O C H
tng all parts o f the county unpar- •«
O. V. W H I T E
Candidate for
tially and with fairness to all.
Candidati' tor Republican
Considering the above, we feel
Supreme Judge
Nomination for
that you will support the man who
can serve you best.
•ays the Voter», not the
1 Paul Advertisement.
la w ls foi •
County
School
Lawyer» should nominate
Commissioner Committee
V O T E N O . 33X
He did
not solicit the endorsement
o f the
rtlate Har Association,
but
doe* solicit your
support at the
Primaries.
w
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Hal(1
Adv.