SOUTHERN OREGON MINER
Thursday. May 11. 1944
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George W. Neilson
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
for
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
PRIMARIES MAY 19,1944
Friday and Saturday
HIS
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«EAI LIFE
II. S. Senator Guy Cordon Is ,
DOING A GREAT JOB for Oregon
plus
DICK FORAN
in
“CHEROKEE
STRIP”
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
SENATOR CORDON holds these im portant and
influential Senate committee posts: Commerce, In­
dian Affairs. Irrigation & Reclamation, Library,
Rivers & Harbors, Post Office & Post Roads.
SENATOR CORDON has obtained the increase in
the Federal Forest fire protection fund from 2y2
to 9 million a year; secured the $43,000 FWA
allocation for the Portland Isolation Hospital;
sponsored Veteran’s “Bill of R ights” ; secured
Central Oregon Irrigation Project.
SENATOR CORDON is now working to reimburse
Oregon taxpayers for Federal lands removed from
the tax rolls; is pushing numerous recommenda­
tions to improve Oregon harbors and w aterw ays;
he is taking action to relieve Oregon live stock
and poultry industries of oppressive Federal regu­
lations.
VOTE TO KEEP
U. S. SENATOR CORDON ON THE JOB
Republican Prim ary, May 19
Paid. Adv. Cordon for Senator Com ndttee.
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Portland. Ore. (S P E C IA L )- The
following quotations from letters
a re typical of hundreds received
expressing appreciation of S ena­
to r R ufus C. H olm an's effective­
ness a t the nation's capítol:
*T have w itnessed your fig h ts
In our own sta te for th e Oregon
N ational Guaní, and la te r In the
United S ta tes Senate your fe a r­
less stan d for adequate ap p ro p ria­
tion for our defense forces. You
have truly been a cham pion.”
NEW OREGON INDUSTRY
”1 hasten to extend co n g ratu la­
tions and sincere appreciation on
Pd. Adv.
behalf of th e people of Oregon
for the splendid work you have
dóne in securing for Oregon the
alum ina clay plan t.”
“You are doing a commendable
Society. F o r four y ears he was I Job In protecting the In terests of
editor of the Oregon H istorical the Pacific N orthw est as well as
q u a rte rly .
the w ar effort.”
H e h as been active in Oregon's
‘‘We have been dealing for the
Leslie M. Scott, the presen t public life for some time back.
past twelve years with Oregon
s ta te treasu rer of Oregon ,1s again F rom 1911-13 he served as United
running for the office of tre a s u r­ S ta te s m arshal for Oregon. He S enators and C ongressm en In
W ashington and never have we
er.
was co-chairm an of the S tale In ­ received such sm ooth co-operation
As a native of Oregon, he Is d u strial W eitare Commission from
und rapid handling of our every
fam iliar w ith the s ta te and her 1929-31. From '32-'35 he was
request for inform ation and ac ­
problems. He was educated In the chairm an of the S late Highway
tion.”
grade and high schools of P o rt­ Commission. He 1» now fimsuing
“I w ant to co n g ratu late you
land and w as g raduated from the his firs t term as s ta te treasurer. h eartily on the successful o u t­
U niversity of Oregon.
In this position he has handled come of your effort to obtain in ­
more than >100,000,000 a year as creased forest fire appropriations.
s ta te funds. He has proven Ills This was a hard, fighting chance,
abiliay to understand and handle but you took it and have won
finance problem s, not only as out. We are all Indebted to you.”
s ta te trea su rer but us treasurei
“May I express my sincere
fo r civic groups and m em ber o. th an k s to you for your in terest
finance com m ittees.
and support given this recent de­
ficiency appropriation bill to pro­
TALENT NEWS
vide m atern ity care to wives of
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enlisted men In the arm ed forces.”
relatives for a couple of weeks.
“We tak e this opportunity of
D. M. Lowe of Ashland was a extending to you our th an k s for
business caller in T alent S a tu r­ your assistance which made It pos­
sible for us to secure tin plate
day.
Mrs. John Ham ilton and d au g h ­ to continue packing carrots, which
ter, P at, of Medford spent a few would otherw ise have gone to
days last week visiting her sister, w aste In this locality. We hud
M rs. M ary Turner, and fam ily.
been try in g for weeks w ithout any
Mr. and Mrs. Loyal B ates and success until we called upon you.”
children w ent to K lum ath Falls
TURKEY GROWERS SAVE
Sunday and visited their daugh­
“Thank you for your effo rts In
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. behalf of the turkey producers of
David McComb.
our state, as this m eans a saving
Cpl. Donald Walden returned to them of several hundred thou­
F o r som etime he w as a new s­
paper rep o rter and editor. He h as hdWie T hursday night from New sand dollars."
" It Is a pleasure to know th at
been particu larly in terested in Ham pshire, w here he has been
Oregon history, having w ritten ' stationed for the past year, for when some em ergency like this
arises th a t we have representation
and published articles of this na- | a 15 days fuilough,
tu re. Since 1914 he h as been a j E sth er Carroll, a form er T alen t back In W ashington th at is able
director of the Oregon H istorical ( girl who is in th e W acs and sta- to produce resu lts.”
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_______ ____| tioned in .New York, returned to
"A t this time we w ant to th ank
the hom e of her parents, Mr. and you on behalf of the Industry and
Mrs. Andy C arroll, n ear Trail the fa n n e rs for your efforts in
T hursday night. She expects to seeing th a t the irrigation equip­
be going overseas soon.
m ent was included w ith other
Mrs. C harles S keeters returned farm equipm ent.” (F or priorities.)
"I am su re |h a t your resolu­
home from the Com munity Hos­
p ital in Medford Thursday, where tion asking for a full and com­
she has been receiving medical plete Investigation of Federal reg ­
ulations governing th e distribu­
aid.
A t the last reg u lar m eeting of tion and sale of m eat, poultry
T alen t G range Thursday, May and dairy products will m eet the
‘Southern Fried Steaks’ the
4, 15 new m em bers were obli­ universal approval of th e grow ­
a specialty
g ated in th e firs t and second de­ ers.”
grees. The program for the eve­
FARM PROGRAM AIDED
ning w as in honor of M other’s
“I w ant to express our ap pre­
Day and opened with all singing ciation of your g re a t and effec­
‘‘C hurch in th e Wild Wood.” This tive help with regard to agricul­
was followed by a short recita­ tu ral appropriations p/fcctlng the
tion by M arg aret S trah an and extension and research program s
M ary A tkins. Mrs. R hoda Hensel of the I-and-G rant Colleges. Thank
sang “M other M acree.” A nice you for your assistance.”
(Closed from Monday, mid­
"Y our activity in the F orest
program followed and closed by
night to Tuesday midnight)
all singing “Home Sweet Home.” F ire Protection A ppropriation is
The next m eeting of the Home being very well received in the
397 E ast Main
Economics will m eet a t the home Pacific N orthw est. You are do­
of M ary Atkins, May 9.
ing yeoman service in this field.
We are very appreciative of your
in terest In Extension m atters. A
num ber -of land -g ran t colleges
have indicated th eir appreciation
of your interest."
Original le tte rs containing these
quotations m ay be seen at the
“Holman for Senator Com m ittee”
headquarters, 408 Wilcox Building,
P ortland, Ore.
Nam es of signers, not published
here as these were unsolicited let­
ters w ritten to Senator Holman
during his present term .
(Pd. Adv. Jerry Sayler, Sec.
16 Years Experience in the Duties
of the Office
YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT
AND VOTE APPRECIATED
Leslie M. Scott
Up for Re-election
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