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    Southern Oregon News Review, Thursday, July 18, 1946
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NANCY
By Ernie Bmhmiller
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MUTT AND JEFF
By Bud Fisher
LITTLE REGGIE
t
JITTER
REG’LAR FELLERS
VIRGIL
By Arthur Pointer
By Gene Byrnes
By Len Kleis
W H EA T PABM
174 a c re s near W ashtucna, leased to
good tenant. W ill pay good returns
on In vestm ent. For d eta ils, w rits
JO H N P . OHBEM, B e a lto r , D aven­
port, Wn.____________________________
FO R KALE— 476 a., 25 m iles so u tli of
b a Grande, Ore. M odern 8-room
house. 202 a. In crop, 125 a. w ill
grow A lfa lfa , 10 a new a lfa lfa . Cash
or som e term s. O. V. W ilk in son , B ox
245, O rd n an ce, Ore.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
678 ACRES, 40 hay, grain ; balance
tim ber, pasture-land. 6-roorn modern
house, w ell, electric presure, barn,
88 cow s t a n c e 1 s. $15,800. T . A..
W onch, P r ie st E lver, Idaho._______
E X P E R IE N C E D farm er w ish es w heat
r a n c h to le a s e o r buy. H arry F rond-
foot, Jr., W asco, Ore.________________
CROFT bulbs for sale. Exc. plan tin g
stock . B argain prices. D eliv ery Oct.
1. B a y F itzg era ld , sta r rt., box 389,
A rcata, Cal.
M ODBBH D A IS Y F A B X
L ocated 10 m iles north o f S e a ttle, 1(4
m iles from B o th ell. 71 a c re s, 38
cleared, rich so il, 7 room m odern
h ou se w ith b a t h and basem ent.
Lawn w ith shrubs, and fa m ily or­
chard. A lso 3-room c o tta g e w ith
bath, 44 sta n ch io n cem en ted barn
w ith large hay storage. M ilk house.
Im plem ent sh ed s, g a ra g es, pou ltry
house, horsebarn. All b u ild in g s In
good condition. Shady tree grove
behind barn. Duro sp rin g w e ll w ater
sy stem . W idow unable to operate
farm . $40.000. A real buy.
M rs.
M in n ie H a n s e n , B t. 3, B o x 388,
SENATOR TAFT ASSUMING
REPUBLICAN LEADERSHIP
WASHINGTON.—Ohio's Sen. Rob.
ert Taft assumed runaway Repub.
lican congressional leadership the
later days of the session. It was
his OPA bill which passed the sen­
ate; his fight held up President
Truman’s draft-strikers plan and
somewhat modified the Case bill.
The appointment of Carroll Reece
as party chairman left him smiling
and happy. Action on the firing line
has given him the domestic leader­
ship, no matter how the positions
are distributed nominally. But too
many positions remain to be taken
to mark him more than a leading
candidate for '48 now.
Behind him the primaries
have brought up Republican
Governor Warren, who assured
B o th e ll. W n.
his election by winning both
W A N T E D — Man and w ife or wom an
tickets easily In California. War­
to w ork and do cooking on sto ck
ranch. B ox 115, B eppn sr, Ors.
ren seems likely to get the
FBH D OBEIZ.LB COUHTY
largest proportion of the Pacific
D A IS Y or STOCK B A H C K
states to the next convention.
160 acres, w ith 140 a cres In crop!
He has taken no stand on inter­
1000 acres a d join in g free ran ge w ith
p len ty w ater. R a ise s 300 to n s hay,
national questions known wide­
b esid es grain , a ll su b irrigated . F iv e-
ly; has espoused social security
room new m odern hou se, 3-room
cabin, barn 50x100, fir s t -c la s s m ilk
bills in the legislature; and is as
hou se w ith w alk-in box, cem en t floor.
free as Taft is committed. But
W ater under p ressu re, elect. In a ll
b ld gs. 7 m ile s from N ew p ort on
mark him no more than a likely
m ain Pend O reiiie h ig h w a y .
A ll
compromise yet.
fen ced and c ross-fen ced . $8000 w ill
The Nebraska primary hurt Min­
handle. $18,000 fu ll price or w ill se ll
c o m p letely equipped w ith tractor
nesota's ex-Governor Stassen, who
and a ll m ach in ery p lu s 60 head of
will have another chance in his
stock . Call or w rite H. C. O’Brien,
Bonded B e a l E sta te B roker, H ew -
backing of a nominee (Ex-Gov­
port, W ash.________________________
ernor Thye, a strong vote-getter)
against Senator Shipstead, in July. OLYM PIC P e n in su la H om e & A ll-Y ear
Incom e. C h ild ren’s p rivate sum m er
To say Nebraska represented an
cam p or T o u rists. $20,000. S ee now .
B o x 346, Q uilcene, Wn.
isolationist victory would be to as­
sume too much. The largest paper R E G IS T E R E D Jersey s. T w o b u lls, one
tw o years, one three m on th s. T w o
in that state has been attempting
cow s. 665 pounds b u tter fa t. Good
to prove isolationism had little to
production and type. P riced very
reasonable. A. Cam eron, P ortland .
do with it. However that may be,
__
Ore., B o n te 6, B ox 4 9 9 . ___
both internationalism and isolation­
O FT L illy B u lb lets. $5.00 per lb.,
ism seem dead in the East and Cen­ CR field
run. 85 to the lb. W ill sh ip
tral states. Greater events are con­
October. M ake reserv a tio n s now . 20 %
h old s order. A ll sto c k s ta te in sp e c t­
trolling our actions and destiny.
ed and guaranteed. Ben IilnzeU , H i­
Russia is the only truly isolationist
nt», Y
n
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nation still left.
L IV E w h ite rab b its 4 to 5 Lbs. 27c.
• • •
W ant rabbtt sk in s, pou ltry and veaL
B a b y k Com pany, 939 8. W. Front,
BRICKER ALSO POSSIBILITY
P ortland , O regon.
Ohio's ex-Governor Bricker is ex­
55c EACH paid for w h ite ( f r y ­
pected to be elected to the senate, 23c er) to rabbit
sk in s. A ll tim e record
which will place him in line for the
high . F ree b u tch ering In stru ction s.
Ship
to
B
.
B.
D ace, W arren, O regon.
Republican nomination on what will
be charged to be a conservative G ASO LINE and oil d istrib u to rsh ip for
m ajor oil co. L ocated in cen tral
ticket. However, I suspect he and
L ew is cou n ty. W ash . $35,000. 6-rm.
mod. house. N e t Income $1000 per
Taft have a friendly working agree­
mo.
J e ss X la se y , M orton, W ash.
ment, or could get one, so neither
P h . 12B3.
would step on the other’s toes. Con­
B A IH B B ID O B XSX.AHD
sequently Ohio will present either 10 a c re s cleared, good so il, good 4-
room house, fu rn ish ed . P le n ty out
Taft or Bricker, whose record as
b u ild in gs,
independent liv elih o o d .
senator will largely determine his
Im m ed iate p o sse ssio n . A bundance
future.
w ater, e le c tr ic ity . School and ferry
serv ice. M ain h igh w ay. $5,200. $3500
Quieter than all the rest has
w ill handle. W rite ow ner, H erbert
been New York’s Governor
B. Back, W in slo w , W ash.
Dewey. He says he is not likely
C A TTLE R A N C H — 250 acres, 100 Irri­
to be chosen, and too many Re­
gated , 3 m iles to P r in e v ille on
Crooked river, $25,000. W ill c o n sid ­
publicans believe him at this
er som e property in or near P o rt­
writing. He has not functioned
land.
Owner, 209 B u ild ers E xch.
B ldg. AT 4038, P ortland , Ore.
as leader of his party since his
defeat for the presidency. Sena­
W HY FAY B E N T ? BUY A T B A U .B B I
SA YB!
tor Vandenberg leads Republi­
F a cto r y d istrib u to r N ew S ch u lt and
cans internationally, as strong­
Road Queen used tr a ile r s— EZ term s
—P ay like rent. SE N D FO R F R E E
ly as Taft domestically (he was
BO OK LETS AT ONCE.
renominated in Michigan).
P E T B ID O B T B A ID E B S A L E S
2326
5th A ve.
S e a ttle 1, W ash.
It is idle to talk of '48 then. What
is at hand is a congressional elec­ FARM In S. W. W ash. A pprox. 75
acres. 5 rm . mod. house p a r tly fu r ­
tion in November, and in this, it
nished. B arn, som e c a ttle . M ilk—-
and o th er farm equipm ent. $8400.00.
appears a refreshened Republican
E ich ner's In sn ran ce A gen cy, B a y -
leadership is rising to the top, both
m ond, W ash ., F red E lch n er, A gen t.
out of the primaries and congres­
R E F R IG E R A T IO N E Q U 1 P M E N T.
sional steps.
S a les & Service, H om e lock ers, bot­
tle coolers, reach in boxes. M eat
The primaries are in foe near­
cases. E v e ry th in g in refrig era tio n .
ly all the big states (Pennsyl­
P O R TLA N D R E r R I O I B A T IO N CO.,
1516 H. E. K iU in gsw orth , P ortland ,
vania, Michigan. Ohio, Califor­
O regon. Ph. T R 6644.
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nia) and I recall only Indiana’s
V E R Y f a s t hand operated con crete
Republican Senator Willis being
block m achines. M akes stan d ard size
blocks. N ew low price $70.00 com ­
defeated for renomination, and
p
lete, FO B T a c o m a , W ash in gton .
exceptionally few house mem­
Send check or m oney order for im ­
bers. Willis got himself into a
m ed iate d elivery. A g e n ts w anted.
N ordin P a c ifio M etal W orks, 633
fight with his state organization,
P ro v id en t B ldg., Tacom a, W ash . _
and, as the convention out there
was not controlled by him, he
AUTOS, TRUCKS & ACCESS.
had to go back to news editing,
AUTO PARTS
which may be a relief. But the
U SED — NEW — R EB U IL T
Shock
absorbers,
springs, m otors, trans­
significant thing is this: prac­
m issions and a million other parts.
tically all of congress was re­
SEATTLE AUTO WRECKING
1950 F irst Avenue South
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MA. 8511
nominated.
S eattle, W ashington.
Of course you must say organi­
1935 PACKARD 7-pass. sedan. Good con­
zations largely control primaries
dition. Suitable for am bulance or he:«rse
ca r, $1,125 under O P.A. a s is ceiling.
and conventions, and the "ins” are
E. II. HALEY
1137 E. B urnside St, Portland 14, Oregon.
usually the organization, whatever
it is. Yet in few previous years of
BUSINESS & INVEST. OPPOR.
my time have primaries meant so
FOR SALE, A stonishing Bible H istory of
little.
N egro race, just published, 200 p ages, cloth
• « •
SAME OLD REVOLUTIONISTS
There are some of our people,
not many, who believed the old line
that the Russians are somehow dif­
ferent than their government. They
are not. They have no chance to
be different. They live under one-
man rule, under censorship, dicta­
torship, self-concealment and pub­
lic attack. Whatever beliefs their
government feeds them, they take.
There are no others.
Only one
British official has suggested the
possibility of revolution. Others all
agree that the Stalin dictatorship is
firmly established.
What right had we to expect any­
thing different than we are getting?
The Russian system had preached
world revolution for 27 years. In
that time it has practiced commu­
nism, socialism and capitalism in
a variety of adaptations and phases
for its farms and factories. It has
no affirmative principles excepting
only revolution. It will tear down
anything existing, and then try to
adapt a program (as in France
where five communist deputies
are installed in the Bidault cabinet,
yet there is no communism). We
knew all these things.
bound, C.O.D. $2.50. D istributors wanted.
Cupp Company. Box 1232, A lexandria, La.
$1.000 per Month net incom e, upholstery
recovering b u sin ess and furn. mfg. Near
O lym pia, W ash. P rice, inch bldgs, and
full stock $25.000
ARNOLD LEVY. 12®
E a st Eighth St., Port A n geles, Calif.
BOOK K EEPERS
Own biz. No inv. big profit. Sim ple proven
sy stem all sm all firms. Full in stn s.. $2.
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