Supplement to Southern Oregon New» Review. Aihlend, Oregon. Thursday. May 21, 1948
Native Oregonian
Seeks Nomination
le d m O regon schools, lie g ra d - j
I uuted fro m O regon S tate college, j
a fte i w o rk in g his w uy th io u g h us
.i ja n lto i in the Science b u ild in g
and by w o rk in g in a la u n d ry .
D ouglas M c K a y , Salem a u to
D u rin g the firs t W o rld W ai hi
m o b ile d ea le r, w ho is ru n n in g lo i was a 1st 1,1. w ith the »1st D iv i
the n o m in a tio n lo r g o v e rn o i on slon, and p icke d up his Put pie
the R e p u b lica n side o f the tic k e t, lle a i t w tie n he was s tru c k by
is a u n liv e O ie g o n la n lie was sh ell fra g m e n ts d u rin g the A r
b orn
in P o rtla n d in 1893.
Ills gonne o ffe n s iv e . He was b a p tiz -j
g ra n d fa th e r was a H udson's Bay «•d by fire at P earl lia r b o i in the
m an w ho came to O regon In 11141 Second W o rld W a r w hen the Japs
and m em bers of the fa m ily have sti uck on D ecem ber 7 lie helped
liv e d
here fo i
m ore th a n
100 org un lze defense th ere and re
years.
tu rn e d to th e states to serve as
M c K a y , w ho has been m a k in g an A rm y C a p ta in at C am p M u r
tils ca m p aig n .speech-s to appeal ray and C am p A d a ir.
to the sm a ll businessm an nod th i
He lias been a S tate seriatoi
co n se rv a tiv e groups, was educat
c o n tin u o u s ly since 1938, im d is >
Morthiand Seeks
Commissioner Job
I,. G. “ S h y " M o rth ia n d , w ho Is
s tu m p in g a ll ovei J .c k r o n C o u n
ty , seeking the R ep ub lica n n o m
in a tio n fo r co u n ty c o rn m is -lo n ri
was b o rn in H a rris b u rg , Penn-
fo rrn e r M a y o r of Salem He wa*
c a m p a ig n c h a irm a n fo r th<- S a l
em C o m m u n ity Chest fo r a p e r
iod o f fo u r yeai
He belongs to
th
M asonic lodge __
and has-been
__ e ___
a local d ire c to r o f th e S a lv a tio n
A r m y a d v is o ry board, Boy Scouts
c o u n c il, and Y oung Mens C h ris t -
lan A ssociation.
s y lv a n ia , In 1895. He came to is southeast of M r d fo o l on W u , i
O regon in 1910 and became a t -
sor road,
id e n t o f A sh a ln d In 1928
M o rth ia n d operated both th e
M . and M i . G. S G n-en e:.
M e d fo rd and
A sh lan d
F lo w e r te i tam ed at d in n e r .'.fonda . • ■>.
Shops fo r a perio d o f tim e d u i
log, h o n o rin g M i- G i < ju • . ti.
ing the 30’s and the fir s t p a rt o f day. Guests in ! I»- Di
n
the decade o f the 40’s. He sold the M rs E. P B orden.
M e d fo rd F lo w e r Shop in 1943, _
and since then has been p a r tia lly
re tire d .
T h is is the fir s t p u b lic o ffic e
M o rth ia n d has sought. H is home
Jo h n Hall
F •
Vote for
L G. “Shy”
Morthiand
/o r
John Hall, son of
family, who is the present incum
bent governor, has served since
October 30 1947. Prior to that
time he was speaker of the house
of representatives. He is seeking
the Republican nomination.
County Commissioner
I’d. Ad». P. K Hcimrr.o-.fi, Chrr C-eg-o City
Republican candidate in the May 21 Primaries
1. At the peak of his energies and career-he is
54 years old - he will provide the skilled and
business like leadership that a growing and pro
gressive county needs.
* Veteran
* Experienced
* Courageous
*k
2. He knows the county business. He has a warm
friendliness that attracts people instinctively
and easily earns their cooperation.
A i
Ä’HA
P resent G overnor
it
T/)t 011(9011 P ttS S Seys:
“ Hl» sppcmtmtnts to date have been outstanding men.” Hi .
record as governor to date ha, been good.”— JO U R N AL, Portland.
3. He has had a highly successful business car
eer that has enabled him to retire at an early age.
Therefore he will be able to devote all of his time
and energies to the citizens and taxpayers of
Jackson county.
4. He is aggressive and energetic by nature. He
thinks and acts with the directness of a business
man accustomed to action.
5. You can count on “ Shy” to get things done. He
tells you, definitely where he stands. His past
business record, his friends, his personal life -
all inspire your trust. A vote for “ Shy” will as
sure you of sound efficient county government.
Pd. adv. by M orthiand for Commissioner
Committee. Harry Hill, Chairman.
“ Governor H a ll ha» made a good »tart as the State's chief
executive during hi» short time in office.”
— T H E D A L L E S O P T IM IS T ,
E li
“...fo u n d the new Oregon executive, firxt of all. a very
human sort of person,. . . interested in the things in which
they were interested, meeting them naturally, unaffectedly, un-
derstandingly.”
— B E N D B U L L E T IN . Bend.
"H e is a forceful speaker — one who is inclined to call a spade
a spade. . . Those who have had personal contact with him
believe he is a man's man.”— H O O D R IV E R N E W S . Hood River.
“ Governor H all meets an issue squarely."
— O R E G O N C IT Y E N T E R P R IS E , Oregon City.
"Governor H a ll made a good impression by his talk here.”
— P E N P L E T O N EA S T O R E G O N IA N , Péndleton.
"H a ll brings to the Governor’s chair a broad knowledge of
problems which are Oregon's. . . . member of the American
Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars, he faces problems for
which, by training and experience, he is eminently qualified. "
— YA N K NEW S.
"One of the shrewdest law makers that ever sat in a state
legislative session.”
— A S T O R IA N B U D G E T . Astoria.
"...s h o w s sound judgment in his appraisal of men.”
- G A Z E T T E - T IM E S , Heppner.
“ 11a, ample a b i l i t y . . . is eminently qualified to carry on the
administration of the state’s affairs.” -S A N D Y PO ST, Sandy.
"Governor John H. H all w ill give Oregon a vigorous adminis
tration. He is alert, quick, d e c is iv e ...” — O R EG O N V O T I K.
"He ha, tackled with courage and determination the important
duties of the office of Governor.”
— ST. H E L E N S C H R O N IC L E . St. Helens.
“ Governor John H . Hall's activities . . . indicate a real desiie
to piovide Oregon with an able administration."
—M c M in n v ille reg ister , M cm ¡ nnvillc.
"The new governor
parliamentarian.”
comes
well
recommended
as an
able
—TIGARD SEN TIN EL, Tigard.
"Governor H all has made an excellent impression as suevts ot
to the late Earl Snell, conducting affairs with dignity ar 1
admirable decisiveness. Previously he had served regul.'.ily in
the house and risen by ability to the speakership."
— O R E G O N IA N . Portland
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