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R E V IE W . A S H L A N D . O R EG O N
T H U R S D A Y . M A Y 8, 1052
Carlson Speaks...
C o r t in u a d
Department Spends Millions
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Morse Speaks. . .
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TA LE N T TAKES FOURTH
C o n tin u e d fro m Rage One
T lie T a le n t B u lld o g s scored 12
The w o rd in d e p e n d e n t" as here (k n o w w h y it is necessary fo r the
fin d that $102,735 is to be spent I c u tin u e d fro m Page 1
p o in ts to ta ke fo u rth place in
ra ta basis, th a t adds about $40 u»*d means s im p ly th a t th e » S e c re ta ry
vote of the people.
of
A g r ic u ltu r e to
H o w e v e r, it is fe lt by the lo ca l m o re to e v e ry th in g elae each o f agencies and o ffic e s a re n o t un­ m a in ta in such an e xpe nsive l i ­ fo r th e "p re p a ra tio n and d is p la y
tlie Jack»>n c o u n ty B hig h
B jn u t o w e r su p p o rte rs th a t the us owes o r a lm o s t a n o th e r $16O d e r the c o n tro l o f a n y one o f b ra ry o f h is o w n w hen th e n a ­ o f e x h ib its " (th e b u d g e t message o f them being C am p W h ite
school tra c k m eet a t M e d fo rd
says th a t " E x h ib its are su p p lie d u n til m ilita r y a u th o ritie s p ro ve d last w eekend.
best nsurance to p re ve n t th e » ' fo r a fa m ily o f fo u r,
tlie
g o v e rn m e n t d e p a rtm e n ts tio n a l c a p ita l's L ib r a r y o f C on­
N o w th en , ju s t w h a t does th a t T he y are. nevertheless, a p a rt o f gress is so close by T lie L ib r a r y to » u n e 35 large- S ta te and in te r th a t th ey w ere neceasary.
a ckno w le dg ed T a ft su p p o rte rs
" I am u se na tor fro m O regon
fro m c a p tu rin g u n w ittin g
Ik e n e x t y e a r's spending; p ro g ra m o f tlie e x e c u tiv e branch and they o f Congress is one o f the largest state fa irs a n n u a lly ”); $73,511
fo r th e
"p re p a ra tk u i. d is trib u
to
the n a tio n ,” he declared, and
I
$85
4
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s
mean
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d elegate votes is to p re p a re a
in c lu d e such a c tiv itie s as tlie in the c o u n try w ith m o re than tio n a nd d is p la y o f m o tio n and -stated h is b e lie f th a t w hen the
te • rm
can
paid idvertisem ent showing the pressed
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■ «« b e tte r F e d e ra l S e c u rity
A gency, the 22.000,000 v o l u m e s
on its sound p ic tu re s " and $611,128 fo r q u e stio n arose, h is fir s t d u ty was
names o f candidates fo r N a tio n - c o m p re h e n d ” A c c o rd in g to one A
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the shelves and is operated a t a cost fa rm e r's b u lle tin s T lie re is also to the n a tio n
a l C o m m itte e m a n and delegates ° ‘ th e le a d in g news magazines. C iv il S e rv ic e C om m issio n a nti a to th e ta x p a y e rs o f so m e thin g
o f the
T he senator, w ho declare d
w h o are recognized E ise n h o w e r
m eans th a t i f a ll th e people 1(1 host
hii<f r\t
11
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_ m ore th a n 10 m illio n d o lla rs a an o ffic ia l d e s c rip tio n
o f .xtYx
others. 1 T
heads
o f ii-
the
fu n c tio n s o f the O ffic e o f in f o r ­ th a t Russia was p ro d u c in g fo u r
supporters.
1 a H th e 22 states w est o f th e ¡n in e g o v e rn m e n t d ep a rtm e n ts
year. A n d its services a re a v a il
I t was re m a rke d th a t th e b al M ississip p ir iv e r . p lu s th e state c o n s titu te th e P re s id e n t’s ca bi­ able to a nyone w ho w an ts to use m a tio n too lo n g to q uo te in its Jet planes to o u r one, said th a t
e n tir e ty b u t w h ic h is fa ir ly w e ll we m ust g ain
und
keep a ir
lo t w i l l be co n fu sin g enough as o f M is s is s ip p i and a p a rt o f A la net.
| them .
suprem acy, no m u tte r w hat the
Up >n
“ »»• sentence
I t is, and a n y g uide th ro u g h the bama. w o u ld w o rk fo r n o th in g
L im ita tio n s o f space w i l l not
I f we were to take th e tim e
" T lie O ffic e (o f In fo rm a tio n ) e x ­ cost, b u t th a t we m ust n e v e rth e ­
maze rtf nam es to appear on the I and tu rn o v e r e v e ry d o lla r o f p e rm it a re v ie w o f th e spending
to go to the b o tto m o f ju s t
ercises
g en eral s u p e rv is io n and less ta ke the p r o fit o u t o f w ar.
th
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the
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a
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l
b a llo t w o u ld p ro b a b ly be appre­
o f a ll p a rts o f tlie e x e c u tiv e
these fo u r spending p ro g ra m s
c o o rd in a tio n o f in fo rm a tio n ac- He said th a t he was s t ill in fa v o r
I g o v e rn m e n t, th e y c o u ld ju s t
ciated b y lo ca l vo te rs
branch. W h a t can be done, in ­
alone; i f w e ’d analyse them
tlv ltle a w ith in the D e p a rtm e n t o f tin- B a ru c h P la n , in tro d u c e d
a bo ut p a y its expenses fo r th a t
P h i! S ta n sb u ry, secretary
stead. is to e x a m in e th e spend­
c a re fu lly and test th e ir v a lid
i
in v o lv in g p u b lic a tio n s , p rin te d ju s t a fte r th e K o re a n w a r be­
one
y
e
a
r
fo r the C om m ittee , was con­
in g o f some one p a rt, b e a rin g in
it y
on th e basis’ o f a c tu a l
re p o rts,
e x h ib its ,
m o tio n p ic 1 gan. w h ic h w o u ld have frozen
g ra tu la te d fo r his successful
B u t w h o ’s going to spend th is m in d th a t id e n tic a lly th e same
needs we w ou ld, w ith o u t a
tures. ra d io and te le v is io n " Its wages and prices und
w o u ld
e ffo rts in persua din g Senator
$85.4 b illio n s ? H o w is it going to in fo rm a tio n is a v a ila b le in the
d ou bt, d isco ve r one o f
the ¡d ire c to r,
by
th e w ay. d ra w s h a w p u t on m o re s trin g e n t
C arlson o f Kansas to appear
be d iv id e d u p ’ H ere, in rou nd b ud ge t message fo r each o f the
basic reasons w h y the ru n n in g
a ? , ^ ^ s a ln ry fh p fld v su™ o f c re d it co n tro ls , a m ong o th e r
a l th e S o u th e rn O regon C o l­
n um bers, are the fig u re s fo r a ll re m a in in g d e p a rtm e n ts , agen­
expenses
o f th e n a tio n a l g o v ­ i $11,200 a ye ar
things.
lage A u d ito riu m at 11 a.m. on 1 th re e o f the n a tio n a l g o v e rn ­
c ie s a nd o f f i c e s . G e n e ra lly
e rn m e n t are so h ig h . We
He d e cla re d th a t he had abso­
T h is, then,
is a v e ry b rie f
F rid a y , M ay 9. The com m ittee
m e n t’ s m a jo r branches copied speaking, th e d e p a rtm e n ts are
w o u ld fin d th a t the spenders
lu
te
p ro o f th a t p ro fits fro m w a r
g
lim
p
s
e
o
f
g
o
v
e
rn
m
e
n
t
spending
announces th a t the p u b lic is
fro m
th e b u d g e t message o ld e r than th e agencies o r o f­
c o n s ta n tly fa il to d is tin g u is h
as e x tra c te d fro m o n ly a fe w o f m a te ria ls, a fte r taxes, w ere fa r
in v ite d to hear S enator C a rl­
L e g is la tiv e B ra nch , 72 m illio n ; fices and w e 're m ore fa m ilia r
b etw een w h a t is d e sira b le and
the b ud ge t message’s 1300 [>ages h ig h e r than th e y w ere d u rin g
son soeak on b e h a lf o f D w ig h t
J u d ic ia l
B ranch. 27 m illio n ; w ith the tilin g s they do. So le t's
w h a t is necessary.
Candidate for Delegato to
E ise nh ow e r's ca ndidacy.
I f w e th in k o u r ta x m oney is W o rld W a r I I
E x e c u tiv e B ra nch , E x e c u tiv e o f­ ta k e a d e p a rtm e n t and, because
I t is, fo r e xam ple , doubtless being w asted and i f we d ecide
T he » m o to r spoke at a K i . Republican Nat'I Convention
N ew est w o rk in g m em be r to fic e o f th e P re sid en t. 11 m illio n : j it is fir s t in a lp h a b e tic a l o rd e r,
d e s ira b le f o r the D e p a rtm e n t o f
w ants lu n ch e o n in M e d fo rd be­
Join the A sh lan d Ik e g ro up is Funcis a p p ro p ria te d to tlie P re s i­
w e l l choose the D e p a rtm e n t o f A g r ic u ltu r e to have an O ffic e o f to do s o m e th in g m o re a bo ut it fo re c o m in g to A s h la n d He was A successful business man and
Don L e w is, business m anager at d en t, 11 b illio n , 7 m illio n ; In de ­ A g ric u ltu re .
th a n ju s t g ru m b le , w e 'll p r o b
In fo rm a tio n , b u t is i t necessary a b ly w r ite a s tin g in g le tte r to in tro d u c e d
a t the co lle ge by civic le a d e r who demands that
S.O.C M r L e w is o ffe re d his pendent o ffices. 8 b illio n . 251
fo r it to have one th a t costs a
The
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t
o
f
A
g
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r
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k
Van
D
y k e o f M e d fo rd , a our G overnm ent:
•e rvie e s w ith the sta te m e n t th a t m illio n ; In d e p e n d e n t agencies. 3
o u r C ongressm an
m em be r o f the sta te board o f
Ik e is h is stro n g choice because b .llio n . 816 m illio n ; D e p a rtm e n t tu re s to ta l e stim a ted e x p e n d i­ m illio n and a q u a rte r d o lla rs a
J u s t h o w e ffe c tiv e th a t is w ill
• Be h o n est a n d In c o rru p tib le
h ig h e r e du catio n.
tu re s f o r the n e x t y e a r are ex­ ‘ year?
“ n e vt r b e fo re has o u r n a tio n so o f A g r ic u ltu r e .
1 b illio n . 680
be discussed n e x t w eek
*
a
c
tly
$1.680.078.322.00
w
h
ic
h
is
•
B u ild a s o u n d d o m e s t ic
T
his
fa
ilu
r
e
on
the
p
a
rt
of
•e rio u s ly n e e d e d
in te llig e n t m illio n : D e p a rtm e n t o f C om ­
A R C H IT E C T H O N O R E D
econom y
the spenders to d ra w a sharp
le a d e rsh ip I b e lie ve Ik e is the m erce. 931 m illio n ; D e p a rtm e n t to be spent fo r a bo ut 68 separ­
a te and d is tin c t purposes. We
d iv id in g lin e betw een w h a t is
best
m an " to gain back th e pub- o f Defense. J 50
b I111O
illio n O , , 731
m i il-
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iJ l m
l-
D a v id L u k e n s B o ck I us. J r., I • T ak e us out o f th e d e a d -e n d
can’t e x a m in e a ll o f these p u r ­
ind isp e n sa b le to the p e r fo r m ­
lie ’s co nfid en ce and d isp e l the lio n ; D e p a rtm e n t o f the In te rio r.
K o re a n W a r
A
I A . A s h la n d a rc h ite c t, has
ance o f th e ir job s and w h a t is
«nog
of
p o litic a l c o rru p tio n 686 m illio n ; D e p a rtm e n t o f J u s ­ poses e ith e r w ith in th e le n g th o f
re
c
e
n
tly
been
a
d
m
itte
d
to
C
or-
I
•
Enter
In te rn a tio n a l c o m m itt­
but
w e can ta ke
m e re ly desired, is costing the
w h ic h now’ clouds o u r a d m in i­ tice . 189 m illio n ; D e p a rtm e n t o f th is a r tic le
p o ra te M e m b e rs h ip in T lie A m - '
m
ents
w is e ly
some
sam
plings.
c o u n try u n to ld m illio n s o f d o l­
s tra tiv e o ffic e s .”
L a b o r. 253 m illio n : Post O ffic e
i e rica n In s titu te o f A rc h ite c ts
H F ol.ik ol A d - Hr S.d W o w U m .
In
c
lu
d
e
d
in
th
e
g
ra
n
d
to
ta
l
is
la
rs
each
y
e
a
r;
fa
r
m
ore,
in
D e p a rtm e n t, 444 m illio n ;
De­
the ju d g m e n t o f th is w r ite r
T he A s h la n d G r iz z ly baseball
p a rtm e n t o f State, 335 m illio n ; ' 1 5.972,708 fo r th e A g r ic u ltu r a l
th a n is e ver lost th ro u g h o f f i­ j c re w , w h ic h has m ade a s tro n g
A d m in is tra tio n ; $2.-
a nd T re a s u ry D e p a rtm e n t. 7 b il- Research
356.800 fo r th e D e p a rtm e n t o f
c ia l v e n a lity o r c o rru p tio n .
com eback a fte r a d is m a l e a rly
I lio n . 1 m illio n .
A g r ic u ltu r e ’s s o lic ito r (th a t is.
M o re w i ll be said a bo ut th is | season, has tw o m o re games on
T h is, th ou gh , is ju s t a p rim a r y
its s ta ff o f le g a l o ffic e rs ); $1,- la te r.
i its schedule b e fo re h a n g in g up
b re a k d o w n and doesn't te ll us
B u t we h a v e n ’t y e t reve ale d the u n ifo rm s fo r 1952
L O S T O n u p p e r O a k S tre e t m uch th a t w e d on ’t a lre a d y 259,000 fo r its O ffic e o f In fo r ­
th e
im p o rta n t d e ta ils the ! F rid a y , the G riz z lie s jo u rn e y
M o n d a y One sm a ll m ale dog k n o w One th in g it a ccom plish ­ m a tio n . and $686.995 fo r its l i ­ a ll
P re s id e n t's b udget m e s s a g e ! to C e n tra l P o in t f o r a d is tric t
P a rt te rr ie r . B la c k w ith some es. h o w e ve r, is to e lim in a te the b ra ry .
w h ite
N o ta il.
R e w a rd I f le g is la tiv e a n d
I t w o u ld be v e ry m uch w o rth gives us a bo ut w h e re o u r ta x 6A2 contest a gainst the C ra te r
th e ju d ic ia l
m oney goes. So, using th e O ffic e
seen, pho ne 3747.
branches fro m am ong th e hea vy W’h ile i f w e c o u ld ta ke th e tim e o f In fo rm a tio n p u re ly as an ex- ' H ig h C om ets T he n, n e x t Tues­
to
e
x
p
lo
re
each
o
f
these
fo
u
r
d ay A s h la n d w i ll close o u t its
‘ spenders F o r as w e have seen,
am ple, le t's see w h a t i t is going season w ith a gam e against th e
th e ir tw o p o rtio n s p u t to g e th e r s p en ding p ro g ra m s in some de­ to do w ith its S I.259.000
We | G ra n ts Pass Cavem en
add
up
to
o n ly 99 m illio n s ta il. We m ig h t, fo r e xam ple , in ­
X
le a rn th a t i t expects to have an
q
u
ire
ju
s
t
h
o
w
m
uch
in
th
e
w
ay
J im m y James
and
W ayne
w h ic h is ju s t a lit t l e m ore than
a
n
n
u
a
l
p
a
y
r
o
ll
o
f
$574,835
fo
r
one te n th o f one p e r cent o f th e o f ta n g ib le b e n e fits is expected 116 em ployees in tw o sa la ry Johnson are expected to get the
to come to us fro m the m illio n s
s ta rtin g m ound c a lls fo r these
to ta l. T he lis t does, th e re fo re
groups. T he
m em bers o f one fin a l tw o games.
FOURTH DISTRICT
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m ake it c le a r th a t i t ’s the re­ o f d o lla rs th e S e c re ta ry o f A g ­
g ro u p w i l l get an a n n u a l a v e r­
m a in in g b ra nch , the e x e c u tiv e r ic u ltu r e proposes to spend n e x t
F
Linn
•
lo
n
e
•
Douglas
•
Jackson
on
" A g r ic u ltu r a l
Re age s a la ry o f $4,936 apiece and T A L E N T W IN S T IT L E
th a t is due to get th e lio n 's share y e a r
| Josephine • Coos • Curry Counties
search.
W
e
w
o
u
ld
s
u
re
lv
w
an
t th e o the rs, $3.311 apiece. I t w ill
W ith W illis Z u m w a lt p itc h in g
o f th e 85 4 b illio n s , a b o u t 99 8
pay o u t $663.988 fo r “ P r in tin g th re e -h it b a ll and R o llie H a rtle y
to
re
m
a
rk
th
a
t
$2,356.800
seems
p e r cent o f it. in fa c t. So, th a t
and R e p ro d u c tio n ” and re la tiv e ­
is w h e re w e sh o u ld lo o k to fin d lik e a lo t o f m oney fo r ju s t one l y s m a ll a m o un ts fo r tra v e l, b a n g in g o u t fiv e h its in s ix trip s
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a
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n
t
to
to th e p la te , the T a le n t B u lld o g s
o u t w h e re o u r ta x
m onev is
services,
sup­ w ra p p e d up the Ja ckson C o u n ty
spend in a s in g le y e a r fo r le g a l c o m m u n ic a tio n
going.
who believes in Oregon
services We w o u ld n ’t w a n ! to p lie s and e q u ip m e n t and v a rio u s B league baseball t it le w ith a
Besides tlie im m e d ia te o ffice s
flh w o tt h IsK C d *9'»M f i ) * * R t l l «
to te b u ’ f O'B®
pass up e ith e r th e $1,259.000 the odds and ends.
31-1 w in o v e r J a c k s o n v ille at
I »on ( M cC l'A ’ ock b»U ! I f
¡ o f the P re s id e n t h im s e lf, the ^ v. e « r y ,m e n tis to soend to
A
n
a
ly
z
e
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in
a
n
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th
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r
w
ay,
we
S e c re ta ry in te n d s to spend to
T a le n t last T liu rs d a y
e x w u t n e b ranch is com posed o f keep th e p u b lic in fo rm e d o f the
SID WOODBURY
Grizzlies Have
Two Gaines Left
CLASSIFIED
VOTE FOR
HARRIS
ELLSWORTH
Republican for
1 CONGRESS
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JACKSON COUNTY
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7 Years Justice of Peace
1 1 Years Deputy
Clerk
Countv
9 Years Engage-,
ber Industry
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Jayer
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This office is now occupied by a Democrat. This is
YOOP o r : o n UNITY to elect a qualified REPUBLICAN
STATE TREASURER and member of the
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Senator lynch served In the 1 9 4 3 -
4 7 - ’4 9 - '5 I sessions of the State
Legislature. No other candidate for
Treasurer has had legislative expe­
rience. He understands state fiscal,
institutional, public health and nat­
ural resource conservation prob­
lems. . . . HE HAS AN IMPRESSIVE
RECORD OF ACCOMPLISHMENT IN
FIELDS THAT HAVE CLOSE ASSOCI­
ATION WITH THE RESPONSIBILITIES
OF STATE TREASURER.
The Treasurer is a member of the Board of
Control, which has full direction over state
hospitals for tuberculosis patients, a school
for the deaf and one for the blind, also such
in titulions as hospitals for the mentally ill,
the per tentiary and training schools for boys
ami girls.
Lynch has been chairman of committers
on state affairs, public health, and game. He
served on the following other important
t ' ,,i mittets: Federal Relations. County Af-
• nr < ontmerce and Navigation, Revision of
Laws Rules, Public Buildings and Institu-
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problem s .
As S ta te S e n ato r,
S e n ato r Lynch Sponsored Im p o rta n t
Leg islation W hich:
t — Provided severe penalties for illicit sale
of narcotics.
T— Compels support of dependent wives and
children. The so-called "run away papa" act.
J — Regulates sal,- and use of fireworks.
4 — Established interim committee to study
ways of providing occupation for inmates of
the penitentiary.
5 — Estahl lied heavy penalties for bribery
affecting outcome of games, sports, contests.
As C h a irm a n o f S e n a te Public
H e a lth C o m m itte e , Jack Lynch
A ctively S u p p o rted L egislation
D esigned to:
• —;Prevent the pollution of the air with im ­
purities menacing the health and general
welfare of the people of Oregon.
2 — Authorize the State Board of Health to
accept federal funds for the maintenance of
cancer control, mental hygiene and industrial
hygiene programs.
J — Enable counties to cooperate on a volun­
tary basis to empioy a district health officer
and other personnel [or a district health de­
partment.
4 — Provide for care of mental cases in coun­
ty hospitals or suitahlr quarters pending
commitment proceedings.
* — Enable the establishment of district hos
pitals.
4 — License practical nurses and raise their
nursing standards.
5 A D II ORB DUNBAR, Se, 'y Dragon 'f uhercu
losis & H e a lth Association, / 9 / 5 - / 9 J /- -\Ve
will he fortunate indeed if wc could have the
benefit of Senator Lynch's sound and diver
sifted public health background.”
M. 0. (DOC) WOOLLIV, Former Supt. Wood
burn Boys School “ I know you had a chance
to see and know what makes for institutional
operation in your capacity as Voluntary Big
Brother to the boys. M any bofs whom yon
could not know, have thanked you, and
wished you well.”
•
J A N f V. D O T H , R.N., P o rtla n d M u ltn o m a h
Co. C h ap ter R e d Cross, 1 9 1 9-1 9 4 / ' Puhlii
health, in its various phases, has benefited by
virtue of Senator Lynch’s counsel and trader
ship."
C. W . P O S IT , Oregon I Ji/r a/n.,1 A
iation
(Lynch's) "Support for the school program
lias been consistent throughout his 1,-gisla
five career.”
P O R TIA N O CHAPTER, fra n k W alton i.eatioe ,,/
A m en, a: "Senator Lynch led the light m the
legislature for the reorganization of the
Game Commission. Jack should receive all
our help.”
et JACK LYNC
R E P U B L IC A N
STATE T R E A S U R E R
THERE’S N O SUBSTITUTE FOR EJ
A. H. MtOlnty, Assistant Secretory, 806 S. W Broadway, Portland, Oregon