HEPPNER HERALD
FRIDAY. MAY 10, 1918
United Statss Senator Cltarles L.
iiiuhuij
Because United States Senator
Charles L. McNary has made
good he should be nominated to
succeed himself in the Republi
can primary May 17th.
From the day he became Sena
tor he hs loyally championed the
prosecution of the war, and dur
ing his term of office has accom
plished more for Oregon than any
other member in Congress in a
like period.
Among his colleagues he is
known as "the man on the job,"
and during the present war crisis
Oregon should consider itself for
tunate in having an opportunity
to return him and not be com
pelled to send to Washington a
'new, untrained man
Believing that the supreme ob
ligation he owes his country is to
help win the war, Senator Mc
Nary, intead of returning to his
State to conduct a political cam
paign, is at his post in Washing
ton working for Oregon and aid'
ing in the prosecution of the war,
Always since entering the Sen
ate ne nas oeen a mend ot our
Baptist church; educated in the
public schools; worked his way
through Stanford University; is
lawyer and farmer and has
been a life-long Republican. He
was formerly a Justice of the Su
preme Court and later chairman
of the State Republican Central
Committee.
Space iorbids further enumera
tion of the vast amount of work
Senator McNary has done for
Oregon, but anyone will realize
from the foregoing the Senator
has displayed truly remarkable
ability, coupled with extraordi
nary diligence and energy. His
native state can best show its ap
preciation of hi faithful and ef
ficient services by nominating
and electing him.
lhomas B. Kay,
State Treasurer.
B. W. Sleeman,
Bus. Rep. of District Council of
Carpenters.
Mrs. Geo. W. McMath.
Pres. of Co-operative League.
Thomas A. McBride,
Chief Justice of Oregon Supreme
Court.
T. B. Neuhausen,s
Vice-Ghairman Hughes Cam
paign Committee.
(Paid adv.)
Stephen Irwin Called to Berkeley
Stephen Irwin left Tuesday morn
ing for Berkeley, Cal., where he
has been ordered to report to re
sume his work in the aviation
school which is connected with
the University. He will enter a
class oi 65 members drawn from
the states of Wyoming, Montana, :
Idaho, Washington, Oregon and
California. The class will com-;
plete the aviation course there, :
at the close of which they will be
ready to report for active service
in the aviation branch of the
army.
Stephen enliated last Summer
while in the east and, took a
course in gas engine mechanics
at the College of Cincinnati, and
the present course upon which he ;
is entering is supplementary to
the one taken at that time.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Sheriff
I hereby announce myself as a
Candidate for Sheriff of Morrow
county on the Republican ticket
at the coming primary election.
Adv. Willard H. Herren.
For County Commissioner
I will be a candidate for
County Commissioner at the
coming election on the Republi
can ticket.
Respectfully,
G. A. Bleakman,
Adv. Hardman, Oregon.
For County Clerk
Notice is hereby given that I
will be a candidate for the Re-
Mrs. Cora Elliott Passes i
Mrs. Cora Elliott, a well known
woman of the Butter creek sec
tion, passed away at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Johnson near j
Lena at an early hour Tuesday
morning. She had been in poor '
health for several years and spent i
last winter in Heppner. Two or
three weeks ago she went back to
the country to live as nearly as
possible in the open air, and it
was believed for a time that she
was improving, but a sinkings
spell attacked her Tuesday morn
ing and the end came quickly.
She is survived by one brother,
Waldo Vincent, of Butter creek,
and will be long remembered by
a large circle of friends.
The funeral was held Wednes
day afternoon interment being in
the Butter creek cemetery.
soldiers and sailors and has in-i ubl.ica" nomination for County
troduced legislation giving them
preferential homestead rights and
repeatedly championed their
cause when their welfare was in
jeopardy.
Championing the cause of the
Oregon farmers, Senator McNary
procured for them a primary
wheat market, saving thereby
several million dollars to the
wheat-growers of the Northwest.
Realizing the present Food
Control law fails to fix prices for
many commodities, Senator Mc
.Nary has introduced and is labor
ing for the passage of a bill strik
ing at profiteering and fixing
prices on the necessaries of life.
Senator McNary has
Procured :
Government contracts for the
first time in the state's history
for such Oregon products as
prunes, dehydrated potatoes and
vegetables.
Large contracts for army cloth
ing for Oregon factories, ship
building yards and lumbering in
dustry. Favorable action by the senate
committee on Irrigation on a bill
providing for the government
marketing of district irrigation
Clerk of Morrow county, Oregon,
at the primaries to be held May
17. 1918. Respectfully,
Adv. J. A. Waters.
For Sheriff
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for Sheriff of Morrow
County, on the Republican ticket.
subject to the will of the voters
at the primaries to be held on
May 17, 1918.
Adv.' E. M. Shuut.
For Assessor
To the Democratic Voters:
I hereby announce that I will
be a candidate for the office of
County Assessor, subject to the
decision of the Democratic Pri
mary to be held in May, 1918.
Adv. J. J. Wells,
Can you beat it? A complete
ly finished house; live rooms and
bath; newly painted and papered;
light, water and phone; close in;
large lot; $1500.00. 850.00 cabh,
balance 11 2. 00 per month.
2tf W. VV. Smead.
E "Cured!"
n ( Mrs. Ous Griffith, of 18
gnf Everton, Mo., writes: "I 1 Q
oil I suffered for three years i H
fVi with various female ii
Everton. Mo., writ
suffered for three years
with various female
troubles. My life was a
misery. I was not ablo
to do anything . . . bear
ing down pains In my
back and limbs, and head
ache . . . weak and nerv
ous. Dr. recom
mended Cardui to me."
TAKE
For County Treasurer
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Republican nom
ination for County Treasurer for
Morrow county, Oregon, at the
primariea to be held May 17. 1918.
Adv. T. J. Humphreys-
For County Judge
;To the Republican Voters:
I hereby announce that I w ill
be a candidate for the offce of
Coudty Judge of Morrow Coun
subject to the decision of the
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M "When I vim on the IjS
A sixth bottle", she contin- pJA
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ti....liir ciiiiriK'incr fiinria
. r ..,,;,,, ;,,,. of the Republican Primary Llec-,
for irrigation district projects, i ,, ...j ., , ,
, . , ition, May 17, 1918. I have resided '
Favorable action from same , . a An . vuara M.
ues, "I beftin fielina like
a new woman ... I am
now a well woman . . .
I know my cure is per
manent for it has been
three years finie I took
Cardui." Thousands of
women, now strong and
healthy, who once suf
fered from women's ail
ments, give Caid-u-i the
credit t'ir their good
health. Try it, for your
troubles.
All Druggists
Ride-To Know This Car's Value
Spring is coming fast.
These are "demonstra
tion days" for those who
will obtain Oakland Sen
sible Sixes for early use.
Arrange for YOUR dem
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To appreciate how ihis car's com
bination of high power, light weight
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sire to take a ride in the Oakland Sen
sible Six.
To actually "get the feel" of its effici
ent high-speed overhead-valve six cyl
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springs and extra large tires spend a
half hour in this car sailing over the
nearby roads and hills.
We will show you exactly why the
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owners report 18 to 25 miles to the gal
lon of gasoline and 8000 to 12,000
miles on tires, why the Oakland is un
usually "free from commonest automo
bile troubles and why we firmly believe
no other car of moderate price offers so
much ability at so little cost.
TELEPHONE TODAY FOR A DEMONSTRATION
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Here's Your Bargain
Five-room hous) with bath, pantry
cloets, cellar. Five and ono-lnilf
lots all in cultivation. Good pir
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barn. Close in to business section
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And Save by I hiving Your J
Shoes Repaired at :
Bowers' Shoe Hospital !
Modern Machinery Methods
Main Street
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Licensed (iradiiate
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committee on a hill authorizing';
the Secretary of the Interior'to !
accept irrigation or district drain- (
age bonds and exchange them'
with the St cretary of the Treas- j
ury for certificates of indebited-1
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rem. inere.-y iwiiu.mk '" j policy, but Khali carefully guard
U-gttinnttfi.roji.-cU. (. Against unnecessary expendi
A ground aviation school for the . M,r-ipi.
Adv. Wm T. Campbell.
For Sheriff
residence here and two years' j
service as county commissioner ;
have enabled me to become fa
miliar with the needs of the
county. If nominated and elect
ed I shall pursue a progressive
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University of Oregon.
Sus atom McNary ls Work
ing kor:
Prompt pavment of allotments
to dependent relatives of soldiers
and sailors I
For the construction of a coast
military high ay at government
txji.'nst.'. j
A compn-hcr.bive plan fur the
uti.lzatnn of the water resources
ofOrig"ti. '
I hereby announce my candida
cy for the Democratic nomination
for Sherif of Morrowcounty sub
ject to the Democratic voters at
the primaries to be held May 17,
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C. E. WOODSON
Kepublicso Candidate fur
Joint KtpresvnUtiva
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farm in Oregon; reared in iLePriibry Lkction. My 17, 1'jJi
Sinre the d.iy f the f "vi mm. 1x
liked hit meat raw, ivili.ilinn h.m
learned a M alsmt the i ntiin tn.it
nwnt ot the thintf t we e.il.
Naturally nunc of u. hjM n
prefer to have our nw.il r;iw, mir '
tatoet they come from Ihc erouii'L
our coffi-e unrcwt"l.
And nalurally lotlowt the j-reat i'i
tovery rcvently made y I l.e Aimn
tan Tobacco Co tht tl)iolaili
tetter TOASTi:l!
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like all great Invention vm f.r t
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Ituflr, li mrllow flavor, etiiitrly
diftetent liotn the tobwro uu..;'y
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