HEPPNER GAZETTE TIMES, HEPPNER, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1926.
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FAVORS
RELIEF FOR FARM
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Eastern Oregon Candidate
For Senator Makes
Announcement.
I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the nomination of United
States senator on the Republican
ticket. If elected I will be guided by
tne following principles:
I believe that no prosperity can be
permanent that is not shared bv all
classes and that the prosperity of this
country, especially of Oregon, de
pends upon the farmer receiving a
fair price for his products.
I favor the passage, by Congress,
of a farm relief bill which will assist
the farmer in marketing his crops
so that the surplus exported will not
set the price of what is marketed at
home. And further assist him by
protected laws so that he may re
ceive an equitable price for home
markets. When this is accomplished
I favor an aggressive policy looking
to the reclamation and development
of our arid lands, the building of
roads, the development of idle water
power and the upbuilding of mer
chant marines.
I believe in the principles of and
the rigid enforcement of the 18th
Amendment and the Volstead Act. I
believe in more severe penalties be
ing enacted for Prohibition Law vio
lators and that these penalties be en
forced impartially upon those who
have illegal possessioi of liquor and
those who manufacture unlawful bev
erages. I believe public officials who
take an oath to uphold our laws and
then violate them are a great menace
to our government and should receive
the maximum punishment.
I favor the strict enforcement of
the narcotic law, the emigration law,
favor the enactment of the Child La
bor law amendment and believe in the
right of Labor to organize and bar
gain collectively.
I believe the Monroe Doctrine
should be our guide in forming con
nections with foreign nations.
1 believe the Direct Primary should
not be amended or supplanted in fa
vor of hte convention system.
I believe in reforestation and ad
ministering of our puolic grazing
lands in the interest of the small
land owner.
In the event of war I favor the uni
versal draft of industry as well as
that uf man power.
A. R. SHt MWAY.
OREGON FIRST AND
ALWAYS IS SLOGAN
OF FRED STEIWER
SPRING TONICS.
From State Board of Health.
In the good old days many persons
thought they needed a spring tonic.
Mother made sassafras tea or pre
pared a mixture of sulfur and mo
lasses and the youngsters were forced
to take a dose whether they liked it
or not. Today we believe that scar
city of green vegetables has some
thing to do wtih the lowered vitality
at springtime.
The best spring tonic is good-tast
ing, refreshing and health-giving
vegetables and fruits. Vegetables
and fruits are important parts of the
diet. They supply iron, lime and oth
er mineral elements that enrich the
blood, nourish the tissues and pro
vide bone-building materials. Veg
etables and fruits are especially valu
able because of their rich vitamin
content.
Vitamines are life-giving sub
stances in the food, without which,
no matter how much food one eats,
disorders of nutrition occur and pro
tection against disease is lowered or
lost. Vitamines are a means of keep
ing up the health of the individual.
They are known as vitamines "A,"
"B," and "C," and each has a nutri
tional value.
Spinach contains a lot of vitamin
"A" and this vitamin aids in prevent
ing and curing rickets, malnutrition
and bad teeth. Cabbage, tomatoes,
spinach and beans contain a wealth
of vitamin "B"j this vitamin pro
motes growth and improves the ap
petite. Lettuce and tomatoes are
rich in viamin "C"; this vitamin aids
in the prevention and cure of scurvy.
A child who gets all the necessary
vitumines in proportion to his needs,
is bright, active and happy. His eyes
sparkle, his skin is rosy and he has
a lively expression. His muscles are
firm and his body well- rounded. At
no times does he need to be tortured
with sulfur and molasses.
Vegetables are excellent spring
tonics and have taken the place of
disagreeable home remedies formerly
thought necessary to health. Equally
important is the wonderful out-of-doors
with lots of fresh air. There
is nothing just like the exhilaration
and thrill of out-of-door life.
Walk for health. It is the best
exercise. Eat your tonic with a fork
instead of a spoon. This is the new
idea for a spring tonic fresh vege
tables and fruit. Green leafy vege
tables and fruit are available the
year around. , Plenty of oxygeti plus
a liberal diet of green vegetables will
provide the energy and vitality neces
sary to insure health and happiness.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed by the
County Court of the State of Oregon
for Morrow County as administrator
of the Estate of John C. McEntire, de
ceased, and that he has duly qunlillcd
by filing his bond and oath of office.
All claims against said Estate must
be presented to the undorslme'l at
the office of C. L. Sweek, in Heppner,
Oregon, duly verified, as required by
law. on or before six months from
the date of first publication of this
notice. k
Dnte of first publication, April 22,
1020.
R. A. THOMPSON,
Administrator.
FOR SALE Or will trade for Port
land property, 402 acres in Blue
mountains, known as South Jones
Prairie. Margaret Jones, 399 E. 16th
Street, N., Portland, Oregon.
reducing expenses of government.
"Principles of 18th amendment and
vigorous law enforcmeent.
"Federal aid in marketing farm
supplies and justice to farming in
dustry. "Fair working conditions and wages,
strict immigration laws and to labor
the right to bargain collectively.
"American merchant marine, ships,
shipping lines, shipping facilities,
shipping service. Regional control
of shipping board.
"Increased federal aid to irriga
tion, roads, rivers and harbors.
"Reimbursement of counties ac
count of removal of land from tax
rolls.
"Contribution to Oregon from rev
enues derived by government from
public domain."
Mr. Steiwer has requested that the
following slogan be printed after his
name on the official ballot:
"For America. For Oregon, first
and always."
Salem, Ore., April 16. Frederick
Steiwer of Pendleton has officially
filed for the republican nomination
for United States senator.
If nominated and elected," reads
Mr. Steiwer's platform, "I will stand
for strict attention to public business
and a square deal to all men.
"Reduction of the tax burden by
ESTRAYED.
From my place, about 16 miles
south of lone about January 15, 1926,
the following animals: One black
mule, branded MR on left shoulder:
one black mule branded R on right
hip; one dark brown mule, branded
inverted F with double bar above on
right hip; all these animals are 4
year-olds. Will pay reasonable re
ward for information leading to re
covery of these animals.
2-4 A. C. BALL, Box 137, lone.
Wanted at once, unencumbered
housekeeper for ranch; all-year job,
widower's home; four adults; to have
full charge; prefer middle aged wom
an; references; state wages expect
ed. Address M. J. B., Gen. Del., lone.
A Standard for the People
THE INTERNATIONAL BIBLE
STUDENTS ASSOCIATION
respectfully urges you to attend their special
public lecture,
"COMFORT FOR THE PEOPLE"
By J. A. BOHNET of New York City,
at Hotel Heppner Dining Room,
FRIDAY, APRIL 23rd, 7:45 P. M.
All Seats Free No Collection
ALFRED E. CLARK 1
SENATORIAL RACE
Declaration, Slogan and
Summary of Platform
Are Announced.
Salem, Ore., April 16. Alfred E
Clark of Portland, candidate for the
Republican nomination for United
States senator today filed his declar
ation of candidacy. At the same time
he gave out his slogan after his name
to be printed on the official ballot and
the summary of his platform. His
slogan ia, "I stand for popular gov
ernment, constructive legislation and
honest public service."
Following is a summary of his plat
form:
Mr. Clark is unalterably opposed to
the return of the old corrupt conven
tion system, to the dictation of party
nominations by Bny newspaper or
group or interest.
He states that, if nominated and
elected, he will work for and support:
Peace among nations; the further
limitation of armaments by interna
tional agreement; until then prepar
edness adequate to our own national
security.
Economic and legislative policies
that will seek to : (1) Establish and
maintain a profit basis for agricul
ture; (2) Give to the farmer for his
labor and investment a return as fair
and certain as is enjoyed by other in
vestment and labor; (3) Encourage
and develop cooperative marketing,
and through cooperation between pro
ducers and suitably authorized agen
cies oi me government stabilize, as
far as possible, prices of basic farm
products.
Continued highway construction
and eapecially the development of an
aaequate system or market roads; a
comprehensive plan of reforestation.
lhe exclusion of Asiatics; the :
smciion oi immigration; laws pro
hibiting the industrial exploitation of
child labor; the maintenance of high
standards of living; the pinciple of
voluntary collective bargaining 'be
tween employer and employee.
The continued businesslike devel
opment and colonization of feasible
reclamation projects.
Legislation that will give to Oregon
11 the benefits and revenues from
the public landit forests and resources
in Oregon owned by the Federal gov
ernment, thereby aiding state devel
opment and reducing taxation.
An adequate merchant marine un
der the American flag; regional repre
sentation on the Shipping Board so
long as the government remains in
the shipping business; continued and
greater harbor development in the
Columbia river and in the harbors of
Oregon.
An adequate naval base at Tongue
Point.
Rigid enforcement of the criminal
laws of the state and nation as they
are written, including the prohibition
laws, and laws for the suppression of
the narcotic evil.
Adequate provision for disabled
veterans, their dependents and the
dependents of those who died in the
service of our country, and preference
in public employment for ex-service
men.
FOR SALE Baby Holt, Jr.,' Com
bine harvester. 12 foot cut. Ground
Fall terms. 51-4.
Notice to Horse Owners I will take
up any horses running at large on
the Parkers Mill range this spring
and summer, and hold for damages,
2tp. FRANK WILKINSON.
The Willing Workers are prepared
to do plain sewing, tack comforts,
sew carpet rags, etc., at reasonable
prices. See Mrs. Jeff Jones for fur
ther information.
WANTED I want farms for cash
buyers. Describe, give price. J. Stie
ver, Dppt. 10A, Wabash, Minn. 2-4
Central Market
C W. McNAMER, Proprietor
FRESH AND CURED MEATS, FISH
AND POULTRY
Call us when you have anything in our
line to sell.
Phone Main 652
Advance-Rumley
Combine Harvester
I have the agency for this popular and
efficient machine, and would like pros
pective buyers of harvesting machinery
to look this combine over before making
a decision.
Frank Shively
Heppner Tailoring Shop
Now located
in our quarters on lower Main Street.
CUSTOM TAILORING
CLEANING :-: PRESSING
also
Full line of Hart, Schaffner & Marx
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Choose Rasmussen Paints and
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The thin, even film with which
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RASMUSSEN & COMPANY
Portland - Seattle
Ask your painter or your rhnhvr
Gilliam & Bisbee
Heppner, Ore.