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general welfare than the National
Education association? Let us give
heed to them.
certain as to what he sees or feels,
hazy as to cause and effect, and un
the demand for it, and the weaker
the will power in resistance. The
chief argument used in favor of
moderate use of alcohol is its value
in conviviality. But, as President
Eliot has observed, "Abstinence
from alcohol kills no joys of any
account while it impairs the chan
ces of continuous working power."
The National Education associa
tion, on July 3, 1930, at Columbus,
Ohio, adopted, among other reso
lutions, the following:
(a) The National Education asso
ciation reaffirms its stand in favor
of the Eighteenth Amendment and
of the laws enacted thereunder. Jt
urges their vigorous and impartial
enforcement and pledges its sup
port to an active educational cam
paign in the schools in behalf of
habits of living for which the Eigh
teenth Amendment stands.
b) The National Education as
sociation urges all teachers to em
phasize the evil effects of alcoholic
drinks, tobacco, and other narcotics
upon the human organism. The
association condemns the fraudu
lent advertising of certain manu
facturers In their efforts to foster
cigarette smoking. It commends
for use in the schools selected per
iodicals which do not carry tobacco
advertising.
Is there any scientist or educator
better fitted than Dr. Jordan to tes
tify in regard to alcoholic bever
ages? Is there any body of men
and women more interested in the
steady as to resultant action. No
man of high purpose can afford to
endanger in any degree the validity
of those mental processes which
register his contact with reality.
Alcohol is always a habit-forming
drug; the greater the injury to the
nervous system, the more insistent
Eugene A total of 13,640 pounds
of sodium chlorate and 5,150 pounds
of Atlacide have been used by Lane
county farmers this year in an in
tensive campaign against weeds, re
ports County Agent O. S. Fletcher.
TFfTMs
bu Ntncu H9ti
LEFT-OVER VEGETABLES
The expert home salad maker be
comes quite as efficient in using up
aa nnA Aria nf certain sorts as
the soup maker does in disposing of
certain other left-overs In the mak
it nf nim But there Is always
danger of making this sort of salad
look like a repository of left-overs-salvage
from the kitchen garbage
can unless great care is taken in
Extreme daintiness is required In
iiainv laft-nver vegetables. If left
over spinach is used it should be
drained and moulded carefully, not
piled in a moist mass on the lettuce
inou Taft-nver neas should be
whole, and added to the salad with
apparent design.
Never use any olive oil that is
not of the very best quality and
nerfeoHv fresh. It is better to use
a fresh can of cheaper salad oil
than nnv nllve oil that is not UP to
a high mark. The same applies to
vinocmr Onlv a verv little vinegar
should be used in dressing salad
ti. inof fnr Mrh RprvinGr bein? al
most inconsiderable and it should
therefore be of the best quality.
Snme anlnd makers insist that
neither lettuce nor endive should
ever be cut with knife or scis
sors, but always pulled apart by
the fingers.
Most salads are best if dressed
tiH nut tnether lust before being
oaten Wnwever. nrenaration for
the salad making should begin far
enough in advance to provide cniu-Ino-
nf all veeetables and fruit to be
used raw. This Is especially true
in warm weather.
Vegetable Pies
A vegetable pie is another veg
etable dish that makes use of left
overs. To make it, prepare a mix
ture of cooked vegetables in a bak
ing dish, and season them liberally
with pepper and salt Over them
pour some thickened vegetable
stock, of any kind. Then cover with
a rich crust and bake until the crust
is brown.
The combinations for this pie are
legion. You might try lima beans,
whole small onions, green peas and
diced turnips; or tomato, corn cut
off the cob, diced green pepper and
pimiento and diced new potatoes
or sliced onions and asparagus tip
Or boiled pared radishes, green
peas, string beans and small onions.
A sprinkling of minced parsley adds
to the flavorsomeness of one
these pies.
W. C. T. U. NOTES
MARY A. NOTSON, Reporter.
David Starr Jordan, noted scient
ist and educator, has prepared a
poster for schools, which reads as
follows: "Science Outlaws Beverage
Alcohol."
The case against alcohol centers
in its relation to the accuracy of
the nervous system. Whatever
harms the brain and nerves im
pairs the integrity of life. The sole
purpose of its use as a beverage is
to force the nervous system to lie,
thus vitiating its power of record
ing and acting upon the truth. Men
drink to feel warm when they are
really cold, to "feel good" when con
ditions are not good, to feel eman
cipated from those reserves and re
straints which are the essence of
character building. Alcohol is a
depressant, appearing as a stimu
lant mainly because it checks the
highest nerve operations first Its
influence impinges on the chief
mental functions: sensation, reason,
motion. It leaves its subject un-
OFFICIAL GENERAL ELECTION BALLOT FOR MORROW COUNTY, OREGON, NOVEMBER 4,1930.
Mark (X) between number and name of each candidate or measure voted on.
STATE AND DISTRICT
'or United States Senator in Congress
Vote for One
12 LLEWELLYN A. BANKS, of Jackson County.
"Restore Constitutional Rights" independent.
13
14
CHAS. L. McNARY, of Marion County. Republican.
H. H. STALLARD, of Multnomah County.
"Liberty and Justice" Independent.
15
16
0. D. TEEL, of Umatilla County.
"Socialist' Independent.
ELTON W ATKINS, of Multnomah County. Democratic.
For Representative in Congress, Second District.
Baker, Crook, Deschutes, Gilliam, Grant, Harney, Hood Klver,
Jefferson, Klamath, Lake, Malheur, Morrow, Sherman, Uma
tilla, Union, Wallowa, Wasco and Wheeler Counties.
Vote for One
To make money
requires good
management.
It requires so little ability to
save money that we wonder
why ALL people don't do it
Prosperity requires dollars
and sense.
A man or woman who Is sen
sible enough to make money
Is losing the profit on his en
ergy when be falls to save.
NATIONAL BANK
There Is No Substitute for
Safety
17 ' ROBERT E. BRADFORD, of Union County. Democratic.
18 ROBERT R. BUTLER, of Wasco County. Republican.
For Governor.
Vote for One
19
EDWARD F. BAILEY, of Lane County.
Democratic.
For Justice of the Supreme Court, Position No. 5.
Vote for One
24 JAMES U. CAMPBELL, of Clackamas County.
Republican.
25 OLIVER P. COSHOW, of Douglas County. Democratic.
For Justice of the Supreme Court, Position No. 6.
Vote for One
26 HARRY H. BELT, of Marion County.
Republican; Democratic.
27 J. E. HOSMER, of Marion County.
"Socialisf' Independent.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Vote for One
28
C. A. HOWARD, of Coos County. Republican; Democratic.
For Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor.
Vote for One
29 JAMES M. ALLEY, of Lane County.
"Socialist" Independent
30
C. H. GRAM, of Marion County. Republican; Democratic.
20 JULIUS L. MEIER, of Multnomah County.
"Fnr the Penole" ;
For the People" Independent.
21
22
PHIL METSCHAN, of Multnomah County. Republican.
ALBERT STREIFF, of Multnomah County.
"Socialist" Independent.
For Justice of the Supreme Court, Position No. 1.
Vote for One
For Senator, Nineteenth Senatorial District, Mor
row, Umatilla and Union Counties. Vote for One
31
FRED E. KIDDLE, of Union County.
Republican.
32
E. C. PRESTBYE, of Umatilla County.
Democratic,
23 PERCY R. KELLY, of Linn County.
Republican; Democratic.
REPEAL OF STATE PAYMENT OF IRRIGATION
AND DRAINAGE DISTRICT INTEREST Pur
pose: To repeal article Xl-b of the state constitu
tion, which now provides for the issuance and sale
of state bonds and the payment, with the money
received therefrom, of the interest on bonds issued
by Irrigation and drainage districts, for the first
five years after such bonds are issued; the districts
to repay the state after the district bonds are paid
off.
For Representative Twenty-Second Representa
tive District, Morrow and Umatilla Counties.
Vote for One
33 , JOSEPH N. SCOTT, of Umatilla County. Democratic,
34 W. 0. ST AVER, of Umatilla County. Republican,
t ' I '
COUNTY
For County Judge. Vote for One
35 R. L. BENGE. Democratic.
36 WM. T. CAMPBELL Republican.
For County Commissioner. Vote for One
37 GEO. N. PECK. Republican.
38 SAM J. TURNER. Democratic.
For County Commissioner, to fill unexpired term
ending Dec. 31, 1932. Vote for One
39 C. G. BLAYDEN. Democratic.
40 G. A. BLEAKMAN. Republican.
41 E. C. HELIKER. Independent.
For County Treasurer. Vote for One
42 L. W. BRIGGS. Republican; Democratic.
For County Assessor. Vote for One
43 FRANK W. TURNER. Republican.
44 JESSE J. WELLS. Democratic.
For County Surveyor. Vote for One
45 H. TAMBLYN. Democratic; Republican.
PRECINCT
For Justice of the Peace. Vote for One
For Constable. Vote for One
Referred to the People by the Legislative Assembly.
Vote YES or NO
300
Yes. I vote for repealing the Article.
301
No. I vote against repealing the Article.
STATE CABINET FORM OF GOVERNMENT CON
STITUTIONAL AMENDMENT Purpose: To
amend the state constitution to provide that the
only executive and administrative state officers
elected by the people shall be governor, secretary
of state and state treasurer, all other heads of
executive and administrative departments to be
appointed by the governor with consent of the sen
ate; to create the following state departments:
agriculture, labor and industry, financial adminis
tration, commerce, education, public works and
domain, health and public welfare, police and mil
itary affairs, legal affairs; to abolish all other exec
utive and administrative offices, boards and com
missions, and transfer all their powers, duties, ob
ligations, etc., to such new departments.
Vote YES or NO
302
Yes. I vote for the amendment.
303
No. I vote against the amendment.
BONUS LOAN CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
Purpose: To extend the privilege of securing state
loans under the soldiers' bonus law to residents of
Oregon who served any time in the Spanish-American
war or in the Philippine Insurrection, or the
Boxer rebellion in China, also to persons otherwise
qualified who were not residents of Oregon when
they entered the service, but who shall have been
actual residents thereof for ten years continuous
ly Immediately before filing application for loan;
and increasing the amount of state bonds author
ized for such purposes from three to four per cent
of the total assessed valuation of all property in
the state.
Vote YES or NO
304
Yes. I vote for the amendment.
305
No. I vote against the amendment.
MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE TAX CONSTITUTION
AL AMENDMENT Purpose: To amend section
32 of article I of the state constitution so as to
authorize the legislative asembly to classify and
subclassify property, Including motor vehicles, for
purposes of taxation, and, in providing for an ex
cise or privilege tax, to take into consideration
use, value and depreciation of the property affect
ed, without specific assessment
Vote YES or NO
306
Yes. I vote for the amendment.
307
No. I vote against the amendment.
MOTOR VEHICLE LICENSE TAX CONSTITUTION
AL AMENDMENT Purpose: To amend section 1
of article LX of the state constitution so as to
authorize the legislative assembly to classify and
subclassify property, including motor vehicles, for
purposes of taxation, and, in providing for an ex
cise or privilege tax, to take into consideration
use, value and depreciation of the property affect
ed, without specific assessment
Vote YES or NO
308
Yes. I vote for the amendment.
309
No. I vote against the amendment.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT FOR FILLING
VACANCIES IN THE LEGISLATURE Purpose:
To amend section 3 of article IV of the constitution
of Oregon to authorize the filling of vacancies in
the legislature in such manner as may be provided
by law.
Vote YES or NO
310
Yes. I vote for the amendment.
311
No. I vote against the amendment.
LEGISLATORS' COMPENSATION CONSTITUTION
AL AMENDMENT Purpose: To amend the state
constiution to fix the compensation of members of
the legislature at $500 for the term of two years,
together with travel pay for going to and returning
from the place of meeting, as now provided by the
constitution; the presiding officers to receive one
half of their allowance as members as additional
compensation.
Vote YES or NO
312
Yes. I vote for the amendment.
313
No. I vote against the amendment.
Referendum Ordered by Petition of the People.
TWO ADDITIONAL CIRCUIT JUDGES BILL Pur
pose: To provide for two additional Judges of the
circuit court of the state of Oregon for the fourth
judicial district, comprising Multnomah county. Vote YES or NO
314 Yes. I vote for the proposed law.
315 No. I vote against the proposed law.
INCOME TAX BILL Purpose: To levy and collect
annuallyaprogresslve state tax upon net
Incomes of resident and non-resident natural per
sons and fiduciaries, from every source within the
state and from property taxable therein; making
exemptions to single person of $1,500; married per
son, head of family, or husband and wife together,
$2,500; and for each child or dependent under cer
tain conditions, $400; and providing that the esti
mated amount of Income taxes for each year be de
ducted from the total amount of revenue required
for state purposes, and only the balance of such
required amount be levied as direct taxes on property,
Vote YES or NO
316
Yes. I vote for the proposed law.
317 No, I vote against the proposed law.
Proposed by Initiative Petition.
ANTI-CIGARETTE CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT Purpose: To amend the constitution by
adding a provision prohibiting the importation,
manufacture, sale, purchase, possession, or giving
away within the state of cigarettes, cigarette pa
pers, or materials for the manufacture of cigar
ettes, or the advertisement of the same in any
manner whatsoever, and making a violation of
such provision a misdemeanor punishable upon
conviction thereof by fine of not less than $25, nor
more than $250, or imprisonment In the county jail
not less than thirty, nor more than ninety days, or
by both such fine and Imprisonment
Vote YES or NO
318
Yes. I vote for the amendment.
319
No. I vote against the amendment.
ROGUE RIVER FISHING CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT Purpose: Constitutional amend
ment making It unlawful to take or fish for any
kind of fish in Rogue river, and its tributaries, and
within a radius of three miles from Its mouth, ex
cept with rod or line held in hand and hook or
hooks baited with natural or artificial bait or lure;
excepting the state and United States taking fish
for propagation purposes; making each violation
thereof a misdemeanor punishable by fine not
less than $100 nor more than $1,000, or imprison
ment in the county jail not less than fifteen days,
nor more than six months, or both such fine and
imprisonment
VotetYES or NO
320
Yes. I vote for the amendment.
321
No. I vote against the amendment.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT Purpose: Constitutional amend
ment to provide for election of lieutenant govern
or at same time, in same manner, with same qual
ifications as governor; to receive $500 annual sal
ary and no other compensation except when serv
ing as governor; to be president of senate and ap
point senate committees, but have no vote except
upon a tie. If governor's office becomes vacant, to
become governor for remainder of term; acting
governor during governor's temporary absence or
disability. Secretary of state becomes governor
until next election, if both office of governor and
lieutenant governor become vacant, and serves as
acting governor during temporary absence or dis
ability of both.
Vote YES or NO
322
Yes. I vote for the amendment.
323
No. I vote against the amendment.
PEOPLE'S WATER AND POWER UTILITY DIS
TRICTS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
Purpose: To amend article XI of the constitution
so as to authorize the creation by the people of
utility districts consisting of territory which is
contiguous or otherwise, within one or more coun
ties, which may include one or more incorporated
municipalities, with or without territory outside of
such municipalities, for the purpose of supplying
water for domestic and municipal purposes, and
for development, distribution, disposal and sale of
water, water power, and electric energy; under the
management of boards of directors consisting of
five resident members each; and specifying the
powers of such districts.
Vote YES or NO
324
Yes. I vote for the amendment.
325
No. I vote against the amendment.