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Gazette Times
THE HEPPNER GAZETTE.
Established March 30, 1883;
THE HEPPNER TIMES,
Established November 18. 1897;
CONSOLIDATED FEBRUARY 15. 1912
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Official Paper for Morrow County
Time for Politics
MORE than anything else to im
press the strength being gained
by the campaign of Wendell L. Will
kie for the presidency is the last
minute appearance on the radio of
Mr. Roosevelt in a series of five
"political" speeches. Up to this time
Mr. Roosevelt has held himself aloof
from the campaign leaving the ap
pearance that the stress of national
emergency was drawing too greatly
upon his time to make a campaign
for re-election and that the demand
for his services for a third term
was so overwhelming as to be in
evitable. Mr. Willkie changed the picture.
He has put his message across so
forcibly to the people that third
term strategists have found no other
way out than to have Mr. Roosevelt
take the stump himself.
In the first of his addresses last
night, Mr. Roosevelt said nothing
new. The address could have been
one of several delivered four years
ago. It dismissed opposition with a
wave of the hand and took credit
unto the administration for every
thing except the national debt.
By inference Mr. Roosevelt im
plied that the press has sold out to
Mr. Willkie. "Only a part of the
press and the radio remain free,"
he said. This statement calls for re
sentment from the newspapers, and
is too misleading to be ignored. The
press voluntarily suplporting Mr.
Willkie has the courage to call its
soul its own. The radio has not, be
cause it is under a commission in
Washington that is responsible to
the executive. So far there has not
been, and God grant that there will
never be, a commission set up in
Washington to regulate the news
papers. DRAFT REGISTRATION
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8G Elmer Sullivan, Boardman
87 Lewis Horner Geiss, Boardman
88 James Arvin Brown, Boardman
89 Harold Wilkins, Echo (Umatilla)
90 William Arnold Gollyhom. Irrigon
91 Boyd Berett Redding, Heppner
92 Olan Keith Ridgway, Heppner
93 Johnnie Leonard Hanna, Lexington
94 Ira Norman Nelson. lone
95 Thomas Michael Healy, Echo (Uma
tilla)
96 Randall Myles Martin, Lexington
97 Curtis Clayton Carpenter, Heppner
98 William Edward Rawlins, lone
99 Raymond Milton Dolven, Lexington
100 Alfred Hilding Nelson, Lexington
101 Carl Otto Bauman, Cecil
192 Burvil Joseh Corbin, Heppner
103 Earl Stewart Cherry, Heppner
104 Kenneth Eugene Stickney, Heppner
105 Melvin Ernest Moyer, Lexington
106 Fred Malcolm Hoskins. lone
107 James Bradley Castle. Heppner
108 Robert Lester McKown, Heppner
109 Donald DeLane Hulme, Heppner
110 Clyde Herschel Gardner, Heppner
111 Andy Harvey Van Schoiack, Hepp
ner
112 Stanley Albert Way, Lexington
113 George Vernon Root, Boardman
114 Lyman DeLos Tibbies, Heppner
115 Raymond Clyde Osborn, Heppner
116 Homer Edward Hughes, Heppner
117 Charles Lewis Drlscoll, Heppner
118 Glen Mallery, Boardman
119 James Thomas O'Brien, Echo (Uma
tilla)
120 Clarence Hugh Currin. Heppner
121 Leonard Raymond Schwarz, Hepp
ner
122 Layland Albert Larsen, Irrigon
123 Vernon E. Prock, Heppner
124 James Milton Estes. Heppner
125 Raymond Donald Ferguson, Hepp
ner
126 Reese Arthur Burkenbine, Heppner
127 Harvey Smith, lone
128 Glenn Kelsey Hurd, Heppner
129 Earl Miller Connell, Boardman
130 Hubert Ferdinand Mackey, Cecil
131-Lyle Raymond Eddy, Irrigon
132 Donald Clyde Tannehill, Boardman
133 Herschel V. Talbot, Lexington
134 Gilman Riley Munkers. lone
135 Claude Gilbert Hastings, Hardman
136 Wilhelm Gustave Gumm. Heppner
137 Floyd Raymond Jones, Heppner
138 Bruce Lynn Strange, Heppner
139 Clarence Charley Rogers, Elghtmile
140 Joseph Andrew Mahon, Heppner
141 Charles Elwood Hastings, Hard-
142 James Arthur Stevens Hardman
143 Robert Frank Templeton, Heppner
144 Harold Marion Sparks lone
115 Charles Algott Lundell, lone
Heppner
146 Marvil Ray Connell, Boardman
147 James Edward Barlow. Boardman
148 Hubert Mahon, Heppner
149 Lewis Hugh Buschke. Morgan
150 Alfred Benjamin Swales, lone
151 Harold Lee Becket. Heppner
152 Edward Michael Kenny. Heppner
153 Robert Stephen Thomson. Heppner
154 Wilfred Lewis Stone, Heppner
155 Roy Elster Williams. Heppner
156 Alex Ulrich, Heppner
157 James Michael Monahan, Heppner
158 Dallas Herman Craber. Heppner
159 Harvey Christopher Warner, Irri
gon
160 Roy Kyle Harrison, Heppner
161 Richard Walter Robison, Heppner
162 Donald Worth Jones, Heppner
163 Russell Myllymcki, Boardman
164 Renn Joseph Harris, Heppner
165 Henry George Adams, Heppner
166 Vester Dallis Hams, Hardman
167 Cedric Dale Bundy, Heppner
168 Edgar James Morris, Heppner
169 Elvin Lee Ely, Boardman
170 John Baptist Janni, Heppner
171 James Henry Drlscoll, Heppner
172 Patrick Eugene Doherty, Heppner
173 Charles Daniel Hirl, Lena
174 Bert Ellis Corbin. Heppner
175 Johnnie Claire Slocum, Heppner
176 Merritt Harold Gray, Lexington
177 Ray Jolley Coblantz, Heppner
178 John William Kilkenny, Echo (Um
atilla)
179 Ernest Marvin Allen, Heppner
180 Durward Rodell Tash, Heppner
181 Henry Riley Statts, Heppner
182 Harold Francis Scritsmeier, Hepp
ner
183 Alexander Bruce Gibb. Heppner
184 Frank Joseph Holub, lone
185 Paul Garland Pettyjohn, Heppner
186 Darold Orvle Hams, Hardman
187 William Howard Fitch, Boardman
188 Alin Dwight Deulen, Boardman
189 Eugene Darrel Mikesell. Heppner
190 Terrel Lynn Benge, Heppner
191 Raleigh Macon Wodfin, Heppner
192 Edwin Arthur Bergstrom, Heppner
193 Faye E. Prock, Heppner
194 Lewis Albert Osmin, Heppner
195 Earl McKinney, Heppner
196 William Joseph Bucknum, Heppner
197 Ivan Harold Applegate, Heppner
198 Samuel Augustus Steers, Hardman
199 Alfred Lawrence Lovgren, Hard-
man
200 Clarence Eldon Moore, Heppner
201 Homer Howard Hayes, Heppner
202 Fred Dwight Miller, Heppner
203 Robert Ruben Medlock. Heppner
204 Lee A. Scritsmeier, Heppner
205 Elgin Henry Reid, Irrigon
206 James Lawrence McCarthy, Hepp
ner
207 Charles Marion Cox, Heppner
208 Farris Hughan Prock, Heppner
209 Fred Arthur Ashinhust, Heppner
210 Charles John Doherty, Lexington
211 Herman James Bottger, Jr.. lone
212 Elmer Monroe Steers. Hardman
213 Ernest Norton Lundell. Heppner
214 Gordon Ellis Craber, Heppner
215 Nelson Wesley Bailey, Heppner
216 Victor Emil Johnson, Heppner
217 Alvin Pettyjohn, lone
218 John Henry Perkins, Heppner
219 Lloyd William Morgan, lone
220 James Carl Haddox, Irrigon
221 Donald James Kenny, Irrigon ,
222 Arlie Laurence Hatfield, Irrigon
223 Robert Chandler Smith, Irrigon
224 Clarence Thomson Harris, lone
225 Vernon Charles Brown, lone
226 Gail Adolph Williamson, Lexington
227 Wendell Howard Cleveland, Hepp
ner
228 Douglas Renoe, Hardman
229 John Edward Eubanks, lone
230 Clarence Henry Linn, lone
231 Gustave Benjamin Slaughter, Irri
gon
232 Roy Holton Long, Cecil
233 Milo Guy Huston, Eightmile
234 Elroy Cecil Ellis, lone
235 Henry John Phelps, Boardman
236 Gilbert Riley Petteys, Boardman
237 Clair Roderick Caldwell, Irrigon
238 Laurel Elmer Ruhl, Lexington
239 Frank Martin Lundell. lone
240 Marvin Lee Gemmell, Lena
241 Kermit Laverne Dalzell, Condon
(Gilliam)
242 Delbert Chauncey Carpenter, Board-
man
243 Lawrence Edward Henlon, Heppner
244 Ivan Donivan, Heppner
245 Robert Edward Grabill. Heppner
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246 Albert Edward Duelen, Boardman
247 Conley James Lanham. Heppner
248 David Lamm Chinn, Heppner
249 Howard Eugene Crowell, Morgan
250 Arthur Edwin Dalzell, lone
251 Henry Ervin Buschke, lone
252 Charles Paul DeMoss, Lexington
253 Thomas Warren Haddox, Irrigon
254 Roy Dean Babcock, Eightmile
255 Maynard Alonzo Hogeland, Irrigon
256 Wilson Dale Akers, Eightmile
257 Raymond Adrian McDonald, Hard
man
258 J. Deane Ekleberry, Morgan
259 Milton Riley Morgan Jr., lone
260 John Louis Botts, lone
261 Joel Clark Engelman, lone
262 Robert Aswell Jones, Heppner
263 Jacob Franklin Shaner, Heppner
264 Russell Fairburn McNeill, Heppner
265 Robert Allen Berger, Boardman
266 James Monroe McCabe, lone
267 Charles Wesley Allred, Lena
268 Russel McCoy, Irrigon
269 Ronald John Coblantz, Heppner
270 Clifford Raymond Jenison, Hepp
ner
271 Edward Arthur Ritchie, lone
272 Jasper Edmond Myers, Echo (Uma
tilla)
273 Thomas Jesse Wells, Heppner
274 Earl Oscar Bosley, lone
275 Ellis Loyd Pettyjohn, lone
276 Gaylord Eugene Ingrum, Heppner
277 Wesley LeRoy McLouth, Boardman
278 Nathan Elmer Thorpe, Boardman
279 Eldwin Mosher Goodman, Heppner
280 Leslie Elmer Bleakman, Hardman
281 Vernon Eugene Partlow, Boardman
282 Burton Endicott Burnside, Hard-
man
283 Alonzo Alvin McCabe, lone
(284 David Elmer Walters, Boardman
280 Arnold iiisworiii jomisun, i
286 Bryce Walter Keene, Hardman
287 Lester Lee Cox, Lexington
288 Walter Richard Lundell, lone
289 Ted Leonard Burnside, Hardman
290 Dallas Monroe McDaniel, Hardman
291 George Loyd Medlock, Heppner
292 George Alfred Corwin, Boardman
293 Robert Fredrick Campbell, Hepp
ner
294 Jack Kenneth Estberg, Heppner
295 Robert Roy Quackenbush, Heppner
296 Kenneth Monroe Akers, Heppner
297 Thomas Israel Wilson, Heppner
298 Elmer Lawrence Palmer, Heppner
299 Harey Lauren Haynes, Eightmile
300 Paul Adolph Hisler, Heppner
301 Phillip Ainsworth Jones, Heppner
302 Lawton Lloyd Hamblin, Boardman
303 Adrian Clemens Bechdolt, Board-
man
304 John Archie Padberg, Lexington
305 Edworth Joseph Patrick Gleason,
Lexington
306 Donald Robert Pointer, Lexington
307 Oscel Thomas Inskeep, Hardman
308 Harold Homer Hill, Heppner
309 Everett LeRoy Her. Hardman
310 Roy William Lindstrom, lone
311 George Herbert Pointer, Lexington
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312 Harold Oliver Kincaid, lone
313 Homer Edison Hager, Heppner
314 Alden Henry Blankenship, Hepp
ner
315 Frank Lyman Gentry, Heppner
316 Harold Albert Wright, Heppner
317 Harry Lane Owen, Heppner
318 Earl Garline Pettyjohn, lone
319 Cecil Albert Padberg, lone
320 David Henry Baker, lone
321 Ray Wilson Baun, Lexington
322 Karl Sylvester Hottman, Heppner
323 Joseph Daniel Myers, Heppner
324 Cloy Wellington Dykstra, Heppner
325 Harley Evert Wright, Heppner
326 Eldon Nick Gentry, Heppner
327 George William Burroughs, Hepp
ner
328 Claude Charles O'Connor, lone
329 Roy Lee Rector, Heppner
330 Raymond Augustus Rich, Heppner
331 Clarence Claude Carmichael, Lex
ington
332 Paul Kenneth Gullings, Heppner
333 Curtiss Mitchell Thomson, Heppner
334 Alert Richard Eytchison, Lena
335 Charles Adolph Anderegg, Board-
man
336 George Forbes Currin, Echo (Uma
tilla)
337 Floyd Byron Langford, Echo (Uma
tilla)
336 Harlan Nelson Adams, Hardman
340 Raymond Wagner Lundell, lone
341 Cleave Vinton Howell, Heppner
342 Glenn Eugene O'Brien, Irrigon
343 Raymond Cyril Coulter, Irrigon
344 Clifford Winston Miller, Lena
345 Wilbur Thomas Tucker, Heppner
346 Toussent Leon Dubuque, Heppner
347 Elbert Muncey Gibson Jr., Hepp
ner
348 Almon Lewis Geiss, Boardman
349 Harold Dudley Buell, Lexington
350 Earl Clyde Steward, Irrigon
351 Arthur Raymond Reid, Hardman
352 Clarence Duffrin McKitrick, Hard-
Home Comfort Range ....$65.00
Small Range, new $22.50
Oak Desk and Chair $10.00
Typewriter (Rem.) $17.50
Typewriter (Under.) $25.00
Coleman Water Heater $10.00
DRESSER $5.00
Davenport $6.00
Cream Separators $10.00
Winchester 30-30 car
bine, nearly new $20.00
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REX ELLIS SAYS:
"As long as Congressman Pierce has left
his posit in Washington to campaign in
Eastern Oregon ....
I CHALLENGE PIERCE TO
EXPLAIN Why Pierce Voted NOT to in
crease the penalty on Treason and Sabo
tage. Because on June 5, 1939, Pierce
voted not to make it EVEN a five-year
penalty for any foreign alien or person
who advocated the overthrow of the gov
ernment by force.
EXPLAIN Why he voted against the Dies
committee appropriation ; which commit
tee was investigating un-American and
Fifth Column activities in the United
States.
EXPLAIN How he can be a FRIEND of
the FARMER and vote not to deport
Harry Bridges.
EXPLAIN When the Congressmen start
ed passing on the constitutionality of a
law instead of the Supreme Court.
EXPLAIN Why the American Legion, a
non-political but patriotic organization,
passed a resolution to leave Walter Pierce
at home.
EXPLAIN Why Pierce has the C.I.O. En
dorsement. REX ELLIS CONTENDS that the Congressmen have got to stop pussy
footing and playing up to the subversive elements of the United States, in
order to get votes, and state voting Americanism.
Elect Rex Ellis to Congress
Paid Adv. by Anti-Communist Club. U. S. Ballentine, Klamath Falls, Sec.
Thursday, October 24, 1940
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353 Rollo Edger Moore, Boardman
354 Chester Alfred Inman, Echo (Um
atilla)
355 William Groer Roberts, Heppner
356 Raymond Thomas Michener, Hepp
ner
357 Bruce Brocellies Botts, lone
358 Lee Hilry Pettyjohn, lone
359 James Monroe Hager, Heppner
360 Henry Merle Miller, Lexington
361 George Delbert Smith, Heppner
362 Guy Ralph Beamer, Heppner
363 James Reid Valentine, Heppner
364 Robert Dawson Knox, Heppner
365 John Joseph Glavey, Heppner
366 William Henry Ford, Heppner
367 Vernon Cecil Northness, Heppner
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369 Eldon DeLoss Shannon, Boardman
370 William Vester Lane, iuexingion
371 Charles Howard Davidson, lone
372 Wilfred John Osier, Heppner
373 James George Thomson Jr., Hepp
ner
374 Willie Andrew Steagall, Lexington
375 Earl Clauton Hogue, Heppner
376 Raymond Virgil Ezell, Heppner
377 Lawrence Andrew Williams, Hard-
man
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Chairman State Highway
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