PAGE TWO
Great Production Prospects.
G eneral ra in s the first of May have
practically g uaranteed big production
of all crops and fru its for Oregon.
P rospects for bum per production w ere
never better.
Greatest American Co-operative.
[ When th e T ri-S ta te Co-O perative
C ream ery association of Iow a, Minne
sota and W isconsin is c o m p lie d th is
organization will be the b ig fe st co
operative in America. T here will be
90,000 farm ers in the m erg er And the
b u tter crop will to tal an an n u al busi
ness of >75.000.000. T he association
will have a m am m oth p la n t in Minne-
apolis, costing >300,000.
If you c a re to assa u lt a 340-ton
S outhern Pacific locom otive w ith the
fam ily flivver, or crash a raih-oad
crossing g ate w ith a Rolls Royce, ju st
sail rig h t ahead, invites J. E. Newman,
claim s atto rn ey for th e com pany. But,
Newman adds, It’s going to cost you
I money.
*
I T his year, in accord w ith its new
E le c t
policy of bringing su it a g a in st careless
m o to rists who risk th e ir lives and
PORTER, O. H.
'd a m a g e com pany p ro p erty , th e ra il-
fo r
’ road has collected th o u san d s of dol-
, la rs in scores of claim s and judg-
District Judge
, m ents ran g in g from >2.31 to >3o0.
I L ast year, one flagm an was killed, five
Dept. No. 2
o th e rs in ju red and 300 low ered cro ss
ing gates along th e com pany's rig h t
of way c ra sh e d th ro u g h by reckless
fro m M u ltn o m ah C ounty
autom obllists. Many stan d in g train s
w ere ru n into and dam aged by c a re
“ M ore business, less politics*
less drivers.. And so the railro ad
decided th a t d u rin g 1926 th e careless
P a id A dvertisem ent
and V1.® ret'klesa should pay the piper
l ij
. ‘8 a safety move,” Newman
said.
We hope ev en tu ally to m ake
¡it m ighty expensive for d riv ers who
speed so fast th a t they c a n 't stop for
sm all m a tte rs like a low ered crossing
gate. “I t seem s th a t people think
m ore of th e ir pocketbooks th an of
. i fir“ duate o i th e Law D ep artm en t of th e ir lives. P ut up a sign "B ew are—
the U niversity of Michigan. T w enty Broken G lass on C ro ssin g !” and the
y ears legal experience. Will declare average m an who trie s to beat a tra in
to save 30 seconds would probably
th e law w ithout p artiality .
Republican p rim a rie s May 21, 1926. I 8 ?.Z d? wn out of resp ect to his tires.
T rying to a ssa u lt a locom otive with
(P a id Adv)
I an autom obile is like try in g to stop a
I ! b arg in g Hon w ith a p ea-shooter
It
isn t being done su ccessfu lly ; b ut it is
I costing those who try th e experim ent
I a lot of money and tro u b le."
Jas. D.
Republican for
Representative
BAILEY
R E P U B L IC A N
For
Ko-electlon
State Representative
—P a id Adv.
J. E. McCall.
FOR
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
NOMINATE
Allan A. Bynon
from
M u ltnom ah C ounty
The grow ing of m jnt jn Oregon is
J fast expanding an d it w ill no doubt be
come an im p o rta n t in d u stry in fa-
| vored sections. In 1925 th e re w ere
only about 250 p roducing ac re s in the
state, w hile th is sp rin g ab o u t 2000 ad
ditional acres have been planted.
I here has been co n sid erab le in
q u iry of th e S tate M arket ag e n t for in
form ation reg a rd in g th is crop and th e
R ep u b lican C a n d id a te fo r
follow ing has been obtained from v a ri
ous so u rces:
The cost of ro o ts is about $25 per C ounty co m m issio n e r
acre and th e cost of tra n sp o rta tio n
M ULTNOM AH COUNTY
and p lan tin g from $6 to $8 an acre.
The first y e a r's c u ltiv a tin g and h a r
vesting w ill cost ab o u t $50 m ore per
S ervice
E conom y
acre, w hile th e second and succeeding E q u a lity
P ro g re s s iv e n e s s
y e a r 8 th e cost will be less th a n one
h alf th a t of th e first year. T he a v e r
R etired S uccessful C o n tracto r
age q u an tity of oil p er a c re Is 50
pounds, alth o u g h as high as 85 an d 90
Vote IlH X Ves
pounds have been produced in Marlon
H ’a id A dv. b y ft, H. S tru c k )
VOTE ;»« X BYNON
M u c h c a r e of the c r o p is rc-
I quired the f ir s t year to keep it free
i from all weeds.
F or the past 15 y ea rs m int oils have
| averaged about $3 per pound, leaving
out the w ar pack w hen the price w ent
| to $10 and la st year w hen it reached
> the $30 m ark. Many g ro w ers have I
co n tracted th eir oils for the com ing
th ree y ears for $1, $5 and $6 per
pound. A few c o n tra c ts have been
¡m ade at som ew hat b etter prices, but
th e q u an tity co n tracted for was sm all
S uccessful g ro w ers sta te th a t m int
¡is easily grow n and is a profitable I
j crop on the rig h t kind of soil—beaver
dam and sw am p soils. N otw ith stan d -
m g the high nitrogen co n ten t of th ese
soils tiiere is som etim es lack of p lan t
food d uring' period of rap id gro w th
and n itra te of soda, 50 to 150 pounds
to the acre, d istrib u ted and cu ltiv ated
in before th e tops have m ade too m uch
| grow th, have been profitable.
. , m in ty .
VOTE
j J S " i
» ^ " í ‘ ,™r.rd K
” r ,t
. p. X ; « i d T o X ^
P a id AdvertlH em ent
A Dozen Reasons For Re-EIeciing U. S.
Senator Stanfield
1 Oregon is in g reat need of
■*- rapid developm ent and m ust
seek federal aid. which the sta te
can obtain only through such
men In Congress as .Senator
sijiiiiield, with ills com m anding
position in (lie S enate as ( Inilr-
imm of the Public l ands Com.
m lttoe and high rank on the
pnw eriul Elnance Committee,
100 X
Hurlburt
Thos. H.
for
C o u n ty
To V oters of M u ltn o m ah C ounty
o u tsid e of P o r tla n d :
a ° d o u r sch o o ls a re im p o r ta n t to us
vi8esSih e m ° UrSelves choo8e
m an w ho su p e r-
At P resen t w e h a v e little voice. A lm o st th e e n
tir e v o te of M u ltn o m a h C ou n ty lies w ith in th e C ity
of P o rtla n d , w h ich is S chool D is tric t No. 1 T h e
thae re l ecidv w ho sha11 be c o u n ty school su-
f°,rcjthue ru ra l sc h o o ls in th e sm a ll d is
tric ts o u tsid e of S chool D is tric t No. 1. Y et th a t of-
ncial h a s no s u p e rv isio n w h a te v e r o v e r th e citv
schools. H e s u p e rv ise s th e r u r a l sch o o ls only.
Y
A t th e la st ele c tio n th e v o te in th o se p re c in c ts
M INT IN D U STR Y
G KO W ING R A PID LY
PAUL E. STRUCK
R epublican C a n d id a te
We Want to Choose
Our Own School
Superintendent!
Mr w
p ' a
D,8, r 'C' 'X° >'
Bn? m T
A W ers° "
'h a t ollice, 1297 Io
B ut Mr. A ld erso n w as re -e le c te d by th e vo tes
th e c ity people w hom he does n o t se rv e a n d w ho
h a v e no m e a n s of k n o w in g w h e th e r o r n o t he h a s
f / Ve,V a s a tis fa c to ry a d m in is tra tio n . T h e p eo p le of
P o rtla n d do not m ea n to be u n k in d to u s ,Pbut th e v
c a n n o t know o u r sch o o ls a s w e do.
y
«2
HoiirsfeeR in S4«nle,g iS la -y5e ’ &t ° Ur re <Ju e s t. passed
»1,?« m A
4 ’ p e rm ittin g us to v o te on c o n tro llin g
tin s m a tte r o u rselv es. If w e do so, we w ill h a v e to
p ay th e e n tir e e x p e n se of th e office, but a p p ro x i-
o ^ r t l x h is n o i 'r T ^ ° n ' y th r e e -te n th s of a m ill to
th is ?
1
P ro g re ss of o u r c h ild re n w o rth
VOTE 302 YES
M ay 21st
On S p ecial B a llo t
M u ltn o m ah C ounty R u ra l Schools C o m m itte e
(P a id A dv.)
C o m m is s io n e r
T ourist t ump S an itatio n in Oregon.
W ith n ea rly o ne-half of th e people
‘W
having access to autom obiles and co n
sequently spending a con sid erab le
portion of th e ir tim e on the highw ays
9 By reason of his Im portant
of the n ation, th e im p o rtan ce of m ain
“ S enate Com mittee positions,
ta in in g sa n ita ry conditions along th ese
.5 1
which a new man could not ob-
sam e highw ays becomes self evident.
u l '11
”r
years. S enato r
W ater supplies, sew age disposal facil
slan lield has been an outstand-
ities, fly protection, m osquito e ra d ica
Im p artial and nubi-
lug factor In obtaining G oiern -
tion and p ortection of food a re of the
used
con sid eratio n
menl appro p riatio n s for Oregon
u
tm ost im portance.
for the needs of euch
during the past five y ears
com
m
unity
In
the
In o rd er th a t th e to u rists m ay be
am ounting to >32.696,978.
county.
assu red of safe w ater and sa n ita ry
to ilet facilities in th e sta te of Oregon,
•» S enator Stanfield Is lending
re g u la r inspection of to u rist cam ps is
the tight In the Sem ite to es.
now req u ired by law. The ow ners of
lahllsh Oregon’s rig h t to use the
to u rist cam ps have agreed to com ply
re te n u e s from her n atu ra l re-
w ith the ru les and reg u la tio n s of th e
sources io develop the S tate and
sta te board of h ealth and to co o p erate
thereby reduce m aterially the
w ith th e inspection service w hich th is
S en ato X T passage'T s
‘T ? 1’!’ - ’" l ° rM ,n g B1U’ now befor® the
Paid Adv.—H u rlb u rt
d ep a rtm en t m a in ta in s th ro u g h the
or C om m issioner C om
inr passage. Is tile en terin g wedge to resto re th is right.
m ittee.
county h ealth officer. Buildings of
co u rse have been rem odeled. As a
4
f?r®er
Stanfield ttn s successful In urging th e en
m a tte r of fact, m any to u rist cam ps
N orn T i l he
GWi " V 7, ,1’- L T h r° ,,Kh ,h ”
m a in ta in com fort sta tio n s equal to
C orporation for ,h r e l l e f t ^ ? ? c n nr ,1
T ‘h‘‘ W #r ....... ..
those found in our best hotels. W ater
vise,I this ahi tor the T reasu ry Dep‘ n m e n i
«’•‘r sonally su p er-
su p p lies a re uniform ly sa tisfac to ry
B. F. MULKEY
due to th e fact th a t th ese supplies are
re g u la rly exam ined in the lab o rato ry
5 MeNary h /o b U l'n ln 7
of th e Oregon sta te board of health.
To th e People of th e C ounty of
T he follow ing reg u latio n s co n c ern
M u ltnom ah o u tsid e of P o r tla n d :
ing th e sa n ita tio n of to u rist cam ps
wired S enator MeNary on M aJ i
‘
h®
w ere adopted by the sta te board of
h ealth on M arch 25, 1925:
M ultnom ah C o u n t ^ ' in ^ d d ith n ^ t! ,8 t i A
T h ,rd Distrlc t, including
6 w a«, t a i J ! ? t o . etrdnm i-to5‘,? b*r ° f
8/ n’ ,e H " “ " ce Com m ittee,
Each to u rist cam p shall have an a d
ru
ign.
I
have
been
atten
d
in
g
Ano
to
L
v
"
duoU8.
de® a ndB of the cam
equate supply of w ater of good s a n i
ment of r lte r s and linrliors'*iu O r i v lii"
' " r th e Im prote-
have found m yself unable p erso n ally i n W° profes9lonal business and
ta ry q u ality from a Source w hich will
orlally in securing a 35 ft. c h a n ^ i from
m a t'
will recall th a t som e five year a m „ „ „
' ^ 9 the co u n ty- b a ‘ You
m eet th e req u irem en ts of th e Oregon
sta te hoard of h ealth as to sa n ita ry lo
to you. I made a thorough can v ass"o f Mu i S
k ^ 0' V,tal im Portance
cation. c o n stru c tio n and operation.
« . U r , « . , , h . p r o p ,,
'» , k „
Common d rin k in g cups are prohibited
R i
-
i.n K .s ;
'■ »
for use at th e se places.
D isposal of E x creta:
F ly -tig h t
te re sts, but some fea tu re s connected ‘ w
i t h ' U" ity ° f 8ch° o1
privies or w ater-flushed to ilets w ith a
to ren d er it im p racticab le and un d esirab le. th P
Pr °Posed seemed
system of sew age disposal approved bv
th e sta te board of h ealth sh all be p ro
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ual who
vided and sh all be m aintained in a
clean and sa n ita ry condition. Sep
able, fearless and qualified and n « / lru a t you w ill believe th a t I am
a ra te to ilets for men and women sh all
o i, c l I s : 1H
8 R ep re’ e n U ti- ° f
be provided: one to ilet for each 25
men and one for each 25 women.
Disposal of R efuse: S upervision and
equipm ent sufficient to prevent litter-
j Ing the ground with rubbish, garb ag e
payable In m onthly Installm ents over 5 to 16
” P*r CW,t “ " d
I or o th e r refuse sh all be provided and
¡ i S
S
s s S
S
S
S
S
S
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:
m ain tain ed F ly-tight depositories for
(a b u sin ess m an )
th e
, tu tu d ,
such m a terial sh all be provided and
conspicuously located These deposl-
R ep u b lican C a n d id a te fo r
, to rles sh all not be perm itted to be
V ery sin cerely yours,
11 As a stannch friend of th e Direct I’r lm a r, I . . . « ... . „
come foul sm elling or unsightly, or
He says ' ' W f i m v e l n ^
..... language’
breeding places for flies.
«• F. Ml I.REY.
( a m p S ites:
Every to u rist cam p
th e sam e objectio n , a . ? h e " b f
^yX m
b” ° P‘ " “ >
m ust he located on a site th a t Is well
drained and sh all be located w ith r e
in sp w tio n the to u rist cam p is then
g ard to its h ealth fu ln ess.
12 ^ n * T t o h^ h.to ,e P„T o 7 ,|.h^ ' « f “ Ur,ng " 'S
‘’ r “
M ULTNOM AII COUNTY
A Great Apple Valley.
closed T his cam p can n o t be re-opened
Inspection
of
to
u
rist
cam
ps
is
m
ade
ly endorsed hv represent i l h e l a b o r r " ! 84,1!*nfle,d h a" been "ftielal-
un til the recom m endations have been 4h2,Ver. 17 000 carlo ad s of apples were
by the county h ealth officer under the ca
tral Labor C o i n " " | ' " , L ' “ 1
" " " » " ‘««lions. Including the
rrie d o u t
p ip p e d out of the W enatchee vaHev
M e g a n : —M ore b u sin e ss in supervision of thg sta te board of
S
t t i
« W n U , ,7 .
of the Brotherhood of
i
a " d 8UnM,‘
No >«•
Health
as
often,
as
p
racticable.
The
g o v e rn m e n t; less g o v e rn m e n t
Bayonet t l„h.
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cam
ps
a
re
arra
n
g
e
d
as
follows
Class
I.lston, Farmers.
V e te ran so f the Wor d a r formas
o
, , h " W*d American
j in business.
A cam ps com plying w ith every reg- w ild y° U n« ed farm m achines of any
veterans of all w ars
1 h
»««Pl'ort of legislation for
w tth ‘Tii .iT 1“ ”
ca n ,Ps com ply | kind, see R uark at th e In tern atio n al
E ndorsed by
« Ith all the reg u latio n s except those S S ' - « : : -
Uedar Screen ll.H.rs, u j j an <
1 B p >
" « -* > • "■>
GRESHAM DRUG CO
reg ard in g some of the building re s tr ic
dei
’rT en fr,m e8 m ade 10 Of-
h ",‘" »w
a 2 nilH
5 2 .1—
l £ 1?
kJ
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TABER
PHARMACY
tions.
C
lass
"C”
cam
ps
are
te
m
p
o
r
It M ould I n k c n New Man III o r 12
C
£ dr
^
DAVIDSON DRUG STORE
a l perm its issued to give the ow ners
(Paid
,O * a ,r h Ml" «’’H iim ltleea.
U £ cu ltiv a to r or a com bine
tim e to com ply w ith the regulations, s . i - i
aid Adv.)
(HUnfleldfoe-Heo.mr Campaign K P Cu.l, k M gr)
- an Ä r flto.rm ^ n’ s ^ ^ r?urannd
A n te X ID) E . |{. P e t e r s o n
r the recom m endations are not c a r h arv ester, R u ark sells It for less and
ried out and th e cam p is found in an pays the freight. In tern atio n al H ar-
—Paid Adv.
u n sa n ita ry condition upon a aecond —Adv C0” W Belm ont S t-> P ortland.
M, Mt
8ena,Or
MRrlb
S sS saS S iS a®
F. R. PETERSON
State
Representative
VZ. u ' t 'T
d
Phone 50x1.