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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
B ert H aney, dem ocratic candidate
C ast y o u r vo te fo r
for United S tates sen ato r, will speak
at th e Colum bian high school T h u rs­
day evening w hen a class of 12 w ill be
grad u ated . E veryone is invited to the
exercises and a special invitation has
been extended to the stu d e n t }»ody of
R epublican fo r
G resham Union high school to attend.
Mrs. B erth a Landes, m ayor-elect of
Seattle, and sev eral p ro m in en t P o rt­
land club women m ade a trip over the
Columbia R iver highw ay
Friday,
stopping a t C hanticleer inn for b rea k ­
M u ltnom ah C ounty
fast.
Mrs. Ju liu s Meier, of P o rtlan d , en ­
H e h a s m ade good a s a
te rtain e d a n um ber of frien d s a t tea
public s e rv a n t
F riday aftern o o n a t th e M eier co untry
home.
Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard E h rm an , of
E n d o rsed by n u m ero u s o r g a n ­
P o rtlan d , w ill ta k e possession of th e ir
izatio n s. H is reco rd is a p p ro v ed
sum m er home, “ E h rm an o r” th is week
by th e press.
and aim to spend six m onths here.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S tu a rt, of L ato u rell
PRESS COMMENT
F alls, who have been c a re ta k e rs of the
"Because of his genuine ab ility to analyze m easures and policies,
T albot sum m er home, B roken H ill, for
as w ell as his courage, he should be an exceedingly valuable leg isla­
the p ast 15 years, w ere invited as
tor. —Oregon Voter.
guests to th e w edding of Mr. and Mrs
„ .. J ’ E - B en n ett 18 » R epublican can d id ate for sta te sen ato r from
Guy T alb o t’s d au g h ter. Miss S ara
M ultnom ah county. He has had legislative experience. The Oregon
< u . V * ‘!ee,ls raen w ho have the courage to stand for th e th in g s in
Jan e, on W ednesday evening at the
March 31*
J E B ennett is 8Uch “ ® an.’’—O regon Jo u rn al.
beautiful home, “C e d arh u rst", on P al-
atln hill.
, ■ / ' 5 ? n n ®M raa,Ie an exce» e « t rep resen tativ e and has a host of
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Dunn, of R u ssell­
friends. —The S pectator.
ville, w ere g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. G.
“He has m ade a good record as a leg islato r.’’—G resham Outlook
N. McKay la st Sunday. Mrs. D unn is
See V oters' pam phlet, page 40. and G range B ulletin for his record.
th e p rin cip al of th e R ussellville
‘ Help keep him on the Job at Salem by voting and boosting for him.
school. Mr. and Mrs. P atte rso n , of
P o rtlan d , w ere w eek-end v isito rs of
GRANGERS AND FARMERS ENDORSE BENNETT
the McKays, and E. A. Flem ing, c h a ir­
m an of th e school board of Ja c k so n ­
W e know h is reco rd as a L e g isla to r. W e feel th a t he
ville, who has ju s t re tu rn e d from a
is ab le a n d w illin g to give th e p ro d u cin g c la ss a s q u a re deal
trip to W ashington, D. C., and New
Signed, RAY W. G IL L
D. E. T O W L E M. J. BROWN.
York, called on th e M cKays on his
w ay back. Mr. and Mrs. McKay a re
planning a trip east, as far as C hica­
go, to v isit w ith rela tiv e s and friends
before moving to Jack so n v ille w here
Place an X after his number.
45 X BENNETT, J. E.
Mr. McKay w ill ta k e th e position as
(P a id A dv.)
su p erin ten d en t of th e Jack so n v ille
school.
The baseball team from Stevenson
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Sunday for a gam e and m et defeat
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to 2, a t th e hands of th e C orbett boys
Miss A nna E tlin g has accepted the
position of te ac h er a t W arren d ale for
the th ird term .
Mrs. S usan H ard in g w ill go to
G resham again th is season w here she ^
has ch a rg e of th e fru it g ro w e rs’ ship
ping d ep artm en t a t th e cannery.
F R E D G.
The fisherm en a t C orbett a re w on­
dering w here th e salm on a re th is year
as only a very few have com e up here
yet. T he riv e r seem s to be full of
sturgeon, b u t only 10 ce n ts a re paid
per pound for th a t kind of fish.
Life L ong E a st Side R e s id e n t
Mrs. Joy C rockett P erry , te ac h er for
four y ears a t Colum bian high, has
been re-elected for n ex t term . Mrs
a p p re c ,a te a n d
P e rry gave a th e a te r p a rty to t|i
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r e in e in h e r
senior class T uesday evening in P o rt
y o u r su p p o rt.
land w hich w as m uch ap p reciated by
the stu d en ts.
Alfred E. dark
J. E. BENNETT
for U. S. SENATOR
State Senator
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e Republican nomination for United States Senator.
An attempt is being made in this
campaign by the Oregonian to dic­
tate the nomination of another
senatorial candidate.
'I'he newspaper, just mentioned,
in an attempt to put its program
across has deliberately sought to
convey the false impression that
Mr. Clark had neither qualifica­
tions nor support for the office
which he seeks.
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1 his type of political propaganda
is as old as the hills and is the
usual trick of an unfriendly news­
paper to break down the political
strength of a candidate which it
fears
candidacPv o f M ! - T '± iei,d and u" f»ir political propaganda the
i i the onin
i
h ha?‘.,tal';ed strength steadily and rapidlv.
In the «Pin on of most unbiased political observers he is now the
leading political candidate in the senatorial race.
‘' IIr ' - / , lark„s I’re ' e n iin e n t q u alifications fo r th e office h e se ek s a re
conceded by a ll even by th o se opposed to him fo r p o litic a l re a so n s.
he O regon Voter, in its issue la st w eek, s p e a k in g of C lark , said-
fo r n ,
r ° W be reg a rd e d a s one of th e th re e fo re m o st c a n d id a te s
fo r th e rep u b lican n o m in atio n .
DelledFtOn r i r h i i n te n !btUal abH ity an d force of c h a ra c te r w e a r e com -
ip J t
u
h , as th e su p e rio r of an y o th e r c o n te n d e r fo r S ta n fie ld ’s
o' «1
> o r a to r h e rise s so fa r above a n y o th e r c o n te n d e r a s tQ be
a class by him self. Should he be elected s e n a to r, th e q u a lity of h is
e oquence a lo n e w ould be sufficient to shed lu s te r upon h is s ta te , fo r
h e w ould be th e p e e r of m an y of th e ce le b ra te d s p e a k e rs now in th e
u p p e r house.
Vote for Clean, Economical Legislation
“ T h e T e leg ra m is convinced th a t Mr. C la rk is th e best qualified of
a ll c a n d id a te s in th e field fo r th e office.
“H e is a m an of u n q u e stio n e d in te g rity .
“ H e is a m an of ra re p o litical courage.
“ H e is a m an of u n u su al ab ility .
“ As a law y e r he ra n k s w ith th e b est in th e sta te .
“As a n o r a to r he h a s few peers.
As a s tu d e n t of p o litical a ffa irs he h a s a p ro fo u n d g ra s p of th e
q u e stio n s of th e day.
P o litic a lly , Mr. C lark h a s alw ay s been a n d is now a P ro g re s s iv e
R ep u b lican .
“ In him p o p u la r g o v e rn m e n t h a s alw ay s h a d a n a rd e n t a n d p o w e r­
ful c h am p io n .
“ H e is u n a lte ra b ly opposed to th e r e s to ra tio n of th e old c o rru p t
c o n v e n tio n system , w hich h a s becom e one of th e le a d in g issu e s of th e
p re s e n t c am p aig n .
“ n co n clusion. T h e T e leg ra m m ig h t add th a t, in a d d itio n to b eliev ­
in g th a t th e w e lfa re of O regon w ill be b est served by th e n o m in a tio n of
A lfred E. C la rk fo r th e se n ate , it is of th e o p in io n th a t h e is th e o n ly
o n e of th e s e n a to ria l a s p ira n ts w ho can c a rry th e re p u b lic a n s ta n d a rd to
success in th e g e n e ra l electio n a g a in s t a n y m a n th e d e m o c ra ts m ay
n o m in a te .”
T he P ortlan d D a ily N ew s S aid :
“ If we w ere e n tire ly b u sin e sslik e in th e co n d u ct of o y r public a ffa irs,
in te n t only upon g e ttin g th e best m an a v a ila b le fo r th e m oney, th e re
is no doubt w hom w e w ould em ploy.
“ W e w ould em ploy a m an of proved a c h ie v e m e n t, proved h o n e sty ,
proved fe a rle ssn e ss a n d tru s tw o rth in e ss . W e w ould em ploy a b ig m an .
“ And th a t m an is A lfred E. C lark , of P o r tla n d .”
From Other N ew sp a p ers
S o u th e rn O regon S pokesm an, G ra n ts P a ss, of May 14th___ “ T he
s itu a tio n in th e s e n a to ria l cam paign h a s been ra p id ly c h a n g in g d u rin g
th e p a st tw o o r th re e w eeks. E v e ry w h e re th e r e h a s been n o ted a d e ­
cided sw in g to w a rd s A lfred E. C lark in th e re p u b lic a n c o n te st, a n d in
p o litic a l circles, a n d am o n g p o litical w rite rs of th e d a ily n e w sp a p e rs, it
is figured th a t a t th e p re se n t tim e he is p ro b ab ly th e le a d in g c a n d id a te
fo r th e rep u b lica n n o m in a tio n .”
“ W hile th e O regonian is a tte m p tin g to n o m in a te e ith e r S te iw e r o r
S tanfield by k eep in g th em in th e lim e lig h t, m an y p u b lic -sp irite d an d
so b er-m in d ed c itiz e n s a ll over th e s ta te a re b u ild in g up a s tro n g su p p o rt
fo r A. E. C la rk ..”
L incoln C ounty L eader.— “ Mr. C la rk is a m an w ho h a s h a d a w orld
of exp erien ce, h a s th e age, th e d ig n ity a n d th e a b ility to r e p re s e n t th e
people of th is g re a t s ta te in th e n a tio n a l la w -m a k in g body a s th e y sh o u ld
be re p re s e n te d .”
T h e E a ste rn C lackam as News,— “T h e re a re few m en in th e s ta te
w ho a re a s w ell qualified fo r s e n a to r a s M r. C la rk .”
BUCHTEL
W II I
SANDY BLUFF
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. C arrell of Powell
V alley w ere Sunday v isito rs w ith Mr.
[ and Mrs. A. J. Ault.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. W illkenson have
| adopted a little baby girl, one day old.
Mrs. Geo. W llkenson received word
from her son Ray th a t his wife had
been operated on for an inw ard goiter
and w as doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. G ray en tertain ed
com pany from P o rtlan d , Sunday.
C ottrell school closed Friday, May
14, in the u pper grades, but ow ing to
a w eek's illn ess of th e teach er, Miss
Rose P o tter, the low er g rad e s will
lo n tin u e an o th er week.
T h ere will be eig h t g rad u a tes from
th is school who will Join w ith th e o th ­
er school of th e high school d istric t
| in jo in t exercises to be held a t Sandy
high au d itorium , T uesday, May 25.
I The g rad u ates a re Dwight W ilkinson,
| V irginia W atkins, Mary Brophy, Vida
aud Vera Jones, Eunice D allard, Mil­
dred H udson and Hazel Booth.
Mr.* and Mrs. A. R adford and c h il­
dren • is lte d Sunday In P o rtlan d with
th e fo rm er's b ro th er, J. R adford and
fam ily.
A vote for A lfr e d E. Clark is a vote for an ab le, fea r­
less, honest, p rogressive m an, w ho if n om in ated and
e le c te d w ill serve the in terests o f the p eop le o f the state.
-P s id A d v
to
I \ 7 17 Fred G. Buclt-
V l l V E h>, (> N E w t
your votes.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
FRED G. BUCHTEL, formerly connected with the =
county court of Multnomah under Judge Idonel R. |
\\ ebster, 41 THOR of Oregon’s Weights and Measures |
Laws and Portland’s first Sealer of Weights and Meas­
ures, is thoroughly acquainted with civic and county
problems.
— P a id A dv.
Does the Tax-Paying Voter
Endorse Official Economy
?
Buy w ith confidence. L ate model
reliab le used c a rs a t H essel Im p le­
m ent Co.—Adv.
E xtracts from V o ters P a m p h let
T h e V oters P a m p h le t c o n ta in s an a rtic le in su p p o rt of Mr. C la rk ’s
candidacy. T h is a rtic le in th e V o ters P a m p h le t w as p re p a re d a n d is
sig n ed by S ta te S e n a to r W m. G. H a re , H illsb o ro , T hos. C leeton, fo rm e r
c irc u it judge, W. T. E a k in . s ta te fish c o m m issio n er, A delia P ric h a rd ,
fo rm e r n a tio n a l p re sid e n t b u sin ess, a n d p ro fe ssio n a l w o m e n ’s clu b s of
A m erica, an d a n u m b er of o th ers, a m o n g w hom a re w om en p ro m in e n t
in civic a n d club circles, m a n u fa c tu re rs, fa rm e rs , b a n k e rs, s h ip p in g m en,
ex -se rv ic e m en, etc.
F ro m th is a rtic le in th e V oters P a m p h le t th e fo llo w in g is qu o ted :
“ T he direct p rim ary law versus th e old c o n v e n tio n sy ste m , p o p u la r
g o v e rn m e n t by th e m any versus secret g o v e rn m e n t by th e few , is a lead ­
ing issue of th e c a m p a ig n .
“ M r. C lark Is lead in g th e tight a g a in s t th e forces of re a c tio n .
“ H e disclosed in a m a ste rly a d d re ss o v e r th e rad io , M arch 25, th e
fo rc e s a t w ork in th is cam p aig n h a v in g fo r th e ir ob ject th e o v e rth ro w
of th e d ire c t p rim a ry and th e re tu rn of p a rty d o m in a tio n a n d c o n tro l by
a se lf-a p p o in te d few-.
“ In th is speech Mr. C la rk c h a rg e d th a t back of th is m o v em en t and
th e a tte m p t to d ic ta te th e s e n a to ria l n o m in a tio n w as a tw o-fold p u r­
pose:
“ F irs t, to pave th e w ay fo r th e c o n tro l of p a tro n a g e a n d th e r e s to r ­
a tio n of th e co n v e n tio n sy ste m ; a n d
“ Second, to d e fe a t o u r s e n io r s e n a to r w h e n h is p re s e n t te rm e x ­
p ire s
T h e se c h a rg e s h a v e n e v e r been refu ted . T h ey h a v e been proved by
su b se q u e n t e v e n ts in th e cam p aig n .
two
YOU have
nominate.
w. c.
Alderson
J. B. OFNER
Republican for
State Representative
Leas Laws, More Coolidge
Economy. Reduce Burden on
Auto Owners.
J. B. Ofner has a p ractical and
' econom ical plan to repeal obsolete,
conflicting and confusing law s and to
I develop a model code of law s by using
tbe wisdom and the ex perience of the
co u rts and ad m in istra tiv e officer» of
th e state.
I
W. P. 1 a R o < he, C h a rle s H. C arey. C.
M ldlem an. W arren E T hom as, O. A.
•Neal
—P a id Adv.
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County
Commissioner
T he P ortlan d T eleg ra m S aid :
W. C. AI.btRSOV
R epublican
C an d id ate for
S u p erin ten d en t
o f P ub lic
Instruction
P o rtla n d , Oregon, M a y I f , IM S .
J eHr" ,n
county school superintendent'« depart*
m eat W . ( . Alderson has expended H7I.AM less th an th a t allow ed by the
T a x i om m lsslon fo r his budget.
I c e rtify th a t the above » ta tm e a t I* correct.
(Signed! Ed. Hweeney, C ou nty A a d I tor.
Th e undernigned bunlnena firm « o f G reaham , Oregon, endorse W . C. A ld e r.
tTie ta " i> a y e r” C,ent
who practices economy In the In terest o f
Oregon Pickle a P a n n in g Co.
A. W . M e tsg er A Co.
A ly a w o r th A M a rtin
W a lra d M e rc a n tile Co.
I a . E. K id d e r Ifd w e . Co.
Cecil Met xger G rocery
G resh am Id u m b ln y A H e a tin g Co.
C, M Ihxvldnon I »rug Store
G reah am T ire Shop
G resh am G arag e
K astm an L u m lw r Co.
G reah am D ru g Co.
(S ig n ed ) J. E. Kt afford. M a n a g e r
(S ig n ed ) A W . M etsger
(S ig n ed ) K W . A yln w o rth ,
J. It. M a rtin
(S ig n ed ) B E W a lra d . P resident
(S ig n ed ) E. E. K id d er
(S ig ned ) Cecil M etsger
(S ig n ed ) Joe. f ’hiodo
(S ig ned ) G M D avidson
(S ig n ed ) Geo. A. B rand t
< Sign»-»!» k
H a m lin
(S ig n ed ) O. A K astm a n , P resident
(S ig n ed ) A Dow nett
Business In Education— Education for Business
(P a id
A dvertlsa-m m t by R d lth
A lderson)