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tf B. W . T h o rn e .—Adv.
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A m endm ent TO THE C onstitution
of YOUR STATE
D E I’T. NO. 4
7 'j e a r s e \p e iie iie e ns a ju d g e
~~VOTE X 30
—Paid Adv.
DEFEAT
(B A L L O T T IT L E )
The Fish-Wheel, Trap, Seine Bill
VO TE 3 3 3 X NO
THIS BILL IS OPPOSED BY
The Astoria Chamber of Commerce (the home of the prinicipal sponsors)
'l’he Clatsop County Press,
d ’he U. S. Bureau of Fisheries.
By all fair-minded citizens respecting the rights of property and believing
in common justice;
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Further increase taxes;
Raise the price of fish to the consumer;
\ iolate a solemn treaty with the State of Washington, making it a scrap
of paper;
Confiscate hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of property, without
process of law;
Throw many people out of employment in Wasco, Hood River, and
Multnomah counties;
Destroy industries and valuable taxable properties in these Counties:
Leave the Columbia River a boundry stream subject to concurrent juris­
diction with the State >f Washington in a legal chaos without ’aw or regu­
lation.
In 1 lie in te re st o f Ute consum ers o f sn lm o n, (lie u lrcu dy overburdened taxpayers,
of com m on sense, fairn ess, and ju stice .
Oppose this Vicious Measure
VOTE 3 3 3 X NO
By—
!a-n A. S c h a n n o
J o h n M ilne
J. H. W eiss
T. A. S am m is, J r .
R ay F. K elly
T h o m a s K. G riffith
J. O. Odi li
L e s te r E m erso n
D ire c to rs
T his m ean s fifty-th ree m illio n s o f n ew bonds.
T his m o rtg a g es a ll your p rop erty to p olitics
T his lea v es the ta x p a y er to fo o t th e b ills.
T his would^A LL go into the C onstitu tion o f O regon
The Constitution would protect these Tax-Spenders
But what about the Tax-Payers?
Your only protection is to
Vote 337 X NO! in November
D A LLE S -W A S C O f i l l V I V C H A M B E R OF CO M M ERC E
E L. C u rtis
J W H oech
P at F oley
G. L. C orey
Geo. H. F lag g
In itia te d by H ousew ives’ C o u ncil, In c .: Josephine M. O thus, M ary
A Dean. C la ra M. S im onton OREGON W A T E R A M I P O W ER HOARD
D E V E L O P M E N T M E A S U R E C re a tin g th e Oregon W a te r anil P ow er
Board o f five ele ctive m em bers; a p p o in tin g firs t members, board f illin g
vacancies! g iv in g said board fu ll a u th o rity fo r co n se rva tio n , develop­
m ent, storage, d is trib u tio n o f e le c tric energy and w a te r fo r irr ig a tio n
and dom estic purposes; a u th o riz in g state bonds, issued not exceeding
5 per le n tu m o f assessed state v a lu a tio n ; bonds Issued to pity interest o r
p rin c ip a l o f o u ts ta n d in g bonds; issuance of interest b earing state p ub lic
u tility c e rtific a te s ! p aying p rin c ip a l o r in terest o f bonds fro m state gen­
eral fund w it li repaym ent fro m bond fu n d ; taxes levied tc provide sucli
m oneys; a p p ro p ria tin g #2.'»l(.0lH) fro m general fun;* re tu rn a b le fro m wa
te r and pow er re v o lv in g fund.
:<:«» Yes. I vote fo r tlie fo re g o in g measure.
Vote VES o r M L
337 \ o .
I vote against the fo re g o in g measure.
T his n am es five in ex p erien ced p eop le to spend your m oney.
THE BILL, IF PASSED. WILL -
By W. 8. N ELSO N, E x e c u tiv e M a n a g e r an il S e c re ta ry .
In ltin tiv e Measure— Proposed by lu ilh it B e P e titio n
;
It will place a monopoly of fishing in the hands of one class, most of
whom are not citizens, and who have already repeatedly sought to raise the price
of raw fish so as to place it beyond the reach of the average consumer.
Fishing has seldom, if ever, been better.
There is no occasion for factional discrimination and confiscatory legis­
lation.
By L. BARNUM, P re s id e n t
Gresham
R e p u b lic a n C a n d id a te for
M rs. Roy R a th n ia n w ill e n te r ­
ta in th e ' W illin g W o rk e rs of th e
C o ttre ll co m m u n ity c h u rc h a t a
silv e r tea on W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n .
B uckley C o rley w as ta k e n s u d ­
d en ly ill F rid a y m o rn in g a n d w as
rem oved to Good S a m a r ita n h o sp i­
ta l th a t ev en in g . He w as o p e ra te d
on th e fo llo w in g m o rn in g fo r a p ­
p en d icitis.
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H A W K IN S
SANDY BLUFF
Walter W. Metzger
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P O R T L A N D E L E C T R IC P O W E R C O M P A N Y
F re d P. K e n d a ll
C h ria S c h m id t
F o rm e r M em bers
OREGON S T A L E
FIS H COMM ISSION
Paid Adr. Tlie iJtllethWiM-o County C ham ber of Com m rrrf, Tbe DaJlcn, Oreffon
Paid Adv. by Oregon Public U tility Oom mitt»«— Oppuwd to th« lU uisew lves’ T’ ouï »« il
444 Pacino liukdliiK. Portland, Oregon.
Wat or and Power" Rondine Amendment.