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GRESHAM
Fairview Will Elect
City Ticket Nov. 2
TROUTDALE
Mr. and Mrs. Tom H ensley spent
Sunday w ith Mrs. Craw ford.
R ecent p u rch a sers of Chevrolet
1 c a rs throu g h R ichard K n arr a re L.
j A. H arlow , W. P. D utton of P ark -
rose, G erald Land of Oregon City,
and 8. F. H arlow of P ortland.
Miss Alice S pence and Mrs. John
McGinnis sp en t S unday In McMinn­
ville, the g u ests of Mrs. Matches.
Will and E m erson C raw ford
have retu rn ed from Yakim a w here
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they have been picking apples for
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th e last six weeks.
Mrs. R. D. H ew itt and Mrs. L. A.
H arlow a re atten d in g th e P aren t-
T eacher sta te convention at Salem
th is week.
"A S tra n g e R equest.”
Sunday
school w ill follow im m ediately a f­
te r th e service.
A H allow e’en dance w ill be giv-
en a t th e cit> hal1 0,1 S atu rd ay eve-
Bin«- October 30. by th e O rder of
,h e E a ste rn S tar. T h ere will be
*oo‘l m usic and a p le asa n t tim e is
assu red to all.
Fairview is presen tin g a full
t ’eket to be voted on at the g eneral
m unicipal election next Tuesday.
T here are two a sp ira n ts for the o f­
fice of mayor, E. E. H eslin and W.
SPRINGDALE
H. Cook Mr. H eslin is com pleting
his first tw o-year term and is a
The P a ren t-T ea ch e r association
candidate for re-election. He has
will m eet on M onday evening, No-
been a m em ber of th e city council
vem ber 1. All p are n ts and o th ers
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ever since the incorporation of Hie
in te reste d in the school a re urged
town.
to be present.
(J. P. Lum sden is a candidate to
N ew spapers a t B argain K ates.
succeed him self for the office of
D uring October the O regonian,
city recorder. He is well know n
P o rtlan d T elegram and P o rtlan d
and has rendered m ost satisfacto ry
service for th e past tw o years. , Mr. and Mrs. Dell U sher of P o rt- News a re offering yearly, m ail su b ­
John Moller has no opponent for land visited Mrs. Pelton and Mrs. ' « ¡rip tlo n s at b arg ain rate s. You
may su b scrib e for an y of th ese
city tre a su re r. He has been a F air- D ahl, Sunday.
view resident practically all his life
Mrs. J. O Davis was called to ■ a lo n e > n e w o r renew al, or in com-
and deserves the vote of his tow ns­ Aherileen by th e serio u s illn ess of bination with th e O utlook a t the
h ,r b ro th er. w ,
Bud T il- S S f S S S k S . *
men.
Jam es B urlingam e is a can d id ate j ler and Miss L a u ra T iller accom - -----------------------------------------------------
for re-election as city m arsh al. H is ,
WAS SEVERE
opponent is O. <). Dolph. Five X ^ d ^ C a . k l n s a n d E d j G O ’ T R E
councilm en a re to be elected T ues- i Van B uskirk m otored to so u th ern
I a used Eye P re ssu re and Head-
day, three for (-year term s and two ’ C alifornia, w here they intend to ' uche. Could Not Sleep W ithout
S everal P illow s. C olorless Lini*
for 2-year term s. The tw o-year w ork in th e lettu ce fields.
L inim ent Iteiuoted It.
men, J. Mahaffey and George Shaw ,
The Ladies Aid w ill m eet with
M rs . E . H .
H o l l in g s w o r t h , N o r t h
are up tor re-election and two of ' Mrs. J. R. K n a rr W ednesday, No­
I 'l a t t e . N e b . s a y s , " A f t e r u s in g S o r b o l-
the four-year term ers. John Jo n a s ' vem ber 3.
• J u a d r u p le f o r t h r e e d a y s , I c o u ld n o -
and D. W. McKay, have served on ! Morning w orship will be held |
¿ ia d . y T e l^ e x ’
the council for the past 12 years. Sunday at 10 o’clock at th e T ro u t- I l * r i . n e e I 03
b y w o rd s o r le t te r "
S o r b o l-
Q u a d r u p le is colorleM M , a p p lie d e x t e r -
C. N. Buckner, the th ird candidate dale com m unity ch u rch with the u a lly a n d a s e a « y t o use HM a t o i le t
for the four-year term , w as a p ­ serm on by the pasto r, th e Rev. K 'Sfc
^ m ^ n y ^ V e e h ^ n l^
pointed to fill the unexpired p o r­ R. D. H ollensted from th e subject, ' i ’.u n f °
L r c e t l y a t < }r,’ H h a m D r u g |
* om panyA dv.
tion of the late ltoy S tone’s term .
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FAIRVIEW
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"A S trange R equest” will be the
theme of the serm on Sunday m orn­ =
ing at 11 o'clock a t the S m ith Me­
m orial P resb y terian church by the
pastor, the Rev. E. R. IJ. H ollen-
sted. Sunday school will begin
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prom ptly a t 10 o’clock.
The W om an's society of the Sm ith
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Memoriul church held an all d a y
work m eeting T hursday at the
home of Mrs. E. R. D. H ollensted.
A dozen ladles were p resen t and
p ractically finished the sew ing for
the sale to be held on Friday, No­
vember 19 a t the city hall. Com­
m ittees w ere also appointed for the
Fairview fair, the nam e given this
year to the annual bazaar. T here
will be a sew ing departm en t, a rt
departm ent, side show s, candy
booths, a re sta u ra n t and a good I
snappy program .
A nnouncement
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\\ e are now prepared to give you first class
service on
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G r e a s in g
C a r W a s h in g
O il C h a n g in g
Ig n itio n
B a tte r ie s
T ir e s
a n d n u m e ro u s accesso ries
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Kour patronage will be appreciated.
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12-Mile Service Station |
Even, Healthful Heat
OCTOBER
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Greeting Cards.
GRAPE VINES.
COOKIXti (’l . l ’B ASKED
! Ity p articip ate In the con test. F ull
T h ere is no n icer form of C h rist­
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November.
W
ordens,
Con­
TO EN TE It SA M PLES p a rtic u la rs m ay be obtained by con- cords, N iagaras a re m oney-m akers. m as rem em brance for d ista n t r e la ­
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suiting W. D. K inder, county club
The announcem ent has been re- agent.
calved from Miss H elen J. Cowgill, 1
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a ssista n t sta te club leader, th a t a
(A L L MIK KIDS.
cooking school is to be held a t th e
The old tw o-story, four-room ,
auditorium in P o rtlan d from No­ fram e school building at T ro u td ale
is for sale to the highest bidder.
vem ber 17-19, u n d er th e auspices
Sealed bids should be subm itted
of th e P o rtlan d Gas & Coke com ­ to the undersigned before 6 o’clock
p. m. November 8.
pany to w hich everyone is cordially
Bids m ust be accom panied by
invited and in th e baking contest of certified check for 10 p er ce n t of
w hich a ll a re asked to compete. am ount bid.
Building m u st be torn down and
W orthw hile cash prizes and a first
d tb ris rem oved w ithin 30 days.
prize of a sm oothtop range a re of­
The school board reserv es th e
fered in various classes. Mr. Jones, rig h t to reje ct any or all bids.
H. E. BI.OYD,
the m an ag er of the affair for the
Clerk, 8. D. No. 20.
gas com pany, sta te s th a t th is cook- j
ing school is to be the biggest th in g
U sers of the W ant Ad colum n are
of th e kind in P o rtlan d for some
urged to pay cash w ith o rd er and
tim e and he Is desirous th a t the avoid sending bills for
sm all
cooking club m em bers in th is local- am ounts.
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SE A SO N O F 1926
G R E E T IN G S C A R D S
nPHE exchange of Greeting Cards at tht
* Holiday Season has rightly become a
universal custom because it provides a
graceful way of acknowledging friendships.
At your suggestion our salesman will call
on you with samples of our beautiful lines
of Greeting Cards.
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Helping N ature Eight D iphtheria-
A sta te wide cam paign to wipe ;
out d iphtheria began in Oregon Oc­
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H ealth urges every physician to i
use diphtheria antitoxin and toxin- I
antitoxin.
D iphtheria germ s when they get ;
Into the th ro a t of a person who Is
in condition to take d ip h th eria, de­
velop a pow erful poison called j
toxin. It goes into the blood stream !
and Is carried all over the body.
P erhaps nt some tim e you have i
spilled a strong arid on your hand
Unless It was removed or n e u tra l- |
ized im m ediately, It destroyed some
of your skin, and left you w ith a
sore hand. If d ip h th e ria poison Is
of sufficient quantity, and it com es
in contact w ith Hie nerves and o th ­
er vital org an s of th e body, Its e f­
fect Is com parable w ith th a t of the
a d d on the skin. It was th is de- I
struetlon of nerve s tru c tu re th a t ;
accounted for th e p araly sis w hich i
so often followed an attack of dlph- I
therln in the days before antito x in
came into general use.
Mil and Alder
VI w ater Ufi I
If a child gets d ip h th e ria and is
not given antitoxin, one of two
things happen. E ither he dies from ■
the effects of the poison or toxin if
the attack Is a severe one. or if it
Is mild, he recovers readily, hut
with his vital organs m ore or less
dam aged. When he recover» it
m eans th a t n a tu re in its efforts to j
counteract the effect» of th e poison,
has gradually produced in hts blood
an antidote called antitoxin which
A s th e t a x p a y e r « o f o u r IS g r a n t
You
w e r e d e n ie d k n o w le d g e o f
la n d c o u n t lea r e a lis e th e g r e a t re ­
l e g is la t io n
p ro |x > a e d
by
S e n a to r
com bines with the poison or toxin
l i e f a n d h o w la r g e I m th e Burn c o in ­
S ta n fie ld , b e c a u s e th e M o r n in g O r e ­
and m akes it Inert, very m uch as
in g to th e m t h r o u g h th e e n a c tm e n t
g o n ia n h a s a n d w i l l aa< r I fle e y o u r
o ( th e (> A <* B i ll th e y a r e p la n ­
the application of soda or some
beat in t e r e s t s in o r d e r to r e e k Its
n in g n e w s c h o o l b u ild in g s , a n d a n
ve n g e a n ce on a n y o n e d a r in g to o p -
other alkali would neu tralize the
in c ie a s e
and
b e t te r m e n t
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The
acid on your hand. If It has been
t e a c h in g s t a f f
p e o p le o f t >regon a r e a fr e e p e o p le ,
applied at once. Follow ing reco v ­
o w in g t h e i r a lle g ia n c e t o t h e i r U o d .
t ig h t M i ll i o n * o f d o lla r s t u r n e d
t h e ir c o u n t r y a n d th e m s e lv e s , a n d
loo?«« In O r e g o n t h i s f a l l is a lm o s t
ery this antitoxin rem ains in tho
th e y w i l l n o t s u b m it to he o r d e r e d
u n b e lie v a b le . h u t t h is Is a fa c t,
blood for years nnd w hile It r e ­
a n d d ic t a t e d to h y a n y s e lfis h I n t e r ­
th a n k s t o th e e f f o r t s o f R o b e r t N .
mains. It protects against fu rth e r
e s t. n o m a t t e r h o w |x » w e r fu l t h a t
S ta n fie ld .
I n a d d it io n to t h i s I m ­
In te r e s t o r c liq u e m a y he
m e d ia te ( a s h p a y m e n t, th e r e Is a
attacks of d iphtheria, or In other
\ \ e w h o h a v e b e e n m a k in g h o m e s
t a x r e d u c t io n f o r u l l tim e o f 25
words, the child Is tlv n Im m une to
In O re g o n , e s t a b lis h in g I n d u s t r ie s
p er cent
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diphtheria.
s c h o o l d ir e c t o r o f th e s e c o u n t ie s to
k n o w flo w h a r d th e s t r u g g le h a s
r e a lis e to th e f u l l th e w o n d e r f u l r e ­
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l i e f f r o m b u r d e n s o m e ta x e s th e e n -
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disease protects the child against
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ta x a tio n
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age may resu lt before n a tu re u n ­
h y S e n a t o r S t a n fie ld
T h e fu rth e r
resp«s te d b y S e n a to r s a n d P r e s i­
r e li e f t o h e h a d t h r o u g h th e F o r e s t
aided an finish th e Job
F o rtu ­
d e n t C o o lid g e a lik e , h a s Iw e n th e
R e s e rv e l u in d s c a n o n ly
he ob­
nately we no longer have Io wait.
o n ly
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h a d w h o h a s b ee n a b le to a c t u a ll y
We have learned how to assist n a ­
S t a n f ie ld a s S e n a t o r f o r O re g o n .
re d u c e ta x e s
H e is th e o n ly m a n
S e n a to r S t a n f ie ld p ro |to a a a to a p ­
tu re and protect the child so that
w h o c a n c o n t in u e t o d o so, a s he
p ly t h i s p r in c i p l e t o th e F o r e s t K e -
he will not take th e disease
a n d h e a lo n e c a n r e t a in f o r O re g o n
• r v e s . w h ic h w i l l g iv e e v e r y t a x -
th
e |H > w e rfu l C h a ir m a n s h ip o f P u b ­
D iphtheria today la known to he J p a v e r in O re g o n a n a d d it io n a l r e ­
l ic lu k n d s
d u c t io n o f f r o m 2 6 f i to 40- ,
o r In
both curable and preventable T his
T h e r e f o r e , i f y o u w a n t to h a v e
o th e r w o r d s w i l l g iv e O re g o n a n
th e f u l l b e n e fit o f r e d u c t io n In t a x ­
seems alm ost Incredible to m any i In c re a s e d r e v e n u e o f f r o m I I to 15
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n . a n d b r in g th e f u l l d e v e lo p ­
M I L L I O N S o f d o l l a r s y e a r ly , a n d
people for only 30 years ago death
m e n t o f O re g o n t o
p a s s w it h i n
f o r . i l l t im e t o eom »‘
W ith th is
claim ed m ore than one-third of
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s u b s t a n t ia l r e d u c t io n In o u r ta x e s ,
o r p e r s o n a l lik e s a n d w h im s a n d
those attacked by the disease, as
a n d Iw in d c d In d e b te d n e a a , we m a y
r e t a in S e n a t o r S ta n fie ld
lo o k f o r th e im m e d ia t e c o m in g o f
the effective protective m easures
O r e g o n c a n s u f f e r n o g r e a t e r d is ­
K a s te r n c a p i t a l a n d p o p u la t io n . a n d
w ere unknow n. T his advance in
a s te r th a n th e lo s s o f th e C h a i r ­
a n In c re a s e In th e v a lu e o f o u r o w n
m a n s h ip o f th e P u b lic l a in d s C o m ­
m edical science stan d s as one of
p r o p e r ty .
m itte e
T h is
a d d it io n a l
re v e n u e
c o u ld
th e m ajor m edical triu m p h s of all
• M u t u a l l y i ve rm i t th e re p e a l o f a l l
( P a id A d v h y R C. T a y l o r .
tim es.
a u t o m o b ile , r o a d a n d g a s o lin e t a x
l * o r t l a n d , »»re )
Enjoy the
FRIDAY,
The variety in style and price will be of
convenience to many.
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OUTLOOK.
More School Buildings Proposed
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Bond Reduction Possible
Pirtti» Ttinlnir.
Plano tim ing >3 50. Piano and
o rg an rep a lrin g
Fred B Jones.
MSI 49th Street 8. K.. P ortland,
phone TAhor 8951, or Gresham
Ifill.—A dr.
F or rea i estate loans see or cali
B. W T horne.—Adr.
FO R
DISTBK T J l IMiE
I»KPT. SO. I
VOTE 7S X
By B ru ce D enuis,
A u th o r of th e D e n n is R e so lu tio n .
W hen th e people of O regon e n a c te d a s ta te incom e
ta x in 1923 th e y did so b e c au se th e y b eliev ed it w as
ju s t an d rig h t. T h ey b eliev ed it w ould red u ce tax es.
At th a t tim e th e y had p le n ty of
th e o ry a n d few fa c ts to g u id e them .
T h e y re p e a le d th a t law in 1924 be­
ca u se it w as a proved h a rd tim e s
breed er. It c o st th e people of O regon
A
th e s ta g g e rin g to ta l of $40,000,000 to
le a rn t h a t econom ic c o n d itio n s a b so ­
lu te ly beyond th e ir c o n tro l a re such _
in O regon th a t a s ta te in co m e ta x
d riv e s o u t in d u strie s , k e e p s o th e rs
fro m co m in g in, red u ces p ay ro lls,
m ak e s it h a rd e r to o b ta in farm
loans, a n d s tr ik e s a t ev ery h o m e in
co u n try , villag e, to w n a n d city.
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It is well to o rd er a t once w hile lines a re com ­
plete for as the holidays upproach various lines will
he closed out. ( a l l here now and look over the
sam ples.
Gresham Outlook
P h o n e I 561
This Company has invested over $77,000,000 in
this territory.
It has 90,000. light and power customers and
serves a population of over 400,000.
Its business is growing'steadily every day.
W e offer you a n o p p o rtu n ity to in v est y our m oney
in th is successful an d w ell-nianatred b u sin ess a t 6.67
p e r c e n t in te re s t.
Let us tell vou more about it.
In v e s tm e n t D e p a rtm e n t,
820 E le c tric B uild in g
Portland Electric Power Co.
Portland, Oregon
He Stands on his own Record
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R epublican C andidate for
PEU T. NO. (
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Since th e la st in co m e ta x law w as re p e a le d m il­
lio n s of d o lla rs h a v e been lo an e d in O regon by o u t­
sid e fin an cial c o n c ern s, a t low ra te s , on lo n g tim e,
a n d w ith re p a y m e n t p riv ile g e s n e v e r k n o w n to O re­
gon before. If a new in co m e ta x law is en a cte d , a n d
th is d isc rim in a tio n a im ed d ire c tly a t th e s e in v esto rs,
r a te s w ill go up, m uch of th e u n lo a n e d fu n d s w ill be
w ith d ra w n , a n d o u r p eo p le w ill a g a in face th e in ­
e sca p a b le fa c t O regon n e e d s c a p ita l, but c a p ita l does
n o t need O regon.
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T h is is n o tim e fo r p ra ttle . I t is h ig h tim e fo r
p lain sp e a k in g , s tr a ig h t th in k in g a n d re c o g n itio n of
th e h a rd econom ic fa c t th a t O re g o n ’s farm s, h e r in ­
d u strie s, a n d h e r c itiz e n s d e s p e ra te ly need c a p ita l,
a n d th a t th e o n ly place we c a n g e t it is fro m o u tsid e
th e sta te .
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W e can d riv e c a p ita l out, b u t w e c a n n o t force it to
com e in u n le ss we m a k e it a d v a n ta g e o u s fo r it to do
so. O regon, n in th s ta te in a re a , is re la tiv e ly in sig ­
nifican t eco n om ically. 119,000,000 of A m e ric a ’s 120,-
000,000 p eo p le re sid e o u tsid e of O regon, L e t us r e ­
m em b e r th e in d u s tria l c ity of D e tro it h a s o v e r 100,-
000 m o re people th a n th e s ta te of O regon, w ith its
96,000 s q u a re m iles. L e t us re m e m b e r t h a t 782,256
people h e re d id n ’t m ak e e n o u g h to file incom e ta x r e ­
tu rn s , an d t h a t only 311 people in th e e n tir e s ta te had
e a rn in g s in excess of $10,000; t h a t of O re g o n ’s 5000
c o rp o ra tio n s o n ly 1073 m ad e e n o u g h profit to file ta x ­
a b le re p o rts, th a t 478 m ad e less th a n $5,000 a n d only
183 o v er $20,000, in clu d in g a ll public u tilitie s, lum ber
m ills, flour m ills, fa c to rie s, ra ilro a d s , a n d o th e r in ­
d u strie s.
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W e h a v e 55,157 fa rm s, o n e to every 15 p erso n s,
2500 in d u strie s, o n e to each 330 p e rso n s. W h a t w ould
o n e in d u stria l c e n te r lik e D e tro it m ea n to o u r farm s,
o u r hom e o w n ers, o u r w o rk e rs, o u r s ta te ? O regon
w a n ts th em . O regon w a n ts c a p ita l a n d w a n ts to go
a h ead . O regon w a n ts to a v e rt econom ic d isa ste r, an d
in ste a d w a n ts to offer c a p ita l, new people, new in d u s­
try , o p p o rtu n ity to h e lp us grow .
T h a t is w h a t th e D e n n is R e so lu tio n is for. It
g u a ra n te e s th a t no s ta te in co m e ta x c a n be en a cte d to
d isc rim in a te a g a in s t d e v e lo p m en t an d p ro g re ss be­
fo re 1940. It g u a ra n te e s to ev ery O regon fam ily th a t
th e s ta te w ill n o t ta x its a c c u m u la tio n s w h en th e
b rea d w in n e r dies. As a p ro s p e rity m a k in g m ea su re
it deserv es th e su p p o rt of e v e ry fo rw a rd looking
c itizen .
Vole 306 X YES— D ennis R e so lu tio n .
Vote 329 X NO — Offset In co m e T ax B ill.
Vote 335 X NO — G rnntre In co m e T ax Bill.
Ashby C.
P a id A dvertisem ent
Greater Oregon Assn.
Dickson
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M S H ir s c h . H .1 F r a n k . I r a
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O regon is full of m e rito rio u s p ro je c ts t h a t sh o u ld
be developed. B ig public im p ro v e m e n ts a re n e c e s­
s a ry to open up o u r s ta te , to b rin g th e fa rm s c lo se r to
th e ir m a rk e ts a n d c itie s c lo se r to th e ir b a ses of s u p ­
plies. W ealth u n to ld lie s idle in n a tu r a l re so u rc e s
a w a itin g th e m ag ic to u ch of d e v e lo p m en t c a p ita l to
b rin g it to th e ta x ro lls, to c re a te new p a y ro lls, new
a c tiv itie s a n d b e tte r liv elih o o d fo r o u r people.
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A SAFE PLACE
to put your money
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But o u r s ta te is a g a in in tu rm o il b ecau se a d e te rm ­
ined effort is b e in g m ad e to fo rc e p ra c tic a lly th is sam e
law upon th e s ta te th is y ear. O ur p eo p le a re b ein g
a sk e d to ig n o re p la in fu n d a m e n ta l eco n o m ic facts.
T h e y a re b e in g a sk ed to e n a c t a law on a “ g u e ss”
t h a t it w ill b rin g good tim e s now , w h e n p a in s ta k in g ,
ho n ep t in v e stig a tio n proved t h a t th e fo rm e r ta x did
d riv e out in d u strie s, c a p ita l, jobs, a n d m illio n s of ta x ­
a b le w e a lth fro m O regon, a n d a new s ta te in co m e ta x
w ill do it a g a in .
Dept. It a. 8
W IRTIN
( HUT IT JUDGE
ZERZAN. ( HAS. J.
Every Forward Looking Citizen Should
Fight for Oregon and Its Development
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of a
Gasco Furnace
T ry them . P rices reasonable. H a r­ tives and frien d s th a n a neatly en ­
old Oberg, Craig road, fo u rth bouse graved p ersonal g reetin g card.
We c a rry a com plete stock and
n o rth of B arr road. —Adv.
tf
invite you to in sp ect them . We
W hy not buy lum ber d irect from suggest, too, th a t you order now
th e m ill? Sandy L um ber Co., phone for delivery about Decem ber 10.
P rices a re low er, th is year, th a n
Sandy 223.—Adv.
ever before.
GRESHAM OUTLOOK, Phone 1561.
A Trial
of N ickerson Jellied Chicken m eans
D on’t lay down th e paper till you
a re tu rn order. Give It a tria l.—
1. iv. i . ad the W ant Ads.
Adv.
H e h a s m ade good!
H e d e serv e s your
vote!
K eep him th e re !
VOTE X 32
$ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 I n p r e m iu m s
Oct. 30-Nov. 6
1 argrr, Greater, a more stu p en J eu , array o f pure hred B eef
and Dairy C attle, H on ea, S w in e, Sheep, G oats and Foxes than
ever assem bled here or elsew here. A lso Manufacturer» and
Land Products Show] Pacific International D airy Products
Industrial Espt'airkwM and W orld- Fam ous Horaa Show offering greatMt
preentxMB Ux In Am erica.
1 f’ffk A nnu al E aooem en . 1 0 -acre F spoettioo
buAding. Portland. O regoa. O ct. 50-N <n. 6 . X aduced fare« a l Radroada.
« year* etp erleu ee as a J adire
VOTE X 30
—Paid Adv.
He is H o n est Fearless, Capable
—Paid Adv.
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