TUESDAY, MAY 15.
G K FSH tM
HW*
TAJIMA’S WINDOWS
REFLECT HIS SMILE
An old adage sta te s th a t th e
w orkm an is know n by his pile of
chips. G resham has a w orkm an,
alw ays sm iling and alw ays busy,
who is know n, not by the size of
his pile of chips, but by th e sp o t
less condition of m any w indows in
G resham afte r he has finished w ith
them .
S. T ajim a, ‘•Charlie,’’ th e J a p a n
ese, who alw ays h as a p leasan t
w ord of greetin g for everybody
w ould be g rea tly m issed should he
ev er decide to leave G resham , and
b is place would be h ard to fill.
A m an's success in life is often
m easured, not by some w onderful
achievem ent w hich places him a t
th e head of all his fellow s, b u t by
faith fu l service in the little things.
—by m aking th e w orld a b etter
and hap p ier place in w hich to live.
T ajim a's w ork, is im portant, and
his cheery sm ile is infectious.
T ajim a has in a full m easu re the
p oliteness w hich is c h a ra c te ristic
of his race.
Rand for Justice
of Supreme Court
OUTLOOK. GRESHAM.
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PAGE THREE
ILLAN A. BYNON
FOB LEGISLATURE
ELECT
W hen an ag itatio n a rise s over
the fairn ess of a Justice of th e su
prem e c o u rt on th e eve of a p oliti
cal election in w hich he is a ca n
didate, and in sp ite of th e conclu
sion of an unofficial investigating
com m ittee, th e re is likely to be an
unfavorable p rejudice in th e m inds
of m any voters. Ju stic e Rand w el
comed the investigation and "laid
all his cards on th e tab le.”
If any u n ce rtain ty exists in the
m inds of any as to th e in teg rity of
Ju stice R and it m ay be cleared up
in his favor by ask in g w h eth er or
not th e move has a political anim us I
and w hether or n ot Joseph and |
Mannix had a clean, unselfish p u r
pose.
A llan A. Bynon is a candidate on I
T h ere are th ree nam es on the th e rep u b lican tick et, M ultnom ah |
H E IS—
ballot for th e tw o places on the county, for sta te rep resen tativ e.
suprem e bench. The candidates
An in ten se desire to acq u ire a l
are. Chief Ju stice Rand, for re-
good education and am ount to
election; A ssociate Ju stice George som ething in th e w orld w as th e !
— a son o f the farm .
R ossm an, appointed by G overnor
early goal of A llan A. Bynon, now
P atte rso n , now up for election, and
— a m an w ho w ork ed his w ay through c o lle g e an d la w
ru n n in g for th e le g isla tu re as a J
L. H. McMahan of M arion county,
rep u b lican can d id ate for represen-1
sch ool.
a circ u it judge.
tativ e from M ultnom ah county. |
T here isn 't a cloud on th e c h a r S p u rred on by th is am bition, th e J
ac te r or record of Ju d g e George fu tu re b a rris te r developed very (
— o f stron g ch aracter.
Rossm an. He is stra ig h t and clean early in life a capacity for hard
and capable. It would be a m is w ork w hich is today p erh ap s his
— con scien tiou s and fair.
fortu n e not to re ta in him in so im o u tstan d in g c h a ra c te r as a p rac
on the
p o rta n t a place. We can n o t recom ticing atto rn ey .
— still a stu d en t.
m end him too highly and it is urged
As a boy of seven, A llan A.
by all good citizens th a t he be giv
kepublican ballot
Bynon learn ed to set and d istrib u te
— thorough ly versed on O regon law s.
en a heavy vote.
type and at nine he could feed a
AND
F or th e second choice it is job p ress expertly. At th e age of
— now senior M unicipal J u d g e o f P ortlan d .
urged th a t Chief Ju stice Rand be 12, he w orked all th ro u g h the
the choice. I t is believed th a t in sum m er m onths in o rd er to get
spite of the recen t ag itatio n ag ain st clothes so th a t he could finish
Judge Rand th a t he is a m ore c a g ram m ar school. E n terin g Salem
VOTE FOR JUDGE FRED STADTER AND HE WILL JU S T IF Y YOUR CONFIDENCE
pable and safer m an th an th e other. high school a t 13, he g rad u ated at
W ILBER
BY HIS CAPABLE ADMINISTRATION.
A ttorneys who p rac tice before 17 and d u rin g th a t period he never
the suprem e co u rt learn to know knew w h at it w as to have a v aca
and ap p reciate th e c h a ra c te r of the tion. D uring th e tw o y ea rs th a t
Respectfully yours,
men who sit as th e final a rb ite rs of follow ed at E ugene, as a stu d en t
legal tangles. T he Outlook asked of th e U niversity of Oregon, he con
for an im p artial opinion from the tinued to w ork to earn his educa
TOM J. K R El DER, 4628-561)1 Ave.
two atto rn ey s in G resham . They tion. H e clerked in a shoe store,
I I C. HODGKINS, /75z Stanton St.
did not w ish th e ir nam es m entioned w as ag en t for a lau n d ry , and p e r
but they both gave Ju stice Rand a form ed o th er task s, w hile during
J. S. HAUGHEY, 821 East 17th St. N.
high recom m endation. One says th e sum m er vacation he shoveled
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th a t from his co n tact w ith the men gravel as a m em ber of a co n stru c
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on the suprem e bench he has fo rm tion gang, and labored at hop
ed a m ost favorable opinion of dryers.
them and th a t Ju stice Rand sh a re s
Allan A. Bynon en tered W il
w ith th e oth er m em bers of th e lam ette U niversity w hen he was 19 Bynon served as assista n t United
court his high esteem for honesty, y ears old and com pleted th e three- S tate s atto rn ey , and in 1924 and
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integ rity and faith fu l atten tio n to year law co u rse in tw o years, 1925 as first assista n t. Since th a t
Eastern
duty. He feels th a t the a tta c k on larg ely ow ing to th e fact th a t tim e he has been engaged in the
Ju stice Rand w as m ost u njust.
Multnomah
C harles L. M cNary, now United p ractice of law.
T he other atto rn ey says he b e S tates sen ato r, gave th e young
Bynon’s active In terest tn civic ’
lieves Judge Rand to lie a m an of m an th e benefit of his personal w elfare is d em o n strated by the fact
JOS. w .
Room for m any F acto ries
high c h a racter. He says th e re may tu telag e. W hile at W illam ette the th a t he is p resid en t of th e P o rtlan d
have been some slig h t grounds necessity for funds to com plete his A m ericanization Council and a tto r- i
VOTE
w hich w ere seized by Joseph and education persisted , but th e y o u th ney for th e Oregon Congress of
Mannix to bring p ressu re to bear ful disciple of B lackstone did not P a re n ts and T eachers.
on Rand. He believes th e O re flinch at th e ta sk s set him. “ Labor
gonian m ade a m istak e in nam ing a stan d s on feet of gold,” w as his
Wl I.IIFR HENDERSON FOR
priv ate com m ittee to investigate the m otto and th is m axim he proceeded
R EPRESEN TA TIV E.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOB
c h a ra c te r of the chief justice. He to p ut into p ractice by w orking 1 Many ex-service m en will pick
thinks
it
should
have
come
before
EDW ARD R.
during his sp a re tim e for the o u t th e can d id ates w ho a re ex-
the b ar association or some oth er M arion cream ery —
as cream
-------- te
-- ste r, . se rv ic e m e n and give them th e ben-
Primarlo«. May 18
such organization. He th in k s n o th th en as trav e lin g salesm an selling
of th e ir vote, especially If oth-
ing can come of th e investigation h u tte r and buying eggs and cream e rw | se qualified and experienced,
but dam age to R and's candidacy over p retty n early th e en tire west- , -w nber H enderson Is one of these
PR E SE N T INCUM BENT
|a n d a d is tru s t of th e Oregon bench ern p a rt of th e state. F in ally he 1 mpn He wag w jth tro o p A Oregon
FOR
succeeded in g ettin g a position in | ca v alry on th e Mexican border and
and bar.
th e business office of the Statesm en I wUh (he ¿34 jn fan try d u rin g the
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C lerk o f the
¡CAN’T TALK TO WIFE,
P ub lish in g com pany of
Salem. 1 \y o r| j w ar. He has served as corn-
TOO CROSS AM ) NERVOUS specializing on special featu res and m an d er of th e P o rtlan d P ost A m er
D istrict Court
"E ven my husband co u ld n 't ta lk advertising.
ican Legion. He has held Im port
| to me, I w as so cro ss and nervous.
G rad u atin g from W illam ette law an t positions In P o rtlan d civic o r
Vinol has m ade me a different and
R epublican P rim aries ,May 18
happy w om an.”—Mrs. N. McCall.
school in the sp rin g of 1917, a t the ganizations, was vice p resid en t of
FRANK E.
Vinol is a com pound of iron, age of 21, A llan A. Bynon w as h ap th e M ultnom ah County B ar a sso
W olfe has alw ays m ade good
phosphates, cod liver peptone, etc. pily co n tem p latin g th e chance to ciation in 1926 and is a t p rese n t a
in public office— put him back
The very F IR ST b ottle m akes you
on th e Job.
sleep b etter and have a DIG ap p e put his hard-w on legal education m em ber of the P o rtlan d c h a rte r r e
tite. N ervous, easily tired people into p ractice, when th e United vision com m ission.
a re su rp rised how QUICK the iron, S tates joined th e allies. A bandon
Added to th ese qualifications Is
VOTE X 145
phosphates, etc., give new life and
ing
all
his
cherished
plans,
Bynon
th
a
t of experience in legislative
pep. Vinol ta ste s delicious. G resh
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im m ediately volunteered, signed w ork on w hich he h as a good re c
KEPI BE1CAN
am D rug Co.—Adv.
up for th e first officers’ train in g ord as a m em ber of th e la st sta te
FOR
camp, w as com m issioned a second le g isla tu re.
H e served on the
lie u te n an t, and w ent overseas with gam e. Judiciary, m edicine, p h a r
th e A. E. F. T here he served 18 m acy and d en tistry , ra ilro a d s and
m onths, being discharged from th e tra n sp o rta tio n com m ittees,
IR E I) T. MERRILL
service a fte r th e arm istice with th e
w h e n he was elected tw o y ears
The Jewelry and Opti
ran k of cap tain . Upon his retu rn apo he declared It to be his purpose
C lackam as-M ultnom ah
45 years a booster for
cal Store of the common
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11 of the
C ounties
to Oregon, Bynon served
a ____1
year to an sw er every
ro 1 ll « —
call
P o rtlan d a n d Oregon
people
atten d
w ith th e Oregon N ational G uard as legislative session, and
For Commercial, In
cap tain and ad ju ta n t of th e 1st stric
_____ tly r to leg islativ e b u sin ess; to
Help stop the Spending Org)
One of the finest stocks of
dustrial and Agricul
B attalion of C oast A rtillery . The study both sides of each m easu re
Diamonds and W atches in
He will m ake good
tural Development
follow
ing
y
ear,
1921,
he
w
as
ap-
p
resented,
th
en
vote
my
honest
the Northwest
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pointed atto rn ey for Marlon county convictions; to listen to the w ants
Vole X 120 on Balliit
* * ’ '•
Optical Parlors second to
of th e W orld w ar v eteran s' sta te I an(j needs of th e people of the state,
none, and you will find
Primary, May is, liejs
th en vote for th e ir best Interest.
aid com m ission.
prices very reasonable
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T he Oregon Voter, w hich keeps am, four g ran d ch ild ren , th ree n
From 1922 to 1924, A llan A.
'
X U-
b
ro
th
ers
and
a
sister,
Jam
es
of
a
close
tab
on
leg
islato
rs,
says
of
356 Alder St.. Portland
Tacom a, Wash., John of P eshastln.
his record In th e la st sessio n :
Phone BEacon 8080
........ . . . . , , , /rrr/ îz.
’’W as co n sisten tly reg u la r In a t W ash., Homer of G resham and Mrs.
tendance, fearless In voting; a n a ly Em m a M cA llister of Tacom a.
The fu n eral will be held W ednes
tical In attitu d e to w ard s bills, and
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Slogan: Running on
day a t 2 o'clock at th e U ndenom i
free from en tan g lin g allian ces.”
n ational tem ple and In term en t will
my
record not prom
VOTE 7« X
be m ade in Douglas cem etery u n
DEATH COMES TO
ises.
POWELL VALLEY MAN der th e direction of th e G ates F u
FOR
D eath cam e yesterday to a well- n eral Home.
HOMER D.
known resid en t of Powell Valley,
H ER BER T
Yog I a n’t Kent This
Sam uel G. C arrell, who passed
FOR
A ppetizing luncheon to he served
aw ay afte r a th re e m o n th s’ Illness
for 35 cen ts a t M ethodist church,
from h e a rt disease at th e age of 57 T h u rsd ay , May 17, by ladies of
years, 7 m onths and 6 days. He W. C. T. U. in connection w ith co u n
was born in P rin esv ille, Mo., com ty Institute. S p ag h etti w ith m eat,
Republican
ing to W ashington in 1886 and to scalloped corn, vegetable salad,
Candidate for
pickles, buns, sponge cake with
a t I -•U 4 a. i
Oregon tw o y ea rs later. He w as whipped cream , coffee.—Adv.
REPUBLICAN C A N D ID A T E
m arried to Miss Cora F an ch er
S ta te
R epublican. M ultnom ah County
For
Septem ber 2«, 189», who, w ith five
25c Rubber Hull Free.
R ep resen tative
ch ild ren survives him. Mr. and With each p air of boys' or g irls ’
Mrs. C arrell have resided in Powell keds. All sizes for boys and girls.
Stands for Home Protection.
Also m en's sizes. New stock Just
Young
Basiness
Man
of
i
Valley
since th eir m arriage.
Econom y and H onesty In
In. W alrad Merc. Co., G resham
expérience
and
good
1
government.
Besides the widow, Mrs. Cora
judgment.
ONLY TV)»1 HAILS
I C arrell, th e deceased is survived by
Only tw o in M ultnom ah county
four sons, W illard G. of Golden-
Hair been a member of the
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dale, W ash., Andrew C„ Charley spelling th e ir nam e H-A-l-L. One
Legislature for past 13 years.
Bewis B ld g , Portland. Oregon
Paid Adv by Popick for Repre ' ___________
and D elbert of G resham , a daugh- is D. D. HAIL, candidate for
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sentative Club
te r Mrs. Violet S chaefer of G resh- | R ep resen tativ e X 83.—Adv.
Judge FRED STADTER
JUDGE of
CIRCUIT COURT DEPT. 1
J/E IF/LL J U S T IF Y YO U R GOOD JU D G M E N T
VOTE X 8 6
RE-ELECT
HENDERSON
V O T E X 51
REPRESENTATIVE
Vote X 1 34
BEVERIDGE
100 X Merrill
County Clerk
W o lfe
Andrews
“S T A P L E S ”
Joint State
Representative
Ed.
Popick
A n g e ll
State
Representative
GORDON
S ta te
S e n a to r