1 0 :6 5 A. M., Serm on su b ject,
A m erican Federation^ of Labor, re
“ T he K ingdom of G od.”
cen tly m ade th is sta te m e n t:
1 1 :2 0 A. M.. T each ing hour. J u n -
“ T hus, to ta k e ».000,000 men out
PubllBhed every T h u rsd ay a t H erm is
of th e ir no rm al economic fu n ctio n ' lor ch u rc h fo r th e little folks w ith
ton, U m atilla C ounty, O regon, by
of pro d u cin g and consum ing m eans Mrs. W in. Ilirielin e, su p e rin te n d e n t.
P au lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q ulrlng,
cata stro p h e for o u r business life. J 6 :4 5 P. M., C h ristian E ndeavor,
P ublish ers.
T he wage loss of all w age-earners ju n io r and senior. Miss Nell Reeves
E n tere d us Second Class M atter th is y ear has tak en more money out w ill lead th e m eeting for th e youug
D ecem ber, 1906, U m atilla C ounty, of norm al tra d e ch an n els th a n th e people's m eetin g on the su b ject.
losses front all bank failu res, plus / ’F in d in g my place in life." It will
Oregon.
the losses from all business failu res, also be co n secratio n m eeting and
S u b scrip tio n R ates:
p lus th e loss th a t w ould resu lt if our each en d eav o rer p resen t w ill an sw er
One Y ear .......................................... $2.00 e n tire ex p o rt tra d e were d estro y ed ." I roll call w ith a scrip tu re.
Six M onths ..................................... $1.00
7 :4 5 P. M., E v en in g ch u rch s e r
And Mr. G reen gave figures.
T hree M onths ........................................ 60 W ag e-earn ers and salaried w orkers vice. Serm on su b ject, “ F e a r N ot."
receive 54 per cen t, of th e n atio n al
incom e, th o u g h th ey spend as much
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
h ig h e r percen tag e In th e purchase
a p p ro b a tio n After D eath’’ was the
of goods. W ith th e ir fam ilies they
subject of the Lesson-Sermon
re p resen t 83 p er cen of th e popula
in all Churches of Christ, Scientist,
“ E very h o ard , every person h a n d tlon. They a re th e chief consum ers
on Sunday, April 24.
ling public m oney, should publish of all k in d s of A m erican products.
The Golden Text was,
‘‘He
an acco u n t of It.”
B u t w ith $11,000,000,000 less to
know eth the way th at I take: when
he hath tried me, I shall come forth
be sp en t by wage e arn ers and a n
as gold’’ (Job 23:19).
o th er $7,000,000,000 more lost by
Result, Mot Cause.
Among the citations which com
salarie d w orkers, $18,000,000,000
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
U nem ploym ent Is not th e cause of in p u rch asin g pow er was ta k e n from
following frein the Bible: ‘‘If in
depression, but th e resu lt of d ep res th e A m erican people. W h at w as the
this life only we have hope in
sion.
resu lt? A utom obile p roduction was
C hrist, we are of all men most mis
W ith o ur n atio n al w ealth a t $400, ab o u t h alf of th e 1929 figure. T ex
erable” (I Cor. 15:19).
00«,OOO.OOp today, th e g re a te st in tile in d u strie s produced 17 per cent
The Lcsson-Sormon also included
th e histo ry of o u r n atio n , losses of iess. A bout 170,000 re ta il stores
the following passages from the
■wage e a rn e rs last y ear w ere $11,- and
Christian Science textbook, “ Sci
2000
m an u fa c tu rin g
p lan ts
ence and H ealth with Key to the
000,000,000 as com pared w ith 1929. failed.
All th a t b ro u g h t ab o u t a
S criptures”, by Mary Baker Eddy:
As a resu lt of th a t loss, sales of re still fu r th e r red u ctio n In em ploy
“As man falleth asleep, so shall he
tail sto res was c u t 16 per cent. It m ent and still fu rth e r red u ctio n In
aw ake. As death findeth m ortal
c u t deeply in to th e revenue of fac b u y in g pow er th e b u y in g pow er th a t
man. so shall he be a fter death,
to ries th a t supply goods for p roduc is so w oefully needed to place money
until probation and grow th shall
ers and consum ers, and Into the in to th e ch an n els of trade.
effect the needed change . . . No
m ark ets of farm ers.
final Judgm ent aw aits m ortals, for
Since 1929, in d u s tria l production
the Jurigme: t-day of wisdom comes
■—-—¡Ejje w ealth of our n ation is not has dropped 45 per cent. M anufac
hourly and continually, even the
m easured in d ollars hut In th e con turin g * em ploym ent is down 33 per
judgm ent hy which m ortal man is
sum ing power of th e A m erican peo cent. C o n stru ctio n has been reduced
divested of all m aterial e rro r”
ple. W hen th e wage e a rn e r Is by 6« per cent, and resid en tial build
(p291).
forced to cu t down on th e use of the in g by 80 per cent. Isn ’t th e re a
medium of exchange, money, th e e f need for th e A m erican payroll? * • 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4
fect is felt by every in d u stry .
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Jam es H. B yrnes and d a u g h te rs
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V ern a and Jo an accom panied by
"O ur ch ief concern here today is
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th e A m erican pay ro ll," he said. " E v
T h u rsd ay on business.
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Cloyd T ilson m otored to P en d le
ery o th er co n sid eratio n Is u n im p o r
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• ton T h u rsd ay on business.
ta n t.
W h at th e co u n try needs Is
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Jim m ie Peck of A rlin g to n is v isit-
em ploym ent, wages. These a re th e
t i g a t th e home of his b ro th e r E r
METHODIST CHURCH
only facto rs th a t can b rin g p erm a •
nest Peck.
O scar W. P ayne, P asto r
n en t recovery.”
Mrs. A lb ert Foord and d a u g h te rs
T he re g u la r services in th e S u n Tna an d Jv n e of T he Dalles spent
W illiam Green, p resid en t of th e
he week end in U m atilla v is itin g
day school a t th e ch u rch
in the
m o rn in g and th e E p w o rth L eague at w ith Mrs. F lorence T ipple.
Mrs. Ollie A pple an d g ra n d d a u g h
7 :0 0 in th e evening, and th en a very ter accom panied by L ouise B yrnes
in te re stin g su b ject for th e evening and D onald H arry m an a tte n d e d the
show in H erm isto n T h u rsd ay ev en
w orship ho u r.
You a re co rd ially in v ited to these ing.
Mrs. A lb ert K enedy of S e a ttle is
services.
Isitin g at th e home of her d a u g h te r
J hr WrruiiBtiin Airraid
BAPTIST CHURCH
E. Jam es Caln, P asto r
' N ex t S unday th e Pastos. will
I speak on th e stib ’e d i “ A B u ck et of
! B lood," mid In th e ovoning he will
! spook on “Ent.irgem ent of the
: H e a rt.’’
Keep them
R E P A IR E D
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SHOESHOP
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The evening service w/11 begin
J at eight o’clock beginning next Sun-
! day, and at seven o’clock each Sun
day we will have a B aptist Young
People’s Union meeting. Next Sun
day, May let, Mr. Mason and Mr.
Rtngold of Pendleton will be a t our
■ B. Y. P. U. meeting to give ue a send
off and help us organize.
Don't forget th r Bunday School
at ten o'clock every Sunday morning
and the Prayer and Bible study hour
at eight o'clock.
BAPTIST-CH RISTIAN CHURCH
W. E. Jones, P asto r
10:20 A. M., C om m union Service.
10 :3 0 A. M.. Song Service and a n
nouncem ents.
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P rim a ry Election, M ay 20
I STAND ON MY PAST RECORD
Present S h e riff
<Pd Adv.)
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Shaw , a tte n d e d the S tate C h ristian
E ndeavor C onvention A pril 21-24.
T hey re tu rn e d Monday m orning, re
p o rtin g a very enjoyable and w orth
w hile tim e.
G eorge K endler. Sr., has retu rn ed
from th e St. A nthony's hospital in
P endleton w here he has been for
th e past m onth.
A rchie M cFarland has re tu rn e d
from P o rtlan d . He accom panied his
w ife as fa r as P o rtlan d last week
when she left for G ran ts Pass, Ore.,
to ta k e care of Mr. M cF arland's
m o th er who is ill.
Lew B row nell, F ran k C lark, P ete
McNabb, an d Lloyd M iller atten d ed
th e M f'-onic banouct in A rlin g to n
la st T uesday evening.
Mr. an d Mrs. J. B. S p rin g er a c
com panied by Mr. n t Mrs. Bred
K nudson m otored to W alla W alla
T uesday.
The U m atilla high school boys
baseball team motored to H erm iston
last F rid a y w here U m atilla w as de
feated by th e score 9-2.
T he Texaco Service sta tio n b u ilt
by C larence G uerin is com pleted and
is open fo r service. Bill Peck is th e
o p erato r.
T he five hundred club met a t th e
hom e of Miss S ara Rlx T uesday a f
ternoon. Those present w ere: Mes-
darnes H a rry
lihodenbough. Lew
B row nell, F red K nudson, W illiam
Conlon, W endell Lew ellyn, W illiam
L ogan, A lexander Reid, E lm ore Mc
Kenzie an d th e hostess, Miss S ara
Rix.
Miss A gnes K endler has p u r
chased a Model A Ford coupe from
R ohrm an'g garag e in H erm iston.
P aul D onnavon of S pokane was
elected 7 th and 8th grade teac h er
and in s tru c to r of high school a th
letics by th e school d irecto rs In th e
last m eeting.
T he U m atilla high school baseball
team defeated th e P ilo t Rock team
T uesday aftern o o n by th e score 4-0.
Mrs. Tom O'D onnell has gone to
H u n tin g to n to visit h er d au g h ter.
Mrs. L. W. Compton of M essner
is v is itin g a t th e George B utterood
home.
Mr. and Mrs. C u ttin g s and ch ild
ren m otored to Hood R iver Sunday.
Mrs. J. H. C herry re tu rn e d home
from C alifo rn ia Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Irw in C hapm an anil
d a u g h te r F ran ces and R obert Brown
ell sp en t th e week end a t th e D. C.
C hapm an hom e in P en d leto n .
A. S. K enedy of S e a ttle w as in
U m atilla M onday to visit his wife.
W. A. Conlon sp en t S unday w ith
relativ es in P o rtlan d .
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W in. H aggem nn, C harles H olm an,
Jo h n H eckm an, Claud McCall, H. L.
H edrick, J. M. S penser and F ran k
Sloan jo u rn ey ed to H eppner Monday
ev ening w here they w ere g uests of
Mrs. E rn e st Peck.
Jim m ie and Eddie Peck m otored th e M asonic lodge of th a t city. Dele
to S e a ttle W ednesday evening and g atio n s from U m atilla, M orrow and
re tu rn e d hom e T h u rsd ay .
G illiam cou n ties atten d ed th e b an
Mr. and Mrs. U rsel H y a tt m otored q u et a t 6 :3 0 and th e lodge m eeting
to P en d leto n Sund t
Mr. F ra n k lin whi.se le w as broken d u rin g th e evening.
A sm all sh ip m en t of S ta b ilizatio n
recen tly w hen a p a rt of a d e rrick
fell on him re tu rn e d hom e F rid ay . corp, cracked w h eat w as reielv ed
He h as been nt th e St. A n th o n y 's S atu rd ay and d is trib u te d am ong f a r
hosp ital In P en d leto n for some tim e. m ers w ho w ere In need of feed. Ano
Mr. and Mrs. F rank Clark mo
ored to Heppner Monday where th e r sh ip m en t la expected in the
Mrs. Clark visited with Mr. and Mrs. n e a r fu tu re.
W alter Bullard while Mr. Clark a t
Members of the S tu d y club and
tended the Masonic banquet,
th e ir g u ests sp e n t a d e lig h tfu l a fte r
Louise B y r f ts e n te rta in e d h er
group of Sunday school pupil» S a t noon W ednesday a t th e P re s b y te r
u rd ay aftern o o n w ith a d e lig h tfu l ian church w hen a very in te re stin g
p a rty a t th e C om m unity ch u rch . The program w as p resen ted by th e P e n
o bject of th e p arty was " a search dleton W om en's club.
C om m unity
for new m em bers.” Mis? Ju d y Pope, sin g in g w as led by Mrs. E. A. Hoos-
p rim ary d e p artm en t su p e rin te n d e n t,
was also presen t. T he a ftern o o n w as lei, p resid en t c f th e local club. Mrs.
sp en t in p lay in g gam es a fte r w hich W a lte r S m ith of P ilo t Rock gave a
lu n ch eo n of sandw iches, cookies, m ost com prehensive ta lk on “Oregon
an d p u n ch w ere served.
T w en ty W rite rs ” w hich was h ig h ly enjoyed.
m em bers w ere p resen t.
T he social h o u r w as held In th e
Mrs. A1 Foord and d a u g h te rs, Ona
and Ju n e, of The D alles, v isited ch u rch p arlo rs w hich w ere a tt r a c t
frien d s In U m atilla over th e w eek ively a rra n g e d and b e a u tifu lly dec
end .
! o rated w ith sp rin g flow ers. Mrs. F.
Mr. and Mrs. T h o rn e an d c h ild B. C onnor and Mrs. W . G, W allace
ren, Dave R oberts and R alph '1 h o m e
of P endleton visited a t th e Milo Mc poured a t an a ttra c tiv e te a table.
Club hostesses w ere Mrs. J. M. R ich
F arlan d home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n W u rs te r an d a rd s and Mrs. W. T. Reeves. Out
d au g h ters. A nnie, May. and S ara, I of tow n g u ests w ho a tte n d e d th e
accom panied by L ucille B au lt mo- I m eeting w ere: Mrs. J. S. B urnham
tored to M abton, W ash., S u n d ay i
and Mrs. M. C. B a ra g e r of H erm is
w here th ey visited relativ es.
Mrs. W endell L lew ellyn h as re - ; to n ; Miss E lain e G reen, Mrs. Jam es
tu rn ed from P o rtla n d w here she vi- ) Jo h n s, Mrs. N at K im ball, Mrs. G. W.
sited Mrs. Tom T ucker.
P helps, Mrs. H , S. G arfield, Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Crow R obb v isited |
at th e Jo h n W u rster hom e T uesday H elen R obinson, Mrs. M cC lintock
and Mrs. Geo. H a rtm a n of P en d le
m o rn in g en ro u te to Spokane.
Mrs. W endell L lew llyn e n te r ta in to n ; Mrs. L illian P u rd y of P o rtla n d
ed th e B ridge club
last T uesday an d Mrs. W a lte r S m ith
of P ilot
evening.
I). R B row nell becam e very 111 Rock.
Mrs. R. E. W in sted an d d a u g h te r
T h u rsd ay and was ta k e n to th e hos
p ital at Pasco. W ash He u n d e rw e n t M arion a re r is itn ig Mrs. W in ste d ’s
n o p eratio n S atu rd ay and is re p o rt p a re n ts n ear P en d leto n .
ed to he very ill.
M. C. G lover, a c tin g S ta te O range
Mr. and Mrs. lln rry H ull and Miss
C lara C orrigan m otored to P en d le M aster, a tte n d e d th e Pom ona m eet
ton S atu rd ay w here th ey sp en t th e ing in S ta n field T hursday.
Adolph H eyden has re tu rn e d
to
day shopping.
Mr. and Mrs W a lte r B u llard of h is home on th e Meadows a fte r an
H eppner were week end g uests of
absence of th re e weeks in P o rtlan d
r. and Mrs. F ra n k C lark.
E arl C herry and A lbert Veig mo w here he w as o p erated on for ap p en
tored to P endleton F rid ay aftern o o n . dicitis.
D. C. C hapm an of P en d leto n vi
The local H om e E conom ics club
sited at th e home of h is son E rv in assisted by o th e r G ran g e m em bers
'h ap m an T hursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe S p rin g er, Mrs. served th e noon and ev en in g m eals
!lm ore McKenzie. Miss S ura Rlx for v isitin g G ra n g e rs w ho atten d ed
,.nd Miss C lara C o rrig an m otored to th e county G ran g e assem bly here
P endleton T uesday evening to visit T hu rsd ay . C overs w ere laid fo r 185
th ._
e E astern S ta r C h a p te r th ere, a t noon an d fo r 75 in th e evening.
M rs. M innie W hite. G rand M atron
Mr. and Mrs. Guy C raven a re be
of Oregon w as a v isito r a t t j e P e n
ing fe licitated upon th e b irth of a
d leton ch ap ter.
Mrs. T. O. W aller an d sm all d au g h d a u g h te r In th e H erm isto n hoepital
te r G enevieve have gone to P rin e - W ednesday. A p ril 27.
vlle. Ore., w here they
w ill m ake
Mrs. U. O. S hipley re tu rn e d S u n
th e ir hame. Mr. W aller Is a g e n t for
Home C om fort Stoves In th a t d is day to h er hom e a t M lram a fte r
h elp in g c are for h er m o th er, Mrs.
tric t.
The B ridge rln b m et a t th e hom e C. C. D unn w ho has been very 111
of Mrs. Joe S p rin g er F rid ay a f te r a t h er hom e h e re for th e p ast m onth.
noon. A delicious luncheon w as
Miss M arjory Cooper an d
Miss
served a t th e close of th e gam es.
H elen F red rick so n w ere hostesses a t
M ildred Conlon. Devee B row n, a six o’clock dinner Saturday even
Tommy
O 'D onnell,
D elbert
Van
BchniivR. A rtliiu B ttrw lrk, D arw |p ing at »he 8. R, Cooper home, C ut *
ers w ere laid for the Misses M ildred
P ereg rin , C a th e rin e M iller, W ilhel-
m ina H edrick, V ivian C ro n ter, H el
en Connor, D orothy R um ple and th e
hostesses. L a te r in th e evening the
p a rty atte n d e d th e Udey dance.
F riday evening th e local schools
w ill have open house. T he o p eretta
“ A t th e E nd of th e W ar P a th ,” an
In d ian o p e re tta , w ill be presented
by th e grades.
T h ere w ill be no
charge for adm ission and th e pub
lic is invited.
J. F. L ane of P a rk d a le is o p e ra t
in g th e d red g er for th e d rain ag e
d is tric t. A new d itch is being made
to connect w ith the m ain chan n el
w hich w ill d ra in a n ad d itio n a l q u a r
te r section of land.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Cooper are
tra n s a c tin g business in W alla W alla.
Mr. an d Mrs. C C. H opkins of
V ancouver. W n., w ere week end
g uests at th e hom e of Mrs. H opkins
d a u g h te r. Mrs. F. L. S nyder.
Mrs. H arle R ogers is a ssistin g in
th e post office.
W illiam K napp was tra n s a c tin g
business in M onum ent and H eppner
T h u rsd ay .
FINANCIAL GUIDANCE
FOR EMPLOYE AND
EMPLOYER
B eing In co n sta n t touch w ith th e com m ercial and
farm life of th is com m unity aud of th e business w orld
g en erally , T he F irs t N a tio n a l is in a position to coun
sel and advise custom ers a t all tim es and u n d e r all
conditions.
W e co rd ially in v ite you to open an account h ere so
th a t o u r experienced g u id a n c e may become av ailab le
to you w henever th e need arises.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
of H erm iston
C ap ital. S u rp lu s and U ndivided P ro fits Over $50,000.
F. B. SWAYZE, President
A. H. NORTON, Cashier
“CARNIVAL BOAT” SCREEN
R. ALEXANDER. Vice-President
D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier
PLAY WITH PLENTY ACTION.
The Cast.
B uck G annon .................. B ill Boyd
Honey ....................... G inger R ogers
H ack ............................ F red K ohler
Jim G annon .... H o b art B osw orth
Babe ......................... M arie P revost
B aldy ......T............ E d g ar K ennedy
S tubby ........................ H a rry Sw eet
L ane ......................... C h arles Sellon
De Lacey ............. W a lte r P erciv al
A ss’t to De Lacey .... Ja c k C arlyle
W indy .............................. Joe M arba
Jo rd a n .................. E ddie C handler
B a rte n d e r ....................... Bob P erry
T he w ide-open spaces of th e pine
forests of th e low er M ississippi riv
e r d is tric t fu rn ish th e locale for the
p ictu re "C a rn iv a l B o at," w hich is
a t th e O asis th e a tre F rid a y an d S a t
urday.
T he fea tu re d p lay ers a re B ill
Boyd. G in g er R ogers, H o b a rt Bos
w orth and E d g ar K ennedy, th e la t
te r p ro v id in g th e comedy relief.
T he sto ry te lls of a young fellow
p u t in c h arg e of his f a th e r ’s logging
o p erations, only to slow dow n pro
duction th ro u g h his care-free m e th
ods. W hen th e fin al d riv e for log
s ta rts , how ever, h e proves h is w orth.
S everal th r illin g scenes in clude a
ru n -aw ay log g in g tr a in , a log jarff
in a riv e r an d others.
T he plot moves fast and is ex cit
ing, and th e v arious c h a ra c te rs are
all capable and In te re stin g ly played.
Lime Dust Used on Spit Bugs.
H y d rated lim e du st applied the
la tte r p a rt of A pril has been found
an effectiv e co n tro l of th e sp ittle
bugs w hich have w ro u g h t such h a
voc in stra b e rry fields in recen t
years.
A 2 per cen t ncotine-linie
d u st has been slig h tly more effec
tive in te s ts m ade by th e O regon ex
p erim en t sta tio n b u t it is m ore ex
pensive. A d u ste r is used in ap p ly
ing th e lime, ith th e discharge spout
d irected to w ard th e crow n of th e
p lan t. One or tw o "s h o ts” of d u st
serves to coat th e foliage co m p lete
ly, w hich is necessary for good con
trol.
OREGON CITY— P h o sp h o ru s-b ea
rin g fe rtiliz e rs used in d em o n stra
tion tria ls on b rix n u t filb e rt o rc h
ard of C. A. V ouderahe so u th of O re
gon C ity la st y ear hav e show n a
hold-over effect on th e cover crop,
rep o rts J .J. Inskeep. In th ese row s
th e cover crop fu rn ish ed about 15,-
OOo pounds of green m a te ria l to
tu rn u n d er th is sp rin g , w hile those
w ith no phosphorus produced only
about 2000 pounds.
T his Is the
th ird consecutive y ear for th is fe r
tilizer tr ia l in w hich Mr. V onderahe
and Mr. Inskeep a re cooperating.
The young trees a re ju s t com ing in
to te a r in g and yields w ill be ta k e n
for th e firs t tlm e~thi3 year. F e rtili
zer com binations b eing used include
com plete fe rtiliz e r, p hosphorus and
potash, nitro g en and
phosphorus,
n itro g en and potash, an d n itro g en
alone.
J ack ’ s B rown ß o BBYS HOP
P late D in n er
H am and Eggs
Steaks and Chops
OPEN 7:00 A. M. UNTIL 11:00 P. M.
Though the settin g is the tall
tlihber and the characters are lum
ber Jacks instead of cowboys, the
picture Is a W estern in general ef
fect In th a t Its appeal is In vigorous
action, outdoor scenes and thrills,
and Its hero, played by Bill Boyd, 1
an easy going likeable chap, who be
comes a tw o-fisted dare-devil when
the occasion requires and the love
story Is properly Incidental.
On the program is th a t famous
stu tterer, Ronco Ates, In another
comedy, “Use Your Noodle."
Vote for
J. O. BAILEY
(S tate Senator)
Supreme Court Judge
Fosition No. 3
Qualified—Vigorous—Progressive
He le conscientious and has the confidence
and respect of all the people.
— Paid Adv.
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He has been true to Oregon
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veterans, fisheries and all other
vital Interests of the state.
Clean - Courageous - Efficient
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