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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 193«
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
ELECTION GUIDE
The Townsend National Headquarters has endorsed the following
Candidates, who are pledged to work and vote for the
GENERAL WELFARE ACT OF 1937 (H.R. 4199)
RUFUS C. HOLMAN, for United States Senator.
“ F o r O regon, its people th e ir w elfare a n d p ro sp e rity ."
A m an of c h a ra c te r and ach ie v em en ts, w ith a p roven reco rd of
econom y, efficien cy and hon esty in p ublic a ffa irs . An O regon m an,
w ho u n d e rs ta n d s h e r people, an d how to serve th em an d p ro tect
th e ir in te re sts.
HOMER D. ANGELL, for Congress from the 3rd District
A pro g ressiv e, d ep en d ab le L e g isla to r of m an y y ears ex p erien ce,
long in te re ste d in old age a ssistan ce, an d lo n g a su p p o rte r of th e
T ow nsend P la n fo r N a tio n a l R ecovery.
JAMES W. MOTT for Congress from the 1st District.
H is ex cellen t reco rd in defense of D octor T ow nsend an d th e
T ow nsend P la n in C ongress d em an d s o u r w h o leh earted su p p o rt.
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WALTER M. PIERCE, for Congress, from 2nd District.
A lth o u g h of th e m a jo rity p a rty in C ongress, his in te re s t in an d
su p p o rt of th e T ow nsend P lan , w a rra n t o u r co n tin u ed su p p o rt.
You w ill find th e above nam es in th e O ctober 1 0 th issue o f th e
T ow n send N a tio n a l W eekly.
Do Not be Misled.
There are NO
OTHER Townsend Endorsements.
THE SPECIAL BALLOT.
No. 312 on th e S pecial B allot is th e o p p o rtu n ity g iven to th e
public to dem and of th e L eg isla tu re of th e S ta te th a t th ey m em o r
ialize C ongress to su b m it th e p rin cip les of th e T ow nsend P la n as a
c o n s titu tio n a l a m en d m en t to th e 48 S ta te s for th e ir co n sid eratio n .
Vote 312 x YES.
No. 315
a n e g ativ e vote on th e so called “ E a stm a n B ill” T h is
bill is unworkable, and has been condemned by Doctor Townsend
an d th e re fo re you should Vote 315 x NO.
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COLUMBIA
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In te r p r e ts la w in p ro g re s s iv e s p irit,
an d a p p lie s i t fa ir ly and im p a rtia lly
Paid Adv. Zimmerman for Supreme Court Committee
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By L ois H u tch iso n
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M r. an d Mrs. D ick U pham of Sa
lem, Ore., sp en t from T h u rsd a y u n til
M onday v is itin g M r. U p h am ’s p a r
e n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. C laud U pham .
M yra Sallee of P a y e tte , Idaho,
sp e n t S a tu rd a y an d S u n d ay v is itin g
a t th e hom e of h e r ccu sin , P ra n k
S ater.
Mr. an d Mrs. D. E. S h erry o f E n
te rp ris e v isited F rid a y ev e n in g a t
th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. F o rre st
Moore.
F red B a rn e tt is b u ild in g a new
basem ent.
Mr. a n d Mrs. L e ste r C o lp itts who
a re w o rk in g n e a r P en d leto n v isited
a t th e hom e of Mrs. C o lp itts’ p a r
en ts, Mr. a n d Mrs. E lm er R y lan d ,
S a tu rd a y an d S unday.
IDEAS
CONSERVATIVE
IN FINANCES
• Sustain civil liberties:
maintain clean, efficient
government.
• Protect labor in its rights ;
oppose violence and coer
cion.
• F oster industry and in
crease employment . . more
jobs for workers.
• Prom ote better market
ing of Oregon p roducts;im
prove rural living condi
tions.
• Develop and use O re
gon’s power in the people’s
interest.
• Adequate old age pen
sions for a decent living.
¿ l i i t " CHARLES 1
SPRAGUE
GOVERNOR
t. O Boyd. S«c.
Mr. an d Mrs. M arvin H u tc h iso n
Law L ib ..................................... 12.80
an d Mrs. Lew is D ouglas w ere d in n e r Mrs. E. B. C asteel, S h eriff,
C lerk & E le c t................ ........ 23.00
g u ests a t
th e
B ax ter
H u tch iso n j P endleton
W a te r
Com m .,
hom e T uesday of la s t week.
1.50
C ourt H ouse ......... .........
Jesse Moore an d J o h n n y K nox a t ' M arjory B ohart. Poor ....
61.00
ten d ed th e O regonsC allfo^hta fo o t A ileen E. M oreland, H ealth
25.05
U nit ...................................
ball gam e in P o rtla n d S a tu rd ay .
A. H. M acL aren, H e a lth U nit 83.34
Mrs. E lm er R y lan d re tu rn e d from H ilda B ent, P oor .................
8.50
P o rtla n d S a tu rd a y w here sh e had I R an d all & P e rry . E m erg. .
20.00
E lm a W hipple, P oor ..........
2.35
been receiv in g m edical a tte n tio n .
18.00
Low ell S a te r, w ho h as been s u f Mayme R obinson. E lectio n
Chas. N ielsen, W eed C ontrol 450.00
fe rin g from rh e u m a tic fev er fo r the Geo. M eyers. C ourt H ouse ....
p ast w eek, is im p ro v in g .
P en d leto n B ran ch F ir s t. N at.
B ank, E m erg ............... ............ 31.25
Mrs. M atth ew G ordon and
Miss
M ildred M yers called a t th e F o rre st G. F. H odges. E m e rg ............... 12.00
M erw yn G ilb ert, E m e rg .......... 12.00
Moore hom e F rid a y a fte rn o o n .
Roy H ow ard, E m e rg ................. 12.00
L. C. R ichey, Ind. S old............ 66.71
10.00
H en ry E. N eer, C oroner ......
15.00
B ow m an H otel, E lectio n ......
P in e G rove M ill, G eneral
Road ........................................... 277.97
2.00
CLAIMS ALLOW ED
BY
T H E Ed H ow ard, G eneral Road
UMATILLA COUNTY COURT AT A kers Serv. S ta tio n , G eneral
3.65
T H E OCTOBER, 1938, T E R M E X
R oad ........................................
C EPT C E R T A IN CLAIMS ALLOW ED A ssociated Oil Co., G eneral
112.28
BY STA TU TE:
R oad .....................................—
2.24
V irg il L ow ry, P oor ................$
5.00 W. O. A yars. G eneral R oad
M aude Joe, C o u rt H ouse ......
13.50 H. G. B eckius. G eneral Road 13.88
G eneral
A. C. M cIn ty re, E m erg ............
27.45 B au er & F ra n z ,
Road ............................. ..........
C arl W. C ham bers, E m erg. .. 14.25
F
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k
L.
B
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es.
G
eneral
E d w ard L udlow , P oor ........... 100.00
ltoad ........................................
Mrs. E. B. C asteel, P o stag e,
(o ffices) .................................
16.50 C arl W. C ham bers, G eneral
Road ........................................
W a lt P ic a rd , P oor ..................
21.75
G eneral
Jo e P a y a n t, P o o r ..................... 113.00 C ollier M otor Co.,
Road ........................................
C laren ce H u tso n , P oor .........
3.00
Tom Jones, Clr. C o u rt ......... 39.20 C onsolidated F re ig h t L ines,
G eneral Road .......................
G uy Cook. C ir. C o u rt .............. 20.00
Dr. J. A. B est, In san e ........... 10.00 W. J. C larke. G en eral R oad
5.00 D ally J o u r n a l of Com m erce,
Dr. J. P. B ren n an . In san e
G eneral R oad ...... ............... 41.00
10.00
Dr. H. H. H a tte ry , In san e
O regonian,
G eneral
5.00 E a st
Dr. Geo. S m ith . In san e ...
R oad ........................................... 16.20
4.00
A lta Jo e rg e r, E lectio n ...
2.00
K im M orton. E lectio n ...
2.00
N in a Sloan. E lectio n .......
2.00
Ada B row n, E lectio n .......
1.00
J. M. H arriso n . E lectio n
10.20
E rm a S u rface, C ir. C ourt
J. A. Y eager, In s titu te ......... 200.00
M ayme R o binson, C lerk ......
21.60
N ina Sloan, Co. C o u rt -..........
27.00
N ina Sloan, C lerk
17.32
H en ry E d w ard
N eer, Cir.
C o u rt ................................
30.00
E. L. N orvell. E lectio n .........
3.60
P en d leto n W a te r C om m is
48.00
sion, C o u rt H ouse ................
3.15
C arl W. C ham bers, Co. C o u rt
W estern U nion, Co. C o u rt &
5.24
S h e riff ......................................
E a st O reg o n ian , Co. C o u rt,
J u s t., E m e rg ...........................
23.59
7.50
H. A. P an k o w , S h e riff .........
L arsen P r in tin g Co., S h eriff
3.50
& D ist. A tt..............................
399.72
R. E. Goad, S h eriff & J a il
2.00
H an ley S tu b b lefield , S h eriff
H. & M. R ibbon C arbon Co.,
1.00
S h e riff .................................—
2.40
V a u g h a n ’s E le c tric ,
S h eriff
15.94
D u n lap S ta tio n e ry , O ffices
B ushong & Co., C lerk & E lec
tio n ........................................... 45.70
O regon L u m b er Y ard, R ecor
d er & C o u rt H ouse ........... 31.15
W est C oast P tg . & Bd. Co.,
R eco rd er & E lectio n ......... 67.50
D orothy W. B ell, T re a su re r 33.00
D. W. Davis. A ssessor ........... 14.82
H & M. R ibbon Co., School
S u p t.............................................
5.80
Pac. P ow er & L ig h t Co.,
C o u rt H ouse .........................
92.95
Ind. C ity S cav en g er, C ourt.
3.00
H ouse ......................................
Republican Candidate
2.20
G ad w a’s S tore, C o u rt H ouse
2.86
W. J. C lark e, C o u rt H ouse -
for
F ra n k
L.
Barlnes.
C o u rt
1.50
H ouse ......................................
G illan d ers
&
B u rro u g h s,
2.80
C o u rt H ouse ..........................
S m y th e -B a rth e l Co.. C ourt
UMATILLA COUNTY
7.74
H ouse .............................. .......
J. L. E ld rid g e , P oor F a rm
S u p t............................................. 323.30
Jo n es-K ay Co., P oor F a rm .- 101.66
P en d leto n D ru g Co.. . P oor
P a id Adv.
F a rm ...... .................................
3.15
J. C. P en n ey Co., P oor F a rm
11.71
P ac. P o w er & L ig h t Co.,
P oor F a rm ............................ ^ - 4 7
T allm an & Co., P oor F a rm .. 20.59
P e n lan d Bros. T ra n s fe r Co.,
P oor F a rm ............................
24.00
T a llm a n & Co., J a il ..............
1-50
T roy L a u n d ry . J a il ................
3.07
Low ell C heever, W a te rm a s te r 68.97
W. C. Mason, W a te rm a s te r .. 122.30
W. H. C rary , E le c tio n .........
1.40
R e tta E. B ailey, E lectio n .. .
3.10
M. O. P earso n . E lectio n ......... 14.00
W. L. H am m . Ind. S o ld .......... 95.93
T. M. B irk b eck , Ind. Sold. .. 45.24
Dr. L. C. R ichey, Ind. Sold. .. 32.87
C. C. P ro eb stel, Ind. Sold. .. 63.00
M ary H ouser, E m e rg ............... 73.50
L illia n Nooy. E m e rg ...............
68.85
E ast O reg o n ian , E m erg ..........
15.50
S ta te Dept. of A gr., S ealer of
W e ig h ts ....................
30.58
w e st P ub. Co.. L aw L ib ........ 107.00
L a w y er’s C o o p erativ e P ub.
Co.. L aw L ib ........................... 15.00
T he A m erican Law Book Co..
E llio tt’s G rocery,
G eneral
Jack so n Im p lem en t Co.. G en
e ra l R oad
.......................... 31.60
124.97
Road .........................
2.60 Ja c k A llen S upply. G en eral
L. G. F ra z ie r, G eneral Road
Road ...................................... 155.7«
F u n k & M cLean, G eneral
75.00 K ilh am S ta tio n e ry Co., G en
Road .......................
Corp.,
e ra l Road ..............................
11.75
G eneral
P etro leu m
G eneral R oad ......
46.36 L arsen P r in tin g Co., G en eral
Road .........................................
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G en try M otor Co., G eneral
7.60
4.95 G len L ong, G eneral R oad -
Road .......................
L. J. M cAtee, G eneral R oad
4.92
G ibb’s
Saw m ill,
G eneral
M
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In
te
rn
a
tio
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a
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M
otor
13.39
Road .................... .
T ru c k C orp., G eneral R oad
4-62
H a rv e ste r S upply Co. Gen er-
42.50
al R oad .................
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REPUBLICAN PARTY
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URGES V O IR SUPPORT
For the Following Candidites
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For United States Senator in Congress:
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ALEX G. BARRY, of Multnomah county.
For United States Senator in Congress:
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RUFUS C. HOLMAN, of Multnomah county.
For Representative in Congress, 2nd District:
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U. S. BALLENTINE, of Klamath Fall».
For Governor:
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CHARLES A. SPRAGUE, of Marion county.
For Secretary of State:
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EARL SNELL, of Gilliam county.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction:
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CHARLES A RICE, of Multnomah county.
For Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor:
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C. H. GRAM, of Marion county.
For Senator, 19th Senatorial District:
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REX ELLIS, of Umatilla county.
For Senator, 20th Senatorial District:
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J. A. BEST, of Umatilla county.
For Representative, 23rd Representative District:
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ALFRED CUNHA, of Umatilla county.
CARL ENGDAHL, of Umatilla county.
For County Commissioner:
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W. S. CAVERHILL, Milton.
For County Treasurer:
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BETTYE F. DeHART, Pendleton.
For Recorder of Conveyances:
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VOTE FOR
JACK FOLSOM, Republican; Democratic.
For County Clerk:
Mrs. E. B. Casteel
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MRS. E. B. CASTEEL, Pendleton.
For County Coroner:
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J. A. FOLSOM, Republican; Democratic.
For County Surveyor:
County Clerk
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FRANK HAYES, Democratic; Republican.
(Paid Adv. Umatilla County Republican Central
Committee, by C. C. Curl, chairman.)
Continued Courteous
Service
316 (X) YES!
R A L P H E.
M O O D Y
State of Oregon
PROSECUTOR
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LIQUOR’S $8,000,000
S ta te -W id e PROHIBITION BILL
will return it to bootleggers!
Proposed law wrecks the State Liquor Commis
sion and State Relief, but it will not destroy the
liquor traffic. Prohibition only puts liquor in back
alleys to enrich the underworld. Stand behind your
State Liquor Commission.
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D e fe a t S ta te P ro h ib itio n
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Now these millie is in Oregon are going for Old
Age assistance, « are of homeless and crippled
children, and .reneral relief under decent state
liquor control, which drove bootleggers out of the
state. But the Anti-Liquor League’s
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