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Chnrlei A. Hpraffti
(Republican Candidate)
- His ancestors settled In Salem,
Maw., In 1038 and apread westward
with the great migrations. The can
didate waa born at Lawrence, Kan..
In 1887. The family moved In a few
montha to Columbus Junction, Iowa.
He financed his education at Mon
mouth, 111., college by teaching and
writing for newspapers. Through hta
Job as correspondent, Sprague formed
associations which led him to a pub
lisher's career years later.
At 33, Sprague went to Waltsburg.
Wash., as school superintendent and
In three years waa appointed sup
erintendent of public Instruction for
the state of Washington at Olympla.
A hankering for newspaper work per
suaded htm to purchAM the Jourmtl
fcWmes, a weekly, at RKzvllle, Wash..
In 1916.
He pierced a larger newspaper field
In 1031, buying an Interest in the
Oorvallls Gazette -Times, He sold hta
hare at a substantial profit In 1020
and bouRht a two-third interest In
the Salem Statesman where be Is
publisher.
Sprague has maintained a deep
nd actlTa devotion to community
and educational problems. He Is
trustee for both Willamette univer
sity and Albany college. He has been
a steadying Influence In Republican
politics for many years and In 1034
waa keynoter at the State Republi
can club convention.
He has two children, a daughter
who Is a bacteriologist at Sun Jose,
Cel., and a son who la a student at
Oberlln.
Sprague believes In a atable and
orderly government. He believes, too.
the people want their highway de
partment, state police department,
liquor commission and all other
state departments free from political
spoils Abuses; that the state should
have the benefit of the training and
experience of competent employes.
' The candidate regards the existing
liquor laws satisfactory without Im
portant change. He assorts the WPA
and state relief programs necessary
until men now benefiting by such
agencies have been re-employed In
private enterprises at good wages. He
aaserta It Is a libel on the humani
tarian purposes of President Roose
velt to aay the election or a Repub
lican would cut off relief.
He says he would take construc
tive steps to build new sources of
agricultural and Industrial Income.
Ho agrees the stato should Increase
Ha pension to the aged to the full
amount possible under the law. He
promises careful compliance with the
federal program ao Oregon would
not be exit off for allowing politics
to creep In as they did In some other
states.
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20 NORTH RIVERSIDE
Ml
Gubernatorial Candidates -Background
and Platforms
(Editor! note: In an effort to gi reader eonclaa information
bout the major candidate! at the November election, the Mall Tri
bune presenta through the Associated Press, brier sketches of each guber
natorial candidate, followed by hi! political vlewa).
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Henry L. Hess
(Democratic Candidate)
Three decades ago thla 47-year old
candidate for the highest office In
state government wore the caulked
boot of the northwest logger.
Born at Rexburg, Idaho, Hess wti
the second son among eight chil
dren. HI parents, who moved
Union where his father operated
sawmill, recently celebrated th .
golden wedding anniversary.
The candidate, an inseparable coin
panlon of two motherless sons, wa
educated at Rexburg, Ricks college
Idaho, Union high school and the
University of Oregon. He waa admit
ted to the bar in 1014.
Young lawyer Hcaa waa a top ser
geant In the United States expedi
tion to France. Upon his return, he j
The nominee went to the statu
senate from Union and Wallowa !
counties In 1032 and served through 1
three regular And two special sea-
slons. He was chairman of the for- :
eatry and forest products committee i
and the committee on counties. He j
waa a member of the committees on j
irrigation and drainage, revision of
laws, and game and vice-chairman
of the committees on education and
ways and means.
Hess has defined his platform as
"liberal, progressive government em- ;
bodying fundamental American prin
ciples ada'pted to Oregon's changing
needs."
He advocates Individual farm own- i
crshlp as against corporation farm- !
lng; long term farm financing at j
low rates and equltablo distribution j
of taxes between farmers and those '
"better able" to CArry the load.
The candidate believes It la neces
sary to develop Oregon markets un- ,
der Oregon labels; to encourage man
ufacture of lumber end pulp by
products; to work for a sustained
forest yield.
Labor must have the right to bar
gain collectively, ho says, with wage
and hours safegunrded by law. Ho
declares for strict law enforcement,
lntolernnt of violence and racketeer
ing. His other points are old age pen
sions to "properly care for" the aged,
full use of the president's power pro
gram, encouragement of WPA and
PWA projects until private industry
takes up tho slack, adequate educa
tional facilities, development of rec
reational resource nd the tourist
trade.
Could Prove Ills Age.
URBANA. 111. (AP) When a 73
year old Urban a man applied for an
old age pension he was asked for j
proof of his age. He referred au- !
thorltlea to his mother, 00, who Is
In good health except for her sight. 1
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Belts, Gear, Valves, Leath
ers, Plungers, Rods, Cams,
Springs, Pins.
PLENTY of WATER at all Times
WITH THE TURBINE-TYPE
WATER
SYSTEMS
"100 PUMPS Within a PUMP"
BWaf
There Is hut one Westc.
II function per f wily on
all of the hnve duties.
He mention this slmpl
to have our Mater a li
tem ru Moment know thai
liter Is nothing experi
mental about theYetco.
Imtead, there Is belt hid
Itila most modern devel
opment In pumping science a wealth of engi
neering experience that has been relied upon
hy some of I he world' largeM commercial
and Industrial nrgiinlr.itloni.
If nu are nut sniffled with
your present water system, or
plan In Imtall one on your farm
nr rmtntry place, let us a1t
n In planning the must satls
fart or y one for your pari Irnlat
requirement.
HUBBARD-WRAY CO.
TELEPHONE 1100
MTDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TpnjRRT)AY.
FLANNEL
Gowns
2 (or $1.00
Woman's warm solid color
outlnt flannel gowns: heavy
flannel; full cut; well made,
PF.NNEY'g Mnln floor
OUTINO
Flannel
15 yds $1.00
10 to 20-3ard short length
of good weight white flan
nel; 11 tnrhes wide; excel
lent value; shop early,
PKNNEY'8 HHlt-ony
54-inch
Woolens
Close
Out Buy
$1.
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Tor sale at Pen ney's
now! 2m yjirds only of
Sil-lnch virgin wool
crepes, coalings, suitings
In dress weights; beaut
iful and all rotors.
very special prlrel
PENNEY'S Balcony
3 lb. All Wool Batts
$1.00
Again those large,
comforter size un
1 1 leached all wool
batts at a sensa
tionally low price,
'limnttty limited;
shop earlyl
Penney's Halcony
Double-Plaid
Blankets
pr.$1.00
Wurm double cotton
blankets at a reature
I o w price; block
plaids In rose, blue,
gold, green, and lav
ender. Only 25, so
hurry I
PENNEY'S Balcony
Lace Table Cloths
70"x70" Special!
$l.ea
Beautiful filet lace
tablecloths In a large
; 0-Inch square sire;
llrnt time ottered
i nine early for thcr!
PENNEY'S Balcony
10 Wool
Undies
pedal
Bny
4for$l.
Neter before haie
we offered the5t
flue quality pari
wool tuck-stltch
rests, panties, and
bloomers at tht
tremendously low
price! V o in e n s
and Misses' stirs!
Children's Warm
FLANNEL SLEEPERS
2 for $1.00
Excellent tteltht, full mt flanm I
Mecper. made nlth feet: ages j
in R: assorted stripes and color.
Buy now!
PENNEY'S Main Floor
MATTRESS COVERS
rnll bed sire mattres rovers
Made of good quality linblrarhcd
muslin; Mti sire, at only V.
rr.NNEVS Halrnnr
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I NORTH CENTRAL AT SIXTH f
SHEET
Blankets
2 for $1.00
Perfect, large size sheet
blankets, good weights; col
ored plaids or grey and Inn
with striped end.
PENNEY'S Balcony
House Frocks, 2 for
omen's fast color house dresses from
higher price; broken size rouses.
PENNEY'S Second Floor
36 in. Flannel 10 yds
Wizard quality striped outing flannel,
full .llilit ch width; feature buy at this
low price!
PKNNEY's Balcony
Cotton Print 12 yds
(ilndlo percale, fust rolor; 3G-lnch prints
hi a wide selection of colors at a price
(hat's unbeatable. Stock up now!
PENNEY'S Ualrony
Silk Satin Slips
Beautiful four pore silk ntln fOlps; heav- '
My Inced or ttillorcd styles; tea rose and
riesh color. Sles 31 to 41. Amnzlng value!
PENNEY'S Alain Floor
Tafeta Slips 3 for
ouieu's rayon luff eta slips; lace trim
med, bias cut. Tea rose only. All sizes
hut quality limited. Advl.se enrly shopping.
PENNEY'S Mnln Floor
Cotton Stockings lOpr
Children's warm serviceable cotton hosi ,
ribbed knit ; dark tan shades. Sizes 5Vfe
to 10,
PENNEY'S Main Floor
Ruffled Curtains 4 pr.
Close out buy on these better quality
marquisette Prjsrllln style curtain?; solid
color with contrasting rnfNes; full sire.
PENNEY'S Balcony
All Wool Blankets ,
Heavy virgin nool double hlankets at a .
very special price. Block plnld design In
lose, blue,, gold am) green. Only 1A In
(he lot, so hurry!
PENNEY'S Balcony
Wool Batts 3 for
t-lb. full comforter size, all wool Hatty;
dark grey color. Only 47 left, so hurry!
PENNEY'S Balcony
Imported Rugs
Itlch coloring In these Imported oriental
design riiKs. Fringed ends; size 27 hy 40;
umcn putterns.
PENNEY'S Balcony
Luncheon Cloths 4 for
.v?M-lnrh hemmed rot ton luncheon
clot lis; colored woirn borders and plnld
centers; assorted colors,
PENNEY'S Balcony
Flannel Short Lgths 8yd.
superior quality, regularly higher priced,
iirt-lnch f'nnry outing flannel; short
lengths; big selection.
PENNEY'S Balcony
Tuckstitch Pajamas
-lust unpacked! Women's better qui
98'
lticktltch pajamas and gowns, 1ilo.il fur
(hoe cold winter nights. Fit nugly, kl
bottom; small, medium and large.
PENNEY'S Main Floor
Cotton Bloomers 4 for
Women's and Misses' warm cotton rlhbed
knit bloomers; full cut; while or flesh
color,
PENNEY'S Main Floor
Part Wool Hose 4 pr.
Women's neat fitting rayon and wool
hose; fall colors. Sires 111 to 10. Bar
gain price!
PENNEY'S Main Floor
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Lined Jumpers
Compare this talue! Men's warm flannel
lined blue denim work Jumpers at the
lonet price vtn'll find.
PINNEY'S Main Floor
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OCTOBER 20. 1938.
TERRY
Towels
12 for $1.00
Handy site, perfect quality
terry towels; white center
colored borders. Featured at
St a dozen stork up now!
PENNEY'S Balcony
Finer Dresses
.lust fifteen of these beautiful silk frocks
ut this special bargain price. Originally
sold at many times this amount.- Some
with slips and Jackets. Come early for
these. PENNEY'S Second Floor
Silk Hose 4 pr.
Pure silk hose, perfect quality, neat fit
ting; semi fashioned; fall colors; In sizes
8i to 10'.
PENNEY'S Moln Floor
Big Mac Shirts 2 for
Sanforized shrunk, forest green Covert
shirts, nig Mac quality; sizes 14l to 17.
Quantity limited shop early!
PENNEY'S Main Floor
All Wool Sweaters
Men's ribbed knit coat style sweaters ; t
all wool; colors dark brown and grey;
sizes 36 to 4fi. Very special buy!
PENNEY'S Main Floor
Jumbo Curtains
Extra large prlscllla curtains; fine mar
quisette; will fit large windows; assorted
colors. PENNEY'S Balcony
Monks Cloth 4 yds
Four-ply natural color monks cloth t
a feature low price! 36 inches wide. Buy
now! PENNEV'S Balcony
PLIOFILM RAIN CAPES
New transparent rain capes with hoods.
New feat her lite 3'-oz. odorless rubber
fabric; positively waterproof; folds In a
hand bag; flattering colors red, green,
blue. PENNEY'S Second Floor
Crib Blankets4 for
Baby Pepperell crib blankets; large slz
30x40 Inches; good weight, In blue or
pink.
PENNEY'S second Floor
Warm Bed Jackets
It educed from higher prices! Warm
dainty , . . appealing bed Jackets made
of rich potter moss fabric or silk and
wool tuck-stltch; assorted colors.
PENNEY'S Second Floor
Transp'tTea Aprons 4 fr
Made of new PlloNIm rubber fabric;
reatherlltc weight; positively waterproof;
transparent In assorted colors, red, blue
and green.
PENNEV'S Second Floor
Women's Fine Blouses
Tailored or frilly blouse In white and
colors; sires 34-40.
PENNEV'S Second Floor
Boys' Cord Jimmies
smartly styled corduroys In navy blue
or leather shade. Reinforced at points
of most strain: 4 to S years.
PENNEY'S Main Floor
Silk Panties 3 for
Women's good quality, lace trimmed, tea
rose color silk panties.
PENNEY'S Main Floor
Linen Toweling 5 yds.
Genuine Stevens all-linen Id-Inch toweJ
Ing, Also lav 30 striped linen towels.
PENNEV'S Balcony
Panel Curtains 5 for
Fringed or tailored panel curtains; M
Inches wide, t'j )ards long; eeni or
cream color. Excellent value, only 125, so
hurry!
PENNEY'S Balcony
New Suede Wedgies
Women's and MIseV new tie Mh?
a"
Wedgies; cot out pattern larr front; I
Mack suede only, t-ast shipment was
seelont so hurry!
PENNEY'S Main Floor
Sheep-lined Slipper Pr.
Warm shrrp-skln sllpprrs. it
(lucrd from hlithrr prim! line. J
Also n.w nnlte hfl houv JSI
IIiht at $1 for Dollar lj I
Trallirr!
rriv Mam riiw
CHILDRENS
Rain Capes
With & on
Beretl
Scotch plaids; full cut cape,
warm, water proofed;
matching beret; assorted
colors red, green blue; aces
8 to 16.
PENNEY'S Second Floor
Large 98-lb. Size
Flour Sacks
Dozen
for
Perfect quality, bleached
and opened !8-lb. size flour
sacks. Dollar nays feature!
stork up now!
PENNEY'S Oalrony
Men's Fine
R Hd JS Jfc ah OIaSj4afc
2for$1 Mj
Special buy on 200 Men's
better broadcloth dress
shirts. Full cut, fast color
prints: well made; slies
14H to 17. Compare this
value!
PENNEY'S Mnln Floor
Men's Warm
SWEATERS
2
$1
Fleece
Lined
Men's heavy weight cotton
knit sweaters; cont style, but
ton front; grey and hroun
heather mixtures; sizes .1(1
to 46.
PENNEY'S Main Floor
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Men's Winter Weight
UNION SUITS
2 for $1
We defy all comparison on this
outstanding ralue: First qual
ity cotton ribbed knit union
suits; ecru color; 12-lh. nelght;
long sleeves and legs. They'll
sell fast, gets yours early! Sizes
36 to 46.
PENNEY'S Main Floor
BOYS' SLIP-OVER
SWEATERS
2 for $1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Boys' ribbed knit hentlier mix
ture sweaters; slipover style;
close out buy; nearly all size
In to 18.
PENNEY'S Main Floor
Boys' Cotton Knit
UNION SUITS
2 for $1
Apiln we offer you another reason
why It pays to pay cash at Pen
ney's ;ood weight, full cut boys'
winter weliht cotton union suits;
aires to 18.
PFNNFVd Main Floor
Men's Sturdy
WORK PANTS
$1
Moleskins I
Without a doubt the best pant
value we've had at this harpila
price! ttell made, dark trey mole
skin pants In sires 28 to 42 wnlsU
PFNMIY'S Main Floor
Men's Sturdy
WORK SHOES
$2.00
All leather soles and uppers; com
fortable plain toe stile $ ay
Feature; sires 6 to 11.
PFWEY'a Main Floor
$1.00
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