November
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Vote For
U. E. Reeder
For
County Judge
Responsible, Courteous,
Active Administration '
Pd. Adv. by U. E. Beadrr
My Campaign Slogan Is
'For a Better Klamath Falls'
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VOTERS
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PRECINCTS
1,2,3, 4, 5 and 8
I solicit and
Would appreciate
your vote
ANGUS W. NEWTON
Candidate For
COUNCILMAN From Ward 1
Td. Adr. br Aim W. KiwIh.
: If
JuDGD
Asks Your Support for
Re-election As
County Commissioner
Conscientious
Constructive
Service
Deserves
Your
Approval
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He Knows
County
Business
And Gives
It His
Best
Give John Reber Your Vote
At Tuesday's Election
Fld Adr. John Isetr.
The Following Is a Transcript Of the
Radio Talk Delivered By
M. L SHEPHERD
On Friday Evening, November 3, 1944
I am going to talk to you tonight chiefly;
about what I think of public power for
Klamath Falls. I do this because, if you
elect me your Mayor I intend to give you
a good business administration.
Many candidates say that, but we do not
always know what they mean by it. Let
me tell you what I mean by it.
As a realistic business man, I know that
communities do not remain prosperous, and
grow, just because their residents want
them to. Where they do, there is always. a
real reason for it and that reason can bo
stated in one word, PRODUCTION. Popula
tion always remains stable where produc
tion is stable, always increases, where pro
duction increases, always declines, where
production falls off where there is abso
lutely no produciion, there is NO popula
tion. The great economic b a s o s on which
every inland town rests, are agricultural
production and manufacturing industry.
Klamath Falls is blessed, in being sur
rounded by that soundest base, for year
'round prosperity, a well established, highly
productive agricultural and livestock area.
We, have no need for worry there.
At the present time the principal atten
tion of tho government of Klamath Falls,
hould be directed to the fact that our man
ufacturing is too largely confined to one in
dustry, and to only that part of that indus
try which relates to the production of lum
ber, neglecting its many by-products; and
to devoting every effort towards both in
creasing the number of our manufacturing
plants and diversifying their kinds. And to
' my mind the first thing we should do to
attract the increase in the industrialisation
we need, is to join in with the rest of the
county and bring her the low cost publie
power which is THE primary requisite, it '
manufacturing is to come and remain her.
There can be no doubt that lew-cost
public power does enormously stimulate
private industry that it already has don
so in all parts of the west coast where it it
available for use. If anyone does doubt this,
let him visit Tacoma or Seattle, powered
from Bonneville and Grand Coulee dams,
or Los Angoles and its surrounding area,
powered from Boulder dam.
I bolieva Klamath Falls must have this
cheap power to increase and diversify our
manufacturing, to add payrolls devoted to
the manufacture of plastics, and other by
products of timber waste, paper mills, wool
en mills and for possible development of
our mineral rosources which we at present
know little about.
Cheap power will also enable us to
enormously increase our agricultural pro
duction, by putting to productive use more
of our abundant water supply by bringing
into production many acres now undevel
oped because of high lifts and high power
costs. Qualified observers have stated that
by means of low cost power for pumping
our productive agricultural area can be in
creased as much as fifty-three per cent.
And so, if the voters of Klamath Falls
choose me as their Mayor, they know what
I mean by a good business-like administra
tion. I mean that I will stimulate MORE
PRODUCTION in every way because that
is the ONLY WAY a stable and prosperous
population can be assured, and I have em
phasized low cost power in this connection,
because it is well known that low cost
power is THE primary requisite for Indus
trial production, and, in the semi-arid West,
for agricultural production as well.
This advertisement psid for ty M. X flhepherif
Clip This Ad and Take It to the Polls
OUR TICKET
IS A
PEOPLE'S TICKET
FOR PRESIDED!
Thomas E. Dewey
"The amendment is timely,
it is practical it is ust, it is
necessary."
Former Governor Bpreguo
In the Statesman, Salem
Oct. 17, 1844.
VOTE 314 X YES
Amendment to Jners Btat School Support
I'd. Adv. Klein. CftMaly T.rb. A.a.ei.Mee
BASTIOBl
INSURANc,
T.B. WATTLf
n.ri insurance .
14 Main St.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
John V. Bricker
FOR U. S. SENATOR
x Guy Cordon -
Wayne L Morse
FOR CONGRESSMAN
Lowell Stockman
FOR STATE TREASURER
Leslie M. Scott
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL
George Neuner
FOR STATE SENATOR
Marshall E. Cornett
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
Rose M.Poole
Dale West
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Clarence Humble
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
xl U. E; Reeder
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
John R. Reber
FOR SHERIFF
L L Low
FOR COUNTY CLERK
Chas. F. DeLap
FOR CORONER
Samuel D. Earhart
FOR CONSTABLE
G. B. Cozad
These candidates do not need to be
cleared through Sidney. They, have all
been nominated by the people. You may
vote the ticket straight without misgiv
ings. ,
Paid Adv. by i
BEPUBLICAW CENTRAL COMMITTED
OF KLAMATH COUNTY
Henry Semon
again invites your support
as a candidate
for
State Representative
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g Tin. PaapiIa K1,m,,n sounty have sent Henry Semen It
W I nC reopitj ,h, L,,tur Ior six terms. They know him
well. His record speaks lor Itself, and justifies your supporting vols
again next Tuesday.
Oil Pmillitf CO positions have Included chairmanship tni
1115 WOmrnlie? vlce-chalrmanshlp of the Important wsyi
and means committee, chairmanship of agriculture for five sessions,
and numerous other Important assignments.
V
O I I Jo. II IU Catiinn ' ,n 'nd,P,l,n thinker who votes hit
nenry demon convlc,oni i(tir careful consideration, and
OWES NOTHING to any special group or Interest.
Cast One of Your Two Votes for
Hm&Y SEMON
Th Only Candidal With Legislative Experience
Paid Adv. by Henry Sima
ELECT
Walt Wiesendanger
k MAYOR
OF YOUR CITY
U Vvs
WORLD WAR
VETERAN
IS MONTHS' ACTIVE
SERVICE
OVERSEAS.
9 ADDITIONAL
MONTHS IN THE .
ARMY OF
OCCUPATION IN
GERMANY.
V ..T;
I HAVE BEEN A
TAXPAYER OF
KLAMATH FAILS
FOR NEARLY
IS YEARS.
OUR HOME IS AT
2032 EARLE STREET.
MY PLEDGE IS THIS.
"Fair and Impartial Consideration will be given to
all problems confronting the welfare of our city.
Should you elect m as your Mayor may I assure you that I will mointol"
In. .L...I.J L-.... I. sL. Li.....'. .SC.. -- L.l I will nil nCCdlCl"1
to th prformonc of th duties of this office.
In my 18 years of residence her In Klamath Fold, I hove taken on ,etl"
on many committees, being appointed on fho Boxing Commission, th' ' (
Board, elected to th City Council for a term of four yean which explroi no,
bond drives and others that pertain to the welfare of our city. I am th P" '
dent of the Lions club and chairman of the Klamath Retail Bureau.
For the last eight yen I have been chairman of the American Leg""
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mi in ihji Bigiir y.eira i nave pcen cnairman or rn niiin" -
Forst Firei" program. Thil ii one of the American Legion' irjost import""
munity projects.
YOUR VOTES and the SUPPORT you con give me for this oie amif
friends ond neighbors will be fully appreciated.
My slogan on the ballot reads: "MY FOUR YEARS AS COUNCILMAN
rn.L. . . . .... . ....ii or OF "
uiven MB ins RWOWUDtit AND EXPERIEMCS JMAI wius.
TO OUR CITY AND THE TAXPAYERS."
, Sincerely
Walt Wiesendangti
(in
P. Adv. by Welt Wlesencsniir