East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-05-03
CHARLES i. Men AIRY

CHARLES Il. Men AIRY
Becauae E-nHed etaseh StBator
Charles l. AcNary has made good be
should be nominated 10 succeed him
self In the Republican PrimarFr--
MAY 7ta
From the DIR he became Senator ne
has l0YaiIy championed the prosecu-
ton of the war, and during his term
Of usfice has accomplished More foF
Oregon than any other member IN
coneress IN q like period.
Among his colleagues he u known
as the man on the job" and during
the Asesene war crisis Oregon should
consider itself fortunate Ia having a.
opEgrtnnitx 70 return him and not be
compelled TO send 10 Washington.
rev. unframed man.
Believing that the supreme obiiga-
tton he 0gves his country II - help
win gSae war. Eenator MeNary instead
- returning To his State 70 conduct a
political campaign. is at his post an
Washington working for oregon and
aitl5ns ia the prosecution ~ the w4r-
y sgsags since entering the Senate he
has been 3 friend or our soldiers aad
sailors and hes introduced legislation
giving them prefefentiaI homestead
rights and repeatedly champloned
their cause when. their welfssre was ga
Jeopardy.
chanpiorfng the cnnse Of the Ore
gon farmer. senator sieSaFy procured
for them primary wheat market.
saving thereby several million dollars
10 tho wheat growers. q the Norih-
gssf.
Realizing the present Food Control
Law fails 70 fix prices for many eons-
uaodftfes senator McNarf has intro
duesd. and Is laboFing for the passase
q a Bill. striking at profiteering and
fixing prices on the Hecessariea or life
Senator atcNary has procured
Governments CONTRACTS fer the fgrzs
SiEle in the States history for Oregon
products. ssfeh as prunes aeitytfratea
potatoes and vegetables in large guam
titles
Large contracts from the governs
nsent for army clothing and sitpbuiEs-
ing AND numbering industries.
Favorable action by the senate
committee on irrigation on bill pro-
viding for the government marketing
" district irrigation bonds. thereby
supplying funds for irrigation district
projects.
=
mit2ee on hiii anthvrEzing the seers-
targ pf the interior to accept irriea-
tion or district drainage bonds and
exchange them with the Secretary Of
the Treasury for certificates Of m
sl.btedneSs. thereby provld.nx funds
for legitimate projects.
Senator McNaFy is working.
For prompt payWient of aiIotments
to dependent relatives % our soldiers
ard sailors.
A comprehensive plan for the ulti-
liza;ion OF the water power resources
* oregon.
a location Of cantonment in
Eastern oregon.
For the constructions Of a coast
military highway at government ex-
Tscnse.
senatt MeNary was born on farm
in oregon; reared in the Baptist
church educated ia the public schools:
worked his way through Stanford
University; is lawyer and farmer
and has been lifelong Republican.
He was formerly a Justice on the su-
preme Court and later chairman II
the state Republican Central Cons
mittee.
Space forbids further enumeration
OF the vast amount OF work senator
&cNary has done for Oregon, but
anyone will realize from the fore
going the senator has displayed truly
ability. coupled with eN-
diligence and energy. His
native state can best show its appre-
oiation Of his faithful and efficient
service by nominating and eleeting
him.
THOMAS b. KAY.
state Treasurer.
r. ". SLEEMAN.
BUS. Rep. of District Council
of Carpenters.
MRS. GEO. w. McMATH,
Pres. Of Co-opaFative League.
THOMAS A. Mcbride.
Chief Justice OF oregon Su-
prcne Court.
z. Il. Neuhausen.
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