OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY; NOVEMBER 1, 1912.
Official Ballot for Oregon City No. 1 Precinct,
""MARK X BETWEEN THE NUMBER AND NAME OF
The Best Returns Comes with the Red Trading Stamps
Adams Depar't Store
OREGON CITYrS BUSY STORE
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Extensive Showing in Fail and Winter Merchandise
all under one roof at The Busy Corner with a large force of ex
perienced sales people at your service. Come, to this store for your
fall and winter outfittings in ready-made Suits, Shoes and Furnishings.
We have satisfied many, we can satisfy you
The B
ig 3 Suit Sale
Lot No. 1
A Strong Selection of Men's Suits
dectiS $H.90
usual price $ 1 5.00 to $ 1 7.50. We
quote for extra special
price per suit
Lot No. 2
Men's Fine Suits
The Adams special in splendid assort
ment, styles and colors.
Sale Price $15.00
Young Men's and Boys' Suits and
Overcoats in varied assortment from
$10.00 Down to $2.75
1 7'Z&4243'
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Lot No. 3
Men's High Grade
All Wool Suits
The Hart Schaffner & Marx $25.00,
$26.50, $28.50 and $30.00 Suits for
this special election sale t?00 Ctf
your choice at tpSi.Ov
Buy your Overcoat now. We have a
fine assortment of good coats from
$10.00 to $25.00
Extra
Special
Ladies' Suits
An assortment of values
from $15 to $26. Do not
fail to see these.- Our
special price now
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New styles and plenty
of them are here.
"Queen Quality"
models for every
occasionwalking,
outdoor, indoor, dry
weather, or storm,
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every tning.
Don't delay your inspection. The new
models are so attractive that you can't
afford to miss them.
BLANKET SALE
We sell blankets all year round, but
our special Fall Sale of Wool and Cot
ton Blankets is now on. Prices
69c to $10.00
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$12.50
Ladies Palmar Garment
Suits and Coats
Always the best, you can
not go wrong if you buy a
Palmer Garment. '
OUR NEW DEAL
in Ladies' Tailored Suits
made to your measure
from our own Suitings
on short notice.
Underwear Sale
We have searched the market for the
best underwear and sell at lowest
prices, for Men, Women and Children.
NEW FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
Our Furniture business is growing daily. If you - have
not seen our large Furniture Department come in and
let us show you our fine assortment of New . Up-to-date
Furniture, Stoves, Ranges, Heaters, Rugs, Window
Shades and Wall Paper.
OSTERMO0R
"STYLE B
SLEEP
INDUCER
NO OUTER TUFTS
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IMPERIAL EDGE n X" a t
WE SELL THE
White Sewing Machine
CLUB PRICE NOW $35.00
Terms--$3.00 cash, $1 per week
dams Department Store
OREGON CITY'S BUSY STORE
OREGON CITY, OREGON
ASK FOR THE RED TRADING STAMPS
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FOR ELECTORS OF PRESIDENT AND VICE- PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
Vote for Five
12 E. V. CARTER, of Jackson' County REPUBLICAN For President -
: : ' : WILLIAM H. TAFT
13 M. J. MacMAHON, of Multnomah County. REPUBLICAN ...
, For Vice-President
14 McKINLEY MITCHELL, of Multnomah County... REPUBLIC AN ' ' JAMES S. SHERMAN
15 PHIL METSGHAN, Jr., of Multnomah County. .TAFT-SHERMAN
16 JOHN L. RAND, of Baker County . . TAFT-SHERMAN
JOHN M. WALL, of Washington County DEMOCRATIC
D. M. WATSON, of Multnomah County DEMOCRATIC
F. C. WHITTEN, of Multnomah County .DEMOCRATIC
A. E. EATON, of Union County PROHIBITION
E. J. EVANS, of Klamath County.' PROHIBITION
HIRAM GOULD, of Washington County PROHIBITION
E. S. HAMMOND, of Marion County PROHIBITION
BRUCE WOLVERTON, of Multnomah County. .PROHIBITION
17 HUGH McLAIN, of Coos County. DEMOCRATIC
18 WILL M. PETERSON, of Umatilla County DEMOCRATIC
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C. W. BANT A, of Jackson County SOCIALIST
H. T. BUTLER, of Multnomah Caunty SOCIALIST
GEORGE DABRITZ, of Polk County SOCIALIST
P. LEWIS, of Linn County SOCIALIST
O. HENRY OLEEN, of Columbia County. SOCIALIST
A. S. GEDDES, of Union County.... PROGRESSIVE
L. H. McMAHAN, of Marion County PROGRESSIVE
LEVI W. MYERS, of Multnomah County PROGRESSIVE
W. K. NEWELL, of Washington County PROGRESSIVE
A. K. WARE, of Jackson County : PROGRESSIVE
For President . j
WILLIAM H. TAFT
For Vice-President
JAMES S. SHERMAN
For President
WOODROW WILSON
For Vice-President
THOMAS R. MARSHALL
For President
EUGENE W. CHAFIN
For Vice-President
AARON S. W ATKINS
For President
EUGENE V. DEBS
For Vice-President
EMIL SEIDEL
For President
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
For Vice-President
HIRAM W. JOHNSON
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS Vote for One
37 JOHN W. CAMPBELL, of Douglas County PROGRESSIVE
38 W. C. HAWLEY, of Marion County. . ...... .REPUBLICAN
39 W. S. RICHARDS, of Linn County... .SOCIALIST
40 R. G. SMITH, of Josephine County DEMOCRATIC
41 O. A. STILLMAN, of Marion County PROHIBITION
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR IN CONGRESS Vote for One
42 JONATHAN BOURNE, Jr., of Multnomah County
POPULAR GOVERNMENT CANDIDATE
43 A. E. CLARK, .of Multnomah County PROGRESSIVE
44 HARRY LANE, of Multnomah County DEMOCRATIC
45 B. LEE PAGET, of Clackamas County PROHIBITION
46 B. F. RAMP, of Marion County '. SOCIALIST
47 BEN SELLING, of Multnomah County.. REPUBLICAN
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE Vote for One
48 B. ELMER KENNEDY, of Multnomah County. . .PROGRESSIVE
49 BEN W. OLCOTT.of Marion County REPUBLICAN
50 F. P. REDDAWAY, of Marion County SOCIALIST
51 JOHN B. RYAN, of Multnomah County DEMOCRATIC
52 O. V. WHITE, of Linn County PROHIBITION
FOR JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT Vote for One
53 C. J. BRIGHT, of Wasco . County PROHIBITION
54 ROBER EAKIN, of Union County .REPUBLICAN
55 R. J. SLATER, of Umatilla County DEMOCRATIC
56 W. C. WEAVER, of Coos County SOCIALIST
FOR OREGON DAIRY AND FOOD COMMISSIONER Vote for One
57 " C. W. BARZEE, of Multnomah County SOCIALIST
58 J. A. DUNBAR, of Multnomah County PROHIBITION
69 A. H. LEA, of Multnomah County DEMOCRATIC
60 JOHN D. MICKLE, of Washington County i "
REPUBLICAN-PROGRESSIVE
FOR COMMISSIONER OF THE RAILROAD COMMISSION
OF OREGON, FIRST RAILROAD COMMISSIONER DISTRICT
Vote for One
61 THOMAS K. CAMPBELL, of Lane County
REPUBLICAN-DEMOCRATIC
62 JULIUS G. VOGT, of Marion County PROHIBITION
DISTRICT
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY FIFTH JUDICIAL'
DISTRICT, Clackamas, Clatsop, Columbia and
Washington Counties ' Vote for One
63 GILBERT L. HEDGES, of Clackamas County DEMOCRATIC
64 E. B. TONGUE, of Washington County REPUBLICAN
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, SEVENTEENTH REPRESENTATIVE
DISTRICT, Clackamas and Multnomah Counties Vote for One
65 DAVID E. LOFGREN, of Multnomah County
........ .REPUBLICAN-PROGRESSIVE
66 DAN SIMONS, of Multnomah County SOCIALIST
COUNTY
FOR REPRESENTATIVES
Vote for Three
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F. M. GILL REPUBLICAN
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GUSTAVE SCHNCvERR REPUBLICAN
C. SCHUEBEL REPUBLICAN-DEMOCRATIC
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P. S. NOYER DEMOCRAT
FREDRIEK MATHEWS SOCL4.LIST
JOHN F. STARK SOCIALIST
M. V. THOMAS SOOALIST
ROBERT JONSRUD PROHIBITION
C. A. LEWIS PROHIBITION
JOHN R. NEWTON ...PROHIBITION
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Vote for One
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GEO. M. HIVELY DEMOCRAT
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W. H. MATTOON
.REPUBLICAN
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W. W. MYERS SOCIALIST
FOR SHERIFF
Vote for One
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J. W. BRAKER SOCIALIST
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E. C. HACKETT REPUBLICAN
82
E. T. MASS DEMOCRAT
83
J. F. RAMSEY PROHIBITION
FOR COUNTY CLERK
Vote for One
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J. W.. LIESER SOCIALIST
85
W. L. MULVEY -REPUBLICAN-DEMOCRATIC
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR
Vote for One
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CLAUDE HOWARD SOCIALIST
87
J. E. JACK DEMOCRAT
88
JAMES F. NELSON REPUBLICAN
89
L. S. TENNY PROHIBITION
FOR RECORDER OF CONVEYANCES
Vote for One
90
E. P. DEDMAN REPUBLICAN
91
M. E. GAFFNEY DEMOCRAT
92
C. E. HILTON SOCIALIST
93
S. MACDONALD PROHIBITION
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Vote for One
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J. W. BOWERMAN PROHIBITION
95
B. FRIEDRICK SOCIALIST
96
J. A. TUFTS REPUBLICAN-DEMOCRATIC
FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
Vote for One
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T. J. GARY REPUBLICAN-DEMOCRATIC
98
ROBERT GINTHER SOCIALIST
FOR COUNTY CORONER
Vote for One
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ELI CRISWELL SOCIALIST
100
WM. J. WILSON REPUBLICAN
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
Vote for One
101
D. T. MELDRUM
.REPUBLICAN.
102
S. H. PERKIN
...SOCIALIST
PRECINCT
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Vote for One
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DAVID CAUFIELD DEMOCRAT
104
W. W. H. SAMSON . REPUBLICAN
FOR CONSTABLE
Vote for One
105
ED. FORTUNE DEMOCRAT
106
D. E. (JACK) FROST REPUBLICAN
107
SAMUEL WYRICK .INDEPENDENT
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