SHALL THE FLAG CONTINUE TO WAVE?
The renders of this pnpcr do not dream that there is a concerted
effort to pull down our flag nnd raise the red rag of anarchy in its place,
but nightly on the streets of Portland such steps arc advocated, Women
nnd children are insulted nnd forced to go blocks out of their way to
avoid these foul-mouthed trnnsient tramps. Help eliminate them by
voting No. 370. See Voters' Pamphlet
KILL HIM! HE IS A SCAB!
Hoiv would you like your husband, father or son, earnestly trying
to earn his daily wage, insulted, hounded nnd nssnulted by those who, in
the name of Unionism, camp around the factory in which they are em
ployed? Why should a man be killed for trying to bo clean and in
dependent? Read and Vote No. 368. See Voters' Pamphlet
Employer's Association of Oregon. W. C. Francis, Secretary,
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Martin Winch, a well known
Portland capitalist, proposes to
do his part in encouraging good
farming in this state and bene
fitting the agriculturist He and
a few associates will conduct a
model farm near Portland, prin
cipally for purposes of demons
tration. The object lesson farm
will be managed accordng to the
best and latest methods wthout
thought of making anythngmoie
than runing expenses. It will
be a show place, calculated to
give instruction to farmers.
The co-operation of Luther
Burbank, the plant wizard, has
been secured, and the fulbst en
couragement from the Oregon
Agricultural College is expected.
It will supplement the work of
that institution. The farm will
demnostrate farming in all its
branches, including agriculture,
horticulture, dairying, livestock
breeding and even floriculture
Women Rights."
There are over 100,000 women
in Oretron. The majority of
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them do not want to vote. A
small proportion in any given
community is asking for the bal
lot. Is that not true in your
town? What do the rest want?
Many of them are actively bp-
posed. To put upon these women
a responsibility from which they
have been hitherto exempted
and which they do not wish to
assume is not "Woman's
Rights."
Many of them are indifferent
The indifferent male voter is
not of the serious problems of the
present electorate. Would you
add to it a larcre body of votes
avowedly indifferent?
The demand for woman suf
frage is the demand that woman
shall assume an equal share with
men in the responsibility of
carrying the government of the
city, the state, the nation. It
means that she shall enter with
him the political arena. For it
is an arena. Politics is not a con
flict of opinions, it is a conflict
of wills. It carries with it pu
blic meetings, public debates,
public marchings and counter-
marchings, public discussions of
public questions, and of the
character of public candidates,
ana an the otner incidents oi a
campaign.
It is not democratic nor just,
nor fair to draft this large body
of women into this campaign
against their willB.
This is the sixth time the vot
ers of Oregon have been asked
to vote upon this question in
spite of the fact that every two
years the opposition to it has in
creased so that in 1910 suffrage
carried in only one county in
Oregon, and in that one by five
votes, the total vote being 35, 270
for suffrage, the smallest vote
for it since 1900, and 59,065
against, a majority of 23,795.
The Oregon State Association
opposed to the Extension of the
Suffrage to Women asks that
you give this amendment your
earnest consideration, and that
you defeat it this time by so
great a plurality that the
suffragists, local and imported,
must bow before the will of the
people of Oregon, and acknow
ledge that the majority rules in
America.
The Oregon State Association
Opposed To The Extention Of
The Suffrage To Women.
Mrs. Francis James Bailey.
Pres. pd advt
Inquiry for Farm Lands nt Prices
From $15 to $25 Per Aero
A noticeable feature in tho
realty business in Portland now
is a growing demand for farm
lands at prices from $15 to $25
per acre. I am getting up
a booklet of descriptions for
tho several farms I have
for sale in this locality. If you
want to sell send mo a minute
description of your tract Loca
tion as to section, township and
range, and other features of in
terest, lowest price and terms.
Jesse Hobson,
301 Stark St.,
10-10tf. Portland, Ore.
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