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Advertising to Succeed Must t '
; : Be Backed by the Goods
: 'r50 SAY ALLTiilERCH ANTS WHO , li AVE TESTED
THE VALUE OF
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' It sm absurd to argue the neces
. ltv of telling the truth In advertising.
. ... No on ever think nowadays ot ad
vancing . any other theory. .
- Barnum may have been right when h
aid the American publlo liked to bo
, r humbugged and Beward Webb may have
bn picturesque whan ha aald the pub-
Jlo be blanked, but Barnum waan't aell
Ins goods on the money-bacs-lf-wanted
, plan and Webb was running a strike In
'''lead of a a tore. ., ,f;-,
V - The little old publlo la running the
Stores and they have, aald truth shall
1 ,bo mightier than printer' Ink and what
hey any goea and take, suocess along
; with It. -"--
Ask anybody In Portland wlro-hss any
right to be' heard, on this question of
advertising auoceaa and he will tell you
the only advertising that '- aueceeds is
the kind that 1 backed up by the gooas.
') ,V Saaoess Is ' ,', " -
. Rock bottom truth-telling is .what
. sella theae goods, -j - . . -' .
., . -If no ua to'aell aome thing -the
' buyer, la going to bring 'bank and, de
mand repayment of the caah and cheriah
''resentment against- the firm. -
' Publlo confidence- being- built "tro,. the
-. ; ttorea that advertise grow larger-and
more prosperous and more capable of
' serving the publlo- aueoesafully. ' :
Go to any., proaperoua store and- aak
about- thla theory of advertising ana
you will And It la backed by the goods.
Take Roberts Brothers, for Instance,
It's a big. busy store.1
. Success crowds the aisles and pours
In at the doors.
.' Vp on the quarter-deck Advertising
Manager Boody Is busy editing the copy
." for his next day's advertising,'' but h
."Nlnds . time -. to . UU why advertising . is
r . indispensable and ' why It must Te
.' backed by , the goods,' and : incidentally
tell , you the sad story of a big store
. that started years . ago and is now a
. small store because Jt 'did nor adver
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.-,' gavs it: , . V , .;. i.-,'r.;. .,:;.. ;
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CAN'T DQ WITHOUT IT.
At Boberta Brothers aa Zaterestlag l
. is- ..r psxlsBO Is Belated. " , v
, 'Can you-do wtthoiit Itr .'
' . "No." -. '
'Why notr '-- '- "
- "By years of advertising - th house-
wives and consumers have come to look
for the store offerings each, day," 'je
;' plied Mr. Boody. -
, "How long have Roberts Brothers, ad-
; vsrtlsedr "' ' '.
' Tourteen' Jrears."' ::-' '" '-
'i "And r . ."iviifer?
" "Our growth In 'Oiat time has been
' from a store 60x100 feet, employing, half
'a dosen -clerks, to one covering, over
' !5,00 square feet of salesroom, . and
employing ISO salespeople, With 'the
tt trr iuii fm inuinw
"Hin mu in mind anv atore atarttns
i their that did hot advertise and Old hot
J' grewr'."' ;-.r ; -
tarted Big-. 914m Adver-
. . - . alsa, Is Bow BbuUI.' . '
w on that started In a great
'Way,
but not advertlalng. It gave up Its
apace
little by little, and Is now a very
concern. . " '
small
-fiacked-up advertising ' Is what has
made ua grow ' Advertising must -be
backed by the goods advertised, dla-
, played In the store and ticketed, so peo-
pie can see .them . when they come to
i buy." - w
"What pspers do you usef
.' Use BvenJmf and Sam- ' " .
Ti - ' day Papers Most. ,
V ; A1I three.".''"' '." . i'.v
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;' "No; the evening and Sunday papers
-to the greater extent- The Sunday Jonr
', nal has brought us very salsfaotory re-
: Suits." ".- 1 - v i . - .- -".
'. fWhere does , The Journal- stand In
elrculatlonr .
J ,L"lt hag as much, or more.clty clr-
"What daaaes?"' . i .
., . "AIL - Our papers here are clean and
- neasy. They are better than the paper
.' In moatjjther cities in the country."
' CUMBERT SAYS PORTLAND
IS CITY OF SUCCESS
And anyone reading the, following in
r. terview with, Mr. M.' t Qumbert, aecre
tary of the Bllverfleld company, will see
.' that their success Is due to backing up
' their advertisements with the goods and
expanding and Improving to meet the
" Bllverfleld Store progressive conditions.
"' . What he says In regard to success In
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Preildenf David R. Francis and party in front of the Missouri building at the exposition. -In the forefround,
reading from, left to right, arc: Commissioner Qarber, CommiMioner.McJimieyrnd Presidents Kern of. the.
Missouri commisiloh; Mrs. Goods, President Francis, Mri. Francis and President Ooode. Standing behind
. ' llirx h C rd ITotle of tU Louia, a former secretary of the interior.' ' . 4-. . i : .-. . ' .', v
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Portland confirms the general fapt that
aucceas here is eaay to thoae who know
HOW, -...' f . : -. ...
' The knowing how consists In the right
the right sort "of goods, the right sort of
advertising. '. - .
The Sllverfield Store la a epeclalty
eatabllehraent. Mr Bllverfleld.- says:
-It la the 'Woman's StoraZ. It. la the
only exclualve . woman's store in the
northwest, and from the time It opened
its doors. In this capacity iW-tths ,beea
getting more successful all the time, i
- This store has been In existence six
teen years aa a fur store; as a cloak.
suit and fur house for six. years, and
since last September It opened its doors
exclusively . aa a . "woman's store.' . t
, "Advertlalng la - one of . the things
which. we know to be. great factors. In
our prosperity, end In advertising,
newapaper la, the" moat successful math
od. Advertising, however, cannot be made
a' success without the t cooperation of
our saleapeople. We pride ouraelvea on
having the - moat accommodating force
of salespeople we-can secure. - We' plae
special stress on eoartesy and intelligent
knowledge- of the goods we sell. i .
Portland" Journalism " T
r i. Xxeproved ay Taa JoarasU. .
"We have In thla field splendid news
papers. - They are better now than ever.
"We feel that. The Evening Journal la
the potent factoiMn the newspaper field
In thla city, and we have known it for
a fact that the .opposition papers, the
Oregonlan and. .-the Telegram, have
greatly improved every department of
their papers since The Journal entered
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"We have been greatly pleased''' by
the ttggrelaive methods pursued by The
Journal. It -has, certainly caused the
blood to spurt in newepeperdom In thla
city since its ineeptlon. -. a, .
-"The Journal's -Hawaiian trip Is a
good . idea that is bound to help The
Journal's circulation, v i' , . stm
"We were among the Brat advertisers
The Journal had and we found It a pay
ing medium, reaching a large purchasing
constituency." i'r ; ! .;.- j , -
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A Store That Was Among The Journal's
" '"Barly Advertisers. : '' .-..i
Mr." John T. McDonneU of MoAllen 4
McDonnell said he usually left Inter
views to his partner,-tut on this oc
casion consented to ' answer questions
for publication. . V .
"Is Portland a good city to do busi
ness, in?" ; . .
"It Is one of the best cities west of
Chicago.' - It has the wealth, the popu
lation and the enterprising merchants.
' ."I have been- here yeara It's 10
years' since we started on this corner.
"We owe our success to y-eating all
alikeone price to all .--.v - -,,"We
cater to good -trade and carry,
goods accordingly.. : Our growth- has
been with the growth of the city. This
sll wHI hmm 010,880 laslda tea neareji
"We are among the first to use The
Journal, It is aa:enterprlalng a, paper
as mere is on ins coast. - . ..
'It has. . I believe, ss large a circula
tion within -the cltyjimlta aa any paper
has." .'." , ; ' "
YOU MUST HAVE THE GOODS
"X Bevsr Advertise Ualeas X Bave the
' Oooda,"-ays Btt. Shaaahaa.
When the Interviewer walked into the
Shanahan store Mr. Shanahan waa ready
to tell his experience .and started right
out by saying: .
"I never advertise unless I have the
goods. . Advertising " nowadays . isn't-
worth the paper It Is written on unless
you have the goods to back It up with.
and the people to sell them good people
to sell them." . ; . .
"What are good peoplef- . ;-'
"The ones who tell the truth to 'our
trade." ..-- - .... , ......
"Can they sell that wayT",,
"Thejr. can't sell any other way."
"Do you ' keep selling .mors all the
timer' ' ;-'..'.'' -'.
"Yes, the more truth you put Into any
buBlness the batter. - That means all
goods marked In plain figures and one
price to all." ,
1 "How long you been-growingr','-; -
"Twelve years."
"Journal growing, too?". t "
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"I think it ls-I know, It Is.",, '
"How do you know?". .
"By. the reeults I get from advertis
ing In It That's ths only wsy to tell."
"Use other papers r -
''I use Ths Journal - mors than any
other on account, of the results It
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FOaT THE CITY
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Construction of a Great Office
Building' Is Discussed by the
Leading Dusiness Mert. V
MANY ARGUMENTS MADE " ": :
FOR SUCH AN ENTERPRISE
It "Would B Monjunent to Greater
Portland, an Investment of Re
sonabla Certainty and an Invaluabl
Advertisement for Community. --
Amonar Portland's progressively ener
. getle business men there has been much
discussion or late regarding a roam
moth, offica building In this city, a sky
scraping monument' o a greater Port
land. - '. ":- -- ,'.' ' -t
There seem to be unanimity on two
points In - the discussion: . It ought to
pay a fair return on me investment.
and It'would be the greatest advertlse
rnent the city could Invest In Just now.
Who" should undertake the work, and
how the burden should be distributed,
are clauses, for debate. '
In arriving at conclusions on the le.t
ter score., there are a multitude of con
siderations..' A great office building,
with' all .modern conveniences end the
usual club facilities, centralises busi
ness. An Immense number of persons
will .make it- their business home, thus
enhancing the value, of ell adjacent
property, i The effect must be to bestow
upon many blocks nesr Immediate ben
efit, and the streets crossing that dis
trict will become the scene of .a traffic
Impossible when low buildings are ' In
vogue. - With these considerations be
fore them, many argue that - the work
of erecting a skyscraper should be un
dertaken by a syndicste of men owning
adjacent property. i t ' ', ;
V AO Would Shaso la Benefits. '
.- But when It. come to . debating . the
advertisement., for city - and state,
broader , arguments prevail. . ,In this
benefit -every property owner 'of Port
land would have part. Tha r general
affect of such work would be an element
of confidence In. Portland's future that
could, not be produced : by. any other
single local effort. Men who are ready
to build, but are gauging their lines "by
apparent publlo confidence In the future,
would here find a precedent t. Increase
practically every - succeeding buslneee
Investment. ' Inspired by the reasonable
e access to be. expected from, this enter
prise, there would certainly spring up
others, on possibly a less scale, yet. of
much greater proportions man n a any
scraping standard had-not been fixed.
In reviewing similar work elsewhere.
there Is every assurance to encourage
the Portland enterprise. SeattW a 'Alaska
building Is one of -the first arguments
seised on. .San Francisco's great Claus
Portland rtherearr"TnorxBSp1ef
which give life to. the argument. It has
been -noted frequently -of lata that
James B. Hyde's great Equitable build
ing - In New York; which -oat several
millions, was' one of the : best invest
Twitti " tn cdmpan",svf-Tmira, - wm
from direct returns and ths generalMn
fluence It -exercised.
r "When the Chamber of - Commerce In
this city erected the eight-story stone
edifice 'there ; waa serious apprehension
7In; many fmlnda and --this foreboding
seemed to bave vital en-ect in tns at
presslon . of, 18tt-4, ' but . the . eminent
success .of the enterprise: as' viewed
from the past nine to ten years hss been
en Inspiration . that cannot be . que
ttoned. , -. i-.-; ,. Y t .,-" v -
; "Money Would Oome aiadly.
" There Is abundant money available
anywhere In the country for building
enterprises, especially those on a large
scale in cities of a recognised ruture.
No one doubts that -If Portland capital
ists did not, want to finance the enter
prise .fully, a number of them would
be able to secure ample asslsUnoe'on
reasonable terms. By Inaugurating the
work, with three-quarters of tbs money
drawn from the east on a long-time loan
at low Interest rats, the city would get
the benefit of a large amount of out
aide capital which probably could not be
drawn - here otherwise. : - leaving local
funds open to other lines of Industrial
development. ' ! ' , :
- "The time is especially opportune for
this work." said a local man thla morn
ing, whose name Is withheld at re
quest.' "Our fair has brought us before
the world ss a city and country of in
fringe. ' Ths Oregonlan Is a good paper.
There Is none better anywhere - and I
am not discriminating against It -when
I say what I do Of The Journal.
"I like the spirit, of fairness In the
Journal. It does not seen to wish to,
knock any other paper In this advertis
ing discussion, and I like that." -
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LTV hoeli, cheap "r (S ' w
at 2-spedal . . .,..yjL.OJ
Patent leather one strap bow
sandals, LXV heels, f
refnlarly $2-speelal Vl.OU
Eld Oxford ties, lw heel, patent
tip toe, medium sole sixes 1Y
to 8, widths' to EE., Good
ralne at $2 ( gft
special.. ........ ;9l.OO
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Lhas rnllam's name to back ltj
ftj;llai
283-85 UOERISON ST.
exhaustible resources. . We have told
every visitor that -this 1 the, city of
destiny In the northwest, the metropolis
of an empire which Is Just awakening.
It would be timely If. we here gavs a
guaranty of our faith ' by erecting a
building on the sama scale as our claims
for the future. -It would be an invest
ment, a crowning climax for our work
of this yeat, and would atart a build
ing campaign - of - greater significance
than the people realise. ' It is not 'busi
ness to make houses faster than the
people come, - nor to get -people here
faster than they ' can find employment
or buslneas openings, but wa must re
member that the northwest has the re
sources, and when wa get the people'
here they -will find means of making
money for themselves and helping , us;
wno nave aireaay Beiuea.
Low excursion Rates to the East.
On sale Auguat 14 and SS; alao Sep
tember 1, t, , 10, It and IT, the Bock
Island railway will sell round trip tick
ets to eastern points at greatly reduced
rates. , For full particulars call on or
address A. H. McDonald, general agent.
UAQ6irflBtret, , jagUaAdgoj
AT THE Tl
HEATRES
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"Audrey" a Success,
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Mot a slncle seat was aaoeeapled at the 1
Usee t beet re last Bight and man? patroas
stood mreartaoat "the six beistlrul sets of
"Aadrer."' The Brtxraetioa has siede a eisttaet
tit."' It will be seen nlsktly up to and !n-
rlndlas Saaday alrkt. Oa Monday Blht Clyee
ritrh'a great drama, "The Olrl and the Jods,"
will he preeented foe tke flnt time before a
PortlaDd audience. "
Decidedly Funny. '
The ftaerry Baslral eoaiedy-bia-leeoiiee, "The
Bklatfleate" and "The KtaderserteB." presented
by the UeraaiT esDMdlans, Kob end Dill, aad
their eacellent eompaay ef 40 people, will be
the attraettoa at the Umrqamm dread theatre
tonight et 1:90 e'elork and every sight this
week, witk a speetal-prlea aMtlae gatarday.
Both plara war wrlttea to stake aaepl bnwh
and have aoeceeded admlrahly. The Marqoam
theatre la kireted ea atiiiileua street hetwee
Blstk aad gaveata, where nopuUr price ere
the me. . . . . :.: ,
; '' At the Baler. 7'- ,'
The hill at the Beker eseeptleaally gand.
It eaene with Barney ' trained aalBMls, la-
trodoclng Knjak, tb only trained gorilla la
fch wertd. UereBd and Oreea, world' sreat.
est rlua lacsler; rrenrl and fraaeU, eosMdy
k.trk arltata, introeaeiiig a very elaghanle
eketeh: Lnuta Heavy ia aa Illustrated helled;
tlrareoa Bn. aad I. H. gtansseld, the sreat
eoawdlna. ... The performance la concluded .07
the Bskerograpa.
- . The Love That Wina.-
Th romantic drama. "The Lave That Wine."
is the attraction at the Lyric this week sad
pro rln a aarepna. The every la Interesting
im etart te BBtab, and deem with the trial
aad tribulations ef n beautiful girl who telle
late the hand et enemies. Tbomaa W. Bay
elng pictured - ballads between the sets aad
the Liroscope shows smving pictures.
1 Good Show at the Star.
The gtar is airing one ef tharbest
it haa ever stased. Eanie Drake a C. nre-
eent en of the beet little bit ef acting that
Portland has ' ever eeea. 1 liable Howard, the
Scottish alKhtlngale, Is - simply treat. The
Wilson sad the Qottlobs are clever peCpie.
At the Grand.' - ."r:
Anrel Mar flvee s clever Imltatloa of Anns
Held and alnS keteral IMectlona In a charmlne-
aad artlatle manner. Oole and Dole, acrobats;
(he Sharkers, lively farmer; Hantresa. with a
apeetacnlar danc and Billy Darsnt,. la a
Chinese Bralrl - bwwbIos ,-: are - among the
big featoree at the Or a ad. ,- .-
The Great McEwen.
Rear are bow selling for the world's gresteat
hypnotlat. Bilndreader and entertainer sic
Keren, who" he In an engasemeni of one week
t th Merqnam Uraed tbeatr aext Monday
Blent. Aacnst SI.' -
TORTURED BY ECZEMA
Bedy Mim of Sores. Could sot Sleep
' Spent Hundreds of Dollar oa '
Doctors, but Grew Worse.
1 'Cnticnra saved the life of tny
mother, Mrs. Wm. F. Davis, of Stony
Creek, Conn. Hera waa the worst,
eezenyt I ever saw. ' She was hardly
able to eat or sleep; Her head gad
body was a mass of gores, and she
despaired of recovery. Finally, after
pending hundreds of dollars oa doc
tors, growing worse all ' the time,
living la misery for years, with hair
whitened ' from , suffering - and - body
terribly disfigured, she wag complete
ly cured by two cakes of Cuticara
Boap, five boxes of Cnticnra, aad
three bottles of Caticura Resolvent.
Ceo. C Daviaiei W. AcLh sU. K. V.i 1
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V Do you realise that you are only two thousand4 miles or five days' journey from the Ha
waiian Islands,' the farthest habitable west of the United States, and that a better opportu
nity, to See this MID-SEAS WONDERLAND never will be presented. J v : M'
1TJE J(0imi,AL' PAYS. All EXPENSES
' The trip is a summer voyage, STODDARD called it "floating to Paradise on. an even
' keel," and not once in twenty times is the sea so rough that table racks are necessary. In
fact, ordinarily,-an orange placed on a table would not change position from the GOLDEN
GATE to DIAMOND HEAD. 'The vessels are of the newest type, largest size, the moat
improved accommodations." "And at the end of your journey is a climate the most equable in
the world, and a series of sights which rjval the wonders of Europe and America. - '
v'pi;
Certainly no other side trip promises such a variety of VTews, such health-giving and re
freshing change of scene; and will repay you' so'many-foid for your visit.
t The time is at hand to enter The Journals' Contest.' YOU MAY BE ONE of the parry;
' of eight to make this trip. : .- ' - v.. Vi-;"- ' J..
- . , : Conditions of The Journal's Honolulu Tour Contest: v.
- TTIMT Aar roan- lair ever IS year
ef as mar Be nominated at any time ea
blaake provide' br Tb Jooxnsl. with th
endorse nnt of tw welt-ksjowa ettlatas
et tk district ta which ah resides.
. SKOOB'Zhv.ThrM o4sTM afTsssbl te the
different eandldste shall b aeweug e
fSeiallr aaaoanc th winner la eaea- dis
trict, n roaag ladr te be cbcaea trom
serh dlarrlr.
TKIBD Aa la ether election, eseh dl
triet shall vet enrtel7. Th vet In
eo easaot affect th ether. Matter prop
erly concerning the dlatrlrt will be nettled
- by the wtense et tb majority. Tb win
ser shall have th .right to nam a proxy
U eaanl to sttsnd bareslf. ,
TOTJkTH "Votlnsr will eom manes Thore-
-.ri .-r..t jnrts. ryp.t.A.Tx
CouponFree Hawaiian Trip
: , Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands : .'y ' ; 1 ;;
vote for ..T........
This coupon must bo voted
. , Any information regarding conditions of the Honolulu tour should be addressed to the
manager of the Contest Department of The Journal. : ' '
HERE K THE WAY IBEV STAND
VOTES RECnVED UP TO WEDNESDAY EVENING IN . TEE J01RNALS ,CS5SIW0;OT,''
vlv '' '--:. , " . . ;. -. Tatar Vote.
MISS LURA BATY, 340 San Rafael Street..,..,.; .7.;...... ...... ,.10,C01
MISS MINNIE S. PHILLIPS. Deputy Clerk Circuit Court.. a.........,........,, 4.7C3
MISS GRETCHEN KURTH, Telephone Operator Portland Hotel........... 3,042
MISS SADIE WINTERMANTLE, City Dye Works .....e. 3.4SO
MISS EDITH BERN, 246 Stark Street, 2,823
MISS LUCY GOULD, Telephone Operator Oregon Hotel
MISS SALLIE MADIGAN, 547 Flanders Street . 2,070
MISS RUTH LEE, 553 Hood Street............. eJ......,................:.Vr..'.. 3,020
MISS CORA TOLLY, 752 First Street........ .... .............................. .l,C34
MISS GENEVIEVE HOLMES, 354 Harrison Street 1.CS2
MISS MARION LEAHY, Woodard, Clarke Drug Company ..-. , 1,523
MISS MARGARET SMITH, 1 Fourteenth Street ... 1 .................... 4. ,1,203
MISS HENRIETTA WINKLEMAN, 407 East Couch Street 1,218
MISS BESS SHARON, 210 East Thirtieth Street ......................... ... . . ; . . 1,170
MISS, ALICE NEWELL.. 2 East Sixth Street 1.1CO
miss nkllu; munukk, otia Kaieigh street..;... .............................. 1,152
MISS BURSE REDDICK, Oregon City..... .................. 1,010
MISS IRENE HIGGINS, 665 Everett Street........ 1,003
MISS ELSA GRIESEL. 805 East Thirty-First Street .............................. . 012
. MISS LOUIE WEISENBACHER, Perkins Cigar Stand 810
MISS SOPHIE OLSON, 298 Ivy Street. ............................. . . . . . f. .-',- , r48
: MISS MOLLY PROEBSTEL,Xa Grande, Oregon ....... .................. ....:', 2.842
MISS RUBY WHITTEMORE, Pendleton Oregon .... . . . ; . V. . . . ; . ; . . . .v ' i 250
, MISS AGNES FLETCHER, Pendleton, Oregon . . . . . .... ... . . . ... ....... j 150
T - : FIFTH : DISTRICT : V ; i):
-MISSJMELIAWILLIAMS. Kelso, Washington
tr..: t-i v-t- ' iir" T r? v- o
ariaite, ivcisu, si n s viauaiu s auiit. -., j. .. , . , . - .....
MISS KATHERINE GORE, Kalama,-.Waahlngton . 1,514
, x : (Voting Place, Kalama, G. W. Coffey's Store.) :y ' ' , r
.r?N sixth district-
MISS LIZZIE VEATCH. Cottage Grove, Oregon ....... ..:.;.;.;......V........ 1,101
MISS MARY DAVIDSON, Salem, Oregon. ....................... f .. . ... ... ..... 1,011
; SEVENTH DISTRICT V y) '
MISS BERTHA COURTEMANCHE, IvIcMinnvUle, Oregon rvv;T.T7t; .vr;r.f. 1.5C3
. (Voting Place, McMinnville, at S. P. Houser's Store.) - i ". ; c i , ,
MISS MARIE HOSTETLER, HUlsboro, Oregon 04
, MISS MINNIE ROY, Dallas, Oregon s .. ....... . A .V. .............. CI
MISS ROSALE C HOLSHEIMER, Beaverton, Oregon C
MISS LILLIAN WEBSTER, Philomath, Oregon ....... ...V..i.. 17
EIGHTH DIOTjuCT
-MISS"DALirHARMONrR6seburg, Oregon........... '
rVotine Place, Roseburg, at Hamilton Drug store.) : ' . . - ' .
MISS LOUISE T. JONES, Jacksonville, Oregon ......................
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Me
Decembsr SO. at S 'eleck p. m., IftOg.
Otrapon aeaat be voted within aevea day
after leans. Coupons est -from the Dally
'Soarnal moat - b neatly trimmed. All
eoapene, whether elngle or special, most best
tb same of tb candidate to be voted tor.
co prom Asa ervui as roxxowst
FITTH Alnglo eoupona, eat from the dally
paper, ere good for oa vote.. Soberrtpttoa
to -th Bvening Jonrnal aad Snnday Moraine
Joarnal, tbnee ssontbs, gl.M, a special
coupon of 160 vote (paid la dvne.
Saberriptloa t Evening aad Bands Morn
ing Jonrnal ats month. $S.T6, a Special
coupon of 280 votes (paid la sdvanr). Bub
ncrlptlon to th Evealns and Rnaday sfara
Ins Journal IS months, - IT 60, a Bpeclsl
eoapoa of TOO votes (paid la advance).
BDDscriptio ta ta svoaug sno Bands
aiornins f!rj JgrgLJ
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on; or before-August 24,
iio. ; '
SECONDDISTRICT-
11 C:
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(Oil
fl.SO. a special eoapoa ef 1M vetae ftfaM
la advance), gabeerlptloa to th gvoalnsj ;
ad BOBday BUralBg Joaraal by mall sis
Bwatba, S1.TS. a epscisl eoapoa of tbO vetse
'(paid la ad vanes). gabser1ptla to tb
Evening aad Snnday Morning Joeraal br
mall if aoaths, T.00. a special eoopoa ef
TOO votas (paid In sdrsncs). gsart-Weebly
Josrnal, gl.BO a year, special eoapoa of lua
vote (paid la advenes).
BTXTB Ooopons sboalg be voted at the
BeadaaaKere aearest rsa e Bulled
eoapoa department of Tb Jooraal.
or at
any point nsoaed below. Votes will be
Ooanted Tttesdays, Tbsrsdsr sod Ss tarda r
and the total
aaBosneea ia ust aay-s '
nsner.
Any candidate withdrawing frees the
test cannot bave bee vets esaatsd tor n
ktraaxxaa ajro voxDie rxACicai
Vint IHstrleV afnltnosBsh aad Olaehsaas
counties. Voting place, Ooapaa Dspertmant
f Th Joornsl ofac.
Seosnd Wstrlo CBtoe, TTBrntlUa sad
Wallowa counties. I '
" Third THalHet-eVascd' SVinitlK, 1818111
Marrow. Wheeler sod Cross: souths. i
rearU
TMstrto Baksr. Sraat. . Haraey
aad Mslaw
liftt Pletrist Pslambla aid CkSjoa
eoantlea. Oresoe; Klickitat, Cowlltn. Clarks,
PaelBc. Wahklabnm and sttasaaala oaatiaa.
Waablngtoa.
gtartb Pajtrlet ifsileg. Una , a4 Las
oraatle. ,
Ifeveatb Wetrlev Waahlngtea, TUlaaMk.'
Tamh:iL Bentoa. Polk and Uacobi eoantlea.'
Xia-rth Pie ti lea DeajtUs. Oso. OarrA
Josephine, jacksoa, KUmatb sod Lab
eeaauce,
2,006
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