THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAN D, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 23, 1914.
HERE TO0 CARRY ON
PR0H1 FIGHT TO FINISH
First Bombardment of "Wet"
Forces Being Held at Rose
City Rink Today.
-DRYS" ARE OUT IN FORCE
National Geographic Society's War Primer
fw Other Group to Arrive Tomorrow
and Sunday to Carry on tas
Campaign.
Seven members of-"ihe Flying Squad
ion of America, compoelnr the ad
rance guard of speaker, arrived in
Portland thl morning and the bom
arUment ot the wets was commenced
tt the Ross City rink. East Mor
son and East First streets, this
tfternoon. Dr. John H. Boyd, pastor
tf the First Presbyterian church, pre
sided at the initial meeting. Judge
. C. Bronaugh will be chairman of
Lbe meeting tonight.
Local Prohibitionists were out in
torce to welcome the dry champions,
tnd the fight for state-wide prohibi
tion Is now on to the finish. Alto
lether, three groups of speakers are
icheduled to make their appearance in
Oils city.
Six meetings will be held in Port
land.
Tonight at" the Rose City rink. Dr.
Slarence True Wilson of Portland, sec
retary of the Temperance society of
the Methodist Episcopal church, will
tnswer the challenge df the Taxpayers'
ind "Wage Earners' League of Oregon,
tailing attention to conditions in Kan
as under prohibition rule.
Personnel of the group arriving to
lay follows:
Daniel A. Poling, Boston,
Mass., president's associate. United So
rt ety of Christian Endeavor; Dr. Wil
ur F. Sheridan, Chicago, general sec
itary Epworth Leagues of America;
Dr. Clarence True Wilson Portland,
Dr secretary Temperance society
' Methodist Episcopal church; E. -D.
Ecell, Chicago, musical director; A.
W. Roper, Winona Lake, Ind., pianist;
Dr. D. V. Poling. Portland. Or., so
loist.
Meanwhile meetings will be In pro
tress at Salem and at Koseburg. Th
.three groups Into which the squadron
has been, divided will interchange
places each day. The personnel of the
tecond and third groups, which will be
n Portland tomorrow and Sunday re-
tpectlvely, is:
Group two Clinton N. Howard,
Rochester, N. Y., orator and lecturer;
Mrs. Culla J. Vay higher, Upland, Iflrt.,
president Indiana W. C. T. U.; Charles
ML. Scanlon, I'ittsburg, Pa., genera
secretary temperance board Presby
terian church;. Everett R. Naftzger,
Indianapolis, Ind., musical director;
.Hugh Porter, Marion, Ind., pianist;
Miss Laura Shawe, Danville, Ill so
loist, Oroup three J. Frank Hanly, Indl
tnapolls, Ind., ex-governor of Indiana;
Dllver W. Stewart, Chicago, HI., form
r member Illinois legislature; Dr. Ira
. Landrlth, Nashville, Tenn, president
Ward-Belmont college; John B. Lewis,
-Boston, Mass., former member Massa
ihusetta legislature.
Cassel From the isolated hill on
which this town of northern France
Is built can be seen more than 30
towns and 100 villages of Franco,
Belgium and England. It is 27 miles
northwest of Lille, six miles from
the Belgium border and 17 miles from
the seacoast. The hill of Cassel at
tains an altitude of 644 feet. The
place Is supposed to have been the
site of Castellum Morinorum of the
Romans, and was at one time strong
ly fortified. It was the scene of many
imp6rtant battles during thd middle
ages. Lace, linen, soap, leather, oil,
salt, earthenware, beer and butter 1
are among its outputs.
Hazebrouck A railroad town of
northern P'rance, 22 miles north of
west of Lilla and 9 miles from the
Belgian border. It is the Junction of
lines running to Calais, Dunkerque,
Lille, Bethune and many other im
portant cities of northern France, and
its population of about 12,000 is made
up principally of people in tha em
ploy of the railroads, file town is
of no importance architecturally, Its
chief structure being the church of
St. Eloi, built in the sixteenth cen
tury. The town is Hn the midst of
an agricultural district and trades
extensively in grain, hops and live
stock. Many of its inhabitants are
engaged in cloth weaving.
Estaires A town of northern
France, 13 miles west of LUte and
six miles from the Belgian border,
on the Lys river. The population is
approximately 5000. There is some
manufacturing, with linen and soap
as the chief products. The town is
old fashioned and unprogressive, hav
ing changed but little in the last 60
years.
Quatre-Bras A Belgian hamlet,
18 miles east of south of Brussels,
12 miles north of Charleroi, and 10
miles south of Waterloo, the name
of which is derived from the meeting
of, four roads there. The place is
famous because the obstinate conflict
between the French and the allies on
June 16, 1815, occurred there. The
French were successful in the early
stages, but toward the closa of the
battle the tide turned 'decidedly in
favor of the allies, and the French
were totally defeated. At one time
the Duke of Wellington only escaped
being captured by putting his horse to
full gallop.
Roulers A town of West Flan
ders, Belgium, on the Mandel, an af
fluent of the Lys, 12 miles north by
northeast of Ypres and 10 miles north
west of Courtrai, which was famous
In the eleventh and twelfth centuries
for its wtvers. The French de
feated the Austrlans here after a
fierce conflict in July, 1794. The in
habitants depend for their livelihood
on the cultivation of flax and the
manufacture of linen, leather, beer
and spirits. The adjacent pastures
are rich and butter forms an article
of export. The town has had con
siderable growth in recent years, and
now has a population of about 26,000.
Fumes An old fashioned town of
West Flanders, Belgium, 16 miles
southwest of Ostend, three miles
from the coast and four miles from
the French border, noted for its spec
tacular pageant depicting the 1J
events in the life of Christ, which has
kbeen held annually since 1650. People
from th whole of Belgium are at
tracted to this fete In which the
residents of the little town take the
parts of Roman soldiers, priests, the
apostles, officials and spectators.
Wooden figures are even brought in
to swell the magnitude of the per
formance. With the exception of this
event, the place Is dull and of little
Importance. Corn, stock, .rfaops and
dairy products, are traded in exten
sively. The town was destroyed by
the Normans and was rebuilt In 870.
Its population is about 7000.
Enghien A town of south centralJ
Belgium, 17 miles southeast of Brus-
B.la anil thA KAmA HI Ktii no nnrfh n f
wunty grand Jury returned a not true , Mona, with a population of about 6000.
Illl in the case of Louis Dodge of Wt on the line from Ghent to Char-
Importance, many of the Inhabitants
being engaged in the production and
sale of grain.
Feldklrch A town of Austrian Ty
rol, near the Swiss border, 18 miles
south of Lake Constance, and on the
111 river. The town is of strategic
Importance because of its situation be
tween two rocky gorges commanding
the western approach. Nearby is the
Alderberg, over" which the government
has built a fine roadl The place ws
tha$ scene -of severe fighting in the
campaign of 1799, when the French
were defeated by the Austrians. Cot
ton spinning, weaving, dyeing and the
making of bells are among the indus
tries of its 5000 or more inhabitants.
Kustendji A Roumanian city, on
the Black sea, 25 miles south of east
of Medjidie. the site of Tomi, where
Ovid spent his exile. Trajan's Wall,
some traces of which can still be seen,
terminates there. The town possesses
vast harbor works, and is Roumania's
principal seaport. It has a popula
tion of nearly 15.000.
Damage Case) oa TriaL
The trial of Martin F. Jones against
the Southern Pacific, asking 310,000
for personal injuries, received in a fall
from ia train as a passenger, at the
Portland union station, began before
Judge Bean in the federal court this
morning. The Jury was taken to view
the premises. This is the last trial of
the term, and the balance of the Jury
panel was excused after today's selec
tion was made.
Say Billboards "Were Changed.
Los Angeles, Oct. 23. Complaint was
made to the police that Vwet" bill
board advertising throughout the city
had been altered over night to read
"Vote dry."
Motorcyclist Goes to Jail.
San Francisco, Oct. 23. Michael
Lindsay, a motorcycle speeder, was
sentenced yesterday by Judge Shortall
to 48 hours in the city prison.
Free aluminum cooking utensils with
purchases of furniture, house furnish
ings, etc., commencing tomorrow and
all next week, at Calif Bros., East
inira ana rjast Morrison. (Adv.)
Bunter Who Killed
Guide Is Freed
Ashland. Or., Oct. 23. The Jackson
kshland, bound over for the killing of L
no s mun, iiiai iiii uiacii, wniie uuuung
leer on Elk creek. September 1. Dodge
m In camp down in the canyon'get
Sng supper. Olsen went up the hill
n one Bide to look at a lick, crossed
rver and came lunging through the
rush toward camp from the opposite
tide. Dodge had been watching and
Istenlng to deer sign on that side, and
ihot Olsen dead as he crashed through
iho brush near camp.
Olsen's neglect to sound a warning.
Us khaki suit and hat, the fact that
le held his arms and gun above ,hls
lead while breasting the underbrush,
lecelved Dodge, It was shown, despite
(he fact that he Is an experienced
lunter. Dodge is a member of, the
cal furniture firm of J. P. Dodge &
Ions.
EAST SIDERS ARE INVITED
-Assistant Secretary C C. Hall of the
East Bide Business Men's club , will
lend out several hundred special Invi
tations to members and their families
ind friends to attend the Manufactur
es and Land Products show next Tues
..Jay night, which has been assigned
the special night of the East Side
Business Men's club and the Portland
Retail Mechants association.
Journal -Want Ads bring" results. .
M
"When We Grow Vu
and can wear real boys'
Clothes we'll know just
where to go for them.'
Boys' Suits $5 ,
Come Saturday, boys, for a rood
looking, well tailored, rviceatle.
boys' Norfolk Bolt, with an extra
pair of trousers. We can fit you
whether you be 6 or 16. Price $5.
Balmacaan Coats
for girls' and boys' $5,
$6.50 and up to $10.00.
2 to 16 Years.
at "Ye Oregon" is now considered one of
Portland's regular Saturday events. It's the
jolliest place to spend a merry evening in
town see for yourself. Delightful entertain
ment by
L. F. COWAN
"The Ragtime Man,"
with his
Captivating Chorus
Misses Jessie Mills, Dorothy Freeport
Babe Lewis and Ethel Betts.
Miss Eugenia Barlow
Soprano-
Miss Veta Florenz
Dainty Soubfette
and Sig. Pietro Marino r
with his famous orchestra. ;
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idpgro weirs Answer Cfaallesi
TO J. E. WHEELER, CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMITTTEE OF ONE HUNDRED:
Herewith we publish a partial list of the due-paying members of the Hop Growers and Dealers Association of
Oregon. It is a direct answer to all malicious charges that this Association is "subsidized" by the Brewer Associa
tion of Oregon. - ' i
TO OREGON VOTERS i .
This association comes before you tc correct any false impressions you may have received from numer ous "dry"
misrepresentations and insinuations.
The campaign against proposed State-Wide Prohibition waged by the Hop Growers' and Dealers'- Association of
Oregon has been entirely financed by funds received from Hop Growers and Hop Dealers, and is independent of any.
other organization or individual. .
The Hop Growers' and Dealers' Association invites a rigid "check" of every' name herewith produced.
Twenty-Five Years Ago
(From the Mornings Oregonian, July. 26, 1869.)
SALEM, July 26. The Willamette Valley Hopgrowers Association today adopted
by-laws for the organization of a mutual fire protective association. The following
board of directors was chosen: William Wells, of Buena Vista; P. Riggs, of Crowley;
H. D. Mount, of.Silverton; J. F. Graves, of Dallas, and W. E. Iter, of Butteville.
The Hopgrowers' Association has been in existence for a quarter of a century.
The assertion that the organization was formed solely for political purposes in connec
tion with the present attempt -to bring about state-wide prohibition is thus disproved.
The association has been active since 1889 in bettering conditions in the hopyards of
the state and in protecting the interests of the industry generally.
Do you believe that we, the hop farmers, are capable of knowing our own business
and what will injure us or do you believe the paid agitators from the East should have
free rein to tell you THEIR idea of OUR business? Are we not justified in making a
fight against certain destruction of our hopyards?
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HOP DEALERS
Link Your Interests to This Chain of Credit Stores
ieroL ' Many lace, linen and cotton in
dustries are located there. The ances
tral chateau of the Dues d" Engrhlen,
destroyed during the French revolu
Uon, was located In the fine old park
outside the town. The great Conde
grained the right to use the style of
Enghien among his other titles
through a victory near this place.
Thielt An ancient town of west
Flanders, Belgium, at the foot of an
eminence, 17 miles west of Ghent and
15 miles east or soutn 01 jsruges. me
town has considerable manufactures
of linen and lace, and was formerly a
busy cloth-making place. Soap, glue,
leather and hats are also among Its i
outputs. In the surrounding district j
are many bleachfields. Thielfs popu-
latlon of about 11,000 has varied in,
size but little in many years.
Bas Van Ghent A fortified town of
Holland, 12 miles north of Ghent and
26 miles east of Bruges, near the lert
bank of the Brackman, a branch of the
western Schelde. It Is the first
Dutch, station on the line from Ghent.
and It Is here that the locks of the
canal connecting Ghent with the sea,
by way of tho western Schelde, are sit
uated. The town was founded by the
Spanish in 1570, and the Duke of
Parma further strengthened it in 1583.
The Dutch captured the place In 1644,
and the French in 1747. Its present
population is about 2000, and its in
habitants are engaged In gardening
and farming on a small scale.
Schirwind A town of eastern Prus
sia, two miles from the border of Rus
sian Poland, and 40 miles north of east
of Insterburg, at the confluence of the
Scheschupe and the Schirwind, a small
stream which rises In Poland and
forms for some miles the . boundary
line between the two countries. For
nearly a century the town's popula
tion has remained approximately the
same. There are no Industries of any
OutrttteraC Cnil d rcrv
143 Sixth St., Near Alder
JOVRVJLX. CONTEST VOTES
ofsw 8ATVXOAT znoacr
Civic League Will
Discuss Measures
Members learned to Make Investigation
- of Bills Will Bender Their Reports
at Meeting.
Various , ' proposed constitutional
amendments and bills appearing on the
November ballot will be analyzed and
disc1issedathe meeting of the Oregon
Civic league tomorrow noon in the
blue room of the Multnomah hotel.
Members of the league, who have
been appointed to. invest! gate the pro
posals, will make reports and after
ward the reports' and measures will be
discussed. Among the reports will be
these:
Voters to be citizens bill, and pro
posal to create the office of lieuten
ant governor; amendment enabling the
consolidation of cities and counties;
the bill authorizing the Increasing of
the state's debt limit; the proposed tax
for the support of state normal schools
at Ashland and Weston; the universal
feight hour law, the amendment abol
ishing the death penalty; the proposed
sur-tax; the dentistry bill; the amend
ment creating a department of industry
and public works, and the prohibition
amendment.
Dr. William F. Ogburn of Reed col
lege will acvas chairman of the day.
'Warm Friends'
Every Overcoat in
Our Fall and Winter
Stock, Men
Keep a fellow In good humor,
too; you see, they're smartly
styled," well made, moderately
priced and
Easy to Pay for
$1.00 a Week
OR
$5.00 a Month
Drop in and meet 'em,' yonTe
going to like one of them par
ticularly well. It'll "set you
back" $15, $20, $25, $30 de
pends on which one you "toe
up to." XiOts of Balmacaans
among them, lots of double
duty coats (for rain or cold)
lots of young fellows' styles,
too. We're "long and strong'
on mighty good suits at 915,
830, $25 one of them will
"make good" with you and
your good-clothes Ideas.
Brown As Co, ....
Benedict, Geo. S.
Bishop ft Keyt
Catlin tc
Boreas Bros
Durbia Sc Cornoyer . . .
Hart, H. T.
Xlaber, wolf fc Better
Kirkpatrick, K.
Ziachmund, Xionls
Lawton, A. M.
Xdvesley, T. A. Co.
JUcHeff Bros,,
Miller, F. J.
MacCarthy, B. 7. .
Sets, Kola Hop Co.
Tineas, Julius
Bay, A. J. fc Son Portland
Boss, Geo. I. Salem
Roberts, John Tj. Salem
Seavy Hop Co Portland
Williams, B. JS Portland
Wolf, J. C. Silverton
. .Salem
Portland
. . . .McMinnville
Salem
Portland
. . . .Salem
.Portland
.Portland
...Dallas
.......Salem
. . . Portland
. Salem
Portland
. .McMinnville
.Independence
Salem
Portland
Banks Bop Co. . .
Carstens, J. P. . .
Bagley, Wm. Sr. . .
Finney, Ella M. .
Feller, A.
Mallory, Dr. W. E.
Mclaughlin, C. A.
Metschan, Phil . . .
Se&vey, J. W
Washburn, B. A,
Allen Bros. ......
Cooper, J. S. .'.
Bnrch, M. A. ....
Bodson, B. O.
Benson, C. A. .....
Bradtl, Chas. J. . .
Crossan, A, O. ...
Crlssell, B. K. .
Anderson, A. J. .
Davidson, A. E. .
Eogg, SC. T
Cartwright, J. B
Banks
Banks
Hillsboro
, Oervals
Hubbard
, Newberg
. . .Independence
. . . Portland
.Kugene
Springfield
... .St. Paul
. . .Independence
Rickreall
Monmouth
Silverton
New Era
.Salem
Aurora
Kugene
. . . .Independence
. . . . Independence
Harrisburg
Let
me see. I think this
mornings paper
said that
the Russians were dashing across
the Prussian frontier. Or was It
the Prussians that were dashing
across the Russian frontier? I'm
sure it was One or the other. Maybe
it was yesterday's paper that fa
vored the Russians and today's that
credited the Prussians; Or was it.
the Austrians?
Anyway, this morning Nellie was . In
to buy her new Fall Suit and Hat.
And many looked at our stock of
Coats last week and xame back yes
terday and bought.
And Clara had her eye on a bear
a Basque Gown she saw here today.
While Jennie declares (after buy
ing), declares positively, that the
Gately easy-to-pajr -plan is svery
woman's answer to the "war" ques-,
tion of hitting good clothes.
Suits and Coats $18.50, $22.50, $24.59
and up to $37.59.
One Dollar a Weekr Five
Dollars a Month.
Store open till 10 p. m. Saturday for your convenience.
Forterfield, B. E Independence
Rood, Fred Hillsboro
Murphy. W. K. Independence
Bosich, G-eo. Aurora
Susbauer, M. Cornelius
Smith F. T. Aurqra
IiafoUette, F. 1m. ....... .Forest Grove
Sinclair, John ....- Hillsboro
Walling, John Salem
Walker Bros. Independence
Trullinger, C. S. Yamhill
Frost, Cnnst Aurora
Zimmerman, J. F '.....Aurora
Susbauer, Geo, Cornelius
Fawk, F. H. Dallas
Flannagan, Dr. W. X. ..Grants Pass
Hart wick, Jos Banks
Heltzel, Mrs. Jm Banks
Imfcrie, J. A. Hillsboro
Jones, J. A. .Newberg
Keil, X. J Aurora
HOPGROWERS
....... .Nowberg ,
Hillsboro
."Aurora
. . . . Independence
Yamhill
Springfield
Dsyton
Sherwood
, Hubbard
Aurora
. . . .Forest Grove
Aurora
Dundee
Hillsboro
Eugene
Barlow
TuU, W. S Barlow.
Bnrch, T. S Rickreall
Carothers, C. W Aurora
Crabtree, W. K Forest Grove
Carothers, O. O Hubbard
Buchanan, John Cornelius
Xaove, JF Forest Grove
Parkin, W, E Banks
Merten, S. J, 1 St. Pau
Mount Angel
.Dallas
Grants Pass
St. Paul
. . . .Independence
Aurora
Newberg
..........Aurora
.......... .Aurora
Banian, John . . .
McXnignt, B.
Mishler, A. J. ...
Shaf er, W. O.
Wolfe, H. B.
Weidner, Paul . . .
Seavey, John K..
Thurban, O. B.
Williams, W. A. .
Flaher, T. J
Orim, Thurston .
Oiesy, A. X.
Boar, X. J
Zaorens, C. X. . . .
Bansan, Jno. F, .
Meier, C
Thornsbury, Mr.
Toll, C. C.
Kruger, C. F. ....
Xraus, Henry . . . .
Hill, Clyde
Gray, John .......
Gooding, George ...
Groshong, James . .
Hutohscroft, B. J.
Xolland, W. J. ....
Graves, Ed
Johnson, E. S. ......
Jones, Zynn
Xlllan, John
!, Frank . .'.
Long, J. J
Hovender, G. B. ...
Harper, A. E.
Goraoke, A
Grant, William. St. Paul
Olesy, Xi. C Aurora
Grant, J. M. Dallas
Heisler, J. V Gales Creek
Inkley, S. C Banks
Hart, Esro Dallas
... .Sherwood
....... Aurora
.Independence
.... Yamhftl
..... Aurora
..... Albany
.... Yamhill
Crow
Aurora
.... Sheridan
Portland
. . .. Springfield
Junction City
Byos, By!
Bilieu, Jm. W.
Cornell, Thomas
Marten, S
Buef , Earl
Arndt, G. A.
Adolf, Ludwig
Foon, Dy . .
Eisner, A. B. ......
Ewert, Frank
Brontano, J. F. T. B.
Carstens, A. C.
Davis, Mr
Burkholder, J. C.
Bittick, W. M. ....
Clate fc Fernoll
Dent el, A. .B.
Dental, Fred
Fanning, A. M.
St. Paul
, Banks
.... Sherwood
Aurora
Aurora
..Grants Pass
. . t . . .Aurora
Aurora
Amity
Rickreall
Salem
, . . . .Sherwood
, . . Jefferson
Eugene
Ballston
.Forest Grove
Aurora
.Independence
Keil, D. A.
Knight, Geo. E. . ... . .
Xiong, G
XAlfberty, Hamr . . . . .
Lacky, F. M.
Gouley, BOmeo
Gouley, Xomer
Hackett, J. W.
Hill, Dewey
Hedges, Fearl
Anderson, Glen
Castletain, J. B. .......
Cawrse, Jos. ...
.Aurora
.. .Springfield
Mt Angel
. Independence
. . . . .Hillsboro
Brooks
Salem
. .McMinnville
.Independence
Independence
.. .Springfield
Rickreall
, ... .Cornelius
Ball, Geo Ballston
Elwert, Fred Sherwood
Clanfield, B. Ballston
Clanf ield Geo Dallas
Beck, Henry Aurora
Giesy, C Aurora
Hukriede, Henry ; Eugene
Hanna J. Xm. : 5 .Independence
Gahler. John Aurora
Murray, John
Fetre, S. X.
Forterfield, M. M. . .
Querner, Gus -
Anderson, T. X. .....
Adams on. Miles.
Colvtn, X. Tm ......
Back, Seld
Biersdorf. G-eo.
.fEdmundson, x. It, . . .
Flcken, J. W
Coyle Bros. y.
Bushnell Bros
Bents, X. Jm.
Bradley, H. w.
Shipley, X. C
Vander Velden, W. A.
Sloper, W. A. .......
Teager, C. E.
. .Aurora
Dallas
, . .Independence
Amity
..Yamhill
....... .Aurora
Portland
Cornelius
Goshen
. . . . . .Sherwood
St. Paul
Eugene
Aurora
Banks
Banks
. . .Forest Grove
, . .Independence
". .Dundee
0
TMMSi!
CREDIT CLOTHIERS
428 Washington Street
Between 1 1th and 12th Streets
Brown, A. O. fc Son. .. .Independence
Cameron, C. J. Aurora
Bolter, A. M.
Burton, Mrs. J. X. ....Independence
Elton, August
Damon, X. Independence
Frietas, J. T. Suver
Xoisington, Wm. .........Dallas
Ireland. Fred Corvallis
Jacobs on, Edwin Dallas
Krebs, Conrad Independence
Gunderson, Xiars uervais
Meiger, H. J, Salem
Ord, X. X. Independence
Fawk, X. W.
Hansen, Otto
Iiebeau, C
McXee, T. A.
Leonard, Manning
Xewbill, G. W
Parsons, John
Bparolsky, Wm. ....
Mitchell fc Bonannon
Mnecke Estate Aurora
Spoth, Otto Sherwood
Fowler, M. B Amity
Fully, D. W McMinnville
Kurd, Clinton Han isburg
Irvin, S. E Independence
Gribble, E. B. Aurora
Xanna, G. X Independence
Keiser, F. D.
Gatewood, B. M. ......Portland
Brooks, C. X Ballston
Boggs, Zieon ...Harrisburg
Crosby, A, B Woodburn
B Jerks, X. C Eugene
Graham, F. O St. Paul
Gunderson Bros Gervals
Heisler, John Sr. Gales Creek
Heisler, Alfle Gales Creek
Johnson, X Aurora
Kerr, J, T Aurora
Lund, O. M. Silverton
Buuck, William
Blsrman, j. b.
Benson, G. X ....
Bowen, CD
Bergstrom, O. ...
Bents, Fred
Crane, X,
Davidson, James F,
Cane, Fred
Bruner, V. X,
Clark, Boss McMinnville
Bartlett, J. Jm. Beaverton
Berry, F. E Davton
Campbell, X. It. Dallas
.Newberg
. Gervais
Aurora
Independence
St. Paul
. . . . Yamhill
Barnard. X.
Daniels, C. F.
Craven, E. F...
Bedwell, Mrs. .
Chapman, John
Fanlkold, John
Foltzenlogel . .
Seavey, T. B. .
Senear, Geo.
Dallas
McMinnville
Rickreall
Yamhill
Sherwood
Banks
Eugene
Aurora
Smith, Oscar Dallas
satnerm, a. A I
Todhunter, J. M. Independence
Sperling Bros .....Independence
Stute Bros Woodburn
Yergen, F. E Hubbard
Yeater, w. V Monmouth
Yoakum, X. F. Dallas
Zimmerman, E. W Aurora
Toder, I.evi Woodburn
Sporalsky, W. W. Aurora
Shleger, X. X. Barlow
Tibbets, Mrs. M. J. Eugene
an Domlen, Frank Banks
Wlgrlch Banch Independence
Thompson, A. S.
Williams, Walter Dallas
OFFICERS OF
ASSOCIATION
A. J. Bay
T. A. Xdvesley
Harry !. Hart . . ,
Xal V. Bolam .
F. W. Durbin . . . .
3 .President
FlnM Vlce-Pres.
. ... 7; .Secretary
.Amsi Secretary
4
. ..Treasurer
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EXECUTIVE B(iBD.
E. C. Kirkpatrick U Dallas
J alias Flncus
J. C. Wolf
J. W. Seavey . . .
J. B. Xdnn
Xionis Xtachmund
Geo. W. X,ewls .
Joseph Harris . .
Geo. Jm. Bos . .
T, Jm. MoXef f . . .
A. K. Seller . ...
D. F. McCarthy
VTCx-PBEarnxjirrs
C. A. Mclaughlin ...A .Polk
i. .Portland
. . . . .Silverton
.Eugene
. . . . . . . Salem
. . . , .... Salem
. . . . j . . . . . Salem
. . . .ft. . . . .Salem
. . .... Salem
Portland
......Portland r
. . .Independence
Fred Ireland
Frank J. MUler .
Henry x. Benta
W. 8. Toll ......
James Clark . .
James Groshong
Thou. Cornell
J. A. Jones . .
X. Jm. Xauser
Benton
Washington
.,1 . . . Marion '
, , M Clackamas
, .Lne
. .Linn
Joseplune-Douglas
. . .Yamhill
. . . .Wasco
Shuck, William . .
Miller, D. S. . . .
Mlley, J. X.
Miley, W. J.
Mol-vughlln, ?. B,
Meredith, J. M. ..
Fortsr, B. B
Federson, Albert .
Ferkins, X. D. ...
Feper, Ernest . . .
Ferkins, J. 8
Molsan, Al
Mlltoma, C. H. . .
Xiee, Met Oinn ...
Xioose, Ed .......
X.eve, J. F
Murphy, W. X- ..
Murray W. Xu
Mclaughlin, A. M.
Independence
.Junction City
Jefferson
Woodburn
. .. .Harrisburg
Hill, Xomer
Hunt, W. X.
Xueschnick, John
Glatt, John A. . . .
Oosser, John
Johnson, Hans
Xughes, T. M. St. Paul
Xiorens, Carl E Manning
Or erlnng, Edwin Silverton
Fercival, W. W. Independence
Paul, E. T. D. Buell
Miller, E. B Aurora
McDonald, J. 8.
Murphy, J. ft
McKay, W. B
Olds, F. F
Ltwi, Frank
Mucks, G
Overland, Ole
McConnell, A. ......
Netter, Edwin
Norwood, J. W.
Mayes, Jm. A.
Bolland, A.
Qaene, Martin
Ballwebe, Geo
Brown, E. M.
Cook, J. X,
Davidson, E. G
Eberly, J. F. fc Son
Elliason, X. A.
Campbell, Scott
Ball, S. A.
Burgess, C. A. .....
Bean, F. C
Cnong, Xe Cnong . . .
Edison, J. X,.
Gilbrlch, Charles
Fudge, XC S
Gregg, J. J. fc Bon. . .
Grim, B. J.
Xauser, X. .
Karris, Josepn
Johnson, O. Jm.
Johnson, Julius
Jackson, X. J.
Xloster, John X,
St. Paul
.St. Paul
Hubbard
Iafayette
. . . .Independence
Portland
Aurora
, Aurora
Salem
Yamhill
Aurora
Banks
, Woodburn
. . . .Independence
Woodburn
St. Paul
Banks
Aurora
Dallas
Ballston
Harrisburg
t-r. .Eugene
.Gervais
Aurora
.. .' '. Ballston
Hillsboro
Hubbard
. . ..'.Tygh Valley
Salem
Turner, F. E.
Throop, B. B. .
Conzilman, Mr.
Clarke, 3. J. .
Conner, S. J. .,
Conner, M. F. ,
Dolson, E. F. ,
Denny, F. J. . .
Ernst, C.X. . .
Fawver, S
Feller, Charles
Independence
. . . Dayton
Sherwood
Springfield
. . .St. Paul
...St. Paul
. . . Aurora
. Jefferson
...St. Paul
Harrisburg
Hubbard
..?..... Yamhill
. . .Aurora
Aurora
I Aurora
.Hubbard
. . . . . ,4 Forest Grove
2 Forest Grove
..... . . . . M t. Angel
. . . . . i. . .Harrisburg.
C-. . . .. .Aurora
S. ... . .Yamhill
.'j i Brooks
t1. Independence
ft.. ..Butteville
..... Sslem
f vForest Grove
Buena Vista
Aurora
.independence
Aurora
Friday, John Banks
Xiunderhonsen, J. B. Dayton
x.enou, Xi. D Woodburn
XieFevre, Mr Dayton
Xraxberger, Frans Aurora
Kraxberger, F. J Aurora
Xraxberger, Charles Aurora
GUbertson, C. F. St. Paul
Gilbert fc Patterson Salem
Gooding, G. F Ht. Paul
Xobery Harry
Hansen, X billy
Xastle, lomie Mt. Anel
Xaag, Gottlieb ....St. Paul
Gervais
Eugene
Scott Mills
Harrisburg
Aurora
Independence
. . . . Corvallis
.. Springfield
.. Springfield
Aurora
. . . Woodburn
. . .Harrisburg
. . . . Sheridan
Hubbard
Dallas
MuUer, IktoIs
Hedges, D. Ib '.Independence
Morris J. G Yamhill
Biecke, W. J. ...... h Lorane
Oalert, J. F S . ..... , Aurora
Mullor, E. O, 1 1 Laurel
independence
Laurel
Gaston
Magness, A. F. ...... .r ...... .Amity
Xreuta, M. J. ?. ...... . Suver
Xocke, G. F. iH. .. , .Jefferson
Keil, X.oals p Aurora
Mapes, Elgin Jm. f. . . . . . .Laurel
Bogers, B. E. .............Sherwood
Mullor, E. O. ..))
Xanna, D. A. f Llndepei
Johnson, O. A. ; n
Johnston, Willis A.
Fardy, Xenry
Kennstlnr, Charles
Stomp, Fred X. . .
Shuck, F. F.
Shook, Ed ........
Wldeberge, E
Whitney, Feter ...
Wilson, O. D. B. . .
Sneperd, William .
Whitman, J. J. . . .
Whltworth, B. K. .
Whl, . A.
Woster, 3. Jm.
Matty, J
Morris, M. X.
Miller w. O
Sloan, 8. W
Slesager, J. ......
! Slebert, X..
. vi . . . . -Ilutibard
. i.-j-j. . . (Woodburn
i. . ..... .Suver
. . M Yamhill
... 4 !...... Yamhill
Jjj ...... . Lau rel
. . . gj . . . . .Hubbard
. . Aurora
Yamhill
. Lj. . . . .Jefferson
. . .... .'.Aurora
Hall, a M.
Xardle, W. B.
Hart man, Jane . . . . .
Kockdanner, J. M. .
Jack, B. O
Jones, J. I.
Xopp, John ........
Xammit, Harry V. ,
Xammit, C
FeUer, J. F.
Drescher, John
Jeans, O. G
Endicott, Charles A.
Helder, F. X
Htmilton, Ira
Jessen, Faul
Hub bard, J. E. r Independence
Susbauer, Xenry Cornelius
Tergen, Fred Aurora
Woodard, Floyd ..Independence
Weidner, Oscar Yamhill
Wertsrman, Herman Yamhill
Soper fc Fatton Independence
Schneider, Jacob Hillsboro
Tergen, A. & Aurora
Yergen, o. w Aurora
Shields, Harry Scotts Mills
Somawaka, O. O.. .Portland
xergen, U. A Aurora
Xergen, X. F Aurora
Tergen, C. A. Laurel
Yergen, C Aurora
Weston, O. A. McMinnville
wudstrand, A. Jm. . Aurora
Will, J. M. 4 Aurora
Stroda, Bobert Harrisburg
Buell
MolaJIa
n.. McMinnville
4. .McMinnville
.McMinnville
i. Independence
j. Barlow
siee n i, ju. , v . . . . ij Aurora
Shipley, Enren . ; . . . .Jj. Banks
Byaa, J. J. ...... . .-. ..rj Aurora
Shanner, X ; . .S MCKee
Bnbens, Joseph Gervais
wnwell, X. X. ..$. Banks
...... . . . .Reedvllle
.Albany
.......Banks
wn. rx w
xewport. Boy ;4J
Xarns. John F. ,
Xordaousen, John F.
aunty, my. ... ,
KBni, a. 2a. ....... f j
Mmmi, tn w . . . . .
Baymond, August
. .. . .Aurora
St. Paul
Yamhill
Aurora
St. Paul
Bogers, Thomas X. ..(i.. McMinnville
Bueter, Ernest L Forest Grove
Piper, Ernest f. . H ..... . .Aurora
FeUand, C. O. . ..-H St. Paul
Xeuenschander Bros. t ..Gaston
Morley, George
Money, John
Morley G. C .....
Bue, O
Boy, W. H.
Hoberts, J. J.
Robertson, J. E. . .
Buef, George .....
Palmer, E. S
Magness, P. O. ...
Moe, O. J
Xortness, -Peter. ,
Madder. J.
Sandberg, C. E. . . ,
Steelhammer A. G.
Satem, X. F. ..
Wright, F. B. . . . .
Walker's heirs
Walker, Alfred S.
..Sliver too
.L"f Silverton
. Silverton
... & . . . . . . .Molalla
.Jefferson
. .i). ..... .Yamhill
...Ti. ......Yamhill
. Independence
. .-,( ....... .Amity
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Remember These Facts
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. .Eugene
. Eugene
You art askeo to ruin an industry in which 1400 farmers are engaged. There are 25,000 acres of hop yards
awaiting your sentence of life or death. - if '
There is an annual income of $6,000,000 to Oregon from hops alone, which would be cut of$ if Prohibi
tion should carry. ' , '
Farmmg conditions are bad enough now. Taxes are high enough now. Help industrial progress by ur.vote of
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