CANDIDATES ANNOUNCEMENTS
What Those Who are Asking for Of­
fice Have to Tell You.
e
(Price 15 cents an inch, each issue.)
To the Voters' of Polk County.
I take this means to further announce myself
as a candidate for County Assessor at the general
election, November 5th.
I feel thoroughly competent to take up the
duties of the office and respectfully invite you io
look up my record and if you believe me worthy of
your support, will thank you for the same.
Have been Clerk of my home school district,
No. 19, for several years, Deputy Assessor for sev­
eral years and point with pleasure to the handsome
majority of votes given me, in the precincts where
I have assessed, over both my opponents for the
primary nomination.
If elected, I will serve you with courtesy, and
will do all in my power to make the burden of tax
as light upon you as it is possible for me to do,
GIVING TO EVERY ONE a fair and square
assessment.
Respectfully,
ARTHUR ALLEN.
Paid Adv.
Why Should a Woman?
Why should a woman be born, educated, married, di­
vorced and buried under laws made exclusively by men.
The right to govern is conferred by the governed and
the governed are not exclusively males, the governed are
men and women, for women are responsible before the law.
Why, if we desire to be just and fair, should we not al­
low the women to exercise what should be an equal right
with man.
V O TE X 300 ON TH ~ B A LLO T
Portland Equal Suffrage League, Mrs. Solomon Hirsch, Pres.
Paid Adv.
OLD GLORY OR THE RED RAG
Nightly on the streets of Portland loud-mouthed
agitators blaspheme the name of the Lord and curse
the St ir Spangled Banner. They are reaching out
into the smaller communities and it may be your turn
next to contend with them. Read and Vote No. 370
in Voters Pamphlet.
Assaulting the Dignity of Labor
High salaried agitators are constantly assaulting
and maiming the honest laboring men of Portland
who are unwilling to divide their earnings with these
leaches on the decent labor element. Read and vote
No. 368 and prohibit boycotting and picketing. Your
son is not safe in Portland if he refused to support
these crime instigators.
Empk>yen' Assodetion ol Oregon, W. C. Francis, Secretary
Paid Adv.
PROGRESSIVE PARTY
To The Voter* of Polk Comity:
N o m in e e fo r C o n g r e s s
A aI have been urged by friends be­
First D istrict.
longing to the different political par- I
ties either to come out independent or
to accept the nomination tendered me
by the Prohibition party for the office
of county school superintendent I have
consented to make the race on th at tic­
ket in accordance with the following
general principles.
RIGHT NOT POLICY
If elected I will strive to do the right
by every individual, district and com­
munity.
I will be as economical aa possible in
I he use of the public funds, consistent
with efficiency,
I will not set ss agent for any school
furnishing company.
I will not ask an increase in' salary
wh le in office.
KFFICIENUY NOT PUBLICITY
If elected I will visit each school in
the county a t least once each year.
It will be my earnest endeavor to
bring about more helpful relations be­
tween the home and the school
I will strive to have on exhibition in
connection with the county fair some
work from every school in the county.
JUSTIC E NOT POWER
If elected I will keep the office under
personal supervision, and will desig­
nate a t least two days out of each
week as office days.
I will not ask for more than one su­
pervisor to be elected by the county ed­
ucational board.
John W. Campbell
I will not so use my office aa to per­
petuate my continuance in office.
R o te b u r g , O r e g o n
I will strive at all times to render the
best possible service to the people, and Paid Adv.
Oct. 81
will hold nr ill will agi'm st any.is w .u
does not support me.
I respectfully ask your support.
use harsh physics. The reac­
J. J. ARNOLD. tion Don’t weakens
the bowels, leads to
031 chronic constipation. Get Doan’s Reg-
Paid Adv.
ulets. They operate easily, tone the
stomach, cure constipation.
C h FOR
ild FLETCHER
ren Cry
S
C A S T O R I A
j
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
C area Cold», C roup 2nd W h oopin g Cough.
TAKES OWN LIFE.
John C. Moore Commits Suicide
While in Charge of Sheriff
Enroute to Dallas.
WHY DR. WILEY £ MONEY 1« LOAN IMPROVED FARMS i
IS FGR WILSON . * Wm. C. Borcheri, Financial Agent
«1
J
In thia Vicinity. Make application to
IL
Last Saturday afternoon, on He Says Taft and T. (1. Are
(
207-208 Oregonian Building
PORTLAND
OREGON
the road to t ails City, about three
DALLAS ( I f f BANK
miles south of Dallas, John C.
Dallas, Oregon.
Soldiers of Fraud.
iYloore took his own life while in
charge of Sheriff Grant, who
! R.E. V1LUAMS
President
was bringing him to town on a
W. G. VASSALL
Cashier
charge ot non support. The par­ ENEMIES OF PURE FOOD LAW.
ticulars in briet ol tne affair are:
R .C . Craven, I. N .U m sb M. M. Ellis
Sherut Grant tnat afternoon
W. G. Vassall. R. K Williams,
B. H. McCullon, F. J. Craven,
started out in Newt Guy’s auto Famous Chemist Believes the Health
to serve a number of papers up of tho Nation Demands Election of This bank is pleased to place I tl j
* alls City way. On tbe return the Democratic Ticket— He Appeals disposal of its custom ers tne fandlit-f
he passed Moore in a rig, and
Who, Like Himself, Have gained during many years of contiuuorp
service and growth.
telling Mr. Guy to go on nome, to Been Thcae
Republicans.
he entered the buggy with Moore
By H A R V E Y W. W IL E Y .
to accompany him to town.
Moore seems to have been oL- (Form er Chief Chemist of the U. 8. T e le p h o n e 5 0 2
scessed with the idea, from his
C E O . F. S K IF F
with the sheritt, My np|K»al I h chiefly to those who, '
A ttorney.at-L aw
ASA B. ROBINSON, JR. conversation
like myself, have been lifelong Repub­
that he was wanted on a more licans.
1 believe that no kind of an ,
R o o m 8 , U g lo w B ld g.
serious charge than he was,
D e m o c r a tic C a n d id a t e
inistration Is going to ruin the D A L L A S. - .
and before driving very far astc- adm
.
OREGON
1 have a high personal re­
— FOR —
ed permission to get out of the couutry.
one of the candidates for
buggy lor a few minutes to at­ gard for each
and vice president on all
COUNTY CLERK
tend to the demands ol nature, president
the tickets. Ail the political platforms DR. B. E. N E V E L
ihe sheriff had looked him over are mainly Round, and all promise ef­
Veterinary Surgeon
At the General Election carefully
before getting into the fort lu behalf of the whole people. My
.S thkkt
November 5, 1912.
vehicle with him, and was cer­ choice is not based on a platform. It Plmne 21» H12 M ain DALLAS,
OREGON
was determined by my impressions of
tain he had no firearms witn him, tlie
real attitude of the candidates re-
so made no objections. Moore ejHntiug
the public welfare. We are
must have hid a revolver under
of heredity mid environ­
B. F. B U T L E R
the buggy seat when he tiist creatures
ment. In our attitude toward great
DENTIST
caught sight of Grant, and slipped public
questions we are alm ost alto­
Office over Fuller Pharmacy, Dallas.
it into his pocket after Grant got gether creatures
of environment.
12 A. M. l’tofi P. M.
into the buggy. The prisoner What two men are by environment Office Hours: ot 8 to Dental
work done at
' walked around behind the bug­ least likely to be swayed by special All kinds reasonable
prices.
at»d most likely to be guided
gy, and remarking that it was a interests
devotion t»o public welfare? Two
pity a man could not go to see of by the
have already been
his own wife without being, ar­ tried In candidates
presidential chair, and we
rested, put the revolver to his know by the experience
w hat may be ex­ MRS. OLIVE SMITH-BICKNELL
head and put a bullet through Ins pected if either of them
hi*
brain. The sheriff drove to the former seat on March 4. resumes
1913 Mr.
Lee place and phoned Coroner Roosevelt by reusou of his attitude to­
PIANO and ORGAN
Chapman, wtio soon arrived and ward the food and drug act aban­
Hook the body to Dallas. Next doned the consumers of the country I Studio: 712 Oak St., Dallas, Oregon !
the rapacity of a few mercenary
'morning a jury, consisting of to m anufacturers.
Under authority of
Ejgene Foster, J. D. Smith, congress 1 had carried
on extensive
! r rank Harris, l. V. Lynch, u. experiments with iny so called
j C. Smith and Amos Holman were squad anil found that certain poison
empannelied, and after taking stalice»-—viz. benzoic compounds, sub-
the testimony of the sheriff ren­ phurous compounds aud sulphate sul­
of
dered a verdict in accordance copper ibluestone»—were injurious to
with the facts. From a box of health.
lawr conferred upon me ns chief
dynamite
caps found on the per­ The
PAID A D V .
the bureau of chemistry the duty of
son of the ueceased and a note of acting
as a grand jury and determ in­
in his pocketbook presumably ad-1 ing whether
food» and drug» were adul
dressed
to
his
wife,
it
was
cer­
moment by some of the most prominent ists, local and imported, m ust bow be­ tain that a graver crime was in terated or misbranded. Instead of aj>-
MAJORITY RULE AMENDMENT. newspapers
pealing from my decisions to the courts,
of the state is, “ Vote ‘No’ fore the will of the people of Oregon,
on all m easures unless you are sure." and acknowledge th at the m ajority contemplation 1 y him, and he as ihe law requires, the users of these
committed suiciue on tne suppo­ poisous appealed to President Roose­
Among the thirty-eight measures, Not having studied the m erits of the rules in America.
whicn wiil appear on the official ballot 38 measures, how can the voter be sure? TH EO RK U >N STATE ASSOCIATION sition that this was what he was velt He not only listened to them, but
If
he
votes
“
No”
on
all
or
most
all
the
OPPOSED TO TH E EXTENSION arrested for. For some reason he abrogated the plain provisions of
to be voted on by the electorate of Or­
OK SUFFRAGE TO WOMEN.
egon a t the coming election on Novem­ m easures and all are turned down, how
unknown, he fell down on the the law, appointed a board not con­
M R \ FRANCIS J. BAILEY.
ber 5th. will bo the M ajority Rule aoout the one, two or perhaps three or
by the law and directed that
President. commission of tne other crime, templated
Amendment. This is an amendment four m eritorious m easures for which
017 but it is supposed from evidence these predatory Interests might con
to the Constitution of the state of Or­ there is a genuine need or demand by , Paid adv.
their attacks on the health of the
egon so as to require a m ajority of all the people? Are they to m eet the same
the sheriff found next day, to tiuue
people until this board, unknown to
electors voting at any election to adopt fate as the dozens of ordinary measures,
have
been
the
blowing
up.
of
Marriage Licenses.
constitutional am endm ent arid pass ini­ which should have gone to the legisla­
the law, should decide otherwise.
ture in the first place, or the vicious or Joseph Glath and Caroline his wife’s relatives. He is .sup­ Can we safely trust the campaign
tiative measures.
fanatic
m
easures
which
should
be
turn­
This m easure is proposed for the ex­
posed to have taken several sticks for public health to Mr. Roosevelt? 1
Bankhäuser.
press purpose of preserving the Initia­ ed down with a vengeance?
dynamite from the Hose hop cannot believe that to be the proper
tive Law for the people of Oregon by If we are to preserve the initiative Jesse V. Johnson and Lettie A. of
yard at Independence, where he course. Mr. T aft inherited this exceed- j Have Your Young
preventing its over-use by its friends, law for the people of Oregon, both pres­ Fishback.
had been working, the night be­ Ingly bad condition of affairs from his j
and by preventing its abuse and possibly ent and future, we m ust protect it by Irvin Baun and Maud Ayres.
Roosters Caponized
surrounding it with a safeguard which John M. Simmons and Ada fore. The revolver he killed predecessor and has not only continued ,
its repeal by its enemies.
this Illegal board under whose patron­
It scarcely admits of argum ent that will prevent its misuse and abuse by
himself
with
was
the
property
of
the Initiative Law as originally intend­ those who would use it to further sel­ Longnecker.
age adulterators are still poisoning the
ed by its sponsors, is a most worthy fish interests to the detrim ent of the Hugh H. Hanna and Margaret the foreman of tne hop yard, people, but he did worse. In the mat- ,
Sherman
Hayes.
Last
August
greater
num
ber
of
the
people
of
the
measure. But we gnd it today “ work­
adulteration of distilled bev- |
M. Pomeroy.
ing overtim e" in Oregon. We find it state.
Moore was up before Justice ter of the
in which Roosevelt upheld the For particulars, address o r call on
The M ajority Rule am endm ent will A. J. Shipley and Luella Hug­ Holman here on a charge of «rages
being grossly abused and preverted
legally constituted authorities Mr. T aft j
turned from the purpose for which it do this by driving all ordinary measures gins.
trespass and fined $10, but seems reversed that policy and threw the F .
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was originally intended, namely to be a of legislation into the legislature where
powerful weapon in the hands of the they belong, and by driving the selfish We receiued a very pleasant to have continued his visits to mighty weight of the executive office
the support of the worst lot of adul­
people witn which to get im portant and and pernicious m easures into oblivion
home of his wife’s parents, to terators
A ir lie , O r e g o n
call this afternoon from Grand the
necessary legislation, after the same where they, also, belong.
that ever disgraced a country.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Pickett,
who
reside
had been neglected or refused by th« The Majority Rule amendment, if pas«- Master Wheeler, of the I. 0. 0. near Falls City.
Mr
Wilson
and
Mr.
Marshall
by
state legislation. Governor V\ oodrow edt will reduce the number of measures on F. He arrived in the city to­
efforts in behalf of the
The parents of the deceased, of their strenuous
Wilson says: It is to be regarded as “ a the ballot to a sane basis by giving notice to
laws of their respective states
OVER SB YEA R S'
gun behind the door"—to be used only all that a measure in order to stand a chance day. and the members of the Tangent, and his sister, arrived food
have given a positive promise to end
E X P E R IE N C E
when the people’s representatives fail of passing must have real merit and that local lodge are planning a royal in Dallas Sunday morning, and such
a threatening state of affairs
to represent tnem.
there must be an actual demand for the reception for him tonight.
on a visit to this office next They will support to the utmost the
A fter its eight years of use and same, in which case there must be no diffi­
morning, laid their son’s peculiar officials under the law who are trying
abuse we find tn at it is fast pushing the culty at all in getting a majority to vote in
legislature into a subordinate anu sec­ favor of it.
actions
to an injury received to protect the public health aud will
ondary place. Beginning with a few Take the time and pains to look into the
short shrift of those who have
some years ago, and were firm make
m easures and a comparilively small of­ Majority Rule amendment and if ycu do, T R A V E L IN G M E N FOR
brought about these present unbear­
in
the
belief
that
he
was
more
T
M
«
ficial pam phlet, it has grown until today yeu will vote for it and preserve the initia­
able conditions.
WOODROW WILSON. sinned against than sinning.
D
there are 38 measures to be voted upon, tive law for the people of Oregon.
C
A
Wilson
and
Marshall
by
their
educa­
and an official pam phlet containing over
They assert that with proper tion and environment are free from quickly ascertain n nr opinion free w hether »a .
250 pages for tne voters of Oregon to
treatment
he would have sup­ bias In favor of predatory interests Invention
la probably p aten tab le. iO m m unlc».
H « H a t a Record of Making Good Hit
grope through in order to arrive at any­
lio n sstric tly cnnlM entlal. HANDBOOK on I'aten tg
ported his wife and they lived and
free, (»bleat agency for aeon ring palen
P ro m u t! to Votora.
thing like an intelligent conclusion in
are inspired by true patriotic zeal •o U n t nlenta
•
§5
tukon th ro u g h M iinn ft Co. rec
receive
happy together. The body was In behalf of public welfare.
regard to the proposed measures.
t
w ith o ut oh arge. 1« th e
vVhat percentage of the voters will
interred
in
the
Odd
Fellow’s
cem­
I
aup|H>!X
the
Democratic
nominees
In
The traveling man is a five wire.
take the trouble to give these 38 meas­
here, Rev. Miles conduct­ full knowledge that many of the prom­ Scientific American.
Traveling uien are decided factors In etery
ures the requisite time and attention in i Vote 322 X Yes
inent Democrats in congress have
ing the funeral ceremonies.
o iB B C T o a s :
D e p a rtm e n t o f A g r ic u ltu r e .)
INSTRUCTOR ON
Caponizing
Results Guaranteed
M. SH U C K
ATENTS
r ade
ark
e s is n s
o p y r ig h ts
s
A n v o n « Bonding » sketch m id description m ay
p e d a l n o tic e ,
I
of » n y ■cientISc tournai. Te rm s , S I a
order to vote intelligently thereon? 1
molding public sent I merit
been In full sympathy with the paral­ y e a r: (o iir n io n t h s .f i. Sold by all newsdealer».
And vet, it is the bounden duty of every
No other <*I hmh of men come I d more
ysis of the food law In behalf of the toUNN&Co.
I ll
IVUVI
" New “ York ‘
voter to do so, because in tnis conglom­
323
No
forceful contact with the actual eondl
Branch OlMco. >
. « r B L , W ashington,
ngton. D. CL
Obituary.
unholy dollar. But when the Demo­
erate mass there may be im portant
Mon
of
the
high
timl of living without a
measures, affecting vitally all the peo­
Jeremiah J. Brown was born I cratic president and vice president
Increase in salaries
ple of the stale. A large m ajority of MAJORITY RULE LEAGUE. orrexponriing
aid of their powerful sympa
at
Wilmot.N. H., on May 27,1829. loud In the behalf
The
traveling
men
need
Governor
these 38 m easures are ordinary m atters
of the public health
C. L. H A W K IN S
Wilson for their president bem use fils j He moved to Illinois in 1845, 1 thy
of legislation which should have gone to Paid Adv.
of their own party not la sym­
record Is th at of making good promises where he was married to Cath­ those
the legislature where members elected
Railroad street, Dallas.
pathy
with
them
will
“be
robbed
of
by all of the people are paid for the
and ftleli honestly fulfilling them Gov erine Protsman in 1851. They their power for evil. If Roosevelt or
purpose of passing upon the m erits or
ernor Wilson I 11 Ins candidacy needs lived together 61 years and rear­ Taft
“
WOMEN’S
RIGHTS.”
Is* chosen the soldiers of fraud
uem erits of such m easures, and who
ONUMENT
the help of every live traveling man
ed 9 children, eight of whom und adulteration
are a t least supposed to be com petent
will be Impregnably
Every
genuinely
progressive
romtiter
'Le ti We F o r g ft
to render an intelligent decision there­ There are over lUO,000 women in Ore­ c I m I man who Is willing to help Gov 'with the wife survive. They Intrenched for another four years and
on. And yet, we cannot expect any gon. The m ajority of them do not ernor. Wilson’s candidacy is urged to moved to California in 1893 and benzoates, sulphates aud adulterated
change in tne number of m easures on Wctiit to VoL. A oiiicil proportion 111
to Oregon in 1900, where alcoholic beverage» will have a new
tne oailot s j long as we nave an unbrid­ an, feivci, cuiiu’n unity ia u&niug lor tne -tend Ills nam e tin Hied lately to the Com came
M arble-
of Ilf«
led and unprotec ted initiative law th at uauoL. io m at not true in your town ' I mercfnl Men's Wilson committee, ware they have since made their home lease
anows every paid propagandist, every WnaL do m e rest want? Many oi them 'Organization bureau. Denng-nitic Na on their ranch on Upper Salt I believe also that President Wilson
faddist and fanatic wno may be able to are actively opposed. To put upon jttoniil headquarters. Fifth Avenue ¡Creek. Mr. Brown passed away will renovate the departm ent of agri­
raise the price with wnicn to hire an tr.ese women a responsibility from I building. New York
reeking, as it has been for
October 5. 1912, aged 83 years. culture.
army of pioiessional petition circulators v\ hicn tney have hitnerto been exemp­
the past twelve years, with scandals
The funeral was largely attended and
to go forth and solicit signatures to a ted and wii.cn they do not wish to as­
He will see to It that
sume is not •‘Women s L ights.’’ Many President T aft congratulates the Re by neighbors and friends. Rev. the favoritism
petition at so much per name.
bureau of nnimiil industry will
W h at is» there to prevent special in­ ol tnem are indifterent. Tne indiffer­ publicans of Maine on what Chairman Cvrtis of the Christian church protect
the public health Instead of
terests from initiating m easures con­ ent male voter is one of the ser.ous Hides describes as “nn old fashioned had charge of the services which the effort1
* of the prickers to sell dis- - <
taining jokers which if let pass, may problems of the present electorate. victory" Another such and Vermont were conducted at the cemetery.
eased meats under the deceptive
worx unto.d injustice to tne people of W ouid you add to it a large body of and Rhode Island would go Democratic
Oregon? Wilt the electorate 01 Ore­ votes avowed indifferent? 1 tie demand In November.
phrase "U. S Inspected and Passed ’*
gon take the time and trouble to lor woman suit 1 age is tne demand that
Hive*, eczema, itch or «alt rheum Under President Wilson no more Pin-
study this official pamphuet suffi­ woman snau assume an equal share The third term r-anovjare’s ravorite seta you crazy. Can’t bear the touch chots will l*e kicked out of the service,
ciently to select the good m easures wiui men 111 the responauntil/ ox carry­ reply to the telling, unanswerable ar­ of your clothing. Doan's Ointm ent no more unspeakable McCabes will e»
from tne vicious ones, the wheat ing tne governm ent of the c i^ , tne gum ents of Governor Wilson Is that cures the most obstinate cases. Why erctse dictatorial powers. There will
from the chaff, so to speak, and pass state, m e nation. It means she shad the latter's opinions are based "not on suffer. All druggists sell it.
be no more cot ton leaks and jungle
favorably on the good ones and reject enter trie political arena with him. For actual knowledge and exiierlence. but
atrocities, no more Everglade swln
tne bad ones? We say no, and to sub­ it is an arena. FoiiLcs is not a conflict
dies Buccaneering, boasting and bun
stantiate our claim we need only to call 01 op.mons, it is a conflict oi wills, it by rending musty hooka on political
Farewell for Miss Barham.
attention to the fact th at you may g& cart.eo w.in it public meetings, public economy ** The colonel himself at a
will iclvi* place to sane efforts
In honor of Miss Florence Bar­ combe
fortn today less than a mo ith before donums, puonc marchings, and countcr- tender age was put at hard labor! It
for the promotion of real agriculture
n
.ai\h
..&
l
,
puunc
mac
vision
of
public
election, and consult ten professional
flint a man whose whole ham, who is soon to leave for and the public health
and Dusme^s men whose bus.ness and que. tio io, alia Of the character of pub- is life not Inis often
given up to politics and California, some 30 members of Under Wilson the departm ent of
professional training has taug h t them he cui.didhi.es, and an the other inci­ office hold been
lug gets as homy handed ns the Christian Endeavor met at tgrlcnltnre wIM Ire restored to spoak
to look carefully into im portant m atters dents 01 a campaign. It is not demo­ Mr Roosevelt
In the ranks of labor and the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Ing term s with the state agricultural
before rendering a decision thereon, cratic, nor just, nor fair to d raft this
aud experiment stations, aud
and ask them if they have looked care­ large body of women into this campaign high finance.
Hugh Black on last Monday even­ colleges
the state officials will no longer tre
fully into tne 38 m easures proposed,and against lueir will«. This is the sixth
ing
and
tendered
the
young
lady
if tney have read the 250 pages of the tune tne voters of Oregon have been Governor Wilson said to the newspa
regarded ns Inferior beings, living only
official pham phlet. We m ake the state­ asKfcd to vote upon tnis question in per uieu at file New York Tres* club a most fitting farewell. A book on the largess of n W ashington cabal.
of
remembrance
was
presented
spite
of
the
fact
m
at
every
two
years
m ent w ithout fear of successful con­
bnnquet. Huppose you had a house of
1 ask all who want honesty ami faith
tradiction, that at least seven out of tne opposition to it has increased so representative* mixed like the present Miss Barham including the names fnl
service In the departm ent of agri­
tne ten wili adm it they have not read th at in lriu suffrage carried in only one senate I think we could alj go Ashing of those present and with best culture.
 flelieWul Beverage
tbe promotion of public
tne pam phlet at all, and if so, have only county in Oregon, and in th at one by for the next two year*" Rut he’s at wishes for •» safe journey, The
given it a superficial glance. If such five votes, tne total vote being 35,270 the helm, and there won’t be any mix occasion was rendered a most en­ health ami executive* who have
A Sale Stimulant
grown ro ntsnltooil and lived In an en
be the case with the man who is sup- lor suffrage, the smallest vote for it
posed to give these m atters close at­ since litoo, and 59,065 against, a m ajori­ log Demócrata—that's all.
joyable
one
ih
several
wavs.
vlroument f a v o r a b l e to flint which
tention, w nat can be expected of the ty of 2.:, »'jit. 1 he Oregon S tate Asso-
makes for the public welfare to vole
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