Press Paragraphs
0. 0. Henry was a Pendleton visitor
Tuesday.
George Grose waa a visitor in Walla
Walla Tuesday, .
Emery Worthington was a Walla
Walla visitor Wednesday. :
Miai Oiaoe Johnson visited in Wal
la Walla toe first of the week..
W. A. Watson and Ohailea Ulm
apent Sunday on the Umatilla.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Dickenson and
family visited in Walla Walla T Dee
day. ' U .I: 'v" .-J I
Mrs. .Jag. Q. Bryan and little daugh
ter of Helix, were Athena visitors
Tuesday. - , ;.
William MoRenzia of Weston, de
livered aome fine porkers iq this bity
Wednesday.. ' . ,.J
J. H. Harmon, pastor of the Chris
tian ohnroh, was a Walla Walla visit
or Tnesday. v:'i ;
Hra. W. A. Graham and Mrs. El
eanor warren were visum in tne
1 Lei Tnesday.
AA.' B,
Steal and the Press man
Mrs. Lnoien Gagnoo has reoently vara trnnt flshtns on Maaaham oreek.
pnrohased a light Maxwell oar.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Sogers oame
op from Pendleton, Wednesday.
' Am. Foss took time Wednesday to
see the bell game at Walla Walla.
Mn. A. A. Foes and Mra. Henry
Dell were in Walla Walla yesterday.
Mia. Charles Bryan and little son
Arohio, are visiting relatives in Pasoo.
Mr. and Mra. Roy Alexander of
Pendleton were in tbe city Wednesday.
Mrs. R. E. Stewart and son, Lonis,
are visiting fiienda in North Yakima.
Next week we shall have a detailed
report on tbe attendance for the month.
1 he repnblioan oandidatea were in
Athena Monday, meeting Athena
voters.
A. H. Cqppookv baa pnrohased a
Ford tonring oar from a Walla Walla
Brm. " .
i The Citv Meat Market sells pure
leaf lard in 5 lb paila for 65o; 10 lb
pail tor 11.25. Adv.
C. I RUDE,
LIVESTOCK
and Genera
AUCTIONEER
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Reference
First National Bank
of Athena
Leave Orders with F. S. Le Grow,
or phone Main 362, Pendleton Ore.
Residence, 501 Pine Street. -'
Polley & Polley
Contractors and Builders of
Bungalows and Buildings
Rnnrintf nnd Mnnrinv.
At tbe fire dril bald last: Monday,
the entire knilding was oleared In a
little less than 85 seconds.
Thaip Bros, have 'a new sign directing-
antoists to their garage on
Fourth street, south of Main.
J. E. Froome is carrying bis right
band in a sling, as the result of a pain
ful boil of boge proportion!.
Help the yonng people oarpet the
M. E. ohnroh anew, by patronizing
their Election Day dinner. -
Mr. and Mrs. Eber Lnna have re
turned from an extended visit with
friends and relatives at Milton.
Mrs. O. L. Woodward, Mrs. Joseph
N. Scott, and Mra. David I. Stone,
motored to Walla Walla Tuesday,
Mrs. Homer 1. Watts left yesterday
for visit with relativea at Medford
and other Willamette valley points.
. Misa Dora Bennett leaves tbia even
ing for Portland, where she baa seonr
ed a position with the Owl Drug oom
pany. - ' '
Fred Radtae, Will and Lnke Bead
left yesterday morning for tbe forks of
the Umatilla on a bunting and fishing
trip. .. - . -
Mrs. Lillian Fredericks and Mrs.
Geo. W. Proefcstel Jr. Were shopping
in the city from Weston Tnesday af
ternoon. Mrs. J. E. MoDaniel, a former
teaoher in the Atbena sohools, waa In
tbe oity Tnesday from ber borne in
Weston. ; . .-A
, Dr. Plamondon, Oarl Christian,
Marion -Hansell and W. 0. Miller
Orin Mattin, after visiting at the
bomea of his oouaios, Mrs.' Winsbip
and Mrs. Hawortb, bas returned to hia
bom in Spokane.- : ; f . vv'-'.
Mra. Tittawortb, of Cambridge, Ida
bo, visited last week at the borne of
Dr. A. B. Stone and other' relativea
in this vicinity. -
K. A. Bennett has bis painters at
work "on the MoLeod and Coppook res
idences in Athena, and at the Watts
farm borne north of town. .
Forrest Zerba has converted a Ford
oar into a freak, which the Press man
hereby ohrisiena the "Spider." The.
"Spider" is tome mover, believe us. j
Roy Borke baa severed his oonneo
tion with the Helix Advooate, and ac
companied by bis wife, has been vis-
iting relativea in Atbena tbia weekA
Lady voter, spare yonrself work
Tnesday, and take yonr husband and
family to tbe Yonng People's dinner,
in the Methodist, ohnroh dining room.
Dr. Stone reports the birth of a boy,
born last week to Mr. and Mrs. Luck
en bill, who live on the Martin plaoe
near town. Tbe little one died tbe
same day.
Arthur Soott oame in : yesterday
morning from bis borne near Enter
prise, Wallowa oonnty. Mr. Soott is
pleased with the Wallowa aa a farm
ing aeotion.
'"VLeon Miller has oompleted drilling
Yell on tbe Claude Prioe plaoe near
Weston. Tbe depth of tbe well is 300
feet and a plentiful supply of water
waa obtained.
J. A. Kirk arrived in town from
Halsey tbe fore part of the week. Ha
brought up a nnmber nf China pheas
ants and treated bis friends to a
pheasant feed.
Friends in this oity of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Inrner of Weston, were grieved
this week to bear of tbe serious illness
of Mrs. Turner, at St. Mary's hospital
in Walla Walla.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bradley of
Freewater, visited at the borne of Mr.
and Mrs. Bern Banister, this week.
Mr. Bradley is tbe republioan nominee
tor oounty surveyor. ;
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MoArthur and
Mrs. H. 0. Gaton last week viBiled
at Dayton and Presoott. Mr. and
Mrs. MoArthur will leave for their
home in Portland tbia week.
Prices right and all work guaranteed. P.
O. Box 156, or call at Mra. Harden'.
PETERSON & BISHOP
" Attorneys-at-Law
Freewater, Oregon - Pendleton, Oregon
TOURTELLOTTE a
Architects
1 R. W. HATCH, Manager
Despain Building, : Pendleton, Oregon.
Sshing.
Milt Swaggait and Emit Sohuber
spent a part of the week on Meaoham
oreek, where they reported trout Ash
ing good. - -
Mrs. Charles Ulm and little sons
aaoomrianied Mrs. J. F. Brewer, mo
ther of Mrs. Ulm, to Walla Walla,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Arthur Downs and little son
returned to tbeir borne in Portland
tbia morning, after visiting here for
several days.
Mrs. Robert Coppook and'daugkter,
Miss Mary Irvine, arrived Saturday
evening from Albany, and will make
their home here. . T .-:.
A heavy shower of rain fell this
morning , dampening tbe aoil and giv
lug tbe atmosphere a balmy, spring
like freshness.
Tbe Brat of tbe olub dances took
plaoe at the opera bonse, Saturday
evening. Those in attendance had
an enjoyable time.
Members of Pythian Lodge, E. of P.
went, to Adams, Wednesday evening of
last week and met with tbe member
of tbe lodge there. ,
When anything gets wrong witb
yonr automobile, take it to Tbarp
Bros., for recalls. Yon will And an
expert automobile repairer there. Ad.
spent Sunday on Meaoham oreek, trout" Attnnr labJ waa i Athena Tues
day, where be met many oia-urne
iends. Arthur is residing In Pendle
ton, bnt would like to get a footbold
in farming again in this vioinity.
Many people from Weston, Adams,
Helix and tbe surronnding oonntry
were in tbe oity tbe first of the week
to take advantaee of the bargains
offered by looal merchants in speoial
sales. ;' '
H. J. Taylor and A. W. Simmons,
demooratio nominees on tbe legislative
tioket, were in the oity Wednesday,
interviewing, voters. Both are capa
ble men and well kuovsn to tbe people
School Sis
pplies
We now have on" hand a com
plete assortment of school
Supplies
Consisting of tablets, pencils, pens, holders, inks, eras
ers, pencil boxes, rulers, water colors, paints and
numerous other articles for school work.
Byron N. Hawks, 1 Druggist
4U1 the LwGinrof the
M$thgXsprii!8tithe cost
V fi rT X
NOflAMMOCKING
NOtiUMMOCKKG
, NO SAGGING
y,tAiv i alT "lims JI-SfanTI sTi rTi
BAGGING
NO DRAGGING
NO PITCHING
H,.rUt
3 See tkeeje''BedSprmgs at
LLER'S FURNITURE STORE-
Waew meat market on the north aide of
Main street, first door east or ins
Dreamland Theatre. J. W. Darby
formerly in the employ of D. H. Mens
field, is meat ontter at tbe new shop.
Dr. W. R. Soott, Phone 81F4, bas
10 tons of good alfalfa bay for sale
and 160 aores of fine pasture, inolnd
ing 40 aorea of alfalfa meadow for
tent. Hav can be snrobased wnn
nrivileae of feeding on ground if de
sired. Adv.
Dreamland Theater piogram for to
night and tomorrow night: 1 and S,
"The Paleface Brave," Vitagrapn.
3. "Reggie, tbe Daiedevil,". Bio
graph. Sunday: 1 aod 8. "Too
Late." Essanay 8. "The Janitor's
Hlirtation." Edison.
Aidayor Watts and Marshal Ramsay
(rave bad a foroe of men engaged in
removing tbe aoonmulation of soil
from tbe aides of Main street, and tbe
result is a great improvement to fie
atreet. Tbe dirt taken from the clean
up waa used in filling low plaoes on
the side streets.
Bida are being advertised for tbe
oonstrnotion of Athena a new sooooi
house. Proposals. will be reoeived up
to 1:80 p. m., Saturday November 7.
The opening of the bids will follow a
few daya later, wbeo the oontraot for
oonstrnotion will be let
R. A. Weit and yonng son of La
Grande, were in tbe oity yesterday.
Mr. West will be remembered in Ath
ena as a member of tbe firm of Miller
& West, well drillers, and was here
for a time during tbe drilling of tbe
artesian well for the Athena Land
and Trust company. ,
Invitations are ont for a party to be
given in tbe K. of P.-I. 0. 0. F. ball
tomorrow evening, when the ladies of
the Sunshine Club will entertain a large
number of Cbeir frieods. Aa these
ladies are noted for tbeir hospitality,
tba event is looked forward to with
unuanal anticipation.
Farmers are gradually completing
the seeding of grain. Borne few fields
already are ahowing green. - The pres
ent fall baa bean ideal tor grain sow
ing, and tbe high prioe of wheat with
vrospeota for good prices next year,
is an indnoement for insuring a large
aoreaae In Eastern Oregon aod Uma
tilla oonnty. . '
- Last Sunday party consisting of
Prof. C. A. tiuerne, Misa Cntstoitb
and Miss Brierly, tesohsrs in the Atb
ena school, and Mra. L. ' Sherman,
were given a treat by Arnold Koepke
when tbey motored to Helix, witb At
nold as chauffeur, in tbe Koepke car
and took dinner with Prof. Howard
Dw and wife in that town. .
lOharles Kirk baa returned to th
Nlan)ette valley to make prepare
firnsto move to Atbena, where be
will engage in tbe agricultural imple
ment business. He baa leased from
tbe Mosgrove Mercantile company tba
old Umatilla Implement company
warehouse, grounds and Implement
sheds. Hia stock will arrive in a few
days. f "
Quite a number of Athena lovers of
tbe national game weot to Walla
Walla Wednesday and witnessed tbe
tig leeguera meet on tbe diamond.
Tbe game resulted in a 1 to 0 score in
favor of tba Atbletios. Tbe mighty
Xeerean waa In the) bos foe tba All
Stars and allowed bnt three hits, and
an error lost bim tbe game. Bash
pitabed a strong game for the Athlet
ics. Those who went from here to
see.the game were well repaid for the
trip. ..
The Toung People's Clasa of the
Methodist Sunday sobool will give an
Election Day Dinner in tbe dining
rooma of the M. E. obnrob next Tnes
day, beginning at 11:80 a. in. Splen
did, generons fare will be served, and
the voters are invited to come and
bring their famiiiea and enjoy a good
dinner. . Prioe 85 cents.
Tbe November meeting of the
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
looal auxiliary will be beld next ,
Wednesday, the 4tb, at tbe home of
Mrs. Minnie DePeatt, witb Mrs. Sber-
man leader. Tbe ladiea of tbe sox
illary propose to have tbr Christian
Obnrob parlor repainted and deoorated
and will make this their usnal meet
ing plaoe tor the ooming year.
Postmaster Worthington returned
Tnesday evening from tbe Urand
Ronde bunting grounds, where he left
tbe rest of ins party, Tom Gilkey and
Al. Sigmon, to retnrn by team next
week. Mr. Worthington was suooeea-
fnl in killing a bear, and a book deer
bad been killed by Sigmon. Oame
seemed to te plenttfnl but wild, owing
tn tbe preeenoe of Indians bnnting there
just before the Worthington parly
went in. ;- '
A temperance Cantata, entitled "A
Saloonlesa . Nation, . or The Liquor
Traffic Most Go," will be given in tbe
Christian obnrob, Monday evening,
Nov. 3, at 8 o'olook. Tbe Cantata
is to be given by tbe Bible Schools of
tbe oity, combined, in answer to all
arguments offered in favor of tbe liq-
our trattio. uooa singing win
heard, and the oharaoters will be seen
in elaborate costumes. Admission to
tbe eutertainment will be free. '
Mrs. 0. A. Barrett and daughter,
Mrs. J. D. Plamondon, motored to
Pendleton yosterday, aocompanring
Mrs. Homer I. Watts, where she took
the train for Portland. Wbile in Pen
dleton tbe ladies oalled at the Eastern
Oregon hospital, where tbey visited
witb several patients, among tbem
Mrs. Parker, well known to Athena
people as an old lady who formerly
lived here. "To tbe visitors, the old
lady seemed perfectly normal, and in
quired couoerning many old Atbena
friends. ., i, '. . -.
.The ladles of tbe Freewater Tennis
Glnb slaved a return game witb tbe
ladiea' olnb of Athena Monday after
noon, in whiob the following results
era rauorted: Mrs. H. I. Watts and
Mra. J. D. Plamondon against Mrs.
Sanderson and Misa Hardest?. 6-0,
6-1: Mrs! B. N. Hawks and Mis.
Watts aaainst Mrs. Beam and Miss
Hoon, 6-0, 6-8. In singles, Mrs. Pia
mondon defeated Miss uoon, 6-1, B-a.
A fourth game. waa played, in wbioh
Mrs. Watts and Mrs. Sanderson ae-
feated Miss Both Krebs and Miss Bar-
desty, 6-2, 6-3. It is probable tbe
Atbena ladies will go to Freewater
soon for another oonteat.
FREE WE WILL GIVE AWAY FQ
5.00 CLOCK
S2
School Notes
Sohool waa in session only three
days this week, it baving been dis-
misssd on Wednesday evening in order
to give tbe teachers a ohanoe to attend
tba annual county institute now lu ses
slqn at Pendleton.
The sohool will not be dismissed on
eleotion day. We shall bold that day
in Order that we may noy have to bold
sohool on Fiiday following Thanks
giving day.
The University of Oregon has pre
senltd eaoh of tbe larger high schools
of the state with a rose-busb from its
campus. The original rose-bush from
whiob these outtings were made grows
on the campus of Harvard University.
The rose is of tbe Fran Druaobkl var
ietv. Aa it wonld not be advisable to
slant it in tbe snbool yard until the
new building is oompleted, Mrs. m, u
Watta bas kindly oonsented to keep It
for us in her garden. 'j
tn tbe high sphool class contest in
volving attendance, scholarship, eto.
tbe Senior class is still ahead tut tbe
Junior olass is running a oloie seoond.
Some misunderstanding seems cur
rent as to the ages of pupils atfeoted
bv tbe compulsory sohool law. The
law says that it appliea to all ohlldren
from the day that tbey aia nine years
of age until the day that tbey are fif
teen years of age. It provides lor reg
ular attendance for the entire term of
sohool. '.:
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it, and get our Plan of Introducing our New Line of
Guaranteed Shaded Blue
Enameledware
Wif rt l?TTaiTl PnrnriQ on of this Enameledware, we give to you a numbered
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FIX .St RADTKE
THE "MONEY-BACK STORE" ATHENA, OREGON.
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION.
V Amended.
Little Leander-8ny. grandpa, give
me a penny, will yon 7 oranapa-wny.
Lemuel, you are too old to be begging
for pennies. Little Leander Yes,
grandpa. Make It a dime, please, -Chi
cago New. ,. . ..
In the Girouit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Umatilla County.
Sohool District No. 17, Umatilla Oonn
ty, State of Oregon, Plaintiff,
. .. vs. ' v
Clark Walter and Hannah B. Walter,
sometimes known as Mis. H. B.
Walter, his wife, Defendants.
To (jlark Walter and Hannah B. Wal
ter. sometimes knowp aa Mrs. a. a.
Walter, bis wife, tbe above named
defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, Yon are hereby re
quired to appear and answer tbe com.
nlaint heretofore tiled against you in
the above entitled oourt and obubo on
or tefore the last day of the time pie
soribed in the order for publication of
summons herein, to wit: Within six
weeks from tbe date of the flint pub
lication of tbia summons, or within
six weeks from tbe date of personal
servioe upon you of complaint and
summons, it the same be served ont of
the State of Oregon, and if you fail
so to appear and answer, the plaintiff
will apply to tbe Conrt for the relief
demanded in tbe complaint herein, to
wit: That an assessment be bad of
the damages that will result to the de
fendante, and eaoh of tbem by reason
of tbe condemnation and appiopriation
of tba following desoribed lends towit
A traot of land in tbe BEli of the
NWKoI Seotion 83, Tp. 1, N. R. 84
EWM. for sohool purposes for Sohool
Dlstriot No. 17 in Umatilla Connty,
Oreaon. desoribed aa follows, to wit:
Oommenoiaa at a point at the NE
oorner of a oertain fence, said point
being S. 81 20 W. 88.11 feet,
distant from tba center of the N !i
of Seotion 23, Tp. i N. U. 84,
EWM: tbenoe WeBt, 0 rods, tbenoe
South 18 88-100 rods; thence East
rods; tbenoe North 18 88-100 rods to
plaoe of beginning, and oontainiog
K aore, said land being and lying in
the Sohool Distriot aforesaid, and that
judgment be entered appropriating to
tbe plaintiff tbe lands above desoribed
I in fee simple olear of all enonmtianoe
together with all tbe righta and appnr
tanoe therennto belonging or in any
wise appertaining for tba use and pur
doss of Sobool Distriot No 17. Uma
tilla County, State of Oregon.
Tbis summons is published pursuant
to an order of tbe Honorable u. w
Phelps. Judge of tbe said Circuit
Court made and entered on tbe 20th
ay of Ootober, 1014, directing that
aeivioe of summons herein be made by
publioation and that said summons be
published once eaoh week for six suc
cessive weeks, oonstitnting seven pub
lications in all in tbe Atbena Press, a
newspaper published in Atbena, Ore
gon. The date of the first publication
is the 23rd day of Ootober, 1914.
FREDERICK 8TEIWER,
Distiiot Attorney Umatilla Connty,
Oregon, Attorney for Plaintiff.
I am still doing business
at the Old Stand in Hawks' Drug Store
Don't neglect to call and inspect my new Fall
Lines of Jewelry. Remember that I am making
a specialty tf Watch Repairing and Engraving.
We have committed the Golden Bale
to memory. Now let os commit it ro
Ufa Mnrkham.
' - Notice to Contractors.
Proposals will be reoeived up till
80 p. m. Saturday, November 7, for
tbe Plnmbing, Heating and General
Contracts on a two-story brlok sobool
knilding to be eteoted at Atbena by
Sobool Distiiot No. 20, Umatilla Co,
Oreson. Plans may ba bad at tbe
offices of Touitellotte & Hummel,
Arobiteots, Despain Building, Pendle
ton, Oregon. . ; Adv.
Notice of Administrator Sale.
In tbe Connty Conrt of Umatilla
Connty. State of Oregon.
In tbe Matter of tbe Estate of Louis
LaBrosobe, deoeaaed.
Notioe Is hereby given by me, W. 8
Ferguson, administrator of tbe estate
of Looia LaBrasobe, deceased, that on
Saturday, the 81st day of Ootober,
1914. at Athens, Umatilla Conntv
Oregon, I will sell to tbe highest and
beat tidder for cash in band all the
following desoribed realty, wbiob be
longa to tbe estate of LooisLaBrasohe,
deoeaaed, realty desoribed as follows,
towit: Tbe 8. E. H of tbe N. W. M
of Sec. 89, T. 1, N. B. 83, E. W. M
in Umatilla Connty, Oregon, contain
ing forty aores more or less.
Tbis notice is given pursuant to
that oertain order made and entered
in tbe above entitled matter in open
conrt on September 33, A. D. 1914,
directing the administrator herein to
cell aaid realty. W. S. Ferguson,
Administrator,
SUMMONS.
In the Cirouit Conrt of the State of
Oregon for Umatilla Connty.
Sarah J. Warner, Plaintiff,
vs.
Jamea H. Warner, Defendant.
To Jamea H. Warner, tbe acove
named defendant:
In tbe name of tbe State of Oregon,
yon are hereby required to appear and
anawer tbe complaint filed against yon
in the above entitled suit within six
weeks of tbe date of tbe first potuioa
tion of this Summons, to-wlts On or
before tbe 80th day of Ootober, A. v,
1914. And you will take notioe tbat
if you fail to anoear and answer or
otherwise plead within aaid time, tbe
plaintiff, for want thereof, will apply
to the Court for tbe teller preyea ror
and demanded in plaintiff's said oom
nlaint for tbe Ueoree of tbe Conrt
forever dissolving tbe bonds of mat
rimony now and heretofore existing
between nlaintin and defendant, anu
for otber equitable relief.
Tbis 8ummons is published pursu
ant to an order of Hon. Ullbeit W
Phelps, Judge of tbe above entitled
Conrt. duly mads and filed on the 10th
day of September, 1914; and tbe first
pnhlioation of this summons win oe
made in the Athena Piesa Newspaper
nnhlished at Athena. Umatilla Coun
r Orecon on Friday the 18tb day Cf
SaDtember 1914 and tbe last publics
tion will be made on Friday, tba 80tb
dav of Ootober. 1914.
Dated this tba 16th day of Septea
hr 1A14. WillM. Peterson,
Attorney for Plaintiff,
L. S. Vincent,' JEWELERj
Athena, Oreg.
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PC - .-O.OC -""PR
fll EDITORIAL o
o
Bg OSWALD WEST
Governor of Oregon
,. .,, annul-nr-
OSWALO WEST
n
REGON should go dry be
cause there does not exist
a. single reason on earth why it
should stay wet. '
The war news from Europe
strikes us with horror ; yet this
great war, with all its carnage,
past, present and future, will
not prove a drop in the bucket
compared with the ravages
which aro being made through
out the land by booze.
We boast we are the greatest
nation upon earth, and in our
efforts to preserve this position
wo boast we must strive con
stantly to raiso, or at least main
tain, the standard of our citizen
ship, and to accomplish this end
wo must unceasingly fight or
ganized greed and graft, stamp
out poverty, vice and crime,
protect the home and make life
more pleasant for those who
have been less fortunato than
others. It is idle, however, to
talk of progress along those
lines so long as King Alcohol
occupies the throne.
Who grabs the pay check from the honest work
man on Saturday night and makes hi wife and
little ones go hungry?
Mr, Booze.
Who ow the seed of poverty and distress
everywhere? '
Mr. Booze.
Who loads upon us most of our tax burdens?
. Mr. Booze.
The Wets protest against our voting the state
drv because it will close Paul Wcssinger's brewery
and be equivalent to the confiscation of his prop
erty, but they do not tell you how the brewery
was built through the ruination of homes and the
confiscation of pay checks. They. do not tell you
tlmt dHH brick in the buildiiitr represents a
hrnltim heart and the color of thn building is em
blematical of the blood which has dripped there-
from.
Whenever I think of the devil I think of hooze,
nd whenever I think of booze I think of tne
devil, fur the devil is booze and booze is hell.
Old Hooze is an outlaw who has been long pur
sued but never subdued. At no time and under
no circumstances should he be given quarter, and
it is the duty of every good citizen to stand ready
tn mind-bur bim whenever ho sticks his head in
sight. All Oregon will have a chance to sand-bag
him on November 3, and for tho Lord's sake let
us make a good job of it.
IF YOU BELIEVE WITH GOVERNOR WEST, VOTE
OREGON DRY, 332 X YES
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