The Silverton journal. (Silverton, Or.) 191?-1915, July 03, 1914, Image 4

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    Found, a pair of gold bowed spec- THE MYERS-ESSON RECEPTION.
t elea. The owner? an get the same
Tuesday evening the friends anti
at the Journal office.
Brotherhood of Mun
members of the Christian Church en­ ; ; b'utherhood of God
L. M. Larson is back from his Can- joyed one of the most delightful and
ada trip. He left his friend Tom Ope- profitable evening» that has yet been
dahl working on a survey job for the recorded in the history of the church.
UNITARIAN (TIHI«TI SERVICES
C. P. and R. R. R. Mr. Larson filed
The occasion was the reception giv­
Are held in the W. <>. W. Hull the Firnt Sunday
on a piece of land up in that undevel­ en in honor of the outgoing and the in­
oped country but he is not quite cer- coming pastors, Leon L. Myers and Al-
in Each Month at 7:15 P. M.
[ tain as to when he wants to take his byn Eason. About 250 were present
Rev. Richard F. Tischer, Pastor.
family there to live. There art* no and the program that was given was
| schools and the high cost of living is certainly one of the best ever. From
worse than it is here. Meals are fillets, start to finish every number was re­
There are no women folks there and ceived with hearty applause. The
Salvutioii Through Churjicter
leadership of Jesus
they charge 17cts per mile to ride on choruses, trios, quartets, solos and rec­
an automobile. However he says that itations were all of the best and the ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
it is a beautiful country and is bound audience was delighted to have with
to be developed rapidly.
them Mrs. Connell of Shanghi, China
who rendered two of her lieautiful
HIRAM UP TO DATE.
>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*
CLEAN
Our Silverton young business men solos. The whistling solo by ’ittle
Maurice
Moores
called
forth
such
ap
­
are right up to date, and one of the
chief among these is Hiram Grazer plause as to bring the little lady
the new proprietor of THE PARISAN back to sing as only a child can sing
Mrs. W. E. Sprague.
“Peg O’ My Heart". Then came Mrs.
Cleaning and Dying Works.
At her home on First and B. Sts., takes orders and delivers—
♦
Mr. Grazer on taking possession of T. E. Preston with one of her original
Home made Bread and all kinds of home made Baking, Cakes,
the business immediately engaged a poems which we give <n full. Follow­
Doughnuts, Pi?», Etc. Etc.
I professional to teach him the most up- ing the program brother Esson took
| to-date methods in his business. He the floor and after a splendid ta’k,
Leave orders at C. W. Rogers.
j e gaged J. Vogel, an expert teacher in sold ’ots from 50 cents to twenty five
HEALTHFUL
XX H 0 L E S O M E
■ French Dry and Steam cleaning and dollars until the sum of $250 was rais­
1 took a full course. He is now prepared ed for the church. After the sale the
to clean anything from a 10 cent pair people were invited to the par'ors of
of white kid gloves to a $1000 garment the church where an excellent lunch­
If Elected, the moat Careful, Conscientious and Tuienled Legal <>
Mr.Grazer will also work in other eon was served and a social happy
UNITARIAN SERVICES are held in
< ►
hour
was
spent.
At
the
close
every
­
ways
to
serve
his
customers.
He
will
/*
the W. O. W. Hall the first Sunday in
Service will be given to the People of the State.
one
hade
good
by
and
God
speed
to
each month at 7:45 P.M., Rev. R. F. call for and deliver all the work en­ Brother Myers and family and a
HOSMER & DOWN
Tischer, Pastor.—Everybody welcome. trusted to his care and he positively hearty welcome to Brother Esson.
Study the Principlea he Advocatea.
guarantees all his work. Phone up
L awyers
Will Hubbs is out of the factory f r this Silverton boy and give him your
BROTHER MYERS
Hosmer Bldg. Silverton, Ore. a few days working on his farm near order or visit his shop and show him
Who was it preached for us so fine— ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a*
Brooks.
that the citizens of this city appreci­ Though some found fault, he made no
W. R. Smith was in Salem Tuesday ate his efforts and the good service he
sign.
PEOPLE, LOOK AT THIS.
Restaurant Furniture for Sale.
DR. R. S. PETTIT.
on business connected with his case is sure to give them.
But tried to keep us a’l in line?
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counters, 1, 20 feet long, 8 stools,
CHIROPRACTOR.
against the party who shot him sev­
Twas Myers, Brother My rs.
The following appeared in Tues­ 5 tables, stove, cooking utensils, silver­
FRESH
AIR
KIDS
AGAIN.
P hone : B lack 1062
eral weeks ago.
day’s Daily Capital Journal:
ware, dishes, e*C., one grill about lt>ft
Those wishing to help a tired moth­
Office at Residence.
“W. S. U’Ren spoke in the Method- lor g other thing.-, to numerous to
Prof. H. M. James who has been en- er a little girl or a little boy should Who was it fought the Catholics so.
Park Street. 2 blocks east of I praged ‘ to take
i»t Episcopal church at Oregon City, mention. All practically n"v, usc<P
charge
of our High¡consult with sorne qf the ! fo"owing And kept Blindpiggers on the go.
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High School.
And did it ail without much “dough”? Sunday evening, his subject being: about six months.
■ School has arrived and will live in the committee:
Twas Myers, Brother Myers.
“The Needs of Oregon as I,See Them." .’."tfc
I Mrs. John Wolfard house on McClaine Mrs John W’olfard, Chairman
J. F. Bartlow, Silverton, Dre.
The trouble with U’Ren is that he
I Street.
Miss Katherine Lyons, Mrs. Thomas
DR. B. L. STEEVES
Who was it smiled at every al'ght,
sees so many things he thinks Oregon AUTOMOBILE TIRES AT FACTORY
Mrs. L. M. Avery of Goldhil’ has Reynolds, Miss Hilda Olsen, Mrs. Geo.
Practice limited to
And
though
some
jeered
kept
up
the
needs that the state can’t keep up
PRICES
been visiting at the home of Mr. and Hubbs, Mrs. Bertha Palas, Mrs. G. B.
fight,
with him. One thing though, it is
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT ■ Mrs. C. M. Wray. She started for Bentson and Miss Katherine Freeman.
And in the sight of God did right?
positive about, and that is that the SAVE FROM 30 to 60 PER ( ENT
Room 209 Sleeves Building
Coquelle Thursday to visit her two The first party wi1' arrive July 10th
"Twas
Myers,
Brother
Myers.
greatest
need of the state is a smaller
and Secretary Manning will be here
Tire
Tube
S alem ,
-
-
O regon sons, Roy and James.
supply of U’Ren ideas.”
$1 i,.,
28x3
$ 7.20
the 6th to make arrangements for this
During the Fo-irth the public is re­
Who was it some folks would not pay,
We are told that the editor of the
7.80
30x3
1.95
first party.
Patronize
quested to us th< cans placed in the
2.80
30x3 *4
10.80
And tried to drive him far away,
“Capital Journal” is a Catholic and we
JOE GRINDE’S
11.90
32x3 H
2.95
park for all rubbish and thus help
And lied about him shamefully?
have every reason for bel’eveing it
MORTENSON NEWS.
3.00
34x3'»
12.40
OPERA HOUSE BARBER SHOP keep our beautiful play-ground clean
to be true. If so we do not wonder
Revial meetings are being held ’Twas Myers, Brother Myers.
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13.70
3.35
that W. S. U’Ren, who is looked upon
Water and Oak Sts. Silverton, Ore. and sanitary.
14.80
3.50
33x4
every evening at the Dunagan school
16.80
34x1
3.60
as one of Oregons’ greatest states­
The Cascade Real Estate Co. Has house at 8 p. m. Mrs. Stella Crooks, Who is it, loved by Christians true,
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3.90
17.85
been reorganized and all its old Pastor. Everybody invited to attend. And will be missed by me and you. men by thousands of the most intel­
4.85
35x4'»
19.75
Whose
place
—
be
filled
by
very
few?
lectual
citizens
of
the
state,
is
too
friends are asked to call and see the
Mrs Elizabeth Coleman spent Mon­
36x4 >»
19 85
4.90
new managers who hope to make day night at the home of her brother ’Tis Meyers, Brother Myers.
much in evidence to suit the editor
21.50
37x4 '»
5.10
37x5
24.90
5.90
who was recently put in charge of
many new friends for the Company.
SILVERTON TIME TABLE.
E. T. Smith.
«
All
other
sizes
in
stock.
Non i-Skid
Who
is
it
God
will
surely
bless,
the
Capital
Journal.
Notice
how
While Misses El va Moser, Bessie
I want to learn of the present ad­
tires 15 percent udditiona , red tube»
«
Arrive from Portland 8:35 A.M.
dress of William Lovelace. Some Asmus, Alice and Nellie Smith were For preaching truth with fearlessness. priestslike is h(s statement that "the ten per cent above gray All, new
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11:30 A.M.
years ago he was a resident of Silver- picking blackerries up in the Moun­ And some day find sweet peace and greatest need of the state is a smaller cFan fresh. - guaranteed tires. Be t
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rest?
supply of U’Ren ideas.” Some peo­ »tundard und independent makes. Buy
5:05 P.M. * ton, Oregon. Will pay for trouble.
tains on theAbiqua Nellie was sud­
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ple might think that a smaller supply direct from us and save money. 5 per
7:05 P.M.
W. H. Roder, Ellensburg. Wash. 35p37 denly frightened when she saw a very ’Tis Myers, Brother Myers.
discount if payment in full ac­
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of
Catholic editors and politicians cent
A.M.
11:59
Salem
companies each order. C. O. D. on 10
Grown up babies can’t understand large Rattle Snake. It was the larg­
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would be oetter. Hurrah for U’Ren per cent deposit. Allowing examina­
5:50 P.M.
such a lecture as E. A. Cantrell de'i- est that had ever been seen running MODERN IMPROVED METHODS and his progdessive, Aberham Lincoln, tion.
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Springfield 9:15 A.M.
w’ld in this country, but the party
OF
ROBBERY.
vered in the opera house last Wed­
TIRE FACTORIES SALES CO.
democratic ideas. Down with the
“Brownsville 1:45 P.M.
escaped danger, but they had a very
Duj ton, Ohio1
« nesday night. They are not to blame close call.
Slavery and serfdom have been narrow, conservative, govenrment for Dept. A
and so we must do all we can to help
♦
a
The
abolished.
Piracy
is
dead,
plunder!
Up
with
the
idea
of
A.M.
Depart for Portland 7:25
Miss Ellen Smith spent Monday
them come to the light of truth.
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press-gang has vanished and thievery government for and by the people.
9:15 A.M. ♦
night with Miss Reta Kaser.
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G. H. Dedrick and T. E. Preston,
is trying to hide itself. Our principal
1:45 P.M.
The little girls wi'l ride on the God­ robbers do not club their victims on
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men who were nearly killed from fall­
5:50 P.M.
THE VOTER’S PSALM
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Salem 8:35 A.M. * ing off a barn last week are again dess of Liberty Car and the litt'e girls the highways, but carry them in street
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The politician is my Shepherd, I
2:00 P.M. ♦ learning to walk. Mr. Dedrick will from the country ere especially invi­ ! cars and railway trains, or capture
Many are rich. rare, picture» of
COME! j their money politely with stocks and shall not want for anything during
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“Springfield 11:30 A.M. ♦ soon be able to perform the duties of ted to come and take part.
BEAUTIFUL MODELS AND
There will be AN OLD GLORY trusts.
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ACTRESSES
the campaign. He leadeth me into
“Brownsville 5:05 P.M. * General Manager of The Cascade Real
Also a Self-Filling
Estate Company and Mr. Preston will WAGON on the FOURTH. The little
Nothing has improved more than the saloon for my vote’s sake, he
FOUNTAIN PEN
take charge of his E'ectric Supply boys from the country as well as those robbery. Instead of a dangerous en­ filleth my pockets with cigars, my
All for only 50 cents
in town are invited to take a ride with counter with pistols, to get the goods beer runneth over.
Business at “The Shop”.
The greatest bargain in beautiful
GOOD OLD UNCLE SAM. COME!
He inquireth after my family even cards and rare art pictures ever
A fifteen room hotel for sale—In Best rep. Lodge & Organization $10.00 and cash that two or three travelers
might have with them, the modern unto the third and fourth generation. offered. Many are hard to obtain and
the best part of Oregon—Si’verton, 2nd...................................................
5.00 highwayman builds a railway system Yea, though I walk through mud and have so’d singly for the price we ask
rent only $30 per month,everything Best Industrial Float...............
5.00 with other people’s money, or a gas or rain to vote for him and shout my­ for all. These will go quickly to all
goes, Furniture, piano, dishes, a lot of Best Agriculturial Float...........
lovers of the l>eautiful in nature who
5.00 electric plant, or a street railway, or self hoarse, when elected, he straight­ appreciate
rare art pictures of well
fine
wood,
carpets,
beds
—
everthing
—
2nd
................................................
T. J. Bradford was in Salem yester­
2.50
for only $1400. This is a bargain as Best Merchantile Float........... 10.00 secures a telegraph or telephone fran­ way forgetteth me. I meet him in developed models.
A reliable self-filling fountain pen
day
chise, or waters some stock, or gets a his own house ard he knoweth me
there is an excellent run of business
5.00 rebate on oil, beef, or wheat, or forms not. Surely the wool hath been pull­ free with each order. These alone
Alfred Taw was a Salem visitor right now and all the time. See the 2nd ................................................
have sol<i for one dollar in stores.
Best decorated Autofauto robe
a giant trust and robs the population ed over mine eyes. Will someone
Monday.
The 100 beautiful cards and pen all
CASCADE REAL ESTATE CO.,
$8.50 value) Bowen & Slade.
of a continent at a stroke. Then the please wake me.—H. F. H.
for but 50c and 10c in stamps for
Mrs. G. Lathrop visited at Selah over the Journal Office.
2nd ................................................
postage.
3.50 robber buys a newspaper or carresseH
Monday.
June Drake made the editor a pres- Best decorated Motorcicle (leath­
ART PORTRAYAL CO.
it
with
greenbacks,
and
has
himself
Mrs A. G. Steelhammer was a Salem ent of six cherries yesterday that
Better is a drink of beer among the
Dayton, Ohio.
er gloves) Eastman Bros.
entitled
a
“
Napolean
of
Finance
”
,
visitor Wednesday.
Angels than a barbeque in dry Silver-
being laid side by side measured six 2nd (leather cap)Eastman Bros.
while the rudimentary undeveloped
Mr. and Mr -. Herrick and baby La- and 5-8 inches, and *hey were as fine Best decorated Byc'cle...............
1.00 aggressor or peculative survival of ton. Get the habit. It’s great!
as anything we ever ate. They were Best decorated Doll Carriage
veme were in Salem Monday.
more primitive times who steals a
MARION COUNTY SOCIALIST
($2.00 Doll) Geo. Cusiter
Mrs M. A. Wray is here with her of the Bing variety and were indeed
bag of flour instead of a grain crop,
TICKET
world beaters.
Best Calthumpiam turn out.....
sons, C. M., Riley and Frank.
2.50 or takes a few hundreds instead of a
Best
Individual...........................
Ladies of Silverton who have prop­
1.00 million, has to put up with theoldtime
Cedar posts for sale. Call or write
Representatives: E. W. Ross, S’- $1 Complete Shaving Outfit $1
1.50 uncivilized name of “thief”.
to E. L. Paterson, Hullt, Ore. 30p33 erty for sale or who wish to buy prop­ Best Equistrain rider...............
10 Articles 10
verton;
Fred Haa k, Marion; L. D.
Best decorated Business House
5.00
Imprisonment for debt has been Ratliff, Salem; Allen Hutcheon, Sa­
For Rent—Furnished rooms for erty will be pleased to learn that Mrs.
To advertise our
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Universal _______
Shaving
housekeeping, inquire of J. M. Brown. Ida Dedric'- who was the expert sales Suitable prizes will be given for the abolished, and also imprisonment for lem, F. J. Von Behren, Aumsville.
Outfit and Universal Products we wi..
races.
lady in the large Robert Bros. Store
theft
—
if
it
is
committed
according
to
Sheriff—J. E. Blazer, Silverton. for a limited time only, send this well
Mrs. Chas. Harwood and her little in Portland for many years will al­
sons Clarence and Mer'e went to Sa­ ways be found in the offee of the new­ SHOTS AT THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC the law and by methods approved by Clerk—T. Y. McClellen, Turner. Re­ worth $3.00 Shaving Outfit for $1.00.
We sell our products to the consumer
lem Monday.
A finger of whiskey may point the the particular variety of the Napolean corder—Ly,!th M. Cannon, Salem. direct
ly reorganized Cascade Real Estate
and therefore you save all
having
control
of
the
government.
way to drunkenness.
Treasurer—R. R. Ryan, Salem. Com agents' profits which as you know are
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Klumpp of Port­ Company.
Contributor
F.
missioner,—F. C. Ramp, Brooks. Cor. very
The shadow of the Bottle has par­
land spent the week end at the K. T.
] .. large,
..
The following students of our Sil­ tially eclipsed the Son of Righteous­
Hollow Ground Razor.
oner—Bernard Pehr, Salem. Survey­
Maulding home.
1
verton School passed from the eighth ness and Society feels the chill.
5-inch Lather Bruah.
Dr. Heisley’s days in Silverton, or—Jean B. Hoss, Salem.
1 Razor Strop, Canvas Back.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirkpatrick grade in the recent examinations:
Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays.
The
liquor
traffic
is
the
highest
tax
1 Nickel Easel Back Mirror
of Alvo, Neb. are here visiting at the Robert Cooke, Ivan Linscott, Lawrence
1 33-inch Harber Towel.
being paid by the people to day.— Office over Preston’s Sh p, leave calls
home of her brother, J. E. Lytle.
Anderson, Carroll Eisenhart, Marc
1 Bar Shaving Soap.
at the Shop. At Woodburn
ther 1701717 London “Tango” Necklace
Governor of South Dakota.
Mrs.Elizabeth Whitlock and her son Latham, Harry Sprague, Agnes Bock,
a I\EE “Evelyn Thaw” Bracelet
Box Talcum Powder.
32tf
He never lived who could say that days.
C. W. Whitlock were in the Capital Marjorie D. Riches, Nickoli Nelson, the saloon helped him to be a better
These two beautiful pieces of pop­
Decorated China Mug.
1 Aluminum Barber Comb.
Gail Jones, Edwin Dumo, Bertha
City yesterday.
Now is the time to send the Si’ver­ ular jewelry are the craze among so­
man; thousands say that it has ruined
1 Bristle Hair Brush.
»omen in New York and the
ton Journal to a friend for oar year ciety
Mrs. Belle McNulty and her two Hays, Anna Hobart, Esther Holloway, them.
largest cities. They are neat and ele­
Each outfit packed in neat box $1.00.
Clarice
Steen,
Sephus
Starr,
Ervin
sons, Luther and Rutherford have
Ice does not take the heat out of al­ at half price. The cut begins June20, gant gold finished articles that will Coin or Money Order, postage 10c
So'um, George Shields and
Victor cohol.
and insta 30 days. Send as mar. y as gladen the heart of every girl or extra.
gone to Newport for an outing.
Madsen.
UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS CO.
woman, no matter how young or old.
E. C. McLaughlin and L. Johnson
The saloon is ashamed of its best you can afford at 50 cents a year.
Dayton, Ohio.
Very stylish and attractive.
A BIG BABY SHOW will be one of customers.
were before the grand jury Thursday
Our Free Offer. We are advertis­
Team
Work
Wanted.
the
happy
features
of
the
FOURTH
on the W. R. Smith vs Johnson case.
The only good side of the saloon is
ing Spearment Chewing Gum and de­ 50 Cent»—In Clubs of Five—50 Cents
I am prepared to do all kind of sire to place a box of this fine, health­
The Silverton Journal will be sent
List your property with the Cascade of JULY CELEBRATION at SIL­ the outside.
ful gum into every home. It Hweet- to any address in America until
If you get the best whiskey it will team work in the City or Country. ens
Real Estate Company. They mean VERTON and a general invitation is
the breath—whitens the teeth and
G've me a trial. First house west
business and a square deal for all con­ extended to all the BABIES tobe pres­ get the best of you.
aids digestion. It is refreshing and further notice at the rate of 50 cents
of
the
Depot.
ent.
CASH
PRIZES
and
other
valu
­
The best wiy to get rid of blind­
pleasing to all. To every one sending a year, in clubs of five or more. Let
cerned.
34p37
W. W. Green, Silverton, Or. us but 50c and 10c to cover shipping every patriot subscriber send us a
able prizes wi'l be given to the PRET­
A very pleasant trip to Newport TIEST BABIES and to the fattest pigs is to elect officials who have eyes.
costs we will ship a big box of 20 club and the battle will be won.
Those w^o can afford to own brew­
was enjoyed by the J. M. Volgamore baby. Bring the babies!
regular 5c packages of the Spearmint
Exchange
Piano
for
Cow»
ery stock generally live in prohibition
family and Mrs.Wm.Reeves and fam.
Gum and include the elegant,
Evey "Dry” Home should put a
Towel»! Towels!! Towel»!!!
districts.
I will exchange our piano which “Tango” necklace and “Evelyn Thaw” window <ard in its window with
i|$- over Sunday.
bracelet
absolutely
free.
At “The Shop”.—Bath towels, baby
If our children were made of pig- cost $400 and which we have had for
C. W. Hobart, the road supervisor, towels, large towels, guest towels, iron the politicians would favor their only three years for two good cows,
This offer is for a short time only. Th s Home is Dry” printed in Big
Not more than 2 orders to one party. Black letters. We have them already
was in Salem on business Wednesday. fancy towels, plain towels, stamped protection.
or I will sell it cheap for cash. Dealers not allowed to accept this.
printed. Send 3 cents each or ?.5c
Ole Streed was in the capital on towels, embroidered towels, at the
Liquor 's not made to be drunk, 28c31
Walter Smith, Hullt, Ore.
UNITED SALES COMPANY
per dozen. Silverton Journal, Silver-
business Wednesday.
lowest price—at “The Shop”I
Dayton, Ohio
P. o. Box 101 ton, Oregon.
but to be sold.
Phone 7-8.
:
HOME BAKERY
J. E. HOSMER
Has been Nominated by the Socialist Party
of Oregon for
ATTORNEY GENERAL
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LOCAL NEWS
EVERYTHING
MAN NEEDS