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THE SALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1914.
ist0rs"oFEve
I OUST FEEL LIKE)
I'M AS BLUE, AS WASH
BLUE! I COULDN'T BE
HAPPY TO DAY, IF CONEY
ISLAND WAS ON THE
ROOF AND KING MIDAS,
WAS THROWING GOLD
HELLO, IONIA!
HOW DO YOU FEEL?
SAY, HUSTLE INTO
YOUR HAPPY NEW
YEAR GOWN. I'VE
A PASS. FOR
A GOOD SHOW !
HAVE YOU
TWO GALLONS
OF VINEGAR!
WHAT'S THE U5H
OF LIVING.
ANYWAY?
GOT OCHESTRA, i
FAMILY
CIRCLE
MATINEE
TODAY
UK BOA ttAT5,
DARLING?
Vs
OH, I NEVER
FELT BETTER,
DUST AT ME !
IN MY LIFE!
A SHOW.
YOU SAY
sure, n.t
BE THERE
LIKE A
DUCK!
NO, DEAR
SHE HAD THE BLUES, BUT THEY SOON VANISHED. . IBy ' - 'lLsiwIf "
j
II ROOF AND KING MIDAS. Vs
1 --s WAS THROWING GOLD
I I If J "V
POLITICAL CARDS
EARL RACE
Candidate for Cltjr Recorder
Platform
Efficiency
Justice in recorder's court
Economy In office expenses
(Paid Adv.)
L. M. HUM
Care of
YICK SO TONG
Chinese Medicine and
Tea Company
Has medicine which
will cure any known
disease.
153 South High Street,
Salem, Ore. Phone 283.
, Let Ui Bare You
MONEY
Careless auto repairing hai ruined
many valuable machiuoa.
Bring your work to the
Liberty Machine Shops
Where expert mechanic will
make repairs that will be penna
uaiit. Our men hare done expert repair
work of every kind for yean
No matter what kind of a ma
chine or Instrument you may
have we can remedy Ita defecte.
AU we ek 1 a trial,
Kightlinger & Vosgicn
Proprietora,
178 8. Liberty , Phone 000
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
BrjBQHAEDT fc MEREDITH
runldent Agenta. m Btue trwl
Snaps
A fi'w rent hnrgiiln listed with u
fur thin week oul.v :
Fine five acre tract, all iiikIit eultl
VHtlnn, ;i room house, smnll Iihiii, guml
well, two horses, harness, wagon, all im
lloiiiint h. For a tow dnvs onlv fin
7n(l ensh.
House Bargain,
(loud 7 room house, modern Improve
incuts, two I in no Inli, fruit trees, luirn,
windmill. Price t'J tun ; terms. Well
oi III HlHHI,
CI ncrcs i f guml bind; un building.
I'iIi'ii IHil(l, Trade fur city properly.
Bungalow.
Sliiilly modem ami ni lit iliiln linn
H ilii'V. Omul I in n 1 1 it ii . Price Jclniin
U'eims, Vim ought III SCO it.
Lola,
Cli.ili'ii wi.mil luts In nil pint ui tlu
'ily, IHllll iihii ui, Suinc nirii liulglilti.
Fnriitn.
Cln Ice 30 acre limn, $iil uir ni'iiv
l:i.i aero fnrtii, 7rv per nf t .
IIH :irre farm, well lniiro i'iI, un
iliwcll I'iiiIiIi', t l0 per acre; terms.
Insurance.
I'lme ynnr insurance with us.
Houses fur Rent.
Manny to Louu.
r.xchnimue,
Wii liit vi a Inruii list f properly tu
ns. hnngo, Come In nn. I see un. Vi can
ciiliuiigc yuiii fur wlml yuii want.
Bcchtcl & Bynon
317 Stale Btreot
CANCER
Pmltlvely and palniiwsly removed In
In tof time without the knife or money
lefiiiuleili
Address, Or, It. It. IVinner, Ilo 23,1,
Kuril, Vaklma, Ws, Dept. J.
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1 SPORT
ettte
BOSTON'S TAR BABY
SUNK THE GUNBOAT
Gunboat Smith As Easy Mark
for Bean-Eater As Was
the Athletics
FREDDIE WELSH IS
CAREFUL 0F TITLE
i j
Apparently Afraid to Meet
Ritchie Is Looked Upon
AsaFour-Flusher
HoHton, Oct, 21. Tliri'o thousand
good American dollars were linmlcil to
(liiiilioiit Hm it ti to.lny na salve for Ii in
kiiacliont In tlm third round hero hint
night hy Snm linngford, tlii iiostun tnr
I by. l,uiigford riiciiviit an oiiiuil
:i in on it t .
It wim apparent as curly an tlm first
riniiiil that tliu neirro wan determined
tn hi nk the (liinbont,' and he iliil it In!
ill U'llrl mn nil Ii n iii.hiin, M,.,l,li
ler th Ill-round decision Smith giiined "as marrying for a homo bus discov
iver him here lust November. Sum mi- ered later that she Is tied to a man
iiiiiineed before he entered the ring Inst''10 cnii'l even pay the rent.
night that lie was going to wipe out!
Hint defeat. I first 10 run mis, but unbiased spectators
The "hune crusher" sent Smith
sprawling on the unit on four occasions. I
Alter the second knockdown, Munnger1
Inn ItiicJtlcv sturtcd to throw un the1
spiinne In token of defeat, but rlmnged1
ins iihii. I. l lie negro laid over Smith
like a ilreiidiiiiiiglit over a tunic. lo liont. i
anil inn l. miner got the besting of Ins I
lire.
Was Never In It
, , J" .
In the first minute of the first round
, , . .... .
Sum -in oyer erus right to the
jaw nml Sinllh I mill the count of seven.
I e anise uusteiidily, but managed to ,
,n .1,. ,..,,
I, I, ,T 1 n , ,KIV!"'
.. .., 1. i l V ' .,"'
right fist, Smith promised to heed the
wnrnlug but earlv the second riiuud,,,, , ,, ,,,, ,,,,;
.nngliiiil led with the lell niul t wl,l lin.l s.une louphnle bv ,
iihiii- iiiiuiin-i riKin iiuiiie in me linn
ner's juw. Hm i III sunk tu the I'lnnr,
Inking the ciiiiut of nine. He liarelv
stnggered to his feet in time to sine
being cuiitilcil out.
Smith was weak and giugev when he
runic up tnr the third. Tlm ncgrii
feinted with his lelt, ami then slummed
the (luiiner with a volley of terrific
rilllils. (luce ug.'iin l.nngtnril reinted
(Villi his left, drawing the white hum's
file. Then he quickly drove his riglil
tu Hie iti iv. Sniilli fell like u lug and
wus cniiiiteil nut,
, I
1 he boxers ,
The bunt drew 1 0.linU
, I....I ii.l ,.r il :
I'clpls, which they illvlded e.piiilly,
i ' "
WELSH IS UNPOPULAR
(By HM Sheridan.)
New Vnili, Oct. 21.- Kiedille Welsh,
wurl l's lightweight cliuiiipliiii, Is rapid
ly I inning Hie iniist iinpupulur scrap
per nuw seeking public I'anir. This Is
due entirely tn the fact thut lie flatly
refuses tu ienparillne his lllle in a limit
nf more Hum III rounds, He tins nt'
lercil tu fight Willie Ulti hie, tho furiner
cliiimpiuu, lu a finish fight, but the til
ler mis nil bluff,
In the lust place he slipiilnled Hint
Kit. hie must guaiiiiitee pinne fur hint
iiliuic of r.'.'i.ihni. Then lie Insists, nr
says he dues, that Willie must bet In in
'JfiJIiiO. Welsh would just as sunn tack
le thn Belgian unity as llllchle in a fin
ish light, He knows, and his malinger,
Harry I'uluck, kimwsl Hist Hltchle
would luive I'liitteueil him hml their
I ,iin. Inn bunt been fur 21 Instead nf 20
round. In the cluslug rounds uf that
clash Bltchle chased Welsh all over the
ring, the Welshman being nimble to do
mure than clinch, sidiylep and run ;
nwnv, 1 1 is niincK was gone, treieree
Cnrri gave Welsh the championship be
cause of the points he piled up in the
NEWS
i
: Baseball :
Pacific Coast League Standings.
W. I.. I'.t.
I'ortlnml Ill SO M'I
Los Aiiki'Ii-h I i:i Ml) .557
Sun Prnnrlnro Ill iH .542
Vi'iiice 109 (tr, ,5H5
MiHHiunn nil I HI ,411)
Oakland 71 1'! .374
Yesterday's Results,
At San Krani'iw'o l'oitlunil 5, Snn
I'rnnciiicii 0,
At Oukluml Oakland l, Missions 5.
At Los Aiiclcs l.us Angi'liM 5, Ve
nice 2,
DELAY COSTS CITY
FIFTY DrtlF ARVi21"' ami ulso ,ho m.
Ill II IULLAAJ Tho llausers took the lead fr,,m th.
It will cost the city i50 because I'. 0.
T.elimnn, l'rohibitioii eandidnte for jus
tice of the pence for the Salem district,
changed his mind niter accepting the
nomination and the ballots were print
ed. Mr. Lehmnn's letter declining to
run on the grounds thut his business af
fairs would nut permit him to discharge
the duties of the office, reached the of-
rice of the county clerk on the day
Hint the ballots for the Salem district
enme off the press and were accepted.
There were 25,000 of them and it will
cost 2 per thousand jo block out the
name of Mr. I.ehaian f mm the tickets.
There are three other enndidutes for
the same office K. C, Minton, on the
Independent ticket! Jacob Holomnn.
Socialist, and Daniel Webster, the pres
ent incumbent, the nominee of the He
publican, Democratic and regressive.
parties.
And inniiy n girl who thought she
asserted that Hilclne's showing in the
closing sessions entitled him to at least
nrnw.
Will Never Moot Ritchie.
" :" doubtful if Welsh will ever con-
" "ncnie ngiiin. lie says ne
'i". but talk Is rllciii
rounder ('of froth nf Sim Kranelsco
linen.
red Welsh :ill,0il0 fur three 20-riinnd
I bunts, It wus mure money by at least
ItMlMHW I lain Welsh wns ever offered
i,..e..... r.... i...n i... , .....
.I'l itM,- nil i. i-iiiiiuir un hut ui iiiuiesis
, hl, m, Th uf.,r , f
I,,,,! n vi,l, !.,, i. i.;,i,i., ' , '
lo H, ,. , ..i, ,,,. Then W..W,
' " 'l'l i-.ii". 1 in 11 n rnn 1
l,,ll,"k ,n"1'"1 "I! I heir noses and
iiisisteil 011 the 25,000 side bet. IT
snle Pet tor a finish light, it Is n lO
mnnngcr
which ti
II void
clash
witll the
former chiim-
pilili.
CLABBY BEGINS TRAINING,
S.iii l-'i 11 iii-ini-o, Oct. 21, Jimmy ( lab
bv, the llnmmniiil, hid., middleweighl,
ncciinipniiicil by his niiimiger, l.iiruey
l.ichti'iistcin, ntiil several traineis, mov
ed tn Sun Bni'ael tu.lnv In start train
lug fur his 20 round limit early next
iiiiiiilli with (leuige Chip, of New ('ns
lie. The exact date nf the limit has nut
yet been Used, but November 0 has
i .t,.n....i mi...
t'liihhy party arrived fruiii the cast last
night.
" Iu going ngalnst Clilp I realize that
I inn Inking on the hnrdiM hilter I
have ever laced In the ring," snld
Clubby, "(hip Is very awkwnid, huw
ever, I .Inn'i think he cuii corner me
nud ut nver any nf his hiiyiunkers, I
shall 1 1 ii I ii faithfully I'nr Hie cuulest
and I have nn I'cnr uf the uiitinine. "
DUNDEE GOT DECISION.
i I. ii run. I in
Oiikliiinl, Cnl., (let, 21, Johnny Dun -
nee utiiiis a iiecisiuu runny over ,ine .
.ir.eveuu ns a rcsiui ni tncir lu rnunil
bunt here Inst night, liuudee's show
lug I ii ilc. I tu ciiuvince the funs Hint he
Is H Ivgitiiunte lightweight cniilemler.
Willie Ititihie, wliu meets Dundee III a
fiiiir rouiiil luiut In San I'mnciscu 1'rl
day night, was mining the spectators,
LKVINBKY A WINNER.
Now York, Oct, 21. Untiling Levin-
sky holds n well enrned decisinn today
over Jim I'lvnn, the I'ueblo fireman, as
a result of their Itl riiiiiiil bunt In Brook.
I vii Inst night, Although I'lvnn out
weighed his opponent bv H pounds, l,e
vinshv had the better of every round.
and the I'ueblaii was outclassed from
start to flniih.
TRY TO SAVE PRINZIP.
Rome, Oct. 21. A combined
Servian ami Montenegrin forco
had Sarajevo completely sur
rounded today nud were making
strenuous efforts to take the
city in time to rescue Oavrio
I'riuzip, Archduke Francis Kenl
iunnd's ananssiu, and his ac
cused co-conspirators, now on
trial there, according to advices
from (.'cttinje. The Cettinjc
message intimated that they
were meeting with a stubborn
resistance.
WATT SHIPP TEAM
WON THREE STRAIGHT
llie Watt SUipp team won three
straight games from tho Ilnusor llros.
agt'rugation in the second guine of the
city bowling league, pulled off on the
i.iuu alleys last night. Noud. of the
j Watt hipps, rolled the high game,
The llausers took the lend from the
start and were never headed. The next
game of tho city series will be bnwleu
between the Globe theatre teum and
the grocers on the Klectrlc alleys, Oc
tober 25. I
The scora:
Hauser Bros.
1 2 3 Total. Av.
Kay l;iO 188 lllll 52:i 174
Price 154 10 177 500 li
Donaldson ...1U2 147 15:i 4H2 1U4
Allen 12,1 1HS 1(10 471 151
Hluuchnrd ...148 1511 INH 4 SO lU.'l
Totals
.75II 845 877
2475 IOC
Watt Shlpp.
1
2
3
Tntnl.
500
400
5-10
508
504
Av.
187
153
182
100
188
Pierce 200
Craven 107
Domngollii ..Kill
Stiitesmnn ..172
Noud 151
140
105
178
172
210
214
128
20a
104
1H4
Totnls
.85(1 877 005 2038 170
30,000 VOICES
And Many Are The Voices of Salem
People,
Thirty tlioiisnml voices What a grand
chorusl And thut's the number of
American men nml women, who are
publicly praising Dunn's Kidney Pills
for relief from bacsnchn, kidney and
bladder Ills. They any It to friends.
"'"v1 Mi , ln n J10l papers. Salemjthey passed an amendment to tho law
'""I"" " ln Inl" rnorus.
Here's a Hnlcm rase:
Mrs, M, E, Latham, 1125 R. Twelfth
street, Hnlcm, says: "1 first henrd of laleil tho formor law of Hill making
Dunn's Kidney Bills when living In,""' free territory, and liiHtenil of mak
Bismarck, N. D., about six years ago. '"K l,lur territory free to slock It made
r lin.l I,... .tH..l.lA ..'u- .-.1.!,-1 Culislilcrnlilv 1bm It i- .1.
' ,,,-,-n niinfiiiii'iti mi Mime, nwuiie
from kidney complaint. My hack ached I
constantly and 1 hud a dull, dragging
stiion with cnnifnrt . lift th. !.
thing. I wns nervous mid restless and
often got up in the morning, feeling as
tired as when I went to bed. Dunn's
Kidney Bills gave ,,, great relief ami
complete cure.
every way I
n, i'iu ..II LI. ...IV ...
V ' .' m '" em iu tr.v.ue uesires to nave the mntter
''m; . .
I'rlce 5iie, nt all dealers. Don't slnrllii
ply ask for n kidney remedy iret.
Dusn's Kidney pills the same that
Mrs, I.iiiIiiiiii had. Koster-Milliurii (
I'inps., Iliifl'iiln, , V,
HINDU SHOT DOWN
CANADIAN OFFICER
I
nneiiiier, II. (' Oct, 21, Huiiiliilun 1
Ininiigiiilinii tiispectnv W. I ', llnpkin-!
mn, while ucliiig as interpreter III it, 1
wns shut mid Instantly killed here this
illuming by Mown Singh, a Hindu. ;
lluikliisnn, who was one nt' the best
known nf the iluiiiiniuii iinmigiiitiuu of-
fliers, hud been a marked mini ever!
he eiiinlii. te.l the eiainiiiiitiuii nf I
the Hindus nlinnnl the steaiushii
Rii-;
uiiiguiii ninru lust August
llupliinsuii was ill nt tendance as In-
lerp'i'ter in court this murniiig when'8il2 ns ngalnst 5022 iii April: the tntu'l
Muwi Singh drew n revolver ami fired j cost amount of pnstnge collected in
at him point lilnnk, killing him Instant. , October up to nnd Including the l.tth
ly. The slmoHug ciented n aensiitiiui. i wns 1BIO.I0 ns against '10134 In
Thlr Is Hie 21th violent deulh ns a April, and the tntnl weight nf parrels
result of the Knmngnta Maru Incident. Iiniullcd by Hie Salem mflce fur the
TROTEST TUB SEIZDT.n.
s nginn, wet. .-A protest to I . uth,r W()r,,, ,u. Nllrm ((ir, ,W
Niii" 1 fir I Ti? ""' ", '"r", ' 'r!"!""l total of over 30 t, , !f p, r.
(standard Oil company shin .lulin It. ,. ...t i... .i...i.. .i. I ,.
Itockefeller, off Hie Orkney islnnil
,tt .1,.. i.l. i.i i.
was handed to Hlr Cecil Spring ltlce,
tli British ambassador here. tr an uf
ficlnl of the state department today,
It w. contended that the vessel was
an America Imtt.m. n,,l il.m i :
of petroleum hnd not been in foreign
. . . . . : " - i
late Yesterday
At Washington. Word was received
from Colonel (loethals that the l'nnninn
cannl was open again, Inst week's slide
in ('ulebra cut having been cleared
nwuv.
At Montreal. Two men were killed,
a dozen persons were injured mid n
tenement block wns wrecked by an ex
plosion, supposedly of a bomb, in n
part of the city populated mniiily by
Kiissinus,
At Oleum, Cnl. After a desperate
light, employes of the I'nioii Oil com
pany succeeded in controlling a fire
which for hours threatened complete
ir-icuon or 1110 corporation s (1.1,000,-
OHO plant.
At llnkersfielil, Cnl. The explosion
of 8,000 barrels of "crude eipiivnlent "
gasoline caused a loss of 1(100,000 to
the Standard Oil company.
At San Bernardino, Cnl. Klection re
turns were compiled showing thnt Sim
Bernardino county hud voted iH 1,730,
000 for good roads and (150,000 for a
county hospitiil.
MUDDLE OVER STOCK
RUNNING AT LARGE
Tho law which relates fo stock run
ning at large was bandied back ami
i'orth in the circuit court yesterday as
It has previously been betw'eon tho peo
ple and the legislature, and as a result,
the supremo court of the stnte may
have an opportunity to settle the mat
ter. In the event that this
pealed to the supreme court it will he
the first time that tho stock lnw has
given rise to legal complications In this
county. Attorney Walter Winslow ap
peared for tho defendants In the case
of II. K. Mageo nguinst .1. L. Htoots.
and Attorney Custer A. Boss, for the
piiuniiir. The defendants won the suit.
It appears that in 1010 Hm in.,l..
of Marion countv. bv a law nP the t,.i..
making It optional with tho counties as
10 wnetner or not atock should run at
large, voted against stock ruiiiilnu nt
largo in this county. In 1011 tho legis
lature met and repealed this law n fur
ns It applied to certain districts In the
eastern part of the county. In 113 the
legislature, it was evident, wanted to
ndd rome more territory to the district
In which stock might run at large, ami
1 outlining aii.ntionnl territory,
Attorney Winslow hold that by the
wording of this amendment n.ni "u ,
. , ' t wiii.y iiihiiii ine
"""'".v Included in the amendment
'"""'.v, and the territory, acted
I'"" lon" 01 the law passed bv the
,,,,. . ! "m,ln " 1,l,'wf"l
10 Zu.k I?w 7'' ,
,,,; " w !,',, ' "I'l" "
XfX " V, . '"'
I. .
icsires to nave the matter tried
1,1 ,," "upreiiio court will nimeiil
Ihut tril.iinnl, 1 1 "'
THIRTY TONS PARCEL !
POST IN 15 DAYS
.XVX'IVZ V'ZA
"II lee during the first fifteen duvs In
October ns iigniust four tuns in April
The rnpid growth nf business In Hie
district served by the Siilem pustntfice
is reflected by I'ustiniister lluckcstelu's
report iipun 'the parcel post package
deliveries nml receipts fur the 15 dnv
perlfnl frnm October 1 to 15 ns cnni-1
pared tn a like iieilml frnm Li i ...
13 uf this venr. The I..I..I i,r,..,l. i,,..
uii'U tnrniigli the Siilem office, by cilv
mill riirill curriers nml I ,l.,l'l, '. I
for the October 15 duv in.rl,l nn. mil'
nrst 10 ilnys In Octnber was 20,570
pounds as nguinst 0072 pounds In April,;
' .a un- "rsi unu
in wciuucr as coinpnren to a little over
four tons fur the April perlml.
i .. .i . . . ....
,. ltu i 1Z"" '"""''t"
" ' ."' " 'I""".' "" over wno
sisrieu u. ns von niiuiit v f
you r
didn't mind using an Hibcrniiism,
LABOR CONDITIONS
AS LABOR SEES THEM
Some of the Answers and Suggestions
Made by Laborers in Response to
Questions Sent Out by Labor Commis
sioner Hoff.
"Tho world gives no credit to the
man who has devoted his life to un in
valid futher, a widowed mother, a
worthy sister or an unfortunato
brother; assumed liabilities and met
1 1 om honorably, but has remained a siu
glo man in order to do these things.
But the married man is given the pre
ference over tho Binglc iniin who is de
voting his lifo to an unfortunate mem
ber of his parents' family."
This is the summing up of tho
troubles of one laboring muu in Oregon
who replied to tho list of questions sent
out by Ittbor Commissioner Hoff in col
lecting data upon tho labor question for
his bioiiniul report. In this connection
it is Interesting to note that 00 per cent
of tho laboring men who answered the
circular letter sent out are murried mou
and 41) per cent single.
In touching upon (he sanitary condi
tions of laboring mou in camp life some
of the answers blamo tho employers for
not insisting upon the men adopting
niorc sanitary habits and taking bet
ter caro of their sleeping quartors while
others claim that, it thn nmiilnva,.
would provide more homelike and com
fortublo living quarters it would have
a tendency to quiet the wandering and
dissatisfied spirit of tho working man.
Korty per cent of the laborers answer
ing own thoir homes and 00 por cent
have no property,
If contmctnrfl -hn 1,1.1 i,nnn wnHl,
where common labor is employed,
t - -n--- --i .w t4o iu u
paid common lubor, in the opinion of
tvouiu mrnn iitinn n imain nr uunna t i.
buiiiu ui me luiiorors answering, condi
tions would be bettor for all concerned,
While the need nf mnrt tmitnvla n.,.t
the education of merchanta and other
employers to give preference to Oregon
lubor along with thoir campaign for
WinCim iiiuiib goons aro advanced by
others as means of betterment of labor
conditions in the stnto. It seems that
ino month of Scptombor affords tho
greatest amount of work of any other
month of tho year and January tho
One man says: "I have not been out
of employment for ten venr b,i,i I,.,..
snvciljory little money, but that is my
mull,
NOTICE.
Provident Trust Company.
Bondholders and creditors aro re
quested to romiiiunicnto at once with
me uiiuersigiieii, wno nas a report and
audit nf said Provident Trust Co. of
Portland, Ore., iiinde by C, V. ('airing
ton, certified niiditnr and accountant.
i ersiins Homing nomli or stock of
snid Provident Trust Co. will do well to
coiniiuinlciitc at once with a fellow vic
tim. CIIAHI-MS K. IIKNHY,
Henry Hldg., Portland, Ore.
(Paid adv.)
Evidence piles up thnt wnr hnsn't
Improved since (lenerul Sherman didn't
sny it.
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Imagine
At the Head of
the Procession
The cynosure of all eyes. Would you not
take pndo in wearing a suit embodying the
newest design, latest cut and a perfect fit?
Of course you would! Then buy
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W. C. Hawley
Republican Direct Primary
Nominee
FOR CONGRESS
The people of Oregon sent
Representative Hawley to
Congress bocause he was
clean and especially able
to serve his native state.
He has made good, securing
more than
$5,000,000 for
federal improvements
in the First District.
Please read his record and
platform in the voters'
pamphlet for further in
formation. A vote for Represen
tative Hawley Is one
for a faithful, honest,
able and successful
public servant.
Republican Congressional
Committee,
W. J. Culver, Secretary.
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registry,