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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-19

We always have q line OF good bus
gies in stock and sell at low price,
and liberal terms.
BIvBNs. CoRTl a FRENsLEY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-19

The sight OF our splendid shown
Of pipes will delight any smokers ey,
We have them in French briar. Nice
schaum. etc, at n range Of prices from
&c TO s..
IS p. j. RAMSEY, Druggist
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-19

Thuds From the Paddeu Cell.
How much did Philadelphia Pa?
Whose grass did X. C. Mo?
How many eggs could New Orleans
La?
How much does Cleveland o?
what was it made Chicago nj?
Twas Washington ID. c.
She would Tacoma wash. In spite
or Baltimore Nd
When Hartford and New Haven Coma.
What Reuben 40 they soak7
Could Noah build a Little Rock Ark
II he had Guthrie Ok?
We call Minneapolis MINI,
Why not Annapolis Ann?
II you can't tell the reason Why.
I'll bet Topeka Kan
But now you spenk Ct laI.es WIT .
A Butte Montana Is
n could borrow Memphis Tenn
ia treat that Jackson Miss.
Would Denver Colo Cop because
Ottunwa Ia dore
And though my Portland Me doth love
! threw my Portland ore?
--Lippincott's
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-19
HEALDToN

Special Correspondence
Healdton, l. T., March 1.-THE past
week has given us a taste OF spring,
summer and winter, with cold north,
er for the past two days All farm
work is at a standstill The general
opinion IL that all fruit has been
killed.
Cattle are doing badly and feed Is
getting scarce in this section.
Miss Lydia Ingram, Miss Gillie
orme and two other young ladies' from
Ardmoro visited here last Sunday
Our sick are all improved
Some little corn has been planted
and others are ready as soon as we
have warm weather.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-19
SEED STORE

CARS OF TEXAS RED RUST
PROOF OATS.
2 CARS AMBER CANE.
I CAR MlLLET.
CAR BIG BOIL COTTON.
4 CAR TRIUMPH IRISH PoTh
TOES.
5000 POUNDS FANCY ALFALFA
I MIXED CAR KAFFiR CORN, Nj
10 MAIZE AND RAPE SEED.
100 BUSHELS SEEDED RIBBON
CANE SEED.
100 BUSHELS IOWA SILVER
MINE CORN.
ONION SEED AND ONION sETs
KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS. OR
cHARp GRASS, WHITE CLOVER.
BERMUDA GRASS AND ALL KINDS
OF GARDEN AND FLoWEn SEED
THE ONLY UP.To-oATE SEED
HOUSE IN THE cHIcKksAW Ma
TIoN. FARMERS AND GARDEN
eRs' PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY
SOLICITED.
E. B. PUGH,
Main Street, ARDnORF, l. T.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-03-19
LAWYERS.

George c. Butte Charles w. Bliss
BUTTE q sLIss
Attorneys and counseiors at law.
Rooms s-i-5-s, Bvsss Building. opps-
site U. s. Indian Agency. Tele-
phone 315, Muskogee, ]. T.
w. q. Johnson L. s. polmsn.
JOHNSON q poLMAN.
Attorneys at Law.
Ardmore. I. T.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
(from saturdays Daily.)

In the United States district court
yesterday Luccrio Chavarro and IL.
nacio Salazar were arraigned on The
charge Of selling whisky 10 indians.
and pleading not guilty the hearing Of
their respective cases was sct for
Monday next.
Lee Gardner was arraigncd on The
charge Of stealing two drafts for 80
30 and 800 respectively from a letter,
while acting as mail carrier betwee,
Concho and Winslow on November ..
1901. and pleading guilty the date Of
his sentence was set for Monday next.
The grand jury was in session The
greater portion Of the day, but no re.
port of it's labors was given 20 The
public.
In the district court. the hearing Of
the ease Of l.. W. Greer against the De.
'ave Gbld Mining company occupied
the entire days session.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
BUILDING AT IRON SPRINGS

According TO a recent visitor Mt 1ror
Springs, that beautiful mountain re-
sort Is in for one Of its best seasons this
year. There is great activity in the
building line with promise of al
increase in the future.
Mr.. Ralph Murphy of Phoenix, is put
ting up pretty little cottage, and II
/. Latham and T.. j. Bcnnitt are eacn
putting up additions to their houses
Among the latest to announce building
plans is Mr.. w. !. Murphy, who will
start work on IA cottage.
The weather at the springs has set.
tied down to it's usual cool and pleas.
ant quality, and the high winds usual
In the spring have almost totally
stopped.
One of the pleasan, things for Iron
Springcrs this summer has been the
total absence Of HIS skunklets, and II
In sincerely to be hoped that he will
continue to he prominent by his alb.
sence.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
LOWER FARES ON ALL LINES.
(From Wednesday, Daily

(From Wednesdays Daily
According TO letter Of instruction
received from the Office Of President
handolph, Superintendent Bickncll
yesterday announced n number Of
changes in the passenger tariff Of bis
inc, the same TO take effect July LIST.
AZ the same time there will also he a
reduction in the passenger tariffs on
the Southern Pacific main line in Ar
IONA and the Globe and CHA Valley
'ine' The y. p. main limo change is
from charge Of FIVE cents mile to
Tour cents and the Globe and Gila Val
ley line from six cents a mile 20 Ave
cents This will make the fare from
fhocnIx to Maricopa one way $i.75 in
stead of $40, and from Phoenix to
Mesa round trip $I.OO, one way 70
cents and from Phoenix TO Tempe
round trip 90 cents, one way AZ cents,
a reduction Of passenger tariff rates il
also due to he made on the frat OF
the month on all the roads operating in
the territory.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
FOR
THE new DEPOT
Company Has Three Sites in View
Plans Adopted For Large Two-Story
Structure of Brick or Concrete. Mod
ern In Every Detail.

of which will be the size Of the MA,
form. Similar to the depot. TIN
building will also be lighted by s,..
tricity.
A freight office "a by 30 feet. ana
n stationery room IS by 30 feet, with
closets and stairway will occupy IA.
ground floor portion Of ono end of IN,
building, which will DO a two stor,
the other portion 20 be ono story. On
the upper story over the rooms d,
scribcd will bc Offices and storcroom
Adjoining tho freight Offices and
stationery room Is the freight shed
q by so feet, which will be one .tor
with brick walls resting on n concret.
foundation the windows and doom "a
have concrete caps and stills, the $50
foot platform 20 be continued round
The specifications Of the building.
indicate the best workmanship and ma
tcrial throughout the entire structure.
and the appointments of the Offices and
departments are modern In every d.,
tail. When completed IL will he one
OF the finest dcpots on the Santa ?.
system west Of Albuquerque.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
Only q Dance.


The board Of FIRE delegates mot las,
evening. and agreed that the fire dc
partmcnt would not insist on giving
any celebration on the 9Th 81 July neat
except the annual frcmen = ball. This
action was taken In order to give the
outside camps full swing IN the matter
oi their local celebrations.
Passed Through.
Dr VI. A. Iiinglcy of Chicago. who
IL Interested in the Turkey Creek
Mining and Milling company, passed
through here yesterday On route t.
his home from Phoenix where he was
visiting friends for the past few days
after inspecting the company's proper
ties in the Turkey creek section. Hc
will return here In abou, two months
To Play Ball.
II was rumorcd yesterday that the
baseball team composed Of n picked
nine from among the high school boys
were about TO issue n challenge TO the
Diamond 10 nine, the game TO tc
played either in this city or Granite
Dclls On the 18th Of July.
Some ~ the admirers of the national
game claim tina, the high school nine
can play better ball than any team
seen here 50 far this season on the
local diamond.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
TAKEN TO PHOENIX.
(From Fridays DailyD

John Doe, the unknown man. wLo
was on Wednesday last committed "a
the territorial asylum for the insa 10
nj Phoenix, was yesterday taken Ia
that institution by Deputy Sheriff
John Merritt, When taken from the
county jnil, he Mt first refused 10 nc
company the officer on the trip, and
had to be manacled before he would
proceed. lie claimed that he did not
desire to again visit Phoenix which
he had visited once before, and show
cd particular dislike to under sheriff
Ne"gle' whom he invited to indulge in
hst'c encounter. After being man.
scled he quietly proceeded on his way.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20

Mrs. II. u. McCrea was an out going
passenger on the soutbbound last cv
cning for Phoenix, where she will be
the guests of friends.
Left for Santa Marin.
J. G. Cain left last evening f.,
the camp Of the Golden Link Mining
where he has accepted position.
On a Vacation.
j. NJ Prior, engineer and amalgariat
or, came in yesterday from the mining
camps In the southern part Of the
county to enjoy well earned vacation.
On Mining Business.
J. B. Tomlinson, the mining engineer,
left yesterday for n visit TO vancou.
yer. y. C., where he will examine n
large copper property for m eastern
syndicate.
Loft for Camp.
Willis u. Troy will leave today for
the camp of the Carroll Gold and Cop.
per company, in the Black Hills on
visit Of inspection Of the mines. We
IL "A director Of the company.
Back from Trip.
T.. W. Brooks, ore buyer for the
Arizona Smelling company. returned
yesterday from n visit to the country
tributary to the line Of the Arizona
and California railroad.
Passed Through.
W. II. Cox. of Jerome, passed
through here yesterday en- route HON
from the Salt River valley, where he
purchased II large consignment Of cat.
tie for his copper city meat market.
To Join Graduates.
Miss Harriet Garnctt, who was I'M
able to join her graduating class IN
their visit to the Grand Canyon on
account of the illness Of her sister, left
yesterday To join the party Mt the
great gorge, her sister showing much
Improvement.
Probate Business.
Yesterday In the probate court Dan
HAITI, administrator with tho will an.
ncxcd of the estate of Beverly =.
Riggs, deceased filed his final account
with report of his administration, to.
gether with petition for the reds.
tribution Of the residue of the estate
in this county. The hearing of the mat.
ter was set for June %
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
Probate Business.
INSPECTION OF COPPER CAMPS

After January I, 1907. the collection
of copper statistics for the United
States Geological Survey will be ia
the hands Of Mr.. l.. G. Grafton. During
the coming summer, Mr.. Grafton will
visit the principal copper camps Of
the country, including those Of the Lake
Superior, Bingham, and Butte districts
~ well as the four great camps of
Arizona, nj Clifton, Bisbcc. Globe and
jerome, and the district about Red.
ding. Cal. Mr.. Grafton will speno
most of the summer AT Rcddiny, but
will visit the other camps On route to
California or Washington, taking in the
northern camps on one trip and the
southern camps on the other. While
at Redding he will make detailed In.
vcstigations Of the geology Of the dis.
trict.
The general geology Of the Rcdding
quadrangle has been studied by Mr.
j. s. Diller, who has written the text
and prepared maps for folio Of that
area, which will soon DO published.
Within the quadrangle, however, are
three small but very important copper
areas, Of which special Topographic
maps have recently been made. These
areas are the Bully Hill, Little Bach.
bone, and Iron Mountain districts. Mr..
Grafton will study their geology in de.
tail and write n report ON it's economic
features.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
DEATH AT KIRKLAND.
(From Fridays Daily.

A. J. Wood Of Kirkland died yester.
day afternoon Mt 4 o'clock at his resi-.
dence In that place. A casket for the
remains, which will be inferred there
today, was shipped last evening by
the undertaking firm Of II M. Maus 4
Co. of this city. Full particulars Of
the death were not learned at the hour
Of going TO press.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
PRESCOTT TO HAVE
4 STAKE At
THE FAIR
Citizens Subscribing To
A Guaranteed
Purse
Money Pledged May Not
Be Required By
Association

J. &. Adams, president Of the terri.
torial fair association, accompanied
by Shirley Chris'y, head of the speed
department, arrived here yesterday
from Phoenix They are here in the
interest Of the fair association, and mr.
ranging for subscriptions TO the
Prescott stake Of A 500. which will
be the largest single prize competed
for ut the fair from any city in the
territory They are meeting with sue.
cess, aud arc well pleased with their
visit. This stake is the original idea
of =. W. lIiglcy. roadmastcr of the :.
+. T.. and i. and branch lines. who *
heavily interested in real estate in this
city. Phoenix and the Salt River valley.
The race for this stake will be
among the most attractive events nj
the territorial fair. which will be held
in Phoenix in November next, and ms
the Prescott stake will be the largest
amount hung up for n single event
II will no doubt bc cardcd as nm at
traction for the free forall division.
either PAGERS or trottcrs.
The stake IL one that business men
may subscribe to literally. for tho
reason that it is quite likely that they
will not bc called upon to pay dollar
or only few dollar, NJ the most.
Four cities in the territory guaranteed
stakes mt the territorial fair last year.
and they were agrccably surprised 20
be informed after the fair was over,
that no funds were necessary. In spite
of the extraordinary expense neccssar.
lily incurred in starting the enterprise.
the association not only paid all Of it's
obligations but had small balance in
the treasury. Hence, B,sbee, Morcnci.
Tombstone and Phoenix were not called
upon to make good their guarantee. Al.
though the stake is 1900, about 5000
OF that amount il assured by entrance
fees. II the fair is the success il was
Mt the opening meet, the various cities
which have guaranteed stakes 20 re.
present them, will not be Obliged 10
meet their subscriptions. If there is n
deficit, the amount will be pro rated
among the various subscribers, and
probably will not be more than one.
tenth Of the sum subscribed.
This year the fair will be bigger
than ever, and as IL attracts many east.
ern people, there is feeling here that
Prescott should be represented by a
stake and thereby incidentally take nd.
vantage Of the opportunity to secure
some good advertising Of the commun.
ity.
One OF the creditablc features Of the
fair management is that the directors
are cxerting every effort to make Il
territorial affair, and not simply
Phoenix institution. In line with TINT
policy, the various judges and other
positions OF honor are selected from
outside points, while the positions
where hard work is necessary are NJ.
signed TO Phoenix citizcns.
&essrs Adams and Christy inter. |
viewed only few men here yesterday,
md in short time secured subscrip.
lions amounting to $500. They arc
greatly encouraged. and are confident
hat the entire stake will be signed
ip today,
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
WARNING NOTICE.
To whom il NAV concern.

10 whom 1t may concern:
inc Golden Key Mining COMPANY ~
We following named mining claims, to
WIZ Golden Key, Golden Jewel, Gold
eh Gem, Golden Crown, Mountain
new and Bedrock, situate in Green.
WOOD or Eureka mining districts, Mo
rave or Ynvapai county, Arizona, will
not be responsible for any debts con
''ac''d for labor performed or material
furnished or for accidents sustained by
'ho parties Mt present working the
'pove'namcd claims under bond and
lease.
q. CHARLES DAVIS
ALICE II. DAVIS.
Dated Feb. ], 1905.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
(Fsom Fridays Daily

(From Fridays Daily
kingman Visitor.
g. W. Bccchcr OF Kiugman, is IN
the city on business
Here from McCabe.
John Wa,tcrson Of McCnbc is in the
city on business visit.
Dewey Visitor.
William &. Smith of Dewey is in the
city ON n business visit.
Huron Visitor.
Mrs. G. =. wingfcld, Of Huron. il a
guest Mt the Prescott hotel.
Here from Humboldt.
!. u. Eldcrkin Of Humboldt, is in
the city on IA business visit.
Here from Holbrook.
Julius Wctzlcr, Holbrook business
man, IL here on court business.
In from Camp.
Robert Burns il in the city from
his mining camps in the Black Hills.
Left for Phoenix.
Miss Lillian Dickson left last even.
ing for n visit with friends in Phoenix.
Here from Del Rio.
j. X. Mason, the Del Rio stock
man and ranchcr. il here on a business.
Mayer Visitor.
Arthur Gronberg, of Mayer came in
yesterday from that section on bnsl.
ness.
stockmcn Visit.
Tom and Ed. stephens, William.
son valley stockmcn, are here on bus,.
ness visit.
Here from Blue Boil.
y. A. Iiaggott, superintendent of tho
Blue BELL mine, is in the city on com
pany business.
Census Report.
The census marshal at Blanchard
reports o. children VI school age
in that district.
A Flying Visit.
y. T. Nelson, the Jerome Junction
business man, paid u flying visit to
tb" city yesterday.
Left for Los Angeles.
Al Jones, mail clerk, left yester.
day for Los Angeles, where he will
spend his vacation.
Here from Kingman.
j. J.. Gideon, n prominent business
man aud politician of Mohavc county,
IN here on court business.
Mayer Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. ID. Trendweli Of
Mayer are In the city. They are
guests mt tho Hotel Burke.
Flagstaff Visitor.
a. ]. Cornish, n prominent Flagstaff
business man, Is here from the Sky.
light city on court business.
Accepts New Position.
NJ. &. Morris, n Santa Fe Pacific
main line conductor, has accepted n
position with the 8. J.. J.. and J..
Back from Phoenix.
John Gustavson, nm old time miner -
this county, returned yesterday from
visit to the Salt River vallcy.
Ash Fork Visitcr.
Harry Van Allen, the Ash Fork
business man, who has interests IN
this city, is here on business visit.
Here from Mayer.
", a. Clarke, who is superintendent
of the Rigby Mining and Reduction
company, is here on a business visit.
Left for Ranch.
King Brothers left yesterday for
their ranch In the Big Chino valley
after n pleasant business visit here.
Mining Man Visits
A. j. Pickrcll, assistant snperintcu.
dent of the Commercial Mining com.
pany, IL III the city on company busi.
ness.
Hero from Dewey.
j. y. Sessions, an old time miner
from the Cherry creek district, was
in the city yesterday from his homs
nj Dewey.
Mount Union Visitor.
Il. NJ. L'Englc came in last evening
from the camp of the Mount Uniou
Consolidated Mines company in the
Mount Union section.
Visiting Friends.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
city News
....In Brief
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

(From Thursday Daily)
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20

T.. y MARROW. the Williamson va.
ley stockman. is IN the city.
Here from Congress Junction.
J. Ianctti, a Congress Junction busi
ness man. Is here on a business visit.
Business Man Here.
l~hmar Davis, the Mayer business
man. WAS Prescott visitor yesterday.
Business Man Here.
Jake Salzman, the Williams bus,.
ness man. is IN tho city on court busi-
ness
Walnut Grove Visitors
Mr. aud Mrs. ". VI. Clark of Wal.
nut Grow. ARE IN the city on court
business.
On Official Business.
u. J. sullivan. county assessor, -
m the Humboldt section ON official
business.
On Official Business.
j. l.. - Alexander. United states
district attorney, is in the city or
court business
Here on Court Business.
T. r. Jones, nssistan, United states
district attorney, is here from Tucson
on court business
Octave Visitors.
Mr. ard Mrs. A. T. Hurley Of DE-
tavo are in the city They are gucs'i
~ The Burke hotel
A Flying Visit.
Morse Datnall. the Hillside mct.
chant. paid n flying business visit T.,
The city Yesterday.
Octave Visitors
g. l.. Fran,z, T.. J. Ford. r. Iircck.
cnbridgc. and !. NJ. Stevenson, Of Dc
tnvc. are m the city.
Mining Man visits
George T.. Harrington. general manag.
or Of the Tiger Gold company. is in the
city on company business.
In from Camp.
Jesse Davis came in last evening frour
the French Lily mine in the Crazy
Basin section on mining business.
Back from the East.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Wood return.
cd last evening from an extended
visit to Chicago. New York and Pitts.
burg.
Flagstaff Visitor
r. T.. Pulliam, ex supervisor Of %.
conino county. came in last evening
from the Skylight city on court bust.
ness.
Here from Mayer.
Attorney IT, NJ. Hubbard. who II
Interested ia the George A. Treadwcil
Mining CO.. came in last evening from
Mayer
Here from Gold Roads.
Henry Lovin, cxshcrin Of Mohavc
county, aud promising merchant Of
Gold Ronds, IL in the city on court
business
Mayer Visitor
Robert Bambcr, miner and engineer.
who has mining interests in the Big
Bug district. is in the city on bus.
ness visit
Back from Trilby.
Under sheriff W. NJ. Neaglc return.
ed yesterday from an official visit 20
the Trilby and other mines in the White
Picacho district
Hero from Dunkirk.
q. W. Rurner, who IN operating
the Dunkirk and Poverty mines in
the Slate creek section was n Pres
eott visitor yesterday.
Back from the Mogollons.
J. H. Tomiinson the mining cngi.
neer, returned yesterday from n mino
spcction trip through the Mogollon
mountains in New Mexico.
y. A. s. Meeting.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid society
will meet this afternoon at the home
o Mrs. julia Murphy On North NJ.
Vernon st-oct.
VS. ting the Express.
y ;. Campbell, stakeholder Of the
Wnshington-Ariaona Mining company,
lett yesterday for visit 10 the f.
press mine, in the Poland vicinity, |
which Is being developed by the com.
pany
TrJoying Vacation.
Warren Davis, night foreman of the !
De Soto mines in the Bradshaw noun.
tnins, came in last evening TO enjoy
wen earned week vacation.
Left for his Ranch
Weekly Arizona journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1903-1908, 1906-06-20
RUSSIAN PRINCE KILLED.

KUTAIS, Russia, June l3-Prince
Hidencgofr, marshal Of nobility, and
prominent In the liberal movement, was
killed In the street today.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-05-11

and three church denominations ook
advantage of his generosity and built
churches on lots given by him. He
was instrumental in having railroads
build here To the o. r. & N.Co. he
gave the land and right of way, and
out of his own pocket he paid for the
survey of the W.& Q. R. from Wallula
junction to this city. In 1888 the re-
publican party honored Mr.. Kirk and
the people elected him representative
to the legislature and again in 1890 he
was elected representative, He has
served the city of Athena two terms
as mayor and since the town was incor-
porated has been member of the
council, except one or two years. Re,
lative to his present candidacy, Mr..
Kirk is pronounced economist in
legislation and if elected, promises to
do what he can for the best interests
of the people of the state and the coun-
ty he represents.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-05-11

tor of Oregon, but the judge is an old
man now and has lost much of his
former fire. Senator Gearin has re-
placed him and if he goes on the
stump during this campaign the people
of Oregon will hear master orator
and man of statesmauly bearing.
But Senator Gearin's return largely
depends upol the disposition Of the
rate bill.
The president is depending upon bis
vote and recognizes him as one of the
men who is behind the administration
in its determination in favor of the
trusts and against the people.
Governor Chamberlain's Appearance
on the stump has alarmed the Repub
lican candidate fol governor, for the
chief executive is carrying the people
with him. He has already delivered
several telling speeches up the valley
to huge crowds and his followers ale
enthusiastic.
The Democrats of Portland are ar
ranging for monster rally the Sat
urday before election. Governor
Cham berlain aud Senator Gcarin
will address the people and it is ex-
pected to make one of the most telling
demonstrations of the campaign.
Both of these men draw crowd in
Portland as has been shown on more
than one occasion.