davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02
81 Erzin Pitched for the Local
Team = Scanned for the Rim
kos Athletics RAve Won
Twelve Of the Nineteen
Games Played This
Season.

The ksxicO Athletics defeated the
81 Luk Rsnkes Sunday afternoln
a. oantboTnS Hm By the soore Of
four TO two THIS wss one Of TIE
uicssi played games thai has been
witnessed By = Mexico audience for
sone time
A large crowd zttsnaed the game.
The Gay vas ideal and ever one
seemed to be in The right hancr 70
root 81 Yaln uas in the box for the
local team. vAile Seannel pitched for
The EAnkelS
MEXICO has Played in ali Nineteen
games twelve Of which they have
Won
n----
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02
Mrs. Weber Rraaks AnLla

Mrs. August Weber fell at her home
Monday evening fr~acturing her ankle.
She had gone TO the chicken yard 70
put up the ducks when she tripped
on a wire and fell.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

Miss Eliza Gibbs, accompanied b.
the members Of her house party.
Misses Mary Fray, Pearl RadleV, Weni
fred Gleason, Zena Cadwalleder and
Belle Seaman left at noon, Monday
for Blackwater. where they will be
the guest Of Miss Fray for several
days. >
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02
EVERYBODY TAKES LONG LOOK.
David Brownneld Dead,

David Brownfeld, aged 6s years, died
Sunday evening at 900 O'Clock, Of
stomach trouble.
Funeral was held at the home at
10 O'Clock Tuesday morning, services
were conducted BY Rev. n. e. Truck
Of the Baptist church.
The Ledger extends sympathy,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

get Prof. ]. Fred H.D,,
m dispense to nil ys,'
Tom clendenln /, -
Palms and be eujov.s
Many Of Mexlcos M
=. the Palms and Conn.,,
Mr.. clendenin has d. !
for a donation to tbe n
Carl Harrison, canaal
Administrator Eas o,,1
TO dip bis bill and u
ualu 70 the member
wood springs Dsnr,
Harrison Is a brlghtyTi
Mexico, and The OTl
elected Public AdnI,r
make q faithful, v,Iu
Col. Harrison ssIS \,
|candldate can at
|Ottonwood SPRING
e4quivalent tJany nj
Toe Owl sees whsrI
ingiy far-seelng and \
Master ElOn Will
little Democrat E5
ent Of the sacred d
the Ledger, With
sweet face, walts
the desk Of The RS
asked this iarieros
MI. Bob White
"Oh, | don't know
rapher, With smile
like and bland.
The stenog1pher, wi
sending him TO ts
notice Mr. Whit
With q honid patti
gallant Elon. Toss
down the house, 40:
on the second hHlQal
an hour, 81 great 4
their nerves GfeGa
Mr.. Whites enpgs
come across vita caa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

Sam Morris is in receipt Of a leather
cane set With pearls from his friend
Matt w. Hall, warden OF the state
penitentiary. Sam says this cane was
presented TO him because OF his selling
more Missouri binder twine than any
man in the state.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

Miss Louise Lakeland, Of Mexico
was unanimously reelected president
Of the Beta Sigs at their national
convention In Chattanooga, Tenn.
Their next meeting will be held in 81.
Louis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

]. 7. Campbell will leave Tuesday
Tor Wichita Falls, Texas, on a pros
peeting tour. During bis absence
James Armstrong will have charge
Of Hotel ClarksOn. Mr.. Campbell is a
splendid hotel man and bis many
friends trust be will decide to remain
in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

Az Eopsrg sEnsn vbo set % q
TIE pssinE protests are helping naks
NericEc5u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02
Farmers

DR.. McFall has sold his residence
property on Z. Liberty street to c. NJ.
Null for $500. This property is nice
ly located and sold cheap enough.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

MEXICO promises to be a very quiet
day On the Fourth Of July. Our pee
pie are arranging to go TO Centralia,
Fulton and Laddonia to celebrate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

HFos vErt DEst rsszlis yoz Euss
advertise su1stuasT. R0ors2FertAse
fns Il uo-se thHn nsne a 81.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

We still have for saloon easy terms,
some Of the very best farm land In the
Country. II interested call and see.
wi Lakenan & Barnes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

FEASK DrDLET has b51zht TIE W.
" C1asr Erscsu store 1z1 Il goinE
q hsip E1ke &erioo cu.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

WrH street. RTfng ProDec1il
.stroet sold Be ons q Tie prsttssa
thonozKhhrS y tls zfE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

IL The property owners on Pronen'
zde street are not careful West Mon.
roe win 'beat EN- TO IT..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

IL will pay you TO see or phone Us
before selling your wheat, corn and
oas. VIM. Pollock MIL & Elev. Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02
Elmer G~ardnsrfal,

| Mr.. E. 4 Girdaaa
| ly solicited TO naisaI
State Legislature, aI
It's interference viii
ness be has declined !
vass. Mr.. Gardna a
bis appreciation a
which this honor ln
not care to sacrifice
ests for the small Cd
Office. II ollisl0k A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

WHD lie scientists have Eucss6ea
n astroyizg al TIE 1iz Wal VII
- Ez5sz i've a. paor thfzzt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

Wallace Ball has offered a reward
for the arrest Of the party Who robbed
his barber shop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02
Sheath Gown Hits Conay

New York, June 26.-Sheath gown
made their appearance at Cone
Island this afternoon, and 50 did 400,
900 visitors. The gay islanders gapet
at the open dresses. Policeman
Thomas Downs saw a big crow
standing about an automobile In frcn.
OF a restaurant.
"Oficer, these women ought TO b,
arrested" said a thin-voiced, long
faced man, pointing to two womer
dlsmounting from the machine, eaet
accompanied by a male companion
One Of the women was dark anc
wore a light purple costume. TIE
other was a blonde and wore a pearl.
gray suit. Both had enormous hate
and we're large women, apparently Of
middle age.
EVERYBODY TAKES LONG LOOK.
The policeman did not know whe
Their 10 arrest the women, the men
who we're rubberiEg, or the people
who laughed at bis predicament. In
desperation he FASTENED 70 a telephone
and called for the reserves. Capt.
Thomas Kelley came with the men.
Downs thought the women, who we're
now inside the restaurant eating,
ought to be arrested. Kelly thought
differently.
When the women ami their escorts
emerged they were escorted TO their
machine through 8 line Of policemen
and cranlng necks. Then with a
honF, hoDk, q yell, a rumble and some
lust the automobile disappeared down
Surf avenue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

Mr. Gardner forms
drain county, and b
here are glad 10 En9f
In the new state
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02
BuYt1l

bAl
Mr.. Chas. Burt d
Miss Josephine Bill
united In manlgslI
at 2:30 at the ChfEz|
| Walter N. Whit q
The groom Isl
man Of AuYyasss
daughter Of Nj. 40.
siding In the lr
Mexico. L
The Ledger Ell
tionS
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02
More people on program than ever before.
Watch for the Illustrated Proc

Season Til kes now o sale, 81. No iour-day tickets will be issued The.
admission < cents. Special days so cents. There will be two special d.
season tickets, s1.2s. Season tickets may be exchanged for other tickets A. y
they arr used. :"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02
Circuit CO1|

i Circuit CcII
The case Of v, n
| ]. W. Jump was u
verdict for the plil
for e241.50.
This suit was hl
monston to recOTa
note the plaintiff y
ant TO collect. To
that the note was
money was neydlI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02
Chautauor
July 2 20, Inclusii,
Eight Splendid DaJ
Outline Of Programma.

Great Political Dag All parties represented. Best OF Orarators.
F,ohn,ol Dou With address by a magnificent orator. Parades, prizes.
Farmers Dow With addresses suitable to the occasion. With a sDed,
farmers family. ~
Educational Dg With special features. On this day a cash donaho,
purchasing a library, will be made to some school. @9
Talent: Great political speakers. The Celebrated MaJs.
p,mabaska and his trained dogs and birds The popular Mrs. Fenpeu, G
Dr. Richard Wnkerson, the great Southern orator Booth Lowry, a Who'll. ga
himself for a whole week. The only Ed Vance Cook. The magni6cen, " "a
Rain The noted Dixie Jubilee Singers. Prof. c. Elder, in cbarm"
work. Mrs. Jessie Mckenzie Walker, in her excellent travel lectures. PI q
lon educational matters, Etc. Every hour will be full from start to 6nsh.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02

Take the Lds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-07-02
MEXICO EINS
SCORE 4 70 3

MEXICO ATHLETICS DEFEATED
TEE sT.LoUIS REgKELS sun
DAY AFTERNOON AT cAU-
THoREs Hill IN osE OF
THE BEST PLAYED
CANES OF THE
SEASON
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-31
THE SOUTHWESTERN TEL. und TEL. co

8raiioent Dia5 bon Merifo
laBt oltgenbIidli6 iein Hortrat bon
Dem befannten S6mei5er Waler gen-
5iger malen.
. ssn Ser fron3oiil6en 0eputir=
tenfanner fam Die 9ebatte iiber Die
essnterpenation oes Soaialiitenfiibrers
SSsoures be5iiglid Der lnaroffanii6en
9lneelegenbeit gum Mbi6luB. Sm
2alfe ser 0ebotte erfldrte Soures,
ssronfreid nriiiie eine @nnabernng
an 9eutidlano periu6en, penn Der
ssrieoe guropas eepabrt bleiben iolle.
'0ie &egierllng erbielt Bel Der 9lb=
Thinning iiber oie l1nteritiisung III
rer n1oroffoniIden Golitif cine Webr=
beit BON 1856 Stin1men. Oas Totnm
1toltb 428 5u 80.
Snfolge bes plobli6en Sou-
metters iino in gan5 8aDern getpalti-
ge l1eberi6pemmungen eingetreten.
Cine @iienbabnbriide lit eingeitiir5t
mabreno Elm Sro6t5ug biniiber fubr.
Ser gan5e Bug fiel in ben SluB, nno
Elm 0eann tpuroe getotet, mabreno
mebrere anoere 8erlesungen erlitten.
@uf pielen 3neigbabnen lit Der Ser
febr gGn5lif) eingeitelt poroen, oa
oie @eleile an Steqen meilenipeit
iiber16pentnt 1ino.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-31

seit liner GO esahren

ffon ipuroe Wrs. 8inslolp's Sootb.
ing-9prup bon Millionen bon Weiit-
tern beim 3abnen Der ainoer ange-
tpenoet. @irit gu inn Sdlafe onrb
oos S6reien zines 8inoes geitort,
bos i'm 3obnen lit uno bor S6mer5en
meint2 @enn 10, loiie iofort cine
Sloide bon yW3rs. @inslop's Sootb-
ing-Sprlp" bolen. Sein 8ert tit
llnbesablbar. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iefort 2inoerung beri9af-
fen. 8erldbk eud oarailf Mfiitter,
es iIt fem 3ipeifel ooriiber. es beilt
0iarrboe, reguliert ben Magen l'no
oie geieren, beieitiet 8inotaolif, er-
ipeidt ben @aumen, perbinoert @nt-
siinblna uno itdrft oas gan5e Sp-
item. v01rs. @inslop's Sootbins
gprrp" fir 56bnenoe ainoer 1T an.
aenebm inn @eihuaf; oas Ge5ept
Ital1mt bon einenl ser beiten meibli-
den 9(erste IN oen Ser. Staaten. gs
1T BEL alien 9rieeiiten in Der gan5en
98elt 5u baben. Breis 25 Gents per
ssIoIde. aauft nidts anoeres als
aWers. 8insloip's Sootbina Sprup." !"
8orontiert inter Set 5000 ano
0ruas S(fte, 80. SeSuuti 1906, ASeriol
geunrner 1898,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-31
@onpernemr Campbell nnb Die ama-
rantaine 1T @alneiton.

@ouperneur Campbell bat erflart,
baB er Ser 8lnbesregierung fetn
Serritori1lm in Der @alpeIton 8aD
obtreten peroe, mo 1ie eine Quaran-
toine-Stotion erri6ten fonnte. 8or
oaem f0nne er cine oerartige Nbtre-
tnng ni6t obne einen Gift Der 2egis<
lotur MAIDEN, aber au6 menn oie
2egislatur eine iol9e glbtretung be.
i6lieben ioae, 10 piiie er nod ni6t,
Oh er einen oerartigen 8eihluB gut
beiBen perbe; gan5 entihieoen fperoe
er cine Sill NIT ieinem 8eto belegen,
Die cine 9lbtretung bon 800 slfer,
tpie aeforoert iperbe, berfige; oenn
oas lei piel gu piel. 9lus ben gon-
3en gleuBerungen oes @onDernenrs
ging flar ilno oeutli6 bernor, oaB
er olles in leiner Wa6t Stebenbe
tun nerbe, un1 Die 8unoesregierung
ooran gu binoern, bob Tie Die &ou-
troae iiber Die 0uorantane bes @al-
beitoner Safens in lire Sanoe be-
fonline. 0a nad unierer Weinung
cine CUTE, pirfungsnoqe uno per-
liinftige Quarontdne nur bon Der
8unoesregierung alsgeiibt peroen
fam uno mir es fir oas Bette bal
ten, tpenn oas gan5e QuorantGnpe-
len, mir meinen Die Guorant1ne ON
Der &iiite, an Der @ren5e na6 60
naoa unb nab Wterifo uno an oen
Staatseren5en, inter Ser 4ontrolle
oes gunoes Itdnoe, 10 fonnen mir
rns leioer ou6 oies Mol r1idt nit
Ser Stellungnabme uniereS Gouoer-
neurs einneritauoen erfldren. Gum
ndberen @erit0nonis m06ten mir
nod bit5ufiigen bob oos geipiini6te
8erritorilut in Ser @alpeitoner Ban
fem 2ano, ionoern @aiier lit. Ole
2uorontdne Station Ioa ouf Ell
nem 9foblmerf i'm @aiier gebaut
meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-01-31
Verlnebrte ZellIinien
JaciIititen.

9o Ste 9onlpag1tie etne eroBe Mn-
sabl oirefter Circuits 5ipiiden ben
pidtigiten Stdoten in Geras nno IN
9lrfonlas in getrieb geiett bot, 10
lit fie in ser Sage, ibren &unoen ei<
men prompteren 1tno tpirflarnerett
DienIt ouf peite gntfernnngen 51
bieteh tpie bisber. Seine 3ptiben-
itationen ouf oieien Circuits, oesbalb
feline l1nterbrebnng.
Cine neue 2inie lit Ioeben 5ipii9en
8omie nno &ingolo etabliert tporoen,
6ie Mni9lnB bat an Die Bionier gele-
pbon @ompagnie, moour6 eritflalits
aer Die11lt nod Sflaboma Gitp,
Guthrie uno tpeitliden Bunften IN
Sffoboma bergeitent miro.
THE Southwestern TEL. und TEL. co.
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xera q 8.

= 0ie 9eliser Ser gais-8 -8lantage
in Sort 8eno goltntp, Die ibre Wlan=
toge Dem Staat gum &auf angeboten
batten, boben ibr @ngebot 8urufge-
3ogen. gs bat oies in auitin eroBes
9lufIeben erregt, 90 man IN &egie-
rungsfreiien ben &auf ols abgei6loi-
len betro6tete. Der Staat miro aber
nidts MAIDEN fonnen, oenn es iparen
nod feline 4ontrafte nnter5ei6net.
Die gais-9lartage lit cine Der bret
glontagen, ouf oenen Der Stoat But
fer our6 MISUNDERSTANDING 5ieben
laiien min. Der slbbru6 oieier
Sransaftion miro alif ben Mnfonf Der
anoeren beioen Ylontagen feline @ir=
flung ausiiben.
Mus pielen @esenben bes Staa=
tes miro gemeloet, oaB man Negen
1ehr notta babe.
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Wietorta Hibiifon, O. 8. & 8. u.
(Wulf Ghore.)
Mpfalrt

Mbtd1ff.
gsath guero, Bictoria, Sort 2abaca, Corpus
gbrifti gropnsbilIe, 8tio granbe. 9th,
@oIiab, geebiue, Bbarton, BaIaetss nro
Soniton 1.oo HIotseho
Mntnnft. o.oo upenoo
Ser Sam SonitonD na1 guero, Btctorta,
Wbarton unb Soufton:
abfabrt. TOO doenoe
Mnfmnft ............ 100 morsens
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Gilenbabn= JabrpIau.
q. q. & 81. g. 8ahu

~0abb grodet" "t5ue mad Souiton, @aIbefton.
Beaumont urb Orange. 9lbfabrt ubr abenbs.
alnfunft 7.55 morgens.
Na6 Rerrebine, gbfabrt $50 moreens, an.
fitnft bort 1130. Ibfabrt bon &errbiIe l1br
na6mittaes, Nnfunft in San Intonio 7.5o
abenbs. ssur @amitaes nab aerrbire: 4 11br
nadmittaes. gid1abrt bon bart Montags 3. },
morgens, alnfunft In San MHtonio $50 mors
gems.
gsa9 guero. Uoafunr. 3oufton, 9aIbeito1,
@ibbtnes. HodbaIe, Cameron unb @oco. @bs
fabrt 845 bormittags, @ntrnft 1lbr norgens
gsa1 geebiue. Corpus gbrtitt, 9lIfce, Matbts
Mranfas 8aB Sfodport, @bfabrt 1.50 nad'
TAGS uno 1lbr n6er1oS. @ntunft 7.66
morgens unb 1.50 na6mittagS.
gsa1 SaIfurias, Mbfabrt 8 l1br abenss. In'
fm1tt 7.55 morgens.
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Iad5 Brownsville.

Ser Bug ber eunist gictorta Dtbtton, ab'
fabrt 7.06 mcrgens. mant in pIaeebo gerbtn'
buug nit Der @nIf goaft 2tne fiir Corpus
gbrifti, Gnfunft bort 4.55 na8mittaeS, Wnfunff
I'm grotprsbfue 9.25 obenoS.
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3. & 8. ". sabn.

M1fG1rf.
ga9 alien s8mnften
a ubr lir1b 8 born1ittags.
gaab ct. 2ouis. Waenlpbis uno benz Often
.l.25 uhr nahm. unb Z 45 nbenbs
Na1 Wsertfo i. .... 1920 ubr oormtffa9s
MntHnft.
Son ct. 3puis benz Often. $50 morg
Son ct. 2ouis II. benz Often, $50 norg
Bon 2arebo unb Iegifo ). .1.05 na9m.
Bon ct. 9,juis, 8anias Gitp 8 As abos.
ct. souis & ean Sranrisso BAN.
Mbfa1rt.
Wa6 Sort Smith. @prtngfieIb. ct. 2ouis, 8aIt'
fas gitb, gbieaso Is. & q. q. SepoD
$50 abenbs
Mnfanft.
Bon ct. 0ouis. RanfaS Gitp. Baris. Gbtcago
1910 ngoreens
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ser 40 Sabre alt uno unperbeirotet
iit, 0Iterreidiider Militaror5t uno
praftisierte in @ien 1no &arlsboo.
= Or. Sen. Heitlnon, pelber
iiina1t oen lln5ug Der s(rbeitslolen
in Chicago onfiibrte ltno perbaftet
puroe, lit bon ser I1tfloge nnanltatt-
bigger @uffiibrung freigeipro6en NOR
ar11
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gserrid,tet sic glrbeii.

Str. 6. G. GbamberIoin BON Clint
ton, Wtaine, iagt BON 8uflens slr-
nica Golbe: iie berri6tet ibre glrbeit,
Iie fnrierte meine Sdinorrboioen.
gfld gut fir aufgeiprungene Sdnbe.
25c Bel 9foolpb 8reib unb 81. Coin
& 60.
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8eiIere Geimnb6eit.

geitoen i6 Or. Sings Neue Ses
bens-Billen gebraude, erfreue ih mid
beIierer @eiunobeit, iagt Safob
Springer bon @eit Sranflin, Waine.
Sic balten Magen, 2eber llno Gin.
getpeioe in Sronung. 3u baben bel
MooIpb 9reiB nno Sc. gohn & 60.
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". 6. & =. Sabr.
atfatyt.

MtfatSt
Nadb gaco, Sort g8ortb Daaas, &antas stte.
ct. aouis unb gbicago, tdsIt1 (Sunfef
DeppD :. S.oo uoehpo
GofaIsne bia GmitbbiIe 7.30 bormtffa5s
slIamo GpeataI mad entiibbtne. Sonfton, Cal'
peftoH 1o.Ho uoe"p9
Mntunff.
@on Chicago. st. 2ouis. Santos @ttp Dallas.
fort @ortb nnb 9Seeo, tdeIt1 (Suntef
SepoC $3.50. i.ou uplBst'o
QoiaIsue bta SmitabtIe -. 800 doenos
alamo epesial bon @mtbbtIle, Souffon, @al'
eefton 80. o.zo MeIseHS
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gpmtberm Vacific Sabm.

NuyagrI
1ad Stem Orleans, 9oufton unb @aIbeiton,
tdoItdb 11.40 mittaeS
unb 1130 abenbs
gad gaaIe Sob, gl gaio, gaIifornien unb
Merifs =. 500 bormtttaes u $50 abenbs
Mntnnft.
Son SEEM Orleans, 3ouiton uno @alSeiton.
tdoIth 7.35 moreen8
unb .. 800 na1mfttaes
Bon GI 9afo. Californian unb wfeStfo -. !.
lilo sormtttagS
,,rh 500 abenbS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-19

taxes upon the ad valorem basis and
at the same rate that other forms OF
property are taxed was a part of the
general program 20 wipe out special
privilege and equally distrilyrte the
burdens Of government These were
all merely incidents. The big thing
in Wisconsin wa the restoration OF
representative government.
Wisconsin Has Government.
Wisconsin IL one state where they
have real popular government. The
people rule. There Is no sham about
this. The old style boss has dIsap-
peared. The railroads are no longer
In politics as they once we're. Other
powerful corporations no longer die
tate 10 public officials. Men In pub
lie once nov owe allegiance to no
one except the people who elect
them. A comprehensive and sweep
ing civil service law has forever In
sured the people against the building
up OF another political machine with
state patronage as the chief instru-
ment with which TO mould public
sentiment. Wisconsin is free. and
will be able TO remain so just as long
MS the people keep wide awake.
In Larger Measure.
La Toilette stands for the same
things, In larger measure. In the
United States senate that he accom-
pllshed in his own state as district
attorney and governor for three smc-
cessive terms. lie has successfully
met and grappled with every ques-
tion that has come up and he always
comes out decIsIve'y on the side OF
the people.
la Folic$te II Practical.
Powerful as an orator. resourceful
as a debater and indefatigable as a
worker. he Is more than match
for the probable nominee OF the
Democratic party. William Jennings
Bryan.
Bryan can 20 before the people as
"A theorist only.
La Toilette stands as an accom-
pllshed fact lie has a record In
timely legislation that Is unsurpass-
ed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-19
Southern Pacific
R. R. Time {,

Time Card No. 81 Eae,,,.. "
pecemb~ 2Oth, i2.ol 4 ~ =
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-19

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-19
For Representative.

hereby announce myself as a can.
dldate for the Republican nomina-
ton for representative at the prl-
maries. April II.
If NOMINATED AND ELECTED
SHALL ALWAYS VOTE FOR THE
PEOPLES CHOICE FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR.
HAL ID. PATTON.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-19

Please announce that I am a can
dldate for representative from Ma
rlon county. subject 60 the decision
Of the Republican voters az the pri-
tasfi'ss 20 be held April NJ. II nom
mated aud elected, shall support the
PEOPLES choice for u. s. senator
saall oppose all gratis and All nn-
necessary and luxurious appropria-
tons- o. L. HATTEBERG.
8liVcrtou. Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-19
PLEADS ron IA FoLE.ErTE
A Supporter Of His In Oregon Makes
Capital for Him Ont Of Action
Taken at Salem.
Editor Journal:

Editor Journal:
The Marion county Republicans
refused 10 instruct their delegates
10 the state convention to send a
delegation 10 the national convention
for Taft for President.
A motion 10 that effect on the
floor OF the convention Saturday re-
ceived no second. And cries from
all parts OF the hall mot MOI" indi-
Gated that the great war secretary
ia not the unanimous choice OF the
first Republican convention 10 as
nomble in Oregon. Accordingly no
action In this direction was taken
and the delegates from Marion coun-
~ will act upon their own judgment
when they meet at the state con
ventlon.
State Convention Deferred
The Republican state central COM
mltloe has decided not TO call state
convention until after the Republican
and Democratic primaries. which
will be held under the primary law
on April a.. The only purpose OF a
Republican slate convention can be
Co namc eight delegates aud as many
altornatea 10 the Republican national
convention which meets In Chicago
June 1e.
The Oregon primary law divests
the old.time convention OF all nom
mating function. except the nomlna-
tlon OF delegates 10 the national con-
ventlons. The Republican state cen
tral committee believes that II Is
acting within the spirit OF that law
20 postpone tho call for state
convention until the primaries are
all over
The committeeman state that a
late convention will be safe from
local Influences. 10 far as the strife
for the paying Offices IL concerned.
and thsi a late convention will be
IN possession of all the needed in-
formation a. 20 the presidential
candidates who loom upon the Re
publican horizon.
Taft Not Endorsed.
In ylew OF the position taken by
the Republican state central COM
mlitee. tho Republicans who assem-
hled IN the armory Saturday did a
wise thlag not 10 pass the resolution
endorsiag TAFT as the choice OF Mar
ion county Tor the presidential nom.
inallon.
Passing of Candidates.
Il may be remembered that foaF
months ago the name OF Fairbanks
was geaeraliy mentioned a. likely
"a head the ticket Criticisms upon
thu maaRer Of hts coming out and
apon hla methods 80 Injured hts
ehances vhat he ls not nov rated as
q probability.
Taft ls nov having a rnn and has
sassalaea hlmself very veil. Ia leng
SERIES af public addresses lie has
enemies IN the ranks OF union labor
Nho lnlerFupt him la his speeches In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-19

hereby announce myself as a can
didate for County Superintendent Of
Schools for Marion county. at the
Republican primaries. April II.
A C. BAKER.
Turner. Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-19

hereby announce myself as n
candidate for nomination at the Re-
publican primaries for county su-
perintendent of schools.
WALTER M. SMITH.