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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1908-09-18
CHAPTER XVII.
A Prisoner Of Hone

II her lover and her brother were
In the greatest perplexity and anxiety
because they did not hear from
Christabel, she herself was not less
puzzled and distressed because she did
not hear from either of them.
Her mind dwelt on Norman in much
the same way as his did on her, and
she could understand it was possible
that, after the letter she had written
to him on her arrival at Sulja, he had
thought it we'll not to write to her
again-at least for some time-yet
with his words, Il shall never give you
up" ever making music in her heart
she could not believe that he would
have allowed all these weeks to pass
without sending her word. But
while there might be some ground for
Norman's silence. there was none for
Philips, and she could not make out in
the least why she did not hear from
Elm.
Then come Philips telegram-the
first he had dispatched. When Dmitri
Anatovitch, as they we're returning to
the house after the visit to the works
IN which he had shown her the beau
titul" machine Of death. had handed to
her, because he could not help it in
the circumstances, that message, she
had remarked that it was from her
bro IL er, and that it was evident from
II that the Russian mails we're not to
be trusted. The observation led to a
question from Mary Sisterson, which
drew from CEristabel statement that
Philip did not appear to be getting the
letters which she sent him, any more
than she was receiving those she was
certain he had sent to her.
While she was speaking Dmitri kept
regarding her with gravely question
ing eyes. ss If. he could not accept
what she had said; then, apparently
having come to some conclusion which
alarmed him, he put On an expression
81 uOI uuluAACu Will lCllOl.
Surely" he said, ut cannot BET"
what cannot be-" asked Mary, in
her gentle way.
81 was wondering" he replied, in q
low tone. and with an inimitable all
Of seriousness. why there should be
1his extraordinary-failure, shall we
call It! on the part OF the Russian
postal service. 1t is a very peculiar
thing"
Can you supply any explanation
asked Christabel, as his manner O
speaking seemed to suggest that there
night be one.
II think can, tut would not rath
q do TO-" he said. mysteriously. <
How droll You are, Dmitri!" ex
claimed Katia. why make such ,
1sss! Do tell us what you think. ON
would say from your face that II VA
4 hanging matter" And she laughed.
FOR reply Dmitri nodded q her. y
!, anrek aEte ny that II Va ! hsnsini
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Many dairymen are not raising their
heller calves; instead the herd Is re.
plenished by buying cows. Four pro
fessional COW buyers sold about 1000
cows In the vicinity Of Elgin. ILL.,,
alone. last year; besides this many
cows were shipped in by the dairy.
men themselves. On many dairy
farms the heifer calves, good, bad and
Indifferent, 60 for veal. Where this
is done 1t means there is no provl-
sion for perpetuating the dairy herd OF
the best cows5in It..
The dairyman from whom the iii.
nois station bought COW No. / with q
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have good parentage on the male side.
An inspection of dairy herds will
show that many times comparatively
little attention is paid to the quality
of the sire. In a recent visit to the
dairy region Of northern Illinois, the
writer noted six herds in which the
heifer calves were raised for future
cows. but in which the sires used
were miserable little scrubs, veritable
runts and weaklings, obtained by SIM
ply saving a grade calf from poor
herd. Of many other sires fairly good
rs individuals, nothing Is known Of the
actual milk production OF their female
ancestors
With herd of 40 COWS, as here r.
lustrated, each cow represents one
eightieth of the future herd each year.
AID the whole number of 40 cows rep
resent forty-eightieths of the herd, and
the good well-bred sire represents one
half or forty-eightieths Of all the quail
tty and qualities, character and char
actertstfcs, the capacity for milk pro-
ductfon. and everything else. transmit
ted to the calves which are to consti.
tute the succeeding herd.
A fine dairy sire can be bought for
$f50, and with 40 grade cows at $50
per head, the herd comes to $4,000.
The bull costs only one-seventeenth of
the investment, yet he will improve
the future herd as much as the other
sixteen.seventeenths. The extra 500
put into good sire is the best invest.
ment in the herd.
Forty-one animals are purchased,
one animal will influence the future
herd as much as the other 40. 1t is
worth while, then, to give much extra
time and study to the selection Of that
one, the sire.
| From generation to generation tho
succession of well-selected sires goes
on increasing and intensifying the i'm
provement of the herd. In this way
the sire becomes three-fourths, seven.
eighths. flfteen-sixteenths, ETC., of the
! herd. In fact in few years the sire
Is practically "the whole thing"
So the sire may be much more than
half the herd whether judged by the
quantity. strength, quality or accumu-
lated effect Of the characteristics he
transmits. 1t is literally true that the
sire may thus, within few years. at
slight expense, completely transform q
dairy herd and double its profit.
Every man who has had any ex.
tended experience or observation in
the use of good pure-bred sire from
hfgh-producing dams at the head of a
dairy herd. will agree that this sire
was OF peculiar value and great econ
omy in building up the herd. The rec
ords Of dairy breeding have proved
it conclusively q thousand times over.
No man who studies the facts can
doubt It, The evidence is to be seen
In the heifers of every such sire. and
In their contrast with heifers lacking
such parentage.
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The Joy 81 Il.

ssNo. Of course, Batcheilor dosn,t keep
house; he Just has apartments at his
club" 1.5t S. IL
well then, he doesn't know what
life 81. Half the fun Of going to your
club 10 lost unless you've got : home
to stay away from. Philadelphia
Press. ..s NJ. "A;
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Spring Under Capital Square.

Spr1h9 VnoeF VSPItat 9QuAre.
Beautiful landscape gardening makes
Franklin Square one Of the most at
tractive of the numerous breathing
spaces of Washington and its
green sward covers a splendid
spring containing an inexhausti.
BILE supply Of pure sparkling
water, which was used for the tens
of thousands Of soldiers who en-.
camped there and on the contiguous
blocks of ground during the civil war;
"a spring which for more than half a
century supplied the White House
with cooking and drinking water,
through woofs,n piping beneath the
ground.
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Hawk and Wsasel Fight.

a chicken hawk picked up weasel
near Spring Grove. Pa, and the two
had a tight in midair, the result being
that the hawk was dead when Its body
reached the ground, and the weasel ex.
pired few minutes later.
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indicates Lice.-If the feathers
around the necks of the fowls look
ragged at any time other than during
the moulting period, it is pretty sure
sign that lice are present.
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Anxious for Microbes,

Anxious for Microbes,
The Man-rd give anything II you
would kiss me. a. a 4,
The Maid-But the scientists say
that kisses breed disease. &
The Man-Oh. never mind that. Go
ahead. and make me an invalid for
ltfe.-Philadelphia Inquirer. 81
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Perfectly Harmless.
What's yer pIatfI.,orn[9,.',

What's yer PLATFORM ,:s
replied the candidate; IAN IL
favor Of clean streets. good crops, suit.
nsls when you feel like Il. I leave II
20 you. gentlemen, Il there 10 anythins
here 70 alarm anybody b ~ -s
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untidlness. The untidiness OF manv
poultry establishments brings the hnai.
ness Of poultry raising into disreppta
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Keep One varlety.-It is easier "a
keep one variety of fowls than a great
many varieties.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27
Joe Debevc.

Denver. Colo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27
CHIKASKI SLOVENSKI DE
LAVCI MA PLAN!

|. novembra t. |. Sc vrne Y Chi
cago socialistiGni posebni Walk 5
sodrugom Debsom in obenem Sc ia
dan zakljuci socialistiGna volilna
kampanja. Pri tel priliki Sc vrSi
ia dan velikanski delavski po-
uliGni obhod pc glavnem delu me-
sta, kterega Sc bodo vdelezili de-
lavci vsih narodnosti.
Obhod Sc pricne OBJ 3 uri po-
poldne ma Lake Frontu in Sc ra-
eide pred Armory Hall. 81. costa
in Wentworth ave, najvecjo dvo-
rarov mestu, kjer Sc potem vrsi
volilni shod. ma kterem bo sodr.
Debs glavni govornik.
Slovenski delavcil NaSa dolz-
most je, da Sc tudi mi vdelezimo tie
parade in tega shoda. in Sc tako
pokazemo Solidarne 2 delavci dru-
9Th narodnosti. Slov. socialisticni
klub Sc vdelezi polnoStevilno in
povabljena so tudi VISA slovenska
podp. druStva Chicago. IL med
kterih Sc je druStvo ''Slavija" re
odzvalo. da Sc vdelezi.
NaSe zbiraliSGe ie pri FIR. Mia
dicu 5s7 SO. Centre ave. in VISA
kdo mora biti tamkai najzadnje
oh l. uri popoludne.
Delavci ma plan,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27
tNadal ievanje.)

"a biia splosna bojazen "a mlade
N dekleta, in TO bojazen je gojil
otosan. mai 81 je bill tudi p~rijatelj
,.vuikov, kajti bill je preprican, da
! nnbljen co duhovnik samo pogleda
.-.vo fenc ali heer in ako sc mu brz
4. IA Drugi vzrok s%ovrastva napram
,.sassikom je bill, ia so ovirali izo-
,,..bo med ljudstvom. Dale njihova
.,,<snost: FARM kupniki so drli liudi,
.,r.i prenOznejse, da groza. ~ po-
IN. pcroke. krste in druge cerkvcne
.,,nouije so zahtevali velikanske svo,
.. n kdor Sc je branil plaeati, tega So
"a; ~obdollili f%ramazonstva ali pun
,sntss.
r.ft. kom.: So Ii to glavni vzroAi
.,x,,s.vs do duhovnikov. ktere ste ma
Ait Ali so duhoyniki Sc v %resnici
.rsleavljah filipinskemu liudstvu kot
.hl.fa sila spancevi
n. Ds, gospod; ravno tako je.
MI kom.: In ko bi ne bilo ni6esar
~,rsrgs. bi Ii Jill tudi sama nemorala
,~t-rsila pri ljudehf
Pr: Primrzila bi jih. in 20 vsled to
a: ssoje pObOtnosti Fri zenskah 50
r.rssssli, &c nj bilo drugaGe, 2 maj
.sntacisO silo. Pri dekletu ali leni.
..,n Sc jim je takcj udala, nj bilo no
s,reza hrupa; ee se ie pa sirota brani.
4 lrpsii je morala vse krute posledire
m vie. in ne samO ona temve6 ysa
,>.a roibins. = Kougresni document.
sas iee-l7O.
In sprieO tie svedotbe ie Taft
' srojem govoru 81. maja 1905
Nashville, Tenn. izustil sledeee.
.sRimsko katoliska cerkev je vedno
prs IA napredek filipinskega
N1dstva.'o
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27

Pr: Da govorim odkrito, sodnik, pri
nJih nj morale; niti trohice ne. vrhu-
tega 80 pa Sc %kvartopirei; v svojih IA
rovzih igrajo "a denar, in tjakaj silijo
tudi svoje zupljane, ia igrajo 2 mimi.
Pri njih nj morale. - Kongresni doku-
ment, stran l76-l77.
CIR sprieo te svedoebe je Taft v
svojem govoru 21. maja 1905 Y Nash
vile, Tenn, izustil sledeee: Rim
~sko-katoliska cerkev je vedno prva
"a napredek filipinskega Ijudstva.'')
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27
sysdetba generalnega brigadi-
ria zvezine armada
R. P. Hugh. sa.

o. P. Hughes, polkovnik stalne, I'VE
IKE arrzdc in ge%neraini eastnik pro-
<svejsev zed. draw. je bill ma Fill
|,sr;h dve lett. Sluzil ie kot marsal de-
Ne nseeev V Manili, ko je bilo mesto
prS okupirano, in Pozneje kot voia-
hi tsstnik ma otokih Levte. Bohol,
Iltn. Negroes in Panay. Z ozirom ma
<}ssai polOiaj med ljudstvom in du-
fmKiti ma F%ilipinih, izpovedal ie HUI
his sledeee:)
fzffcyz komisija: Ali ste kedaj pri-
% akjueka, kaj je dalo povod
riaii ljudstva napram duhovnikom ?
ma: Incl sem dovolj prilike. ia
u lahko nasel vzroke. Diva gldvna
krsts, kolikor poznam liudi in du.
eFzike Y yisayas-u, sta: prvie so ko-
EnPnli rOdbine svojih ~zuplianov,
npt 50 pa bill veliki pohlepnezi "a
(tzujem.
MI kom.: Kaksno politieno moe,
ne o tenn kaj govorili Z ljudmi, so
[hssniki ~izvrsevali'
\; Ne VEN, da bi izvrsevali kak-
tax posel; kveGjemu de so to delaii
svsjih udanih zupljanih. VEN pa,
2 zsdnii imeli velik politi6ni upliv.
MI kom-: Soil bill d1hovniki I'VE
jPansh vladil
n Aislim, do 80 bill west samo
m kcm-: In Spanska je bila Mi
nstrumenti
y: Tsko je; Spanska vlada je bila
s'v Instrument. Delali so samo Ease.
m kom-: Rekli ste, da so korum
= rodhine. Dali Sc to tiee njihove
ssnisf
n: Da-
kom-: Ali innate kaj dokazov
otoeani Sc splosnO pritozujeio,
<hhovniki osramoeujejo Nth hGere.
taxa diva; jeden je v Tallsay-u
tf'ku Negroes, a drugi ma otoku
zadnji ina domaGinko IN svo-
Eh.o'..
fom-: Kaksnega znaeaja So
ate morale, domaei duhovnikif
rekom svoje sluEbe ma otokih
nal ma zahtevo zupljanov pre-
he diva domaea duhovnika,
lJudstvo sovrazilo. Da sem
: mir, sem oba spodil proc.
kom-: v Gem je obstojala njiju
= krivdaf
zenske in pi.ianGevanje.
komL: Povejte ma kratko: ali
Hs<i duhovniki kaj bolji od Span
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27

zaies, ugleden Filipinec (spanski me.
stizo), star 90 let in veleposestnik V
Novi Eciji. Cello pismo je prevedeno v
angleski jerk in n~atisnjeno V original.
mem dokumentu stew. 1907
MED ostalimi. skandaloznimi ne.
moralnimi eini spanskih duhovnikov
ma otokih, maj navedem tudi lepo raz.
vado Fathra Cienfuegos-a, dominican.
skega d~uhovnika v Tayugu V letih
lssi-lSS5, kterega Sc Sc dobro spomi.
njam. Ia duhovnik Sc je zelo zanimal
"a "petticoat in incl ie navajo. da
je Y farovzu : svojo mistreso in dru
gimi osebami IL blizine igral "monte".
No "a ie nekega dine vpraSal neki Spa
nee. zakaj da dopusea to grdo igro V
svojem s~tanovanju, odgovoril mu ie do.
bri duhovnik. ia je treba njegovi ''ie.
nj ~razvcdrila, in ia igra has najbolie
%razvelri tloveka. Duhovniki V tenn
kraiu 81 bill %samopasni. Gcomejeno nc.
zuzdani in kruti, in vsled tega jih lie
ljndstvo tudi silno sovrazilo." - Koa.
grcsni document. stran l97-l9s.
(In spri6o te svedo6be ie Taft V
svojem govoru 2l. maia 1905 v Nash.
vile. Tenn, izustil sledeee: Rim.
sko-katoliska cerkev je vedno prva
"a napredef filipinskega ljudstva. -
(Dalje prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27
Sodr. Jakob Dolenc. "

Sodr. Jakob Dolenc, Wilcox.
Pa. je mas zastopnik "a drlavo
Pennsylvania. PooblaScen je. po-
birati stare in novo ~narocnino "a
"Proletarca' in druga narocila
(oglasi. tiskovinel. Xxi so V zvezi
Z listom. SOdrugom in ostalim ro-
jakom Pennsylvania ga topic
pripOrocamo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27
Svedocba generainega pravdni
kd ma OtOkjh.

geneTdinegd pravdnl-
ka ma OtOkih.
(Florentino Torres, g~eneralni pravd.
mix ma Filipinskih otokih pod militari.
stieno Waldo led. draw, ic postal TAT
tow Preiskovalni komisiji slede6o spi-
Sane svedo6bo:)
D~uhovnisko nasilje ma teh otokih lie
lmelo svoj koren Y ~neznanju in pomau-
kanju kulture pri pretekni veeini oto-
eanov. Duhovnii so z ~najve5jo skrbjo
vedno gojili strah med ljudmi, ia jih
zamorelo vSak cas- izob6iti il cerkve.
ma kar jih zadene strasna kazcn IL ne.
hes in pogubi Y g~lobo6ine pckla.
Drutabne razmere. kakorSne so u.
stvarili d%uhovniki ma Filipinih, so d
prav neznosne in nasprotne kulturi.
morali ter naPredku vseh otoSkih pre-.
bivaleev. Ueitelji tiste veie, ktere IL
najditeij &c progiasil milosrcnost, samo-
za~tajevanje in enakost med liudmi.
ueih so rano nasprotno; z besedo in
detanjem sejah so s~ovrastvo med pie
meni; tlacih in zatirali vsako gibanje.
vsako idejo filipinskega naroda. Fill.
pinec mora ostati neveden in zabit,
Nsled tega so na~sprotovali, kjerkoli St
lie mogli, u6enju spanskega iezika Y
prvotnih solah. V cerkvah in ma svoiih
misijah so prckleli vsak nov korak
kulture in ci~vilizacije in nasprutovali
vsaki dobri doloebi madridske Wade
ali podvlade ma otokih. ktera bi morda
koristila Fiiipincem bodisi V izobrazbi
ali ma ekonomskem poliu. P~risvajali so
81 izkliutno oblast mad ljudstvom, in
namesto da bi "a ueili dostojnega in
postenega ~zivljenja. kakorsno live eli
viliZirani narodi, 81 On : svojo ofitno
propadlostjo moralno popolnoma popa-
eli kar Sc lahko opal Y v~elikanski
mnozini zlasti med sloii, XII ~ Sc danes
ma najniEji stopinji izobrazbe. Uprayi-
eeno Sc SINE trditi, da so bill duhovniki
in so Sc strasna. moralna in Material
ma kazen "a tie otoke, to pa cato, ker
so p%ritiskali ljudstvo v taxi tenn ne.
vede, kakor da bi zivelo v srednjem
veku. : svojim ncmoralnim zivlien lem
SO p~odivjlli presto liudstvo: : svoin
zajameeno. neomeieno cerkveno moe 10
50 pa strahovali eivilne oblasti. od gu-
vernerja do najnizjega uradnika. kite
re so naposled pod zelezno duhovnisko
pestjo bill lie Sc orodie hierarhije. Span
ski duhovniki ~ bill agentje silnegl
teokratienega fevdalizma, XII je vladal
ma teh otokih re s~tolctia nazai brez
vsake odgovornosti napram civilnim
ali militaristienim uradnikom. ktere je
p~ostavila spanska vlada. Katoliska Ger
kew ma Fflipinih ie bila in je Sc mono.
pol Spanskih duhovnikov; vselei lie We
ljala in velja Sc danes IN ME posebna
predpravica, ktero sta Jim poklonila
Madrid in Rim. ia mora MANFRED ve6ina
~nadskofov in skofov ma Filipihih biti
Spancev. V zadnjih 40 letih so Spanish
duhovniki cello dobili moe. da so degra.
dirali doma6e, filipinske duhovnike. de
so slednji bill hladni napram spanske.
mu patrijotizmu. kterega so $ hinavsko
vnemo sirili prvi.
IL vsega tega. kar SEN navedel, ie
lahko spoznati. kaksne so via
dale med Filipinci in d|uhovniki. -
Kongresni document. stran 2O2 - 2Og
-2l0.
Gin sPri5o tie svedo6be je Taft v
svojem govoru 81. maja 1908 V Nash.
vile. Tenn, izustil slede6e: Rim.
sko-katoliska cerkev je bila vedno
prva "a napredek filipinskega ljud-
sway
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27
oPoMIN.

Ten potion uljudno prosim vse tistc,
Xxi mi kaj d~olgujeio. bodisi Sc tako ma
10, in to ma s%tanovaniu in hrani ali ma
pijaei ali v g%otovini. da ~poravnajo svoj
dolg v najkrajsem 6asu. Ako tega lie
store, BON Jill vse 2 imeni obiavil no
c~asopisih.
Joe Debevc,
4645 Franklin st. Denver. Colo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27
''Petticoat'*) in Monte"
Svedocba Franco Gonzalcsa.

Svedocba Franco Gonzalesa.
(Naslednje vrstice so povzete il PTS
ma ma Taftovo preiskovalno komisijo,
kterega je pisal M Francisco Con.
) "Petticoat - spodnja suknja,
spodnja srajca ali spodnje krilo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27

Dolznost vsakega socialista je,
podpirati svoje casopisje. Agiti-
rate "a "Proletarca". Pridobite
mu move narocnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27
Rimska kuga ma Filipinih.
ssarits sIlke IL tivllenla In delovanIa rimsko-katoIIske
duhovscine ma fniplnskih otokih.

S,<,kih IL kongresnega zapisnika So kongresa Zednjenih drzav. piobeenih
v 6s. Stew. appeal to Reason" poLovenil Ivan Molek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27
NARoCNIKoM

Kadar Sc preselite, je potrebno,
da naznanite poleg novega naslova
tudi st ar naslov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-10-27

Delavstvo producira vse boga-
stvo; bogastvo torej pripada de
lavstvu.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-27
For Represep,.,,..

I hereby announce mv.sl,
candidate for the Legislature
primaries, April II. II uonl
and elected | will vote for a,
lican United States senator IN
have been elected by the DsoDll
FRANK A. TURyI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-27
Door counts sunerintcndent.

hereby announce myself as a can
dldate 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, 1908-03-27

At the request OF many Republi-
cans have decided to become a can
dldate for the nomination for county
Judge. subject TO tho Republican prl.
mary election.
WILLIAM BUSHEY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-27
For County Commissioner.

J r. Beckwith OF Sidney precinct.
Platform; Economical business ad-
mlnistration and an aggressive policy
of constructing permanent highways
by the cooperation OF state, county
and local communities. Good roads
are the best investment for the peo-
pie.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-27

Tor county Judge, before -. :
lican primaries Of Ma,io. ,.' e
April April II. Having been eon,,' g
missioner two terms sSs s'y
Judge one term, | BELIEVE sIo ''l
lfied for the Office for wbi.s N |
candidate. q D LIZ. Oa ! 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-27
For County CommI..h.n.I

The undersigned Is a "A
for nomination on the Rsp
ticket. Strict economy IN ON
fairs IS my platform.
JOHN E. LEVIN
Aumsdhe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-27

I hereby announce muss
candidate for the nomination
resentative at the Republl,,l
maries, April II. II noml,,l
elected, / will vote for the ID
can choice for United S,D,|
tor. LLOYD I. REYyOd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-27
FOR COUNTY JUDGE OF MARION
COUNTY, NJ. Il. JONES.

Republican, farmer business man
and taxpayer. Gardmate Of William
ette University, studied law and ad-
mitted to the bar. Where he is best
known are found his strongest sup
porters. Among business men every
where his word is as good as his
bond. He stands for a strictly busi-
ness and economical administration
of county affairs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-27

Please announce that ! am a can
didate for representative from Ma
rion county, subject to the decision
OF the Republican voters az the pri-
maries TO be held April IL. III nom-
mated and elected, shall support the
peoples choice for u. 5. senator.
Shall oppose all gratis and all un-
necessary and luxurious appropria-
tsons. O. l., HATTEBERG,
Sllverton, Oregon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-27
For Renresentatiye.

The undersigned is candidate for
representative at the Direct Pri-
maries. April IT. II elected will IA
yor business administration and vote
for the peoples choice for United
States senator.
HENRY ]. MILLER,
Aurora, or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-27
For REPRESENTATIVE.

hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the Republican nominal
tion for representative at the pri-
maries, April II.
III NOMINATED AND ELECTED
1 SHALL ALWAYS VOTE FOR THE
PEOPLES CHOICE FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR.
HAL ID. PATTON.