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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31
VARSITY GLEE CLUB
HAS GOOD HOUSES

The Willamette Glee club is report
ed to be having good sized houses on
their southern Oregon trip and are
being very cordially received. The
club will be home tomorrow after ap-
pearing Saturday night in Albany.
The trip win be very good adyer-
tiser for the local varsity and it is
important that this country from Sa-
lem to Ashland be solicited In favor
of Willamette as the University OF
Oregon gets most of the students
from this territory.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31
AN EASY AND HARMLESS WAY
TO DARkEN THE HAIR.

Who does not know az the value oi
sage and sulphur for keeping the hair
dark, soft. glossy aud in good condition
AS matter Of fact. sulphur is natural
element OF hair, and deficiency Of It
In the hair Is held by many scalp spe-
ciallsls to be connected with loss Of
color and vitality OF the hair. unQueg-
,lonably, there Is no better remedy for
hair and scalp troubles, especially prema-
tnre grayness. than sage and sulphur, IL
properly prepared. The Wyeth Chemical
Company, "A Cortland ST., New York
City, put up an ideal preparation Of this
kind. called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur.
II Is sold by all leading druggists for
soc. and Sl.O0 bottle, or Is sent direct
BY the manufacturers upon receipt Of
prica.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31
Central Congregational.

Corner 10Th and Ferry streets, Rev,
o. A. Stillman. pastor. Sunday School
10 a. m. Morning service IL a. m. ;
subject Of the sermon, "a Foolish
Son of a Wise Father" Junior En-
deavor, $3.50 D. m. This church will
join with the other churches of East
Salem in the union service at the
Evangelical church. corner 18th and
Chemeketa streets. both for the Sum
day evening service and through the
week. afa
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31

Many persons find themselves af-
feeted with a persistent cough after
an attack of influenza. As this
cough can be promptly cured by the
use OF Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy, It should not be allowed to run
on until It becomes troublesome.
Sold by ali dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31
II you are suffeing from bilious

II you are sufreing from bilious
ness, constipation. indigestion.
chronic headache. invest one cent In
a postal card. send to Chamberlain
Medicine Co. Des Moines. Iowa.
with your name and address plainly
on the back, and they will forward
you free sample OF Chamberlain's
stomach and Liver Tablets. Sold
Dy all dealers
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31
st. Paul's Episcopal.

Chemeketa and Church streets
Rev. Barr G. Lee, rector. Feast OF
the Circumcision. Sermons at IL a
m. ana s p. m. sunday school at IL
a. m. Sermon topics: "Newness Of
Life" and Christ the Satisfying An.
swer to the Problem of Pain" The
public is cordially welcome to all
services In st. Pauls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31
NOW IS THE TIME

To have your automobile over
hauled and put in first class run
ming order. We have the best
equipped shop in Salem to do THIS
work. We can completely rebuild
your car II necessary. repaint It aa6
practically make a new car of r.
II you wish anything in our linsn
come in and let us talk with you.
Agents for Maxwell and Columbtak
Cars.
Cars for rent at any time.
SALEM AUTO GARAGE 7
Phone ass 246 State stre9
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31
Friends Church.

Corner Highland avenue and Elm
street N. Blanch Ford, pastor. Sun
day schol at 10 a. m. Meetinf for
worship at IL a. m. Christian En-
deayof at $3.50 p. m. Revival ser
vice at 1880 D. m. Revival meetings
will continue every evening during
the week at TAO. and efternooH
meetings at 2:30, except Saturday
and Monday. Rev. Harry Hayes. OF
Georgetown, ILL.,, evangelist. You are
invited.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31

To CuFe q Geld In One nay.
Take Laxative Rrsms ouinlns Tab
lsts Drugslsss refund msvsy n n
fails to cure. n. w. Groves slsaa-
surs Is en- each box ase.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31
SEATTLE
SATURDAY
REVIEW
DISCUSSES THE RECENT OREGON
ELECTION AND POINTS OUT THE
REASONS WHY A DEMOCRATIC
GOVERNOR WAS ELECTED.

I
ization are chief items of interest in
the Oregon political world these days,
for In just one month the freshmen,
sophomore and senior solons will be
gathering at Salem for the session.
The interest in the Legislature. how
ever, is almost solely a business one.
There will be no party line fights;
there will be no insurgent demonstra-
tions. For Of the 80 house and senate
members, SO will be Republican, five
Democratic and two Independent
Since the election is nearly a month
old, it is late to explain why Oregon
should elect SO Republican legislators
out OF 90, and send up to Salem along
with them Democratic governor.
Back OF II all, OF course. lies the fact
that this is perhaps the mist careful
state in the whole Union when II gets
into the voting booth. Since the in
ception of primary rule and the Ore
gon method, citizens have trained
themselves TO vote conscientiously
and with intelligence; otherwise, they
know full we'll that popular rule. in
the extreme sense in which Oregon
possesses it, would be failure, and
that was a announcement they were
especially anxious to avoid.
But TO get back, IL obviously took
hard-thinking electorate to do the
paradoxical thing Of electing a legis-
lature over 80 per cent Republican
and a governor who was Democratic,
when there was no reason apparent
on the surface. Oswald West, the
Democratic winner. and Jay Bower
man, the Republican loser. were of
about the same age. Both had shared
about equally in public experience.
for while BowermsR had been presi-
dent OF the senate and acting COVER
nor. West had for years been state
land agent and later railroad COM
missioner. They had been about
evenly before the public eye. Prac-
tically the same charges were brought
against each by rival papers-both
were accused of a mileage graft; both
were accused OF standing in with The
railroads. Incidentlly. not enough
evidence was adduced against either
TO hurt his reputation.
Yet West overturned the immense
normal Republican majority and got
5000 majority over Bowerman. The
reason? Well, the Oregon people are
still intensely Jealous OF their newly
acquired prerogatives-the radical
direct primary with it's Statement
Number One. the initiative and refer
endum, the recall, the corrupt prac--
tices act, and measures OF that char
acter. They believed Bowerman was
at heart opposed 20 peoples power.
His record indicated that. West, on
the other hand. was a proteke of
and protege OF Bourne,
the Democratic and Republican sena-
tors, respectively. from this state,
and both avowed champions OF popu-
lar power. Both these senator's got
to the senate by Statement One. and
the Oregon people, who won't stand
any fooling with Statement. One, felt
that West was real adherent of that
principle, whereas they doubted Bow
erman. Such organization as Bourne
and Chamberlain had was thrown in
Vests favor, but the great principle
underlying his victory was defense of
popular power. Fear Of assemblyism
and machine Republican politics de-
Ieated Bowerman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31

Did you ever notice that popcorn
turns white when It pops. An Oregon
politician turns red.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31

Before leaving this topic of peoples
power, II Is interesting TO note
whether the voters abused the priv
ilege vested in them at this election.
Thirty-two measures we're placed be-
fore them. most under the initiative,
the rest under the referendum, 1. e.,
referred to them by the previous leg
islature. These S2 measures ran
nearly the whole gamut Of posslbili-
ties. from equal suffrage and single
tax. TO increasing Baker county
judges salary $1,000 per annum. Six
OF them were for the creation OF new
counties; three OF them for the crea-
ton OF normal schools. Such weishty
topics as a constitutional convention
and proportional representation were
involved.
Official returns show that the vot-
ers were very chary They killed
Just rs per cent Of the measures
Evidently thousands followed the
policy OF voting no on what they did
not fully understands not indiscreet
proposition. seeing that serious mis-
take would be hard blow at the
virtues OF the peoples power prinei-
PIE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31
First Presbyterian.

Church street near Chemeketa, Rev.
Henry T. Bahcock. pastor. Morning
services at II a. M; celebration of
the Lords Supper. Theme Of Com
munion talk. THE Christians Altar
offering"; Rom. 1871. Choir, "The
King of Love my Shepherd Is'; Shell
ley. Instrumental quartette. "Invo-
cation Guy d'Hardelot; violin, Miss
Baldwin; cello, Mr.. Ketchum; piano,
Miss Ketchum; organ. Miss Colony.
vesper service at 4:30 p. m. First
Baptist church uniting. The Christ
mas Cantata, THE Star of Bethie-
hem, will be repeated. in this church.
Sunday School at 10 a. m; C. E. meet
ing at 8 p. m. Public cordially in
vited to all OF these services.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31
Union Meetings for the Week of
Prayer.

BY action of the Ministerial Asso-
citation the churches of this city will
unite in district meetings to observe
the Week of Prayer, beginning Mon
day, January End.
Central District composed of tho
downtown churches: Meetings in
this district to be held in the First
Christian Church and to bo con
Quoted by the Rev. d. Errett pastor
Of that Church. Speakers as follows,
Monday night Rev. G. L. Lowell: rucs.
day Rev. p. e. Bauer, Wednesday,.
Rev. u. T. Rabcock; l'hurstav. R,v.
X. N. Avif"n. d. D.; Fs,'ay Rsv. W.
T. Tapscott Topics for this district
will be those recommended by the
Evangelical Alliance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-12-31

The Grocer

2es N. Commercial Street
Successor to Craig a Tayler.
FANCf
Hard wheat nour. per sack. .$1.2S
Choice Mixed Nuts. per ID. -. zoe
Xmas Candies. per ID. zee and 1Se
Tive lbs. for ..............-2 25c
Oranges. per doz. zoe. sec and 4oc
Picnic Hams per ID. .l6e
Good Hams per lb...,....... .a0c
is lbs. best cane Sugar. -. .s1.o0
kice, IDS. ............. Zoe
Beans. lbs. .aoc
Make this your headquarters for
your Xmas Groceries.
Prompt Delivery
PtoDs Maia 66I Salem, Or.
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17
AID oRE1oN MINING INDUSTRY
B-a,ch 81 American Ming Cons-sss
Is O-ga1Es6-

Tns O-s<u1 b-zach u zhs Aneri-G.
Mi-5nz cocE-sss hzs been organized
EI-h hsA6c1Ess-s Y Portland WIKI I
visE 70 zzkIzg Gsr o-yElzz1lOc IL
ctuiz Al parts q the s-z-s, Chs oo&-1
q 5-sc-1-s Elu cu1siS- q Cl1s nsu-
os-s. not more thG i've u EhOz nay
be -ssiSsz-s q PUrtlx1G Ths-s E-s
-I-es Places II -az boE5 S-lI % De
flied ~ slse-i0c q representative Os1
identified with the mining Iu1--SZ-
n EzS-s-z and SoCthS-a O-sSu-
There E-s H present Ecy-Evs 1z-ss
ou -ns ro-L Al l-1s-sS-s6 II pru1Ct-
l-E Lhs GsTs1Cu-s-- q the E-1s-A -
sSCrss u -hs s-z-s should !511 IhzS Or
Ez-izz-iCc and ss16 ths- lanes AZ
once - -hs ssc-s-Ey. Ms-oe-s a the
O-sEuc orzlcE -ZSz d hers Cf
c1s zz-iCzAl body and rhs proper zppEi-
ez-i11 cLz-kS Vii Dc tg-E-3=d OF -
e-ss--
One q tas purposes q the S-x-s 81
zEEz-loC Z -ns es-z1LlSz-s-- q i
lC-sE- q 1-tur-xEi1c cu1cs--1-= the
Al x--Gs II the s-z-s - 0rCeE0c- and
TIE uz-zs a -hs eoz1G-las ur t1crvli-
-zS CEZ1E q CQs-E-ZE Eas- VIII
-as DpO- q zIzlIEz-llC- u-osr u
sLEEs. rsES-y STOCK and f-l 1zsc-z---
-lCc - -nE properties VIII -hE -CO-
q dzvsi0CEs-- Eurx 5uls, the 1aS-
zlc present protection rs1rsss--z-lve
sEpA=s q Crss. bCllc1zE stone E-e-
s-Cns- ETps-- cUG- q CcaS- Czze-1-
-rvcue-S u euz-sr-5i vztzs VIII
1his c1isc- II EisE -as following resp
F--i0c WAS passed II the l4S1 zeezz-g,,
MGren = held II zne -vozs a zns Com
zs-ri4l clza-
Resolved That the chzzr E-pO5z- 1
eu-=I--se ut three zezosrs ~nc sE1Al
z4ks L GS- Ct Al =1zs-A prope-riss
beng rrvzC1e5 Il the S-z-e q 0-sggE
VIII Al POSSIBLE I-eNr-E-l1c eu1es---
lg -hl Tbs i+ur-z-igc 70 5e J
record f1r FUhE1c izt1rzz-io1-
Al CElsrs - Ez1srzI property -s
asked 70 Cooperate VIII z1s CrEzzlza-
czUc ~ f---aSnt-g Enz desired z-fQr-a-
riGn and II giving Il she- active SD
port ~ 11oEs- Il L oeEzveG -nz-
E-4 and scr-1-e lCE5=&izz g gC
--s-1I Resources VII ar-g Il -a Ct
l=vsLCCEe-- -1z- I'll 5enes-- Al 4-li
-Azs O'-sguc- S L saCCIG be. gre q
The tgrsECst = TIE lining S1z-es-
A5l-zss TIE secretary. Fre.3srJ-x
Powell 6g5 MeEzy 8zzzG5zzz-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17
Mfns Errlosian ruHx Seer.

WTLEesharrs, Pa Nzrvh I4-SeF-
81 nzn were enrnnhs.5 tonight IN the
Me- 5 shAfr Of the Lehign & Wilkes
barre Ceai company. as the resszAt of a
terrific explosion Of gas The rssczers
cane aeruss the szsonhei men shortly
after Midnight There were seven n
TIE party. Al were s'-foeatss3 BY E-s-
damp The explosion occurred IN a
place wAsrs gacg Of uen was put
ting Together hoisGIng engine Il IS
believed they struck pocket Of gas
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17

-srissaksni Wat Ths U.koow,
continent this virgin sosi-
Has already 9 uzzs.- rsposc Aie--
mont eooIly.
Hstse-as was silent bCt h.s - eGe~-
cred
and What name Azs - ths-- ssEed
the doctor. ssSozishe6
Ny dear Clz-boz1y. rs71ec -
American. II Is The c1sto-- Eoc -
say the right. % every zzTtszrc- -
chrtstsu the sol On rhicA hs = -
first 20 set foot L appears 70 "a
thsreso-s. that Il = ny privilege so1
-
But. SIR interrupted IoS-so1- 1es-
tied
Tt would be hard % prove tat tss
Porposse ala not cone here. even q
she got here hy la,t.- continued Ala
mont without noticing Johzsoas pro-
test The czct = tn5ispGr1sls y
added- looking ~ Hztts-zS
7 StSvute TIE clzsn- SAD ths E1g-
lisArnz-- restraining htnssH- ~ = Pow
srtrI s-o-r To name = coC-try yoa
must srs- discover = I s-p2ose. Gzd
ia, you certainly 5s5 sos 10 Whs-e
EO-ld yoz have been s-r. ~ his NO
nszs. p-zy7 Lying tEezJ feet deep
under TIE Snow
And Et-ho-t n= STR rsto-red Al
lamont. hC-ly. without re G1t NY
snip. where zozld yo1 Al be az this
zo-sztT DEAD. troz oold ant hE1-
SER
Cone. co-e, triso3s.- sad the doc
tor. -5ozL get 70 words; Al tA2t c2a
be easily ssctled-
NJ. Hzcts-zs.- sad Al-z0o1t IL
Eslco-s 20 nz-s Ehatsvs- territories
hs nay discover. shoGi5 he s1ccsee =
discovering Ezy: h-t TITS co-tt-s1t ee-
lo1Ex q ~ ! should r0- svea coa-
sent 70 Is having r=o lz1=s Ike GrI7-
neIls Land which = also called P-11cs
AIos-I's LAad h@czuss = vzs c&scoE-
cred aizos- s@af-z1eocs1y ~ Al "a
/ glAs5zz- a-5 Al A-ericzz- Ny right
| c; priority = tzooarssrzhis- Ne sip
/ before -1l,s ever touched thhs sAo-e;
no foot ozso-s r-tns ever rrod ITS sci
/ 7 have Efvsz Il = rama. s-6 thAs nG-s
/ Il shzu keep
And What Is that -zzer- Inquired
/ The 6oc1o-.
New A-e-lcz.- replied Al-z-o1t
I EErts-Es trszLl=G with Suppressed
pssst0-- but y = vtolszt s11-r re-
strained hs-sel.-
(To - coc-11edl
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17
ABOUT TH -EAEsAs BANANA y
PAwPAw Abundant There - Many
Consdaer Ii o Del1eAcy.

P1wpaw Abunsant There Many
Conxaaer IL . De11eA<y.
George Rzzs5-rE he Atsaisn1
county historian says th= EEszs City
Journal has ben hUnctng up soo@
thing about The paEPaE. He says
In The old chronicles % tie early
explorers and travellers thrczgh th.s
section OF the country I s11 z1ch
mention OF the paEpa~. Ehich seems
10 have been as abundant n thts -
gioa century o. more aSo - .: rha
Present time II these early accents
the estimates Of the e,5fbIszess Of tie
pawpSx- seem TO 5e about equally a.
vtdsd- One p-o1ouzcsd z deItc1ocs.
While another would Lead yoz 70 b.
Eevs that Il vas really 6e.scs-soua
However, believe tie following from
Charles Augustus Murray. n q, a.
count o, his western travels = 1884.
1855 and 1883 e ths se-o-xssc En-
couiu- ever bestowed z2oa che Ezn-
sas and Missouri hz-zrz
While passing this locality - Q
steamer he landed and sec-ret su-e
ripe psvpzEz. the srst te IA .eea-
and which he pronounced tke -oss ce-
hcious FRUIT Il the vor,1- II reser--
blss the ha-an. q tie wes- Insses.'
he eo1ttrues, Bat 6 more r3ch ana
luscious When opened the interior "a
exactly like c1sczrd and TIE saver
something between z sg and Z pkre-
apple. Although prefer thts srut.
to the banana Or pineapple. I fnd is
Is rot generally 50 highly sseeeres- he
ing considered too rich sr5 efoytng:
moreover. I was told tt vas errrs-aely
unwhclssOC1s This I found 70 be al
absurd pre5u3tee las have oftea
eaten from SIX to twelve Z. . tt-s
without unpleasant eSasseuerees).'
The belief IN its h9r1fui ozzIttt>s
probably owes its origin 10 the tze.
that hogs. which roam the woods ara
sat the pru6wce os every cther ,r-exfs-
erccs plant. vould not tozeh the nav
paw Another earss Of TIE low esst-
nattc1 n which it Is kel1 & rs er.
tre--e Abundance: they grow In the--
sands N the woods as Trick Is rr+s
. IN sr EngitSA hazsiEocd znI children
soo1 gst sick snd tired Of eating them
t'Travels in North America vel q.
pages SS-sfl IoAn Bradbury. IN hts
travels tn tais region Ia 1sss-fG-lf- oa
served plenty os paw1aws. vhteh hs
pronounced OF the consistency cs c-s-
tart and very agreeable 60 socre pa
stss.'-
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17
PORTLAND MARKETS.

Wheat - Track pr1.es- Blzzes4Er1-
SI-LzagL- LIS c5za, s1-g4, red Rzssiaz-
s1-8s; valley. s--64, 43-fgIC5- 81 So
Barley - Feed and arsElng, sZSas
$50 ter
Cgr--@acIs, S5ss- cracz=5- s3S tor
OzS-Ns- wtr1s- 3tG31- SO ton
EaE-Traek prIees. Timothy. VII
L4-e-zs valley. sz86GzT pe- tan. East
en Orvgvn. szz@zs, Alfalfa s1E6aIs:
C4lEfgr-ia Alfalfa SIS6aIT. clover. SIS
ais grain raw, sTsdH1S.
Frssa Frzr1s- Appies. 81 -zSGs Der
oex- pears, s1-5stg1-7 per box craa-
CERES, SS,re per oa-rsL
PC1a-oes = Carload buyinx uriees
Oregon 60Id1T8e per hEaGrsI, sweet
POTATOES. Sc per pound
CuiCus - 0-egOn, s1-506rI-T5 peg
hundred
VegsC4bles-Tur-i1s nrcinaI. r--a-
oagzs, s1@I-Z5; earrues. 81; 5eees.
s1-25; pa-sn1ps, 81
B7-E-sr-CTtE creamery extras. sSe,
fancy outside creamery, 35Ga3se- store.
206e23e. Bsz-rsr fat prices averags l
l-ZE Der pound Gn5ec regular ourrsr
prices
I Eg-Fresh Oregon raaeh. zz@zse
per dozer-
Pcrk-Fney. IE@13e.
I Fancy, tzG Glse.
POEi-ry- Hens rss=. sruiIers.- $50:
2Tc; DICKS, Zee; geese. f2&fse- rur.
keys, Evs. 2zarz5e- dressed Ss6RsSc
sqVzahs. S. ger G0zen-
I Cattle - Best steers. So T5Gae. Te.
fair tE g9ed. s5Ts.58; strictly guo,:
COWS. 81 -5s@4T5- fair To good $40
4-5s; Light calves, s5AsG61e: heaSy
calves, 81 q 5; bulls. sa-T5 a a IS
stays. S3614-5a
1 Eeg-TOP, sl8@ls-5g7 fair TO GOO:
sS6gs- IS.
Sneep- Best wezhers, ssGs So far
TO good ss-5s@s.T5s good ewes, So
Lamhs.s IT'S.
\ Hops-IsQs crvp, 1sG1aSc per pound
elis, nominal; 1910 contracts, Iss
nominal
Wcot-Eas-ern Oregon, IsG1Zse De.
pound; valley, Zz@24c1 raahair,
choice, &C.
\ Caseara bark, lose per pound
/ HS3es-Dry hides, 1T11se paunrs
dry kip, 1T'g1se7 dry calfssin, ls6azGe
saltsd hides, s,@Igc7 sailed ealfsxii,.
l4e7 green, fe less
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17
UNION IS ENJoENED.
S'~e=ping Decision Against Mners
issued IN Sf-gi-iz-

Fzs'1eei n S-gniz-
RicnrcnG- Va Mz-rh IG--By lis
zzssizg th= zppezI ef ths United MI-e-
workers gf A1srIea- the UuT-sd Szz-es
Cl-yU1r Cont 0f AEpezls practically
psrpeE-Ezss = Temporary mT-eEl1n
WHICH L q sweeping erzr5e1sr Tie
Ease Is 1rzt Gf Prvs15zzt Lewis, of TIE
MEze1urxzrs. zs Il Iaa51vSizAI- aid IL
vice president cf the zzicc, against the
HT1eA-E1 Coal & ColSz eon1any, sf
West VE-g-iA and * Al 4ppeaI fruG
the United States CIrcszlt Court for the
Ngrrher- District Of West Virginia at
Ph5HppL
The GzF--ellQE rss1raEns the uriNn
f-DG Interfering with the employees Of
the company for the purpose of C-ion-
ling tne mines. from lr-s-fe-ing and
eCnsPlrlng Go Interfere with employees
Of plaintiff 50 as EaO~-gfy 60 bring
a9oU- II any manner the hrsaking Of
the pt1irrI= employees CONTRACTS for
service, existing II the time Or there
after entered Intor from trsspasslzg 0n
the eocpary's property. fruG coCpel-
Ing, by their threats Of violence. any
snptGye TO leave; fruu estzhIizhing
piesses a-DCld the property Of the crn-
pany for the purpose Of using violence
OF cnrsatsnIng O. persuasive lazEuzge
TO nnl5-es the conpazy's employees 70
leave
Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17

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Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1910-03-17
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