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The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

Senator Raynor of Maryland spent in the direct pri
for the denomination only Rayno had opposition his
party Politicians beginning look their bank
and those of their party how much they will have for the
nomination scrap the few months It's awful this high
OF politics
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

precinct Ball" is the caption of political
signed by D. s. Miller and published local paper 1t possible
that old friend David going with Bahhouse John and
Hnkydnk in staging ward ball for voters? Think
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

The hue and cry up by sporting from
the fake Fourth of July boxing bouts illustrates the
savoy reputation that the fight getting few newspapers
in Denver still sticks its contention that Flynn should have
and fight fans beginning figure the They
have been SS$S
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
PEOPLE SHOULD DEMAND PURE WATER.

Puebo greatest need today adequate supply of pure
for the entire city Only July Grand Junction celebrated the
completion of mountain What Grand Junction
has done, Pueblo and should do.-Pnebio Leader.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
GIRL HIT BY MOTORCYCLE
DIES AT SALT LAKE CITY

Salt Lake City, Utah, July S.-Miss
Grace Cunningham, who was injured
at the Wandemere motordrome Thurs
day night, when a motorcycle ridden
by Harry Davis, plunged into the
grandstand, died at the hospital to-
night.
Arthur L. Campbell, who also was
injured, still is in serious condition
and is not expected to live.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08
Political Announcements

There is a certain satisfaction re-
sulting from our plumbing which
cannot be measured in dollars and
cents. J. z. Mckenzie. The Plumber
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

Is there political provocaton for third party the
Bull Moose aggregation for Roosevelt?
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

Not only Yankee fight harder but he thai
any other nation. Witness the the Olympic games
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

Hat bands. belts, watch guards.
grips. tags. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-07-08

Just received complete line of
artists materials. Mayer Paint Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1912-07-18
Premium Offered
to Ladies Outside
of w axahachie

The lady contestant living out
side of Waxahachie who receives
the second greatest number of votes
to the winner OF the automobile,
will be presented with the
CHOICE OF
Two round-trip tickets to Denver,
Colorado, with $500 for expenses
OR
4 beautiful pure white, absolutely
flawless and perfectly cut solitaire
diamond set in solid gold Ring.
value $145.00. This exquisite gem
was furnished by c. NJ. Bailey, the
we'll known jeweler who's beautt-
full establishment is situated at
1905 Main street. Dallas, Texas.
This valuable gem will DO placed
on exhibition In the show window OF
the popular Curtin Drug Company.
on the north side of the square,
where it will remain during tho
contest.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
BOOTHWYN

BOOTHWYN. Pa, Dec. 10.-An-
nOuncement is made of the engage
ment of Walter Krotee. of Baltimore,
Md and Miss Ethel Stanert, of Twin
Oaks. Mr. Krotee comes of & well-tO-
do family and has excellent prospects,
Il is said, in the monumental city. Miss
Stanert is the daughter of a prosper
Gus farmer and is in charge of the
public schools Of Essington, this
county.
On Thursday the supply train vis-
tied the stations along the B. & o. r.
r. and left the supply of oil and soap.
Several officials were on the special
car attached and made brief inspec-
tion of some of the stations. Agent
Macdonald had Boothwyn station in
fine shape for the visitors.
Charley r. Booth has had improve
ments made to his milk wagon.
Tho sale of James n. Lewis on
Thursday was attended by number
of farmers and the COWS were sold
az a high price.
The monthly entertainment and
business meeting of the Christian En-
deavor Society will be held December
20 at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason,
on the Poulson road
William Riddington, who has been
i'll. has resumed his school studies.
Frank Bothel of Chester. who leased
the Lewis Dutton farm at Twin Oaks.
has removed to the house.
Mrs. Thomas Riddington has been i'll
with a severe cold. but is better
The tenant house on the VanGelder
property has been leased and is oc-
cupied.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
DRESS GOODS

II YOU are looking for the best
goods and best prices. our Dress
Goods Department is the place to
come tomorrow.
soc Scotch Flannels. 80 inches
wide. in both dark and light
grounds, with stripes and small fig.
ures: very suitable for wash
waists; tomorrow, 35c a yard.
Six pieces OF fine Mannish Serge,
Sc inches wide. in very dark blue
and black only; a good value at
$500 per yard; our price ... S2.49
33c Mercerized Corduroy, 2S
inches wide; colors are old rose,
Alice blue. white; black and ivory;
for this sale. e.................. &c
CSC Mixed Suitings, 80 inches
wide. very suitable for coat suits
and dresses: special price,. f5c
39c Wolfe, 40 inches wide, has
nice. fine. even weave; colors are
Copenhagen, lilac. pink. light blue,
black and white, to close at 25c
yard.
Is pieces of Whipcord Suitings,
in the popular two-toned effect. SO
inches wide. four different colors.
The regular price was SOC a yard.
To close the lot at. ........ 29c yard
19c Figured Silk Pongee, 26
inches wide. 10 different colors.
with neat, small designs; on sale
tomorrow .........12 1-2c yard
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
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HLhULlNEkS
ON CARRICK BILL
Five ROIIiCkSOme Acts to be
Seen at Popular Playhouse
This Week

The first nighters at the Garrick
Theatre last night were treated to a
bill of headliners-there being five in
that select class-and incidentally
they saw one of the classiest shows
that has ever held the boards at the
Garrick Starting with the pictures,
there as not a minute when there was
anything that was not of sterling
quality The pictures are splendid
One is a comedy, entitled THE House
of Mystery" whicn causes all kinds
of trouble for a man who breaks in
and the second shows pretty wild
birds of the forest taking care OF
their young; a most dihcult1 picture
to take. Next comes "Chick" and his
four "chicklets," booked as a bicycle
act, but in reality a big comedy, with
skillful and very funny bicycle stunts.
Charlotte Ravenscroft. who plays the
violin and sings at the same time, has
one of the classiest musical acts ever
seen at the Garrick besides that she
is attractive and graceful and a good
dancer Edward Ford and his COM
pany of six have one of the most pre-
tentious musical comedies ever seen
here. With four complete sets Of
scenery. splendid dancing and singing
and hevy of pretty girls, it is a great
number. In fact, it is a $500 act, and
when it is placed fourth on the bill, It
is needless to say that the whole show
is a good one The public is given
an excellent idea of how cartoonists s
work by Mr. Quick noted cartoonist
from the New York Journal who is
also a comedian. One of the big acts
of the show is an elaborate scenic
comedy, given by Edward Reynard. an
expert ventriloquist. and his company
of seven. He drives into "Hicksville'
in his automobile and starts trouble
right away and while he is there all
sorts of queer things happen. A car
load of scenic equipments is required
for this act. Margaret Fiske, an at
tractive coincidence has an interest
ing singing act, and her argument
with the peanut boy made a big hit.
Flanagan and Edwards, in THE Show
of and On" revel in comedy from
the time they are found asleep after a
nights frolic until they reach the
stage door
The show closes with the ninth act
NhANh lr iAtl VI Ailno nlih MAiihAah
and her company in novel wire dane
ing Miss Millman. who is one OF
the prettiest OF stage beauties has been
unfortunate with her Wilmington en-
gagement First she was delayed q
week in getting here by the customs
officials and yesterday afternoon one
of the girls fell and was slightly hurt
but does not count on being out of The
act
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
Christmas Gift Suggestions
In the Shoe Department

good pair Of shoes makes a good present. Our
shoes are the good kind.
Womens and childrens black Jersey Leggins.
soc and 75c.
Children's red jersey and tan leather Leggins.
Si25.
Womens and mems eiderdown slumber socks,
all colors SEC
Mems womens and children's Indian moccasns.
childrens. 75c and SIC; womens SJc to Sl,0O;
mems si.59
Chdrens Felt Slippers with or without fur
tops 75c and s5c.
Mems, womens, boys and girls rubbers and
rubber boots at the lowest possible prices.
Mems and boys houses slippers Sl25 TO S2.9O.
Women's felt Slippers and Juliets SlOO to sl.50.
Womens knit slippers in several colors. Sl.OO.
The new ideal shoe frees 25c.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
Get Perfumery for Your
Friends This Xmas

Most people use and enjoy nice perfume.
Ours Is the best. Stop at the department tomor-
row. so as to
Toilet Waters for Christmas.
Roger & Gallet Violet De Parme, Soc and Sl.S0.
Vera Violet 95c each.
Hudnuts Toilet Waters. Violet Sec. $40. 55c
each Extreme Violet Sl.f0, 75c each. Lily Of
Valley Yanky Cloves. White Lilac and Gar
denia .......... ........-. .........-.... zoe
Wood Violet, each .................. .a1c Si.2o
L. S. Piver's Toilet Waters, Azurea Sl.25. lie
Trehe Incarnate Si.i0. Floramye .SlAO
Violet de Parme Extracts 95c Vera Violette l1x
tracts S1.1O. Rose Carnaton. Lions, each. SlOO
Hudnut's Extracts in fancy boxes. assorted
odors at ....-.-... .......... .7Oc' HI"V
L. r. Pyers Extracts in fancy boxes Azurea,
Floramye, lie Trehe Incarnate, each Sl21
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
Christmas Specials in
Our Suit Department

Our Christmas business is unusually good and
many new attractions arriving daily. Visit
this department tomorrow just to view our Christ
mas Specials
At $1,000 large pillow muf. made of fine
quality Wolf In black only; excellent fur for
good service.
At $1,000 fur set. made of good grade Amer
can Marten in either Isabella or Sable. large
shawl collar and pillow muff.
At S1500-A beautiful set for misses, made of
Iceland Fox in white only large shawl scarf with
pillow muff, lined with good grade messaline
AT s6O0-Johnny Coat for Misses made OF grey
Chnchilla with plaid back; all edges bound with
black silk braid.
AT S2,50-Separate Skirt. made of all wool her
ringbone serge, in black and navy, all medium
sizes.
At s1.25- -Flanuelette Wrappers. good quality,
"Alendels Make" all sizes; colors, grey, black
and navy regular price $3.50.
Al S5.00-One piece dress made OF all wool
serge in. navy and black, prettily trimmed; reg
ular price $3.50.
At 69e-House dress made of good percaes in
stripes and checks, coors blue and grey broken
sizes, regular price S1.00.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
MAIsT REprCTIONs

Lot No. at 25c-Broken lots
and sizes. soiled from handling, but
excellent bargains; some tailored,
others semi-tailored; striped per-
Gales and plaid muslins. Values
up to 75c.
Lot No. 2 at &c Broken lots
and sizes. all tailored shirts with
linen collar and cuffs. some with
pretty embroidered fronts. Made
OF good French Linene Value S100.
Lot NO. 3 at 5e-Broken sizes
OF one style only. Made Of fine
grade corded madras and some few
soisette. plainly tailored. with
patch pockets and stiff collar and
cuffs. Value s125.
Lot No. at S2.50-Siik Waists,
made in various styles of taffeta
and messaline. black and colors;
broken sizes. Values S4.O0 and So.
Lot No. 5 at S3.55-Silk Waists,
all good models but discontinued
numbers. mostly all colors, ex-
ceptional values. Regular price
5000.
Lot No. 6 at S2.5O-Silk Waists,
made of washable silk, white. with
broad stripes of navy, black and
brown. All sizes. Very special.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
Christmas DomeStiCs
Here Are Beautiful

And we are selling lots Of them What could
you get for as little money as a nice waist.
boVed for . ................ soc
500 Fancy Madras Waists, nicely boxed Tor
Cbristmas ....... ........ soc each
Apron Ginghams make useful presents We have
beautiful assortment of the best goods at Sc the
yard
r. i-2c the yard
200 pieces Fancy Plads in Ginghams. 80 inches
wide 15c the yard.
500 pieces Percae, 36 inches wide ......... DC
500 pieces Percale SO inches wide. $500. II Lee
Outing Flannel at Sc Zoe and II Lee makes
good present Our showing is very attractive.
Andersons Zephyrs for tomorrow only. -.. .2lc
(;alateas for Suits. 10 Lee and 17c
Fancy Lawns and Fancy Dimities II LIE and
25c for fancy aprons.
beautiful showing of Colored Linen at 25c
and soc the yard.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
Christmas Cloves for the Family

Gloves are always an acceptable gift Ours are
nicely boxed and 3-clasp Centemeri gun metal
Gloves white stitching. g.........-....-......S .Sl,3O
1-clasp white kid Gloves, black stitching, spe-
1-clasp cape Gloves, an gray, black and white.
at - ..................Sl and $15O
16-button white kid Gloves. Very special s.
2-clasp chamoisette Gloves SOC. a5c and 81
Women's kid and mocha Gloves. fleece lined, Sl.0O
Children's Gloves, 1-clasp tan and white cane
Gloves ...........- ....e...-.... .... 81 y
1-clasp tan and gray mocha Gloves, fleece lined II
1-clasp kid and mocha Gloves silk lined. 81
Mocha Mittens silk lined. extra special soc
Women's strap Gauntlets. fleece lined Sl.a0
Women's fur lined Gloves acknowledgements. 50
2-clasp kid Glove in Reynier, Centemeri, West
End makes ............... ........... ~
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
These Books for Christmas
Are Soc Zach

The Power and the Glory by Cook.
Keith of the Border by Parrish.
The Heritage of the Desert by Grey.
Madam Butterfly by Long.
Siege of the Seven Suitors by Nicholson
Dixie Rose by Harlem
The Glory Of the Conquered by Glaspell
Poppy by Stockley
The Rules of the Game by White.
Other Books that are very interesting.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
Iewelry for Christmas

This department has put on It's holiday dress
and the many choice and pretty articles for ladies'
and men are TO be found here.
Cuff Links rolled gold, per pair. SOC to Sl.00
Cuff Pins rolled gold per pair .. 25c to soc
Bar Pins each ...............2 25c 10 S1.O0
Ia Valliorcs each ........... pc 10 5000
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
Xmas Goods for
Girls and Children

We lead others follow. When you visit
Children's Department you visit place OF inter-
est Favor US with your presence tomorrow.
Full line Of Tyroean Hats for boys and girls, IN
corduroy and felt SOC up.
Children's Fur Sets from S1O0 10 Sl5 each.
Children's Fur Robes $500 to $500 each.
Full line Of Girls Goats in all the popular cloths
and styles $500 20 S12 Sizes 2 TO 16 years
Sweaters, In white and colors. Sizes months
TO IA years. prices SOC TO $500.
Rain Capes in blue and red, 50 and $3.50. Sizes
4 TO "A years
Rain Coats for girls and boys, SO to $3.50. Sizes
6 TO is years.
The popular Tams the girls are now wearing in
different coors, 49c, 69c, Soc
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
Candy for Christmas

Our full line Of Samoset Chocolates also Lowell
& Covel at 60c; full line of Schraft's and Falls
Dipped Chocolates at 40c; also full line of Lips
at PC per pound.
Baskets packed with assorted Chocolates, Si.0O
up empty baskets. 75c up.
Also assorted Gloss Candies. ................ .25c
Fancy Boxed Candies, 25e up.
Christmas Novelties, chocolate dipped Cher
ries. regular ............. ..................4 .4Oc
Mrs Lees Homemade Taffy. ............. .4Oc
Jordan Almonds, assorted fiavors, at. soc
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
You Can See Our Silk
Department Grow

OF course there is a reason why we sell so
many silks. Kindly stop at the Silk Department
tomorrow and watch the people buy them.
1900 yards Of Wash Habutai Silk l9 Inches
wide 80 different patterns from which to make
your selection. The regular price Is SOC per yard
Fer tomorrow only ......................... .29c
90 inch Suiting Silks. in the popular two-toned
effects regular S1O0 values; special price 5Sc yard
200 yards of Black Silk Messane, SO inches
wide. has a rich ustre the regular price is 15c
ner ward: our price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 59c yard
Yard wide Wool Back Satin. in black only; on
sale tomorrow at Sl.S9, instead OF $225
Crepe de Chine Scarfing 20 beautiful designs
and five different colors from which to make your
eeection already boxed for gifts, S1lO per pattern
27 inch Satin Serge for lining coats and capes,
has beautiful luatre and wonderful wearing quail
ties regular price is SOC yard our price tomor-
row SOC yard
We have one of the largest lines of brocaded
Silks to be seen i'm the city at prices beyond COM
parison. The goods must be seen to be appreciat-
ed. Ask to see them.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
Mems Furnishings of Interest
to Men and Women

Mems Tie and Hosiery Set. accordion knitted tie
and hose TO match, all silk in all the shades
for the set Observation-Disclosures. -. Sf.00
The new Imperial az 25c and soc; also knitted
plain or fancy silks. at 25c. soc and Sl.00 each
Mems holiday Suspenders and Garter Sets all
nicely boxed, plain Isle web or fancy silk soc
and Sl.00 each
SPECIAI,-God plated Cuff Links each set In
velvet case, these are sold elsewhere at $1.00:
our price soc.
six initial Handkerchiefs in a box for S1.O0:
also one-haf dozen initial Handkerchiefs in a
sheepskn case, an ideal gift for a travelling man.
Sl.50 the set.
Domet Night Robes for men and boys. the
kind that keep you comfortable these cold nights,
soc 75c and Sl.0O.
Domet Pajamas for men and children. the
heavy outing flannel kind. with silk frogs, 75c,
SI.00, Sl.50 and $3.50.
Phoenix Mufiers, 90 dozens Of our regular SOC
quality, special tomorrow .................. CSC
Also the mercerized and woolen Muflers In all
colors SOC S1.0O and s1.5O.
Never have had such beautiful showing OF
garments for men and boys. Tomorrow
We invite your attention TO
Mems natural wool Underwear, 75c, S100 S1.25,
S1.5O, S1.75, $780,
Mems medium weight wool Underwear. 75c
and S1O0
Mems Duo Fold Health Underwear. s1OO. s1.5O
$500 and $3.50.
Munsing Union suts-Men's fall and winter
Munsingwear at s1.00, S1.5O, S1.75, 1926, $2.z5,
$500 and $3.50.
Mems Coat Sweaters. SOC, Sl.O0, 1926, $780,
$500. $500. 500 and $3.50.
Mems Coat Shirts. attached cuffs. neat pat
terms 75c; regular price, S1.00.
Mems Spring Needle Ribbed Underwear (Bris-
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
Trunk, Suit Case and
Hand Bag Dept

What could you give that would be more appre-
ciated than a nice Handbag? We have them in
brown and russet leather. 16 and Is inch SS.OO.
$3.50, $500. 500. $3.50 and $1,000 each Suit
Cases and Trunks. all sizes and prices. Visit this
department tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
Women's, Girls 6 Children'S
Christmas Underwear

Our underwear does not require an introduce
tion. You know it Is the finest and so do we.
Tomo rrow offer:
Ladies' part-wool Union Suits low neck, elbow
sleeve: knee length; sizes and 6......... .Sl.50
Ladies' silk and wool Union Suits, high neck.
long sleeves and ankle length; sizes and G, $500:
extra sizes........... ..............S 81 25
Ladies' low neck. elbow sleeve. ankle length
Union Suits sizes and at. at............ - 90
Chidren's fleece lined Union Suits. in gray,
white and peeler: all sizes ............ ...... soc
Ladies' medium weight cotton Union Suits high
neck long sleeves ankle length all sizes. $100;
special price ......... .tSc
Ladies' fleece lined Vests and Pants, white and
unbleached sizes and G. regular soc, now BE
Childrens fleece lined Vests and Pants white
gray and unbleached: an sizes ............. 25c
Chllden's black BoOmers; all sizes. ..... 5Oc
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
TOYS of All Kinds
Housefurnishings for Christmas

Anything for the home makes a nice gift. We
have a beautiful line Of everything needed in the
line OF Observation-Disclosures
Gas and Electric Lamps both fancy and art
glass shades ranging in price from 500 10 $1,000
Rayo Nickel Lamp complete with white
shade ............ northumberland .S1.30
with crimped green shade. S1.S9
With plain green shade. ............. 81 ~
Oil lamps of all kinds from. SOC TO sl2 each
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
STATIONERY DEPARTMENT

Nothing better for a present than
a Pocket Manicure Set. in leather
cases. ivory ane pearl, Sl.25 to $40.
Partisan Ivory Mirrors, $500 TO
$500; Partisan Ivory Brushes,
sl.75 to $3.50; Combs, SOC to 75c.
Holiday Stationery, 25c to 800
= box.
Hand colored Calendars. lOc to
SOC each.
A Large Assortment of Christ
mas Cards and Booklets, 1c TO SOC
each.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10
sCARFs FOR EVENING WEAR

sCARFs FOR EVENING WEAR
Ready in advance of the first
holiday function, a choice collec-
ton Of these lovely dress access
ories, from the simple scarf of silk
muslin to the softest and daintiest
Of crepe de chine, in plain or
lowered effects. Also, imported
lace Scarfs, in black and white.
Prices from SOC to sl0.5O each.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10

long-asting gift for the home is Tapestry
or Lace Curtains.
Topestry Curtains, $500 mp to $1,000 a pair.
Lace Curtains, SOC up.
RUGS
Special Velvet Rugs
27x54 at S1.35 each
36x72 at $500 each.
Extra Heavy Velvet-Special at $500 each. Size
27x54 in
MATTING-COYERED BOXES.
Special with fancy trimming on 'front.' 1915.
Several styles from Sl.50 20 $500.
Cedar Chests, highly polished, $1,000 and SIS
each.
PILLOWS.
Live Goose Pillows and Bolsters. box ends-Pil-
lows. $3.50 each; BolsterH $500 each.
Duck feathers-Pillows, Sl.25 each; Bolsters,
$3.50 each
Sanitary Feathers-Pillows SOC each; Bolsters.
s1O0 each.
Sofa Cushions in all sizes IS in to 2s in. square,
silk Floss or Down.
O. Pillow Slips at 25c TO slO0
pennants of most all the popular colleges, SOC
Cnch.
Pillow Cords. with tassels 25c and soc each.
Rope Portieres. with the new bands at $3.50
and $3.50 each.
Window Shades. 25c and soc.
Door Panels soc TO $500.
f, Door Laces-Irish Point and Novelty Lace 00c
/ to Sl.50 n yard.
Evening journal., 1912-12-10

Ladies and ChildTen's Hosiery
Hosiery Of all kinds makes nice gft. We
have all kinds nicely boxed, and are selling many
half-dozens for presents. Ask to see them.
Ladies' medium weight black Cotton Hose In
fancy Christmas boxes; in box. ........ .Sl.OO
Ladies' Italian Embroidered silk Hose. in black
and white at..................... at $500 pair
Ladies' black Silk Hose, Isle garter top and
Isle sole. in fancy Christmas boxes, Sl.OO and
Sl.5O a pair.
Childrens black ribbed Hose, pairs In fancy
Christmas boxes ...... zee. .Fi'vV a poS
Infants silk and wool Hose in white, 30c;
pairs S1.O0. in fancy boxes.
Boys heavy school Hose .lSc, l9c and s5c
Ladies' black Silk, Hose, isle garter TOP, high
Spllcod heel, at ..-....s....s. s"V'
Ladies black white and tan silk Hose, garter
top and high splced heels at ..............|. zoe
Ladies black Cotton Hose in medium weight
25c. Boo, pairs for...,..... '9i:VJ
Ladies' extra heavy Cotton Hose, IN black soc,
35c. pairs for ......................... Sl.OV
Ladies fleece lined Hose in black. s5c soe, 3
pairs for S1.00: also extra sizes.
Ladies' Balbrggan, fleece lined Hose, 2oc; also
in extra large sizes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-11-02

Minnesota, taking a homestead near
Pipestone, and residing there nearly
33 years. Mr.. Harris Is the sort Of
man the people intrust with respon-
sibility. For IA years he was justice
of the peace; for 10 years he was
road supervisor; and for about 10
years he served on the school board.
He entered the Peoples party when
two years in the state convention.
1t began, was sergeant-at-arms for
and also for two years held the same
office at the annual Peoples party
meeting. All these things are better
testimonials to the worth of Mr..
Harris than anything we might say,
When the Peoples party fused with
the Democratic party in 1896, Mr..
Harris Joined the Prohibition party,
In May, 1911, he came to Oregon and
Is now a loganberry grower at
Brooks. Mr.. Harris loves Oregon, is
Interested in her growth and develop
ment, and If elected to office the peo-
pie may feel confident that through
him they will have true representa-
ton. Let us secure for Oregon and
Marion county the benefit Of his
years Of experience as a servant of
the people.