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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04
Guurmer @ic6OerianSt ans @iiIonri.

SIM 9anfe oes ssabres 1911 bot
Der Staat Wdiioliri I'M gnnsen $6,-
3t0,729 Iebe,rSe Gbiere perNnltot,
ipas eincn 8ertb BON $133.244,420
repnaielltiert; bieie 3ablen ipeiien
gegen 1910 einen 3niipad)s bon L..
245,5SS Iebenber SFiere aitf, ote
eiren @ertb BON $2S,019,041 'bar.
Itelen. 9er groBten Sbeil oieIer
3biere biISen one Sdpeh,e anit g.
1854, ,267 Stiif ober eiinem @ertbe
BON $48,303, ,337; es foIgt an stnei.
ter Stelle bos @inbpieb NIT 1872
923 &opfen antb eiilem film,Biellet
8ertbe bon $60,646, 100; on brit.
ter SteIle fteben ole 3ablen iiber
Die Sdnfbeuien6imgen, ole eine Qe.
ialntaaM bon t20.197,104 4opfen
alrhpebien, bie eilpen @ertb bon
$7,679,728 repndientieren. 9ie
8erieirb,ugen BON gferOen iino
Walatbieren erreiben cine Sobe
bon 121 ,20S Stiid ilnb pineit
@ertb bon $t5,t51 900. 3iegen
iiro nit 1876 4opfen pertretett
bie eilen @erah BON $94,605 ba.
ben. Mn esier SteIle iteben ole
Senolnugen bon jilllgen 8ferben, ole
TN gafSen einer @ertb BON ST.
1896 batten.
Die pben alrge9ebenem 3ablen
idJlieBelt liidt Die Smere, one bsn
Srt Nt Srt getrieben, ooer aif @a.
gen gefdJafft fiitb, es iilpb ferner
altd ole all @nifer beri6idten Sbie.
re alisgeIdtloifeir. GicIe 8erieipbuit.
ger ipiirben bie oben alpgegebene
@elonlnrt5abl INN iingeF1br 100000
Stiif berrrrebreir, 10 bob oos
SdInbrehtItat cine Sobe bon iiber
100000 Sbieren erreidpn bie
einen @ertb bon $177.374,4 4,420 ia.
BEN ipiinben.
9ie 8oroiisfage Ser Slirtonrobili.
item, ole bebaupteten, 6aB Die araft-
| fabr5eitge one Bretie fir 3ipsttiere
bcheutefib finabbriideA ipiiroen, iit
feireshpeas eiilgetroficp; irn @egett-
tbeile, 8ferbe aurS MuuleleI iteiger
itetig inn Breiie Sn hen @errrt-
bingen BON &inbpieb, 8feroen ltito
0taltleieIn itebt bas @a,dnnatt
Golmtp ON Ser Spite, in Sdlpeiipe-
uerIenou9en Mobotuap Gcnrrtp, IN
gerienoanrgen BON Sfafen Sdlnler
Gmtntp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04
Faitor 6. SneSmeper folst einein
9infe nad ct. 2onis.

9aftor 8. Sueonleper, ieit pielen
Sabren SeeIiorger Der bieiiseH,
gpangl. ct. Iauls @eineinoe, bat
reiignirt rno eineit Stuff bon Der
gpargliiden gbeneeser @emeinoe
an Der 29iten lltto Mcgeair Inenise,
in ct. Souls, angennnnten.
GaItor Suebnleper miro iebod
Die bieiige @elneitpbe nidt Derlaiisn,
Bis nnd) Ser grp1bliinu unb Der
gilrfiibrillg ieines Ha1folgers.
@ir beoaiiern Iebr ods Sd,eioan
oes Toitors Sneomeper, aus lntit.
rem @enteiiripeien, mo er iidJ in pie-
len Siqliidter duBerft bpliebt &c.
ntn6t bat.
Seinen nnemlii1Ii6en amtreltg
nngen lmo 8entiibungen perhanft
Nie @eineillbe eirpn iebr grebeiI
8beil ibres eeiilnoen @ndstbums
lm5 bliibsnben 3uitanoes.
Gos fiir5Iid erballte, prad)ti1e
airdengefaitoe ift Su einem groBen
Sbeil bur6 bie gnergie nnb bie
unitloien 8enliibu,pgen bon B6tor
Sueounrper, inn @erein nit ber
ernften, tbatfrdftigen Mitglieberr
Der @emeilpbe, 5ltitafpoe eefolnnlen.
SSSltoem mir bas Sdeiben por
YoItor Snebmeper ailfridtig bebalt
Iern ipiiniGen mir ibn @ottes be.
! item Segen in feinem trelien @irf
inlgsfreis, iospie fin iif uno feiiia
Smnilie baneritbe @ellrnobeit nni
beites @oblergeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04
Die 9entldle Sansfra,t

fir Oftober Iiegt unS ipieoer Dor
ltnS 90 iett Die Mbcn6e ldlWer ,per-
BEN iiil6 ntebr 3eit nnb 2uif gu
9eftiire por)anben lit, 10 fam ntau
iih fein beiIeres 6euti6es ssonriIiens
blatt fir oen geringen Ireis bon
MIR $1.00 per sSn5r iiderlt, als
0ur6 Elm slbonrenlent auf Ole
v8cltfde Sniisfroit. giue 8robe-
niflrnter fam man bur1 Ole Ser
aitspebcr In Dfillpaitfee frei erbaI-
ten llnb cine iolde gctiigt, I'M ein
glbonitettt 81 tper6eat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04
GbarIotte.

ggir batten fiir5Iid bas @ergnii-
gen init eilpem ulrHerer alten Sreitrr-
De 5iliammeBntreffen; lpinlif ntit
Siunin Cities, lpelfer friiber elm
girhpobner iltieres Goaintps mar, ie.
be1 in lebtercrs 3eit i'm Staat Of
ldhonla oiiaiiig mar.
sSrait glntanba @iittge, bon ct.
2oltis, lit lett mebreren Sogen bier
nitf 8ei,td bel ibretn Batter, @ott.
lieb Seiobritlf.
Sobn &otbd6afer bate am les-
ten ssreitag bas @bgeibif einen
ieirter BETTER Weoiileiel 5it berlieren.
9as lit Inn 10 mebr 8ii bebaierp,
genobe in oiefer geifHftigcr 3eit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04
gYie Elm innaer Mann.
.Wsein

gSie Elm innger Damn. rWein
@ater, elm Wsann bon 70 Sabren" /"
i6reibt Serr Sriebrid, @en5eI, bon
Suleoon, gs,S., .ipar Dor Sdbren 10
NIT &beilnntisnuts gepIogt, oaf, or
nidt obne SiIfe ieinen God or6ieber
fonitte. 9nrd nen @ebroiidp oes
Sllpeifr1nterS fam er ieit 3ebn Sob
rem ipie Elm jlrtger damn titig iein.
Der Mpenfr1iiter bat ndtd mid bonn
Melmlotisntfts befreit. CT lit cin
Seilnlittel, oos in ieSer syatntIie ge-
flnsoeit iperben ioate.~
Seine Observation-Disclosures ion6ern
Elm eihiobes ar1uter-SeiIntitteI, mel
DIES 6ireft pom Soboratoriiuni 0iird)
Spesial-glgenten geliefert miro. Mon
threibe an Or. 8eter Sabrnep &
song Co., 10 20 60. Sopne slue.,
ebicngo, Sa.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04
snirftcnbis foftct gein.

Gin Bolton Naann perIor Dor
llpei Sdbren iuegen S1iefte,tbib Elm
Wein Soldes 5it berbiiter. ioIlts
man 8iidIets glrnica Salbe prompt
afttpenoen, Inn 6as @ift au tooten,
gitt5iinbiing lfro Sdpellen su Der.
bitten Seilt @ranoiuiin6en, @e.
.idapiire, Tiles, GcSema, Ghnitt.
Dlnoen uno 2uetidunsen. geut
25c IN aqen Ipotbeten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04

Der 0eib bat idlarfe sli,aen, bas
mag ser 8rnnb ieit, iDesbob %
niante @beneinner IN Der GiHiib.
rung Ser sSnusgeiellenitener cine
@oGltbat fir oos @erneirhpeieit er-
blideit SsS5 SO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04
Sn perfanfen: :

ein itbones luS bcquernes @obH-
bous nebIt 7 Gotten i'm 6itliden
Ebeile pon Serniann, 2 Seller, Q
eilternen iti,o ale 9tebeHgeb1uoc
auf ben 8lnse. SeRrp German.
Serutann Mo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04

0ie @rl,ben, in oie ecap5enli9
bireinfGIt, fper iie afrbern gesraben
hat, plegen BORT beionoers tief 5l
iain, mo oie YoIitifer file iid) 9esen,
icitig segraben baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04

Die in aanias entbedte Wiineral.
olelle mag ia ppdd)tiges @aiier lie
ferlr, dber ben Girellen, Die nm Con-
nenblluneliltante i'm 8erborgeiten
flieBen, tpiro Tie feiiien @brlf,
t6ln.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04

almsc 2ente iinb jene amerifani-
id,en gitronprlers ole ole 8eipeis-
fiibrlttg, baB Die Sonte allindblih
erfaIte, alrf Die 3eit perlegt baben,
no ser @irtter Dor Or Sbiir ltebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04
Ser pru6ibitioniitiidje grafSent.

Ser prp6ibitioniitiid)e BraFSent-
ifaFtsfal,1iout gbafin beseidpet Die
5ait'ide 9(bn,iniitnation als bic
idlirlnritc 5hnapsipirtbidnft, Die
6os 9aro iernols gebabt bdbe. 8enit
Serrr Snft piele Seilpbe bon Der
Snrte Sieies gbafiil fitte. piirbe er
bie gbre, non Ser man iogt, Dob tie
init oem Seialbep sqtfanllcnfallre
ridt tpngew foim,en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04

3n pcripnnbern mare es nidt,
luelu, Sas 8ldperfnB oln @ulfall olli-
fI6ge, large serritg bat gnglan6 nit
ser brennettben 2lnrte an Ioerulelbell
bcrluIbantiert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04
Cine Der fpnnOerboriten aenberiin
Dplf n...n... On -. st,r, a NJ.

4 y 2 Il . =
Cine Ser pnnSerboriten aenberin
gen, ie in eincm Mann ipabraenont.
men, ipie SO. 6. SoIscInp. Glaren.
Don, Seras, inat fanb Dor Sabren
N ieinem gri.ber itatt. pgr bot.
te einen fiirhterlitben Sltiteu, iino
lllrlere Snnilie fiir6tete. er ipiiroe
gu Sdtpin6iir1t fiibren heeann Gber
Scn 8ebraiid) bon Or. Sings Stem
Dlscoperp itio fpnroe nit 10 Sla.
lden fltrirt Sett aeirnb rnb nlilr-
lcr ltlio iuieet 21S gfiino Sir PIE.
.4le Sabre bat rniere sSantilie oieie
nngclnenSet.1 8irtt ibneQ, lit Sit.
perlollig iin6 gorantirt. Greis Soc
ol all'o $l, 9robeflaide frei In allen
apotbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04

Die slffen iollcn nlgeiu0gnlid)
b4lpTia BON bet Rniern befaIlen
1perben, aber oie eiit5igen 9bffert, Die
an aillbcrfuaurbeitell letoen, iilpo lie
rtidf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04

slnm fat Iid andj Or. Charles
8illim1 gIiot. ebenruliger Eraiioent
ser ltnioeriitdt &arbaro, ser sllrna
@toter &ooiebelts, iip6 elmer Der er.
itet @elebrten 6es 2niuoes, gegen
ieinen eberralign SdyiiIen unb 8e.
tpul6erer erfldrt. Or be5eidnet
&ooiebelts @an6ibotitr als ole zines
inlpuliipen, allsu feIbffbetpuBten, eli.
eemn1dJtiaem ,,rr6 riidiidtsloien
@'unnes, Ger iid) i'm iingeii1Blgtem
s(nsoriiden beapege ltnb Ser Mibod-
tltns forititiltioneller limo geieblider
Sdlralrfen IN eittem Der Srieben beg
2aluSes rito Die ginrihtitipgen Der
Repltblif ertlstIib gefGbnoe,pben @a.
BE fibig lei. Die @riin6e. ipelte
bon ieber 9esen einen oritten Serl1in
gelteipb geiipodt tpor0ep iiuo. lirnoen
nod Or gliot ma1nentIih aiuf &ooie-
belt Gnipen6lmg. 9enn gepobe bic
ler lit in berporrngeipoem @nBe eiir
10 9earteter Waa,rii, bob es sefobrlih
erldeinen nillB, ibn fir einelu britten
Teriihiar 5it tp1bIen. Sip 6em offeireit
S6reiben Or. GIiots beiBt es Under
aipoereln: .gs gelpiigt ole grflarliitg,
aaB Der ebnnlige 8rdftSent Rooie.
belt cine beioapoers ,lisgeeigiiete Ber.
ionlidjfeit hnai lit, abermals, fiir q.
leem Sritteft Serniin, init Dem 8rGii.
oeilteirainte betrnut 3u tperben. 9ent
er lie6t Wodf, iit polr beftigem Ser.
laitgen nod abertitnliger glusii6nftg
Der &esieriltgsgetpalt Ses Brditoen-
t@l beieelt iin0 hat Die MoTtiltatioit
olirdi ieine iiitaitittelbaren perionli-
den 8erliibungen erlnilgt, oltf So.
item elmer Gpnltintg iit6er Gartei,
oer er 5it 0anf berpflidtet lpor fiir
ole ibm geboteaieir @elegenbeiten 81
etner politii6en SairFbobu. ailf Der
rr oas bodHte 3icl erreidf bot,"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04

Der Cftober made bic 9sferbe ma
oer, beibt es in eiter nlten 8alterlr.
re1el. @enn mir eiiii9e 8odeit ipei.
ter lin6, lperben 81 politiidep Ste.
fclpierbe aapon 81 er5Gblen ,piiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04

gIbonuitt ouf Oas Senlnainer.
gcIfsbl1tt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-10-04
anl)renl,u Sc
sa oiebt ,,uei slrtem Nolitifer, sic

,irh fiir ,lneambebrli6 6dltem; iolde
Sic Elm g(mt baben, aino fol6e, bic
ems baben nlohter.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01
j. j. ARNOLD.

Candidate for School Superintend-
ent, was born in Minnesota in 1878,
moved to Nebraska and lived there
seven years, and then moved to Kan
sas; while in Kansas he attended the
State Normal School at Emporia for
two and one-half years. While at
tending the Normal he was president
of several of the leading societies and
took a prominent part in all of the
student affairs He is recommended
by the President of the Normal and
the heads of several of the depart
ments in the College. He moved to
Oregon three and one-half years ago
and taught one year in Oakdale and
two years in Rogue River districts.
His records in these places are before
the people and he has made good in
each place He states his principles
as follows:
1. Right not Policy.
If elected l will strive to do the
right by every Individual, district and
community; l will be as economical
as possible in the use of the public
funds consistent with efficiency. l
will not act as Agent for any school
furnlSnlnS company, Will not dsh
an increase. in salary while in office.
2. Efficiency, Not Publicity.
If elected, | will visit each school
in the County at least once each
year, and it will be my earnest en-
deavor to bring about more helpful
relations between the home and
school. l will strive to have on ex-
hibition in connection With the
County Fair some work from every
school in the County.
8. Justice, not Power.
If elected, will keep the office un-
der my personal supervision and will
designate at least two days out of
each week as Office days.
will not ask for more than one
supervisor to be elected by the Coun-
ty Educational Board.
| will not so use my office as to
perpetuate my continuance in office.
will strive at all times to render the
best possible service to the people
and will hold no ill-will against any
one who does not support me.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01

l believe the National government
should afford the fullest possible pro-
lection to every citizen, in life, lib
erty, character and property.
1t should encourage the develop
ment of our natural resources as rap
idly as the needs of our population
may require.
1t should carefully conserve such
resources as are not Immediately
needed and hold them in trust for
future generations
1t should prohibit evils which be-
come national in their character, es-
pecially those which threaten to de-
stroy the character and integrity, or
render ineffective the conscience and
intelligence of our citizenship.
1 am opposed to conditions which
cause those who labor to be over
worked, underfed, or underpaid, and
pledge my support to such legislation
as will correct such conditions where
they exist
In addition to my endorsement OF
the platform of the National Prohi-
bition Party and the position on great
moral questions, 1 favor an aggres
sive campaign to secure for oregon
adequate appropriations for the i'm
provement of our rivers and harbors
and at least our share of the fun6
for the reclamation Of arid lands.
o. A. STILLMAN.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01
CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY OF
FICES MAKE THE FOLLOWING
STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES:
Efficiency in administration.

l. Efficiency in administration.
2. Retrenchment in County expen-
ditures.
8. Good roads for the whole Coun-
ty.
a. Permanent road improvements.
5. Strict supervision and timely
up-keep of roads.
6. Preservation of moral tone in
country districts.
7. Equal advantages to all school
children.
s. A square deal to all.
(Signed.)
Peter Kurre, County Judge.
A. G. Rempel, County Assessor.
]. Ray Fawk, County Sheriff.
H. H. DunkelbergeR County Clerk.
oliver E. Dennis, CO. Commissioner
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01
paid adv.)
Administrators sale.

Notice is hereby given that by VIZ
tue Of an order Of the County Court
Of the State OF oregon. for POLK
County. sitting in probate, made ana
entered of record in said Court on the
Sth day Of October. 1912. in the mat
ter of the estate OF Lawrence DAVIS
deceased. the undersigned, admins
traitor OF said estate. will. from ana
after
Monday. the ad day Of December. 1912
proceed 20 sell the real property OF
said estate. hereinafter described, at
private sale, TO the highest BIDDER, LOT
cash. in accordance with said order
% sale and In the manner prescrleeu
hy law. subject TO confirmation by
said County Court
The said real property to be sold Is
particularly described as toiloWs To-
wit:
An undivided one-ffth interest in
and 20 the Southwest quarter OF Sec
tion 10. in township South. ana the
East half 90 the Southeast quarter OF
the Southwest quarter Of section 4.
and the Northeast quarter. OF tne
Northeast quarter of Section >, in
Township south. ali in hange
West of the Willamette Meridian IN
oregon. containing 22o.is acres
Bids NAV be made to the under
signed On person. or sent BY mail
Dated this aeth day of Octo6er.
1919. PAUL FUNDMAN,
Administrator aforesaid.
Address. Wiilamina- oregon
OSCAR HATTER. Attorney. =.
Dallas Oregon HI lA-4s
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01
OLIVER Il. DENNIS.

Candidate for County Commission
er, was born in Indiana in 1863; his
father was in the Civil War several
years. After the war, they moved
to Missouri and then to Kansas and
came to, oregon in 1882. He spent
twelve years in Tillamook County on
a homestead, and the remainder of
the time has been spent on his farm
in Oakdale.
He has been President of the Black
Telephone Company since it's organ
ization, and has been a Director on
the School Boardr practically all of
the time spent in Tillamook and Oak
dale. 49, -,.-7--
He advocates good roads for the
whole County and economical use of
the County Funds.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01
PETER KURRE,

Candidate for County Judge, was
born in the year 1858, in Andrew
County, Missouri, and came to Ore
gon in 1888, and resided on his farm
four miles south of Independence un-
til six years ago, when he moved to
his present home between Indepen-
dence and Monmouth.
Mr.. Kurre served as director on
the School Board in his district for
seven years. He was Supervisor of
the Buena Vista Road District one
year, and is now President of the
Monmouth Creamery Company, and
is also President of the Monmouth
Evaporating & Canning Company.
He has always been firm for ev-
erything that was clean and upright
and if the people see fit to elect him
County Judge, he will serve them ac-
cordipg to his oath of office and to
the very best of his ability.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01
B. Lee Paget
For United States Senator.

My candidacy for the United States
Senatorship is based solely upon the
obligation assumed when l accepted
the unsought but unanimous nomi-
nation of my Party
| make my plea for support upon
the following grounds:
/. That the Prohibition Party is a
Progressive Patriotic, Political organ
ization and not a temperance society.
2. That all other Political Parties
are either too cowardly to admit or
too ignorant to recognize that the
traffic in intoxicating liquors is the
source OF evils which demand political
recognition.
8. That the National Platform of
my party deals frankly and intelli-
gently with Is other important social,
economic, industrial and political
problems requiring solution.
4. That twenty-three years of con4
tinuous residence and business eXpe-
rience in Oregon has given me wide
acquaintance among Oregon people
and a comprehensive knowledge of
the needs, resources, and opportuni-
ties of our great State:
5. That have just travelled nearly
$500 miles throughout the State, hold
ing 1870 meetings in 100 towns and
interviewing nearly 10000 voters out
side of Multnomah county and have
received enthusiastic encouragement
from voters of all shadesr.of occupa-
ton and politics.
6. That a capacity for hard work
and an aggressive disposition will
make me an efficient servant of my
State in this high office which l re-
gard simply as presenting an oppor-
tunity to render service rather than as
an elevation to a position of power
and eminence.
T. That the greatest advertisement
and distinction possible for Oregon at
this time would be secured by the
election as her Representative in the
United States Senate of a member of
the Prohibition Party.
B. LEE PAGET.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01
CHESTER p. GATES,

Candidate for Representative from
Polk County, was born in Lafayette
oregon, in 1888, lived there for II
years, and while there finished the
public school course and entered La
Fayette Seminary.
In 1900 he moved to Dallas and
entered Dallas College, from which he
graduated in 1905, with the degree
of A.. B. While in college he was
prominent in the literary and athletic
work. He was president at various
times of the leading associations.
Three times he won the local Prohibi-
ton oratorical contest in the college,
and in 1906 won the State contest
and represented Oregon in the West
ern Interstate.
He has been in the pastorate
eight years and has made good
al every place. He ran for the
legislature in Marion county in 1906
and ran far ahead of the ticket. carry
ing several Of the precincts. While
Mr. Gates is a minister. he is well
qualified in every way to represent
the business, agricultural and educa-
tional interests of the county, in the
legislature frlnclpies duNoSa'eu ~
him are as follows:
1. In favor OF Statement No. l.
9. The oregon System, with modi-
fications.
3. More economic use of state mon
eys.
4. An equitable. graduated income
tax.
S. Legislation in behalf Of good
roads
s. The strongest and best develop
ment possible in all Of our schools
:. He will seek the betterment Of
the interests Of his constituency and
not personal gain.
IL you wish 70 combine efficiency
with economy and real progressive
ness in your representative. vote Tor
Chester p. Gates (NO. Ie.l
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01
j. RAY FAWK,

Candidate for County Sheriff. has
the privilege of being native of
Polk County and is proud of it; most
of this time has been spent on the
Fawk farm in Oak Grove. He has
been clerk of the School Board for
ten years in the Oak Grove district.
In 1904 he was nominated for Rep
resentative on the Prohibition ticket,
but withdrew in favor of his brother,
Frank Fawk. He is a graduate of
the public school and attended the
State Normal at Monmouth one year.
If elected, he promises an efficient
and impartial administration and the
enforcement of all laws.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01
# You Believe in these Principles, Then Vote For Then

,Pa Aav Pot County Prohibition
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01
II. II. DUNKELBERGER

Candidate for County Clerk, was
born in 1877, in Schuylkill County,
Pennsylvania, graduated from AL
bright College in 1902 with the de-
gree of Phi. B.; and in 1903, with
the degree of M. S.. was editor OF
the College paper, president of sew
eral of the societies and prominent
in. College affairs; he taught three
years in the common schools in Penn
sylvania and was bookkeeper in an
Office Supply House for several years.
He came to Oregon in 1902, has
been the head of the Mathematical
department and in charge of the BUS
mess department and Secretary of
the Faculty in Dallas College ever
since; and for four years has worked
in the office of the Dallas Water
Company.
If elected, he will faithfully dis
charge the duties of the office.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01
A. G. REMPEL,

Candidate for County Assessor, was
born in Cottonwood County, in Min
nesota in 1857, left there with his
parents in 1884 for California and re-
mained there twelve years. He then
came to oregon and has lived here
in Polk County ever since. He has
served as School Clerk in his district
for eight years, and for three years,
was the first to bring in his reports.
He was President of the Polk County
Poultry Association for two years and
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01
0. A. StiIInlan

For Congressman, First District.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-01
PROHIBITION CANDIDATES

For President,
EUGENE w. CHAF1N
For Vice President,
AARON SHERMAN WATKINS.
United States senator,
No 40 Y n. LEE PAGET of ClaCxamas County
For Representative ia Congress First District,
No AZ Y O. A. STILIAIAN, o Marion County
Secretary of State
No O. v. WHITE of Linn County.
Justice of Supreme Court.
No S. Y C.. j. BRIGHT of Nasco County.
For Dairy and Food Commissioner
No S. Y j. A. DUNBAR. MultnOmah County.
For Railroad COOmmissiOner. First District.
No g. y JULIUS VOGET of Marion County,
Representative from Polk County,
No 90 y CHESTER GATES OF Dallas
County Judge,
No Y PETER KURRE- OF Independence.
County Commissioner,
No a. y O.. +. DENNIS. OF Oak Dale.
sheriff.
No ST. Y J RAY FAWK Of Rckrean
County Clerk.
No S. Y n. H. DUNKELBERGER, OF Dallas
or County Assessor.
M A. G. RENIPEIL Of Dallas.
County School Superintendent
No J. ARNOLD. Of Dallas