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ENN0UNCE MENTS

The Eagle is authorized to announce
the following candidates, subject to
the action OF the July Democratic pr.
maries:
FOR CONGRESS:
HON. RUFUS HARDY. Corsicana
FOR REPRESENTATIVE:
HON. J. L. FOUNTAIN.
CHARLES L. MCCOY.
FOR SHERIFF:
JOHN D. CONLEE (Reelection).
T. C. MUM.
FOR TAX CoLLECTR:
W. /. McCULLoCH.
W. WIPPRECHT.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER:
J. B. PRIDDY.
FOR CONSTABLE PRECINCT NO. A.
HILL WILSON.
c. L. BAKER.
FOR COUNTY JUDGE:
J. T. MALONEY (Re-election).
FOR COUNTY CLERK:
w. S. HIGGS (Re-election).
FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT:
T. w. PARKER (Re-election).
FOR COMMISSIONER PREC. NO. 2:
M. B. casters.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PRE-.
C1NCT NO. A.:
L. d. MCGEE (Re-election).
FOR DISTRICT CLERK:
J. w. BARRON (Re-election).
FOR TAX ASSESSOR:
j. SIDNEY SMITH (Re.election).
FOR COMMISSIONER PRECINCT
NO. l:
J. P. ATKINS (Re-election).
-, "E&y
FOR COMMISSIONER PRECINCT
No. A: t,+t
J. w. HAMILTON (Re.election).
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Cooper e Cole
The Quality GrOCerS

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first consideration is quality and price We are headquar-
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Ecuador prohibits the importation
of patent medicines containing ingre-
dents detrimental to health.
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FOR CONSTABLE PRECINCT NO. A.
HILL WILSON.
c. L. BAKER.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-11

FOR COUNTY JUDGE:
J. T. MALONEY (Re-election).
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-11

FOR COUNTY TREASURER:
J. B. PRIDDY.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-11

1'OR REPRESENTATIVE:
HON. J. L. FOUNTAIN.
CHARLES L. mccoy.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-11

The Eagle is authorized to announce
the following candidates, subject to
the action OF the July Democratic pr.
maries:
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-11

FOR SHERIFF:
JOHN D. CONLEE (Re-election).
T. C. MUM.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-11

FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT:
T. w. PARKER (Re-election).
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-05-11

FOR CONGRESS-:
HON. RUFUS HARDY, Corsicana
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

6eiten cine Guile nuf i6rer Sdulter
iaB, oereu gliibetoe glugen 0lirdJ ole
yfadJt leitdteten
SIN SUM nor oie2lIte 3un leBten.
NAL beiu ardmer geipeen llno ais
lie fic6 felt oieier 3eit nidt iue6t bate
bIiden loiien idlopite Der Waann Der
Ooht uno peritdnoigte oie Sgoli5ei, Die
lid unper5iolid 8u Dem Saie Der
QIlten beaab E6iiren lno SenIter tpa.
ren 9eidIoneh uno trrBoem man
mieoerbolt podte, luur0e uidt ee0fi.
net uno ricbts regte iid in oem IN.
beimlibcn &dus1en. Gn0lid ipreng.
tc man oie Gbiir oiif uno fono sic
one 6rail iio0t nui i6rem Bette lie-
gen. lluter ibrem aopfpoINer befano
lid ein auUcrt, in Dem Dofmeute 10.
wie ciniae @nntnoten ent6oten iuo.
rem. Gurh oie Gofimente, oie iofort
bon Der Foli3ei 6eiC6lagtabmt rlir.
oen. muroc Ser ae6cimniBooue
SdIeier oeliiftet scr bic aIte 6rou io
lanqe unl9ebcu butte
gsie aus i5nen ino g(ui5eidnun-
gen, Die bic Soo.a binterIofeu 1atte,
Der0orae5t, mar 4lrs SouHmeriieI0
Die Iodlter eiitcs bcbeu eugliid3en
gIriitotrnten. Sir Uar in Suglls uiO
Slams oili9emacbleu inio GA lie oos
ein5ige aiuo ibrer glteru par, pur0e
ibr ME civ Nt q periagt. 9(ase.
nieim errnri ~~lt oaB lie eine
9l1nsei Sartic maiden per0e, on
iie MIR blcnoeuo iA0n mar. ion.
IA uuM iibrr cine iebr beoertenoe
WHgift Deriii9te gus iie nd1t3ebn
Sabre alt 9cror0cn uar. trai nit iD.
rem 9ru0er Der ais Sfii6ier IN ei.
ucn inoiicGeii aa9aQerie 9fegment
oicnte uuo ami llrloub in oaS odter.
lidc ShIob tam ciuer ieiner 9le9i.
mcntstamcrooen Scutnant Sommer.
fiel0, Gin. Sin eleganter iunger Ofii.
5icr, Der ie0odJ iiir leihtiinnis unO
bprig6men0erii,1 gait mo iein gon8eS
@euu0acn Ourdgebrorbi bate $n
oieiei Ofii3ier berliebte ii1 Die huge
9lriitofratin auf oen erlteu 9lid m0
aud er ianO an tor @eiallcu glIs er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13

mobl 0en ieltianlten 2ebenswaroel
gefiibrt bot, oen man iicb poriteQen
fam uno Sen Gin enelii1es @latt
ausiiibrlib ibiloert.
uWtrs. SommerfieIo mar Der ga.
me Der 9llten, Die ldon icit 5won5ig
Su6ren ouBerboI6 oeS 2ertcbeus I'M
einem fleinen Sol56ouie mo6nte oos
lie ielbit erbalt botte, 9lnfdnglic6
moQte oieier ODER iener autiliit6ige
Dorfbepobner Dem @ei6Iciu BEL ser
9lrbeit belien, ober iie mics ale oieie
gIner6ieten ener9iib oiriid nno tie
idleppte niibiom ole ihperaa galfen
aaein 6erbei, 6immerte, grub unO
pIogte iidj I'M Sdpeibe i6res gln9e.
iihtes, bis oies idmide Saus iertig
0alton0. 9liemano muBte. pober tie
qefomt1en apur, nit 9liemon0eui
prod tie Elm @ort uno mir ob im0
3il eritbien lie bein @r1iner 0es Ior.
feS, le9te cine 6eiiimnite SmHue atf
ben Eiid uuo mdbIte iih 0ofiir &or
r1tbe ans, sic tie nit nodb NmIie
nabm. 1ie &in0er fiircbteten iib Dor
Ger itets ernit ino traurig blidenOen
5roit un0 monbe Grmadiene molten
piiien, ooB Gin ountles @e6einniB
6itter Dem gan5en @ebaben Der Sin
iomen itede. Slber Die &oli5ei boNe
leineu glnIoB iir5 init Scr gIltcu, sic
iicb I'M ghcmanoct fininertc, 81 BE-.
faiien Sic ainoer. sic iit1 por Der
6rou aefiirdtet batten ipuhien ber-
an nn0 nod inner lebtc oic gIlte
orollBen in ibrer Siitte. nod iunnter
butte O}iemon0 aus ibren Wlnnoe elm
gSort uernontnen. ginige be6aiiptc.
aen Dab Die 6rau oeS g}ahts 66liig
gSon0erunqen iinternebme iuto NIT
loiiter Stimuc .Spriitbe aus Scr @i.
bel aitiere, ino elmer mollte iogor oe-
iebeu bnben, ooB bel iolAen @eIegen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
( 81

iid ieood BET Dem Batter oes Dldb-
dens Inn oeiieit &ono beporb, nualroe
Ct abgepieien uno DerlieB nob an
oemiel6en Gage oen @oeliis
qlber oos iuuee WldOhen tonute
i'm nidt pergeiien SIS uerlieB bet
9}adt un0 9tebel 0os SdloB nno
iidte Qeutnout Soumeriielo uli,
Der lie audi ip1ter beirntbete 3ie NJ.
term lbrie6en Ser iiingeu JrniL bob
tie lie ni1t mebr ais Tohter anerten.
nen monten. SommeriicIo nabnI lei.
nen glbi1ieo nno fauo balo eincn gls'
ten Soften Ger alte 2eidNinn er'
ipadtc ieood mieoer III ibm imo balo
6egonn en- leine iuuge SSroA ole ibn
ein aino geidenft butte, III Der idan.
loieiten g8eiie an betriigeu 5nlieB'
lid febrte er uiht mcbr naA Saule
3uriid Die arine 6rail plieb nm
aaetn nit 0ent &ino ln0 mar Der Bit
teriicn giot6 ousaeiebt. 81 itol3 iiut
iih an i6re Gltern an pen0en niBte
sic @erIaiiene oie nieori9iien gIrpci.
ten berri6ten I'M fin iib uuo ben
flciner Sungcu 0nS tdalide @rot er.
merbcn 3u fonnen Sic piih uno
n16tc in frcmoeu Sduiern itno giie-
mano muBte, 0aB oieie bergrdmte
mioe 5rou Die Godter eines miQio.
neureibcn TorD par g8a6rcno iic
nidlt an 6ouie tucilie. blieb Der Stleine
oIlein in Der drnliHen g9o6uung 8lt.
fiid imo ais iie eines glbepos ipdt
beimfe6rte. fono lie Die 3biir erbto.
den imo oos Sino nidt mebr Dor.
9luBer iih nor @er3peiflung lponote
file iid an bic Roliaei ober trnb iora.
f1ltgiter 9lahforidhunaen forute
nion uidlt erfabrct pobin Der ana6e
cefomnen mar 3peifellos mar iciH
Batter ill Ole @ohnund ein9eoritnaen
uuo tntte i6n init iiA genonuneu.
Ton oieiem Gage an muroe Wlrs.
Somnerfielo nod iportfarger iuo
uerhIoiiener ais tie idon par- Sie
itdte cine @tcllc ais &rantenpile9es
rim 3ii befommcn ino botte sen Ro.
iten IN einen Spitol Der &oitptituDt
uiele Sabre inne. MS iie iib cine Dr.
ideioene Slmme eripart botte, cab
iie 0ie StcIle aaf imo ging tpie ein.
gangs erud6nt uad @iler mo- Iie Die
ieBten 8unH5i8 Sabre ibres lebcuS
einam perbrndte sic iprah IN ~
rem 9citonent ais leBteii Nuuldl
mts, 0oB man iie ucben ser Siitta, Ste
lie ielbit erbaut hotte, begroben noae.
Sel6itperiidnolicb fonnte nber ibrer
9itte nidbt Rehmma geiraaen iper.
ben un0 WlrS $ommeriicl0 sullroe
aui oeni fleinen airdhof oes Corf.
tcns III oeni lie io lnnae ais rStunis
me" eeIebt hottp, beigelebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
alIes Son Syuan-@liid miro BON mel
ner Seber oeruihtetl Sbr
9etnri1 Xaube.

llCl NNDcL OCl|lllVltl! OSDL
Seinricb 2aube.@
Gin BOAR fur3e safe BON sSrana b.
0ingelite0t folgen 6es geiitrei6en
%lauoerers, oes v9ieoolutiondrs i'm
Salonon5uge" oeS geaoelteu @iener
Observation-Disclosures. gln SSreuno
8ogumil 9oipiion iino Iie geIdrie-
ben. Sin lalu1iges gSort, cine orioi-
nelle g8enoung, ut0 bod Elm gan5er
DineeIiteOt
NM. 0oB Sic bouett lit Der erite
0rnne Streicb SSbres 2ebens; fom.
men sic au luns, penn Sic rubin ipol-
len, ruben miiiien. Gin &ausberr
riibt ME, Elm @ait inlner, II Sic auf
2orbeeren (o6ne 8ettelltob y.
W3it i10nitem @ruB bon Saus 5u
SauS Sbr s.
lln0 MN eiit @rieflein boIler @liid
un0 Srobiinn zines Der populGrltea
Sbduipieler @ieus, Der Der Gppits
oeiien pas l40n uno lie6 an @eien
oes 9urgtbeoterS~ mie 2au6e iagt,
Elm WlitteIpitnft ser &unlt ein WHt-
teIpunft Der 2ic6e I'M 8urgt6eoter
ludre: &arl 6i6tncr. Ct i@reibt
u@ertber 6reluiol Gnlpiaugt,
penu oub etpas Deripatet, meine
Ber5lidbiten @Sliidluiinlcbe 5u @urer
@er6inOlng. @1oge Der Simmel
gucb 10 piel bduslides Slid iben-
fen aIs er mir 6ei6ie0en bat lmo
es miro Gu9 ni1ts ou piini1eu lib
RIG bIei6en. @iuen belieren gSuncb
fann ib @ud niAt oeben, oeun es
eibt feinen gIiidli1eren W}eniden
aitf Der gSelt ais i9 bin.
Sd bOffe, es oe6t eu9 git. gsas
uns bier anlanot, 10 f0mt Sbr gub
0enfeu, iDie lei1t uns oaS 2e6en ge-
moHt miro, oa lpir Inn 50 1/1OO
Ieicbter lebeit ais inn iibrigen euro.
pa aur5 mir le6en bier berrli1 iilO
in 5reloen 9lu1 in fiinItIeriIAer
8iniibt bleibt ni1ts 8lt miini6cn
iibrig g9ir fiibren bdufig nit @ir-
tiioiitat oen t9eotralii1cu lluiinu
auf a6er nic9t oen bon g1eitroil
@od i6 mil @ii6 niht oeu Muno
nob all unieren SertIi1feiteu tpGi-
ierig MAIDEN Ser8li1en @rub uon
glrem alten &ouegen 5iAtner.~
@urios mirft oie 9itte elmer Ser
beriibniteiten Sdngerinnen oIer Bet
ten Die ibren aoIegen 9oqlmil
Iapiion llibt mir tim Giuflittg-
farten bittet, ionoern Die oen Spiel
plan ungednoert ba6en Mil, oanit
iie am Gage ibrer Gur1reiie sen be-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
@us iinperOfemtCiGten
SitnR(er0riefen.
gou Sob onnes o. cid eIt.

0ie na1itebenoen nod ut1ber-
0ffentlicbten, itngenein darafteriiti-
i6en @riefe fnmen aits oen1 geoGlolie
0es Sbeateroireftors Tbco6or 2obe,
aus Dem gao6laiie @oeunil 0oipi-
ions, Oen oie 0reSoener foniglibe
8ibliotbef beripabrt; Der 2aube-9rief
un0 Sonuentbnl-Brief iin0 I'M 9es
iiBe 6es @erfaiiers.
@as olte @ien aus Sen @ornldr3-
tagen bat nod ieine 8eugen. Ser
gande 8atber elmer fernen @ergan-
genbeit iDirft na6. 1ie Stinnntng
oeS iagenbaften @ienertbu1ts, I'M
Dergleihlid liebensmiiroig, in oer-
lie6ter 2uitigfeit, boQ ber3iger Gut
lniitbigfeit troB oller ,9faun5erei4 lit
Dorbei. Das Wil0 0es 0ihtenoen
Wfimen &arl bon 6oltei Iteigt
ouf Der AUDI IN ieinen idwer.
iten Sogen feinen gen1iitbboQen
Sunor nidt berlor. Seine eriten
@rfolge, og8iener III 9erlin~
lmo o9erliner~ in g9ien~, in
@eittiblan0 cine neue @attung 0eS
fouaiiben SieoeripicIs, lalien ben
Sfubeloien in 0ien am &onigltG0ti-
id6en Sbeater, ip1ter am Soieflt1oter
S9eater cine Stelimg finoen. Sier
br1bte er 8muernfelos o6ortiinut~
alf Die 9retter uno iton0 ii6er6oupt
nit ben 8iener 9i9tern oltf freun0.
ibnftlihem S5uBe. Sein ,,9orbeer-
baum iuno 8ettelltab" ma1te i'm aum
beriibmten W1ann. S6eooor 2obe,
Der gefeierte GbnrofterooriteQer am
&ierer Sta6ttbeater. begebrt iein
BilO, uno Soltei idreibt ibm:
SD lege S6nen bier elm 9il06en
BET. @s itellt einen armen 9ilettor.
ten Dor, pie er Dor 81 Syobren i'm
bierten 9lfte Oes u2orbeer6aitm~ Ct.
fbien. Ghenfen Sic i6m Elm 8Idb.
den in Sbrem 9[l6um.
Wfit mir gebt's raid bergob. Ser
$ino", pie fie IN &ien iageny lit oo-
gie0er.
&c., maniit @ott einen Too IbuI-
DIG. Sbr alter Soltei~
ginen @rief bon f0itIiden Sumor
i4reibt Seinricb 9altbe aus Ieincr
Ter6annlng in &6ien.
m. Sier IN &oien made i1 elmer
Dome ben Sof, 0ie ollein nieine Ser.
0ienite Inn 9eiitiHlanO uno europa
onerfennt, nn0 eben oarum oner-
fenllt, neil idb ibr sen Sof made. sic
bat MIR einen 5ebler ser liB nidlt
nblegel l1Bt; iie lit tief in Sen Sed.
Sigern. SIT oos nidt ibormant,
Sdube 1nO cine alte Game, 9(ben0s
BEL iaurer WliId uno iiiBen, adj iiiBen
@eIprd6en. 9os SAIininlite it, 0oB
Die 4onmer5ofe nod ipr60e lit gQaS
lit 8il0ung gegen 9lotiir, mas oie
2iteruturaeit6id6te Ser Dame geoen
Die @eihi4te nt0gli1er g3d1tel 9l1,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
riibulteu l)3imen in elmer groBen
9ioue ieben fanu.

LltyNlltt ~Dtllltlt w tllltL BIUbtll
9olle ieben fann
n@erebrter 0err SIT es Sbnen
n1oglid, 10 erfiiqen Sic neine orin,
genOe 9itte uno ipielen Sie Wlitt-
nod cine oroBe 9foQe un0 Gomers-
tag Die ullngHidli1en". SD pollte
iel6it 81 S5bnen fommen, ober icb
mill Sic nitt 5pingen gallant 5ll
iein, pelin i1 0aitebe lno bitte.
Menn es Sbnen m0glid5 it, Die Ga.
DIE ais 9leoiiielr 8u arrangiren ID
tblm Sic es elmer e6ennligen &itnit.
aefGbrtin 5u 2ieben. 9ie6meu Sic
meinen ber5li1iten Cant fiir oen
@iaen Ooppelt fiir Die T6ot
Sbre ergebcnlte Caroline
Sabatier llngber."
g9ic licbenspiir0iq lmO bun1or-
poa Die entbuiiailiiM gefeierte G6ar-
lotte @olter ieit fonnte, benefit 0as
grieflein an 3rou Gopiion naD
Dresden, 0os ibr Ger iebige gurg-
t9eateroireftor Tbiniio, ser ais col.
oot notb Dresden einge3ogen muroe,
nit IN feline Seiunnt6 nimmt.
o@eltotten Sic mir. Sbnen elm.
reAt gIiidlirbes neiies SSobr 3u fpiin-
iden itio eiten fleinen S6eil mel.
ncr SHulo ans Dem olten Sabre o6.
5lttroaen inoent ic6 Sbneu Gin 9il0
bon mir oorlebe Sit sS6r llnniut6,
ooB ih 6eiite crit meineu Ganf fiir
S6re ii6ergroBe 8rcunoIicbfeit ans
iprec6e, 10 9roB, 10 6ouen sic 6rouf
-iino W}ario Stliart itir6t eiues qe.
rec6ten 9o0es. Goh Sic uiIfen ia,
auie iebr Elm aiinitler aepIogt iii
(uuo id6 eritD ooruin berspi6en Sie
lleberbrin1er 0ieies g9ilocs lit
nein liebar taIeutOoler aoQcqe Ebi
mio, Der oos llngliif BAT, Elm Sabr
Solont ipielcn 3li niiiien. Seine glb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-13
pie Stamats pOm GGsx.

@s 9ibt ouf Der gan8en 8elt oiele
eigentlNimli6e 92enicben, uno BON
monben 2euten miro bebnuptet, oaB
ole meiiten BON Oieien groeubelpob-
nern in GnDlano Ieben Dab oies oaS
&ano ser Querfopfe lei. 0ieienigen.
0ie Dies glauben er6alten fiir lore
Ebeorie Elm neues 9eueismittel.
&iir5licb wuroe in eineul tleinen Gorf
IN @iier cine alte 6rali begroben sic
reiic na6 Ieiuer 8ateritoot DRESDEN
erIeidtert mir oen geiGbrliben
Eransport. Soffentli9 fiuoct Sic
oieies and 10 geilno, uie es mid
berldBt. @S griiBt imo fiiBt S6t gu.
tes Ser3 Sbre oanfbure
Charlotte @olter."
gl0olf b. Sonncntbal, ,,0ie 8ieroe
lno ser Stol3 Der ociti6en 9i6ne~.
pbiloiopbirt nit toitliheul Sunor
iiber feline fe6lgeibIaaenen Gienite
bel 5reitno S6eooor Qobe. ,,9iebIter
6reuno, ib meiB uiht, o6 sic Die
@eiber ousihoirt ba6en, ic6 bin Of.
feiibar nod 81 Jung 0aaa g}ahoem
mein S6iiBling mid 6imnlolboh ge.
6eten, ein GIirport bel SSbneu ein3it.
Iegen fat iie iid in ser Iebten
Shui0e Ood pie0er iibcrreocn loi.
ien bier Bel uns Su 6leiban. 91ihts
oeitoperigcr iaae id Sbrch BERG.
liben Gonf fiir S6ren auten g9iqrn
es lit idbaoe, iie batte S6nen ie6r
gefolen imo Dor allen miiroe lie
ii1 6ei SS6iien beiier gefaQcn boben.
gta in @ottes 9lomen, Soben Sie
aiid1 talteno Tunf fiir 36re frelwo.
lihen SNinihe iin0 ieien Sic ber5-
lidIt lmarnt bon S5ren treu erge'
benen gl. Sonnentbol.
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f. Snfanterie i'm TsaHSSer.
2. 9Gs rnTiiidc @appen.
81 Snfnuterie Gnf Der ORuit.
4. SrregnIare Oaeiter ans sitr-
fcitaH.
3. 3aballerietramspOrt.
6. SntseOicntcr ltnterOffisier.
Z. aufufenuffisier.
8. 9er8ar bei elmer Sritppen.
briidtismus.
8. 0arSe grenuOier~ uitf Der
GdlOhwadJe.
10. Seittnaut Der 2inien Sn-
fanterie,
IL. SIN sOmmerlasee.
IL. @eiut @ebet.
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various agricultural industries. Through
its Employment Bureau for Students
and Graduates" it follows up this
work in systematic manner and
makes sure that the student gains the
experience and that the farm or fac
tory is worthy of receiving future stu
dents. The college does not force its
students to take up this work, but men
desiring the best positions should re-
member that their agricultural college
can give them only the scientific side
and that they must gain the practical
experience in the actual work which
they wish to follow. Frequently re-
quests come for graduates who have
had more experience than can be
gained by merely using their sum
mer vacations to good advantage. With
this in view the Oregon Agricultural
College keeps in touch with IT, alumni
so that man occupying minor posi-
tiOn for a year or so can then step
into more responsible position for
which his experience fits him.
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William Hanley For United States Sena-
tor Stands For Greater, Better
Oregon


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CAPlTAL
capital is stored up labor and goes, or
shouio CO. hand In hand with labor. 1t
shouid not be recklessiy assailed by prejudice,
put IN the last analysis property can never
be so valuable as human beings.
CORPORATIONS.
The greatest liberty should he allowed
purely nvidual enterprises but where tpe
right to do business comes from the people.
or the corporation serves the people (as
public utilities and railways). or whore the
peoples life is at stake in health morals
or iood- the people have right to regulate
tha' business but only fairly and upon
lui nearing.
TRUSTS
rne evli OF trust is not its size Its
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tho t.,n,or ah.Doe -.' ','o so,,' WV
w. I believe thc new cnrrercy svsta0 vii,
help toward this
Now that American coastwise ships mass
through the canal on equal terms with other
ships open our ports to the competition Of
the world for our coastwise traffic. Let
Portland and Seattle have the same chance
at hiring bottoms that Vancouver and Vic.
toria have.
THE CUSTOMS DISTRICT.
The north and south sides of the Colum-
bla are in two different customs districts.
10 'o'u,u anu eVst'y anu announcement 10
and should be in one district
mr,,,nc
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all canuluate LOT the olllce OF united
States Senator because great many people
thought I ought to be. l was born in Ore
gon and have lived here all my life This is
my platform:
OREGON FOR oREGoNIANs.
The people of Oregon ought to receive
the benefit of its natural resources just as
stockholders receive dividends Let those
who want to share Oregon advantages
come here to collect them.
RETURN s8,oOO,o0O DUE OREGON.
There is about $4,000, 900 due Oregon,
taken by the general Government from the
State of Oregon lands and used to develop
other states. Oregon needs this money. 1t
should be returned at once.
CAPITALIZE OUR RESOURCES.
Whether managed by the Federal Go yern.
ment or the state, the proceeds from Ore.
gon resources, lands, water power. etc,
should be secured to Oregon, and, if neces-
sary. capitalized or borrowed against just
as a private corporation would do.
NO MONOPOLY,
Natural resources should be held in trust
ipl ptoplt anu lthstu ioI use Oll lleNlpte
terms. We have the greatest deposits of soda
and potash in the world in Eastern Ore
gon. California S deposits have passed into
private hands, Make this impossible in Ore
gon.
ROADS.
The Federal Government has constitutional
powers to build post roads Good roads are
the very backbone of civilization and com
mcrce. The same reasons that lead the
general Government to develop Alaska apply
to Oregon.
IMMIGRATION.
We have no moral right to invite immi,
grafton with no place for the imm grant to
settle unless he is a capitalist. We should
prepare land for homes by irrigation, drain
age and dyking and should jar loose the
lands held out of use at high speculative
prices.
POPULATION.
We talk of the high cost of living, but
the root OF the matter is too many con.
suiners in cities and not enough producers
on the soil, County life must be made more
agreeable by roads and improvements; and
land must be opened to settlers.
PORTS, PORTLAND AND ASTORIA.
There are too few ports on the Oregon
coast Every one should be improved; not
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are founded on the fact that the
scientific agricultural education helps
the man on his own farm. This is
proved every day by scores of let
ters from farmers all over the state
which come to this college asking for
help in solving their problems. If
this school can help the man now on
the farm, how much more can it help
the man who is going onto the farm 7
Nearly all of these positions ask
for the man with experience. 1t must
not be expected that a young man
without any practical experience can
fill the best positions, but the man
who knows not only the scientific
principles but also the practical de-
tails of his work, and who is capable
of handling men and producing re-
suits, can, almost without exception
find profitable employment.
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Studying Improved Farms.

The Oregon Agricultural College
aims to send its students every sum
mer on to approved farms of all types
so that they may gain the practical
experience under progressive farm
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RETURN ss,oOo,ooo DUE OREGON.

taken by the general Government from the
State of Oregon lands and used to develop
other states. Oregon needs this money. 1t
should be returned at once.
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CAPITALIZE OUR RESOURCES.

Whether managed by the Federal Govern.
ment or the state the proceeds from Ore
gon S resources, lands water power. etc,
should be secured to Oregon, and, if neces-
sary, capitalized or borrowed against just
as private corporation would do.
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OREGON FOR oREGoNIANs.

The people of Oregon ought to receive
the benefit of its natural resources just a.
stockholders receive dividends. Let thos,
who want to share Oregons advantages
come here to collect them.