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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
Bill To Increase Road Tax
Limitation Is Filed

With o view to increasing to four
per cent Of the assessed value of the
state, the limit to which the state could
be bonded for road purposes an initia-
tive petition involving an amendment
to the state constitution was filed here
Tuesday with the secretary of states
office by James S. Stewart of Corvallis
The proposed amendment would per
nit of bonded Indebtedness for high
way purposes of approximately fort.
million dollars on the present assessed
valuation of the state.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
p,,n o|Il WHAT CAUSES
YOUR RHEUMATISM

$50 of rheumatism are o''
7'.e ,',, tiny disease germ in the o'o oNd
cd ~ d s,h ,,ltinlies by the million anu anu
4, Va these germs are routed 1,,o AZ local
,,ood YOU can see how lu'H ',o,, can
oioou' ~ will be. In fact, you Nv Nv,
tfea'nie li'h ,injments and use lotions oh o
fup a,ion Wiz and never hope 10 i'
.,,o ne cause of your trouble oo,
the ~ ary people have found rea' :.
- ant relief from their rheun,S .. ,,se
perman'the the use of S. S. S. that i's uSs oSe
tism us Led in practically every o% a.,
= ,tainlv .e if your rheumat-sn, % - man,
= germ in the blood as o,, ~ shoult
10 ,sends of cases are Sou nse o
thou'a, t,me in beginning the Us ',,,o,
lose ho because you can rely upo po,
S. . .. o,d blood remedy to 40 S,,t So
TINS nus 20 GOOD than any other a,,oatisr
h'o, s is beneficial IN a'ah bloo
) ., - is such thorousn " "a a
because = II cleanses the blood u On. =
n1euioii tiles and eradicates tme u1 wo,
IMPURITIES rheumatism. 'fne moi
5 %nl, Snf,,l results it has acuo'',t It, great me
aet .nar cases is proof OF 10 iso n,arket f,
r o'',s' s S has been on tne a 'lis &c sold
v it ;. . wan % fifty years ana Is 'oi'
all druggists ,,r,te our met
4 ." Won are invited to wr,re ,',ah,e J liter
u - department for vaine 4ne treatme
" cal uv apd advice about the ne ~ char
,e trre anu case. for which no o, ,
a yosG msGs own Hadssss cne6 aaetsls MSdisti aaa
!, ,-,ser. 156 SWIFT l'0 Gao
ar Georgia.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
Whose Word is Better !
Than Your Druggists $!
Physicians. Dentists and Nurses Rely On alasn
fiys'l";f Sufficient Reason for Public Confidence!

T., order to obtain the best FORM
so. ,ta products that the COM
1i',d 1 81, II and experience of Its mem
hers could produce. All THESE aturas ~,
ore non-secret, strictly ethicai.
'npredients in all A. d. ). prepala',o
,n,for,n 10 the standard advocated "
no government, and cannot pc eAcc'~
od in ouallty. AS the ASSOCIATION
st,;ctlv cooperative, its merchahuise
~ also sold at the very lowest prices
nossible for the quallty'
In Salem there are IL drussis's
| ~ vii, tell YOU that A. d. 5. HOUSE.
hold Remedies, like Milk OF Mss.1
sia. Asp.rin, Digestive Tablets, fere
/ dixo Tooth Paste, etc, are the pes'
that they can find In all narNs's'
srhese II druggists stand squarely ne-
b;na every A. d. S. product with "
unoualified guarantee and hear''
endorsement. Such a recommenua''"'
is the greatest that can obtain, pasc'
: on the scientific knowledge Oh ~,
/ of thousands of experts ana lu1A''s'
) bv a man you know well ana h''a
, trust inulicitly--your druggist.
( Whenever you need & rousehoio ~
e edy or toilet article, ash an ~ =
" druggist to reco .;s,, tra,,
Is All A. ID. 9. druggists iueh.As !
o so,vas with prominent window !
Re counter displays. Ask one apou. I
ID D. S. products. If you wousa N. ,,a .,nl
IN him to fin you prescription ,Ns :, W.
s. 1air to take his word about rs m w,
n chandise he sells.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
Drolicate Bad7es For Auto
And Driv~r To Stoo Faetts

Asn rerced for the wave Oh "u'o
mob,la thefts which is gripping '''
Rt
suggests in le' +,o,
re'' '''''S " oirirg number
n
corr ,s,ord,ne with t'e ~" &c
nun,bnr he adopted, Bradf'r' "'".
-. ..,oa~ t's NA'Ge
all 'i,res when ,.,out
anyone caught driving a car "
The ~ oper badge nu pe ,ao re-
81 " r'ne = wv" ,,,,-
oui~e tha. badres he 3sH'' p W.
chasing gasoline. .o.y \,
Sam A. Kos" dc''i'" sec, .he
state has referred R~adf'r' 10 -,
state legislature as the source VI "
state laws and regulations.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
POSSE CLOSES ON CARLISLE.

Casper, wyo., Dec. 3.-sheriff A. o.
Roach of Wheatland and Charies Il
win OF Cheyenne, at the head OF arii,eu
,,ossas are closing in on a fugitive pe-
i,o,,od 70 no William l.. Carlisle, Wyom'
ing train bandit, in the vicinity y
Glendo, Wyo. and his capture is eA
,ectea hourly, according to informa
tion reaching here late today
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
INCORPORATlONS.


The Oregon Wood Products COM
pany. capitalized at $25,O 900, with head
quarters in Portland, filed articles of
incorporation with the corporation de-
partment here Tuesday. The incorpor-
ators are Theodore f. Garbade, How
ard W. Woodruff and Thomas G. Don
oca.
Other corporations filing articles
Tuesday We're:
| Stroud & company, Beaverton
Washington county, $4,000; ]. Frank
Stroud, Jacob Stroud, w. e. Pegg ans
F. W. Sadly.
The Mckenzie Stage company, Eu
gene, $4,000; e. S. Simmons. J. a
Adrian and l.. e. Simmons.
Manchester-C Clark Motor company
The Dalles, $4,000; Russell G. Clarl
Frances N. Clark, +. E. Mancheste
and Maude Manchester.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
Auto Registrations Dr. "

Automobile registrations dwlnIipu mo.
to a total OF 924 for the month u y"
vember, according socre-
iss,.cd by Sam A. Kozer, deputy seNiN
tary Of state, ees ior Ne
gregated $A432.50. ,,>, have
A total of S3,25o aatomophes n,ns.
be e;.s ed durin@ 9l9 up 70 ~
ing time Saturday the statement snvm nt,ns
with fees for the year agsnee Co..,
sC ~ Ger s140,O0o nv,
than the total fees received ioA
year 1913.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
District Attorneys Of
Oregon To Convene Here
For Session December Ii

49,. three days, beginning Decem-
- The Distrlct AttorneSs assocl-
p.i az oregon VIII be In session In
W. w., citv al the auditorium of the
tr'' arelal club Programs for the
Convention have been completed ana
w., cations sent out to all district at
,nrneys In the state; and IL Is oeileV-
W mat the attendance at TINS annual
,oo,lnp will be greater than ever pc
- MANY matters of importance
he discussed by the legal heads
of the counties.
chicf among the topics to be tax
49,, nv the district attorneys Is the
norat on and coordination OF eV-
ory state officer in every state oe-
mnrtment for meeting oregon post
mar problems, as they relate TO the
,,otion of true Amercan4sm, the
r,to,ing of Industrial and social uh-
~ ond the curbing of the activities
% the reds. These things Will be d.s
o,,.ssd The second day Of the conVen
uo ot n dinner to be held NJ the no
A., MARION at SIX o'clock. The 80 dls
,,.;ot attorneys of the state, ana IN
"ttnrnev general. the governor am
.'a On executive officers OF the state
tte Eve Justices of the supreme cour
the 25 circuit judges of the STATE,
auncrptendents of all state lnstitu
tnna and the state parole oitlee
na,o bcen invited to attend THIS dlf
ner.
Prosecuting Attorney Max Gehlha
as this county, and Circuit Judi
George Bingham have importa
arts IN the program. Judge Bingha
.n the sec ma da le -t.s.'hl
win talk on divorces ana 'he I'll
trlct attorney. ,..,,,o
The pro am for the entire conVe
ton follows p.,.,,
Docernher lilo Il. m. Reglstl
ton salem Comm ercial clup
/ 40 D. m District attorneys
nornnonving Hon Ben w Olcott' sc
e,nor of oregon, and Hon Geo
prown attorney general, In tour
;nsnection of the institutions vi
otote OF oregon, including, oret
a,ntn penitent. AIRY. Oregon state
80 asv,um. OREGON state tram
school for boys, oregon s'a'e NV
trial school Tor girls o'oe ~
s,i,ution for the feeble mihoe'
a,, stote tubereular institution
Gov, state school ~ the blind ore
etoto school for deaf mutes'
necember 1850 n. M ope'
o,,,orks Governor Ben W. ol'
hddress. subject Divorces ana the
htct attorney. Ho" Geo a. p'rs'
circuit Judge Address sub1ec'' We
fron, n district attorneys diary, l
'rhn,,os A Mcbride, chief Jus
oregon supreme court
t.9O m. Address, SUBJECT
,sorco,t,ert 1or Geo NJ Brown
torney general. Address sun'ec'' ,
,dsion Of the criminal code y J
Gin district attorrev Address
icct The phycholo"v of CRIME
cria,'rals w VI Nvans ols.r'o'
torrey. Address subject, ne =
o,d rasnorsib'lit'es of n ds'rl''
torney, Geo II. Nennet s'''''
nev ,fo,
gao D. m. Dinner at Hotel Ma,
Docerher 12-9:'0 n. m'
snbject Juvenile court laws =,
7. Hedges district attorney
eubiect. County tax foreclosure
NcC,uskev distr ct attorney :
orhieot ~he pa~ole system, II
c-o,,ov ,,r', ,,to4 ~..N ''"
subject. National prohibition en-
n, II
Of internal re""~''" ,s,
t.ao n m. Election of office
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
FIRST WORK OF HOUSE
TO Be AGAINST "hEDS''

Washington, Dec. a.-An'i-feu AM as 1vav .es' IN
,,t;on is to be given right OF Aa;aaa way -
,he house, republican leaders oeo'u
today. ,, returning from
M aav visit to their districts rouh.'
a =, .eH demand for immediate action " ~
the uei", o,nntry of radical foreigners
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
CARRANzA'S reply IS
EXPECTED THIS WEEK

washington, Dec. a.-(United fre's
pnos;dent Carranza of Mexico Is eA-
nooted to reply within week 10 'i'e
-. o,orican note requesting immeu'
ave 1,s,teI states Consular agent, impr'S'
oned at Puebla. ..o,,,v that
INT II was stated on high authority as. 'na' .ne
~ W tho word request" in the wv
stoU ust calling for jenkins release III. W
ilot'9 o,< CO the door to further CORES
nondence, as would have oeen Inc i,eod S'''
Fad the word demand" been uSeu'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
fun ORDER Of KNIGHTS
u GATHER At DALLAS

Dallas. Or, Dec. S.-on the eve
ming of Saturday, December 18th, one
of the biggest nights in lodgedom
ever held in city in the willamette
valley outside Of Portland will be held
III Dallas when class of about IS
, tyros will be initiated into the mys.
teries of the knights OF Khorassan,
the fun order Of the knights of pyth-
| las.
The work will be put on by the de-
gree team Of Abd-Uhl- -Atef Temple of
Portland of which more than 60 Pyth-
ans are now members from this city.
"A special train bearing the drill team,
he Arab band and other members of
. the order from the metropolis will
| come to Dallas for that purpose. A
, big parade will be held in the early
, part OF the evening after which the
/ ceremonies will begin and continue
: until an early hour in the morning
:, w, J. H. Clark Of Portland, the I'm
= perial Prince, will have charge of tn,
ceremonies and promises something
p doing every moment of the time.
70 Candidates for the work that nigh
II will come to Dallas from Albany Sa
=, lem, Independence, McMinnville, Fall
City, North Yamhill and Silvertol
.. Large delegations Of Dollies will ais
journey to Dallas to take in the a
-. fair and so far word has been r.
ceived from more than 500 membe
9. who intend to attend the ceremoni
that night,
~ A big banquet will be served u
=, knights after the ceremonial and T.
A, occasion is to be one of the biggf
M vs. in lodge circles in recent years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
,,7,st YANKs DIE IN WAR.

washington, Dec, s.-Deaths froiu .,
all causes In the United states arls, ,a,ss
roth abroad and in this country, sl,1e
he beginning Of the war, totalied iih,
sE1 @ ne war department. announceo
today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
pRoHr REPEAL CONSIDERED
Republican

Washington, isopas,,, .,
bonse leaders today are considefnis
the ,dvisability of repeating mucm %. %
the war time legislation reearuie1,'
when the war is concluded oilicai-
l.,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03

A rev denominational paper of the
80 ncrn BAPTIST convention is to DC
published at McMinnville, the first is
sue to appear about the first of tht
Nanr
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
Sa1l1r1lons Succeeds McCourt
!. Sci EN- boara

r. c. sammons, of the United o,aso 49,
National bank, Portland, mas '
named by Governor co .or,-
u, soldiers and salio's
w
whose ~os;~~a''
lowing his appointment as meih''i
Ot 4to
county. Sammons is veteran aI,s ~
A. E. F., gaining lieutenant coio"''
&C
rive members of the 1. w. w. w.
fined ,,,1 sentenee he ne enc
at Tillamook Wednesday, but were ~ .he
rolled on payir. their fines anu
promise of good behavior
Four months after it's openins .o
Inland Empire bank of Mll.on noo !,
reached a total of over $l'ooo WV
deposits.
ssn-RNAL WANT ADS Ps
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry q a thausanus n,;us
since DR.. Edwards produced onSo Mo
Table Tablets, the substitute for caiomei, ,s.,aut NO
gripping results from s these .ps P,eaIS;ser I;ver
I;ttle tablets. They cause the Thea, rSel
iraie nud bowels to act normally. Ihey
anu liz o1 so,ce them to unnatural action.
1r@.el pT Edwards Olive Tablets are e.,,a =
soothing, healing, vegetable coh'i 1
mixed with olive oil. -. .~o,th
Ii you have bad taste, pau ,;eatad Dssa.r or
feel dull. tired, are constipateo y. u
bilious, you'll find quick and ,.a., sure ra;ve fe,
D suite from DR.. Edwards little Osive M
Sut TABLETS at bedtime. 10c and 2ac a o0*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03

so strong tha~1 republican steering
committee has determined 10 speeo VIZ
all such measures.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03

nnRNAL WAIT ,Ds pAs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-03

valuation of the state
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-29

of only $1,6.6 in August, 1919,
will yield $1,000 January, 1924.
This sum reinvested will yield
5000 when the boy is fifteen. The
same result may be worked out
by plan provides for
the purchase of one War Savings
Stamp a week or fifty year dur
ing the next ten year.
Both these plans provide lib
cral investment for the boys flu
ture. Much smaller investments
would help him towards his goal.
Ten War Savings Stamps a year
for the next fifteen years would
mean 81 900 to him. Any young
American with fighting blood in
him would have a try at college
with that sum in hand.
Today is the time to plan for
the future of that boy. Will your
son enter the class of empire
builders in 1910?
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-29
CANDIDATES COLUMN
ANNOUNCEMENT

hereby announce thst am a candidate
for the once Of Clerk OF the Circuit Court
for Anne Arundel County, subject 70 the
actsod Of the Democratic Primaries.
In making this announcement feel that
should state briefly. Efrst--That II
ana nominated and elected to this office
Will 10 the best at my skill aad judg-
ment diligently and faithfully. without
Partially or prejudice discharge the duties
Of said Office. L Mfas appointed deputy
clerk under Major Sprigg Harwnot. then
clerk ln the Spring Of 1881, and upon the
death of Thomas :. BeaH In April 1SsO.
| was appointed Chief Deputy Clerk, and
hare served continuously as Ebie9 Deputy.
under Major HARDWOOD, John G. Bannon
and Dr. George Wells. M 81 the latter 3
death In September. 1918 On the first or
Oetober. 1918. / was by the Judges OF the
Circuit Court Of this circuit. unanimously
appointed Clerk of the Court to succeed
our late lamehted DR.. George Wells until
the next General Election ia November OF
the present year.
With my Tong service and experience rs
a public servant, ! feel that can con
fideufiy look for a loyal and hearty sup
port Of the good people of this county In
the coming Primary and General Election
| have always regarded a public Office
ms a. public trust sud IirInlg believe that
he who faithfully and honestly discharges
the duties of the office to which he has
been elected or appointed best serves his
party and the public.
iy2s-tf WM. n. WOODWARD.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-29
EMPIRE BUILDERS OF 1910

IF you see an Engiishman rum
ming down the street toward the
telegraph office. ten to one, there
is a newborn son at his house.
and the father is hurrying to make
a reservation for him fifteen years
hence at Etom or Rugby" says
a. writer describing the import
ance an Englishman places on the
training his son is to receive.
Quite properly. too, for what
could be more important to the
proud father of son than the flu
turc education of that son? Here
in America it is not necessary for
reservation i'll a picked school to
be made SO many years before
hand, but financial security is
needed to guarantee that educa-
ton.
The father who dreams great
things for his little son will begin
thinking now of the future of the
boy The government is as vital
~ interested in each one of the
twelve million citizens-to-be who
each year open their eyes on
America as are those twelve mil
lion fathers. and just now it is Of
fering particularly attractive i'm
vestments TO take care of those
babies There are two plans that
may prove inviting.
The first calls for the purchase
of two ne-thousand dollar Treas
ury Certificates. An investment
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-29
IT'S AN ILL WIND

Using a cyclone to boost the
sale of War Savings Stamps is the
way the Texas folks handle the
thrift campaign. The cyclone
wasn't planned, of course, but
when it came through Mineola
and began shifting personal prop
erty about. things just naturally
seemed II fall in line for a little
publicity for the savings move
ment. \ book OF War Savings
Stamps blonging to Hilary liar
man. OF Mineola, was picked up III
the gale and whirlcd fifty mile,
away to Talco, Titus County. 1t
was found by +. L. Dismukes
who lives near Talco and mailed
back to Harmon. If Harmon had
not put that money into stamps,
of course. there would have been
no way of telling to whom it be-
longed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-29
THE PRESIDENTS APPEAL TO
REASON

There can be but one opinion
concering the appeal OF the Presi-
dent to employees Of the railways
who threaten TO strike. 1t is clear
cut. conservative and conciliatory.
1t is in line with that portion of
his high cost OF living message TO
Congress dealing with economic
necessities and sober and sane
conduct. I'VE modified our man
power for fighting" says Mr. Viii
son; "lct us now mobilize our
brain power and our conscienccs
for the reconstruction. If we fail
it will mean disaster"
In agreement with all who have
seriously studied the question,
Mr.. Wilson says primary step
is to increase production and ia
cilitate transportation = =
and so as soon as possible relieve
our people of the cruel burden of
high prices. The railways are at
the centre of this whole process. y
Mr.. Wilson calls attention to the
fact that increase OF wages will
simply add to the high cost of liv-
ing lie cndeavors to quiet the
threatening strikers by saying u
anticipate that legislation dealing
with the future of the railroads
will, in explicit terms, afford adc
quate protection for the interests
of the employees of the roads"
Rejection of Mr.. Wilson's plea
and the new rate of wages pro
posed by him and Mr.. Hines by
the higher representatives of the
railway shop crafts throws the
decision of this important matter
into the hands of about 10000
men, members of local railway
unions in this country and Can
ada. vote is now being taken,
and upon the verdict rest issues
which have a vital bearing either
for good or evil on the future of
this country. 1t is sincerely to be
hoped that the decision of the men
will be dictated by sanity and
sound Amcricanism.-New York
Herald.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-29
PROPOSALS

August 10TH 1919.
Bids viii he received by the City Com
missioner, until IL o'clock noon. Monday
September sth, for laying bftumfnous con-
crete on Franklin street from Church Cir.
che to Cathedral street lover cobble stone9
all old bituminous concrete To be removed
and street bed cleaned. For laying cement
concrete over cobble stone on Franklin
street from Church Circle to Cathedral.
street, street bed to be cleaned rs de-
scribed above. Contractor shall make his
own measurements and give price on work
as whole. unit price for work CON-
piese. For laying Inch terracofta sewer
on Monument street "a Washington street.
Construct one manhesa on Washington
street- For laying S-ineh terracoffa sewer
on Pleasant. from Cedar Bluff Cemetery
20 Clay street. Construct one aanhole
On Clay street Constructor shah make
his own measurements md give price On
work az q whole. nnit price for the
work complete The right Is reserved to
reject any and all bids. For further in
formation and specifications. supply to
W. III. VAN SAINT,
septo City Commissioner.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-29
ANNOUNCEMENT

In announcing my candidacy for reelection
20 the Maryland Senate. subject to the Demo
cratic primaries, it is proper that should give
SOME account of my stewardship since l have
been ian the employ of my fellow-eitizcns of
Anne Arundel Cohnty. In doing this j know
Of no better way than to make public letter
received from one who has watched my career
since | have been public official. He SAYS:
Il have had my eye on you for many years,
and l am glad to be able to say that | have
always found you at your post, ready to do
vour full duty In the Legislature you have
been especially active in the interests of our
schools and roads, and in the defensS OF our
County against the encroachments of Baltimore
City. You have secured the passage OF bills
for the construction and repair of school
houses, and have been especially helpful in OBJ
aiming better salaries for our teachers. The
following summary will show your work in
hese and other ways:
''The introduction of a resolution for Ma
iional Defense road from Bladensburg to Camp
Parole the securing of State aid for roads
working persistently for their betterment- and
al in all you have done more for the Eoads
han any other man you have ever bees the
tried and true friend OF the oysternen. yeu
took the military census OF the County at your
own expense; at the extra session you sup
ported strongly the bill for a Council OF De
tense: introduced and worked hard for the
hill 10 establish the military camp at Camp
Meade; secured the passage Of bills making an
appropriation for the Armory and raising the
status of st. Johns graduates TO rank as lieu
tenants in the Army offered also the following
bill to enlarge the Jessup Cut Farm; another
to compel all able-bodied men TO work six days
in the week and still another tending to the
conservation of food. and working zealously for
all measures looking to the successful prosecu
ton of the war. In the Liberty Loan campaign
YOU Travelled all over the County. working with
Colonel Hopkins. Judge Moss. Mr.. Ridgely Mel
win and others. To aid in the increased pro
1uction Of food for our soldiers you worked a
greater acreage on your farm even though at
= loss owing to labor conditions In the Red
Cress work you he'd yonr whole heart and
soul. being generous with financial aid and
lending Your trucks and hired hrlp both 10.
oaliy and elsewhere, whenever called upon In
all Community work You responded most will
ingE. In closing | may say without ekaggera-
ton you have been the strongest and most eff
rient worker we have had in our Legislature
for many years, and you richly deserve re.
election
If the people again rerose confidence in me
by sending me TO the Senate, ! promise to do
all in my power to merit the high praise be
slowed upon me above and to work untiringly
in the interests of orr County and its citizens
FRANK Nc. DUVALI.,
S-14d st. Mafgarets. Nd.