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Thirty-one Improvements in
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tr.4r a derr.'.-'Tatjr rr.a;oiity hkj tot
irar.t-4 tat.'..n w,3 e'j-ial rujfrar.
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, ;rHi waj for iv yart un4f re
' mbl!':an control ar;4 4:4 tot grar.t
EtterS at ti ptoffw at : I-4leU. , Lit;on ,iJlt .uffrai. No eoUc It
On'ja, aa aecobd-t-aaa &aU Mtxer.
1 i taken of the fact neither rrekt po-
te.l fc-jce
OS BALE IS OTHER ( 1TITM.
lmprta iivtei btabd. I'vrtaa4.
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OS ULE AT
;r.tr-t- Irj fact vtral id-k x
j re-4 by Lt. W.thycorr.be ia various
ul. ekrly in the c-krepai?n attracted
ar.-cuai atttttjoo. Why should cot
It. Witfcyecrr.te cocticue to exjrs
ha v wt ao th people will know for
what he ttajuj.'. ax.4 for what aort of
;,l.t:caj party haj en4or4 nation s man they are voting? Why tbo'Jld
wi'5 -jffraje and that if i-er.ator . y k rr.uzzjed aid why should th
, Ojkmberla.'n thould be 4fated and chkirrr.n tiv forth a- the thief an 1
I Mr. E'xth elected the uffrae foreei j rTjv rx,kerr.an for the republican
tJ.r. ar,d th foliow.ng l from ti r
fra.n: "Now we're on tie road to war;
What the hell ar w g'.ir.g fr? '
It i true thr if ntt much fr";.
0-Kr.- or bravado about the word
but that ir not ur.r.atural f;r.ce the
rr.an wio
ay to th fr . r.t
id r.K are
; - i i i .. Hi-.- j.'
ote tr. vr?e ii tn the
rr.e ra! f.ry. fer
aj; w:.tc by
h''iT,.
Iioala .m Inahcr1 fall.
L-NIjN. o-ct. ;. The .'f.c;al
;rM tcrau .ued tie blowing
Ft.:rr.r.t :
'"Prat.cn of hit maje.Ty't ntri:
fore on ti wt rrait of AfrUa
ha rnj)id in tie unr onditior.kl
Au rL k V -.5 1 "nJ -nt"ne' Pn-n. In .dJitlnia
j.''" . , I?,.: ;'r:.t: . , . ,hp military court drr,led that aft- r
v,.'. Vy'"-r ,nno"f? In c,.t1I.l,:u,n of their ,enton,e. the
''rrr-an c'"r "f Kamernn. fi th,.ir mtJ dut
'j-rrr.ar. L J",,-.tor:..l Africa, had ar-!
rn:erl to a British furre. j '
- I r.irham !:r.n ar building a J.'-.j'1')
Tft of lire .ptliel.
PAT.IS. r t S Numerous prison
er who were iiiMe to military er-
e and evad' J t.e ordr lo mobll-
" Pic t.mk f..r Imllun.
K. Siiunet h the contract fur th
Mk rclamntion eewr at Al.,ria.
riirtgo Brca vr tormf B..ct : would rain Kothliuc. No condrat.on - r.r,.
w uiiwrtow. L. C
Uexu rji. S. W.
BCUa'.-lilI'TIOiS EATES.
Imllj, vt ear. tj ttkii
Iwtiy, .i tu-Aiiim. by tLaU
I. .7. ti.ro n'JOtia. by mall
I!.. t aLoc'.ii. ty ta.l
I::, wt yr. by emr
IwJ y, 1 tti Atia. ty rarrter
lai. f. tJU. B-'ti. by ekfrter...
Il 7. n.'.L-.ij. Ly carrier
Kitl w t:y. A yr ty u-:i...
ktt j. .i t'fLi. by nail,
kewl v i j, f--.r tb'jctjui. by full
U given the fact that .Senator Cham-j j yr ifre etx eirc such ex-
beriaia haa ptrv naily alaji been as ' ten:v power now v hat will be bin
'po!Tkn aftr th elrctn .n the event
I ardr.t champion of equal mffraf
.. lJ ir.d a-rd in ecur:r.f 'rual uf-
; . yj .frag in -hj etat.
... ... r . K w...-f.r will h rr.T
irc.ffi:r rn nr.n if.n VA7.in 1 m ji.... - -
:the people elet Lr Withyeornte ? It
; Vr. ioor- can Us:e ver the ta of j
1-M
all to dlctat" whit the governor j
hall do in th vr.t kia man is j
-f-l- tho'r. ? It i a 'jv;c1 ir.frr.ce. But
l.gt'; of cur women if thy should do the people !.. that Kort of bus-:-1
r md by ruch a CArr.paigner. r.e? Io thy to a car.'jiodte
Very oiv:o.:y tie lidy though h ir;iii-trac d tn 1 his campaign man-
4 tie tig Oun :n tie :.ht 1
th JI..00J i not reakitg much head-
.75 : w ay w.th ir prop'ganda in I'ortiana
It wo . id be a reflection on tie
MI1.V 7 hi; CKOKs IV.
Ti
Th
I.
'V,;. tr, rr pi ail .r. and tie
g-..in f.i;i! are tr.
Vou vu. 4'.fc jour trouil
; 0 . wave yojr hand to
' ar;
A t.K cf uh.i.;oB in ti coun-t.-
. rywir
'ir: ti crop when tie
' r :. aii in.
:i
hard to trvri.
;ou, golden
f'i0. '.
ia
g: rn.
vs!i) ,'oin tie chorda of
ti n.r.g.rg h.iia and
'rearr.,
L'l iar ti rr.rry driver a
tiey wilt to the team
rr.a.. be per'. rally f!r.cre, ii t-erving : agr rr.adt
e'
tor ''i
fr. at a.
who y ii to d
it .-er.i- : Will a vote for Lt. W;thycorr.b be n j
'ria.n not becaie he has
Uck.ng in hi real for rjf
for Feme ether reason tn-
' vote f'.r W. thycorr.be so rnjch as
j will be a vote for M"ors?
JJeanw-hile who I Moore. who I.
back of hirn, what does he mr.d for (
and why e.r.ce he has been invtd '
'.. y.-n-n the real r-,o ubi. can : with s.11 the eential duties and re-j
te for ornor of Orgorfand j ponibiliUet of a candidate for gov-:
in lT. Wi'hycorr.be j trnor was he not made 'he candidate j
Hunninx merely the titular ! ir.Mad of tr. Wilhypornbe?
.h.n
!r.
'rop' ail
i.'l
irr.
Tr. ; 1 r rrankful for the
to.i.r.g yoo blea your
time and '-nance;
No r: ore w;ft .gh regretful to
th paw', joy turn jour
r'.tn'e;
Tae down th fr1r.dly Tddl
the g.rl w;il corn to
dar.'t
When the crop when the
rti p t ail n.
T. L. tuxton
1
i
J
tir.d.-J;
for fo f-rrtttr? had of the ticket?1
' Thin i a r.at'.ral :
'!uetion In view of Mr. Mooret" 1
ha .ior and Vr. Withycombe'a ao-j
e.r;'ce In that conduct. A th I
i-a! chairman Mr. Moore eem to j
thin he i the whole thing from hi 1
party rtandpoint. H attempted t- -: r an border.
4.m:u gubernatorial iue with Ijt. Th" i'ortland Journal In an editor
Hrnith and the former I'endletonlan ' jal yesterday toid of the Hinging by
replied very properly and very cour- Kuropean tidier of the ballad "It
teou!y that he would be glad to de-j s. !ng Road to Tipprary.-' lt wa
bate with Lr. Withycombe, th re- aerted the EnglUh noldler had Sn
puhlioan nominee, but did not con-! troduced the ong to the French and
idr the people were very eager to had not only taught the Frenchmen
hear from th republican chairman, ! how to ning it but had induced Oer-
It i an hard to awrerta.'n what is the
real war ong of the prM-r.t day in
Kurope a It is to de
War Songw termine the truth
And War Sonid. aiVut the fighting
ing along the Fran-1
Distinctively
Individual
Mum
THE TURKISH BLEND
CIGARETTES
ull like them
fcr theirdistinct
ive quality.
whi'h 1 a fact. liut that comrnon
ker.ne offer wa not accepted. Mr.
1 Moore repliea In language that how
!l . il . VI. . A
aaaaaaaAAAA ' 'Unoir.g iiiiiiki ih iijr vail) aii'j
. . . ' he will not for a moment consent to
Ii world be J.ffurvlt to imagine a n WithyemWa meeting In. Kmith
r.li. r i;f.t .f at.'.n than the on be- j jn 4bat. That reply give the lrn-
man prisoner to take up the ballad.
The bert information obtained by
th Eat Oregonian Indicates 'The
Long I'.oad to Tlprrar-" la not hav
ing the Influence on the war the Jour
nal Imagine. There is a report, how
ever, that a man at Atlantic City re-
:
V
A tfb-rubl'4
1 (f ft.
un 5 fr. ;i,
)r,g followed by a Chi- prnion that If any republican talk- ' cently read the words to that ong In
f.H', woman who re- ,rJf cr.dertaken with reference to a i,ndon newepaper and became so
r.'!y earn to thl . ;v 'a!e ii?u- h. Moore, will do j ( nthured he bent hi w ife and set fire
with 11 :.'.'.(( -'the ?.n:r.g. whil" In, Withycorr.h ' to v,8 father-in-law's whlakert.
.,fi.l,ir tr.d which jv,.. 1 ....'.-r,t hirne!f with delivery of . 1 r:.o.:t widely u'-d "w-r fon"
rr "' a 'ampalgn agalm-t ( ,;, np.ech "A Greater Oregon." c.rr." to the front during th pre-
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