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Newspaper
Independence Enterprise
Location
Independence, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
3
J Malarkey a Republican candidate for joint senator and progressive leader in the anti primary campaign declares he will stand by and work for Bowman in the Oregon election context.
The speaker defends the direct primary system and Bowerman's governor nomination. He notes the primary elected Bowerman with the most votes, despite opposition from assembly supporters, and asserts the party’s will is expressed through the ballot. He cites Lafferty Weinberger and other nominations as not reflecting majority picks.
A sensational ad asserts the medicine prevents appendicitis by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. It promises relief from constipation headaches biliousness chills and related ailments with claims of killing a murderer described as the disease.
A notice promotes wireless and railway telegraphy careers for young men and women. It cites a nationwide shortage of telegraphers since wireless stations expand and offers beginners $70 to $90 monthly with advancement. The National Telegraph Institute of Portland Oregon oversees official institutes and places graduates, inviting inquiries.
The Independence council turned down the proposed license law, saying it was presented solely to influence election voting and noting the mayoral interests at stake.
The writer urges both sides to accept a joint debate on statewide prohibition. Rev. Weber challenges Hon. A and Ruth to a public exchange, with eight and twenty five dollar rewards for immediate participation, which the "wet" side refuses. The piece argues dry advocacy is hindered by empty rhetoric and appeals to prejudice, urging the wet side to accept the challenge.
Dr and Mrs Butler entertained a party of hunters from Portland Saturday and Sunday. The guests included G Sutherland W E Carlon and F W Morris.
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