They are
Be willing tomorrow to be at a
little inconvenience and go to the
polls. You had better put yourself
out a little so you can put the bosses
out a whole lot.
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L. G. PETERSON
(A LAWYER)
Candidate for Judge of the
PROBATE COURT
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• He is a joyful
fighting man of
clean and pro
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gressive manner
of thought, and
the number of
bills
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progressive
he has champion
ed into laws
marks him as a
real acquisition to
the state.—Rich
field Recorder.
Robert M. McCracken
Candidate for Re-Election as
Representative in Congress
Mother's canning fruit and thinks
she ought not to stop to change her
dress and go down town and back on
Tuesday. Which is more useful work
for her—to can peaches or to can
corrupt politicians?
No common washing day methods
will clean Latah tomorrow,
must be a bleaching powder 100 per
cent strong. That means the voting
population must be out 100 per cent
strong.
There
When you vote tomorrow', vote your
county ticket first.
It will not be an experiment to elect me to
the office of assessor. Experience as an extra
deputy in the assessor's office has proved that my
natural qualifications and my training have fitted
me for the work. I have had experience in every
phase of the business of assessing property and
and conducting the assessor's office.
DAVID S. REEVES,
Candidate for the Republican nomination
for Assessor.
