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llmisp lit!! No. 121.
A bill for an ant to prevent sheep
moved or driven, from any j
I:ifrra!fMi That Ka! iJe Cliivtcl. j eation rhcnwt between sections, teachers, as nearly all tin; !eui;'
Tho investigations of the Ford , Transportation is now the key to fdueutow of the state kno.v
lomnntteefit Pittsburg frhow in a ; prosperity ; eorimereial greatnesJ :..i.,g ,v t h,w ,( -h,U
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Htute.forth puriwse of being herded j groator riiieeliief in ftimlicr corn- j iinprovenn-i.ta, end tin's county dUiiu-tio,. gi;cu in tin :u bv thev
or pdKtured i.pon pu?li lands, or nnnuties iii the. interior that they , will pay its fuil proportion of tin pi.ite. When On gnn li.-ts e-tubi
county in thin titato or faun any
pluco outnida of JJii Stale into this
t of f)0-:M i- ! ; r; -i i I, fit, !ik:) to Mr
fdtif mi fl l;il.tti irt,M!lt'r'if inn t.t 1. 1. . ! 1 . r ..Mi i : , ..
ate tho country and wok even trade. Portland needs all" Hich I Kaytert, r.orm;i!
upon land owned by any person oth
er than the owner of mieh hhecp, or
his agent, or the" (: huving
thorn in cliarge, without the per-
ruifoion of the owner of f e h land.
cnne,:ect in tt.e oroa.i current o; c(Wt; JilaBtern Oiegon has a right ; liaheri and wjuipil a -t;te normnl
metropolitan liidufttnal life. The j (o conHideration. But no ecetion-,' school at an 'exjwe of .'?-'-pretense
that workmen come fiom j aj jcnloiwy should -exist, no tirWto fiOO.OUO, and ma-imd it
thecotuitrieu of Houthern and East- j figuring of rights he necessary. I wii h the l,.rlrri(,,., t.M4 to U
em lCmone individuallv. and of! TK .1 i.i.. ..n : ... i , .
I1IIF-I91UII Ul 1UO uniict ui ri' il liiii'i, j -I iiit num. viii iiiiu oytuil livip ttJi : 'il' '.UIICVI 111, i l.'lliU, ):ri'.i UlUV
Introduced by J. N.j. uliaiiibon, their own free will is proved to be section, neeording to ita means I thir.k u'w ', Hv tl';--i of givin if
JiinuflT-2-2..18HX iajn absolute sham. Mr. Doyle, u ftnJ their ueedt.. Oicpn i not -ork pjni Miinn
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Sb:. 1. It shall be rn.lawfiil Bra ni'r wrk-roan 01 tne Krjig.ns nr.. ,-;0or-tbe itm-w-iaeuUi .rftiie to tu hciiooU . M ' ,. ...v. tVn li si
perKon ow ning any sheep, or for his j Labor, teatifie that in a long ex- j contrary and can raise money fo; i auiupatinbm t-.tv irrekvant.
agent, or for any irbn bavingany j perience he has never known them ! just Cl;d pi.01,(.r enterpri.g ftt email !
ehoep in charge, in any county i 10 arrive 111 less numUers tnan in j mterett. or can provide a tax to
this Btate, to move or drive such j groups of ten, and that they uni-jnK;fct the coet The ptate oujj
eheep into any other county in this,! verbally intend to make what they jQ y UberaJ, . ehoiild practice
state, or for any person ouUide of car in the service of the importing; tCo,loll,y liy pr0vidtr.g n.uch need-
homes. There is nothing to con-
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this state to move or drive sheep
into this state, for tho twrposo of
pasturing or herding such sheep ! tradiet, but everything to confirm
upon the public lands, or upon any i this evidence. Cases in which
i all new BubMcrIbur!landow,,!(1 b? c".v I'"1011 other u mi migrants become cuaena
are coinparaiiveiy lew. 1 i.ere
bows, and then return-to their! ed facilities and so enrich the pee
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pie. "'1 here is a witholdir.g that
leadetli to poverty," and tliere ia a
Th 0!d Ksil Ft nee.
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The pl acing of barbed wirefunies
around farms, usurping tho phica
of the old rail fence, destroys half
of the pbasuro of farming. There
is something al.out tho old rail
just liberality that is sure to bring ! f'nco that " rcal comfortable, and
In Addiilsn to this Offer
a recompense.
sheen in charge, without the per- immigration of sturdy, industrials
mission of the owner of such land ; ! ""lives of Northern Europe, who!
and any person violating the pr(). come of their own will, depende nt j ever made in the history of the
Kr:r..:l School LegtiUtton.
(cil.uia Slutoriiia:..)
Perhaps the eorrie.H exhibition
of defective and unwise legislation
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We will, until April 1st, 1K.SJI. furnish all subscribers to the OCIIOCO vi-ions of thissection nhall be guilty i &f CS anl K80iW; that displayed on our stat
K VI 1SV who pay up all urn wages and one year's subscription in ad-; of a misdemeanor ; jiroviiled, never-j e3 ueterrninoa to becomj Amen- j uto books with reference to normal
nee, and ail paid-up new sul.i ci liiers, the East Portland S UXDA Y theless, that anv person who, in ! can citizens and to do their part to , schools. Of the four institutions
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good faith, eliall drive any sheep
from any county in this state into
any other county in this state, or
from any place outside of this state
develop the land in which they ex
pect to find prosperity. Such im
migration has dune this country
good, and will continue to benefit
Km Cimi'ny No. 1 me
u ui every inuin'i
PlUH'E-iONAfw CAIUW.
h. v. celkna:, m. d.,
1M1VS1CIAN ANU Bl'ltviKUN,
rainsviMiK, Oui:..n.
omrI"lr..l .In r north o( J.fk.on Hi.u.
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Full set nf tee'.l. fmin f2-r. tof-ID, iweer.l
inn lo i.iuliiy. 1 ilin lei-Ui reUateU to
Ail Work Vcrranted.
drain vr svck tukrii in arhaiKje fur
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that the state in its haste has con
stituted state normal schools, there
was not one at the time but was so
weak it feared longer to attempt to
! into this stute, for the purine ofj11- lut the immigration we invite run alone in competition with.bet-
traiispcttir.g the same to market or' must oe citizen immigration, notjterand more flourishing institu-
to some pcrmatunt place'; of desti-j t!ie Peonage of alliens. 1 lie 1111-1 tions. In their extremity they
nation, without intent to evade this ' ponauona irom ,-outi.crn Europe ; (Tied out to the state, "please make
us into state normal schools!"
Why this cryfor such recognition?
Was it because they had become
suddenly possessed of a benevolent
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Fiunyi i.i.n, - - - - " Ohkoon.
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act, may pasture or herd such she. p ar(! chieily from populations intcl
upon tho land of anv p?rson, by ! IctuaUy and physically weak,
the permission of such parson, and 1 They are not merely poor in purse ;
n. to he wis-;, or upoa public lands j the.V are feeble in person, they are
for such time as may he necessarily j l)oorhl 6Pirit' anJ moS tlie t
consumed in stons or rests between I 6"'t- The Italians, for, in-
f tages, -while 8uIuiheoj are beimg 1 1' brought here by bosses; are Nobody, belie vvs tlds.
so driven to their tdacu'of destina-1 ,nPaPPable oi "S .V So toofl- tlK.y were prepared
tion.
Sec,
set sudieicntly the injury their com-
2. Anv person violation 1 PtllUOI) muicis on American worK
T-TI7.
the provisions of this act shall, up-! uun- re proviuent
on conviction thereof, be rmi.ishedl thsn tl,e Chinese, are far more ig
bv a fine of not less than 100 nor norant are loss l'':cefu!ly inclined,
more than 250; and the sheriff of j un1 in uvl)i' b'ttcr
thocountv in which such eonvic-j caIcu,ated to osiniilato wit!l
tion shall take place shall have j American life. The importation of
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power to remove such sheen from m,rh,m u l,MUT wmrnvii niauc
sai l county at the expense of tho ""oau, aosouneiy stop-
owner of such sheen or Lis agent or! Plu- 1 "Liin bl,ol"u l P,n,u m "c
'O the person having then, in charge, I bumau importations m groups.
Wiand thosheriiT is hereby given a : Toe Kord bill imposes on our con-
lien upon said sheep to recover said i sul3 VUnl functions, to test
! and eert is.' t !u i-!i 1 r leS'i- nf i .niiii-
CXpenses. .
Skc.3. Courts ofintieos of the ! Brauon iro'" tno I'ori8 Bl v-mc"
llli- Tl-1l fH It'fll- ll'.A.lr'. - Q nn li n 4- Tl' ill
XU.lt JUU Uill VV K)d Ul lil.iL
SAW
ON EVERY PURCHASE?
Cents
Dollars
public spirit and desired lo make
themselves useful to the state?
Oc because
d to do Letter
normal woik than the more prosper
ous schools about them? No one
acjuainttd with the facts, fl;ra mo
ment would assent to this. It is
because they wish to devoie them
selves exclusively to normal work?
So far is this fiom the truth that
there is a provision in the law con
stituting them for their college
work. Why then, indeed, do they
ask this distinction? If giving in
struction in the art of teaching be
the object, surely state recognition
is not needed, as they had never
been denied that privilege, and
cold, repulsive. Until you come to
think of it,"t!iere does not seem as
though there wns a gr?at deal of
solid comfort in a rail fence, but
there ia. Did you ever see two old
farmers leaning against a rail fence,
wiiitlir.g and talking politics or a
horse .trade for hours together?
They are more comfortable, and
rest more than if they were occupy
ing the softest sofa, or the best
stuffed arm-chair in the world.
There are so many shapes a man
can get into, to rest, about a rail
fenci. First the farmer will fold
hi3 arms and rest them on the top
rail, and lean his breast on the
fence, and talk for half an hour,
until his leg? are tired, and then
he will step one foot upon the sec
ond . rail from the bottom, and
stand and whittle for half an hour,
until the for rail is ns polished as"
a piece cT uu'iogany."'' Then " he
will change feet and lean one el
bow on the second rail from the
top, and ehaipen his knife on his
boot, and taik for an hour about
how ho is going to pay the mort
gage on his farm next year. After
that position becomes irksome he
will turn his boek to the fence,
stand on his heels, and placehis
two elbows on tho top rail, and
lean against the fence, and for half
an hour he will tell' about how the
old mare that lie was trying to
trade off cleaned out all the teams
on the road coming back from the
other schools, among the strongest; celebration at town, after the fire-
pence are hereby given concurrent j 1 - b'-rv(- ncse provision? i ana oest in tne state, nave tor years j works on the 4tn, and now, it tie
Miuuiu iu inuue sirn:j.-ein in me j prosecuted tliat worlc sueeesstuuv. wasn't n.ved just, as tie is, and
thev serve. Th
iurisdictinn of offenses acainst the i
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,.,!,: ii, ; ,.t i-Aiiiiof, tmu mey sii.iu.u uusmci- u pat tiicn, is tiic reason? simnlv i wanted to
I'rolmble IJniljre Losses,
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inen-
! end the. inllux of Italians and
1 ho big i.oiHl ,.rmv. pas tnej 1un$ lhat ,m8 grown l0 be a
following ns to probable losses on ; aeo l0 our h-.tiustriul svsti in.
the range this winter :'
Careful iiiouirv as to tho condi
tion of range stock results in a veryj lT'kr the above heading the
rloomv remit of the wav in which. i January .Mst says :
The Duties of tee Siate.
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GUIDE, 114 p?. pricj only 2JC. ptwc
Groat Enqlish Remedy.
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A if'.inrrtniiM'fl ,,,r1' v,n
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Mp IJiliivniitPO Six Hose
tu .urn finv pfl.f. T'T P.vory
linl wn.liiM'M.li
"-"X- ,. urnl Ions r.J .ii
rfor Tnkinif, llv.i nrRiiiii
orilnr rcniilvnl, w-i
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l-.(. not ciffwln rarr.. , , J-.V B ,T "
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fSCr--oll In PrlnevPktiJ II a ui Jt IiaI.hwib,
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IS THE TIME!
Those who wait Avill weep for tlie
E T U HIT Y
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VifV'Are How
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ffisi They
If. SICE
Offering,
y liiisH to
stock, especially cattle, is winter
ing. A. A. Pierpoint, a representative-
stockman, well informed on
the situation, and thoroughly reli
able, assures us shut from present
appearances tho loss this winter
will be 70 per cent of nsttlo and 23
per cent of horses. On Columbia
river the loss will bo nearly as
great. In the vicinity of Moses
lake the loss will be somewhat less.
This damaging report is not due to
a hard winter or any disease among
stock. It is because farmers are
crowding out the stockmen by fenc
ing the agricultural lands and
watering places. While tho ranges
have been greatly reduced by the
homestead settler, the herds have
rapidly increased both by natural
increase and immigration, with n
result not surprising, disastrous.
Tho days of large h-?rds in tho llig
Bend are a thing of the past.
Tin-Answer.
(Tcxa. SlfllnK'i.)
An excited clergyman wrote to a
Washington editor asking if it was
Oregon has never gone wildly
into schemes. The greatest invest
ment mde has been to secure the
locks and canal at the falls of the
Willamette. There has, since
their construction, been a check on
monopoly and the farmers of -the
Willamette have found the worth
of this great work in the saving it
has made fur them.
The success of this undertaking
is encouragement for similar work
where it may be needed. Western
Oregon has had the advantage and
benefits of this work and Eastern
Oregon stands waiting for some
iiberaliiy fiom tho state in furnsih
ing facilities for transportation
there. The governor wisely rcc
oommends thai a small tax he lev
ied to construct a ship railway at
the Dalles and have it completed
by the time tho canal and locks are
finisehd at the Cascades. Kastvrn
Oregon and Washington too, for
that matter want the obstacles at
the Dalles removed. Fai's's rail
way scheme can be safely trad at
tho Dalles and success in a small-
this: they desire, and so far have
succeeded in obtaining, a patent
right on teachers' certificates and
twenty dollars boot
money to send Nathen off to the
select school, there is no man on
earth that couhl huv that mare.
life diplomas. Simply this, and! Then he wilgct tired and stand
nothing more, l ney are not ask
ing for subsidies not yet; they
dare not; but tho time of such ask
ing will surely come. Only the
monopoly in teachers' certificates
lhat is;; all now. But has the
state paused to see what aa enorm
ous asking that is? Yo:i:: teach
ers fear examination bt:'cre the
around, sideways, put his lett arm
upon the fence, arid begin to whit
tle again, and swear the 'man that
rui-s utiie cheese factory down at
the corner is skinning ua farmers
out of our eye-teeth. Without go
ing into details as to ninety-nine
other combinations by which a
firmer can rest on, about a rail
state board of education vremtnd- j fence', it may not boout of place to
ously, and this fear operates to speak oTwttuig-otrli" fc'uce.'- The
drive tnom to the school, not win n farmers, ft ft or trying several po-
they will get the be tit s ruadun bit! si tions, will instinctively enmb up
where they c.vi g -t a teash'jrs' c :r
ti ficcetewi thou t further examination
after they leave school. This brings
them students and bolsters up an
otherwise failing patronage. Is it
wonderful that other schools doing
normal work, such as Pacific Uni
versity, Albany Collegiate Institute,
MoMinville College, Willamette
University, the State University,
and other strong schools, and turn-
the fence and rest on the top rr.il,
their feet resting on the third rail
from the top, which is always laid
with brojection enough to make
good footing, and an hour will pass
a tho fellows talk of the times
when they settled in the country,
and the hardships they have en
dured, and how tho children have
grown up and gone away, and the
con vcrsation will drift in a sleepy
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true imiL i-i.ere nuum i un iv iu a, , . , , . ., . , .
mu . , . . er wny will aid to period tne idea for
Harrisons iniiuKun.i'n.
replied the editor, ''and you had
better engage your partner now.
There'll bo a rush."
A hog weighing 2070 pounds was
cnteipiises on a larger scale.
Oiigon ci.n ii:oio nppioprhit'.'ly
aid such schemes ns will build up
the stale than local measures that!
are questionable. There is no
i ques tion as to the value of , the
ing out annually scores of tho best j channel, and the sun will begin to
trained teachers in the stato, should sink in the west, and the horny-
look with a feeling akin to disgust handed sons of toil will suddenly
on this business? Or that they re me tuber that the chores are to be
should send up a petition in which j done, and with a ''good night, I.igo,"
many others have joined, to repeal; and a "drop around aain to-mor-the
section making the invidious row, Ike," they will separate and
distineton of granting teachers' one will t.iko a milk pail and a one
ceiti'ieates to theso state normal , logged stool and go tow:) rd 9 the lot
schools, and not to their graduates? ; where the cows) have come home,
Some of the best normal schools in j while tho other will go across thu
the count y are not state schods road to his barn and throw down
but private. Nobody wishes to do-' some h:iy for the horses, and they
ny to Monmouth or Drain or Ash-; will both en to bed at eight o'clock
land or Weston the pnvilege of do-' as tired ns though they had beer
on
exhibition at tho markets in ; lhilh mihuiy. It mud t.id the ! '"R all tho normal work it .plcav. : ininvinrj;. put tl.ey ban a pl'iiJ;
San Francisco recently.
j entire slate by making consilium-j Put the best work in prep-. ri ng csiny vi. it o.i the obi rail fence.