I I IK KVI-:::.s';. ,: V, : Vi"V:DAY, :.:AV 1810.
THE EVENING NEWS
Mil, TON J. SHOKMAKEK
CAKL I). SHOEMAKER
SAM J. SHOKMAKEIl
Editors and Publishers.
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FItlDAV, MAY Si, 1UIO.
TIIJ IKNI ISSUE AGAIN.
In another column of this Issue
KioarB a lengthy communication
sfrora oiW of the prominent citizens
of Kosobiirg on the railroad bond
Issue. In publishing this article
Tlio News but follows a fixed policy
of giving publicity to both sides of
Important questions concerning tuo
Browth and development of the city,
trosorvlng the right to crillclso any
Btnloiintn advanced, and to differ
.from the conclusions reached by the
writers of the articles. Judge Fuller
ton, the writer of this article, Is a
citl7.cn whoso opinions are valuable
and carry weight on most subjects,
and In disagreeing with him on the
subject or discussion, It Is not done
in a harsh spirit or disrespect, for
Tho News believes it but voices the
sentiments of a largo majority of
not only tho voters, but tho tux
payers or the city, In the stand it
1ms openly and consistently taken In
this matter. Like nil the objectors
to this method of developing the
city through tho until nil resources
lit Its vory threshold, Judgo Kuller
ton takes the most gloomy and pes
elmlstlc viow and fortifies his argu
ment with a wall of "If:!". Tho vory
fact that tho Judge Is in favor of a
municipal water and light plant
which would require the issuance
ot as many bondB and be no producer
of population or .payrolls, refutes
his argument on the increased taxog
being a burden on the property own
ers of tho city, ns It will also dlsposo
of tho assertion that he Is against
'tho expansion and development of
tlio city where he has lived so long.
We venture to Btato, that were the
judgo twenty five years younger, he
"would bo found in s front ranks
of tho movers in this matter, nnd
only truHt that ho may add another
twenty flvo years to his usoful career
bo that he can seo and enjoy tho
benerits from tho enterprise launcli
nd by the city In tho yenr 191G. And
among theso benefits there will be
a municipal light' and water plant
rovoring the city limits from Shady
l'otut to Kdcnhowcr, from half wa
to Dlxonvlllc to a . mile beyond the
Soldiers' Homo.
MOTIIIMIS DAY.
lairing tlio course of oach ro
curriitK your, wo as a people, have
iut aside a mini tun of days for some
particular intMuory, UHsooiUlon Y
relohrutltui, ami in limiting tlio so lec
tion of these- days luivo covered iho
vimt fields of putnot ism, it-Union,
labor ami persona. Wo glorify our
Hiiiuts it n J honor onr heroes; wo por
.pntuuto Hie lee.is niwl meniovy of
our Hhtteuieii, nml coniiuetiioi ate I
honest loll hy plnt'lnu its day on a:
prtleHlal of its own; wo eelehiale in
flttlnff pomp tho victories of our !
unities niul navy, nml set nsido a'
ilny of th.-'.nUrulnesfl for all tho!
MistiiKrt of peace and n nui n nnl j
luii vesl, hill uf these da s, worthy
iih (hey ure, none of them have the!
JuJluwed tisooiutlon which clits- j
1er around "Mothers' Ia", none of;
them hrintf nurll Gentler rem em-
lit unceH to tin tunny millions of i
tioniU. !t Is n lieatitfful trihiilc to!
mothers living, ami mothers who nro
hut sacred memories, this crowlna
ruwtom of pbeinjt apart one day in
tho ealendnr for the honoring of tho
viitiien and temler love of mothers,
iui.i nsiiiK as n hatlKo tho hciiutiful
flowr-. o' sprinsr.
.ft l!Y IWKSTIClllN
IliMV'UKi: IU"vSTKU
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SAN- 1.113 OPISPO, May 1". -A
roront r'n Jury nntli-r.d a verdict
that Iho death of five victims of the
Koniioki' wn cniifid by cold and ex-
posure. Three (survivors testified
that the steamer was overloaded,
sod Bald that but few escaped be
csuise there had been no bout (irillj;
and the sailors were iiufamlliar witb
their stations. Lopez testified that
the wireless dynamo was dismantl
ed. Koberia swore that the Hoanolc?
lifted before leaving San Francisco,
later righting herself.
i:i:i,(;Aiti.v pitiiPArei-is i-ok
AM, I EH' OI'I'D.VSIVI
LONDON, May 1.1. The Iiulgar
Jan troops are being withdrawn from
the Roumanian front and aro being
shifted to Salonica where it is antici
pated that the allies ure preparing
for a Btrong offensive.
I'AI'KIt .MILKS ADVANCE
VA(iKS A.VI P.WKK nun:.-;
PORTLAND, May 13 The Crown
YVillaniette Paper Company today
uunounced a ten per cent increas
o. ine wages ot ail employes in in..
Oregon City, Lebanon and Camae
mills, effective May 1. It effects
1700 wor'Ksrs. '(Coincident with
:::'.a notice. The News receded word
of an additional one-half 'cent per
pound advance on newa stock.) .
H. L. Kinder, a Portland biisincs
man nnd former newspaper inun,
was in tho city today at the Ump
(ua, and in an Interview with The
News it developed that he is a strong
Hiipporter and believer in Senator
Burton for president, und he gave
some very pertinent reasons for Ills
nomination. Among other things
Mr. Kiugcr said:
"Harmony a certainly going to
reign In tlio Republican ranks This
fail, and that is equivalent to say
ing that we are going to have some
of that old-fashioned Republican
Prospectty with a capital "P" after
next November.
"The announcements of tho Pro
gressives getting back into tho ranks
remove all fear on a national score
and my only worry of tho coining
primaries In Oregon is that, tho peo
ple In their personal Interest over
local candidates will neglect to ox
press tholr presidential preierence as
tho laws of Oregon permit. This Is
one of the fow atates whore a follow
gets two voles for president and It
Is just as important to get the first
one in May as tho second one in
November,
"Harmony will prevail at Chicago
hut It 1b bound to he the result of n
compromise. Roosevelt cannot got
tho nomination but his opening fight
on Hughea means that the nblo Jus
tice will bo opposed right down tho
line by the progressives and It looks
like n sure uniting on Senator Bur
ton, of Ohio. Ho has always Blood
for tho people or tho Kast and Wesl
alike and neither faction has an ob
jection to htm.
"Tho greatest first objection be
ing urged against Hughes is his si
lence on the fundamental Issues of
the day. It is like burying 'a pig
in a poke' to select him. Whatever
It Is that is circulating in his mind
must be like n mystery a Mend of
mine had In a barrol once. Ho was
of that frugal and thrifty Gorman
sort which annually puts up its bar
rel of saner kraut. Ho had his bar
rel out for an airing one spring day
when a little girl not tall enough to
look Into ft happened ntong.
"What's In there. Mr. Schweit
rer?' she queried,
" 'Oh, a Dutchman,' replied tho
facetious Teuton.
"Th" littlo i-i'-l sniffed a-ound the
barrel a minute und then said, Ms
he ileud?'
"In Senator Burton's mind on!
position we know we will find noth
ing tlend for he has discussed every
question of tho day nil over tho!
country as he did in Kosohurg and
for I'd ye.us bis republicanism has
been sound." j
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CITY NKWS.
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Al. llenrlkron. J. T. Bridges. W.j
T. St. .lohn and John Busenhark, all j
candidate for the office of county!
commissioner were In the cltv to-1
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lv A. Simliir. county roaihiiiiatcr.
and Coninilsaiouor 11. 1". Xlrhoi it'ft
"lls rnliii! for llrorkway and
oll,r Points In this vicinity where
."wrvi;n re;ilr to (hp
ounly roads. The temporary re-
TilK i;lI; COXXUIIS Those art
lohn Kohl ii no n Circus.
pairs are being made preliminary to:
permanent improvement. j
.Miss Staton, who is conducting i
tho school at Rice Hill was in the
city for a t:iort visit today.
Frank Hopkins, the Ca'nyonvillo
deputy sherilT was in this city today
teturned this evunlng with the ballot
boxes for his vicinity. ,
Mrs. J. A. Zimmerman, oT Albany,
returned (u her home this afternoon.
Hiio was accompanied by her moth
er, Mrs. J. I-', Thoniason, who will
visit with her for several weeks.
George B. Best, prominent
rancher of Looking Glass, was in
'the city today. Ho reports a bump
er crop of prunes for this falj in
iheir vicinity, appearances Indicat
ing that they will have to build more
driers to take care of the crop. : j
Members of the Masonic fraternity!
and lot owners in the Masonic cem-
etory are notified that clean up day
for tho cemetery which was set for
Friday, May f, but postponed on ac
count of the weather, is now offi
ially sot for next Tuesday, May
16, and It is hoped that a goodly
number will respond to the call and
lend a hand at the good work. Tho j
same plans prevail ns before regard-j
ing transportation to and from the'
grounds and the serving of lunches!
nn the ground that day. I
ALconoL-3w:ucE.vr.
AVr&lalile iVintii'rifa.Vi
.simU.ilinSllicRrad.iwlHiiii tit llic Slora.vhsaii'l Itotls
rroiuotcs Di'vVhlioiUlKrri'it.
licssnnillvVt.Conl.uiisWilM
Opiuiii.Murpliine ror.Mmcal.
N.Yl' N'AlH'OTIC.
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Net Contgcta 15 Tlmd Dnc&nJ
I X.K Simile SiMrcut i
ists have lxxm rightly styled "The HI decs
HELP ENFORCE
WE
In order that tho city may pro
sent an attractive appearance dur
ing the Strawberry Carnival, the
city council has given order to the
marshal to strictly enforce the weed
ordinance which prohibits weeds and
long grass from being allowed to
grow in the yards and curbs. Mar
shal Williams stated today that the
ordinance was being generally ob
served, but that in many places no
attention had been paid to it. Ho
asks that the citizens of tho city co-1
operate with him in tho enforco-1
ment of the provisions of the city
WANTED Spring wagon or buck
board; single, must be cheap am
in good condition. Give price. Ad
.dress F. W. c-o News. E95-m19
1 AM XO CANIUDATU
But If you want to buy a
farm you bettor see a farmer.
I have some very good bar-
gains and Improved farms for
sale now. Call me up or come
out and see me. C. M. Ander-
son. Melrose, Ore. Phone
10F25. 596-ml5p
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know TM
Genuine Castcrla
Always
Bears tlio
For Ovsr
Thirty
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Tt iwraw UMMir, Mtw to eir?.
of
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They are coining t o
l?w and that the cleanups be made
without the necessity of a notice be-'
ing served.
In case there are neglected lots or
parkings in violations of the ordin
ance the marshal requests that he
bo notified so that he can attend to
it immediately. A telephone call to
tho city recorder's office will reach
him and he will be . saved a great
"Onyx"
You Get GOOD Value at ANY I'rice
Emery-Beers
WHOLESALE
153-1GI EAST
Ho Luxe"
Spring and Summer,
Dress Goods
In Dimities, Batistes, Voiles and Silk Mixtures
Now On Display . .
New Spring and Summer
Coats
'J.JiyTHIWIHMBliHM,H.HIlJJI.H)
For Ladies
Afr j Our
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is complete in every detail. Models for every
Figure.
Be Friendly, Come in and see us Occasionally.
I. A
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The Dependable Store
lio - .ichm'K on May ii: with the big
deal of trouble. The recent clm
up day was a fereat success anw
the apoparance of the city has been
greatly improved a still greater im
provement, however, can be made in
the removal of the unsightly weeds
and gtass and in this the residents
of Rosen urg can greatly assist the
city marshal if they will act upon
his requests.
Hosiery
- sl i LWe or Cotton 2Sc to 5.M s pair
Companyjnc.
241)) ST.
and Misses
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