The Oregon mist., June 12, 1908, Image 2

The Oregon
Mistl
Enteral at the Tostolfice at St. Hclcu.
' Oregon . as accond-chts mail mutter.
Issi'tti Kvkrv. Futnw llv
K. It. VLAUC.
UUITUK AND ritOI'HtKTOR.
SUHSCtUiTION KaTKS
One year
Si months
... -x-
Advertising ntfea made known oil emul
ation. Legal notices w ccuis ier
County Official
...Paper...
CmcitT Ciu-rT Otru-KK
Tlmum A. McBride litrtot J ml"
(j. I.. Hedges District Attnriie
CorNTv OrncMa
R. S. Hattan, Judge St. Helens
W. A. Harruj, Clark -t. Helena
Miintti' Uiue, Shi rill !-t. U
Casper I.ibel, Ooinmirwioner... Mm
II. West. Con'inUsUme Sonppno i-
Kdwin Koss, Treasurer St. Helen
A. T. l-iaw, .es!ir M. Uli
I. H. Copelaml. School Stit... Moult.. t
F. 1'. 1'res.ott, Surveyor - Uinnb i
II. R. Cliff. Cir..r.;. St. MfliMK
IN THE DAYS OF OLD
Statement No 1 and denincrsey n
and the same. Winn the Oranil ul.l
1'arty awakens from it o.guniiied i!i-
order ami party principles are para
mount to spoiU) and cilice , then e ms
I able to see ami witness tlie dawn nl
better ai d i.rijihtvr ilav. I.oiiglivt ih
principles of the Kepublican paity
Down with tin; factional lilT. rcn.-t
party spit anil ruin. Uervais Star.
The. alitor of the rttur will confer n
favor by mentioning the time in Oregon's
history when the Kepublican party was
not rent by factions ami when partv
principles were paramount to spoils ami
office. Fact is that a long period of mis.
rule, graft and corruption is resiwtisiblc
for the present state of affairs. The
people saw no relief in aight, o lhe
voted fur any meatir they thought
would place direct power in the hand;'
of the voters to convct nine of the evils
their representatives refused or neglect
ed to abolish. The election of Vnitwl
States Senators from Oregon has at all
times been a matter of trade am) barter,
and lias leeu absolutely devoid of prin
ciple. Has the Oregon Legislature, for
the past twenty-live years, elected a
senator becau.-e of his fnncs for the
position and because of the principle of
the party he represented ? For ti greater
part of the time we have had an able
man, but who will pretend that he rep
resented any kind of a principle, or
that his election was the result of his
devotion to the tenets of the Republican
party ? It it not a fact that the Senators
from Oregon, tince the defeat of Ihilpli,
have been opportunists who either con
cealed their real sentiment or eagerly
adopted what they llieTed to be the
popular idea? Is it not also a fact that
under the old system from the packed
primary to the legislative caucus the
methods employed were notoriously
and openly corrupt? It was o plain
that none were deceived. The tog was
bought, either with cash r political
preferment, and vet cur friends who
oppose .Statement No. I talk blatantly
about the good old days when princi
ples were paramount to spoils and nff
ices. In those good ol I days they were
not even true to their corupt bargains,
and they took lesions from the lesser
thieves and practiced the "double cross"
upon their wealthy victim. Do you re
inemtier the holdup legislature, wiih all
Its disgraceful and .ircicsl surroundings,
when the pupil nut-peneraled the master
in the good old methods 7
Do yoo remember the Sirnon Lotan
primaries and the CorbetSimon sen
atorial contett? I)o you remember
when Senator McRride'a beneficiaries
betrayed hitn in ti.e interest of Senator
Mitcll-Il, to the crowning disgrace Of
the State? How and why wera mem
bers of the Legislature elected nnder
that good old system? Was it on ac
count of their fitrrietw. 'or because tlu-y
stood pledged to (heir constiluents for
the support of certain principles, or
was it because they had given their
pledge (and in some cases a written one)
to stand for the selfish aspirations if a
certain candidate? Really it is too
early to talk about the good old ways of
the Grand Old Tarty, J,et the people
have time to forget and tin stench to
float away.
Acvwfe to the ros tabW W Oon Uu,
arc tony-seven ,no,nbors:vlc,t o ihj . , u.
Stalcmont No. . Republic; n ... ; - States
expected to vote .or V r l Itl the
As there are mi - " ,,, ,.U(UU,h
littil Utwccti
., i . .:. t -., .iii.l tint int.e juv
,,! i-onveuim: ol ine t
benator.
to elect, provided none ol Uina
The imuvinis aUo;.;cl!ter too iiar-
.i .. i s. ,, ., nil iillf mote
Senate, th.s wouia gixc v. ... . im, u.wwn
ever occupy a .u v ; - . x t llc
tlK. Memliers m iy t'e c.imu i
. i
prcscut junior Senator
.....
,,..( nr in I lit iiirxi .-i
occur in n- -- c i n -v in iv ie
the ledside of dyinff relat.ves ... d.-.Uut M.t 1 na
compelled to vis'it Kurope or South Au.or.ca t; k k . rl ur
i,c?L interests, overdue nuu-tiiARcs ..... y be v.uudl.d, u v
111 as to the Governor's ,,,,,..1 t.upUude t uy ,
be shown (to the satisfaction of the ch.u.huv:) h. t he :
nut mo rallv to associate with 1'l.Ut, and Ou,y, and Alduc ,.,
a d a , of course, would ivlca.e any man l.,m b
Clauce o Statcneut Nk i. The rre.src ,.., he mem-bcrs-elect
to induce the... to .epu-.ate the pledge u;,.n u h a ,
he ,so:uelhi:.v;
treur-ti-.
(1,
.,. ,i.r. l.-i'tfil IS lTv!Uir t)
I...1-..:.... .v. l. . rei-orJ ofsetiatori.il contests the first I'.vo
members to sell themselves o,n;ht tole able t;. scene c.n Kh
bribe money to make them i.,.KTe,.dcnt b-r the rot ot t! u.
lives We" surest that they adopt the rU. ol a amhul
representative who entered into an agreement t- vote .oi a
certain candidate every day until he was elected or t.efcued.
tor a certain daily price, and then devoted ail h:s enct.o t.
j the contest, until U .tste.1 uniu l i-wu.'. .
I representative
nrolontrini!
the session. 1 luce Statement .vi
in,, nml enterinL' into an aiM x-uieiU ot tins
the work effectively. Of curse they :ui..;ht. it c
o.. ;.,,-,,nv..iiiiMiee .but who ever hea.d
w vjiiv iv... .... 1.1'
CiCvti"ltS
V I'-hli-
It Id do
mvicted, !
f .111 ( :ev;o!l
leiiislator Ix-itK punished tor ;uept.tt.
1. ....... tl,..r li ivi been vet V tew sell tloi l.l
at Salem that were not settled by dtrcet or
iti'Uie
.t bri'
or
ir of Mr.Clutuber-
the
lJi.tU
State,
to
TI,,. ,r,lnliilitie therefore, are Ho. ;u i t
Iain's election, lie is the choice of the p.-op'.c of
and euouiih Statement No. i members have been
.. tUir -Ub... To defeat iir.tl wul Hot Ki:l Mate
nicut No. I. Despite the sneers of its opponents the pntu i
u In t.i.t t.ruvii.m oft he direct tri:uarv law has
iimvrUh.ihle strciieth. and iti time it wul cause
States Senate to submit to the pe
the
a constitution d
I'tiitcd
amend
ment for the election of senators by direct v -te S the jH:op!e.
Whether Chamberlam is eiectei
i.t n
t the
tateiuetit io
o-ftits in crrftnrtl: nnd the next election wul see an increase J
number of candidates adopting it as their .hibbidcth. The
defeat of Chamberlain, however, meaus thentter annihilation;
of the Republican party in this State, while his election will!
mean its unification. Send him to the Senate and the cloak j
of noupartisanship will fall from him. He will lake his j
proper place as an opponent of Republican measures, and,
long before his term expires, the people will have lire I ot j
him and have become convinced of their folly in senilis,.; a
Democrat to represent Oregon at the national capital. It is;
pretty strong medicine, but it is the only cure. '
Hist and Oregonian $1.80
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS SOME REMARKS
The Mist appears this wi ck ' m mi ail
bime pli t live Cwlmnti p i r. Iler ,!'
fre one side of (he pip r has ! cm
printe! in Portland, nil ! at a . oiH'd. r-
ahle exMli; to in, ' iirrt furuis'.liijC
the Mist at one dollar per ye.ir, and in
order to do t(iis it is ne.-e-siry in r. !nce
exjienses, at least fur the present, fhe
paper cisl US, without printing, n-ailt
fifty cents yearly for each nili-enlx-r, and
ll is unf. rtmia e! r Mr K i'.t ni' lut'nr
rtitic.t C4r it th e. I' ., .p r.. i:i(v,
which H'lvn him an hiiwnw n;a; .m
in ln primary fl-. '.i .ii . h.i iar,i 1 1 y
Cli.iiil.Ti.uri by ",','). Ti.ere .re c t's n
j thill , that ci! II .t ,- ,!t.,r. .,uv,
and it it nv!,.., I r ,i i.iau t , .iy i,,. Wj,
. uaahla to cm! Ml hit fr en-Is tj.ef,
friends vot,..l nij .inni . mil .h (,,r (,,;-
i erivir. T:,e party Im! i r, i,-, uiut wl.at
il can easily 1 seen that the margin for j ",c ca"" v, r' '" )
success In I ,ti;n. c,,i
ornllt w.is ii!t.jflhir i.u, n.nil w
are eonlident that our subscrili-rs will ; k"e t"'"k
or Inn: t'n.
Vl.en it man
b fully in well sHtisiied nilh the Mi! ! U-tille" 10 l"' 1 1 ' "iild t.t il, ,.
in its preient form, as WeeXiec.t to make j u,m """" "P h " l r. lite fi.in
it make it a belter local and county 1 "c l""llu:nl "r' :. "1 !'"! imdl I,., ,-
pm.er than it haa been heretofore. l- ,,,!4r ;:!, t bur) U,K hi,
though we claim that it Ims hc.-u i .jii;il
f.ir the MU, BM'l K tiicl lndinn 111
ihi t'lillt'd tnl Nennl Hilt w tld
huve bcil "I K"''- tieiirllt M Orcon In
the event of blr"idreloii;blH It U lone
oUii pr-lol'lo hn li-"
l veil if the l.t'iftsUliirti di nl fled
t; .vcimir t'lmuiberlnlii tin' th"lce will
rn.t lilt upoti Mr. I iilloii, I " Ih" f.n
that h.' iihhi la line lUaineeiett tl.i.
s- hcino up I ' Ihe piWnl lluii ami will
! li iv. tin- ti pMO h oul illl
,,. i.li (.ir b loci ) h'it thti l.-j(lsltiirt.
m.. la. never ilileildcl thai either (Vlip
,. nil. at sho.ihl .il out, Th next
C,,iL-.t Maiea Senal" fim Oiej.m, if
the- . heiii li. Is still tindjr covrr,
1 1 . 1 1 '
GROWTH OF THE CHANGE
A Duaerved Tribute to Mn.
Our II. Waldo.
tiir7-tf"iiiit.
ts. I'Ui II W4I.I I, -) ! be
.lite . l.nir f.'l U'O iVInms id Hit
I vii liy sn l 'ilf ' lb" iili,' ll ib
, it I .r four vrrtH, (ullivvl frvlll lha
i.t,cr w.tli i!i Mty ismie, and J. J
J huioll. liew'vs"! 't"v-l Imlilrrr, took
up th .t as .! t r. ll U H ir.
,ei 11 t siji it t- Mrs, Waldo Ihe r"
llivk lblr ;:.!! u( lll utt lvll id llu
in , ity tr, thti 'll l-W jM U
.eiy .-i. W hite III i.ilio h U!.
t u'vd I 'l.'r ll-ly rvrljf liisltjff
.( o h'ijI-t, iiritiit li e mciiil.i .j
i l .j.t l,'l'-r iiic'.ln ds III ail llnef nt
dun tij th sliie i.f ier r Is fully
i. ,.!-. .j(h1 (u the, rntlto iieuitssrslil,
x-. I it iiiilucrca Mill r.iiiti iue. I it
1 ! . n bvi coiiux tioe, tilt tUt Otitg.
i'. ill'Sui, M(. W t'l' lt
... n i .inBe (is mole thin ikitibW-l iU
t.,rft,lit I 'I the ('ml r'iht years nod
tf.j l.t,. oliiv C.lll'lllUSHOfl l pnthusi
l . ; oj l.!...l Aoiol-rf ulftrll.. to
! ir o'tr (iirtn'wrtlep lo IUW. ubich
mi tu-' naiMl i-nis l.w at the Mat
'.liii'. H .iti sitcli a tiUUttx ( (oit.d
I 11 ! tt c sue .'r . any rrfxfin or mo
- Ii.rt lin ttiit.' the (Ktis! li iiihl
, il l, rl W ah .t'ti ihe .ru.-.l n(
1 h ner 111 1. ill bands, 1 nut MrgT
vi.... ii.o-ii. if to t ifli'ler Ihn Itlauo s
1 ' . -1 ( ,f ;h- at ! !t i'f ',! jlljtiols l.n
' n i t i Hi.' h.U'f mi'iit ol Mllf bootn,
t'.e b ist.'iess J. tricltttti ltl lh
tun m It of i i!i:.iV.tp Wnr l lannot
;.n n t'e t;rtrtit a-rrtt.lt which
m l."ait ml enrKKee my asemory
, 11 , of vou( li,irm.).ious f uwtall't
iio me ;.. :iii )( year. My n
t- id ;n ihe front ri.b if fat-
1 l aivi 11 11 .',f ,1 f r ti ability id
1. lev "
M Wa li aii; I t!it SiiijiltiPf
sit Scissor!, an I J'n WitH I rt daHtflf :
trt, i'.l t r 1 in liunjs', J.J J-jI.ii ,
" -, is';. 1 :r I her at tla'r t- lsirrf
jr.-l i.t . -t ..( th,. (.4tir (.ran titliinllu,
!(. d-i.t t !h Mount -..tt .tial'le!
i-. I in.i.-.ijj -r -l Kvromg Msr (Watttfii- j
an I a lmi br pf. .( on t 1 1 liasn
is ' i ii ti'ti (11 IW.taatl Mr
I !.': 1 ts a 1 .n.ertaitte reatt. an J i
wilt iwt a It is any ra Iical or iti-a-Islte-l
m !.:o 111 ttiiiS Irf.if0 tbi (rai tra
Hai-Urq'i trulr Mali W In
'I 'ill. M..fe. ef lil ItoUta I, (Vb
r.11,.1 u , si,.M. "I l.n I A bad i' c.Ji..e
on On- unl.-j. i!iri. .1 aiultiMit.l find
1 ih.O. ni!, n at il until I ap
I'.'i. kirn's Anises Salve. t iban
a ia! of a n ut boai nun Ihe day lf
Ine l nffi-, x-.u- a .. rf, .1 t.il." ls.Id
mid'-r (f iara,ni' by lloiilton, Wai'an.
.m.i M.r I!aud .b-aU'ia
our portlandTetter
The fcbooting at thetnonitor increaced
the repuiation of thin kind of craft to
Stand hard k iofks without s.erioud ilam
Ke. Our two monitors ttationed in
Manila l!ay could make a good nht
Bftaioet a reasonable number of battle
Bbips.
Historically, it ia nut the bnblt of a
monitor 10 lake the count.
io any 01 us compeiuorH in every ii niiict,
and, in the matter of news of the courts
and correspondent!! It him been the
leader. We nsk our friends to help us
by contributing the news from their
neighborhood, and we will do our part
to make tho paper acceptable to its r. (1
m.fiit of readers, for there are over one
thoiiHand who read the Mist every week
in Columbia county, thtru bein uhuut
seven hundred 011 the eubcriplioii lint.
If you want the news of the world it
coats you only eighty cents extr.i to i;oin.
bine the weekly Orcjfoman with the
Mist j or the two pupeis for only $IM
per year. Yon cannot afford, m thin
low price, to be without Iheln.
Syrup of White Pine and Tar, the old
reliable cough remedy, Vor title by A.J.
Demlng, druggiat.
eit III the K!.t, io,u. Vonr relr,..
p-Iilici.ui mtiy b-coinim 11. .(.,1 ill:,i,.r
ol society. Ihosi. ,o are In ((,,.
thicket.', of the fray h.ive ilinir ssht
obscured by the suioWc and their ,,rw,.,.
al ile.ires in,.) pnw.ns . then, to
OVereslim.-UM tl,en,.evi s find to n,l,,Ii.
Until th-ir real priniiij,!, , m,. .,,r
iuilglllitllt to the lb l-lle (or Ml.-ce., ,'
rnaii is truly liid,:,.,.).,,i H,,, , ,,"
seeker for ofligc. .Senator Kultmi k j
our J ulKinent, far uiorn hoi,,.,t l.l,'t,
average pobtieia,,, yet t ia i,Ml,,,!
to indue by his u;t,.r,,,-,.B ,luilli ,
primary ciui.p,iiK whether he lav,,,,.
or opposed Htale i.t ,. , ,, s..iriU
ation on Ibis ,,,., uudoiibledlv
contributed to hi, def.,,1. The Ultael,
made by Ibmey , .i,u fl ,.,.,
'ld, t!,0llh il u-.,.bt,,ly ,lM.
enced son.,., wo,l. ,,, ,,uvC b,,,.,,
aufliceut lo have lurn. the seal..,
agulnsthlm. He lui dune g,K,d a rvlce
p' i.tl rorieiKjinb'iicii
I'.'ars. tun, Or,. June Ssh, IIKjH.
llin gr,.al lio.e featit al ol I'-iriUlld is
no a n iiuf. r ( histoiy, ll w a .asily
t'.e 111. nt yei.tfnl ., k I' .rt.ou I evrf
1 j-tyc I. Tt.,, t inYiin f iue IVtrtr
t nil d Men's IjmK'I siarled al the
t oiiiiie r. iai Hub M m.hiy moniiiiif.
I ismg the .l.y with a dinner that was
t-.l.piy pefr,,
A Iniifai Suibiini0 and Ibe olher
fliers of the l lmrteatoii. the Yilklown
nil I si torjie bi boat participated in
ety event, and had miicli bi do with
till su,i;'..,a of the prolamine. Hie
.:i..i.le, win all ,!, f) tin !,,.
inoim.1 r.:, w,., ...u.aikabli.. and llin X
iilt.ii.1.11.,,, hoH, ,,f URiior, nnd liomti,
i" .p e 111 earn an every feature, is cull. '
ehi'iiVM nro.il il il.,. ,.r ..I 11...
I 11c. in; Noilhw.-at.
ami fitly
, V ll... .
,1!t MhJS
June inn,, hl't
With lha . I
the Mwpi, j MjJ"'V
lelupuirin Uui
liienilleu. Il
i'1'f..s.l Ma, a,L
."lly HbralM,! iJ
Thre year, !.. J
tile t,.t l.. .1. H
'epi ...l,i. ilr.sjT
l - tW,
lltJ.ti. 'amisib,4j
ti l . .. a...., . .
ankteiW'ttirU,,,, km
ttitWcpMid Muije
H.ll ll,,..i..d .1 .
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In thou tin.. ,y ,AJ
-v Wf itittlt
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STATE BAK?
1; T a Vsa-eaw
AValaUllaU
HAINllE CRt
CAI'ITaUiI,,
on tti tlsaaa-ii, jJ
r..ii.ui,-ic.i wotauU
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Collections Maiia : Drab
Columbia Coontj
lXc.i (Icncrat la!
I'riiKttDl Cnfmpi!r;
I'ltat National Hank, fiailit;
Ifanovif NalKMiai Rank, in
Wm. M. Ri)SS,Prcjr
sr. hkux. ost
Steamer M
HAII.KOAO TtVti.
f hi.-i .Uai hviHSW
-tt-Utl M .Utrtit.aa Iw a H
H . attltlui al l lit malt
Q-mAtia.s ssl Tiff fn
fuiiLI.Il I iii 1.
fOU P0ITIAR83JU0
Hearse
l ilt imbed t" 'l pHlM
or rati, with i"" H
at rraaunabtc Wle. A!
Jallita U
: . ... iV
CEO. W.VOCfl
Tin. UVs'ern M;iit.,r IMnter Astoria
lion, i oi.o,.,1 ,,r all Hie leudlunj prill-I't-
bc'ween the io,ky Moiintiil.is nnd
the I '. ilia- Ocean, mei In t iiivimiUn at
inland last week, ',,.y Brq nw
tlinroil.ly,,,,,,,!,.,,! and tneiy Import
"lit city on I be Coast U rcpnueuto I upon
tbe Kx-cullvH i'.natd.
III the valley aruimd Cove, Oregon,
tb'vit will l, ,,f,H,., t,,u j.ar U(J
liimib. dti.il, ofchiiiriea uud live huil
die.l cci, f , pi,.,,, n,,, ,1(rB
lall that they will Heed lwo h.llldrnd
HEAL ESTATE, lOAtt
INVESTMENTS
CITY AND FARM PR
EHIT-
Money 10 I
KaKt. J
iii-r :: Orego"
f Kelt, Is be't Vu,,WrfW L-
dereaartl. last i" '" : . a,fasi",
1,1a, 1,1. Ilii.i a. ' "' '"i.iaHSrJV
an,1 ll.al II." Hen JeiJ
e,.rh in di .Mx"""
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