The Oregon mist. (St. Helens, Columbia County, Or.) 188?-1913, October 30, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe Oregon Mist Entered at the i'ostottice at St. Helens, Oregon, as second-class mull matter. Issvkd Kvkkv VutDAV Bv E. II. ILAGG, Editor and Troi'iuktor. C. W. FULTON AT RAINIER Subscription IUtks One year I.iW Pi months .50 Advertising rate made known on ampli ation. Legal notices 2A cent cr line. County Official Paper ClRClUT ClH'RT OFI'ICHR.! Thomas A. Mcllride Nt-trlct Judg E. It. Tongue Ihslrict Attomce Cot'NTY Orrtl'KRH James Dart, Judge St. He'ens W. A. llama, Clerk st. Helens Martin White, Sheriff Si. Helen 8.0. Tichenor, Coinm'r Clatskame H. West, Commissioner ScappMMe r,. IjuicK, treasurer M, Helen A. T. I-aws, Awfir St. Helens J. H. Collins, School Supt Ctatskanie C. T. Preteott, Surveyor St. Helens Frank Sherwood, Coroner...-. ..Kainier An Abla Presentation of :ttie Issues By The Senior Senator From Oregon Somebody is going to be elected presi dent of the 1'nited Slates in the neit week. It may be said with safety that it will not be Hisgen, 01 Watson, or Debs, or the gentleman in t he peniten tiary. The country will survive either horn of the remaining dilemma. Koth parties are vociferating their confidence in the reenlt. This is customary. The other party those who are putting up their tuoncr on the issue are unemo tional and unaffected by the hysterics of politics. The gamblers in such cu.ea are the safest prognostieatnrs. Cnited State Senator Charles W. Iiil- Ion whs met t the train Inst Saturday by every republic!) in thti city. A the train came to a ba5t the Kalnma band struck up a lively national air, and the speaker was eerorted to the hall. J ml vie Umix presided ill the meeting and intrmfitml W, C. JVv, who tnlro nuceti 1 11 speaker of the evening in a few well chosen words. Sctiatoi Kultoti opened his teuinrks bv saying that ht had always stood in with the ladles and ha.t lie was the first legis lator in Oregon to Introduce a bill in favor of woman suffrage; that was In 1S78. He also said that the first politi cal speech he ever made was in Ualnier in the same year. Said he was picked up tie-cnuse 'ha was it stranger, the other fellows knew each other too well He tuld the story of the farmer who when brought tip before the juuge for assault and ba'.fery explained that he accepted all ki ads of insults from the tramp who came to his home, ate his fine meal smoki-sl his pipe, put his feet on his w ife's clean tablecloth, insulted his wife line", whlchwutild do away with com petition and Ineienao rates. The demo crat claimed tlleV were uudwr Stdca (tights and could not lc touched. When the case came More the Supreme Court every lepubltcati judge voted against the Northern Securities Company, lite democratic judges voted (or it. Now those men were not dishonest, but their doctrine Was wrong. The same old doctrine nne in 'liO and 'I'd. II these pilmiples had stood, the government would have la-en W ithout power against rebellion and f irclgu lues Had there been live democratic judges nil that suit, what would have happened' The gv.v eminent hand would have Iweil tied but thank tiod the mlntv of those judge were repiibl'cans The Ne York Journal said 1 VI million dollar was saved to thr countrv In that dictum and the huhei I welfare and bet In terest of the country were preserved. I beliese nt a annul currency with eijual rights to all and special privilege to none. lu HJS! yo nil! remember that the prosperity of the country w as great There is a lull and laxity in the pro cedure of the Administration against Castro. Can it I that the President is sentimentally disinclined to proceed gainst such a practical demonstrator of bia big family idea? It is teported that the Veneiuekm potentate has fifty-eight trothrt ud titUef. Whirh was all overlooked, but that when he commenced to talk politics he clubbed j as It is today, The republican party h iu. Tho judge let linn off. Said he i told von whs ( would h 'In-!! A'd over liad a train waitimr tor him and in soon this land there waathe luiui of industry ; he got tin ough would get out of to n, ! when tlte detuoi-ralie party went into for pull tic was a hazardous occupation j to powr industry erased, soup houses The Senai or said in part, "I am a re-' were i ju ried, and three million utk- (ptllilican be Cause the policies of the re-j men were Is-Utfiiig fr bread. I'eopls publican Jariy serve the interests uf the j could b ird !y wait for 11 Thin Uryan ""ij iM-ner man in. we oi any owicr came turw nl , lea ler ami t riphrt, and party. It I thought the policies of any viid the t idv thins- ihat would brmj other party better Hun tlione of the re- j prnstpetity wil. ! the fiee coinage i f silver nun lit to banii, and thai the gold siiiuiJ ird wml l make n a ruined nation ; !il the epte w.iuld tu,l U !:eve it, thev vould not and would not take him trtiouly and never will wi comes from New York that the ace tracks art being cut up into build lug tea. This la glory enough for (jov. UUghtia anj he uiar gloriously retire na hi record. For this alone ha ought lu be rewarded with another term by lleu- Ocrata sad Kepublicana, regardless i.f yarty ; tor this !od be ought U b aiad president ol the United StaU-a, as be perhaps will be foar years beuce. To Coaveit race tracks into potato fields or cabbage patches is the work of a benefactor to the human and equine publics a party, I would join that party. Men jf different parties are just as; hones tin their conviction as we are,: but t.bey are the worst mistaken fellows ; on the foot-n.sd of the earth Mr j BryBii Is a good citi.en, his character Tlie I It motneli? it vtr:li known the r.tmhih-dit I m .reproacnaoie ; out lie woum maae me p(rty niniit? Think of Martin I.lliner aimii doitlng or sacrificing lli belief for hit own advanciuiiuul. I i1()p the lliuB will never tome when the American eopU will elect the chief magistrate of the nation who will werb (low pi luvlpU' for ollliw. 1 lellevM 1 have siibslantlnt.Hl Ihe charge that Hryrn h" not 5" victlon, Uryan says lttr tarlll is fostering trusts, lu bee trade Kuglaud there tre ten trusla lo one In America, ami tier many a well, Trust are combination of capital. Free trade r.ugland is lull of trust. I believe two of the greatest trusts we have are the anthracite ?! trust and the oil tiul, )el both ate ui the free list, so that the larilf cannot be aid to lotor It, Uryan say )U pio jmw to revis.1 the tariff, but Hi van wants lo ledum the tariff liryan'a te form Is nothing mote or less than bee trade. Yon are crowding out the products and labor of Ihi country when you i duce the larlll 'so low that It admits l loreign pro-lu.is Take the eoa of pro duction id freiil countries and all tarlir which wdl give ameruatis Allied can wages We aid tev;e the Unffj if ! high we will lower It ; If t mi low will raise it. Hryau now talks tdguareotreliiglwiik depvMit. Htyau's plan la to create a fund by levying a Ut on all banks to pay ettrs. Why not proieel every' thing els7 The government abould not go lu the bminen of protrt ting any lusii iirc.l t. If yon gus'an re bants why Wot guarantee 4ilmui, wheal, everything. If fhe govtrnmrnt Is going into the guarantee) buunets It in ml have as modi reserve any gnd t-k umt have, and a'l any inan widd nee-l would be suftkteiil fund to open a btk, reaidleM ul hi integrity, ItnstneM ability and eaturrience, ts a it ihe git- eruinent would t-ack the bank, and lb g ! bank would bane to stand the br id the poor one ; ami after rvll llie de piHltor wcubl bve to (xiy the bi, be caue the guarantee !r the depit, Now tlii- republican jirtv is this, We propose p -it saving bank, and ,-wajtr a mall rt ol intrrel. In Ibis plan Ihe goVermiH lit takes the ui iey and l 1 It hit the dei!or, all I will re-dep oil In un iieliilitKiriiig bank Is k eilnioil ioHV,. ... .. H HtW 1 i . w . friend) lot '"I'sttjJ Issued by the court u,JtT .)(.. Iintber Injury; ""J can an In uiicl,)U ,,.s t., "7 lHfor.th,, vmTTK I'Mperlyrid destroy ltwl(hjy d Ifijunolbm say KTup iL, If Injunction I retained, ' Z. trial fur cmlempi, jjow ,h ")' mati.Uy.iu . dow wt to Z, contempt All contempt UweasT1 'elorn Hit judge; tnvfm ', jury, who would .uftMr retain altorn.y shy IU yW( corporation i brought bbIwI a Millar trial m ..Tv cnurt lu another, ami stones' litfgalbMi. but wlw, a Iu.Im J a .... w tm 1 aecree sb.ll W )i,, i; plan. Indeflnlie, " "i latioeitig tiH abasai, 4. patty for sn-h a nie r. m t defy any man lo .lm M In the li.leir.t, ,d Ul, mK the deni.K iBlie ifty, Tu 1Mou parly ha given y, ihsCklwaT) ! V.de the kaMrMi to power and yon ait) st fc, Q and yon might Jut a till h, J .llltlesp, here, to (!) prisiues 01 uieir utk. ft.M M,lll,lt.-M ..... v . r WMla. for the rscluirt of cuatr4 J lias pssjMKj wot rwployiei t ,w ahlrh the (leax u vote tor The rpobli a ay with the rule of bUrtanj It gave you the autumslic OMkv ai tuatic ftsh sn. bMldt af tilts,! trade union ItestrtoUsg imsj J hours tallmd employ aktsavH a He publican peify pststd lUllo'a Is it p-oa'ble llwl U lstariliat the tepubtican party? The doniinanl portion ef ti rtalfc party Is t lh aU la they think t-f lal-r they ihitk tf tiegru, and are not In jmesit) rta laUuilig man. In the acrtt tin ar-e e.j-.ial. That is ths rsssa tea republican party is in fa ret a !M ka iug man, If there rr no diffctwi It U'oncludwl o ast ftfi wis agdn in power the bum ol Indus .ry again sttrted and soup boU rlosed, au-t four of the longest years ever kuoan in t hi runintrv psM-. in'.u history, We didn't adopt free- it ver llrvatl siii-l we lil'lst. We didn't ills llilsii the gdd fn laid. Uryan said we must; and we did everything he said we tii 11 t iml do, and the country proerrd. Ic the cmiipsi n of 1 sl we had Itryan The hearty welcome of the American I 4eH at Tokio is no surprise toCongreas-1 m... . -1 IT 1 t.... 1. :,, . ' wv vnioiu cwusua. uui 1 h win no vrest that lurid wu peh. What l writ if writ.. Only seventeen f toibalt en Jkiki t were placed hors de combat bj a rr cent gjtme. Is it possible that tl-j, tvor' muv 1 di'gctierating and invy ' ten to eHeni- Mailam Nazimov a will noi oitk u m me . sUge career as it wllltP, to I.ertrH. She it original and iWcestll, m ilcTr and her rctl- imitlf woul,, md.cate th jl (he ,,M ,ni,,lrll, lon ,,;r UD"lue' .nd original publicity. Atr contagion of lawlessness Vnoarn .rixhtriding is spreading throughout 'the country. It began in Kentucky and w confined to the tobacco growing region. Now it is spreading to the cot ton growing states. There is no reason wby, if unchecked, it may not spread to the wheat, corn and hay belts in fact to every HKricuitiiral dettiou of the country . It i a species of that lawless ness common In ail half civilized cnin tries, in which clastillcatlon the United fiutes undoubtedly stsnd.1. It is mo bocracy, and whether eercied in the agricultural regions or by trades unions in manufacturing cities, it hat it! In tit In contempt of law and order. In short it it the licentiousness of liberty. orst president we could select t do not charge bun with being in with the Standard Oil Co. because Iltiskeil is close j to the company, neither do I believe be ' knew of his dealin ( with the company ; but 1 shall criticise bis public career Many say there is nodilferSMice between ; the two parties. If thnl 1-e true, there is no reason for a change. The rennhli- '' i nun re,.. iu,ave.. ..o r.utr. 11 W ,,lprr B1 w , Um naaabendonrd no principle of the past. ; Iver another ia.-ie Me hen a policy or principle was once .'charm against Me lire. .. th.i 1.- .. wlopUsl.ttm party has always ttoorl by j ,,, , m11 , ml lliellU; t.4lTr there la a .lit ..fence. However, there , talk- all theiii. ......1 1 1..,- Is a dilfereuce today and always will lie. ' ,t ,n . . ,Ila .,, -.,,.B... , t .1. i.-:-- . t ... !.....! in me ouimie mi oiiniii. i stinl t say to yon that aie two .imerenl ectioola or liimignt. ! thiulcH sincerely cannot Alineiinieui me auopiinn 01 me j his beliefs, constitution there were two great leaders I jn WMjei. The election of Taft will give an im pulse to all new enterprises ; the election of Bryan would be a hold-up ol biininw, perhaps for years. Whet good waniun fails to slow up In a fog? Though on the retired litt Col. Ktewatt will receive during life a. com pensation of t.V)00 a year, Uncle film is not ongraMul to an old toldier even If be bat an alleged impossible tempera meat. of political parties. On led by Ham ilton, the other by Jefferson. Ilatnillon taught the necessarily Implied power of congress, while J ffersoti tniiht the specific power granted by the constitu tion. When 111' rivers and harbors bill came Up, Hamilton declared congress l.u.l II, m rlolit in ttmtfjt ttlirironrii.Horo, 1 - . . ...... ... carried u ,r three more tfiati jelli-rson sain no, lie iwtieveu in ftiiie rights, so that from the very W'gliiutug of the history of the country the great men who made the constitution differed in opinion as to what rights were con veyed by that constitution. The great principle of protection came from the republican party. I.eglslatli. of all kinds came from the republic rttl party. In order to properly undent' and who is the tendency of the twn Krettt parties, It Is Important to know wdut thee parties have sbmd for In tr,u p,it. Urynnsays the republican pa'.ty stiiiids f..r trusts. I want to say V, ylnl that every line of legislation tb.at ha ever been enacUd agniiiHt the t rusts hat l n enacted by ihe republic 'a party 'J hat great act, the Sheruia'', anti trust law, was enacted by the re publican party in IHSKi, There was o , leglalalion by the dtno.:rats during Cleveland's adininin- tration j ths dfu'iocmts- were opiawed to the auli trust law. Whim the Sluudiird Oil and Northern .Securities Co. were being legislated ngulnst, states rights were contended for by the democrats, and when tho republicans proposed mi atnendiiient to the constitution, the democrats voted against It, arid con tended It was an Invasion of thu slates rights and, refused to amend the con stitution. In the case of thu Northern Securities Co. the republicans enforced the anti trur.t law. The Northern Kn cuiitles Co. wss the (ireat Northern, the Northern 1'acilic and the Chicugo ISurliugton and Qulncy. In this milli ner the Northern Securltius Company controlled three great trsns-contintntal ass Iieceis nun who get away from 1 Irs nest cry was Imperial eomisted in our retaining the I'hill.iptiies, which was eating the heart and lib. out nf unr nation Wan he lion -t? .-t lis see. We aurei to r Spain twenty nnltion dollar lor the I,i'.ind, which l.ad to In MtiOed by a two third vote; ',r;'ri advocated It and 11 uelll'k-r'in lol.il tor It ,! it was lie 'ry; tl cn Uryan claimed Spain had no title a could not c mvi-y, yet be ndvo cnte.', the treaty, lie Is not sincere. V on remember ben he made Ids famous trip around tho win) I, llin oirtlmr he went, the digger he j(,,t, and the democrat thought, surely h wmihi furnish them a platform thairWoiiid carry them on to vlcbiry. tie falind t 'lal, he failed in I'.kk) nnd Im will ((,! again. I(n will fall as long at he live, and 1 trnt (irsl he will live rgnl along Well, the ship came and Uryar, ca i.e He arotc a tpM-rli and read It. Was It on free silver? No. Wns It m, .,,!. tsm? No The great and v (tal princi pnl wasgiiveriiin. nl owner i,it . roads. II.) Haid he bud b- thinking of Hand studying It, and n,,,, wo mu Uki) over the great rail road lines ol the country Then a grea i : err aro w ,,i tl.e south. This was centralisation s...... he modified bis vie,, Haid ),,. uiy liieiint the trnin-coiitiricniiil lines, the i States coul.l have tin. rest. .So p.ry,,, Wns lint SO everlailinjdy fuVor f flovuriiiiient ownership us i, tlmnghil he was; hi saw Im would nt K,.t ih ami sum -u-t lt.r K i )(, mild free silver wns vital, Ami I,,,eria. ism was vital, but be droppcl the,,, all for the sake of tho nomination. I want to ask yon democrats, II there are any in the house, if Dry,,,, j, n ,,, of ktrong convictions',- u im ,i(.v( , a principle, would , abandon it lor the nomination? Is It. of so. 1, inni-nnl tl,t the lieopb. would bavo t I,r ., , ui IJ.JIU1CB auvanno- HOULTON LIVERY AND FEED STABU I.. II. CtMH. I'rna , .. ." CckkI Liverv Rigt at ack Kcatonablc Kate. ; l eave Hotn.o at 7 - lraUt.reluiningovtl j A, AC train. Klrla w a j I ' llrlen after train !. k Drummer Trarls A their (n tno to nt H l unimmfri rde A Mrt. s la t,..8 dewlv specialty. in .Itrn-oon aa4aafA(,,iAtti i si . . , I ) . . a a . sj a si- a 4 OREGON BUILDERS" Arc you doing what you can to populate your 5tate? OltMiON Nl' KIW I'KOI'I.Kftettlers, honest larmsr. it ii tianl.s, men luiiits, clerks, eple with bra'0, strong bands itd a willing heert capital or no MpiUU The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co. S outhern Pacific Co. (Linei in Oregon) Kt Will Hie seiidllK mil lui.i ( Mri.rf.in IUcrttttir t mi liinrtiuf tutu ifirniTif) r-rif hthiiumiv "tw you ii o i help the g.., work of building tiregon """ lU us the names and nd lre.se nf your fileeds who nj llk. lv to be ttitereste.1 ill this Slate? We will I" V"" to b. nr the esM-nsri of sending llmm complete lli!i' tion iibout I ( 1 1 p I .( I N mi. I Its tipimrllllillte. COLONIST TICKETS win i . dun, ski;i tkm- III II and or I i IIU..U from the Kast to ad point tticj .,,. Tho fare Imiii a low principal cities iits I mm llenver , . " n. aha . , , . '' KanaClty, " St. I.ouli, , , " Chicago . , , , jan.tio ;n I 00 a." w 1!S tui Krom Isnsvllie Cincinnati Cleveland " NewYrrk fll w 42 ill i?f &A00 Tickets Can Be H yon repaid. Oil's""' ........ ...11 ff.l . ...f. fcni'ive IO wnni in iirnm iriwri. t , C1J V eeill ib ie,sd Hie plier Hoiount Willi " " " " The tirs 1 "dU 'hen be lurnished by telegraph. Wm, JvlcMurray, GenemJ Pcnger Aeenf PnrlUnrL OtC. l4wwwf" -m r'J 'W '