Dayton tribune., September 20, 1912, Image 1

Saytmt O ©ribunc
VOL. I
DAYTON, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 20. 1912.
SCHOOL AND FAIR
NOTES
AN INSULT TO JUSTICE
NO. 40
made on the Democratic Presi­
dential candidate that he has rev-
olutioned and righted the govern­
ment of the state of New Jersey.
Says the Republican Committee:
“The most astounding and ill- Julius Johnson Loses House Sep. 15
founded claims regarding the
wonders of legislation accomplish­
estimate loss of About $4000
ed by Governor Wilson were
spread broadcast by his publicity
bureau to gain for him the nom­ Last Sunday afternoon bet­
¡nation for president. These J™*”
threp °’c,ock’ tbe
ination
claims can in most instances be }°me of Julius Johnson caught
refuted by the legislative records, 'ye an<t burned ,o the ground.
which will show that the great I here had been no fire in the
bulk of the remidial and progres­ house since morning and as yet
sive legislation for the benefit of the cause of the fire is unknown.
the people and especially for the ' Mr. Johnson and family were
benefit of the working class has visiting his parents in Dundee
had its inception if not its actual when the fire broke out. Neigh­
enactment in Republican Legis- bors hurried to the scene of the
latures. The Governor’s neglect fire but it had gained so much
of the current business of the headway that it was impossible
State should be exposed, togeth- to save anything. They saved
er with his use of patronage build only the clothing they wore.
up a personal political machine,
The house wa8 a hirge geven
his shedding of a Democratic I room building. ^eU finished and
State Senator whom a majority furnished
of the Senate found guilty of be-
trayal of the Senatorial trust, ,
Johnson estimates his loss
and his calculated use of the Gov- at a >out $4000. There was a
| ernship to advance his political light insurance on the house and
fortunes in disregard of the con­ furniture.
tract made with the people of
New Jersey to serve them faith­
fully as their executive for the
term of three years. There is no
lack of ammunition to conduct a
winning finish against the Dem-1
ocratic machine in New Jersey.
“George McGregor is council-
j lor for a rural district near Vic­
House Destroyed
by Fire
Miss Eva Trent opened school
Sept. 16 in No. 19, and F. L.
Strait and Miss Lillian Perkins
began on the same date in No. 9.
Read the big bills for the fair
dates. They are in every school
district. A big show every day.
Arnold’s Amusement Company
will furnish that phase of the en­
tertainment, but remember they
are under the control of the Fair
management, and will give noth­
ing to offend anyone. Every­
thing will be first class.
Have your children at the Lin­
coln High School at 1 P. M. Sep.
24. There will be autos f< r every :
one. We have mailed circular
letters to every auto owner in the
county, and all are willing to fur-
nish their machines. Remember
every child rides. If any district
has enough machines to hold it’s |
pupils, and the people prefer to
keep them together and decorate
the machines, we would be pleas­
ed to have them do so. Bring
your banners, and let everyone
know “who’s who” at the school
fair.
The booths are ready in the
pavilion now, so you can have all
the time you want for decorat­
ing.
Bring all exhibits to the south- ’
east door of the pavilion, and,
have them tagged and registered. |
That work will all be done there. '
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the court of revision being some-
Come early Sep. 23, and avoid
0300 I TICKS
thing like our board of equaliza­
the rush.
tion. He writes: “In our dis­
Apply to the County Supt. for This is the last call for the 1912 effects of which the country is Speaking of the Kansas situa­ trict we exempted improvements
prize lists on the children’s ex- i Fair. Don’t fail to come, and Just recovering, but he is very tion. where the question of whe­ by referendum at the last elec­
hibits, and for general informa­ bring your friends. We want mucb mistaken in thinking that ther Roosevelt electors shall re­ tion, and there has been no ob­
tion; to Ira Nelson for informa­ the eastern people to see what the American people want some main on the republican ticket is jection to the new system. We
I more of the same. If he is so
tion on the poultry show, to A. Old Yamhill can do.
a hot one, Chairman Scott, of are going ahead by leaps and
K. Olds, L. D. Moulton, or Dr.
S. S. Duncan, Co. Sup’t. afflicted that he must have a St. the Publicity Bureau, said today: bounds since we adopted the
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Vitus dance, he should invite the
Mylne for prize lists on stock, to
single tax system. We have quit
Mrs. C. F. Daniels for fancy 1
AMfTTHFP Party known as “Gabby George” “In Kansas the State comm­ fining people by taxes for erect­
AIUHIILK and the other under writers of ittee adopted a resolution de­ ing buildings and otherwise im­
work, and to Mrs. Wm. D’el-
his campaign to Oyster Bay. claring that these electoi s should proving land. The land-value
schneider for instructions for the
Baby Show.
II
where they can have the dance withdraw from the Republican tax is the only fair system of
all to themselves, and not dis­ ticket and be placed in an inde­ taxation. ”
Remember that all exhibitors
turb plain, ordinary folk who pendent column, where they be-1
are admitted to the pavilion free. Or
‘ Here is a letter from W. W.
Another four Bad Democratic have a living to earn and savings long. This action was overruled
Only ten cents per day for others
by the party council so that the Patton, manager of the real es­
Years Like 1894-97?—If
banks accounts they don’t want situation remains as it has been. tä’ • 1 mrtment of the Maritime
They can pass in and out as often
No» Vote For Taft
as they wish to.
to draw on.
We have no doubt, h >wever that Trust C j ., Vancouver: “I can
L. S. Hopfield will have charge
The real peril to peace, order the courts before whom the < u- say without hesitation that sin­
Want
another
Roosevelt
panic?
of the athletics. Those who
and prosperty in the Roosevelt estion will now go will sustain gle tax has been a great benefit
Of
course
you
remember
it
if
to the city of Vancouver, par­
know him know that this insures
madness is the backing he is giv­ the Republican contention.
you
’
re
old
enough
to
vote.
It
ia
incredible
that
the
courts
th
ly tbe building trades,
a good program.
ing to Woodrow Wilson and the
was only about four years ago.
The judges for the School ^
and started Democratic party in their cam­ would hold that Roosevelt elec- Vancouyer h«« Prospered as is
,V < f
clearance,
department are Mrs Chas Jones 1 h¡s p„|¡cv of safe, sane. deliber. paign of reaction, sectionalism tors should be permitted to go
one of the editors of the Pacific ate enforcement of the law, in­ and free trade. Wilson’s success on an official ballot under th(. increase m population and build-
. , of - government . . by jerks,
. , . would be a . calamity involving re­ name and emblem of the Repub- Ing perm,t* Probab,y neater
Homestead, and wife of the edi­ . stead
..
J
’ pression and ruin more wide- lican party. The only thing the than dny other city on the con-
tor of the Oregon leachers ’ which gave the nation
the nerves. spread than „ that
... which followed
, .,
. action of the party council has tinent, and that single tax has
Monthly, Mr. Noah Gregg, a
should go without saying Democratic success in 1882, and done has been to demonstrate aided in this material growth is
model .......
farmer of * Polk vvu.ii,,
county, ailu
and
Sup’t. M. C. Case of Washington :
Tbeodore Roosevelt has no|an(jthe Wilson low tarriff and that the third term managers unquestionable.”
chance of success, although he is free trade bill of 1894, for the are willing to resort to any means,
“Herbert E. Welcheland I. R.
county.
so eaten with self-pride, with: reaSon that the nation has ex-
ex­ fair or foul, to carry their point. Campbell, real estate and com­
Don’t forget that the office of
the
conviction
that
he
is
the
only
pan
ded
since
that
time,
and
the
Vancouver,
the county superintendent will
“In Missouri and Iowa, as well mission agency,
one
in
the
ninety
million
that
has
interests
disasterously
affected
write
this:
“
In
regard
to the
be in the pavilion Sept. 23 — 27. wheels enough in his head to
as States further west, the sit­
Phone 9910. Any business of run the national machinery, that would be vastly greater.
uation is better than it was at present system of land-value tax­
the office can be transacted there. it is possible he thinks the Amer­
this stage in former campaigns, ation, we believe it to be the
If your district has no booth ican people are tired of Taft ||Nk|ND (JIT FOR and all the reports coming from only system. In conversation
°ur clients we find that the
I UR the Chicago headquarters are!
bring your exhibit any way. We good times, and want another UnnilW UU I
majority
are of the same opin-
optimistic in the highest degree.
expect to have a large general Roosevelt panic, waiting around !
ion. We having prospered un­
exhioit.
The Republicans, particularly der the land-value tax believe
chilly October nights to get their1
Don’t gorget to bring that money out of the banks.
the old-time Republicans, repre­ it the proper system to urge de-
fancy work for the ladies depart­ Theodore Roosevelt seems to Right in the heart of the Wil­ sented conspicuously by the Un­ velopment.
ment.
like panics. They’re in his line, son camp the Republican State ion soldier element, are getting
“We have come
Where are the boys that are and if he has’nt one handy he’ll Committee of New Jersey has into the fight with zeal and en­ with large owners of in contact
wild lands
after the “Cary Prize?” Let us take care to scare it up. He wah thrown a bomb of incalculable thusiasm, as are the Republican
that
we
know
would
not have
hear from you. That prize is certainly successful in bring on proportions. It is a neat little Newspapers throughout the
improved
their
land
had
it not
worth trying for.
plenty of panic in 1907, from the statement, refuting the claims Northwest.
(CONTINUED ON EDITORIAL. PAGE)
Growing by Leaps
and Bounds
■ Bull Moose Undert;
WANT
ROOSEVELT PANIC
GOV. WILSON
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